vamos a hablar de lo que está sucediendo con residentes de palo alto que dicen que no van a callar mástes van a toda velocidad e incluso un joven ya perdió la vida atropellado. >> sí, quédese, porque vamos a seguir hablando de eso también. guillermo. así es. vamos también hablar de lo que está sucediendo en el atlántico. >> recuerde que la temporada oficial de huracanes acaba el 30 de noviembre, pero sigue activa . ahí está phillip. viene hacia la unión americana. vamos a hablar de esto y más al volver. y encuentran los cadáveres de un hombre y una mujer flotando en un canal en freemont. >>er po tantos accidentes también. de ver cómo muchos conductores imprudentes van al volante. y hasta la muerte de un joven en una calle de esa ciudad. >> jessica gallegos ahora nos cuenta de esto porque habló con una residente de esta zona y nos cuenta de los incidentes que han vivido. nos dice lo que algunas otras personas vienen exigiendo desde hace diez años, incluso a la ciudad. todo con el fin de que se le ponga un alto a estos problemas de inseguridad vial. residentes en la calle cabana drive in

palo alto. the new housing will have 88 rooms and will also have on-site support services. the aim for homekey palo alto is to help residents transition to stable housing. >>> in southern california where thousand people are under mandatory evacuation orders as crews battle a raging wildfire . it broke out yesterday in riverside county and has grown to 2200 acres. it is 0% contained and officials say the fast-moving flames are being fueled by strong sin and don't wince. >>> starting a masks are required once again in several bay area counties. any troy reports from marin. >> reporter: linda sits patiently in the waiting area at the redwoods, a community of seniors. her husband caught covid, ended up in the hospital and is still battling. >> he is in care. and has not recovered yet and it's been over a month. >> she welcomed the mandate coming to an end earlier this year but fully supports the reinstatement as the threat of the flu season approaches. they make i am much more comfortable when i wa

i just prefer the valuation discounts supporting that versus palo alto. >> let's squeeze in joe.now you have palo alto but i want to move off that and go to pack ar upgraded at deutsche best in class machinery they call it. 2024 consensus too low stock too cheap. give me something on paccar. >> should have been the chart of the day. instead of texas instruments this company is growing at 20 plus% over the last two years. >> a great looking chart wow. >> and that is a stock that trades at a valuation i know everyone would expect, low teens. it is a company hitting on all the fundamentals and is being rewarded shareholders are benefiting and we have people paying a premium for the stock price. we own it. >> all right we'll take a quick break and come back and set you up for earnings still ahead in the next 24 hours i got ibm, service now i've got honeywell i've got merck we're back from philly at schwab impact next. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means... the smoothing benefits of retinol. are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe cor

this is a threat that we are watching very clearly at palo alto network. threat intelligence standpoint, we are also doing testing in our own labs to recreate potential capabilities. at this point we are not seeing any new or novel attack techniques generated by ai. >> what kind of defenses do we have against ai powered attacked? >> right, we have the able to use ai to our benefit to help protect our organization. >> and then i want to ask everybody a few questions. atlanta fed published early this year there's 144% increase in ransomware from 2021 that's massive. is this across any specific sector, government, private, large or small, certain industries or evenly spread throughout? >> we see these primarily as crimes of opportunity where the threat actors find vulnerabilities and attack those vulnerable. >> they said that their average ransom payment, i cannot believe this, $5 million. given the concentration of the attackers are in hostile nations, some of the money might be used by criminal enterprises and line up projects of adversaries? >> it is all u

in the bay area, different faith groups gathered at a prayer vigil in palo alto.r peace and denounce anti-semitism and it is on the phobia. >>> yountville remains under a boil water order this morning because of the e. coli in the town's water system. residents are being told to boil water or use bottled water until samples come back negative. >>> a new $4 million campaign in san francisco title, it all starts here sf aims to enliven the city's image and boost civic pride. a festival yesterday showcased artists from 11 san francisco districts . each with a distinctive quality. >>> the seven-day forecast shows us today's chance of rain. that is the most impressive thing on here. look at the warm-up . after today. we will see temperatures climb and we will cool down again by the end of next week. not to overlook today's rain. we spent most of our time in the complete forecast earlier in the newscast, focused exlclusive lee on the timing of that rain. it really is primarily for the north bay , maybe an occasional isolated thunderstorm. everybody has a chance for some

the eastbound direction from east palo alto, menlo park, to fremont. let's open this up. this is starting at 7:00 p.m. and going to the east bay till 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. should be less travel, but on the peninsula, 7:00 p.m. is still in the middle of the commute, so that could be a bigger issue to get past the dumbarton. you can go south, 237, so 101 to 237 east, then back up 880. but very congested through this area, 808 through milpitas and fremont. the other option is to go up in the direction, palo alto, eastbound across the san mateo bridge, also heavily traveled. earlier in the commute, 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., that could be an issue for folks trying to get around. that will shift the traffic around and will cause delays. it's only overnight, but it's every overnight this week, so this could be a repeated problem for you, so plan ahead. back to you. >> that's good to know. thanks, mike. >>> more movement as israeli forces push their way into gaza. ahead during our midday newscast, we have the latest as another hostage is freed. >>> plus, the white house putti

