really, it's been about palo alto, union city, fremont south.th of that, there hasn't been anything, at least that i've seen so far. if it has, it's been light and brief. there's been rain in the santa cruz mountains, been rain san jose and also down towards santa cruz proper as well. santa clara valley looks like this line is already drifting south. so i think for today it's a lot of cloud cover and not much else unless you go south now. tonight a low will drop in. the leading edge of it is up here. here, i'll show you that. up here. up here. it's right up here. it has a lot of cold air. and that may give others an opportunity to get in on some rain late tonight, more likely tomorrow. it's also going to keep our temps quite cool. you'll notice that the coldest air really doesn't filter in here until about noon tomorrow, so you can see where the line is. half moon bay, redwood city, fremont, really south. and i think that will be about where it stays. 40s 50s on the temps here, although i should add, you know, the weekend looks pretty good, but

. >> gathered in palo alto to oppose recent action by the trump administration and tesla ceo elon musk wrote for charles clifford reports. >> well, president trump and elon musk been making some big changes. big cuts to the federal government. they claim it's in the name of efficiency. but more than a few people, including a group here in palo alto on friday are skeptical of that explanation. this protest of about 500 people included members of labor unions, immigrant rights groups, antiwar activists, community health advocates, faith-based organizations and civil rights advocates. they rally to oppose among other things, recent actions by president trump musk in the republican controlled congress to cut government services and possibly begin the mass deportation of immigrants that came out on friday to show their support for those who might be harmed by the government's recent actions. by being here today on the palo alto's, busiest intersection. >> at least people can see. >> that there are people in their community that are opposing this with everything the him and i'm one of them.

. >> on the peninsula, activists from around the bay area rallied in palo alto today, pushing back against president trump and elon musk's recent federal cuts. the protest includes people from labor unions, immigrant rights groups, antiwar activists in community health advocate. they say they're pushing back against cuts to government services and the possible start to mass deportation of immigration our communities are in our communities are devastated. they're not that we know motion of the well. >> and so this is opportunity for all of us to kind of get together and say we're not going to take it anymore. we're going to stand up. fight back. >> the group then marched to the tesla headquarters in palo alto hills to call on other californians to cut ties with the company. >> alright, weather time here as we get a. >> live look from the top of sutro tower and this is the end of what has been a >> gorgeous, warm spring-like week. but you can see some clouds are moving. it. >> that they are and they might actually start producing rain down the line. how soon learned? yeah, i think so. i'm no

santa rosa has cooled off to 49, concord is 58, palo alto 52.hecking in 50 degrees. here is our live camera. as you can see in the east bay, i believe. and we do have the fog trying to work its way back into the picture. so overnight tonight, if you're waking up early, that fog could impact visibility. so just be extra careful out there as we've added that to the forecast tomorrow morning. temperatures will be in the 40s to start things off, and there's the chance we'll see what happens. we could have a dense fog advisory issued for portions of the bay area. so a cooler saturday as this system marches closer to our coastline. this will eventually produce some rain showers as well. so here's the plan this weekend saturday clouds and then some sunday off and on. showers with the possibility of a thunderstorm. this will also impact the sierras. well, this was the sierra today looking at all the blue sky out there. but we have some changes. the winter weather advisory begins saturday night until 1 p.m. on monday, and snowfall could be right around 5

but as we get a closer look with storm ranger, we can see that a lot of the showers are from palo alto to san jose, as well as now starting to make it into alameda county. a closer look shows that some of the commute may be wet as you're heading out this morning, but overall, we are going to see this clearing out and a partly cloudy day with more rain chances tomorrow. so we'll talk more about the timeline and how much to expect. but mike, you are tracking how the wet roads may affect the commute. kari you show the radar above the roadways? here's the roadway itself. a little sheen here kicking up in san jose. and the road weather index does show where you're likely to have damp roadways, maybe even some standing water throughout portions of the south bay. so do use caution. most of the freeways are moving smoothly, but we do have an issue. if you're trying to get over to 680 through milpitas, you want to join at jacqueline road or candice, likely because we did have an issue at 237 calaveras coming off of 237, extending eastbound over to 684. exactly what happened in the latest. we'll

it's not just san jose, palo alto, san ramon. and just this afternoon on social media, milpitas pd warned about this popular scam. take a look at how quickly this thief steals the victim's real jewelry. milpitas pd warns bay area residents to be on alert and says to always be cautious around unfamiliar people and never accept gifts from them or allow them to get too close. sarah says she and her father hope other elderly bay area residents heed the warnings. he just does not want this to happen to anyone else. and you know i'm doing the best i can to spread the word. police encourage anyone who has been approached in these scams to report the crimes because they say the added evidence can help them when these cases go to court in san jose. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. oakland city leleaders sa the impending closure of four fire stations is on pause for now. three other oakland fire stations have already closed and are expected to reopen in june. it's all because of a massive budget deficit. in response, the city has implemente

