pushback from people who live in atherton, the median home sale price was listed in atherton in 2021. nearly 7.5 million dollars according to property it's very, very hard for this community to think about increasing the density and the community >> i think we've done a good job. >> now, it will be some time before this project gets underway. but some of the concerns that people brought up at the meeting include parking and traffic. 2 of the biggest things that were brought up at the meeting. i'm sara stinson reporting in atherton. back to you. >> well, more bay area companies are now announcing their layoff plans this week. this round includes workday and pay pal, the digital payment company headquartered in san jose is cutting nearly 2000 full-time employees on the papal website monday was announced and 7% of company employees will be cut in the coming weeks. executives blame what they're calling challenging macro economic environments, the sea old in detail t severance benefits of a call to and generous. meanwhile, east bay based company workday announcing it's laying off 3% of the

pushback from people who live in atherton, the median home sale price was listed in atherton in 2021. nearly 7.5 million dollars according to property it's very, very hard for this community to think about increasing the density and the community >> i think we've done a good job. >> now, it'll be some time before this project gets underway. but some of the concerns that people brought up at the meeting include parking and traffic. 2 of the biggest things that were brought up at the meeting. i'm sarah stinson reporting in atherton. back to you. >> 2 people in custody tonight after a police standoff in coma. it happened on sarah boulevard near sarah monte boulevard earlier today. video shows a large police presence surrounding an rv parked on the side of the road. police say they took a man and a woman into custody. no word on what led up to these arrests. >> face masks, vaccines and social distancing. all right. here are 3 ways covid changed our lives during the pandemic this week marks 3 years since the bay area confirmed its first case. kron four's justin campbell sat down with santa

atherton in 2021. nearly 7.5 million dollars according to property it's very, very hard for this community to think about increasing the density and the community >> i think we've done a good job i'm hopeful it'll be approved by the housing authority. >> and there will be some time until that project actually gets underway. but some of the people who spoke tonight at city hall, some of their concerns were parking and traffic. they're worried that with multi units being built on that property, that there won't be enough parking and that will lead to it being dangerous for pedestrians and kids as well. i'm sarah stinson reporting live in atherton. back to you. >> all right, tara. well, this week marks nearly 3 years since the bay area confirmed it first case of covid-19 and it changed the way we all live our lives. but first, justin campbell sat down with the santa clara health director with more on what lessons we've learned over the past 3 years. and what's next for the virus? >> there's still uncertai

we have almost no one who works in atherton who can afford to live in atherton. ama: atherton is one of the most expensive places to live in the united states. zillow puts the average home value at under $7.5 million. a security guard in san francisco's japan town shot and killed while on the job. his family members had a whole neighborhood show up and support. dan: is it the new american workweek? one state closing in on the extra day off. ama: a fierce battle over benches? the problem residents say is the most san francisco issue ever. sandhya: a chill in the air again tonight. find out when rain will replace it, coming up. dan: all that ahead. here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> tonight, the pillow man cometh. get rid of that kid. will you give him a toy or something like that? >> you've got a winner. [laughter] ♪ i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significan

the currys recently moved up court from one atherton estate into a bigger 30 million dollar property. the couple rights that should the new townhouse project proceed. we asked that the town commits to investing and considerably taller fencing and landscaping to block sight lines onto our family's property. it's pretty planning. >> reasonable thing. what we are concerned about privacy and it is reasonable for the most famous basketball player on earth to care about privacy. >> that was nancy loo reporting the atherton city council is holding a meeting. it's continuing. a lot of speakers are lining up waiting to weigh in. kron 4 sarah stinson is monitoring that meeting. she will have more tonight at 9 o'clock. >> a father still crushed with grief after his son is killed at a local gas station. how he's coping and what he says about his boys, lifestyle. and when mario tomorrow's funeral will take place. >> also doesn't get a lot bolder than this. what happened to a man in the east bay while he was sitting in his car and what we're learning about the other first (vo) at wells fargo, direc

pushback from people who live in atherton, the median home sale price was listed in atherton in 2021.rly 7.5 million dollars according to property it's very, very hard for this community to think about increasing the density and the community >> i think we've done a good job. >> now, it'll be some time before this project gets underway. but some of the concerns that people brought up at the meeting include parking and traffic. 2 of the biggest things that were brought up at the meeting. i'm sara stinson reporting in atherton. back to you. >> 6.40 is the time right now. and the developing story is the latest after the big picket by university of california teaching assistants for more money, the questions. so they're going to get it. but we're going to come from, right. and now some think they're going to be losing their jobs. 48,000 workers went on strike. this was last november. they want to better wages, better benefits, all of that. they did eventually get that in the deal. >> but now those pay raises will come at a cost. and the cost is they can't keep as many people on staff. so

we have almost no one who works in atherton who can afford to live in atherton. ama: atherton is one of the most expensive places to live in the united states. zillow puts the average home value at under $7.5 million. a security guard in san francisco's japan town shot and killed while on the job. his family members had a whole neighborhood show up and support. dan: is it the new american workweek? one state closing in on the extra day off. ama: a fierce battle over benches? the problem residents say is the most san francisco issue ever. sandhya: a chill in the air again tonight. find out when rain will replace it, coming up. dan: all that ahead. here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> tonight, the pillow man cometh. get rid of that kid. will you give him a toy or something like that? >> you've got a winner. [laughter] ♪ it's hard to explain what depression feels like. but i can tell you what it feels like when someone offers to help. every plan through covered california is comprehensive - with mental health coverage and financial help