he's being asked to give palo alto police a call. mandatory inspection of spirit. airline jets put many planes out of service on friday causing delays of passenger service. the airline canceling 100 flights which represents 11% of its air service spirit says 25 planes required inspections. faa documents stated purpose is to look for signs of cracking around fasteners that attach pressure panels on the plane. flights can impacted for several days before those planes return to service. coming up next in sports, the forty-niners out for monday night's game against the vikings in dire straits. >> 2 other stars questionable and one of their key weapons sidelined at least the next 3 weeks. got the full medical report coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, the forty-niners they're headed out to minnesota. the actually live this afternoon for their monday night game with the vikings did say those 3 injured players that we've been talking about all week. will they be out there? there's a chance that there's a chance that they won't be offensive lineman trent williams

the palo alto teen rejected by 16 colleges, but was hired by google. how did he do it? on tuesday, we first introduced you to 18 year old stanley xiong, a gunn high school graduate who had a 4.42 gpa near perfect sat score and built his own ea document signing startup this past spring . as college admissions decisions came down, it was rejection after rejection. >> some of them were certainly expected. and, you know, stanford, mit, you know, it's it is what it is, right? but yeah, for some of them, like cal poly, some of the state schools, i really thought, you know, i had a good chance and it turns out, however good of a chance i had, i didn't get in. >> but shortly after the lowest point in his life came the ultimate high. stanley got hired by google as a level four software engineer. stanley's story went viral around the world on social media and in international publications like the daily mail in the uk, hindustan times and of course, usa today. the internet has so many questions like how did he get this coveted job at google? well, we asked in stanley answered in

taparon el hidrante y lograron contenerlo en el incidente, nadie resultó herido y residentes en palo altoallegos habló con residentes, quienes expresaron su frustración y también busco una respuesta de la compañía eléctrica. >> así es que tal residentes me dijeron que transitar en la calle o conectar entre pulgas y daisy layne en la ciudad de palo alto es como estar en una montaña rusa o montar a caballo. >> y es que esto se debe a la mala repavimentación tras un trabajo de pg&e y de la ciudad. >> siente que va 1 como en en bultos, así como como pasando subida y bajada, como en olas pero pero duras. así es como hannah describe y la sensación al llegar y salir de su casa. >> desde hace 3 meses, cuando pg&e y la ciudad retomaron las construcciones que dejaron sin terminar porque este brinca mucho el carro cuando va por esa calle hay muchos bordos y hace que el carro brinque, como que si fuéramos en caballo. durante los meses de reparación residentes incluso llegaron a preguntarse cuando iban a terminar de pavimentar la calle alguien creo que de aquí de de del área les preguntó que si por qu

san rafael walnut creek, palo alto, los gatos. go from 83 to 85, 80 to 80 4 to 88, 89, 88, 88. why didn't you go 88 and walnut creek, steve? i just couldn't do it. couldn't do it. i just couldn't do it. thought about it, but i couldn't do it. i remember sunday, if you were in concord 77, monday was 83. yesterday was 85, going 90 today. and 92 tomorrow. i think if the hottest day occurs, it would be on friday, 93, 94, then it'll start to come down northerly breeze in place for most. i mean, sonoma mountains is there, mt. veeder, atlas peak, mount diablo, las trampas , even oakland south, which is right above the oakland zoo. so it's a northerly breeze. you know what that means? 50, 60 on the temps. there's some mild conditions out there compared to two days ago, that's for sure. pacific 64 about that. you know, september or october can be some of the warmest temps on the coast. los altos hills also at 64 degrees. 50 seven's popular foster city, san carlos and redwood city, 34. truckee 39. south lake tahoe, reno was 39. now they're

and we did this prayer service in east palo alto. a few years ago. we do this for every family that is killed. >> this next one shows young men who are in detention of some kind. >> we have detention facilities for youth. i have seen as young as 10 years old, young people incarcerated. specifically in san francisco. this is a sample of what the facility may look like. because they are under age and we cannot show actual pictures but this is what it looks like inside of the facility. >> this is a small sample of something to do. i can read a list of other activities you do. when we come back. i know you will be asking for volunteers. i want to make clear to people that , tell them what kind of skills they should bring if they're going to volunteer. you could take people without particular special skills. it seems like a special ministry. we will talk about that in our next segment. we will be back after this break. >>> we are talking about very serious prospect of justice in a special kind called restorative justice as practiced by julio. your restora

sunshine through the afternoon, and that leaves us with 77 in palo alto. 68 across the marina. north bay, here's sonoma. once we hit wednesday and thursday, it will be a quick burst of heat with an area of high pressure. we are not looking at this lasting for an extended period of time. a few spots could get close to records, but wednesday and thursday we will seat temperatures spike up. we will see the cooler system off to the south eventually drop our temperatures friday and saturday. we are looking at shower chances coming our way within the next seven to 10-day forecast. up to 95 on thursday in concord. then next week, finally it looks like some consistent fall weather coming on back with 60s moving into the forecast once we hit next tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday. and in san francisco, thursday, 83 and then down to 69 on saturday. we will see the same shower chances through the inland valleys. hottest day on thursday, 94. then by saturday, we are at 75. sunday, 73. beyond this, we might be asking at a storm system that could bring widespread rainfall once we hit n