i appreciate i appreciate the invite and we'll see u on tesla's headquarters in palo alto, voicing opposition to the actions of elon musk and president trump, including deep cuts to government spending and stepped up deportations. [music] plus. >> you're gambling with world war three. you're gambling with world war three. >> questions this afternoon about the future of ukraine after that contentious meeting in the oval office between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is the four. >> you got to be more thankful because let me tell you, you don't have the cards with us. you have the cards, but without us, you don't have any cards. >> first at four this afternoon, president trump demanding more gratitude from ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky during a heated exchange at the white house. welcome, everyone to the four this afternoon. i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm alex savage. we will get to that tense exchange at the white house in just a moment. but first, some breaking news we are following this afternoon. a deadly crash on the oak

as you look at bill peters, palo alto mountain view in dublin down in just the 107 inch. and that's really all we have other than a trace here and a trace there. so it really has been a mostly south bay thing. and as you can see, it's kind of rolling away from there right now. obviously the snow in the sierra is not rolling away. that's just getting going. but we're starting to get a little bit of clearing there. that doesn't mean that we lose the clouds, though. the cloud cover certainly out there. snow in the sierra, as i mentioned, is in full effect right now. this is not where you want to be on the roads. that's for sure. as we take a live look here, diamond peak. you can see this is the kind of snow where not not kind of fun to be out skiing. got to wait for it to come down and then enjoy all the nice know they're today through tomorrow evening and they have extended this. now as we look at this winter weather advisory through 10 o'clock on thursday. still looking for the potential of a foot of snow and it's all said and done up at the peaks. but the wind is going to

today, hundreds of protesters took their message to the streets of palo alto and ultimately right to doorstep of elon musk's tesla. >> we're not going to stand idly by while these billionaires, like elon musk, come and raid all of the taxpayer coffins. >> they blame elon musk for what they call an attack on essential institutions, and for cuts to federal jobs and services. >> the work work that musk is doing is hurting our country. he's not an elected official. he's not someone that people said we want in that position. >> and so protesters stood in front of tesla's office hoping to be heard. they represented labor unions, immigrant rights groups, faith based organizations, even local politicians. >> we need to make sure that we have representation, both on the dais and on the streets. >> for some, like sharon patterson, this is personal. she fears cuts to the services that help her disabled son. >> stop what you're doing and let us live and breathe and take care of our loved ones. because if you take the money away, you hurt us. hurt us all very deeply. >> but conservatives see this

although the dividing line is right now about palo alto, union city, fremont south.the to the south. nothing whopping yet. but in the santa cruz mountains. boulder creek 28/100. ben lomond 2/10. los gatos, davenport, stevens creek reservoir and san martin, 12/100. morgan hill a 10th of an inch san jose anderson dam have both had a 0.08. 5752 for the city today. average is 6249. record rainfall 2.73. but you have to go way back to 1879. the record high was 1937 when it was 77. on this day, you can see there's just not much north about. i mean, i'm saying half moon bay about fremont south. that looks to be around the line around there. mountain view said .04, palo alto 10.04. fremont said .02. north of that, i can't find anything. there's a lot of cloud cover. you might get a little rain, but little to none. 4050 on the temps here. these probably won't change at all for the morning and highs will mainly be in the upper 50. the key is there's a low dropping in off the washington coast. it will be here tomorrow morning and it has cold air with it. so highs tomorrow will

. >> palo alto, headquartered, hpe, cutting 2000 jobs from its workforce as a part of a restructuringhe layoffs will be implemented around the end of september. the wall street journal reports hp has nearly 60,000 people working for them around the world. >> california's snowpack is improving, but still not exactly where it needs to be. the california department of water resources shared results from today's snow survey. it shows the snow pack on average across the state is better than last month. but standing at 85% of average for this time of year. researchers say storms over the last few weeks of helped, but they'd like to see a little more. >> those storms in the middle of the month really did help us out. not as much as we help sum up some more warming storms. again, that, you know, it fell as rain and not snow. so we didn't get it as much of an accumulation as we had hoped. >> when broken down by region, the northern sierra has done well with the snow pack of more than 100% of average for this time of year. the central sierra is behind at 80% and the southern sierra is at 70%. >

palo alto healthcare system.for representative liccardo, the freshman congressman says some democrats are boycotting tonight's address. he's focused on communication. >> we need to be focused on messages that americans will hear and particularly those americans who are having a second thought or buyer's remorse. those are the people we need to reach. messages we need to reach them aren't necessarily messages we want to hear in the bay area. >> the party needs to focus on people concerned about the economy. he is looking for republicans to vote on the tariffs, something many of them might not want to go on record supporting. our lauren toms spoke to a high ranking bay area republican ahead of tonight's speech, joining us with what he's hoping to see. >> reporter: earlier today i spoke to former chair of the san francisco republican party and the chair of chairs for the california republican party. he tells me he could expect to hear trump celebrating the major changes he's made, especially involving spending cuts,

