live in cupertino, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much, robert. >>> it's not just cupertino that is struggling to keep schools open. yesterday, we told you about the hayward school district that's taking enrollment hits. it's looking to close at least ten schools as more families move out of the city. next week, they will hear feedback from parts and teachers. >>> teachers are ready to leave their classrooms. what pleasanton teachers are demanding from the district, that's next. >> i'm good at this. i'm good at getting money for just causes and i need to do this again. >> he's playing to his strengths. the retiree who is raising thousands of dollars for bay area causes. what he says is his inspiration. >>> right now, sunny skies. san francisco, 64 degrees. we'll see upper 70s around downtown san francisco. the latest on that warmup and weekend. showers in the forecast when we come right back. >>> activists are suing a bay area sheriff for illegally sharing data on millions of drivers. for years, marin county sheriff robert doyle has been criticized for sharing information wi

has been exacerbated by covid cupertino union and hayward unified school districts are experiencing the same issues. the districts have been looking at where some of these students are going private schools, some of going to charter schools, some have left the communities and moved to other more affordable communities within the bay area. >> and others left the state from mount diablo. these discussions are in their earliest fates doing the first stage, which is providing information at hayward unified school district there. nearly 2 years into assessing all their facilities. >> officials have initial proposals to close older facilities with low enrollment and in some cases large transfer rates. but nothing has been finalized. >> these are among the most difficult decisions. but a school district can have with the school community and in cupertino, the school board could take action on recommendations for school consolidation, enclosures. >> director of communications erin lindsay says this topic community for several years says is a very emotional topic. >> every school and in cupe

has been exacerbated by covid cupertino union and hayward unified school districts are experiencing the same issues. the districts have been looking at where some of these students are going private schools, some of going to charter schools, some have left the communities and moved to other more affordable communities within the bay area. >> and others left the state from mount diablo. these discussions are in their earliest fates doing the first stage, which is providing information at hayward unified school district there. nearly 2 years into assessing all their facilities. >> officials have initial proposals to close older facilities with low enrollment and in some cases large transfer rates. but nothing has been finalized. >> these are among the most difficult decision. but a school district can have with the school community and in cupertino, the school board could take action on recommendations for school consolidation enclosures director of communications erin lindsay. >> says this topic has been discussed with the community for several years says is a very emotional topic. >

heartbreak in cupertino coming up. community works to figure out what comes next after a decision to shut down some schools later, even with the controversial into the san francisco giants season, the team kept a broader positive outlook of its future. sports director mark even you will have the silver lining of where the franchise stands moving forward and find out why a test to fix san francisco's leading millennium tower leaves engineers and courage tonight. ag for it and to the filibuster in order to get their agenda passed in congress. yes, chad per gram explains. some bills still can be passed with a simple majority rather than 60 votes. but not all. senators can filibuster virtually any bill. you can bypass a filibuster with 60 votes, but it's hard to wrangle 60 az in the senate, but you don't need 60 votes for budget reconciliation. the issue of reconciliation, which is like code to the american people. it's confusing. a reconciliation bill is exempt from a filibuster. it only needs 51 votes to pass. but here's

looking around the cupertino area and moving towards sunnyvale, we have rain that will have you slowingn for the morning commute. we will not see it moving into much of the rest of the bay area, but for the rest of us heading out it's a very nice start to the day. cooler temperatures. we will only reach into the low and mid-60s. this is a big change from what we had recently. we will gradually clear out today. we did have more rain in the forecast. it will be heading in on tuesday night. i will have more on that in the forecast. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >>> mike, you were seeing degree off of highway 92. >> yeah, but not the san mateo bridge itself, and that's still highway 92, you are correct there. maybe the slicker roadways here, the debris over here, 92 at 280, reports of a garbage truck being on the shoulder and debris on the roadway, and maybe that's from the garbage truck. there's a slow drive here, and kari talked about this right here, rain in the south bay. do watch the speeds. back to you. >> always. thanks. >>> 5:39 right now. coming up, video that may make yo

the cupertino union school district voted last night. to close or consolidate several elementary school, says ktvu. dan rubin explains, parents are furious and. yes this is a district families used to fight to get into. but now, officials say enrollment is dwindling, and they simply can't afford to keep this many schools open, but parents hoped it wouldn't come to this. heartbreak that's what families in the cupertino union school district are feeling right now. really sad, just seeing this school club and i just. i need my best friends here. it's about the bond. the decision came after a marathon school board meeting. rechner elementary is closing. so with meyer holtz and students from your or being relocated, parents angry with the board feel like it's a lot of change for students coming off a pandemic, their lack of empathy. is really disgusting. so now it, dis down to numbers withhools. the board has had conversations student. declining enrollment. we've lost approximately 5000 students since 2015 more projected to lose another 4000