. >> atherton -- works in atherton can afford to live in atherton. reggie: residents resisting plans for more affordable housing. good morning. it is february 1. it is black history month. is is possibly the day that beyoncÉ announces her tour. kumasi: but happy black history month. >> is going to be a very good month. kumasi: how is it looking today? drew: it's nice. cold this morning. we will warm up as the week goes on. a little bit of fog out there. petaluma is the spot this morning. a frosty morning. frost advisories in effect for all areas she did in blue -- areas shaded in blue. it is quite cold out there. subfreezing in san ramon, san ramosat you need a lot of layers as you go about the first few hours of your day. here is a live look outside from sutro tower. we are looking great with mainly clear skies. as the day goes on, we will have some high clouds moving in. its a partly cloudy day, temperatures in the 50's by lunchtime. later in the day, mid-50's to low 60's. rain does return to the forecast by the end of the week. reggie: a child is

oakwood boulevard divides atherton and redwood city. this location is not set up for the type of traffic and overflow parking etcetera that you would expect from a development of that size packed city council heard mostly opposition to the state mandate , people paying millions of dollars to live here and expect in return privacy and space. you need to push back harder and not be so quick to assume we must do what they said. back back here live. the city council is still listening to public comment, and it's yes yet has to decide whether or not that particular home is going to be torn down, which is probably about an acre of land and 16 or 18 units. put up on it. we'll find out and report back to you later, but it is an interesting thing that's going on one other thing. this is going on with a lot of cities, and very few of them have really come up with much of a plan their due on tuesday. it's not in by tuesday. then a lot of bad things begin to happen. tom baker ktvu fox to hate tom did you get a sense of where the mayor of the town i

john ramos takes us inside the 11th hour debate in atherton where even steph curry chimed in. >> reporter: this is the wealthiest residential community in the bay area. other cities are struggling where to put high-density housing, here, they have a hard time imagining multifamily housing at all. for mckee walked through the house that he lived in for 40 years. >> know i have to move. >> that is the fear the discussion has put in him. the 85-year-old hurt he was one of 17 homes along el camino real that was identified for high density rezoning. he may not be in trouble. the council is looking to anything mccann to avoid rezoning for multifamily housing. at the meeting they were discussing the idea of using a dus or granny units to satisfy the mandate . then you have a had to do something. >> we run an extreme risk of lawsuits >> reporter: the builders remedy would remove authorities for many say . the owner of this home has said he plans to build high-density housing with or without town control. that has people worried, including one notable neighbor, stephan curry. there are still folks

almost no one who atherton can afford to live in atherton.he state issued this mandate as part of a project to build 400,000 new units. if cities don't submit a plan, developers will be allowed to fit housing that fits state standards regardless of the local zoning laws. a battle is building in one neighborhood. residents along their street have been asked to remove what he city is calling unpermitted encroachments. you and i would just say it is a bench. over the past decades, neighbors say they have made enhancements to make the street more family-friendly. now someone is complaining about the stone benches. residents now need to go to the city for a permit which costs about $1400. >> no way am i going to pay $1400. i will just take it down. >> it is similar to how the school board was willing with renaming high schools rather than dealing with distance-learning. and seems like it is a nonissue that is creating a lot of energy and use of resources for something that wasn't a problem in the first place. reggie: only the board of supervisors

. >> atherton -- works in atherton can afford to live in atherton.ordable housing. good morning. it is february 1. it is black history month. is is possibly the day that beyoncÉ announces her tour.

the atherton city council met tonight to discuss an affordable housing project. kron four's grant lotus joins us now to explain why the currys are asking for it to be built elsewhere. grant indeed, ken, the golden state, of course, home to many expensive exclusive neighborhoods for the ultra wealthy here in the bay area that includes atherton where realtor dot com calls it the richest city in america with an average home price of more than 8 million dollars in atherton among the really rich residents there. the first family of the bay area, you might say stephan, i should carry and their 3 kids carries have been working recently to block a city attempt to build affordable housing sighting. major concerns for the proposed town homes, which would be located right behind their mansion in a letter to the city of atherton 7 asia say, quote, we hesitate to add to the not in our backyard rhetoric, but we wanted to send a note before today's meeting, safety and privacy for us in our kids continues to be our top priority. and one of the biggest reasons we chose after 10 a

