in palo alto... students and staff at stanford university have been alerted by campus police about a possible sexual assault and drugging reported on mayfield avenue over the weekend. a woman's friends say the student took a sip of some water from a man she didn't know at an event saturday, that may have been drugged. her friends tell police she may have been groped by that same man on the dance floor. so far, the campus department of in the making..has been years and news. collapsed. in palo alto... students and staff at stanford university have been alerted by campus police about a possible sexual assault and drugging reported on mayfield avenue over the weekend. a woman's friends say the student took a sip of some water from a man she didn't know at an event saturday, that may have been drugged. her friends tell police she may have been groped by that same man on the dance floor. so far, the campus department of public safety says the woman has not pressed charges. it's also unclear if the man inv

we're live in palo alto tonight. i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> city officials may have to eliminate some firefighters. we went from the peninsula in palo alto to santa rosa where we're talking about the elimination of firefighters jobs because of a budget deficit. the city council needs to cut $7 million and that means 50 jobs are on the line including six for firefighters. the budget took a hit when they had to fight the tubbs fire. >>> calling for a new investigation. why the cause of the cracked window in the millennium tower is under dispute. >>> an ax head that can fly off mid chop. what sounds like a cartoon moment is pretty serious. >>> and connecting north to south. the state's epic newest trail. hundreds of myliles long and getting under way. >> the wet weather. drew will have more in a >>> a san francisco supervisor wants an independent review of the cracked millennium tower window because a report says the crack was unrelated to the movement of the building. >> abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is li

in palo alto, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) happening now - a homicide investigation is underway near half moon bay. (pam) a man was found dead in a parking lot just off highway- one near tunitas creek beach. kron 4 's charles clifford had details. well, right now i'm standing just off highway one above tunitas creek state beach. the crime scene investigation has wrapped up here but there's is still evidence on the ground. including blood. so far, investigators have not identified the victim or named any suspects in this killing. aroudn 7 tuesday morning the san mateo county sheriff's office recieved a report of a man on the ground near tunitas creek beach about 8 miles south of half moon bay. deputies arriving on scene found a male in the parking lot of an overlook above the beach. an ambulane was also called to the scene but the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. the sheriff's office is now treating case this as a homicide investigation.this is the second homicide along the coast in san mateo county thi

in palo altorob fladeboe kron4news ( robin )in the south bay...west nile virus has been detected in mosquitoes in the southern part of santa clara county. to try and prevent human cases of the virus the vector control district will be spraying mosquito treatment in san martin and surrounding areas starting at 11 p-m on thursday. if you live in the area officials are asking you to keep your windows closed and stay inside while they while they treat the area. the treatment will take about three hours and is centered near highland avenue and santa teresa boulevard. (robin)still ahead on the kron four morning news... four men have been charged in the deadly 20-17 "unite the right" rally in charlottesville, virginia. including a former bay area employee... details on the case -- when we come back. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) temperatures today will be felt in the 60's and 70's regardless of whether you are inland or along the coast. scattered showers possible near the pacific while inland from the south bay to (robin)i'm tracking your entertainment headl

la policÍa de east de palo alto confirmÓ el testimonio del padre de la joven.estigando el video de las cÁmaras de seguridad del negocio, pero por lo pronto, familiares de las vÍctimas mortales tienen el corazÓn roto." >> los sÍntomas por los papÁs de los niÑos. >> que siempre estÉn juntos, porque nunca sabencuÁndo nos van a quitar. marÍa: segÚn el padre de la joven que organizÓ la fiesta, el presunto responsable de la balacera no estaba invitado a la celebraciÓn.desde east palo alto, marÍa antonieta mejías. palmira: el fiscal general de la naciÓn, jeff sessions, le declara la guerra a los mÁs peligrosos grupos criminales en el mundo. se trata de la pandilla ms 13, el cartel del jalisco, el plan del golfo y el grupo libanÉs hesgola.en donald trumpunto una nueva caravana de miles de inmigrantes hondureÑos pretende llegar hasta los estados unidos. palmira, asÍ es. el gobierno ya empezÓ partir de las consecuencias dentro del paÍs de manera ilegal. organizaciones pro inmigrantes luchan para proteger a las familias . fernando pizarro nos tiene las reacciones desde wa

the rally continued here in palo alto in dr. christine blasey ford's hometown where families came out to support dr. ford and say no to judge kavanaugh. >> we are fighting for women's rights. >> reporter: 8-year-old abigail held up a sign that said thank you, ms. christine, while perched on her father's shoulders. >> we teach our children, our son and daughters, it's important to stand up what's right and show that by being supportive. >> reporter: in the te rally, counterprotesters showed up. >> there's no corroborating evidence. >> reporter: do you believe dr. ford? >> absolutely not. >> it's difficult to put this together. >> reporter: rick smith is a former fbi agent and now private investigator in san francisco. he's not surprised by how quickly the fbi submitted a report this week, because he says there would be agents all over the country subjecting simultaneous enter views. it's the length of time since the assault that poses the problem. >> i was in the fbi for 25 years, and i've been in the private sector for 22, 47 ye

