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look at our palo alto camera at university, everything looks clear headed north with tail lights. should see brake lights as you pass by marsh, cleared by the time you get to woodside. 280 is your alternate. >>> right now we'll check in with ms. partsinevelos. >> good morning, i'm kristina partsinevelos. the markets are up with tech stocks and companies that may benefit from the reopening of the economy. the reaction was driven by relief over recent worries in inflation. bitcoin is stabilizing as it rebounded about 17% yesterday after it fell to $32,000, a little bit below sunday. home prices, new consumer sales and confidence. >>> more than 180,000 people signed petitions in the outcry to urge facebook to scrap plans to a version of instagram for kids. the petitions were created by nonprofit and grassroots organizations who claim it would be unsuitable for children under 13. they tell "usa today" they plan to submit the petitions to facebook ahead of the company's shareholder's meeting tomorrow. a facebook spokesperson says the company just started exploring a kids version of ins

for context, shares of palo alto networks closed today at about $364 dollars.t is a lot of ground to make up even with the strong forecasts. so this will be one to watch. emily: katie, thanks so much. well, who else do we have with us now but the chairman and ceo of palo alto networks, nikesh aurora. your third-quarter billing jumped 27%. tell us what is driving the growth? does it have to do with all the hacks happening and increased demand for companies to protect themselves? does it have to do with remote work? what is driving it? >> it is both of those things. the pandemic drove two major things. it drove people to working from home. what is happening now is that people are -- re-architecting everything to try and get us to a place where they can be equitable for employees to continue working from home. you add to that the fact that everything was technology-enabled, we had to get our revenues to come from tech-enabled platforms because the physical world was shut down. there was an over reliance on technology. now we have the unfortunate multitude of hacks

in the palo alto hills 86% of residents in one zip code are fully vaccinated.d the rest have gotten their first shots. >>> the neighborhoods on the other side of the spectrum. >> reporter: predictable pattern has emerged at communities with the highest rate of infection conversely have the lowest rate of vaccination. compare that to a pocket apollo alto in which basically everyone has gotten a shot. zip code 94304. a pretty pricey slice of the palo alto hills that is the envy of santa clara county. for among other things reaching a 100% vaccination rate. >> they made it easy in this area to get the vaccination. >> reporter: ease of access is part of the story. she also believes high levels of education income and a bedrock belief in science has led her community to embrace the vaccine. >> a lot of people that live in palo also have the means to to getathe vaccination. >> reporter: 75% three out of every four people have received at least one dose of the vaccine. but the success of areas like the palo alto hills mask the true struggles of other communities. east

>> north 101 is improving as far as speeds go, jammed up palo alto toward redwood city.gs starten to loosen up between university and marsh. you look at the map the north topside of the sensors are already clearing from red up toward orange and clearing up in through redwood city and woodside road. there areningries in a crash, slowing right in the area you expect for san jose north 101, a little slowing for 238 coming off the castro valley y from an earlier crash, smoothed out. highway 4 jammed up through concord. crash at the bay bridge toll plaza reported but we don't see anything major, we just see the lanes starting to fill, marcus. it's not been a heavy commute over here. back to you. >> thanks action mike. >>> happening now, we may be one step closer to a second covid vaccine for children over the age of 12. moderna says its vaccine was 100% effective in adolescents aged 12 to 17. the latest study involved more than 3,700 children but moderna plans to submit its data to the fda in early june, for that same approval pfizer received earlier this month. >>> coming up

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christie smith has a look from palo alto. >> reporter: at the family gym at palo alto high school, students rolled up their sleeves. this eighth grader was ready for it. >> i go out and i like skate a lot, i spend time with my friends and being vaccinated makes me feel safer. >> i had actually scheduled an appointment for him in pleasanton. that was so far away and also on a school day. this was perfect. >> reporter: demand was high among families as soon as registration information came out. >> today we are excited to offer the covid vaccine for roughly 1,000 students in the district. and our goal is to ensure that we can offer that to any student who's eligible who wants to get the vaccination. >> reporter: yolanda is with the palo alto unified school district. she says they're partnered with safe way pharmacy. >> we were already working on a plan to get our students vaccinated. during that time, it was announced that 12 and up were approved to get vaccinated as well. so we were able to quickly get that set up and started in the process. >> reporter: another clinic is set next week with a

san jose and palo alto reaching 85 degrees and 88 today in morgan hill. 91, we're having a blast at air conditioning as we start out this weekend. i wasn't even ready to have to edit this graphic because it's so early, this is the earliest tropical storm we've had in the eastern pacific on record, another one of those things we're seeing with climate change, here we are in the beginning of may, and we're already talking about hurricane season, so you can check that out on social media. i'm @karihallweather. we're also following the high fire danger for unland valleys reaching 90 today and tomorrow for some of our hottest spots. we're still in the upper 80s on wednesday. it starts to come down a little bit on thursday but we're really starting to feel it on friday, making way for a nice weekend ahead with highs in the mid-70s and san francisco from the 70s back into the 60s, which is where we should be this time of year. as we head over to you, mike, breaking news all morning, what's the update? >> yeah, you still have to avoid the stretch of el ka miyo in