residente en la calle cabana drive in this palo alto aseguran estar cansados y vivir con miedo al cruzarhace dos meses, luego de que un conductor atropellar en joven quitándole la vida. leonardo dice que además de ese triste incidente, ella también ha presenciado desde muy cerca cómo conductores manejan de manera imprudente en la misma calle. yo salgo solo a poner el bote de la basura en frente de la casa y en el mismo momento que yo estoy tirando la basura a pasa un carro y hace donas en frente de mí. además hace meses atrás un carro quien ella dice evadió la señal del alto. habría chocado el vehículo de su esposo, quien estaba estacionado la troca ocupó su reparación porque no se podrían abrir las dos puertas. luces reductores de velocidad y más señalizaciones, lo que exigen residentes. contáctame al departamento de obras públicas de la ciudad. y eso fue lo que nos dijeron en drive. >> ellos dicen que tienen conocimiento de lo que ocurre y que de hecho tienen policías monitoreando la velocidad y en la próxima reunión del consejo se hablará sobre instalar más iluminación a lo largo de l

he says the war in israel is already causing ripple effects in palo alto. >> in the short term, there is disruption. many engineers, man people who were working on startups are now concerned with other things or even going to israel. >> many israeli companies raising money from american venture capital firms already had their meetings postponed by investors. >> i expect that in the next fe weeks, we will see more of thos unfortunate cancellations and delays. >> reporter: right now, the priority is doing everything to help loved ones back home. >> not just being behind your screens, monitors and keyboards it is showing up in person. >> feeling as close as possible to friends and family, even fro a distance of more than 7000 miles. >> we will continue to follow the latest developments out of the middle east on air, streaming on cbs news bay area and online on www.kpix.com. >>> this weekend, the 51st half moon bay art and pumpkin festival begins. it is a major boost for businesses all month long. shawn chitnis is in half moon bay with more on the economic impact it has throughout the com

so right now it's in the upper 40s in santa rosa, it is 51 in sonoma, and it's 54 in palo alto. so after this cool start, this is a look at our highs today. reaching into the upper 80s and low 90s, but this is the heat just starting to ramp up. we're going to reach the peak of temperatures tomorrow with upper 90s once again, especially as you take a look at san martin and morgan hill, reaching into the upper 90s there, and mid-90s for much of the rest of the bay area, including 90 in san francisco. we're going to talk more about that, and then a cooler weekend ahead in a few minutes. >> we'll check back with you. >>> we do begin with breaking news overnight, president biden arrived in israel. in fact, this is a live look near the gaza border. this is the president's second visit to a war zone this year. the other being in ukraine in february. this visit comes with israeli troops amassed at the border awaiting the seemingly inevitable offensive in gaza. both sides now overflowing with yesterday's explosion at a gaza hospital, killing hundreds. the total number of confirmed deaths

good morning to all of you in palo alto at 54 degrees.e in oakland, alameda, piedmont and in emeryville. winds are calm to the north of the golden gate bridge to the east for the most part, winds are slight at sfo, but these winds will pick up later today. northwest up to about 15mph. visibility issues now in half moon bay, down to four miles a quarter of a mile in nevada with areas of patchy fog. so the area of low pressure, the core, the center right there right now over salt lake city, but not after producing some thunderstorms this morning between fresno and modesto and also yesterday, there was a funnel cloud. it was spotted outside of sacramento international airport at and we are monitoring this system as it continues to blow in towards the newman area because it does have copious amounts of precipitation. but we are now on the back side of it. we now have high pressure that's going to be building in and as high pressure does so we're going to have a really good looking day today. a little bit breezy, but as far as the precept, it'

this is north 101 in palo alto. the taillights building up but not causing any problems just yet. a smooth, easy drive along the peninsula. we'll talk about how things are shifting. i think we see something over in the east bay. >> we'll check back with you. >>> 5:46 right now. once again, israel is launching targeted raids into northern gaza, however the full ground invasion still appears to be on hold. "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez joins us from the newsroom with more on the growing tension and overnight developments. >> reporter: good morning to you. israel defense forces say they took out a top hamas commander in an air strike hours after its largest targeted raids into northern gaza. overnight the idf troops, fighter jet and drones hit antitank missile launch sites and hamas command and control centers as well. as for that threatened full-out ground assault, israel says it's still happening, though an nbc news military analyst and retired u.s. army colonel tells us that with every day of delay, it becomes l

here is palo alto. trust me, that's palo alto. we cannot see the traffic flowing right now on 101.head out. maybe just sit tight because the "today" show starts now. but did you know "today in the bay," we actually continue live on roku, samsung tv, or wherever you stream. join us now or whenever it fits into your schedule, and always stay in the know. >> thanks for joining us this morning on "today in the bay." make it a great morning. we'll see you back here tomorrow. don't forget, have a great day. a live look in dublin >>> good tuesday morning, president biden set to travel to israel >> it's october 17th this is "today." invitation accepted. the white house revealing