the town council of atherton made a big decision tonight.sweeney.>> steph curry likes his privacy. that's why he weighed in on the play to dramatically increase housing despite new state mandates. >> we've never had multifamily zoning. this would be the first we've ever had. >> it would mean this multimillion dollar home adjacent to theirs would be replaced with more than 12 three-story townhomes. that's why they emailed the city, saying safety and privacy for us continues to be our top irony and one of the biggest reasons we chose this as home. there are major concerns with three-story townhomes looming directly behind huss. don't expect bulldozers out here in the near future. >> assuming we get a certified housing element, we have three years to go through the public hearing process of adopting those standards. once adopted, the property owner can submit a permit. >> they weren't the only ones concerned about the obvious disconnect between community housing needs and overall housing goals. there does not seem to be a lot of conversation go

oakwood boulevard divides atherton and redwood city.s location is not set up for the type of traffic and overflow parking etcetera that you would expect from a development of that size packed city council heard mostly opposition to the state mandate people millions of dollars to live here and expect in return privacy and space. you need to push back harder and not be so quick to assume we must do what they say. in the end, the city approved using this to submit its plan to the state of california. whether or not it will fly is unknown. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. more money is coming from the state to complete the caltrain electrification project. caltrain is being awarded $367 million along with keeping the electrification project on track , officials said. the money will help keep caltrain financially secure. the project is said to be completed by the fall of next year. caltrain says it will reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve service for writers , the valley transportation authority also getting state funding $375 million w

atherton is home.lt, they want to see taller fencing and landscaping between their home and the town homes. there's a new area code in northern california starting today, a new 369 area code will go into effect in the same region as the 77 area code that includes much of sonoma county and extends all the way to north to eureka. new phone lines in that area can now be assigned that number with the 369 area code. the 707 area code was created back in 1959 when it split off. from the 415 area code. a lot of people really want that forward. five no time is 5 to 18. i want to hear what steve has to say about our wednesday weather. i have the 411. if you will there, do that . very nice new. alright the ice storm, where well slicing through texas also into the deep south memphis has ice problems. freezing rain. this is the worst it will cause all sorts of issues here. travel delays starts in taxes goes right a little bit a little bit into oklahoma, arkansas. memphis just saw tweet from somebody and they're ta

oakwood boulevard divides atherton and redwood city. this location is not set up for the type of traffic and overflow parking etcetera that you would expect from a development of that size packed city council heard mostly opposition to the state mandate , people paying millions of dollars to live here and expect in return privacy and space. you need to push back harder and not be so quick to assume we must do what they say. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. as of right now, that vote has not happened yet. but as soon as we do get word in the newsroom, of course we will bring it to you. vice president kamala harris, scheduled to attend the funeral tomorrow for tirade. nichols investigators say nichols was beaten to death by memphis police officers as fox's steve harrigan reports. the investigation into the death has led to additional firings. well, we really see is a tragedy. yeah. and a. a tragedy in the miscommunication and the training that happens with police forces across the country . the fallout continues after the deadly beating of t

despite his efforts to stop it, the town of atherton made a big decision, anyway. here is "today in the bay's" terry mcsweeney. >> reporter: when steph curry goes home, he likes his privacy. that's why he weighed in on a plan before the atherton city council to dramatically increase housing. >> this is a tough thing to see change. we've never had multi-family zoning. this would be the first we ever had. >> reporter: for the currys, it would mean their multi-million dollar home, across from them, would be replaced with three town homes. they emailed saying safety and privacy for us and our kids continues to be our top priority and one of the biggest reasons we chose the agter son home was there are major concerns in terms of both privacy and safety about town homes looming behind us. don't expect bull dozers out here in the near future. >> assuming we get an element within 120 days from the state, we have three days to go through the public hearing process of adopting standard. once they're adopted, then the property owner can submit a permit to do the work. until t

redwood city impacted atherton. we've got menlo park stanford. we'll zoom in there. we actually have palo alto right here, nestled in the middle of all of that. and that's where kron four's justin campbell was keeping an eye on the situation yesterday. he brings us the update from there. >> the owner of this house tells me he was home tuesday when this large tree from his neighbor's yard came crashing through his two-storey house. he says he ran out of the back door. the owner says luckily his wife and kids were not at home at the time that they will be spending the night at a hotel pg. and e also reported multiple power outages in the palo alto area along with the city of atherton reported multiple road closures from trees blocking the roadway. in san jose, palm trees swayed side to side in 25 mile per hour winds. >> well, that, of course, was justin campbell reporting for us this morning. and we're going to obviously watch this situation all morning long pg e's asking you to have a plan ahead of the next couple of days because we know the cold weather is also going

atherton is home. they went on to say if the development is built, they would like to see taller fencing and landscaping between their house . more money is coming from the soject. caltrain will receive $367 million. the project is set to be complete by the fall of 2024 caltrain says it will reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve service for writers. valley transportation authorities also getting state funding $375 million will go to vt. a for the barn extension into downtown san jose. the money will help me to qualify for federal funds totaling $4.6 billion in all, the state announced awards of 2.5 billion for public transit happening now . house speaker kevin mccarthy is at the white house to meet with president biden. discussion will focus on raising the country's debt ceiling. speaker mccarthy says he wants some spending cuts in return for raising the debt ceiling. president biden says he wants to see a budget from mccarthy to see where house republicans want to make the spending cuts. the deb