alto. >> reporter: could it be that rv landlords are increasing the number of rvs on palo alto streets in palo alto police are looking into it. >> we have been made aware of it recently and we'll be exploring our options. >> reporter: one source who didn't want to go on camera said that rv landlords are charging between $400 to $500 a month for people to live in their vehicles parked here on the curb. he said that they are also looking for rvs in people's driveways asking them if they want to sell so they can buy them and use them for this purpose. in palo alto, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> this morning, police are trying to nail down the thieves who managed to steal an 800-pound hammer. >> police say that the piece of artwork was taken from a community center in healdsburg over the weekend. in all, the hammer is more than 20 feet tall, worth $15,000. no leads yet. >> how did they do that. >>> a livermore family's home surveillance campus catches someone smashing their 5-year- old son's pumpkin. >> they cut my pumpkin and ran away. i was crying. >> i was bummed because it makes you feel li

in palo alto, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time is 5:36. this is a live look out west towards the golden gate bridge. lovely morning. fleet week the main attraction is finally here today. the main shows start in san francisco, gearing up for the big show in the sky and our anne makovec is live with a where the blue angels are getting to take flight. got to love this time of year, anne. >> reer: yeah. and t military ships going under the golden gate bridge a little later on this morning. here's one of the ships brought in here behind me. this is the uss bonhomme richard. this is one of the ships that you can tour in fleet week 2018. the blue angels started practicing over the bay yesterday after taking off from oakland airport giving us a preview of the big airshow in today through the weekend. on the water, the navy brought in state-of-the-art combat ships. the mcallister is the navy 's newest ship. it can go 40 knots even though it's the size of an office building. >> we have the ability to change and put new things on, take old things off

here in palo alto supporters of dr.lasey ford will once again be taking to the streets again be taking will once blasey forddr. christine supporters of alto here in palo kron4 news.maureen kelly county. joaquin county. maureen kelly kron4 news. here in palo alto supporters of dr. christine blasey ford will once again be taking to the streets to oppose the nomination ofbrett kavanaugh to the supreme court.just as they did following dr. ford's testimony last week,friends, neighbors and others will hold a rally at the corner of the el camino and embarcadero road. in palo alto rob fladeboe kron4news lawrence karnow: skies were slow to clear today but finally there was a little more sunshine by the afternoon. we can still see a few showers on the doppler radar and even some thunderstorms. on the satellite image you can see the storm clouds moving southeast. another storm in the gulf of alaska will brush the bay area on friday night and into saturday morning. after that high pressure builds in and it will be windy especially

now, i'm here on center drive in palo alta. and for the past hour, we have seen dozens and dozens of cars come through this neighborhood street at the very end here is university avenue. and they are using it to get onto highway 101. and people who live here say not only is the traffic horrible, it's making the neighborhood dangerous. >> from tree line tranquility to traffic nightmare. people living in the crescent park neighborhood of palo alta are fed up with the daily congestion. as commuters use their streets as a cut through to highway 101. even some tech charter buses are now winding through neighborhood streets. >> it's gotten so bad that there are afternoons when it's absolute gridlock. and local residents can't get to their house, can't get out of their driveways. god forbid an ambulance or fire truck has to get through. >> reporter: neighbors say they don't feel safe walking on sidewalks because several cars have jumped curbs. john is so frustrated he conducted his own survey asking neighbors how they felt about traff

the transportation town hall was held tonight in palo alto. the call for a special session came after the palo alto mayor suggested they may have exaggerated traffic issues. her comments caused neighbors in the crescent park community to take action. let's go to amanda with the story tonight. >> reporter: she's apologized for calling concern from neighbors an exaggeration. still those living in the crescent park area say recent survey should prove that traffic is a real problem. from downtown palo alto to the done barton privilege have some neighbors fed up. it runs straight through the heart of the crescent park unit. >> the real problem is you never know what it's going to be. and i know from a lot of my neighbors that unpredictability is part of the problem. you don't know what to plan for. >> reporter: greg and nearly 200 other neighbors participated in a nine question survey about area gridlock. >> i think some of our reports of traffic are really exaggerated. >> reporter: the survey found 88% of participants consider traffic in palo alto

christine blasey ford are also turning out at her hometown of palo alto.t's where we find kpix 5's jackie ward there this morning with more details. jackie. >>> reporter: michelle, regardless of who you support politically, it is a tense morning today. and those who support dr. christine blasey ford say they stand with her. a group gathered here in palo alto last night among a lot of other protestors across the country that were gathered for so-called cancel kavanaugh demonstrations. this is a live picture of washington, d.c. this morning of the capitol building where demonstrators are expected to meet in defiance of brett kavanaugh's nomination and the fbi investigations that were just wrapped up. n,last night. thousands stood outside the federal courthouse near the u.s. capitol and inside the senate office building. republican leaders felt confident going into the morning procedures. >> what we know for sure is the fbi report did not corroborate any of the allegations against judge kavanaugh. >> i feel very good about where this nomination is right now.