they took a break from fighting crime today to go on a special mission in palo alto. this was at the lucile packard children's hospital this morning. window washers dressed up as deadpool and spiderman scaled the building. frozone and robin also made appearances. young patients inside wave to their favorite superheroes in action. the tradition has been has been bringing smiles to young patients faces for more than a decade. up next, take a look at this. that is the coca cola bottle at oracle park, surrounded by scaffolding. we'll tell you what's going on next. and here's a look inside the control room at rockefeller center. lester holt is preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories how an arkansas couple has turned their family history into a thriving family business. inside their award winning for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in

like palo alto, oakland has partnered with local churches to open up parking spots overnight not justor rvs but for all kinds of vehicles. and in san jose, they've got a new safe parking site on berryessa across from the flea market this monday, march 3rd, that's when it will start. the city says it will accommodate up to 86 rvs. the vehicles will not be required to have up-to-date registration or insurance. despite the fact that they're not supposed to be able to drive there without both. >>> and to get off this parking theme and on to the wet roads they will be parking on. >> we're kind of surrounded. on the virtual map, green and blue splotches. i can't find anything. tomorrow morning it will get a little better. this is not a blockbuster storm by any means, but the rain that we've had tonight -- this is the system struggling to be able to produce the kind of rain that it will be able to do a better job of by the time we get into tomorrow. let me show you what the futurecast is like between now -- and then we'll clear out the light showers of tonight. 2:00, 3:00 in the morning, you

a live look across the bay area this evening from san francisco to palo alto. right there. it was a pleasant day, but that's going to change. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking the rain chances for us. yeah, we do have it coming over the next few days. and as you can see today, it was cool out there. but real close to our averages for this time of the year. santa rosa 63. the average 64, san francisco 58 with that average at 62, and san jose 60 with the average at 65. so on that current storm ranger scan, we are dry, a little bit breezy. ten to about 25mph here. highest in san francisco at 24, but nothing compared to the weekend wind. thankfully, that is gone. so as we bring you out here to the satellite radar picture, we are looking at a system offshore. this is not a huge storm. we're just talking about a spotty chance for the morning and also into tomorrow afternoon. but anything we pick up with this and additional rain chances over the next seven days will just continue to add to the reservoirs. look at how great we're doing right now. 100% of capa

bueno, no fue todo, pues decenas de personas se reunieron afuera de las oficinas de tesla en palo altoieron un llamado a los californianos para que boicoteen a la compañía tesla, y esto se produce después de que trump pusiera a musk de frente precisamente en el departamento de eficiencia gubernamental, también conocido como dodge, que no vamos a estar solamente sentados atrás esperando a que elon musk siga atacando a nuestra comunidad. somos una comunidad de trabajadores públicos, de inmigrantes, de personas de color. aseguran que también salen a las calles a manifestar en contra de los deseos de musk y del presidente trump, de recortar medicaid y de aumentar la financiacn para las deportaciones. el evento de hoy fue solo 1 de muchas manifestaciones que se están realizando en todo el país durante las últimas semanas. el condado de santa clara y la ciudad de san francisco, junto con 11 jurisdicciones adicionales, presentaron una demanda contra las acciones de la administración trump que afectan a las políticas de santuario. send a message to the courts. there are a lot of local governme

among them, a disabled army veteran working in palo alto. our kron four's dan kerman joins us now live in the studio with his story in a sudden turn of events that has put him back on the job. a dan? >> well, it's an odd one. you're told your time with the federal government is over and then a congressman advice should be a guest at tonight's speech by the president. and hours later, you find out your job has been reinstated. elon musk's chainsaw approach to government efficiency has resulted in the firing of thousands of federal workers in the last few weeks. >> among those let go disabled army veteran daniel key who has worked for the va since october as an emergency management specialist at the palo alto health care system. >> i basically worked my entire life to develop the skills. >> and the background and the knowledge and the experience to even be qualified for this position, then at, you know, finally, have, you know, achieve my my life's goal. all then being very successful on the 4 months let i was in the position having it taken a

she had 400's in palo alto, the same in union city and pleasanton 307 inch of rain. san francisco. i'm not a drop in the bucket. not officially anyway. temperatures cool all around, though. 100 numbers running right now. low 50's in many spots and you have that wind blowing outside. and that makes for some pretty chilly conditions out there. a real bite to the atmosphere. some of those gusts 30 40 miles an hour into san francisco and even gusty inside parts of the bay to the oakland. so little blustery in spots out there. the storm clouds not done just yet. we've got another branch of some cold air moving in. some thunderstorms popping up in northern california. more showers for us to. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. all right, laura, it's also still ahead, 3 oakland fire stations will be. >> back in business. the vote help save them. >> plus, chart of storm, the east bay hit by vandals will take a closer look at the damage and trauma at the state capitol. what led to several republican lawmakers being removed from committees removed from committees without n