atherton is home. they also said if the development is built, they want to see taller fencing and landscaping between their home and the town homes. do this morning football legend tom brady, who of course, grew up in san mateo announced just a short time ago. he's hanging up the cleats, and this time he means it. good morning, guys. i'll get to the point. right away. i'm retiring. we're good. rabia's retiring after 23 seasons in the nfl and seven super bowl championships. most of those with the new england patriots went on social media to make the announcement and joked about how he retired last year, only to come back to the game. we will still get to see brady right here on ktvu fox, too, though, because he has an agreement in place to be part of the fox broadcasting team for football coverage. reports out of las vegas that say the oakland a's are there today discussing a potential move to that city. the las vegas review journal reports the owner john fisher, and team president dave cable or meeting

in a letter sent to the city of atherton, stefan and ayesha curry wrote safety and privacy for us and our kids continues to be our top priority and one of the biggest reasons we chose atherton as home went on to save the development is built. they'd like to see taller fencing and landscaping between their house and the town homes. reports out of las vegas say the oca naser there today to discuss the potential move. the last vegas review journal reports that owner john fisher and team president dave cavill will meet with resort operators. the aids are looking at two sites, the festival grounds on the north end of the strip and the tropicana hotel area to the south. the team is considering a billion dollar stadium that would seat 35,000 fans. now one element favoring oakland is that nevada's new governor announced he would not support a new tax to build a stadium sports teams to vegas. the state did something like that to attract the raiders, though. alright let's start things over to steve paulson. now you look at the forecast which involves cold weather. i see infographic you have beh

rohnert park dropped to 31 windsor, sonoma, fairfax, atherton all between 32., so the temperature trend went up. for two days, and now it's coming away down. today is the transition day tomorrow will two could be really cold around here. some low clouds have returned to the coast june gloom here in february. yesterday it was fog free, but we had an offshore breeze yesterday. today we have an onshore breeze because that system is marching in the rain to the north coast crescent city. eureka the key to this whole pattern will be this low right there. if it goes parallel to the cows on the areas near the coast or santa cruz mountains will probably see any rain if it decides to take a little jog to the east. about 25 or 50, miles. everyone could be in on a little rain. big difference today. these are all south southwest or west more so than yesterday when they were all northeast, so that's why we'll get some cooler weather. some sun, especially inland, but cooler, colder morning. some patchy low clouds more on the coastal variety. now, son then class later, but nic

steph curry and his wife are pushing back against a plan to build high-density housing in their athertonghborhood. >> leaders last night approved replacing a multi-million dollar home on oakwood boulevard with at least a dozen three-story town homes as part of an effort to meet statehousing mandates. the property sits next to the currys home and they fear it may dramatically impact their privacy. ahead of last night's town council meeting, curry emailed the city opposing the plan. the leaders say ultimately they made the tough decision to give it the go-ahead. >> this is a tough thing for a community like atherton to see change. we've never had multi-family zoning. this will be the first we've ever had. >> the city manager says don't expect bull dozers in the area any time soon. the public hearing process may add up to three years before permits are ever even issued. >>> state housing mandates are the headline. now at 6:00, several bay area cities are not meeting the state mandate deadline. ahead, a live report and fallout for those cities and what may lead to new housing, whether or not

fair oaks and unincorporated section of san mateo county bordering redwood city, menlo park and atherton. how much longer do you think you can last like this probably not too much longer, especially if their pets, but hopefully he'll be back today. that cooley has lived in this area for over 5 decades. but in over 50 years, have you ever experienced a power outage that lasted this long? never know. we were just talking about that. this is a very unusual. >> as you can see this traffic signal at the intersection of a road in march road was not working. >> but just a few blocks away across the border of the neighboring city, traffic lights are working. the power is on adding to the frustration of roles, mcclure. it's not likely live out in the country where you would expect something like this, you know, not to have service for a few days. >> in be more prepared. living in the city. you don't expect anything like that to happen. these 2 longtime neighbors say the biggest challenge is that the power outages happening while the bay area is experiencing extremely cold temperatures. what's bee

that whole section between 1, 0, 1, and 2.80, that encompasses places like palo alto, menlo park atherton redwood city. as a matter of fact, seeing the impacts of this. let's zoom in redwood city. that's actually where we find kron four's. michael thomas today. michael joining us with a look at conditions. there you what, stanford yesterday today you're here in redwood city. what are you seeing? >> yeah, good morning. well, i'm not seeing much because it's literally completely dark and it's very, very cold. so keep that in mind. you know, these people here have no power. i'm in the middle of a parking lot of strip mall. take a look. just completely completely pitch black there's cars coming in and out. you can kind of see you know, structure. but let's get into some video. we took some video while we were driving this morning. you can just see no lights and a lot of buildings. you do see some sporadic buildings that have lights. i would assume those are ones that have generators pg. and e says that, you know, they're working to restore it. but when it comes to time frame as to when that i