. >> y la policÍa de palo alto estÁ investigando un homicidio reportado en la noche del martes el hechoeron a un tiro tÍo y encontraron a un residente con un impacto de bala. fue llevado en donde estaba con sus heridas la policÍa estÁ urge a testigos >> >>> el objetivo que logre que estÉ vacunada puede resultar en un gran reto. >> mÁs por la verdad estÁ lejos como uno anda en bicicleta por eso ahorita a q di al momento para vacunarse >> acercar la vacuna >> aprovechando fechas como el 5 de mayo en centro comercial es que el primer condado ya vacunaron al 76.#%. >> la poblaciÓn latina tiene un promedio de aproximadamente 45% de personas que se han vacunado con la primera dosis tenemos mucho trabajo que hacer la meta es que el 70% de la poblaciÓn a nivel nacional se haya colocado una dosis la mayorÍa superaron la meta >>> esta semana es muy probable que lleguemos al 50% de personas vak nadas en el condado pero con la poblaciÓn latina solamente el 20% >> han habilitado un centro de especializados tomando en cuenta que existe una gran cantidad campesinos el reto es aÚn mayor >>> muchos habl

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breaking news, a shooting in east palo alto. crime scene investigators are at the scene taking pictures and collecting evidenc. this is on wood land avenue near clark avenue in east palo alto, a man shot before 10:30. police were notified by the shot spotter system. the first arriving officers performed cpr but unfortunately it was too late for this man. no word on a motive nor a suspect but we'll be on top of it for you. >>> happening today, the largest hotel in the bay area is reopening. hilton union square is welcoming guests for first time in more than a year. the hotel employed more than 1,000 people before the pandemic. now it is restarting with a smaller set rkers. and ntact less arrival options. the hotel has been preparing for this moment for months. >> when they came through the doors, in my 35 years, i think it was the happiest i've been. they're so excited to return to what they do so well. we have a wonderful team here. this hotel has been part of san francisco since 1964. >> hilton is already starting to see small

. >> from a palo alto with more on this taylor. >> well, restaurants here in downtown palo alto say that this is what they've been waiting for. they say that, you know, the office closures since the beginning of the pandemic. it really killed their business during the weekend. now they hope as more people return to work at the bring business with them. >> pretty optimistic. we've been waiting for you and a half to get back to this tier restaurants in downtown palo alto hopeful as santa clara county slides into the yellow tier on tuesday. this comes as many businesses like burma ruby on university avenue lost their main customer base during the workweek. very crucial for us to you know, they have the offices here because that didn't make up a lot of our lives business and our weekday mark specially during a monday through thursdays are. >> now is generally are slow time because we don't have people that coming in from the offices for lodges. a similar story next door that slider bar for the restaurant has been really, really you know, we with few tables. maybe like you see right now it's

top of the list is 94304, part of palo alto, 99% of people living there had at least one dose. and nearly tied for first, 94707, includes the berkeley hills and albany. >> just getting vaccinated ourselves brought me a lot of comfort, then heightened by fact knowing so many people around us are also vaccinated. >> reporter: bottom end of it all, 94130 and 94704, treasure of berkeley near cal campus, only 38% of people have had one dose. 94603 south of the coliseum, it's 46%. vast differences across the bay area are getting attention of health officials. santa clara county saying 65% of latino residents have not been vaccinated, far more than white or asian-american residents. >> don't wait to do this. every vaccinated person gets us closer to protecting our community and saving lives and getting back to normal, that's what we all want. >> reporter: county is having such a hard time offering a walkup clinic in east san jose, one of the areas hardest hit in the south bay. >> we don't have extra vaccine, we have people that need to get vaccinated. >> reporter: ian cull, nbc bay ar

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we keep the chillies 60s from palo alto to sap matteo. san francisco right in the marina at 55 degrees. notice is wind out of the west at 28 miles an hour and we'll see gusts at the beaches to about 35. so it will be windy at our coast. and through the north bay, 74 in santa rosa. on the seven-day forecast, we keep it dry all the way through next week and we hold on for 60s in san francisco. 70s this weekend. and there is that heat. 80s on monday, tuesday and also on wednesday. we did the alameda county story before weather, and, you know, i thought it's been so long since we have done normal stuff, wouldn't it bo get out there. years ago we did the pig races. >> yes! >> we named a pig after each one of us. >> i remember that. >> that was so much fun, the little pig lets. we have to do that this year. they race around, right? love that fair. >> it is so fun to make little memories like that like we used to do. we will get back toare. >>> well, coming up, an abrupt awakening for a family in the south bay. how that car ended up inside their