and mike, you're tracking that jam through palo alto. >> still there. the deal is you're down to one lane at the top of the screen here at willow. the off ramp was currently blocked. the striping work going on in the area continued work on the interchange and folks joining from university, you are jammed north 101 from university to willow. this is because of that construction project we should be picking up any second now. you see that short section for slowing. don't get off the freeway at university because it will tie yoangle through signals so it's not a good idea. allow yourself ten extra minutes. you know, actually allow 15. it will take about seven to ten minutes to get through the area and you're much calmer for the morning because you still have that buffer, that's good news. northbound 101 should improve. 280 if you have a choice between the two, easy drive and no problem getting on to surface streets as well if you don't have to jump on until north of willow. the rest of the bay shows an easy smooth flow of traffic. back in tracy we have the

in east palo alto, maria medina, kpix 5. >> thigh have you covered. we also have a guide to the ballot measure on our website. just go to kpix.com/election. >>> san mateo is taking a new step to tackle opioid overdoses before they become deadly. the sheriff's department is equipping all of its employees with narcan. that's a drug that can reverse the affects of opioids and potentially save a life. well now the sheriff's whole staff is being trained to administer narcan and even take it themselves if they get exposed. and other first aid. >>> san leandro is expanding the service to their public parks over 20%. they do not have wi-fi in their homes. city leaders say connections in parks will help these people access services and expand their opportunities for students. wi-fi is now available at nine city parks. >>> coming up next, the u.s. senator trying to cash in on her bet with the president. why it could cost president trump $1 million. >>> a big job for the u.s. coast guard. the reason they're pulling up these massive navigation buoys in some busy

getting you out to the live shot, we have crews clearing from 100 in palo alto. we had a whole train of lights for the last ten minutes that were trying to slowly moved. southbound 101, a quick traffic break approaching university. you're forced off and back onto the freeway for a construction project here. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 4:33 right now. stanford students may find some classes canceled. that's if power was not fully restored. crews are working to turn the power back on for some of those buildings after a major outage that started yesterday afternoon. for many classes, the power has been restored but still half a dozen campuses are still in the dark. we'll have an update in the 5:00 hour. >>> a photo of 28-year-old kelsey o'leary is posted on the third rails' facebook page. she worked there as a bartender. she died tuesday morning in as house fire in the inner sunset. we covered it here on "today in the bay." it happened on funston. in all six people were displaced. investigators have not determined a cause. >>> thousands of union workers are striki

we're live in palo alto. i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> chris, thank you very much. >>> now stay on top of the new developments on the kavanaugh supreme court nomination with the abc 7 news app. it really comes in handy. and be sure to enable push alerts on your phone or smart device so you can get information just as soon as it becomes available. >>> off the job, thousands of rents and providing for their families. >> and late this afternoon, a ship sales home into alameda as family and friends wait to greet them. and wait until you hear what they off-load ahead of time. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. clouds and humidity are lingering, but not for long. i'll have the forecast coming up. >>> and the whales that couldn't wa >>> hotel workers at marriott are on strike. this was the scene in san jose this morning. union leaders say one job should be all it takes to live in the silicon valley. >> and right now this workers that you see in the picket line, they have to work two or three jobs to make ends me

the palo alto woman accusing the judge of sexual assault. many believe the president was mocking her last night to cheering crowd. >> nbc bay area's marianne favro attended one of today's protests, spoke o'sexual assault counselors, and they worry the president's comments could send victims into the shadows. >> reporter: during a rally last night in mississippi president trump commented on the testimony of dr. christine blasey ford, the palo alto mother who accused supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. many see it as the president mocking a victim. to a cheering crowd. >> how did you get home? i don't remember. how'd you get there? i don't remember. where is the place? i don't remember. how many years ago was it? i don't know. >> reporter: dangerous words, says erica elliott, the sexual asxault prevention program manager at community solutions in the south bay. >> i think again, it sends a message that for survivors that you could be called into question, that you're not credible and that you're not going to be believed an

made and get them by the under the life of the building you mentioned that your teams are in palo but not been able to reach down got as far as i understand as far as a relief efforts what sort of things have arrived for the people in palo for instance and what still needed. yeah how people in follow they all beating their own time but he's out in front of their house because they feel of france that the quake will happen again so after the shop it still happened until the last minute so they make them part of the south of two or three families to get into one of the south up and they're trying to survive looking for a full and also the clean water is for the only meat there because the clean water pipeline is also broken the mark up and the saw a state of close so that it's a challenge and the people do there and for those who get the supply of the flu and also the water while they also see looking of all those family members looking to find their missing family or avail of the. wild also the electricity is still down so that is the condition. by lucy at the right now it's a very des

