cornell bernard is live in menlo park. >> reporter: it's been a tough day for all of us who remember exactly where they were on 9/11, especially firefighters who were sent to gowned zero 15 years ago flags are on display of menlo park fire hawks, day of prayer across the bay area. prayers for lives lost, 9/11 memorial mass inside st. joseph cathedral. >> i want to -- what seemed impossible to such loss of life, to such values of bravery. >> san jose firefighters sitting side by said honoring the bravery of first responders at ground zero. >> those firefighters and police officers that went into the buildings, they were doing their job that day. that is what we do every day. >> reporter: a procession of police and firefighters marched down market street toward fire station number one beneath the giant american flag. this menlo park firefighter was among one of the first rescue teams sent to ground zero, his memories are everlasting. >> this cloud of just brownish nasty gray dust over the whole city, and the closure you got to the trade towers, the thicker it was. >> reporter: report a

we are live from the menlo park with more on that story.>> reporter: good morning. the home is still standing and the damages in the rear but it is likely that the home daycare center will not open today. the fire started at 6:00 last night on grace in court, and the woman returned home to find her patio on fire, and it quickly spread to the bedrooms in the home. she wanted to save her pet rabbits and ended up getting burned when she went inside. it took the firefighters about two hours to not down the fire, and the woman ended up getting treated for smoke inhalation and minor burns. the daycare is operating inside the home, and we have not had a chance to speak with the owners because it is too early to find out the impact of the fire, and how many children are served, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.>>> a teenager was killed in two people seriously injured after a high-speed police chase in sonoma county yesterday morning. the santa rosa police officer tried to pull over a toy yoda and the cars sped off. the car crash the west of the santa rosa ne

. >> reporter: menlo park is a tough market to crack which is why agents here and throughout silicon valley are getting creative. on this coveted street in west menlo park residents get letters from real fors saying my client is willing to pay cash, up to $5 million. she has lived on the block for two years. >> do you take the letters seriously? >> because we just moved in and we have plans to stay in the area, no. but it is always fun and interesting to read them. >> reporter: even in the fall when listings are morrow bust, agents aren't taking anything for granted. in addition to letters door knocks are common and so is making offers to builders of spec houses. this real -- realtor says such methods have worked for her. >> they don't want to go through the process. if somebody showed up at the door with the right price or this make mooy move price, they'll find a place to go. >> reporter: that was the case for a couple who sold their redwood city home. theyy were thinking of listing it, but didn't have to after someone made an offer thisy were happy with. they now live on the centr

. >> reporter: menlo park is a tough market to crack which is why agents here and throughout siliconalley are getting creative. on this coveted street in west menlo park residents get letters from real fors saying my client is willing to pay cash, up to $5 million. she has lived on the block for two years. >> do you take the letters seriously? >> because we just moved in and we have plans to stay in the area, no. but it is always fun and interesting to read them. >> reporter: even in the fall when listings are morrow bust, agents aren't taking anything for granted. in addition to letters door knocks are common and so is making offers to builders of spec houses. this real -- realtor says such methods have worked for her. >> they don't want to go through the process. if somebody showed up at the door with the right price or this make mooy move price, they'll find a place to go. >> reporter: that was the case for a couple who sold their redwood city home. theyy were thinking of listing it, but didn't have to after someone made an offer thisy were happy with. they now live on the central

. >>> from menlo park to new mexico, facebook is setting up a new facility. unveiling its plans today to build a sprawling server farm in albuquerque. they plan to start construction as soon as next month. >>> the big show is just about two hours away. the neighbors are none too pleased about cirque du soleil's stay in the south bay. what's the issue, traffic? >>. >> reporter: a little bit of everything. it's been chaotic the last month, and this show is here through october. >> crews are busy putting the finishing touches on the show. getting to this point has already been a problem. >> you come around this corner, you can't see anything. >> george says big trucks and earth movers have been added for

on this street in west menlo park residents get letters from realtors that say things like my client is willing to pay cash up to $5 million. carol has lived on the block to for two years. >> thou take them seriously? >> because we just moved in and have plans to stay in the area, no. but it is always fun and interesting to read them. >> in the fall when listings are more robust agents do not take it for granted, door knocks have become common and so is making offers to builders as spec during construction. a realtor said that such methods have worked for her. >> they do not want the hassle of open houses and putting it on tours and in someone showed up with the right price for the "make me move price," they will find a place to go. >> that was the case for a couple who sold the redwood city home, thinking of moving but did not have to after someone made an offer. steve and his wife now live on the central coast.