daly city down to palo alto san francisco 54. here in the marina, down towards the mission 58 and for the north bay. got you to 57 here in clear lake and 60 in novato. rain chances next week are still on the table for us by monday. but the thing that i'm following that could be a little troubling in terms of getting that rainfall is the way this might kind of build in from the south. that's never good for us in terms of getting strong rainfall, but we're still holding on to that possibility. totals right now are decent, anywhere from a third of an inch to about an inch. but if it moves more off towards the south over the next 24 hours, at least that development, these totals may actually lower, i think through the next seven days the better, better rain. where we really got to watch out would get here by next wednesday's forecast. that storm could bring anywhere from one to about two inches of rain, maybe some wind 20 to about 45mph. so next wednesday, that looks like kind of the strongest here out of that 7-day forecast. and fri

and among them was a disabled army veteran working in palo alto.a closer look. >> elon musk's chainsaw approach to government efficiency has resulted in the firing of thousands of federal workers in the last few weeks. >> among those let go disabled army veteran daniel key who has worked for the va since october as an emergency management specialist at the palo alto health care system. >> i basically worked my entire life to develop the skills and the background and the knowledge and the experience to even be qualified for this position, then at, you know, finally have, you know, achieve my my life's goal, being very successful on the 4 months let i was in the position having it taken away was one devastated. >> but tuesday, key got word. his termination was rescinded just hours after south bay congressman sam liccardo announced send a key would be his guest at president trump's tuesday speech before a joint session of congress. this is >> reflective, i think of what we're seeing here. this is amateur hour right now at the white house. you've got 2

among them are disabled army veterans who are working in palo alto coffers. dan kerman reports on a sudden turn of events that has put and back on the job. >> elon musk's chainsaw approach to government efficiency has resulted in the firing of thousands of federal workers in the last few weeks. among those let go disabled army veteran daniel key who has worked for the va since october as an emergency management specialist at the palo alto health care system. >> i basically worked my entire life to develop the skills. >> and the background and the knowledge and the experience to even be qualified for this position. then at, you know, finally have, you know, achieve my my life's goal, being very successful on the 4 months let i was in the position having it taken away was one devastated. >> but tuesday, key got word. his termination was rescinded just hours after south bay congressman sam liccardo announced send a key would be his guest at president trump's tuesday speech before a joint session of congress. this is a >> reflective i think of what we're seeing h

moving now into hayward and looking down at to palo alto as well as san jose, morgan hill and gilroy. starting out with some rain while in san francisco. it's cloudy. the rain hasn't yet moved in. we are seeing the raindrops on the lens there in san jose, and rain will continue in the forecast through about late morning into the early afternoon, and then later today we should get some clearing. so we'll talk about more rain ahead in the forecast coming up. mike, you're checking out the richmond san rafael plaza. and we know that there's going to be a buildup here which there is for west 580. also look behind me here folks. doing some flashing lights. that's just someone working on that truck. i don't know anything about the truck. i just know that it's caltrans and they'll take care of that out of lanes. a smooth drive approaching the area off the east shore freeway. westbound 80 does slow, of course, in through richmond and then toward the berkeley area. the buildup, of course, toward the bay bridge toll plaza. and there may be an issue around university. i'll check on wt 80. southbo

monday morning as we take a live look outside in palo alto. a little busy out there for it to be so early and it's breezy. temperatures now in the upper 40. you want to make sure you're wearing a few more layers today. it's going to be kind of chilly as we go into the afternoon as temperatures here stay in the 50s. we don't need the umbrella today, but tomorrow we may. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. and a live look at oakland, where it's almost always at least this busy over here, north of the coliseum. tail lights to the bay bridge, where the metering lights are active in the backup is forming headlights heading south toward the san mateo bridge, where there's just more folks building. all right, mike and kari. thanks. tomorrow, voters in san mateo county will decide the fate of measure a. if approved, it will give the power to the board of supervisors to remove embattled sheriff christina corpus. sheriff corpus for months has been under fire following an independent audit which found evidence of an abuse of power. culture

of veteran affairs were laid off and a doge purge among them, a disabled army veteran working in palo alton four's dan kerman reports on sudden turn of events put him back on the job. >> elon musk's chainsaw approach to government efficiency has resulted in the firing of thousands of federal workers in the last few weeks. among those let go disabled army veteran daniel key who has worked for the va since october as an emergency management specialist at the palo alto health care system. >> i basically worked my entire life to develop the skills. >> and the background and the knowledge and the experience to even be qualified for this position, then at, you know, finally, have, you know, achieve my my life's goal. all then being very successful on the 4 months let i was in the position having it taken away was one devastated. >> but tuesday, key got word. his termination was rescinded just hours after south bay congressmen sam liccardo announced key would be his guest at president trump's tuesday speech before a joint session of congress. this is ed. >> reflective, i think of what we're seein