we start with a live look outside over cupertino. more storms headed to the bay area. >> we have team coverage including some new weather worries in the north bay. vianey arana is tracking the timeline. >> that's right. today is going to be a good day for storm prep. even though it's raining, it's not going to be pouring. walnut creek right now, you can see the skies there. it's been cloudy over the last couple of days. if you take public transportation, keep the umbrella handy. it's going to be similar to yesterday throughout the afternoon. if you're north of the golden gate bridge, you have a better chance of seeing that rain through the afternoon. as we head toward tonight, we get a bigger system, not as big as the one we're expecting for the weekend, but it will be bringing more rain to our commute tomorrow. let's get a check of traffic with mike. >> we're looking toward the richmond side of the bridge, which is building and still wet. slick conditions, so be very careful. the earlier disabled vehicle was clear. on the san rafael

cupertino school district announcing it will close two of its elementary schools, despite protests from some families. they voted to close meyerholz and regnart elementary school. parents opposed say it hurts working class families that live close to those two schools. another school will be consolidated. all of this will happen next fall at the earliest. >>> firefighters battling a series of fires in san jose. one of them now being investigated for arson. this went on from late last night to early this morning. crews responded to three fires just a few miles apart. those fires burned homes in seven trees and the allen rock neighborhood. at least half a dozen people have been displaced. corner stone academy and kennedy elementary. fire damage in administration building and took out the wifi for the entire campus. >> it's just another thing in a really challenging year. i think we have to continue. and we should have enjoyed. and police are investigateing it for potential arson. i do not >>> there wurz plenty of giants fans yelling at the tv last night. it had to do with the controversia

. >>> new thirsn cupertino have approved the closure of two elementary schools despite some families' protests. the decision came around 2:00 this morning. meyer holts and regnard schools will be closed. enrollment has dropped steadily over the past few years and it will continue going forward. the earliest the schools are expected to close is next fall. >>> for san jose state university spartans trying to make it in the bay. >>> much-needed relief might be near. planners approved a 20-story high-rise development called the mark on south fourth blockts. and they need it. provided the city council approves this, construction should start next year and finish up in the fall of 2024. >>> up next at midday -- another big step fighting covid-19. the green light for more vaccine boosters. we'll tell you about the key decision just moments ago from the fda advisers. >>> and celebrating hispanic heritage month. we'll introduce you to a latina filmmaker who is making sure voices like hers are heard and seen on screen. >>> a live look at san francisco international airport. that plane is coming

that will put you at 72 in cupertino. 73 in gilroy. tomorrow, 75 in antioch. head over the hills and you have a cool breeze in oakland at 68. might need the jacket in the peninsula. 69 in redwood city. through san francisco, you will fee the chill. 64 in the mission. if you are headed to sf clouds all day long. cool temperatures. take your jacket. we have the big air show happening friday, saturday and sunday. full details at nbcbayarea.com. up to the north bay, santa rosa, 71. mill valley, 68. you are good with these temperatures. you want it cooler. we will deliver. once we hit thursday and friday, you will see a second system drop down this week and it's going to bring another reinforcing shot of koeltd air. unfortunately, the best rain chances continue to remain to the north. i don't see any big rain chances for us. temperatures, i think you are going to like this. san francisco, we get into low 60s by thursday and friday. eventually, some wind next monday and tuesday. unfortunately, that is going to increase our fire danger. gusts right now, 15 to 35 mile

san jose and cupertino 82 degrees. so enjoy that extra sunshine and warmer weather livermore and pleasanton mid 80's. so certainly not going to look and feel like fall. we are going to be above average from coastal valleys, walnut creek and concord 84 degrees with low 80's. for those of you in oakland, 81 degrees for napa and santa rosa and avato in the mid 80's back to hugh grant and just dean. thanks, >> still to come hearing veteran voices meet the brave service members who sprang into action while the nation was under attack. plus, is the pandemic causing more breakups. a new survey says some divisive issues may be destroying and would rather watch sports or sport a 6 pack. big dilemma for some people. will they gain grab away right a ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks d

and don't want to forget you there in cupertino, 87 degrees. through the peninsula and the east bay, lots of 80s right near the water. 80 in oakland. 87 in fremont. over the east bay hills, 92 in antioch. 90 in livermore. over to the peninsula, and the sweep spot with that weather tomorrow is right here, from san mateo to redwood city. if you live there, you're lucky, you got some of the best weather. off to san francisco, we have some 70s in downtown, also through the mission and right at the marina, we're at 67. and maybe, just maybe you got a three-day weekend coming your way. sonoma and napa, upper 80s to 90. so a forecast similar to this to next monday. after that, we have the larger changes i've been talking about. so we are seeing a few forecast issues with this. we're going to get a storm system hitting the west coast next week. but the forecast models are flip-flopping on this right now on the exact placement of the storm center, the area of low pressure. times we're seeing it to the north and other times to the south. so we're going t