the peninsula is partly cloudy to mostly clear, 51 in menlo park and mid-50s at israelis and pacifica, san jose is 57, concord and oakland at 61 and mill veal in santa rosa at 50. look at lack of marine layer on mount tam camera, the day planner is 50 to 60 waking up cooler this morning, and warming due to the sunshine at 62 to 75 and at 4:00, 63 at the coast and 83, close to average, and the commute, alexis? >> i will enski this go news. look at this camera, the bay bridge toll plaza, we still do not have metering lights on the enjoy the light traffic. we will see the p.m. rush starting early this afternoon with a lot of folks heading out to take advantage of the throw day weekend. zooming in the south bay with have a new issue reported northbound 101 near 87, hearing of a collision with no injuries involve but a bumper or two to get around. >> a lot peoples have a four day

geological survey has conduktsd all earthquake and flood monitoring from its menlo park campus until now. perabc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley reports that rising rents have prompted them to move in with nasa. >> reporter: for everyone rent costs on the peninsula are out of this world and it's no different for the u.s. geological survey. they are now paying the federal government $7 million to $9 million a year in fair market rent in menlo park, costs that are projected to double. >> we can stay in our existing facility and more of our funds go to paying rent here, the opportunity cost goes up, or we can co-locate with nasa, carnegie-mellon and other partners down at moffatt field and the money we would have paid for rent goes to science. >> reporter: moving 3,500 employees out of this sprawling campus of eight-plus structures will be a herculean task. offices will start moving out in 2017. laboratories will take years to relocate. some of the cost savings will be invested in next generation instrumentation to continue developing an exearly warning system and a monitor climate and

. >> pam:police are searching for a man who set fire to a 9-eleven memorial at a menlo park fire station. the incident happened over the weekend on saturday around two in the afternoon. police say a man in his twenties is seen on surveillance video...setting fire to at least a half dozen of the flags in front of station two. menlo park fire protection district chief harold schapelhouman knows all too well the sacrifices three-hundred- and-forty-three new york city firefighters made 15 years ago. >> pam: alltel molotov cocktails were tossed the start of fires blocking execs for those inside no one was injured by two suspects paul thought a number of offenses including conspiracy attempted murder. how that chase ended. and what that truck. >> reporter: is of getting in and out of their homes and a most tragic. >> pam: laydown on the street taking photos of her arm driving out of the garage. when happens next depends on the feedback residency give in that survey of the transportation authority will send that info by the end of the year. and it will decide what the next couple be depending o

it happened yesterday in menlo park near willow road.n 4's charles clifford talked to the c-h-p about where the piece of metal may have came from. coming up. people in the south bay are protesting a local meat market because of what a worker is acussed of doing there to children. we'll explain next on kron four. live look outside. from kirkwood, cloudy conditions this morning and a high of 74 later today. for the weekend: it's the grateful dead "shakedown street" festival in berkeley. enjoy live music paying tribute to the grateful dead along with food, beer and homemade art. it's happening at the mlk junior civic center park from 11:00 to 9:00 tonight. it is free to attend. happening now in the south bay. protesters in morgan hill are trying to stop people from shopping at a local market and restaurant. police recently arrested a man who works there. 62-year- old felipe gonzalez- solano is accused of molesting a child. some of the accused crimes took place inside the la choza market and taqueria where he worked. now some people who live

this is on the fá1300 block of severe drive in menlo park.k headquarters. back to %./you. >> thanks for the update. tell you about the s.w.a.t. raid through our mobile appment we sent a push alert out at 6:25 this morning. make v#çsure you download the 4 news app. always best way to get the latest breaking news as it comes into our newsroom. it is free for apple and android devices. robben, a tough thursday commute. >> we ar(bñoff to d0a rough sta we've had so many problems p a motorcyclist down in the south bay but you've just received a new update from chp. they have switched the location from 880 north at stevens creek. now, they are calling this north 17 at 280. it is all right in the 5-fnkpx area near the interchange. the rider -/adown, injured on m freeway. but two left lanes are blocked. several emergency crews are still heading out to the scene. if have you to use 17, it will be a very, very slow ride coming out of campbell all the and 280 is a tough ride too from 101 in sap ?4jose off and on ov to the cupertino side. for those of

cornell bernard is live in menlo park with their part of the story. >> reporter: first responders are taking time to remember the 9/11 attacks, eric. here in menlo park. 343 flags in front hoff at the fire station for each fallen new york firefighter at ground zero. a day of reflection and prayer across the bay area. >> patrick brown. patrick brown. >> a solemn ceremony in san francisco, the names of 9/11 first responders who perished 15 years ago, are read. >> today it is to celebrate and honor those that sacrificed their lives for our communities and for our country. >> a steel remnant from the twin towers was unveiled at police headquarters and will soon be on display. prayers for lives lost 15 years ago, 9/11 memorial mass inside san jose's st. joseph cathedral. >> we awoke to what seemed impossible to such loss of life, to such valiant bravery. >> reporter: firefighters sitting side by side, honoring the bravery roof first sponsoreds at ground zero. >> those firefighters and police officers that went into the building and perished, they were doing their job. that's what do as fir