parts of atherton and menlo park east palo alto haven't had power since tuesday afternoon. pg and e. says it's doing everything possible to get the lights back on during this winter storm. but the utility says it's dealing with hundreds of down trees that are bringing down power lines nearly everywhere. across area.f power outage at san francisco international airport today it affected the domestic terminal. passengers experienced delays and ticketing check in and baggage claim power was restored around 11 15, and all terminals and systems are back to normal. new at noon to oakland, where police have made an arrest in connection to a deadly hit and run that killed a 100 year old man suit. tako was walking near 19th and harrison streets at about seven o'clock sunday morning when a car hit him, then kept going. he suffered severe head trauma was rushed to the hospital and was pronounced dead. police have been looking for a white or cream mini cooper. police have yet to announce any more details on who was arrested. but of course, we'll continue to follow this case as more det

. >> look at this finish last night in atherton. abbott and prep in white, o'brien, for the win.ons. the gators be the irish. they are one win away from the ccs open division championship game. you know who is a proud alum of the losing team? sports producer brian day. but also producer sophie bala. go irish? >> yeah, why not. >> thanks. >>> still here at 5:00, we will tell you how they are using underwater technology to try to save whales up and down the >>> the great gray whale migration is taking place along the california coast, and it can be a dangerous journey. >> cargo ships pose a deadly threat for all kinds of whale throughout the year. ben tracy introduces us to new technology that can prevent that. >> reporter: engineer jeff phr with the oceanographic institution helped build this period at the heart of a new system called whale safe. it is tethered to an underwater microphone which detects whale songs. kelly lee part is a scientist with whale safe, which is funded by billionaire salesforce cofounder mark benioff. it uses data from its buoys, satellites, and entries on

and e also reported multiple power outages in the palo outdoor area along with the city of atherton reported multiple road closures from trees blocking the roadway. in san jose, palm trees swayed side to side in 25 mile per hour winds. >> that was kron four's. justin campbell reporting for us. pga asking people have a plan for the next few days. the recommend by some led battery lights, no wax candles for an emergency. tens of thousands of customers still without power around the bay area. a live look at a pg outage map. orange squares indicate anywhere from 500 almost 5,000 customers without power. and you can see people near the south bay and peninsula affected right now. the most it's not clear when that power is going to be restored. last check more than 100,000 customers were without power. montgomery elementary school in sonoma county are going to be closed today. the school district says they don't have power as of yesterday's wind events. and county activating severe weather emergency shelters for homeless or an house in anticipation of the cold weather. he did shelter will be there

ah to fix what was not that it wasn't a hurricane parts of atherton, menlo park and east palo alto haven't had power since tuesday afternoon, and the inconvenience is taking a toll had a stroke and i'm paralyzed on the left side of my body. um and so um, as a consequence of that, i, uh um. i it's hard for me to go get stuff. like quills and other things and. and move stuff and take stuff out of the fridge. and, uh, go shopping to get stuff that has gone bad highway 101 was also temporarily closed thursday in both directions for hours from marsh road two willow road, pg and e work to remove a fallen tree that took down a power line running along that stretch of the highway. it reopened around 4 30 pm, but residential streets in the area were overwhelmed with drivers diverted away from highway one. oh, one meanwhile, nearby residents were still hoping power would be restored. this is not a very well it's slated house. and we run it in the like, blow sixties at night. if you turn it off overnight. read like 57. pg and e says they have faced some challenges trying to remove hundreds of trees a

fair oaks and unincorporated section of san mateo county bordering redwood city, menlo park and atherton. how much longer do you think you can last like this >> probably not too much longer, especially if their pets, but hopefully be back today. that cooley has lived in this area for over 5 decades, but in over 50 years, have you ever experienced a power outage that lasted this long? never know. we were just talking about that. this is a very unusual. as you can see this traffic signal at the intersection of a road in march road was not working, but just a few blocks away across the border of the neighboring city, traffic lights are working. the power is on adding to the frustration of roles, mcclure. it's not likely live out in the country where you would expect something like this, you know, not to have service for a few days in be more prepared. living in the city. you don't expect anything like that to happen. these 2 longtime neighbors say the biggest challenge is that the power outages happening while the bay area is experiencing extremely cold temperatures. what's been the worst o

ah to fix what was not that it wasn't a hurricane parts of atherton, menlo park and east palo alto haven't had power since tuesday afternoon, and the inconvenience is taking a toll had a stroke and i'm paralyzed on the left side of my body. um and so um, as a consequence of that, i, uh um. i it's hard for me to go get stuff. like quills and other things and move stuff and take stuff out of the fridge. and, uh, go shopping to get stuff that has gone bad highway 101 was also temporarily closed thursday in both directions for hours from marsh road two willow road, pg and e work to remove a fallen tree that took down a power line running along that stretch of the highway. it reopened around 4 30 pm, but residential streets in the area were overwhelmed with drivers diverted away from highway one. oh, one meanwhile, nearby residents were still hoping power would be restored. we were told that we turned on by about one p.m. today. and it was not turned on by one pm today. very well insulated house. and we run it in the low sixties at night. if you turn it off overnight. read like 57. oliver to ko