> more than 100 protesters marched and rallied against the trump administration and elon musk in palo alto. demonstrators also say they oppose the gop's budget blueprint that they say will put millions at risk, while consolidating power and wealth for musk and other corporate billionaires. >> in the north bay, there is growing concern and some outrage about the dangers of fentanyl. this comes days after two santa rosa high school students overdosed on that synthetic manufactured drug that is causing so many problems. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke exclusively with the sonoma county district attorney about this case and her message to the public about the dangers of fentanyl. it's a story you'll see only on. >> if i could shout from the rooftops about how dangerous fentanyl is and how dangerous it is to use other illicit drugs that could be laced with fentanyl, i would. >> sonoma county district attorney carla rodriguez is talking about the fentanyl epidemic, which has a firm grip on her county and the state. >> and it's basically like russian roulette right now for a child o

al sonido de los tambores cientos de personas mancharon con pancartas y consignas en palo alto.ersona que estÁ luchando para sobrevivir dÍa tras dÍa. el presupuesto produce servicios esenciales. se eliminarÍa mÁs de 134,000 millones de salud, 230,000 millones en asistenciaalimentaria. >> primero tenemos que cuidar de nosotros, asegurarnos que son cosas bÁsicas la que estamos hablando, hablamos de salud mÉdica y asegurarnos que detengamos a donde ir. parte del esfuerzo de este viernes, es un llamado al boicot contra grandes corporaciones y pidiendo los consumidores no comprar durante 24 horas para ejercer presiÓn econÓmica y la pregunta es quÉ tanto sirven y en quÉ momento empiezan a ser. >> este tipo crÓnico que estÁn haciendo es llamar la atenciÓn y tiene algo de poder y fuerza para poder sacar esta economÍa adelante. >> yo creo que es un arma muy eficiente para expresar el descontento polÍtico que tenemos, tiene un impacto simbÓlico y es impacto simbÓlico es muy importante. >> el profesor seÑala que aunque el impacto financiero sea limitado, lo simbÓlico es crucial, es importa

, cientos de personas marcharon con pancartas y consignas hasta llegar a las puertas de tesla en palo altolones de dÓlares. no sabe lo que es ser una persona que lucha para sobrevivir dÍa tras dÍa. >> el presupuesto propuesto por donald trump reduce servicios esenciales mientras que destina mÁs recursos a deportaciones masivas con menos abogados engrase y las enfrentan procesos sin defensa, mismo tiempo se eliminarÍan mÁs de 134,000 millones de salud 230,000 millones en asistencia alimentaria y miles de millones en educaciÓn transporte y seguridad. >> primero tenemos que cuidarnos, asegurarnos cosas bÁsicas. de salud mÉdica. asegurarnos que tengamos donde ir si estamos enfermos. >> parte del esfuerzo del viernes es un llamado al boicot contra grande corporaciones como amazon y walmart pidiendo los consumidores no comprar durante mi t4 es para ejercer presiÓn econÓmica. >> la pregunta es quÉ tanto sirven estos boicot y en quÉ momento empiezan a servir? >> estos tipos de boicot lo Único que hacen es llamar la atenciÓn para que digan que el consumidor tiene algo de poder y fuerza para poder s

more than 100 protesters marched and rallied against the trump administration and elon musk in palo alto. the coalition of bay area organizations is calling on californians to boycott and divest from tesla. organizers say mr. trump and doge's agenda being carried out by musk is an unprecedented attack on healthcare, jobs, schools, parks and civil rights. >> now to today's national call to action, a 24 hour economic blackout. >> organizers say this is to send a message to president trump and corporations about high prices and about rolling back die programs. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn is here with us with a look at the boycott. suzanne. >> kristin. larry, the goal of today's boycott don't spend a single dollar on amazon or at walmart, best buy, target or any other major retailer. we asked people if they think that will really make a difference. >> have you heard about economic blackout? >> i sure have. >> have you heard about economic blackout? >> very little. >> i heard it from my friend who heard it from her mom. >> we visited union street in cow hollow, san francisco, to a

it's not just san jose, palo alto, san ramon on social media, milpitas pd warned about this popular scam. take a look at how quickly this thief steals the victim's real jewelry. milpitas pd warns bay area residents to be on alert and says to always be cautious around unfamiliar people and never accept gifts from them or allow them to get too close. sarah says she and her father hope other elderly bay area residents heed the warnings. he just does not want this to happen to anyone else. and you know i'm doing the best i can to spread the word. police encourage anyone who has been approached in these scams to report the crimes because they say the added evidence can help them when these cases go to court. thom jensen. today in the bay area, some federal employees who received emails last week from elon musk demanding bullet points of what they've accomplished, have now received a second email from the so-called department of government efficiency. this is a screenshot of that second email. sources tell nbc news that employees at the department of education, the office of personnel manageme