where the usgs is headed and why they're moving from their longstanding spot in menlo park. other migrants on the greek island of lesbos yesterday. >>> 4:43 right now. large fire swept through a refugee camp in lesbos yesterday. there are more than 4,000 people in the camp with nowhere to turn. police are investigating the possibility that some refugees started the fire. crowding and long delays and processing of asylum requests have repeatedly caused tension at the camp among different ethnic groups. >>> president obama will urge world leaders to take action on the refugee crisis. he's speaking at the un general assembly in new york making his final remarks as president at the un. the non-binding declaration calling on countries to accept more refugees to help out and for wealthier nations to spend more on humanitarian aid. >>> right now an investigative unit exclusive. they are supposed to enforce the law and make sure our elections are safe and fair. >> the federal agency that oversees law finds itself in political gridlock. stephen stock joins us to explain. >> we looked

cornell bernard is live in menlo park with their part of the story. >> reporter: first responders are taking time to remember the 9/11 attacks, eric. here in menlo park. 343 flags in front hoff at the fire station for each fallen new york firefighter at ground zero. a day of reflection and prayer across the bay area. >> patrick brown. patrick brown. >> a solemn ceremony in san francisco, the names of 9/11 first responders who perished 15 years ago, are read. >> today it is to celebrate and honor those that sacrificed their lives for our communities and for our country. >> a steel remnant from the twin towers was unveiled at police headquarters and will soon be on display. prayers for lives lost 15 years ago, 9/11 memorial mass inside san jose's st. joseph cathedral. >> we awoke to what seemed impossible to such loss of life, to such valiant bravery. >> reporter: firefighters sitting side by side, honoring the bravery roof first sponsoreds at ground zero. >> those firefighters and police officers that went into the building and perished, they were doing their job. that's what do as fir

the yearly rent in menlo park of 7 to minimillion dollars is expected to double. they plan to move south to moffitt field. >> we can stay in our existing facility and more fund go to paying rent here, the opportunity cost goes up or we can co-locate with nasa aims, carnegie an other partner at moffitt field and money we would have paid for rent goes to science. >>reporter: moving 4 35 employees out of this sprawling campus of 8 plus structure will be a hercules task. offices will start moving out in 2017. laboratory will take years to relocate. some of the cost saving will be invested in next generation instrumentation to continue developing earthquake early warning system. monitor climate sea level changes. project and people will not be cut. and collaborating with nasa scientist covering everything from satellites to the center of the earth. >> goal is to do science to the core. succeed in doing that we have turned what is a very difficult move for many of us and turn it in an opportunity to did something new and exciting. >> my perspective i'm optimistic it wil

peggy bunker is live in menlo park with the fire chief's frustration. peggy. >> reporter: absolutely. you know the fire chief here says that he simply can't understand why somebody would set fire to not only the american flag, but on the 15th anniversary of 9/11. each of these flags placed out for a firefighter who died that day, protecting others. >> i would love to know why. that's what i want to know. >> reporter: the police chief after someone set a 9/11 memorial on fire. in front of the east palo alto fire department. it happened on sunday, the 15th anniversary of the attacks. each fire station displayed 343 american flags. remembering every firefighter that died in the twin towers. >> a memorial for fallen firefighters that died trying to help other people. including that person or it could have been that person that did this. >> reporter: the east palo alto police department says they have surveillance video of the suspect setting the flags on fire. they have yet to release the video. >> stopping at the corner, waiting for traffic to leave, and t

southbound 101 on the peninsula, there was an accident in menlo park right near the menlo park exitshe shoulder but the traffic is going to be slow. once you get into the south bay, it does look okay. we want to mention that the east bay commute southbound 880 slows right at 238 and it's solid all the way down to stevenson. very few, if any, breaks. dunbar ton, and san mateo bridge traffic is going to be slow as you drive through,s and also, i want to mention the traffic is going to be busy this afternoon of course. anywhere near levi stadium, the parking lot's open at 3:50 today. let's go back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. happening today, if you live or work in oakland, you're invited to share your opinion on the qualities you want to see in the new police chief of oakland city leaders have been meeting with teenagers asking them what priorities they want for the new chief, but tonight's meeting would start to tip the clock. it's open to the entire community. that meeting will be held at the north oakland senior center on martin luther king way. the city plans to hold several pub