palo alto. and from mt. tam, another gorgeous sight, but upper elevations from mt. near the hills of the north bay and the east bay, very gusty. 45, santa rosa, 47in nevada. and novato and livermore at 47. so we're seeing the elevated fire danger for the first half of the morning hours until about 10 or 11:00 when the winds will subside. so breezy in the hills then sunny with some high clouds looking at a chance of a few sprinkles. late friday night just for the north bay. but those clouds unfortunately, will obscure, i think, part of the eclipse. here's a look at today where we've got sunshine, then a wave of high clouds here in mid afternoon. and then once again throughout the evening. but temperatures was coming up today. livermore in the upper 70s to near 80 and then cooler for your friday 75 in oakland, 77 in fremont time to win is running out in our prize packed kick off the savings monopoly game! hurry in to play for your chance at over $25 million in prizes and money saving offers like this, and this, or even this. plus, you still have a shot at up to $100,0

today the city broke ground on homekeyt palo alto, an interim housing shelter. the ooshelter is expected to provide a home to more than 200 men, women and children each year. >> projects like this are a welcome step, and we should celebrate them. and thank everyone who helped make this happen. but we all know we're so far away from declaring victory in this battle against homelessness. that's because the not enough. the project is made possible through state funding as well as contributions from the city of palo alto, santa clara county and others. >> the total cost more than $37 million. >> the lead level is found in the area around reid-hillview airport in san jose are exposing children to health hazards after learning about these damaging conditions. the environmental protection agency announced they are creating pathways to remove lead exposures from our lives. abc7 news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains how this may impact regional flying at airports across the state. for the children living near and attending schools within a mile and a half of rei

in palo alto, 46 on the coast.m mount diablo vollmer peak, this is where the winds are pretty breezy. we'll continue to see them increase, mix down to the surface and allow for that drying trend throughout the weekend. 37 santa rosa low dew points today and tomorrow, allowing for the relative humidity to drop to very, very low points. drying out the atmosphere, 37, fairfield, 43 in concord. current check of the winds above 1000ft, nearly 40 miles an hour. mount saint helena, you can see mt. diablo just at about 23 and the rest of the bay area, not so bad right now, but we'll continue to see those north winds increase. so the fire danger index low the next few hours getting towards the later afternoon. we get to the moderate and high category in the upper elevations is where the winds will be strongest from the north and east bay hills. and then from about 8:00 tonight through very early tomorrow, it gets even stronger. we dry out the atmosphere even more, taking you through midday sunday until the winds will begin

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but 70 at palo alto and 61 at half moon bay. here's a view from mount tam and you can see low clouds beginning to push in under the higher clouds. so it's quite gray across the entire region right now, 73 degrees up north in santa rosa and at napa, novato 77 and we have mid to upper 70s at fairfield, concord and livermore. final live view from the emeryville camera looking back towards san francisco. there are some bright spots in the sky but it is mainly cloudy right now. these are our forecast headlines. chance of north bay showers tonight into early tomorrow. clouds will linger into early sunday, but it will be sunnier and warmer beginning sunday afternoon. here's our forecast animation starting at 5 p.m, notice the clouds will continue swinging through the bay area through the nighttime hours. we'll see some light showers or drizzle moving through the north bay. mainly it'll start to wind down. the drizzle will after midnight, but the clouds remain with us and they'll linger into the morning hours tomorrow. so that may obscu

so east palo alto into the east bay are closed. here's a look at the closure now and the recommended detours. if you're headed from the south bay to fremont, you should take calaveras boulevard. drivers headed from san mateo to the east bay should use the san mateo bridge. so really take 237 or the san mateo bridge. caltrans also urging you to expect it just to take a little longer to reach your destination. that's not all. here's another big one. next weekend, caltrans will also be closing a large section of southbound 680. you see t map here. this closure runs from the 580 connector in dublin all the way south to highway 84 in sunol. that's coming up next weekend. joining us on the phone is janice mara from cal trangz. nice to have you on the program. why the closures? what exactly are you fixing? >> hey, hey. well, thank you so much. we really appreciate getting the word out. of course, needless to say, we're kind of hoping that folks will be able to avoid the area though we know it's not always possible, and we appreciate your

good morning, palo alto. you're beginning at 39 degrees. so the winter jacket break it on out this morning. it is quite cold to begin our friday outside this morning. here's a live look. this is the exploratorium camera. we have clear skies overhead and it is brisk this morning with those temperatures in the 30s and 40s. it's a nice looking day once again. we have a lot of sunshine just like yesterday. we'll have those baby blue skies, but temperatures really limited below average by about 4:00 pm. we're only going into the 50s and mid 60s for daytime highs. a fire weather watch is in effect this weekend. we'll talk about offshore winds developing coming up in about eight minutes. gloria >> all right. thank you so much, drew. we'll start this morning with the urgent effort to find the man suspected in the deadly mass shooting in maine. as we speak, hundreds of law enforcement officers are involved in the search for robert cod. maine's governor now says 18 people are dead. some of those victims are being identified now. they include a youth