struck down in palo alto and overnight parking program on gang road has been so helpful to the homelessthat they are looking to expand it for the city council backed an expansion that would allow the gang road parking site to house 20 to rvs total, that is 10 more than it currently has . and like palo alto, oakland has partnered with local churches to open up parking spots during overnight hours. and not just for rvs, but for all kinds of vehicles. down in san jose, there is a new safe parking site on berryessa road across from the fleamarket , starting tomorrow. the city said it will accommodate up to get 86 rv , vehicles will not be required to have up-to-date registration or insurance to -- despite the fact they are not supposed to be able to drive there without both. >>> a new development in the officer involved shooting last weekend at the hillsboro police department . investigators have released this sketch of a person they say was seen in the area shortly after shooting. they say he is a hispanic man in his mid to late 20s, around five foot six inches tall and he was wearing a bl

the line looks to be around palo alto, union city, fremont, altamont, altamont pass, south, some rain, and then for sure it's been in the santa cruz mountains, boulder creek, a third of an inch. mount hamilton and ben lomond, both 28/100, and bonny doon picked up 22/100. redwood estates fire station, highway 17, right above los gatos .30 davenport san jose 16 100 soquel, just over a 10th stevens creek reservoir, san martin, 12/100, the altamont pass, 0.09 and palo alto picked up .04, with fremont at 0.03. on march 5th, climate data. while we had a little bit of rain today, these are the record rainfall totals. santa rosa 2.68 2006 san rafael 2.58. also 2006. for santa cruz, you got to go to 1987 on march 5th when they had just shy of two and a half, but kentfield 2.44 1912. how about that oakland inch and three quarter 2016 and napa an inch and 62/100 back on march 5th, 1930. cloud cover to the north, some rain to the south, but it seems to be sliding southward. i just think that's going to be san jose, down to gilroy, santa cruz, santa cruz mountains. monterey looks to be the focus f

it is 48 in palo alto and 49 in san jose. it's still a little breezy out there. feel so much colder yesterday. and these numbers that we'll see for this afternoon, once again, well below what's normal for this time of year. so we're headed for 59 in novato as well as oakland and 59 in san jose. tomorrow is not much different. we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds, a breezy wind and highs struggling to make it out of the 50s and up to 60 degrees on wednesday is also going to be a cool day, so it's not until the end of the week we start to feel some more seasonable weather. so the thing is that we've had this cold front and it was a strong one. it dropped in over the weekend, and now we're still seeing some light rain and snow showers over nevada right now. and then for us, we're in the clear as we are in between these systems. but as the next one comes in, it's going to bring in some spotty showers. it does continue to weaken as it approaches our coastline, so we're not expecting this to be a significant system. and the rain is very hit or miss that we see i

the east palo alto native finished last season with 85 receptions for more than 1000 yards.ets have cleared $29.9 million from this year's cap. and the philadelphia eagles are giving saquon barkley a two year, $41.2 million contract extension, and that makes him the highest paid running back in nfl history, and the first running back to make more than $20 million a year. barkley has also the ability to earn an extra $15 million in incentives and escalators. well, that is going to do it for us. for sports. the 11:00 news with mike starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> my fellow americans, get ready for an incredible future, because the golden age of america has only just begun. it will be like nothing that has ever been seen before. thank you. god bless you and god bless america. >> tonight, president trump delivering a speech to congress and the nation, driving home his successes to date in doubling down on his agenda, including tariffs. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach, six weeks into his second term, president trump calling it the renewal of t

san ledecky as his guest this morning, and two hours later, sandusky's termination at the va in palo alto was rescinded. our live coverage, the democrats rebuttal, and the analysis starts right now. let's send it over to lester holt, who is anchoring our nbc coverage live from washington, d.c. >>> tonight, a high stakes prime time address. >> the president's first major speech to congress, just 43 days into his administration. >> our special coverage starts right now. >> tonight on capitol hill, a

san jose at the airport 0.16 and a few hundredths of an inch for dublin, palo alto and in fremont.ve mostly cloudy skies, but some breaks in the clouds. still a chance of a few showers, but the main chance will be down in the south bay, closer to monterey bay as well. has been fairly quiet for the rest of the bay area. now we are looking long term here as we take this forecast model just into thursday. we could still have some scattered showers out there, but then into friday it's dry. the weekend will be dry. so outdoor plans are clear this weekend. in fact, it could be warming up and then into next week. there's the chance we could have a significant weather pattern develop that may include some more rainfall. so we'll keep an eye on the pattern for next week, but it does include possibly some more rain clouds. for right now, though, here's the satellite and the radar. and the focus has been down towards central and southern california, the sierra picking up some snowfall right now as well as we come in closer to monterey bay. here we have the rain showing up and some rain closer