. >>> well, now we want to go to highway 101 in menlo park where unfortunately an 82-year-old driver was killed this afternoon in a freak accident. the man was driving northbound on 101 between university avenue and willow road when a piece of debris came hurling through his windshield striking him in the neck. the highway patrol says the car slammed into the center divide and came to a stop. investigators say they have determined that that flying object was a large metal nut that came from the opposite lanes of the freeway. >> there are some passers by that stopped to render aid. however, the driver was pronounced at the scene by emergency personnel. >> two lanes of northbound traffic were closed causing a backup all the way to mountain view. those lanes reopened about 3:00. >>> is also on the peninsula a close call for two people in a small plane that ended up just feet from the water. first responders say this plane came down just before 3:00 this afternoon in marsh land near menlo park. according to the chp and san mateo fire, there were two people on board. both walked away with

our south bay reporter jesse gary is in menlo park with more.stigators have any idea what this projectile was? >> reporter: frank, i just got word from the chp. they believe the projectile is a large nut. i'm told it's bigger than something that would come off a tire like a lug nut, but it's some kind of nut, maybe the size of a small softball that came from the object sit side of the roadway and went through the windshield and killed the driver of this white van. the impact snarled traffic along the 101 northbound. you can see behind me it is moving fine but traffic for the surrounding streets on this stretch of the peninsula from palo alto up to menlo park, all those surrounding streets have been jammed because of the backup that was on the 101 earlier this afternoon. let's take a look at our video. this was around 1:00 in the afternoon. chp tells us an 82-year-old man was driving northbound on the 101 between university and willow road overpasses. investigators say the projectile was a large nut. it came from the opposite side of the freeway.

me he was an electrical engineer who spent his career at sri international in menlo park. friends say the 82-year-old wasn't one to sit around. >> he was on the move. and always tending to his garden. >> this end cap pierced his windshield, hitting him in the neck and killing him. investigators say a preliminary investigation reveals the end cap is from a caltrans water truck. it is the size of a baseball, 2 to 3 pounds. >> came as a surprise and shock to everybody. >> kathy says she was married to him seven years and remained friends after they were divorced. >> he had many, many friends and he was very deeply he spiritual. >> a wonderful father and family man. >> it's very unusual and tragic. >> chp investigators realized the water truck was pulled over around the time of the accident. >> we're advised one of the tires blew out. >> this was an isolated event and we're working to learn how this came from the truck. >> caltrans offered condolences to family and friends. a spokesperson says vehicle inspections occur daily and drivers are well trained. >>> petaluma police ar

live in menlo park, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> it's just horrible. jesse, obviously they're looking into whether this may have been accidental but are they also looking at the possibility that maybe someone threw this off an overpass or that someone chucked it out the window of a car going in the other direction? >> reporter: you know, anything is possible. that's what they said to me, frank. anything is possible. could somebody throw that off an overpass with enough force to get it to go through a windshield? maybe not. but if an object like that were to get caught up in tires of a moving vehicle that's doing 65, 70 miles per hour that could give it enough speed and force to shatter through a windshield and hit somebody and kill them. so that's probably where they're going to go with this. it doesn't at this point appear like it was thrown. it looks like it may have been an object in the roadway. as soon as i get this text, i was hoping i would have it by the time we hit air but as soon as i get the picture of this item, as soon as i get an idea i w

year-old's family tells me he was an electrical engineer who spent his career at sri international in menlo park. friends say the 82-year-old wasn't one to sit around. >> he was on the move. and always tending to his garden. >> this end cap pierced his windshield, hitting him in the neck and killing him. investigators say a preliminary investigation reveals the end cap is from a caltrans water truck. it is the size of a baseball, 2 to 3 pounds. >> came as a surprise and shock to everybody. >> kathy says she was married to him seven years and remained friends after they were divorced. >> he had many, many friends and he was very deeply he spiritual. >> a wonderful father and family man. >> it's very unusual and tragic. >> chp investigators realized the water truck was pulled over around the time of the accident. >> we're advised one of the tires blew out. >> this was an isolated event and we're working to learn how this came from the truck. >> caltrans offered condolences to family and friends. a spokesperson says vehicle inspections occur daily and drivers are well trained. >>> petaluma police a

small flags were burned and others had the sticks broken outside station two of the menlo park fire district 15 years ago. american flags flew above highway 24 in love lafayette today. it started with one man who stood on the overpass following the terror attacks in 2 001. the flag briggade has made it a tradition ever since then. >>> today thousands gathered at ground 0 to remember the lives lost in the largest terrorist attack ever on u.s. soil. marcy gonzalez has the story. >> thomas henry mcginnis. >> michael gregory mcguinty. >> reporter: through tradition -- >> wesley mercer. >> reporter: -- and tearful memories. >> i never got to say goodbye. >> reporter: paying tribute to 2,996 lives lost in the september 11th terror attacks 15 years ago today. >> 15 years is like 152nds. >> reporter: the resilient reflection of the new 1 world trade center. to the pentagon. >> as americans we do not give in to fear. >> reporter: and a field in sanction -- shanksville, pennsylvania. ceremonies highlighting not just the utter loss and horror of the day, but the heroism. >> saved many lives on septembe

