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The St. Anthony's Foundation will gather at City Hall this Friday to mark 75 years of helping those in need of food, medicine, housing and so much more. Since 1950, Saint Anthony's has been a beacon of light in the city's Tenderloin District. Over the years, the nonprofit has stepped up to meet the growing needs of the community, providing free clothing, medical services and support to those struggling with addiction. David Chavez, a recent graduate of the Saint Anthony Foundation Father Alfred Center and addiction treatment program for men joined us on The Four to talk about his experience.

Daily hot topics, viral news, and lifestyle buzz all hit the debate table on Like It Or Not.

The federal government on Wednesday announced that as the shutdown enters its sixth week — making it the longest in United States history — the nation's 40 busiest airports would be forced to reduce traffic by thousands of flights every day. The FAA announced it would be cutting air traffic by 10%, all while air traffic controllers are working without pay as the shutdown drags on.

The funding issues for the SNAP program are hitting Native American communities especially hard, prompting one tribe in Arizona to declare a local emergency. How this move will help cover meals for those in need as the shutdown continues.

This weekend is your chance to celebrate the vibrant sounds of the islands for the first time, the Holoholo Music Festival is coming to San Jose, with the event taking place this Sunday at the Lot at Creekside, which is in the downtown area. The festival will showcase a number of reggae music. Dana Greer from Good Vibes Presents joined us in studio to talk about the meaning behind the festival.

Two judges have ordered the Trump Administration to tap emergency funds to continue payments to food assistance recipients as the government shutdown continues into November. However, the administration argued that it couldn't use agriculture department reserves for the program unless Congress passes a budget, and President Trump blamed Democrats for keeping the shutdown going.

An investigation is underway in Southern California after an ICE agent shot and wounded a man who authorities say was driving his car toward the officer. What we're learning about Thursday's shooting, the third time immigration agents have opened fire during operations here in the West since last week.

Napa isn't the only wine country. Livermore Valley is ripe with opportunity. KTVU's Crystal Bailey gets the behind the scenes look at what goes into every bottle at Wood Family Vineyards.

Portland is the latest city to which federal agents have been deployed, and their arrival has sparked a federal lawsuit. A commander with the Portland Police Bureau described several instances in which federal agents used 'excessive force' against protesters, who have been present at an ICE facility in the city since federal representatives arrived. A defense department attorney argued the National Guard is needed to protect the facility, because police aren't doing enough.

Some scholars at UC Santa Cruz are exploring what scares us and why. The center for Monster Studies is dedicated to looking at monsters all throughout history. Things like zombies and vampires. They're also studying the metaphysics of creepiness and what causes it. Doctor Michael Chemers, with the Center of Monster Studies at UC Santa Cruz joined us in studio to explain.