putting a spotlight on suicides at a palo alto high school. "the edge of success" tells the ts who >>> a new documentary is putting a spotlight on suicides at a palo alto high school. >> the edge of success tells the story of a group of students who have lived through two suicide clusters that claimed the lives of nine of their classmates. kpix5's kiet do reports. >> reporter: the palo alto suicide clusters was perhaps one of the most underreported stories in the south bay in the past decade. however, a pair of filmmakers changed that by following around some students for two years here on campus. we have never really heard from the students until now. for years it was a mystery what it was like when the school broke the news of suicides. the documentary reveals it happens via e-mail. >> they read a letter in the beginning of class. >> all the teachers had been given this like thing to read. >> they get an e-mail. they print out the e-mail. >> and they can't say anything other than the letter. >> i had to read that letter to the students. i do

. >> you need a jacket, a live look in palo alto, it is all clear out there. we will see the clouds mixing in throughout the morning, starting out in the mid-50s and headed into the mid-60s later today and the winds will start to pick up. those winds may cause some issues as we head into the next couple of days. i'll have more on that in a few minutes and mike,'re tracking a fire closing an off-ramp? >> it sounds dramatic, kari. one we've been monitoring for close to an hour. not a lot of detail from chp or the sheriff's office out there. san mateo sheriff and chp are closing the off-ramp southbound 101 at woodside. what it sounds like from the sketchy details i have is that there may have been a brush fire near the wall and they're using that off-ramp staging some equipment in the area. you might have to loop back and traveling past the exit and looping back again over the next few minutes. we should hopefully get an update from chp or the sheriff's office, we're working both ends of the call. southbound 880 at 101 the traditional overnight roadwork should be

anyone with information on the case is asked to contact east palo alto police. in east palo alto, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, for the fourth time in less than a month, vandals defaced district. the images that are being specifically targeted. >>> a decision by the u.s. supreme court has been seen as a major victory for california children, and there is a local connection. >>> new at 6:00, the u.s. supreme court rejected an appeal by three big paint companies in a closely watched case that has its roots in the bay area. of dollars n leaves in place an in costs to have lead paint removed from older homes. santa judge ruled that the paint companies were marketing lead paint for decades, while knowing of its health dangers to children. and today, santa clara county issued this statement in response to the supreme court's decision to let the earlier ruling stand. this is a major victory for california children who have been poisoned by lead paint. the case involves older homes in 10 california cities and counties including san francisco and oakland. >>

in palo alto, leramirez, 5. >>other ble e being accused of registering hundreds of people who may not be eligible to vote. kpix 5 political reporter melissa caen on the fallout tonight. melissa? >> reporter: allen, with early voting already underway in california, it's just a terrible time to get this news. another huge mistake by the dmv, registering some 1,500 people who are ineligible to vote. >> this is a piece of cardboard. it's a congratulations. you are registered to vote. >> i said well that's the stupidest thing i've ever heard. >> reporter: without randall marquise, the problem might have never been found. marquise is a canadian citizen and reached out to the l.a. times when he received a voter registration card that he did not ask for and is not eligible for. when the times reached out for comment, the dmv found it had registered 1,500 people who are not eligible and did not request to vote. the dmv blames employees who made mistakes when ent data. >> i don't think that anybody is trying to commit fra

but here in palo alto, regardless of whatever happens with the vote, supporters of dr. blasey ford says she will be forever considered a hero. as many of us await the outcome of the brett kavanaugh vote, some residents in palo alto, the hometown of christine blasey ford, say this is just the beginning of changes to come. >> no woman would come forward with this story and disrupt her entire life if it wasn't the truth and her civic duty. >> across the country, more than 1700 law professors have signed a letter urging the senate to deny judge kavanaugh's confirmation, saying he displayed a lack of judicil temperament during his hearing last week that would be disqualifying for the court. 21 are from santa clara's school of law. >> it's dangerous in our judicial system, because someone coming in and watching that judge will always wonder whether revenge or vengeance or retaliation will be part of that judge's thinking. >> with the fbi investigation now complete, some are now calling on the white house to release its directive to the agency so the public can know if the age

up to 81 in livermore and 80 today in palo alto. we'll talk about what's ahead for the rest of the week and the weekend coming up in about seven minutes. mike, you're seeing what's happening out of oakland. >> that's right, don't make fun of me. i know there's backup at the bay bridge. this is tuesday and it's 5:30 so we look at the backup because the metering lights turned on just short of ten minutes ago. this is quickly filled and we know that volume of traffic is what we expect. the slowing i was concerned about though is across that bay bridge westbound 80, did start to show some slowing about ten minutes earlier than we typically see but now i see things are starting to ease off and just the incline now where it's sorting itself out after the lights were turned on. we get back into our typical pattern. no incidents reported on the span. contra costa county an easy drive but getting out of the north bay slowing approaching the carquinez bridge westbound 80 shows a burst of traffic. there and san jose north 101. these are the ty