. >> lÍderes escolar en cupertino aprobaron el cierre de dos escuelas primarias durante una reuniÓn queno hasta las dos de la madrugada, las escuelas que serÁn cerradas son (palabra en inglÉs), la primaria serÁ consolidada segÚn lo indicaron las autoridades escalares y esto podrÍa ocurrir en otoÑo 2022, oficiales dicen que tomaron esta decisiÓn por un descenso en matrÍculas una tendencia que creen que pasara durante los prÓximos aÑos. >> en cuanto a los problemas de vivienda en los alumnos de san josÉ, podrÍa haber un poco de alivio en el futuro, de acuerdo al periÓdico, esta semana se aprobÓ la construcciÓn de un edificio de 20 pisos sobre la calle (palabra en inglÉs) a una cuadra del campus, este inmueble contara con mÁs de 200 unidades nuevas para unos 850 estudiantes de ser aprobado por el consejo de la ciudad de san josÉ la construcciÓn podrÍa iniciar el aÑo entrando y terminarÍa para el otoÑo del aÑo 2024. >> el distrito escolar planea hacer prueba de covid-19, a todos los estudiantes a partir de la prÓxima semana, los padres de familia, deberÁn a probar dicho examen que se realiz

it will put us at 71 in cupertino. just a little breeze out of the northwest at 11.nd again, a lot of sunshine. some of the most sunshine we've seen when i think about it in over a week. so tomorrow will be a day to enjoy. livermore, fun degrees. some low 70s toward palo alto and then up toward san mateo. my forecast in san francisco also has it going up a few degrees. let's move to the north bay. a lot of storm damage here. some of the creeks running very high. it will be a good day if you have that storm clean-up to get to. we are looking at rainfall chances. it doesn't look like anything close to what we went through. by next monday and tuesday, a quarter to a half inch of rainfall, down to the south bay. as we get closer, we'll update out any changes we see. in the seven-day forecast, we are looking dry all the way through halloween on sunday. 63 in san francisco and the rain chances early next week and through the inland valleys. there it is. it looks so good. the sun and low 70s coming the next couple days and 67 as we roll through halloween. so i know a lot of

so right up here at cupertino 69 degrees, east san jose also looking at 69. through the east bay getting near the water at 65 oakland, and then over to the inland valleys instead of the mid-90s we are at 67 here in danville. those 60s also continue right here through the peninsula. we are not seeing too many variations in our micro climbs. and that will put us at 65 in san mateo. san francisco i have 56 in the marina and downtown at 62. and if you are headed there for anything fleet week related as it kinda gets started, beginning to get going we get the clouds as we roll through the day. remember that big air show is friday, saturday, and sunday and i do think we are going to get some sunshine returning for that for some excellent weather for that air show again by the end of the week. full coverage there at nbcbayarea.com. let's go ahead and move off to the north bay towards napa, sonoma and novato. temperatures in the upper 60s. my seven-day forecast you will see in san francisco we do get that sun as i talked about friday afternoon into saturday and sunda

down in the south bay this is going to put us back into the 70s. 72 in cupertino. 73 in morgan hill. let's take it over the east bay. 75 in antioch. 72 in walnut creek. oakland, 69. right to the peninsula. 62 at half moon bay. cold at coast. and 73 in redwood city. san francisco, 68 in the mission. downtown and the arena a mix of 50s and 60s. for fleet week make sure you have your sunglasses. the sun is going to be out. fog-free conditions. let's go to wine county. 74 in sonoma. 73 here in napa. seven-day forecast, in san francisco, we hold onto the 60s as we run through the next seven-day forecast. we are going to see that wind pick up on monday. and unfortunately, this will be increasing our fire danger, especially across our inland valleys of the north barracks east bay, and also the south bay. mountain winds range 15 to 50 miles per hour. then it will start to slowly taper off there on tuesday. 15 to 35 miles per hour. so that wind is definitely going to be a big focus here as we head to early next week. eventually low 80s rolling in. all in all, that weekend forecast y'all shapi

these cutbacks would apply to customers in san jose, cupertino, los gatos, campbell, and saratoga. >> we don't know what mother nature will begin and even more conservation may be needed in 2022 if we don't all democracy -- make a very significant effort right now. >> there's one thing that still has to happen before you're asked to cut back. the california puc has to sign off on this. their public hearing is october 28th. so cut back 15%. how much water is that exactly? the water district says the average household uses about 8,000 gallons of water each other. so based on that number, 15% of that would be about 1,200 gallons. for some perspective here, one shower uses about ten gallons of water. so you're looking for ways on how to conserve? head to nbcbayarea.com or our nbc bay area app. find water conservation tips at the top of our page. it goes through on how to cut back in every part of your house from the laundry room to the bathroom, even when washing your car. >>> up next, this one's going to hurt for a while. the umpire explains that questionable call that ended the giants'