in some officers are concentrating on rail safety, and others will be in menlo park and after to an lookingivers that are -- atherton looking for drivers that are speeding are careless driving. we will have more coming up at 7:30 am.>> life in berlin game, thank you. >>> -- live in berlin game, thank you. >>> coming up in 20 minutes, where we stand right now as investigators try to figure out the source of this smell. >>> never too early for holiday travel plans and we will hear from consumer reports on the hotspots, including the bay area if you want to stay close to home. >>> it is still busy in many areas, some areas lower due to problems, 80 westbound filling in between hercules and the maccarthur maze.>>> get the phones and cameras ready, the photo opportunity of sunrise, clouds and a cool forecast. honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i need to let her know that i like this! i like, like, like, like... i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. i know. we're over here internet people! get high speed internet from at&t. with over 99% reliability. at an everyday price wi

menlo park, facebook organized an effort to provide home improvements for elderly residents in bellhaven including painting, yard work and plumbing work. >>> in just a few hours, a cease-fire is set to take effect in syria. the interim truce is supposed to begin at sundown. it was a violent weekend which dozens were killed. u.s. and russia helped to start the sees expire and hope to permanently end that country's five-year civil war. >>> new concerns from south career its neighbor to the north might be ready to conduct more nuclear tests at any time. north korea carried out its fifth nuclear bomb test, the most powerful yet. south korea's defense ministry suggests a nuclear test could be in store in the same area. there are growing concerns the north may be close to developing nuclear war heads for a potential missile strike. >>> sea gulls are ready for food scraps. how do the birds know that the game is about to end? our bird whisperer rob redell is on the case. we have a new miss america this morning. last night -- miss arkansas won the title. "s >>> miss arkansas! >> we have a new mis

airborne piece of metal flew into a car window hitting and killing the driver this happen today in menlo park near willow road this is video of the senate from helicopter partnerships the highway patrol says that after being struck the driver lost control at this point chp says it is unclear./ >>reporter: the end of the value concede nothing along the coastline by the afternoon some of those temperatures in the mid-90s we will be right back. >>: she loaded to a c minus because of my participation of not standing for the flag the school district has gotten involved say indicias allow to sit during the pledge of allegiance the change to degrade a move to a to a new homeowner. >>grant lodes: players from san francisco mission high >>reporter: everyone joined in before they took on san mateo high school >>reporter: making its way on sure you can see ride down in this surface because of data is not on to make this way all the way into the valley as long to make his way in and sit tomorrow afternoon social media the disturbing crime she is accused of committing into the classroom how far would you

to the air and threw a driver's windshield hit the driver he ended up crashing near will roll in menlo park>>charles clifford: 1:00 p.m. friday a man was driving north on highway 11 this video of the sinful and helicopter partnerships know of the vehicles were involved in the accident with a follow-up investigation resulted in a long traffic backed up that lasted several hours it is unclear how got onto the highway the victim in this case >>pam moore: of brookline to stand up for the pledge of allegiance is now finding herself the middle of a much larger debate she said she was really taken aback by her teacher not heard too grave to because she declined to stand especially since he says steve been doing this is the second grade the measure would now allow businesses office on the store sells the condemn mylan the manufacture of the drug the company has been under fire. >>reporter: taking a from the bay area we have 20 mi. from our this afternoon still 13 mi. from our this week and looks fantastic the last weekend of summer the one pain that will suffer their quality in the north bay the te

edison used the money to start his invention lab in menlo park. a place where he turned tin-foil into a way to play back his own voice. edison had already come up with a way to repeat morse code messages over the telegraph but he thought the same concept could be used with sound. starting with paraffin paper before moving on to tin-foil, edison hand-cranked his new before moving on to tin-foil, edison hand-cranked his new invention to record his through a vibrating needle. by late 1877, he had built the first working phonograph model ready to tweak in the months and years to come. "he named it the phonograph. it became a sensation of the day and age." his first recording into his new phonograph was never saved but he re-lived that moment 50 years later with a newer version of the device. "the first words i spoke in the original phonograph. a little 'mary had a little lamb. its fleece was white as snow. and everywhere that mary went, the lamb was sure to go.'" by 1878, edison had been issued the patent for the device, number 200,521. he had showcas

identified the driver, lewis schaefer of mountain view, an electrical engineer that it worked in menlo park>>> the acting police chief toney chaplin reportedly among the 11 finalists for the permanent job, and the police commission has now whittled the list down the top 11 applicants. five are within the san francisco police department, and six are outside. they will all be interviewed, and the only internal candidates on record are the acting chief chaplain, deputy chief garrett tom, and deputy chief mckale alley -- mikail ali.>>> donald trump saying this is good publicity for the terror groups. >> the young people in our country and other countries look up to these people and respect these people. they are getting good public relations because it looks like they are beating the united states, are certainly like the united states cannot beat them. >> trump goes on to say that profiling is necessary to keep the country safe.>>> hillary clinton says that his comments are used by terrorists as a recruiting tool. >> we know that a lot of the rhetoric that we have heard from donald trump has be