a room turned into a center of operations in palo alto. >> there are different needs. people might need to go back to israel because they lost loved ones. people need to go back to israel because they need to join their army, their unit army. >> reporter: he's the brain behind the movement launched by a group of israelis in support of a democratic israel, but today it's all about helping people return home. >> some people need to go back and they can't because the direct flight of united from sfo has been canceled and therefore, they need to stay around. so we created like a platform to host families who are getting stuck in israel, getting stuck here and around the country. >> reporter: it's all part of unacceptable.org. he's been working nonstop since friday when the conflict started checking emails and text messages from people trying to go back. after several u.s. airlines suspended direct flights to israel. >> we are helping people who are traveling, students, people who are really in a need to go back to their unit. we are trying to match between private jets and

look at palo alto waking up to 45 at 43in san ramon.nt that heavier jacket as you step out the door this morning and you'll likely keep it on for a huge portion of the morning because it is a bright day. but temperatures are limited because of that cold front will only go into the 60s, which is below average for this time of the year. overnight tonight, we'll keep that trend of some cold mornings, 30s and 40s for most of us under a blend of stars and clouds. here's the accuweather 70 forecast. we'll keep temperatures below average as we head into the weekend. it's a cold start on saturday. saturday is probably our coldest morning on the seven day forecast. we'll start to brighten up and warm up those temperatures on sunday. gusty conditions in our hills will watch that very closely. but all indications that halloween is looking fantastic with temperatures near average with lots of sunshine jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. we are checking back in on mass transit right now because if you rely on ace ace train number th

fremont palo alto, novato, santa rosa, all starting out in the 40s.ertainly you might need the heavier jacket this morning. it may keep it on all day as those temperatures don't warm all that much. winds are gusty right now in the city, gusting almost 25mph. and we do expect those winds to pick up as the day goes on. expect those winds to gust about 15 to 30mph as that front moves through. highs today, only in the 60s, we'll have that increase in cloud cover turning mostly cloudy in the afternoon tonight, though, that front clears us. it takes the cloud cover with it. and we have a chilly night. 30s and 40s in many cities heading into thursday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast a gustier breezier and cloudier today brighter tomorrow feeling like fall a slight chance of a shower friday but that chance is really dwindling with the latest forecast information. then over the weekend we'll stay below average but bright conditions saturday and sunday jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we have two sig alerts to talk about so far

look downing in palo alto as we take ucla and stanford kickoff at 7:30. keeping the game mostly in the 60s. bring a light jacket maybe a light little blank it to keep you cozy, because as we go on into the end of the game it will start to become a little more chilly. here is that main event greets us early sunday morning. starting in the north bay around guerneville, santa rosa in the middle of the night. everybody else seeing cloud cover but should sweep on down into parts of novato and san rafael and heavier downpours before the sun comes up. through the day, spotty for everybody else. time stamp up there to help guide your day around the bay area. not a huge rainmaker but some cells could develop right there around marin by the morning hours, coastline and where i'm seeing bulk of this activity happening. north bay and the coastal mountains. half moon bay, santa cruz mountains could come in quarter inch to 3/10 inch of rain. all we'll squeeze from this system looking at the next seven days. spotty rain sunday plans. behind the system a breezy start to

for those going to the front lines , which is why, on thursday, he took some time off and drove to palo alto. there, he took part in a rally of bay area tech workers in support of israel. >> we are bleeding from the inside. israel is worldwide, jewish people worldwide are not okay, right now. their soul has been stripped apart. >> reporter: roughly the size of new jersey, israel has been dubbed the startup nation, with more startups per capita than any other country in the world. guy horowitz is an american-israeli venture capital investor , who says the war in israel is already causing ripple effect in palo alto. >> in the short-term, obviously, there is disruption. many engineers, many people who are working on startups are now more concerned with other things, or even going to israel. >> reporter: he says many israeli companies are raising money from american venture capital firms already had meetings postponed by investors. >> i expect that in the next few weeks, we will see more of those unfortunate cancellations and delays. >> reporter: as for lee, his priority now is doing everything

we have 67 in santa rosa. 69 in san jose. 68 right there in palo alto. so sunshine for tomorrow. dry weather with us. i think we're going stay with weather like this, even into this weekend, with another reinforcing shot at some cold air. but the problem with this system right now is it's taking this dryer inland track. so as that low pressure sets up with high pressure to the north, it's going to conveyor belt in not only the cooler air, but unfortunately some wind. we couldn't get into some fire weather watches here as we head into this weekend forecast. now overall, i think some of the gustiest winds would be in the north bay. saturday morning, 7:30, the mountains start to pick up 20 to about 40 miles per hour. and then we'll see 15 to about 30 miles per hour wind here as we head into saturday afternoon. some of the mountains in the north bay could get up to about 40. we'd see some of that lingering wind here sunday morning through the north bay mountains. and i think by sunday afternoon, we'd start to see that wind dropping on down. so again, the next thing we're really looki