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this is out here in palo alto southbound one.san antonio road. >> again, we have a stalled vehicle the air a good alternate to get around. that would be to 80 because there is activity going on a to head into the city. no major delays for you to get to that fremont street exit a little under 12 minutes. there is a high wind advisory along the altamont pass up. take your time. there. heading across the words, the peninsula under 40 minutes. we'll leave you with a look at the richmond. sandra fell commute out of richmond under 9 minutes. we'll have more on that up next, our ian james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain it listen to this happening tomorrow. santa clara county is going to be putting on basically a vaccination clinic for teenagers out at levi stadium. it will be 3 day youth clinic for people 16 to 19 years old in the county from 5.30 to 7.30 and get this the teens who get vaccinated will then be given a tour of the forty-niners locker rooms and get a little bit of forty-niners swags as well. no appoi

it's killing downtown palo alto. in other cities like san carlos and menlo park, have also debated and their street closures early. palo alto c council is expected to make a decision next month. andre all right, we'll see what happens. then i said, thank you so much, half of all adults in the u. s are now fully vaccinated. the cdc says 49.8% of the population over the age of 18 have received their shots. that's about 130 million people. vaccinations have also gone up in children, 12 years and older. the cdc says nearly five million young teens have received at least one dose of the vaccine since the fda approved the fizer vaccine for that age group, and now both mood, erna says it's covid-19 vaccine is safe for kids. researchers found the vaccine was 93% effective and children aged 12 to 17 after their first dose and 100% effective two weeks after their second dose, the company says it will submit its data to the fda early next month. you may want to get the vaccine to prevent the inflammatory reaction about 10,000 k

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napa, martinez reaching 87 and low 80s for parts of the south bay as well as palo alto. san francisco reaching the low 70s this afternoon, which is quite warm but we will cool down as the high pressure continues to move off towards the east over the next few days. by the end of the week into the weekend it will make way for some cooler air to come in, finally giving us a chance and a weather, and then also the winds do still stay breezy. we'll be watching that storm system staying to the north of us, unfortunately still no rain here as we go through the seven-day forecast. take a look at all of these days, where we are expecting high winds. inland areas in spots like gilroy and santa rosa reaching into the mid 80s today and tomorrow, going toward the end of the week, going to feel much nicer finally feeling like spring with temperatures in the low 70s. we'll see that continuing into early next week. san francisco coming out of those 70s and then some low 60s by the end of the week. mike, you've been watching the roads. any problems popping up? >> no, but we did get a war

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palo alto senior vice president wendi whitmore, thank you so much for joining us.ing up, next door is stepping up its content moderation with the new antiracism notifications. will it work? sarah frier joins us in an exclusive interview to talk about the new policy against tate and trends on the neighborhood apps that have's -- that have kept so many communities connected through the pandemic. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ emily: there is basically no social network that does not have to deal with racism and discrimination on their platform. neighborhood app next-door is no exception. the company has seen a boom in demand as people have sought community support through the pandemic and at the same time, released policies to combat hate groups among these neighborhoods. . ceo sarah friar joins us in an exclusive interview to talk about the growth and the new policy. i want to start with the big picture. our communities have never been more important as they have been over the last year. what trends have you seen on next-door? and trends that may have surprised e

>> reporter: a month before he was slain, police found two fn 5.7 hand guns in east palo alto, where in an apparent drug deal gone bad. one of those fns was trace today this gun store in utah. firearms records show a las vegas man gregory allen nelson bought it just 46 days earlier. >> to think that a firearm purchased unlawfully in utah ended up at a homicide scene in california is very disturbing, alarming, and it motivates us to get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: john huber is the outgoing u.s. attorney in utah. his office is prosecuting nelson on 11 federal firearms trafficking related charges. nelson has pleaded not guilty and his lawyer had no comment. huber says nelson had no prior criminal record and thanks in part to a concealed weapons permit in utah and allegedly lying on purchase applications was able to buy more than 280 guns, many destined for california. >> people perceive utah as plor of a gun friendly state and it probably is politically compared to california. and that may add to the image that maybe it's easier to get a gun here and then transport it to other