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it happened on northbound highway 101 in menlo park. the chp found a metallic nut that it believes was the projectile. it hit an 82-year-old man in the neck. >>> it's a chose hopefully none of us has to make. a bay area townhome goes up in flames with a labrador named buddy stuck inside. his owner desperately tried to save him. but as kpix 5's jackie ward tells us, she ended up in a struggle with police. >> reporter: it's a dog owner's nightmare, watching your home on fire knowing your dog is inside. >> we had a lot of concern for her safety. she was yelling, i want to die with my dog! and so we had to step in and do what we did and keep her from running into a burning building. >> reporter: this is sarah o'brien fighting with san mateo police officers begging to get into her building and even allegedly threatening to kill them if they didn't. >> placed her under arrest. we had people standing by with her for her safety while she sat in the back of the patrol car. we gave her time to process what was going on. we gave her some assistanc

from daly city, pacifica, and redwood city and menlo park at 53 to san mateo and belmont at 56 degrees in hayward is the only one and cool spot is santa rosa at 51 and concord and livermore at 57, and fremont and san jose at 58 degrees, this is how it looks from the exploritorium you can see the cloud cover out there, and look what the breezes and the clouds do to our temperatures in san francisco, our average high is 71, 8:00 this morning, 54 and look the at lunch time temperature only 2357 degrees and we will get to 60 briefly at 4:00, and fall back boot upper 50s for evening hours. we will lock around at a lot green and dark green and the 50s at the cost and 60 in san francisco, and barely 70s inland, and we will have same temperatures tomorrow, maybe two or three degrees warmer and we start to see a warm trend on wednesday and 80s coming back in profit and i have 90s in the seven-day forecast and 49 ares and giants fans i have your forecast next. the morning commute and alexis. >> it is going well with no major blocking issues. we are filling in on the usual spots and westbound 80

is in there, menlo park cooler than with signing you don't see that often. 23 up in truckee, 36ncline village in south lake tahoe 38 and this afternoon things will pop up over the sierra, it is on its way, if you're headed up 58, if you're headed up 5880 it is the time to go because that is the low moving in and it will leave rapidly, little piece of energy has some late night and early tomorrow morning and in high pressure builds then again, 60s and 70s today. member monday livermore was 101. but not today.>> on monday!>> yes, tomorrow morning will be very cool and a beautiful fall day friday and a taste of summer returns for the weekend.>> perfect.>>> $3 billion for medical research from mark zuckerberg and his wife and in 20 minutes how the birth of their daughter inspired this generous donation.>>> but first a great story, a surprise for hard- working teenager who walked two hours to work in phoenicia and the act of kindness by some of the police officers. >>> the oakland city council approved a $1.2 million settlement in a deadly police shooting from june of last year when

. >>> three elderly homeowners in menlo park got much needed help today from facebook employees and aprofit housing group. the organization rebuilding together peninsula brought about 50 facebook volunteers to the bell haven neighborhood of menlo park. volunteers went to work with paintbrushes and yard tools but didn't stop at the cosmetic fixes. >> we have some exterior painting. we're going to have some interior painting and then we're going to do some safety improvements in the home adding some grab bars, some handrails, some fencing work, just some general work around the house. >> we'll be together picked this weekend in honor -- rebuilding together picked this weekend in honor of the 9/11 remembrance. the volunteers say they enjoy the chance to give back to the community. >>> a dog found abandoned in mountain view has a new home today. police officers discovered the dog inside a cage at sylvan park yesterday morning dirty and hungry. the officers brought the dog to police headquarters to clean him up before taking him to animal control, but a police dispatcher apparently got a l

menlo park firefighters returned from a call on sunday to discover a display of 343 small flags had been set on fire. they found flags and polls burned. the flags represent the number of firefighters lost during the world trade center terrorist attacks. we'll have a live report coming up at 6:40. >> right now, firing back. surrounded by reporters last night, 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick answered question after questioning following last night's blowout of the l.a. rams, and it had nothing to do with what happened on the football field. he had very pointed words for former 49er trent dilford who called kaepernick's protest of the national anthem irresponsible. he said more. specifically he said kaepernick, quote, is a backup quarterback whose job it is to be quiet and sit in the shadows and get the starter ready to play week one. here is what kaepernick had to say a few hours ago. >> i think that's one of the most ridiculous comments i've heard, the fact that you say you're a backup quarterback, stay in your place, that's an issue. to me you're telling me that my position as a backu

we can tell you that's in the menlo park/palo alto area. updates on that story as they develop during this newscast and on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. you can download the app for free and enable the push alerts to get breaking news updates. thanks for joining us, i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm larry biel. >> the pilot of a small plane was forced to make an emergency landing two miles from the fatality we were telling about on 101. >> two people were on board that plane at the time. luckily no one was injure and can you see the plane landed safely on a mash inside the ravenswood open space pre >> every more developing news in the east bay. alameda county prosecutors just filed the first criminal charges in that sex scandal involving multi-pal law enforcement agencies. >> two former officers now face formal charges. prosecutors announced earlier they will also charge another five current or former officers. >> this whole case centers on jasmine ubabuslin who used the name celeste gaup when she worked as a prostitute. >> east palo alto polic