mark san jose in cupertino right up to 88 degrees fremont to hayward in the mid 80's and some solid 90's again for inland valleys from the tri valley through walnut creek concord do expect those 90 solidly oakland right at 80 degrees below what 85 vacaville that antioch over to pittsburgh in benicia. also all in the 90's today. we can add nevado and center fell to that list with point rays at 70 today. another sunny one for you. out at point raise today. now tomorrow's temperatures do cool down. we will cool into the 80's her very warmest on tuesday. a full 10 degree cool down 4, our inland are beside and even our coastal areas which will cool from the 70's to the 60's now wednesday and thursday, we get even cooler with 70's inland. and that's the way we stay into the weekend friday night into saturday morning bringing a potential of rainfall and i'm going to be keeping all my fingers crossed that that rainfall does pan out in a meaningful way. reyna john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at the traffic this morning. we do have an accident along 80 westbound east. >> the

of degrees cooler, it's going to be perfect down here through the south bay. 76 in gilroy. 73 in cupertinovery similar weather here through the inland east bay. 74 in pleasanton. 72 in vallejo. also noticing the temperatures dropping through the peninsula as we get a little bit of that ocean breeze mixing in. 27 in palo alto and 68 in san mateo. now we did have some 70s the past two days in downtown san francisco. but tomorrow widespread 60s returning. it's going to be a good day, though. winds not too gusty out of the west at 12 miles per hour. let's move it off to the north bay. still doing storm cleanup. weather will also be cooperating with you here. 73 in santa rosa. 72 in novato. 69 in mill valley. so tomorrow, this is the last day of weather like this that we got some changes coming on in. so once we hit this weekend, it looks like rainfall would stay to the north. but i am seeing some cooler temperatures. also some cloud cover moving in. with a second system on monday, that's when we get our chance of rainfall returning. rainfall totals on this, no big changes. quarter to half inch

as was w current numbers, it is in the 40's for cupertino. up to the north, still damp in some spots. 54 in lafayette. the cloud cover here from the exploratory him camera. -- exploratorium looking for a mix of sun and clouds showers arrive tomorrow. this is a level 1 system that will bring some light rain throughout the morning commute. then it will spread east. looking at amounts should be highest along the hills with trace amounts in south bay. here we are 11:00 in the morning and we have rain from marin to sonoma. as we get to 2:00 it is a rainy afternoon the by the evening commute things should wrap up. another one on thursday brings totals to about a third of an inch. highest amounts throughout nevado. as we look at the coastal hills, once again, picking up on the most rain. pretty nice afternoon if you are heading out early tonight with the kids, we will be looking at the dry conditions inland with those irresistible clouds. spooky tonight at 7:00 with mid to upper 50's. a level 1 system today. that level 1 system is tomorrow. then we

the information reports that the justice department attorneys are asking questions about how the cupertino company keeps its strict control over the iphone. the report says a lawsuit against apple is likely. just last month, a judge a federal judge struck down some of apple's app store rules after fortnite creator epic games accused apple of antitrust violations. lottery tickets sold at a 7 11 in san jose had all five winning numbers last night, but the winner did not come forward today. the ticket for last night's fantasy five game is worth about. $169,000 it was purchased at the 7 11 on albany drive in san jose sometime yesterday. the winning numbers 4 11 30 32 39 the winter now has six months to claim that big prize. coming up after the break. we'll hear from 49ers head coach kyle shanahan after team lost its fourth straight game, and if quarterback jimmy garoppolo will start this week. but first a look at tonight's beautiful sunset behind the san francisco skyline. what a difference a day makes in. you are watching the 11 o'clock news on ktvu will be right back. ever wonder how san fra

the cutbacks would apply to customers in san jose, cupertino, and saratoga. >> we don't know what mother nature will begin and even more conservation may be needed in 2022 if we don't all make a very significant effort right now. >> california public utility commission will have to sign off own on the mandate. the public hearing is october 28th. so practically speaking, how much is a 15% cutback? water district says the average household uses about 8,000 gallons of water each month. so, 15% of that would be about 1,200 gallons. for some perspective, one shower uses about ten gallons of water, so you would need to cut back about 12 showers. okay. >>> tracking breaking news in the south bay. that controlled burn that got out of control because of afternoon winds burning west of gilroy not far from highway 152. we told you about this at the top of the newscast. 150 acres burned, zero containment. some people there under evacuation orders. others, on standby. the red cross evacuation center at the community center is open. large animal evacuation site is the santa cruz county fairgrounds, in

not just cupertino, apple is building a new regional hq in los angeles.city to be exact, right near santa monica. more than a half a million square feet, including two office buildings. teams working on apple tv plus, apple music and artificial intelligence will work out of this socal office. it's a sign of the company's commitment to creating content like its award-winning show "ted lasso". >>> happy new year, jeff ranieri. take a look. we got it, snow. is this our first snow of the season? >> it is for tahoe. >> there it is. this is the newly renamed palisades tahoe ski resort, and here's a look at yosemite's half dome. you can see a light dusting of snow there as well. >> so much fun. >> check this out. it's friday night. you're in a good mood. check this out. down in sugar bowl ski resort, we got this. it's coming. we're here. >> yeah, one to three inches. it's an awesome indication of kind of how the pattern is setting up. it took us until mid-november to see anything like this last year. >> so we're, in theory, a month ahead of schedule? >> and when