you are looking at what many drivers saw on 280 in palo alto. the highway patrol reminds you to be careful driving in the rain. >>> "abc 7 news" was in livermore when rain made the pavement slick. sometimes the first rainfall makes the streets extra slippery. that's because the oil buildup rises to the surface and makes the top of the pavement slick. >>> when it rains here in the bay area, snow often falls in the sierra. you are looking at some of the first know of the year, just barely a dusting though. look at those glor russ fall trees. >> ce, thi ohe mountain. that sierra snow pack plays a big role in whether california will or won't have a drought. >> that nice looking. let's bring in the expert "abc 7 news" weather anchor christian spencer. >> the wind and rain has not been widespread but ice lighted downpours. you can see clusters of thunderstorms lighting up the central valley and parts of the sierra foothills and here in the immediate bay area, look at isolated showers moving through discovery bay and tracie. livermore had one a few min

a look at all our microclimates up next. >>> and right now palo alto looks great. no delays here. we do have your problems continue fog oak lend. we'll give you the updates for distractions and closures. >>> breaking right now at 5:00, a massive fire overnight in an east bay construction site. firefighters are fighting those flames there. good morning. >> we've been following this breaking news for hours overnight we've gone at the scene since 4:30. this is a huge response. anything new updated? >> reporter: we are still here, but moved further down to give our viewers a better shot of what's going on. take a look at those flames, guys, that is the apartment building that was under construction that we were talking about that caught fire this morning and caused quite a scene in this area. when i into to the oakland fire chief, he tells me they're about 70%, 80% containment. this isct

we'll look at palo alto, headed into the mid-70s today.e'll talk about what's ahead and the high fire danger that's coming up next. >>> and good morning, san jose. this is highway 101 moving very smoothly here. i do have a closure to tell you about. it's probably not a surprise, but don't be alarmed. i'll let you know the details. r >>> and a good monday morning to you. what a way to start out the work week. live look now at san rafael. if you're not excited about monday, we're going to make you excited about them. 4:45. >> you know what, you can start right now us. ♪ good morning, good morning ♪ da, da, da, da >> yep, time to get going. >> it is time to get going and nice and cool out there today. still need to worry about the fire dangers. >> yes, that's still a concern for today especially with the high winds we've had across the bay area and we're still getting drifts of smoke from some of the wildfires that are still burning currently. as we take a live look in san jose, it's all clear here but the air quality is going to be an issue,

they were just a group of kids hanging out together.>> reporter: east palo alto was once known as the murder capitol of the u.s. the city has probably turned its reputation around and had only been one homicide and all of 2017 and none this year until now. >> we have seen a turn in the tied from when i first started 18 years ago. there is a lot less street- level violence. >> reporter: investigators want to solve this case quickly and have been collecting evidence and are trying to find witnesses . after the shooting most people ran. >> it is understandable why people would flee the scene if there is gunfire. at this point we would like for them to come back and tell us what happened and what led up to it. >> reporter: will cleanup continues, the police are trying to check -- track down the 20 to 25 people who attended the party. it will with information should contact east palo alto police.>>> the san francisco mayor has made a temporary appointment to the city school board today. a school social worker was appointed to fill a vacancy. he is one of 18 candidates running in the novemb

this city two hundred kilometers to the southeast of palo was as close as we could fly there are aid flights going into palo but so far no commercial passenger planes being allowed in for opiates reasons they're not the priority so we flew the nearest place that you could fly and then we thought we'd be able to drive the six hours to palo but here the real new shortage means that there are few and use of cars trying to get petrol from petrol station. iran's military says it's hit positions in syria linked to a group it suspects is behind last week's attack on a military parade in the city of ours several missiles struck the will come out region of eastern syria last week twenty five people were killed when gunmen opened fire on the military parade. canada the u.s. and mexico have reached a new trade deal to replace the north america free trade agreement or now after the us president had dismissed that as a disaster deal was agreed after canada's prime minister held a late night cabinet meeting ahead of the u.s. imposed deadline and bit by the former yugoslav republic of macedonia to

as it struggles with the aftermath of an earthquake and tsunami mass graves are being prepared in palo city for the final death toll is expected to number in the thousands officially the death toll has been updated to eight hundred and forty four a fourteen day state of emergency has been put in place across the island of sort of way sea where many remote areas are still cut off more than eight hundred of the dead have been in power lou only a handful from the region of dawn gallery which remains largely isolated there is no road access and no airport. it has a population of around two hundred seventy thousand people along the coast around the scene is of kilometers and kilometers of debris on the beach present joko widodo has visited paolo on sunday he upgraded the disaster announcing he would welcome international assistance people continue to flock to army hospitals those they desperately look for their loved ones. well the big need now is for heavy machinery with the reports of people still trapped in many buildings including a hotel in shopping center in palo but a twenty five yea