lots of 50 and the warm spots in the lower 60s out toward palo alto and san jose.cord right now checking in 60 degrees. and here's our view from the south bay, showing you some cloud cover and also some breaks in the clouds. so actually a fairly nice afternoon in parts of the south bay. the possibility of some showers first thing tomorrow morning. once again, the highest chances will be focused in the south bay. and that's where our forecast model is showing. so lots of clouds rolling through. this is 7:00 tomorrow morning. you can see down toward maybe fremont, close to san jose, morgan hill and gilroy and the santa cruz mountains, and then looks like this wants to move on through. so as a result, kind of split in half. more clouds in the south bay and then more sunshine up in portions of the north bay. but then another band of some light showers may swing through the bay area wednesday evening, and then once again into thursday. we are tracking some more potential rain as this system, kind of another secondary system, approaches our coastline. we'll have more on

we'll have a better chance of rain at this time tomorrow morning, mainly from palo alto on southward, and that's where we could see some more rain coming through, with rain chances continuing into wednesday afternoon as well as early thursday morning. we'll talk more about this in a few minutes, but mike says the commute is on, is on, and it filled in the toll plaza within the last ten minutes. saw the lanes. it was filled in here last time we took the check with the camera filled in all the way. now back to the 880 overcrossing and a little slowing off of that overcrossing as well. we have that build feeding in off the upper east shore freeway, a smooth drive, the blip we always see coming in off of the san rafael side is eastbound. that is a crew that typically heads out there to do some maintenance work. it's opposite your commute, but that slowdown is what folks are used to. heading over to richmond out of richmond is where we're going to see the next build over the next few minutes. over here. 242 holding steady. that gives us good hope. 680 is a good drive down through walnut cr

napa currently 61, palo alto upper 50s and livermore checking in 60 degrees. here's our live camera above san francisco, where you can see some clouds, but also some breaks in the clouds as we head into your tuesday evening. overnight, we'll bring temperatures back down to the 40s and the chance of some showers. a slight chance up in the north bay. better chances closer to san jose, morgan hill and gilroy. that's what our forecast model is showing tomorrow morning, 8:00. you'll notice, though, the clouds actually back off a bit into the afternoon hours, so don't think tomorrow is going to be a rainy day every hour of the day. in fact, the north bay not picking up much at all. and then we could see another band of showers swing into the region wednesday evening. the showers could actually ramp up in coverage once again first thing thursday morning. we'll have more on your forecast, the full update coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right. thank you mark. well, voters in san mateo county have just under three hours to head to the polls to vote on measure a.

. >>> nfl, the jets have released palo alto native davante adams less than five months after trading him. now the plan was to reunite him with aaron rodgers. now both are gone. could the 49ers have interest in this proven veteran receiver? >>> high school basketball post season is here. the norcal playoff tip-off is tonight for schools all across the bay area including one school that saw this stage for the first time. >> confidence is really high. i think we could go really far. >> i think after that win on friday is sky high right now with confidence. >> and if martinez, they win their first ever ncs boys basketball last friday after starting the post season with a below .500 record. what a losing record. >> after the first round, we believed really that we could win the whole thing. it's something we dreamed of as kids for sure. we worked our butts off to get to this point to make it a reality. >> i thought it was amazing though. growing up playing with these guys since middle school. it was pretty special though. knowing i was a part of the first year to win the title for basketb

we also saw more traditional protesting today on the streets of palo alto. demonstrators gathered outside of a tesla dealership, focusing their attention on elon musk. >> when we're under attack, what do we do? >> fight back. >> tesla headquarters and other showrooms across the nation are being used as a rallying point for protesters voicing concerns about musk's influence on government and data privacy. >>> there has been stunned reaction from pretty much all over the world tonight in the wake of that fiery exchange at the oval office this morning. a meeting between ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy and president trump and vice president j.d. vance devolved into a shouting match. >> mr. president, with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office, try to litigate this in front of the american media. you guys are going around forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems. you should be thanking the president for trying to bring an end to this conflict. >> have you ever been to ukraine that you say wh

he is college basketball's biggest and most important french import maxine runoff from paris to palo alto, 7 footers on the verge of leaving stanford to its first 20 win season in a decade and he's doing it in his own unique way. kron 4 sports director scott reed says the story. >> a storybook ending to unpredictable story. maxime raynaud capping off his senior day in dramatic and emphatic fashion. the culmination of a stanford career that he's seen a lanky lightly recruited freshman evolved into a bona fide college basketball superstar. it feels really good see you work all the work you put finally like. >> flourish or your guy. that's kind of gotten better every year. the acc and the pac 12 back to the days. they only see the game that we play. right. but the reality for the games. we have dozens and dozens and dozens of practices. >> and that's where the confidence is being billed. that's where you see. okay, improving. i can do this. that can do that once on the court is just it's just go. time is fun. time have to do is play nicely. shot 3. >> go time and fun. time in equal parts. it