peninsula will not be able to take their kids to daycare, the fire that damaged a deckerd center in menlo park.>>> a mass stabbing at the minnesota shopping mall being investigated as a possible act of terrorism, and the claims from isis. >>> good morning everybody, i am frank in for dave clark, and welcome to monday morning, september 19. >> i am pam cook.>>> that f

menlo park fire protection district chief harold schapelhouman knows all too well the sacrifices 343ew york city fire fighters made on september 11th 15 years ago. and, since then. on each anniversary of deadly day. the fire protection district has set-up a memorial in front of its firehouses, made up of small american flags, each representing a fire fighter killed in action. but this past saturday. east palo alto police say a man in his twenties is seen on surveillance video, setting fire to at least a half dozen of the flags in front of station two. two of them distroyed. >>:sot- "it's really hard to fathom this, just in general when people hear it, but its even harder when you were there and you understood the magnitude of the significance of the life loss, of all the people, specifically the fire fighters who were going in to help people." >> reporter:police commander jeff liu, says the alleged arsonist set the flags on fire at around 1- 40 in the afternoon. and, was in no rush to leave after committing the crime. >>:sot- "didn't panic, just walked away nonchalantly." chief schap

it is grayson court in menlo park. one resident returned shortly after the fire started and burned her hand trying to save some rabbits at the residence. fire crews knocked the fire down before the flames caused too much damage. an adjacent patio was destroyed. the home serves as a day care center throughout the week. >>> a long-time political activist is being remembered for what she did in san francisco. rose pak died this weekend. she was known as the voice of the china town community as well as playing a significant role bringing current mayor ed lee into office. pak was stricken with kidney failure last year and became gravely ill before battling that. there is no official word on her cause of death. >>> caltrans could be to blame for a free accident that killed an 82-year-old man. a large piece of metal came crashing through his windshield. bob redell is live along the highway. caltrans is saying that piece of metal could have come from one of its vehicles. >> reporter: good morning. caltrans indicated to us that

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. >>> a home in menlo park is now red-tagged after a raid by police and an fbi s.w.a.t. team. police say the home was searched in connection with a case involving firearms and criminal street gangs. several people in the home were detained, all but one later released. the homeowner described the early-morning raid. >> you know, i'm sleeping, like, 3 in the morning the people come and broke all the windows in my house so we like scare everybody so my kids start, like, um crying so we like put -- planting bombs in my house. >> police say during the search, they also discovered illegal and hazardous renovations inside the home which is now deemed unsafe to live in. >>> to the race for the white house, hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail today for the first time since her health scare. and donald trump is revealing details about his health. craig boswell has more from the white house. >> reporter: hillary clinton russia to the campaign trail -- returns to the campaign trail today with a rally in greensboro, north carolina. it's her first appearance after a three-day rest

menlo park fire chief, and his rescue team were among those called to assist.s the team headed home, 70% complained of prolonged coffee, pneumonia, and serious rashes and now some are coping with long-term respiratory problems and cancer. chief chapelhelman said people have apologized for not warning of the dangers they were exposed to. >> they didn't tell us the knowledge they had. it's water under the bridge, but that's still unacceptable to me. but i don't think it was the right decision for the people on the pile working there every day. it's the only event that we've ever gone from the minimum level of respiratory protection and added more later on in the event while we were there. and we all knew as soon as that happened something was dramatically wrong. >> he also said the original mission was to search for and recover victims in the rubble but that abruptly changed when they first arrived. >> they said to us we believe there's going to be other attacks and they're going to try and take out the responders down at ground zero, so we need you guys to be th

the financial is mainly in the 50s, 53 in menlo park, 53 pacifica and 56 at belmont. 50 in truckee, and we have a wind in advance of this system, south lake tahoe at 56, pines village 51. the shower activity popped up just to the south of them, and it will be windy and the sierra. the fog is enhanced for us, and if that sets up over this year we would just get breezes, but we have some forecast models taking this system back toward us a little bit. it will drop showers over the sierra, if not today for sure tomorrow with wind gusts up to 40. they are already seeing 30 so i would not be surprised, 60s and 70s, and well below average on the temperatures. the best opportunity for shower activity will be mendocino and lake county tomorrow. it will be windy and cooler, taking us into wednesday and rebounding through the weekend. >>> it is 4:50 am. >>> the financial info, the impact of the recall on the samsung note 7, the fallout coming up. >>> the dodgers had a big series, and the giants coming back home with momentum. honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i need to let her know that i lik