hablamos de palo alto. >> y ahora hayward está buscando crear una ordenanza para regular a los vendedoresnos de los cambios que traería precisamente esta medida. katherine por años ha vendido sus pupusas en las calles de hayward. >> pues yo lo que vi no estaba un poco salvadoreña? >> ah, pues agua fresca aquí en este lugar casi llevo un año aquí, pero de lo que tengo de estar, pues casi cuatro años, ella sería uno de los cientos de vendedores ambulantes que serían impactados con una nueva ordenanza de la ciudad. >> el alcalde de hayward explica que el propósito de esta medida es describir, analizar a los vendedores ambulantes y adaptarse a la ley. sb nueve 46. esta sería la primera medida en la ciudad que exigiría una licencia para vendedores ambulantes en. >> se haría por un lado y por otro lado, me. me perjudica. >> esta vendedora explica le gustaría sacar la licencia, pero su principal preocupación sería cuánto costaría conseguir estos permisos? la propuesta de la ciudad de jaguar es que los permisos para vendedores ambulantes tengan una tarifa de 0 a 600 dólares, dependiendo cada caso

and remember, our story about stanley jones, the high school grad from palo alto, rejected by 16 colleges but hired by google. today, we're zeroing in on what students and parents must know when applying to elite colleges. but first, protests continue around the world over the conflict in the middle east. one battleground for ideas is college campuses. but many students say it's gone way beyond free speech and youth activism. you're watching getting answers. i'm kristen sze. the action seen on colleges from coast to coast are now taking a serious toll on students sense of safety. mental health and even future prospects . similar stories are playing out from cambridge to cal. at harvard, students are holding die ins. the university is limiting campus access to visitors and students have been doxed and had their job offers rescinded. at uc berkeley, students report people grabbing flags from one another and even scuffles breaking out. and you saw what happened at the cal usc game this weekend with the dying on the field right there. but sometimes some of these messages being traded are hurt

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but first, another twist in our viral story last week about the palo alto teen rejected by 16 colleges. now working as a software engineer for google at age 81, you're watching getting answers. i'm kristen sze. now, last week we introduced you to stanley xiong, a graduate of palo alto's gunn high school, the kid who founded his own documents, mining startup, and was first recruited by google when he was only 13, when they discovered his code got rejected by nearly every school, including state schools like cal poly and uc davis. >> some of them were certainly expected. you know, stanford, mit, you know, it's it is what it is, right? but yeah, for some of them, like cal poly, some of the state schools, i really thought, you know, i had a good chance and it turns out however good of a chance i had, i didn't get in. >> stanley's story went viral around the world and now now even elon musk has weighed in twice. here's one tweet that says what is actually happened is that you can no longer trust elite college guys and have to test people in dependently for engineering ability. joining us li

palo alto, 69 and 59 at half moon bay. and from emeryville looking across the port of oakland towards the south western sky, we see some breaks in the clouds. it's going to be a little bit brighter tomorrow morning in the south bay than in other parts of the bay area. by the way, if you're interested in seeing the eclipse, 67 degrees right now in santa rosa, 72 at novato, napa, 70. and we have mid 70s at fairfield, concord and livermore. one final live view from our rooftop camera looking toward the bay bridge and these are our forecast headlines. we'll have a chance of north bay showers tonight and early tomorrow morning. clouds will linger or may linger into early sunday and we expect sunny or warmer conditions beginning sunday afternoon. here's our forecast animation going into the evening hours. you can see those scattered showers, maybe some periods of light rain pushing again, mainly through the north bay. and winding down after about midnight. but the clouds will linger and will continue to see lots of cloud cover g

the 18 year old graduated from gunn high school in palo alto earlier this year. like many seniors, he was disappointed in his college admissions decisions. but unlike most, his story was brought up in a capitol hill hearing. >> he was hired directly from high school by google, but rejected by 16 america's top schools like mit, cmu. >> stanley jones rejected by stunningly long list of colleges, is now working full time with just a high school diploma for one of the top tech companies in the world, google. joining us live now to talk about his eye opening experience, stanley jones and his father, nanzhong stanley and nan. thank you both so much for coming in today. >> thanks for having us on. >> all right. this is pretty incredible, folks. you're 18. you're employed full time by google. what exactly do you do for them? >> i am a software development engineer specifically with the google cloud team. >> okay. that sounds really big and important and difficult. do you know exactly what you'll be doing yet? i know you just got started, right? >> yeah. today is actually

david spot is live in palo alto with more reaction. good evening. >> good evening to you. the head of the canadian intelligence service said point blank at a news conference in palo alto, california a couple hours ago that he and his counter prompt needed to do soul-searching after this attack from hamas on israel to reevaluate how things are done in the future and assured their citizens they will be safe. this is a historic meeting of the five eyes, the intelligence agencies known as the united states, united kingdom, canada, australia and new zealand. normally they meet in secret. the first time they are meeting in public to talk about emerging threats. this has been on the book for months long before this conflict in israel. they stuck largely to the script talking about china and some threats from the chinese government. christopher wray and other leaders discussed the middle east. watch. >> we remain laser focused on protecting the citizens of all our countries. that being said, and despite the incredible loss of life there and we have seen, the other threats we face