and one ofto the biggest be oups we chose atherton is home.so when the far left housing agenda comes to their backyard, all of a sudden they're not so liberal anymore. just like liberals are only generous with your money, not their own money anyway. here with reaction, author of drawing the lines, red state editor kyra davis is with us . fox news contributor leo 2.0, terrell davis. welcome to the program. good to see you. tyr you're on with the rock staron t leo 2.0.h so do as i say. witho as i say. that was davos in switzerland with the thousand private jets . but we can't eat meat ourselves and , you know, here you have steph curry, who i think is a bp great ballplayerla, one of the best actually ever, but not in my backyard. wan i'm a liberal, but nowherepeople near. i don't want the people thati showing compassion for to live in where i live. what's that all about? about? what>> that all about? about? >> yeah, well, it's always about i you, right? it's never about them. their stov never about them. their your gas stoves, not their gas. sto

privacy for us and our kids continues to be our top priority , and one of the biggest reasons we chose atherton as home. they were far from alone in opposition to this project. it gets a lot of commuter traffic coming through here cutting over going on to selby already. it's not an issue of not in my backyard seven. oh, seven is across my back fence, an apartment building. the street. it's on is equipped to deal with overflow traffic. the project calls for the demolition of a $3.9 million home in order to build a housing complex with 15 to 18 units. well of alejo family had a surprise guest arrive at their 49ers watch party just over a week ago. that's right there. baby girl was delivered during the final niners win of the season that was against the cowboys. ktvu is brooks jarocz takes us inside the story. holding up over the. this is a love that spans generations. i was born into a liner family. my mom grew up watching them. my dad grew up watching them. the roberts family carries that tradition. the san francisco 40 niners holding a special place in their valet ho home, but one game and watc

we spoke to one man from atherton, who is among the hundreds of people in cemetery county who have not tuesday. taha champ c and his family have been spending the night with a friend and then returning home during the day while they wait for the likes to come back on. he is recovering from a stroke and says this week's power problems have created a very stressful situation. it's hard for me to go get stuff. like quills and other things and move stuff and take stuff out of the fridge. and. go shopping to get stuff that has gone bad. takashi lives in nearby mental park. he too frustrated with the time it's taking pg knee to restore power , with things really getting chilly at his home at night, take a look. this is not a very well insulated house. and we run it in the like, low sixties at night. um if you turn it off overnight. read like 57. the problem. the power problems even affected highway commuters driving through the same area of san mateo county. a downed tree forced the closure of highway one. oh, one between marsh road and willow road for several hours yesterday afternoon, pgd

question in atherton, crews were busy clearing away falling -- fallen trees. pg&e cleaned up the property. an in san carlos, more trees toppled over, keeping tree service companies exceptionally busy today. >> i've never seen a situation like this before. because this neighborhood continues to wait for tree crews to remove this downed tree. some relieved the tree fell away from homes and into the street. clay's over here, it is like it does not even hit the house. clay's pg&e says there is more cleanup and power outo tag come>> we will see more impact o the power system as well. >> about 60,000 pg&e customers did not have power, that number is down to about 33,000. in daly city, abc 7 news. >> thank you. some are using today to prepare let's continue our live team coverage in the east bay. ryan curry is live there in oakland. strong as it was earli this week. we do expect that wind to ck as the storm approaches as enbity ora ang some nd snow that mix as well. his -- it is causing residents in the east bay to take precautions. slight wind gusts now in the open

disallowing affordable housing near his house, housing is outrageous in california, but none more so than atherton problem ponying up for choice real estate. every town in communist republic of california has to offer some version of affordable housing since government zoned every working stiff out of a half way decent place to live, steph and his chatty wife eners t-- endorsed joe biden in 2020, they are hypocrites and want too build a giant wal around their compounding but he claims to be a social justice warrior who wants equality for lesser privilege. contrast that with soccer star. he built his people in his hometown a hospital, and host office and gives themselve zeros a month, and 4g internet. saying why would i want 10 ferraris, 20 diamond watches and two planes, what will objects do for me in the world, i was hungry, i have to work in the field. i did not have have -- today i can help my people, maybe he can help nimby steph curry remember what it means to be a little more gracious. steph. that is the memo. >> medium home -- median is 7 million there, they dropped 30 mill. he is involved