. >>> happening right now the cupertino union school district weighing which elementary and middle schools to close or consolidate after years of declining enrollment due to the high cost of housing. before tonight's meeting at collins elementary school parents staged a protest. they want the board to not move forward with an earlier recommendation to close two elementary schools and consolidate muir elementary. >> it really tears the community apart. there is no -- you can't put a number value on this community that's been built and that is here. so we just feel so devastated. >> the district says it has no choice saying it has lost about 5,000 students since 2015 and the money that comes with them. >>> a south bay school district is making a big request of its families to help stop the spread of covid. the school district is preparing to host vaccine clinics for all students 5 and older. this assumes the vaccine will soon be approved for that age group. here is nbc bay area's damian trujillo. >> reporter: it is an effort to fight the virus in one of the areas hit the hardest. the superin

it's going to be a better day for you, especially if you have storm damage to clean up from. 71 in cupertinottle breeze out of the northwest at 11, but once again, the sunshine returning. right here through the east bay, 73 in antioch. still getting the cool breeze off the bay to keep you in the 60s from oakland to hayward. the peninsula, lots of 60s except in palo alto, at 70. san francisco, 66 in downtown, and through the north bay, also that sunshine returning with lots of 70s. weather stays similar like this all the way through friday's forecast and then more changes next week. a quick look at next monday and tuesday. we're seeing about a quarter to a half inch. the green and yellow color showing again next monday and tuesday, we could see about a quarter to a half inch with a brand-new storm system. moy my seven-day forecast. we're dry on halloween on sunday. then those rain chances early next week, and for the inland valley for the halloween forecast, we're looking at 67 degrees. take a look at the reservoir levels and what could be causing the extreme rainfall yesterday. coming up at

down in the south bay it's 73 in cupertino and 76 down there in gilroy. light winds, also sunny skies as you move through your microclimates. right here through the east bay closer to the washington, 70 in oakland. in the peninsula you'll notice the biggest drops in temperatures here because we have the ocean breeze moving in. 70 in redwood city and 62 up to daly city. now, we did have some 70s in san francisco. those are gone tomorrow. we're back to 67 in downtown and 62 through the outer sunset. let's move it off through the north bay. plenty of those low and mid-70s from napa to novato and 60s here in mill valley. so tomorrow, last day of the weather like this. as we push through this weekend, we're seeing some changes and eventually those rain chances. let me show you how things will play out for us. once we hit saturday and sunday we're seeing a storm system to the north that will bring right near the border, california, oregon, some rainfall for us. we'll get some cool temperatures and clouds for the weekend but again we stay dry. then once we hit n

supplies drinking water to about one million users throughout the south bay, including san jose, cupertino, los gatos, campbell and saratoga. if approved san jose water will require customers to cut back water use by 15% of their 2019 levels. that's the cut recommended by its supplier, santa clara valley water district which declared a drought emergency in june. >> we saw a 1% decrease in june, a 6% decrease in july and 8% decrease in august. so people are trying. but we need them to try harder. >> reporter: what happens it you don't make the cuts you get hit with a surcharge of $7.13 for each water unit you go over. the water company says the unit is 748 kbalens. for perspective the average shower uses about 10 gallons. the water district offers free water saving products. >> there are people out there who obviously have room for improvement. we ask those people to take advantage of rebates. think about their water use and ho watering. >> reporter: in fact the water district says half the local water use is outdoors. the this nursery specializing in drought resistant plants say the cooler

>> you have a company that we all know out of cupertino monday, monday they are going to launch theirew mac and airpods. amidst the chip shortage that they feel they can get their hands on. you're going to see price increases across the board, but in tech, they have the ability to price on those -- pass on those price increases. that's why you are seeing the stock higher. caroline: all-important earnings. it's going to keep on ramping, but we will keep all eyes on the bottom line. so good to have your time. meanwhile, microsoft is pulling linked in out of china. linkedin says a significantly challenging operating environment and the climate in china. linkedin has been in the region since 2014. coming back -- coming up, earnings season kicks off. the latest in terms of tech. that's up next. this is bloomberg. >> the activity levels and what goes on day-to-day is bigger than before the pandemic. ♪ caroline: benchmark indices, the s&p in particular the best day since march. all major groups involved. financials outperforming. for more, we want to bring in sonali basak. the themes, so muc

it goes to washington and worldwide and showed some of the interesting power we see, the power of cupertino. this is not going away. this is washington friendly and democratic party friendly because apple is saying you don't do the ad thing unless the iphone user gives you permission. this is individual power led by apple. jonathan: apple earnings at the end of this month. here is your price action. we look good with all-time highs in the s&p 500. the bond market closed 170 yesterday and we are back at those levels. tom: i don't even know where the five-year yield is. it's across all of the curve and we see this in the equity market. i think it was 332 yesterday afternoon, the vix under 15 step jonathan: where were we a couple of months of go. we are still here. kayley: it's not just about the nominal five year yield. medium-term inflation expectations are moving higher. the central bank of russia has to deal with in elation at a five-year high with the rate decision coming at 6:30 a.m. eastern time. the expectation is they will hike. you have the higher inflation also covid restrictions co