we're at 39 in palo alto, but as you head to los gatos, 54 degrees. we're going to see our temperatures heading upward today, as we are going to see those highs reaching into the low to mid-70s. we'll talk more about halloween in a few minutes. >>> there's police activity in the east bay. >> now we have a closure, it was originally just the on-ramp, getting onto eastbound 80. both and on and off-ramp are affected and there's mention about crockett boulevard, which would have been your alternate. i think what's going to happen is this section of cummings skyway is blocked off because of police activity, so we'll continue to follow that. we'll get more detail coming up. there is a smooth flow of traffic to and from the carquinez bridge. the rest of contra costa county looks fine. there is a crash clearing from 101 near tully. over to you. >>> breaking news this morning out of contra costa county, that crash under investigation. so this happened around 1:30 this morning on the eastbound on-ramp to interstate 80 from the cummings skyway. the on-ramp still

san rafael, danville, palo alto, saratoga. those are the highs yesterday.teve's forecast highs today, 88, 90, 88 and 89 degrees. 80in concord on monday, 85 was the forecast high yesterday. that's exactly what it came in at. we'll go 90 today and 94 tomorrow. so san francisco, the official temperature still doesn't work, hasn't worked in 14 days. so it's tough to base the official forecast on. but we'll go 80. i've seen anywhere from 82 to 86. you could do for different forecast highs in the city. easy 50 point reyes station 50 half moon bay santa rosa 47. petaluma is 49. napa airports down to 51 mountain view. menlo park at 52. walnut creek's 52. there are a bunch of 40s to the north. sonoma is in there. san anselmo fairfax, novato, rohnert park, windsor. ukiah upper lake, middletown 44. these are cool lows for a forecast highs that are going to be close to 90 for some today. 20s in the mountains and tahoe and truckee and then 36 in reno high winds out for two days. so we get a quick warm up here. temperatures yesterday were nice, a little bit warmer. today

palo alto, san rafael, sfo. all in the low 90s.all of those locations were hotter than concord and livermore. it's that time of year. is that kind of a pattern? oakland was 88in the city. officials i guess was 8086 even though it stopped transmitting data. the berkeley lab is just that's that's warm 74 degrees. mt. veeder 70. ben lomond mountains 70 all with an east or a northeast breeze up we go. today will probably be the hottest day. if not then tomorrow. i do think some relief is on the way for the weekend, though. but i went 93, 90, 93, 94 for san rafael. san francisco, livermore and san jose. up we go through friday. i think though, sunday will be the day when temps really start to take a drop. and if you're wondering about fleet week today and tomorrow, no concerns except heat saturday, lots of sun. but i do think cooler on sunday. you guys. steve, thank you. the overseas seafood industry could take another hit. how the latest release of radioactive wastewater from the wrecked fukushima fukushima nuclear power plant in japan

also 36 in fairfield, 37 degrees in palo alto.r sweater weather out the door later today. slightly above historical average is from 69 in pacifica to about 79. gilroy 77. morgan hill talking about mid 70s around american canyon. richmond and hercules all the way to san pablo and 75 redwood shores. your complete halloween forecast and that is not a trick. it's going to be a treat. that's coming up. a little bit later. sal castaneda, i've been trying to decide what i think you should dress as well. there's been many things, roberta, we should confer on this a little later on. i i look forward to your ideas. thank you. so you got business? i do. i have a little bit of business to take care of. it's still a little bit slow out there, roberta on westbound richmond bridge, those two right lanes have been taken away and it's been making it tougher for people to drive to marin out of the east bay macarthur maze approach looks okay. the bay bridge is still crowded so we don't have a lot of improvement, although i can tell you though, but b

we've got 63 at oakland, 59 at mountain view, 63 at san jose and mid 50s at palo alto and half moon bay quiet conditions in emeryville right now, temperature readings in other locations, 53 at santa rosa, 52, petaluma and napa, 57, 60 apiece at fairfield and concord, 58 at livermore and looking across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera, we see calm conditions under only partly cloudy skies right now. but as you can see on the forecast headlines, clouds will increase and showers will arrive overnight. level one storm tomorrow bringing light scattered showers. but we can expect sunny or drier and warmer weather early next week. so looking at the abc7 exclusive storm impact scale, the approaching system is a level one storm. so for tomorrow we'll have scattered showers mainly light, but there could be some brief localized downpours, slick roads, breezy conditions, less than a 10th of an inch of rain expected in most areas. here's a forecast animation. the activity begins to build after midnight. we'll see occasional or widespread showers, i should say, by about 4 a.m. then between 4 a

>> conducir por una calle es toda una pesadilla para los residentes de palo alto y hasta la compañíaua con sal ayudan a combatir la infección ellos dicen hizo un equipo de pg&e en sus calles. jessica gallegos habló con los residentes, quienes expresaron su frustración y también buscó una respuesta de la compañía de servicios. >> siente que va 1 como en bultos, así como como pasando subida y bajada, como en olas, pero pero duras. >> así es como ana describe la sensación al llegar y salir de su casa desde hace 3 meses, cuando pg&e y la ciudad retomaron las construcciones que dejaron sin terminar porque este brinca mucho el carro cuando va por esa calle. >> hay muchos bordos y hace que el carro brinque, como que si fuéramos en caballo. >> durante los meses de reparación residentes incluso llegaron a pregunta cuándo iban a terminar de pavimentar la calle. >> alguien creo que de aquí de de del área les preguntó que sí, por qué no terminaban y dicen que dijeron que lo que hacían como que se les complicaba. hablamos con el departamento de ingeniería de palo alto y nos dijeron que había múlt