that is not something a town like atherton is used to dealing with. >>> now to san francisco.tting ready fo a huge event. this is the annua chinese new year parade. organizers are expecting record crowds for celebrations. security is top of mind. dozens of other groups will be marching, including these students that you see right her from francisco. we show you th lifelong lessons they are learning by practicing for the parade. >> reporter: monica is choreographing the students march for the chinese new year parade. what she is teaching them, she hopes will last longe than their performance. in the shadow of the towers, students of garfield elementary school get ready to shine in another iconic san francisco attraction they are dressed as tiles in the classic chinese game, welcoming the year of the rabbi under the direction of their kindergarten teacher. >> i want them to feel proud t be part of the school community >> smile and have fun. are you ready? >> reporter: this is her first time directing the kindergarten through fifth grades evidence for the chinese new year parade

th4 is fairfax in marin county, atherton on the peninsula napa's in their wallet, creeks in there , soes oh, this isn't gonna work. i try and do too much. i try and do too much. ah right there. we see him temperatures yesterday. going from sixties and seventies. they'll go to fifties today. that's because that system is inching closer towards us. it's already starting to ramp up the fog bank quarter mile visibility at the nevada airport now napa airports down to a mile. stockton has some fog. santa rosa petaluma kind of been flirting with it a little bit. as has napa fairfield back a little, but nothing too extensive, but the low clouds are already getting closer to the coast. so more of a westerly breeze today some sun but cooler, colder morning. patchy fog sun, then clouds nice but cooler. we will cloud it up tonight. diablo is sitting at 50 degrees, so some higher elevations are not in on the cooling yet. but boy, will they drop big time over the next 24 to 36 hours, thirties and forties on your ta, thirties athlet and back now to 35. i did see a 34 briefly forties on the san mateo

i did see a 29 not far away from that observation. 39 s f 00 31 30 mental park, though, and atherton'sn there as well. woodside stanford campus 33 redwood city, 35 san mateo in montara beach, 38 blue. that's a cold one on the beach zero and truckee 20 in reno seven below in flagstaff, phoenix 37. that's really cold. that's got to be about 10 degrees below average for this time of year, sacramento, 33 monterey and the thirties as well. we'll get a lot of high clouds coming in over the next few days here starts today and then we'll be on the increases. that system goes right down the coast and the soul won't play into our weather, except for a lot of cloud cover. changes on the way but not until probably starting late tuesday into wednesday, and maybe going for a while here. i've seen some projections of multiple feet of snow in the mountains and even at low, low elevation, so we'll see how this timing placement amounts will all change, but it's on its way . not today. there was just a lot of high clouds and after we get past friday weekend that looks good. all right. thank you, steve af

atherton stanford menlo park palo out the woodside in their forties.ecially san carlos in redwood city, which were both 64 yesterday. they're both 40 this morning. 16 in truckee. 36 38 uk, a sacramento , the forties and fifties and southern california phoenix is 46 looking for about 72 today if you're heading down there for golf for the super bowl or both . for us today's sunny side up tomorrow we'll start to see some increasing clouds coming in. so sunny for all today mild to warm and then temperatures start to drop tomorrow's clouds increased low clouds higher clouds late friday more likely. early saturday cloudy to mostly cloudy. cool light rain. i think it favors areas about san francisco south cemetery coast, santa cruz and also santa cruz mountains. south bay santa clara valley for some very light rain and not a lot. you know, there'll be something the north but a little out of my forecast zone and a teeny bit for the sierra nevada. forecast models kind of struggling with this. it'll be a stronger system in central and southern california, then f

let's turn now to the peninsula where residents in atherton are voicing their they did that during cityncil meeting yesterday. all regarding a proposed affordable housing project that the city is looking to build. there are some heavy hitters against this plan, including steph and ayesha curry. >> they are concerned because this will go right behind their own yet directly on the other side of the backyard fence. now the proposed project is being built. a 23 oakwood boulevard. and here's images of what's there right now. a new state law actually requires cities to submit housing elements is what they're calling basically projects to build affordable and low income housing units in their borders. well, the city council approved the housing that they want to approach to the state. but it's yet to be either. the development the design standards of it. and so between now and then residents are voicing their concerns. the currys did so in a letter that they said they prioritize the safety and privacy, basically their family and their kids and are asking the city to invest in taller fencing or

some people in atherton including steph and ayesha curry are upset about a planned housing project. we're going to hear their concerns. >> and just ahead, alameda county's district attorney wants to take a second look at police shooting cases to see if there's been any misconduct. coming up, the details into why she's reopening the case is. >> 9.29 right now and we are checking out the weather for you because i know you want to get out their exercise. haha. >> nighswonder, though, would be pretty pleasant out there. john, a brisk feels brisk and you want to speed the heart rate up a little bit. but things are getting gradually a little less cold as the moments go by because of all the sunshine that we're seeing. >> looking out there at the east bay hills and things looking really nice. we're going to have another sun shiny afternoon, much like yesterday and the sunshine that we're already getting resulting in temperatures climbing out of the 30's for most spots. now, alameda, one of our first areas back up to 50 degrees, even santa rosa. you're still hanging on to 36 livermore. conc