the one-mile area mid 60's for those of you in the south bay pretty uniform numbers out there cupertinogrees. san jose, though 64 degrees with little more only warming up into the mid 60's when you should be in the upper 70's so easily 15 degrees below average. there. walnut creek and concord 63 degrees with the in the low 60's and mid 60's for napa and santa rosa as well. so perfect cuddle weather heading our way below average just in got excited like electric blanket. that's what i'm looking for. should look for graham. what do you you up for true. true. and then i went for electric blanket. >> which day are you looking at the most like the biggest chance of rain friday into but i mean, of all of these. you're welcome. this is really doesn't matter. i'm so from the sky. that's all that matters at this. as long as it's not drizzle, right. actual rate that you care about all that matters. this one count. >> this one. definitely check a hard cime. yes, he was. he's like said rain, but it's like. thank you for joining us this weekend in prime and fund. it has been fun. don't go anywhere,

these cut backs will apply to customers in san jose, cupertino and los gatos and saratoga. >> more will be needed for 2022 if we don't make a significant effort right now. >> the california public utility commission will have to sign off on that mandate. the public hearing is coming up on october 28th. >>> how much water a 15% cut back? the water district says the average household uses 8,000 gallons of water per month. so 15% of that would be about 1200 gallons for some perspective, one shower uses about 10 gallons of water. >>> okay, we'll talk about all those containerships stuck on the west coast. supply chain issues are heading back productions as the holiday approach. vickie nguyen has more on how one toy maker is trying to meet demand. >> reporter: here in pennsylvania, they are cranking out more than 450 products including these small parts of building sets. they are gearing up for an unpredictable season. >> try to shop early because it's going to be difficult coming through after thanksgiving. >> reporter: items like tapes and paper that takes three weeks to arrive now takes s

do you anticipate in your reading an incredible afternoon for cupertino? kailey: our analysts say microsoft was so strong on the cloud it may bode well for amazon because in terms of cloud they have a duopoly in some respects. talking about what's causing inflation, supply chain issues could be a problem for both companies. it's not even just a question of getting materials, but of labor pressures. and for apple, i don't know if you ordered an iphone 13 there's a good chance you haven't had it yet. tom: this is my reality folks, four new iphones. how many do i have? zero. we will get to lisa's predictions. nasdaq on a tear, up 8.88% off the bottom. the fix stack 16.83. the yields, we could go all day on the yields. the 30 year bond from two point whatever down to a stunning 1.95%, a lot of dynamics there between the two year and the 10 year going 29 basis points over the last week to see that movement. brent crude off three dollars. we need to be briefed. lisa, put us out of our misery? lisa: perhaps put you in new misery. a question of the day heading int

we take a live look over cupertino where we are tracking two storms heading to the bay area. check in with meteorologist vianey arana tracking the timeline for us. >> right now things are pretty calm compared to what we're expecting heading into the weekend. we've got a sheen out on the roads, san francisco live look there. notice we've still got plenty of instability. those shower chances are going to continue at least through this afternoon. you can see now starting to push into vallejo and up toward the north bay. san jose expected to stay cloudy through the afternoon. for the most part right now things are fairly calm. no heavy downpours expected today, but this is only setting us up for the overnight hours. that second system moves in, kicking up our winds as well. that will make for a heavier commute when it comes to the rain early tomorrow morning. speaking of the commute, let's check in with mike. >> seeing some droplets on the lens at the richmond side of the bridge to san rafael. still some slowing through richmond, still a crew in the area, but not much work going

clouds lingering throughout much of the day as our high temperatures reach into the low 70s for cupertinorgan hill heading towards 74 degrees. also 74 in east san jose. for the east bay we are looking at highs reach into the mid-70s for our warmest spots. a nice cooldown, breezy winds and mostly cloudy skies and reaching 72 in palo alto. san francisco, low to mid-60s. for north bay highs, we'll top out about 73 degrees. as we go into our forecast, look at all the clouds just streaming in and even the possibility of spotty showers for the sierra on friday, but for us here in the bay area we're still missing out on all of the rain, but at least our air quality is better. all the smoke from the kmp fire is moving to the north and west, and that's good for us as we get more green and that's good for us and good to spend time outside. inland areas will reach in the upper 60s for tomorrow as friday. now the weekend, once that sunshine returns, we do come up a few more degrees, and overall we are keeping the fall-like weather. no major spikes in temperatures, and a cool week ahead for fleet week