in palo alto. these posters are plastered all over. on each, the face of an israeli hostage.you see many of them all next to each other and it's all different people. you're like, whoa, what happened? what happened is a project called kidnaped in israel. it's the brainchild of two artists in new york city. together, we decided to create something that we can actually do with our hands and with our bodies because we felt so helpless. so we designed those posters. at first they say no one wanted to help put them up, but soon their project went viral with volunteers hanging posters from europe to australia. those are amazing people that just pick up our call for help and just took it with their own hands. very. it's very emotional. the goal, they say, is to keep the faces of 200 hostages in the public eye and to push those in power to bring them home to israel. this is our only purpose. it's not a political movement at all. we just need the help of the public to put some pressure. but for all the support they've received, there have also been problems as people have been spotted

in palo alto, 90 redwood city, mid to upper 70s, coast side, 76 and half moon bay, san francisco, 84 degrees north bay. temperatures 91 in san rafael and santa rosa heading into the east bay, well above average, 85. oakland, 86. fremont inland areas will be hot, 92 in concord and livermore 94. fairfield accuweather seven-day forecast heating up for your wednesday records are possible on thursday close to the century mark. inland 80s and 90s coast and bay and the noticeably cooler with the possibility of some showers for sunday ama a dan. we'll be right back after to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, ha

in palo alto, 67 pacifica. these numbers coming up by a few degrees, 72.ntown san francisco, 68 in the sunset district. north bay. temperatures 60s coast side, 83. in san rafael, 85 for you in santa rosa. these temperatures running a few degrees above average in the east bay, 76. oakland 79. fremont head inland and you're going to feel the warmth out there, but not anything extreme. 85 in livermore, 88 in fairfield. as we look at the accuweather seven day forecast, mid 60s to upper 80s tomorrow, those temperatures will continue to climb into the low to mid 90s wednesday, thursday inland 70s coast side 80s around the bay and then it's going to be a big drop off in temperatures for the weekend. friday is your transition day, but we'll be back to reality this weekend. slight chance of showers on sunday. >> dan and i don't want to go back to reality. >> i know you like the heat. okay we'll enjoy the midweek and then we'll deal with that. >> thanks, sandy. according to a congressional report released today, us wildfires are dealing a massive blow to the us econ

we've got low 60s in mountain view, san jose, palo alto and 57 at half moon bay at the golden gate. we had some low clouds and fog earlier, but right now it's beginning to clear up just a little bit. temperatures in other locations mid 50s at santa rosa and novato 58 at napa we've got 60 at fairfield and closing in on 60 degrees at concord and livermore. back to the live view from our rooftop camera. this is what to expect today. lingering patches of fog during the morning commute not very widespread though. we have a sharp cooldown today from yesterday's record heat and that cooling continues into the weekend with showers likely on sunday. but for today, our forecast animation looks like this. we'll see some high clouds moving through the bay area during the day, but lots of sun will be burning through, especially in the later afternoon hours. so it's going to be a bright day with just a few clouds here and there. high temperatures ranging from mid 60s at the coast to low and mid 70s around the bay shoreline to mid 80s inland. and we have a beach hazard statement in effect through

oakland mountain view 62 and san jose and 52 degrees right now in half moon bay and palo alto. today's high temperatures were anywhere from the low to the upper 70s, so it turned out to be a pretty nice mild start to the workweek from our east bay hills camera. visibility is good from this vantage point as well. you can see the moon there, 50 degrees in santa rosa. low 50s around napa, 55. concord 46. right now in fairfield, though, that's one of our cooler spots, 54 in livermore. and from our san jose camera, you can see just a nice view out there. mild to warm weather through midweek. a spooktacular forecast for halloween and we're looking at a cooler end of the week. a chance of rain coming your way, but no rain to dampen the halloween plans tomorrow. the sun goes down at 612. temperatures will still be on the mild side in the 60s, close to 70 degrees there. no tricks, just a treat at 7 p.m. and not expecting bone chilling cold conditions. just some creepy clouds going through the bay area with temperatures in the 50s. as you notice here tomorrow morning. those higher clouds

. >> in palo alto, an interfaith vigil was held to show solidarity for israel. it's one of many vigils and rallies we've seen here locally as abc seven news reporter anser hassan reports, the focus is all on peace. >> slosser shalom. yeah, it was a small group that gathered for a big message light of flame and together we can all try to banish the darkness. >> it was an interfaith vigil in palo alto to condemn the october seventh hamas attacks in israel standing for justice, praying for peace, says pastor jack cabanas. >> whether their neighbors are israeli have connections with israel, you know, are with palestine on the most important thing is to recognize that human grief that need and just the deep hope for justice and for eventual peace. >> sukhi chahal is a leader in the sikh community. >> terrorism of any form of any form. anybody is bad. it needs to be condemned. and this is the time least. so we have to stand together. >> rabbi david booth says unity is important at a time like this , especially with some recent attacks on muslims and jews. >> it's very