fentanilo y otras sustancias que puede ser fatal para los adolescentes >> en accidente de la avioneta en paloo un testigo dijo que la aeronavela vuelta antes de estrellarse, dos pasajeras sobrevivieron, >> se registran148 delitos entre robos hurtos, robos de auto, el delito contra la propiedad en san francisco aumento respecto del año anterior, auckland experimento una reducción de los delitos violentos >> esta mañana hallan un cuerpo frente a las oficinas de la policía se investiga se era un indigente,el que pudo haber muerto hace un tiempo, no presentaba traumas >> el hombre de 30 años que mató a sus abuela se pedirá no comparezca por tener problemas mentales, este está hospital por presentar una crisis. >> en el condado contracosta, acciones de persecución resultano en más muertes y lesiones >> rick martinez de 29 años dijo que recibió lesiones en la cabeza por parte de los guardias, pero estos debieron usar la fuerza porque estaba violento y había pateado un oficial >> el condado de alameda dice que publican datos en línea, son identificados estos datos para dar ellos por parte de ice ant

. >> ordenó comida y terminó lucha >> y tenemos la temperatura en palo alto en 72 grados tenemos la alertan así comen sano asá caminan así exploran asá son amables así y son puntuales asá. a los que corren así van al mercado asá cuidan su colesterol así ignoran su celular asá gozan su larga vida así y son optimistas asá. hoy saludamos así a quienes hacen lo que sea para vivir bien. >> (♪ mÚsica ♪) . >> la patrulla fronteriza de rumania encontró personas hacinadas dentro de un camión de carga , los inmigrantes son menores de edad , la policía investiga a los menores . >> y dos sujetos asaltaron a este empleado , la trifulca inició después de que el empleado le dijo a la persona que se retirara por disturbios , el sujeto agarró una bola y se la lanzaron al empleado después huyeron . >> un hombre muere en florida después de recibir un disparo , autoridades revelaron el video de cómo fueron los hechos vamos a ver las imágenes . >> cristóbal lópez fue asesinado el 3 de octubre por el dueño de estan (pabra en inglés) , que se desempeña como comisionado , según autoridades así fueron los hechos .

el sonido de las sirenas fue escuchado en algunas zonas de palo alto . >>> funcionarios presentaron Ánsico de la autopista 660, la primera parte del proyecto ya se construye. esta obra para el trÁnsito preferencial se extenderÁ hasta 24 millas. quienes se oponen afirman que solo favorecerÁ a personas con grandes ingresos >>> esta noche la junta de vecinos de de l distrito escola para compartir sus planes que dirigiera a esta entidad. en medio de la reciente contr controversia en la que se descubriÓ evidencia de fraude y apropiaciÓn elitisilÍcita de lo fondos del condado de santa clara. >>> el presidente donald trump amplio la amenaza de cortar la ayuda econÓmica no solo a honduras, tambiÉn al salvador a guatemay guatemala por lo que llamÓ falta de control de subordinaciÓn. randy serrano dice que todas las amenazas son por la caravana de inmigrantes que estÁn ya hacia estados unidos. >>> la amenaza del presidente este jueves es fuerte y directa, si mÉxico no detiene el flujo de inmigrantes indocumentados detendrÁ todas las ayudas y desplazarÁ tropas a la frontera y la cerrarÁ. >>> es cas

la semana pasada en la carta al distrito escolar a la que una persona desea ser residente de palo alto indocumentadas trabajando en el distrito. la carta incluÍa nombres de siete personas y a la vez indicÓ que mandarÍa esa informaciÓn a las autoridades de inmigraciÓn. hablamos con dos hermanos que trabajan en este distrito que. cuyos nombres aparecen en la carta ellos son ciudadanos de los estados unidos y estÁn muy afectados por el contenido de t reportaje con todo lo que ellos nos dijeron sobre este impacto tan grande a raÍz de ese acto que muchos consideran un acto de racismo y discriminaciÓn. el reportaje completo a las palmira: gracias, tenemos a las 11. en la recta final para las elecciones del 6 de noviembre, las cÁmaras recibieron acceso a lo que puede esperar cuando vaya a sufragar. ramÓn: vale la pena el sacrificio de cientos de migrantes en la caravana rumbo territorio de estados unidos? le contaremos quÉ dicen expertos. >>gracias por continuar en sintunivisiÓn 14, siguen los efectos del poderoso huracÁn huila sobre la costa pacÍfica frente frío que estÁ aportando temperatur

let's get a live look outside in palo alto. already looks like there's a lot going on. we have some cool temperatures, as we see our numbers starting out with some low 50s as you get ready to head out the door. at 2:00, we're at 71 degrees. another nice one. walnut creek also looking good with a chilly start, and some very comfortable weather with sunshine, as we go throughout the day. we'll talk about what else is coming our way for the rest of the week, and mike, you're showing those road crews. >> exactly, right there in palo alto. folks, while you were sleeping or likely trying to wake up in the morning, these folks are finishing up their day. we're looking at northbound 101 right at the willow interchange. on the roadway you'll find a little division and always enter or exit off to the right there. just a note as you're traveling through the area. 101 is down to one lane on the right on the northbound side. it should clear over the next half hour and i've seen some crews starting to move in the area. that's right behind the shield here. everything else is at speed.