los gatos about 8986 cupertino lower 80's line up the east bay shoreline tri valley.886 for conquered 78 for berkeley with 75 86 coming in for fairfield, 85 for napa and 85 also for santa rosa in the 70 forecast you take out today and you've got 70's and 60's lined up here with bouts of rain coming and going chilly morning lows in london looks like for monday morning and a little bit towards the end of the week as well. noel will we like that chance of rain thanks, dave. as we get closer to veterans day. we're celebrating stories of the brave men and women. >> who serve our country this morning. we are honoring a man who served this country 80 years ago and he still honoring all of us this time he's helping. >> his community. jeremy hubbard has his story. >> dear mister thank you so much for taking the time today to the milan. a fan mail is not the sort of thing most 100 year olds are used to getting are not enough words my deep appreciation view and who have served our nation. but over the years notes from total strangers have appeared in george blake's mailbox, than

we will see upper 80s in cupertino. 91 in concord today. low 80s for san mateo, and upper 80s for palo alto. in san francisco we will still have warm temperatures in spots but looking at upper 80s in sonoma today and 91 in ukiah. we were watching the oil spill cleanup in huntington beach in southern california, and that may be complicated today by nearby showers and thunderstorms across southern california. for us it has been dry, and we will see the system coming in midweek that will dry up before it gets here but will come in with cooler temperatures by midweek. napa in the mid-70s. we will see temperatures dropping back to the mid-60s by the end of the week. we will see much cooler air in the forecast after today seeing some of the valley temperatures reaching into the low 90s. we will see low 80s tomorrow. more clouds on wednesday. once again, doesn't look like we will see much of the way in way of rain, but we will see a significant cooldown feeling fall-like by the end of the week. we will go to the low 60s for the rest of the week in

for the first half of the day, you can see if you're heading to work in cupertino, a little bit of drizzler. expect to see a chance of spotty showers. we've got plenty happening in the pacific and tapping into some potential atmospheric moisture could give us a much needed boost especially considering the wildfires lately. we can definitely get a break from that. as far as our temperatures go, we're going to remain in the 60s before this week. i'll go into more detail on what to expect into the weekend coming up. first i'll check in with mike. >> you said you might have scattered showers. there's an issue getting to the bay bridge. we have a typical slowing and we have a little bit of flooding. sir francis drake on the north bay side. here, highway 24, that will be an issue for folks leaving walnut creek. we see a spinout. the roadways may be a factor for your drive. highway 24 around wilder the speeds start to improve. san jose, we're holding steady. the crash, we haven't had much of an update. at oakland road, there was a crash there. things are starting to clear up a little bit. >> make

make heading to cupertino for the festival. it's going to be so nice, actually warming up several more degrees. we're up to about 81 degrees in the middle of the day saturday. a little bit warmer there as well as some cooler temperatures for oakland if you want to go to taste of the bay. temperatures on saturday here reach into the mid to upper 70s. if you're looking for a place to go take pictures with the kids at the pumpkin patch, in petaluma we're going to see highs reaching up to about 80 degrees. check out the petaluma pumpkin patch and corn maze. if -- it will be a little bit cooler for sunday as that sunshine continues. we'll see a cooldown for many of our micro climates incluing santa cruz that will have highs in the mid 70s for friday and saturday, but then we'll bring it back to the mid 60s for sunday. mike, how is the morning commute? >> looking better. the bridge is in the positive direction now. contra costa county looks great for your drive. highway 4 over here in antioch, that's been the problem for much of the

last, cupertino unified announced a series of cost-cutting measures will be voted on.ndations include closing two elementary schools. the vote will happen at the next board meeting on october 14. if approved, this would be the first time the school district closed any schools in 40 years. oakland unified is saying the schools temporarily shut down this week due to a flea infestation are on track to reopen. last wednesday, students and faculty from esperance up were sent home for a deep cleaning. the district said they noticed the problem and september and believe the infestation is caused by a nearby park and wooded area. more tech companies are taking a closer look at job applicants, considering skills over educational pedigree. in our effort to build a better bay area, we turn our attention to the changing workplace. our reporter has more on a mountain view based business connecting capable candidates to good jobs. >> tech experts in silicon valley say they are seeing a shift in traditional hiring. resumes and universities carrying little weight if you cannot do the

market cap into early next year, as well as the services that continue to be the accelerant in that cupertinowth story. now you've got two new products from a hardware perspective. i continue to think this is just a massive growth renaissance. jonathan: hard to game this out, but just for this quarter, given the supply issues, can you envision a story where we miss on the top line but beat on the bottom line for everything you have described? dan: i see it a beat on september across the board, mixed guidance for december just on that unit shortage, but ultimately, 20 do numbers come up. looking through -- 2022 numbers come up. looking through the growth story, that is why haters will continue to hate on apple, but in my opinion, this stock continues to move higher. right now they have a supply issue, not a demand issue. lisa: how would you like to see them use their money? dan: outside of buying a country, which is an option for them -- [laughter] i think right now, it will continue to be about the buybacks. the only acquisitions i have seen them do, and it is more and more strategic content