of the saturation traffic enforcement program, and it is known as "step" and they will focus on menlo park and atherton today, the ninth installment of several planned step deployments this year. >>> 4:38 am. >>> rallying around the san jose art gallery being addicted to make way for the luxury apartments, and the community efforts to save the studio. >>> allegations of drinking, drug use and the potential for an epic legal battle, the latest on brad pitt and the angelina jolie divorce. >>> the commute so far doing well around the bay, and a live picture of the golden gate bridge, nice traffic, and also nice weather. >>> rounding third and heading for home on the last in full day of summer, temperatures coming down, and taking a look coming up. j?j?j7 >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, brad pitt will reportedly fight to get joint custody of the six children with angelina jolie, and the actors filed for divorce, angelina jolie asking for sole custody of the children, but brad pitt wants joint custody and will fight in court to make that happen, and in a general enough jolie is asking for di

menlo park stanford and 52 of pacifica 51 a couple days ago they were 71 testing big changes closer to the coast 52 in monterey and this time they were 6466. a lot of changes taking place in the fog continues to get help from the system coming in behind it might bring some rain. that would be a it's a sunday or monday. the cooling began today and only operate 80s today not the 99th anymore. 60s and 70s around the bay cooler a little more today that backdrop takes into friday will be windy and then sunday and monday and monday morning i may be here looking at the radar. might be snow in the sierra. >> i think everyone is ready. >> 450 is the time it 13 years since an east bay families lost two children and a deadly crash that was caused by a drug impaired driver, the new state law the family helps creates that holds doctors to new standards. >>> welcome back. police in new york city arrested a man after the house in the bronx exploded yesterday killing a fire department battalion chief. michael fahey died as he was evacuating residents in the area from a suspected gas leak. one house su

of their home of more than 50 years because of the high cost of rent. 435 people will leave the menlo park facility starting next year. they will move all of their earthquake to moffett field near san jose. >>> weddings are expensive. i have two boys planning weddings now. most brides now that flowers can really drive the prize up. >> a pennsylvania bride is showing off decorations that can make a big day special and don't cost a thing. puppies. sarah works at two animal shelters and when an adorable litter of boxer mix puppies came in before the big day she gave them to the brides maids for photographs and even saved a pit bull named biggy smalls for herself. the photographer says the puppies added more than just a cute factor to the day. >> the entire bridal party was able to focus on just loving on the puppies and interacting with them instead of being concerned about how do i pose, where do i stand? do i look ok? >> no surprise the photos have gone viral. pretty good idea. >> i can a lot more to the day's festivities than just the cuteness factor. >> that's what the groomsmen are for r

mid70s in menlo park and redwood city. 63 in pacifica. a breezy day. downtown san francisco 66. daly city, 64. in the north bay you will see plenty of sun and cooler weather. santa rosa, napa and east bay. inland same thing. no 90s and 100's. we are going with the warm 80s. as we pick up the wind gust on wednesday afternoon that's the on shore wind coming off the cool ocean water. going into wednesday and thursday, the windy weather may have you looking for the long sleeve shirts. the temperatures will be toppling as well. sharply cooler on wednesday. the heat is back. warm to hot on saturday. by sunday we are you can taying autumn heat. temperatures near 100 degrees. accu-weather seven-day forecast, the seasons are changing here as we head into thursday. before that the temperatures begin to fall. 7:21 autumn arrives and we start to see the temperatures coming right back up. the weekend, for the first weekend of fall, will be a hot one. abc7 news app is handy because you can track the temperatures anytime. >> summer's over. this is it. >> that's it. >> >> you know, you can get

want to begin with the latest breaking news coming out of menlo park. >> reporter: the fbi raid is stillt a home on the 1300 block of severe drive. you can see the authorities inside the home in the kitchen with about four or five people detained. we heard babies crying in the background. they came in around 5:00 in the morning with a search warrant, used flash-bang grenades. they are being very tight lipped about this. they said this is a multi- agency involvement spare heeded by the fbi which is why they are not telling us just yet what

mid70s in menlo park and redwood city. 63 in pacifica. a breezy day. downtown san francisco 66.ty, 64. in the north bay you will see plenty of sun and cooler weather. santa rosa, napa and east bay. inland same thing. no 90s and 100's. we are going with the warm 80s. as we pick up the wind gust on wednesday afternoon that's the on shore wind coming off the cool ocean water. going into wednesday and thursday, the windy weather may have you looking for the long sleeve shirts. the temperatures will be toppling as well. sharply cooler on wednesday. the heat is back. warm to hot on saturday. by sunday we are you can taying autumn heat. temperatures near 100 degrees. accu-weather seven-day forecast, the seasons are changing here as we head into thursday. before that the temperatures begin to fall. 7:21 autumn arrives and we start to see the temperatures coming right back up. the weekend, for the first weekend of fall, will be a hot one. abc7 news app is handy because you can track the temperatures anytime. >> summer's over. this is it. >> that's it. >> (all with worry-free ownership. c