atherton stanford campus, foster city, redwood city, woodside in there yet pacifica is 48 on the cemetery coast more mid forties to upper forties. unfortunately truck is now reporting south lake tahoe airport was not working. it worked on monday for about eight hours, and now it doesn't work again. why aren't you showing something because it doesn't work. flagstaff at 6 37 uk at 37, sacramento. good today . good tomorrow, then big changes are on the way as we head towards friday. but for today and tomorrow temperatures 62 maybe near 70 tomorrow. i saw some projections of that there will be a change on the weekend. i still think saturday. some of this will see a little bit of rain, especially north and also south. not a lot, but a little bit. could be a few couple inches of snow. also up in the mountains there on saturday afternoon evening, fifties sixties on your temps, the warmest day will be tomorrow than a big change starts on friday. all right. thank you. time for 40. natural gas prices keep going up here in california customers wonder how high will they go? we'll let you hear from so

at a whole area right along 1, 1, to 80 between those 2 sections down near the dunbarton bridge atherton menlo park, stanford, palo alto, all those areas dealing with pockets where there's hardly any lights on at all. in fact, for more on that, let's go to redwood city kron michael thomas actually standing by with a look at conditions there. it's been without power there for a while that changed any of michael. >> no, i. i was actually just talking with one of the employees here at the ace hardware. they say that they're they're calling in to pg e trying to ask exactly when this power is going to come back on. she was just telling you right now that they've gotten updated, supposed to come on in this specific area around 10 o'clock tonight. but keep in mind, she said that is the 3rd time that they have changed it on them. so take a look. this is what we're looking like right now. this entire strip mall in redwood city completely out of power. you see the ace hardware has their generator because they say, you know, basically power, no power, rain or shine. they're going to stay open when

it's right there on the lower portion of the peninsula, right near places like palo alto atherton redwood city. in fact, in redwood city will zoom in there. we've been following the situation with some of the businesses that have been without power. crawford's michael thomas has been talking to them going inside. let's visit with him now. good morning, michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. you know, the sun is up. it's starting to get warm. but there's still no power. earlier this morning it was around. 38 degrees here and this whole entire area just had no power and currently inside this hardware store, people are coming in constantly. take a look. they have no power in their store. they've got their employees on standby kind of walking people in and out as they're coming in looking for things. but take a look at this video that we have from early this morning. you can see just exactly how dark it was on the streets and then as soon as that sun came up, there were people that were standing ou side this hardware store. i spoke with some you know, they're saying that they're looking for

parts of atherton, menlo park and east palo alto haven't had power since tuesday afternoon, and the inconvenience is taking a toll had a stroke and i'm paralyzed on the left side of my body. um and so. um as a consequence of that, i, uh um. i it's hard for me to go get stuff. like quills and other things and move stuff and take stuff out of the fridge. and, um go shopping to get stuff that has gone bad highway 101 was also temporarily closed thursday in both directions for hours from marsh road two willow road , pg and e work to remove a fallen tree that took down a power line running along that stretch of the highway. it reopened around 4 30 pm but residential streets in the area where overwhelmed with drivers diverted away from highway one. oh one meanwhile, nearby residents were still hoping power would be restored. we were told to be turned on by about one p.m. today. and it was not turned on by one pm today. this is not a very well insulated house. and we run it in the like below sixties at night. if you turn it off overnight. it'll read like 57. oliver to kochi lives in menlo park and expre

it's an unincorporated area in san mateo county borders, redwood city, menlo park and atherton and residents there say the power outage started monday and a couple of neighbors. they've lived in that area for more than 50 years. and they say they've never seen anything like this before. a couple of bucks away from their home in redwood city. power and traffic lights are on. how frustrating is that? the ongoing outage for them is fueling a sense of desperation. i'm isolated. i-phone. >> no phone, no alarm system. no landline, no cell phone, no charging, no heat. it's been really cold in the house warmer outside than it is inside. >> i feel for what it's still cold like this. residents are bundling up the best they can while they don't have any power. and just waiting and hoping for the best or, you know, you drive a couple of blocks. how frustrating is at stake? can i come over join us online at not here on the kron. 4 morning news. if you're away from the tv, you can just grab your cell phone and scan this qr code will take you to the spot on our website that has all the information about th

the power has been out for several days or learning parts of atherton. menlo park, east palo alto haven't had power since tuesday afternoon. pg and e. says it's doing everything possible to get the lights back on during this winter storm, the utility says it's dealing with hundreds of down trees that are bringing down power lines just about everywhere across the bay. dangerous driving conditions persist in the sierra interstate . 80 was close for much of yesterday. as of this morning. both directions of 80 are still closed from colfax to the nevada state line. caltrans reports 50 is open but would chain controls. however caltrans and the chp are saying, if you don't have to let ahead to lake tahoe or go to the sierra, don't go. having a difficult time getting torino. maybe try to find a hotel if we can't get through. but tomorrow might be worse. we don't know. caltrans crews were out yesterday, using signs and cons to turn drivers away. but they say they snowing conditions are only expected to get worse as this winter storm sweeps over the sierra. if you