. >> activists from around the bay area march to the tesla headquarters in palo alto today, pushing back against president trump and elon musk's recent federal cuts. the protest includes people from labor unions, immigrants rights groups, antiwar activists in community health advocates. they say they're pushing back against cuts to the government and mass deportations. the group also called on other californians to cut their ties with tesla. federal employees are starting to receive another e-mail requiring them to explain their recent accomplishments. e-mail asks each employee to reply with about 5 bullet points describing what they accomplished last week by the end of monday. it's a renewed attempt by elon musk and his department of government efficiency or doge to cut government spending. the first ones were sent out last week and said anyone who did not respond would be fired. despite that many agencies told their employees ignore the email. >> california's snowpack slightly improving but still not exactly where it needs to be. that's according to some brand new measurements. the cal

en otras ciudades, como palo alto, también se han reportado estafas similares, por lo que la policían este caso que viste en el video y están trabajando para ver si este caso está asociado. soy jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48. jessica, gracias por esa alerta. en otra información la estación el cerrito plaza del bart fue cerrada esta mañana tras el reporte de una persona atropellada por un tren. a eso de las 08:40. cómo resultado el servicio de trenes en las estaciones de el cerrito, plaza, el cerrito norte y richmond estuvo suspendido por unas horas, pero ya fue reanudado completamente. entre tanto, un cierre de la autopista 880 en oakland provocó mucha congestión vial esta mañana. de hecho, vemos imágenes de lo que ocurrió. y es que la patrulla de caminos cerró los carriles en dirección sur, muy cerca de broadway, después de recibir informes de unresunto tiroteo. ese cierre duró unos 20 minutos, en lo que la policía investigaba en ese sitio. autoridades todavía no han confirmado lo sucedido en san francisco. se espera que los supervisores presenten hoy una nueva estrategia p

can see what storm ranger is seeing here in the hills there, east of san jose and to the west of palo alto some areas of light rain moving through. this is the first batch of moisture which is now moving off to the east. but you can see the popcorn like clouds offshor those are scattered showers which will come in after midnight tonight. that could lead to some brief downpours. and the potential is there as the cool air aloft starts to move in. somof these showers during the day tomorrow could include some small hail, so it looks like the top rain totals through your sunday forecast will be around the santa cruz mountains and the coastal mountains, as we monitor the chance of thunderstorms at times during the day tomorrow. at the same time out on the coast, watch out for that high surf advisory extended through monday. we'll have a complete look at the impacts on the rain on your sunday plans, and more storms ahead on that 7-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. thank you rob. don't forget you can track the weather while you are on the go. just download our free nbc bay area weather app

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activists from around the bay area march to to the tesla headquarters in palo alto today pushing back against. >> president trump and elon musk's recent federal cuts. the protest includes people from labor unions, immigrant rights groups, antiwar activists and community health advocates. they say they're pushing back against cuts to government services and mass deportations. the group also called on other californians to cut ties with tesla. this comes as the group calls on consumers to boycott major retailers today and only pay in cash small businesses. if you have to the 24 hour blackout is being promoted by group called the people's union. other activist groups are urging consumers to avoid shopping. it. you know, the big places, walmart target, amazon and other retail giants that some of them have rolled back their dei programs since president trump took office. the same goes for fast food restaurants, gas stations, credit card companies. the group is asking that consumers again, use small local businesses. if you have to buy food medication and other essentials and pay in cash if

black heritage superheroes are on a super special mission in palo alto today. this was at lucile packard children's hospital this morning. window washers dressed up as deadpool and spiderman scaled the building. frozone and robin also made appearances. young patients inside waved to their favorite superheroes in action. this yearly tradition has brought smiles to young parents young patients faces for more than a decade. oh that's awesome. and great weather for it. yeah. fortunately, these showers you're forecasting weren't here just yet. yeah. you know the timing of this. if we could just keep the sunshine for two more days for the weekend, but not going to play out for us like that. but i can tell you, it's not going to be nonstop rainfall this weekend. so i still think you're going to be able to fit in a few things. as we head into our saturday and sunday forecast. i have the latest details on what we can expect in that microclimate weather. let's go ahead and start it off out here across the bay. if you're doing anything tonight after plenty of 60 to even a

so palo alto, fremont, five hundredths of an inch, livermore four hundredths and mountain view a little bit more than that. temperatures right now in the 40s and the 50s, as we look at a live view from our east bay hills camera. visibility is all right through tomorrow. we're going to go with spotty showers friday through the weekend, sunny and warmer weather, and next week more rain is coming our way, so it's going to be a pretty active pattern for march, but you get a break in between. it's a level one for tonight and tomorrow. scattered showers, gusty winds, a chance of thunderstorms as we head into tomorrow morning. snow on our highest peaks and we're going to go hour by hour. i'm going to show you what you can expect. so out the door tomorrow morning, just grab the umbrellas just in case you need them. 4 a.m. there will be some showers around, light to moderate in intensity at 6 a.m. notice right over mount hamilton. it's switching over to snow. 8 a.m. you're still seeing those showers and snow showers. and then by noon, becoming really isolated in the southern and eastern part of