morgan hill is at 50 degrees, while we have 71 now in fairfield, and it's 65 in palo alto, so we have some cooler temperatures in some spots, but yesterday, it was all warm, and then as we look at how much cooler it is this morning compared to yesterday morning, well, we have a 12-degree drop in livermore, that's one of the cooler spots where we are feeling a big difference in our temperatures, starting out on this monday. we go from 60 degrees in walnut creek to the upper 70s by noon, and then some low 80s by early afternoon. it's going to be another warm one, with some very low humidity for the inland valleys and that's the reason why we do still have the high fire danger. when you get a gusty northerly wind that has a very low humidity, and some warm temperatures, any fires that develop could spread very quickly. so just a heads up about that. you have to be careful as we go into tonight. our humidity coming back up, but as you're styling your hair this morning, the frizz factor is pretty low, so i think you'll have some smooth hair today once you go through it with the flat iron,

in palo alto ella sogomonian kron 4news. ( darya ) in national headlines ...e's taking a break from politics.this comes after his earlier this month ... where he endorsed president trump and promoted the 'make america great again' slogan. this is video of that viral kanye t night ... saying he felt that he was being used to spread messages he does not believe in. kanye says he will now distance himself from politics and focus on being creative. he also brought up the "blexit" movement, which encourages african-american voters to leave the democratic party. he sold shirts of the movement on his website. now he does not want any more association with the campaign. ( james ) authorities are investigating the death of gangster james "whitey" bulger ... as a homicide. he was found dead yesterday ... right after he was moved to a new prison in west virginia. the notorious gangster led a largely irish mob that ran area he also served as an f- b-i informant... who ratted on his gang's main rival. bulger spent three years at alcatraz starting in 19-59 after he tried to

during at halloween party in east palo alto. police say the the party was being held outside of a business complex. a fight broke out and then someone opened fire. >>> the search is on for two people that were killed outside of a halloween party in san francisco. two people died right there. two others suffered life-threatening injuries. the suspected gunmen took off and are still on the run. this is the first homicide on east palo alto street in two years. >>> too close for comfort. this cell phone video has oakland zoo's attention. a family record you seeoode bar scr bled back w tiger gets a little closer. the family told uscaus the man'd to encourage kids to do the same thing. the zoo says it is reviewing that video. >> our safety barriers are great but we can review that and see if there's something we can do to communicate to the public. >> reporter: t >> the family says the man claimed he was retrieving his glasses but they didn't see him do that. >>> you may have noticed electric scooters are back on the streets. the city

some cool weather as we start out with a live look in palo alto. our temperatures will be in the mid-50s as you head out the door, and then it will be in the upper 60s today. we are going to have a wide range in temperatures once again. we'll talk about that coming up next. >>> we got a good look over here, fremont as the truck scales, we have just about as much traffic as the scales as on the freeway, 880 there. talking about what is going on for the peninsula as well as the update if you hadn't got one for the south bay. today in the bay friday! live look at san francisco - where many people in and welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay" at 4:43 for you this morning and it is friday. take a look at this beautiful look out in san francisco right there. many people in and around the city are talking about that roar and rumble from yesterday afternoon. i want to you take a listen. they're back, we're talking about the blue angels, thrilled people across san francisco yesterday this is doing the practice run for fleet week air show. they als

r no redwood city, menlo park, palo alto sees returns here. i know it's october. this looks like winter in the central siera. mixed precipitation. it is snowing at the highest elevations. tie oh ga pass. this is becoming interesting here by the hour. here's the main energy, the area of low pending up moisture. we saw our first round come through earlier today. this is our second round in association with the low finally starting to advance. rainfall totals have been over an inch in santa rosa, san rafael picked up a third of an inch of additional rain in the past hour. san francisco .2. only trace amounts in san jose, mountain view, livermore, oakland 700, 600 in fairfield. south bay and east bay get more rain tomorrow. it thes right now in the 60s and an 70s. it's warnl out there. you add to that the humidity many areas like oakland, san carlos, heyward, santa rosa,

anyone with information on the case is asked to contact east palo alto police. in east palo alto, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> oakland city and community leaders launched a new program today aimed at preventing homelessness, by helping people stay in their homes. three nonprofit groups are running the keep copeland house program -- keep oakland house program with money to use over the next 3 years. those who qualify can request emergency assistance of up to $7000 per case to help pay rent or other expenses. the money can be given to landlords or investors and administered through the nonprofits running the program. >> this is not charity. this is an investment in oakland and a declaration that all oakland residents are valued and worthy of advocacy protection and support. >> the $9 million was privately raised, and part of it was donated by kaiser permanente and the san francisco foundation. to find out how to qualify, contact the three groups running the program. bay area community services, catholic charities of the east bay, and east bay community law cent