. >>> yeah, as you are heading out the door in cupertino, we are in for a cooler day, some spots about ten degrees lower. our start of the morning will be in the upper 11:00. lunchtime temperature, 73 degrees. looking at our southbound high, 79 in the east bay. morgan hill, the low 80s. the cool air will stick around for a while. we can open the windows in the east bay as we reach in the low 80s in antioch. 81 in danville. hayward, 74 degrees. mid-60s for daly city. san mateo reaching 71. mission district up to 69 degrees. we'll see the temperatures in the north bay mainly in the upper 70s and low 80s. santa rosa today heading towards 77 degrees. here's what is going on. we have a cold front coming in and it will give us a couple pushes of cooler air. the first one at the leading edge of that now making it into the north bay with clouds. we will get a second round of cooler air by tomorrow. you can see there's not a lot of rain with this and it falls apar before it gets the bay area is all dry as we head through the forecast. it's nice to see the cooldown, though. we're going from 80 i

let's check out cupertino. the temperature at 53 degrees to start and it's going to be a nice warm-up, a mix of sun and clouds and a lot more sunshine this afternoon. we're heading for the low 70s. we'll look at all the microclimates in the forecast, coming up. >>> the metering lights are definitely on. if you want to hit the road, it's time to do so now. i will have the rest of your commute, coming up. >>> a judge told southwest airlines it has the right to demand its pilots get vaccinated, and if they don't, they don't fly. southwest is a federal contractor, where they don't just carry you and your luggage, but mail and troops at times. the union said they should not make rules without negotiating with the rules first but a judge disagreed. as we think about air travel, remember the u.s. will start letting foreign travelers into the country with proof of vaccination in just a few weeks. now that's great for san francisco tourism, but it will also increase the number of people flying by a lot. keep that in min

a couple 70's here in their los gatos at 70 68 cupertino and milpitas and the east bay shoreline to theupper. 60's tri valley. close upper 60's as well. we're looking at about 68 walnut creek and concord. 58 berkeley will cool spot there. 64 richmond. the late with 60 to 68 for fremont for fairfield rather 65 going on for santa rosa and 64 from mill valley in the seven-day not too bad again will probably clear a little bit out in terms of the precipitation issue for sunday halloween and then here's the rain on monday. another dose to make note of late on wednesday and into thursday and then into the next weekend. well, we got a pencil in there. some traffic coming our way. >> thanks to a business insider has put out a list of the coolest taco bells in the world. and no surprise here. the taco bell cantina in pacifica is number one kron four's amanda hari talked with some of the customers about what they think of the ranking. i spoke to many people here outside of this taco bell. and when i told them. >> that this taco bell here was ranked the coolest taco bell in the world. they told me

let's check out cupertino. jacket weather for the morning, in the low 50s, staying in the 50s at least through 10:00 before we make the 60s. cooler weather today. we'll talk about our slightly warmer weekend coming up. >>> steady slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza, now about 45 minutes. we have all lanes just about full. we'll show you the build coming up. >>> good morning. happy thursday to you. the "wall street journal" this morning is reporting facebook is pausing lots of projects to try to determine if these projects, number one, would damage the reputation of the company and, two, if the new projects would hurt children. on tuesday mark zuckerberg wrote online, quote, i've spent a lot of time reflecting on the kinds of experiences i want my kids and others to have online, and it's very important to me that everything we build is safe and good for kids. now, this reflection, of course, comes after facebook employee turned whistleblower frances haugen showed congress internal facebook documents showing emp

cupertino unified said that a series of cost-cutting recommendations will be voted on .commendations includes permanently closing two elementary schools. the vote will happen at the next board meeting october 14, two weeks after announcing the closure proposal. if approved, this would be the first time the district close to any school in 40 years. oakland unified is saying that schools temporarily shut down due to the flea infestation are on track to reopen tomorrow. last wednesday, students and faculty from esperanz elementary -- the district noticed the problem admit september and believe the infestation was caused by a nearby park and wooded area. experts believe raccoons may have led to the problem. in the east bay, a remembrance was held yesterday to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the oakland hills fire storm. in 1991, the fire burned over 1500 acres and destroyed over 3000 structures. renamed the tunnel fire, it is the third deadliest wildfire in california history, killing 25 people, including an oakland firefighter and a police officer. >> a fire battalion c

a lot of the technology they developed in cupertino will be the next stage of innovation for apple.ing is technology and automotive merging. you are seeing a convergent and that and that is something we expect to see with apple going into next year and 2024 being the year where i see it get rolled out. alix: where does that leave tesla in relation to apple? dan: tesla will continue to be at the top of the mountain in this ev raise. it is an arms race. look at the likes of gm and ford. gm has rolled out a mass amount of models over the next four or five years that can transform gm. this is a green tidal wave. only 2% of vs sold in the u.s. are ev's. there will be many winners in the shift to ev. guy: i look at what is happening in europe, i look at what is happening in the states, i look at the energy crisis, making sure we have enough supply and storage for what we are doing. do you think car companies will increasingly be perceived as the solution? the ford f1 50, you can power your house for three days, how big of a selling point do you think that will be? if i was looking at the