palo alto, 71. hayward 66. low 70s from walnut creek south to dublin. marin county 60s to low 70s. san rafael 71. mill valley 68. the coast seasonably chilly. stinson beach 62. upper 60s berkeley. low 70s napa. 76 tomorrow in cloverdale. extended forecast calling for cooler weather wednesday and thursday. minnesota is in the 20s. near the 60s and 70s, we call that chilly with afternoon sunshine. weekend looks toasty, mid to upper 70s. near the bay mid to upper 80s inland. and we will stay warmer than average nec monday and tuesday. here comes -- next monday and tuesday. here comes fall, the rainy season. >> we're seeing little changes with the leaves falling. sometimes a cool breeze. >> you seem excited about that? >> i am excited about that. bring it on. >> thanks, paul. >>> this'll excite you. a dramatic deer rescue. firefighters take to a raft to corral a doe and a big in trouble. >>> and tonight's guest on the late show with stephen colbert, hillary clinton. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-

norte, por lo menos las condiciones han mejorado >> tambiÉn otros inconvenientes en la 101 altura paloora mucho a la altura de palo alto, >> hemos visto hacia el puente estado de la bahía, vemos demoras, entrando hacia la ciudad de san francisco el tráfico está detenido ármese de paciencia, además de las construcciones en calle freemont, también accidente en el puente san mateo, entrada ,dejando vehículo detenidos téngalo en cuenta, estaremos hablando de lo que pasa en la cámara en vivo desde san mateo, tenga esto en cuenta >> muchas gracias, y una niña de 4 años llega de su casa a la guardería con un regalo mortal, sepa qué era y quién se lo dio >> los padres de una menor en el bronx nueva york están alarmados al darse cuenta que su hija de 4 años llevaba en su mochila cocaína supuestamente un compañerito se lo había dado >> era cocaían en cápsulas, ella dijo que la niña le había contado que un compañerito le había supuesto dient madre tuvo una corazonada en que algo iba mal, eran 4 cápsulas , de inmediato acudió al cuartel 46 estando allí la menor de 4 años dijo que había metido la s

the scene is of kilometers and kilometers of debris on the beach president joke widodo has visited palo and on sunday are graded the disaster you nancy would welcome international assistance people continue to flock to army hospitals as they desperately look for their loved ones or the big need now is for heavy machinery with reports of people still trapped in many buildings collapsed including a hotel and shopping center in palo twenty five year old woman was pulled out alive from beneath the rubble of a restaurant blocked roads and damaged airports and broken telecommunications of made it difficult to bring in the help or be live in indonesia's capital jakarta and wayne hay in a moment but first let's speak with andrew thomas who's in paso on his way to partner so andrew understand you're trying to get to palo it's not very easy what's holding things up. in a word sammy feel all the lack of fuel this city two hundred kilometers to the southeast of powder was as close as we could fly there are aid flights going in to palo but so far no commercial passenger planes being out in for opiat

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according to palo alto online a number of residents expressed concern about parking during the day. at least one resident countered, hey, funerals last 22 hours. what she is proposing is hosting hundreds of events a year. today in the bay. >> more housing is being built to house the homeless, the mayor announced a third tough shed shelter site this morning. it will be located in the kaiser convention center on 10th street. the shelter is small. each one is designed to house two people at a time the night spot will soon close its doors for the last time. if you ever found yourself carousing yourself in the meg you may have ended up at the elbow room. its been around for 30 years. the owners opened a second location and the oakland bar is not going anywhere. >> vicki is doing barrel rolls over oakland. >> ahhh! oh my god! >> like a roller coaster ride. this is a part of her out of this world fly along, it's what's on tap for fleet week. there are veteran related events happening today. as for the blue angels. they don't take to the skies until later this week so a great way to get aro

this collapsed hotel in palos city has been one focus of the efforts dozens were reportedly still trapped inside. meanwhile evacuations by plane have been underway for those fortunate to have survived this disaster some are injured as an earthquake sent buildings tumbling others as tsunami waves pummeled the shore. the destruction has left people without food and water and the areas hardest hit. was the authorities are attempting to provide enough aid and supplies. but the damage to infrastructure has slowed their efforts . are the seven point five magnitude quake left many survivors desperate. so i mean he said dad you are that we went to the beach because my daughter in law has the goods told there we looked for her but couldn't find her but your lot you know so little might is only our house was still there we could go home unfortunately it was completely destroyed there was nothing to salvage from the ruins. most confirmed deaths so far from the city of palu a provincial capital on the sulawesi island. but reports may inspire us from outlying areas such as dongarra a region close to t