we've been waiting for you and a half to get back to this tier restaurants in downtown palo alto hopeful. >> a santa clara county slides into the yellow tier on tuesday. >> this comes as many businesses like burma ruby on university avenue lost their main customer base during the workweek. very crucial for us to you know, they have the offices here because that didn't make up a lot of our lives business and our weekday mark specially during a. >> monday through thursdays are now it's generally are slow time because we don't have people that are coming in from the offices for lodges. a similar story next door that slider bar for the restaurant has been really, really hard. >> you know, we start with few tables. maybe like you see right now it's only one or 2. in then. eventually we'll getting just a little bit more deliveries. but it was a complete the drill them on sales from probably like from like we like 3% manager. miguel torres says. >> the restaurant relies heavily on business from offices nearby not just for their lunch rush but also for catering orders. he said to whom rule faceb

tomorrow is a pretty hot day for a lot of us, 93 in concord, 91 in santa rosa, 87 in palo alto, hit aisco. the accuweather seven-day forecast, there's high fire danger tomorrow that does continue into tuesday. winds will ease on wednesday with the red flag warning expiring. the cooler weather begins to move in and by thursday and friday we'll find that hea this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> it is going to be a big week at chase center, just four regular season games remaining for the warriors, all at home as the dubs look to solidify their spot in the nba play in tournament. steph was brilliant last night against the thunder. he scored 49 points hitting 11 from downtown and more importantly, steph and draymond were able to rest the entire fourth quarter as warriors cruise to a 39-point win over okc, the biggest margin of victory all year. if the western conference standings stayed as they are now, the eighth-seeded warriors would take on the seven-seed lakers in tha

san carlos redwood city low 60's, palo alto. 54 mountain view. you're in the low 70's sonny bill santa clara milpitas low 70's there fremont union city hayward snow. look at that. lower to mid 60's. san leandro oakland berkeley the lower to mid 60's for you up there at sonoma and napa 6671 toledo 65 sandra fell nevado petaluma low 70's like you and me both. who would like to get a look at our weekend into the start of the week. you can see we've really cool down in land. we were in the upper 80's at the start of the week. here we are 77 into your friday. we start to cool off monday to tuesday as far as the bay in coastal areas were pretty much the same. a little lower for seasonal averages. but look at that mid 60's at the start of your week and into the week there. wednesday to thursday. so we'll have a complete look at what else is going on throughout the day all throughout the morning. but let's head over to traffic. check on your roadways right now as you're heading into the city to that fremont street exit a little under 11 minutes for your

this is wood land avenue near clark avenue in east palo alto. a man was shot before 10:30 last night and police were notified by their shot spotter st when officers got there, they performed cpr on the person shot but unfortunately, it was too late. we are waiting for more information from police, if they have an idea on who the shooter might be, if they're on the look out for the suspect or what the motive might have been. >>> today, the bay area's largest hotel is welcoming guests again. pandemic rules shut down san francisco's hilton union square 14 months ago and the reopening is three weeks after san francisco moved into the yellow tier. justin andrews is live at the hotel this morning. this means a lot for its employees. >> reporter: it really does. if you come down here in downtown san francisco you will notice on the doors, it says welcome back. this is a good sign for a lot of people. keep in mind prepandemic this hotel employed more than 1,000 workers. this means some of them will be returning today. starting after though, it will be a

much hot nerf concord at 91. 92 in napa. 86 in palo alto.se offshore winds are bringing in that warm air, bree virginia breezy to windy no matter where you live. hour by hour we go. it stays breezy over night tonight. that's where that red flag warning continues over night. because we do expect winds in our hills to gust over 25 miles per hour at times. then tomorrow afternoon into the early evening on our sunday, it's a breezy to windy day again. you can see strongest gusts likely exceeding 30 miles per hour. and those winds once again will drop humidity levels. we recover slightly over night. you can see a good increase especially inland. but then, with the daytime heating, those winds ramping up, those humidity level drops especially away from the coast, that's why that red flag warning will be in effect tomorrow. the details, this will last until monday for the north bay mountains and the east bay hills for the northerly winds, gusting at times over 30 to 40 miles per hour bringing that dry air, dropping humidity levels to single digits.

also ahead tonight, a handbag heist in palo alto how a group of 10 suspects got away with 43 handbags with $150,000 babble iso welcome a brand new theatrical experience. the world renowned circus. the seven fingers is bringing new performances to the historic club through kaze in san francisco. the performances from the circus group include death define acrobats, dancing and original music, all pain homage to the city. the co founders of the seven fingers have roots in san francisco as well. both our native san franciscans, several tech companies in san francisco have moved toward virtual work and are downsizing there in person office space. ktvu jana katsuyama tells us the change could have a permanent impact on the city seals force welcome some workers back this week to the san francisco headquarters. but the software giant is allowing some two thirds of workers to remain home and has canceled the lease for space in a proposed new building. it's one of many tech company's downsizing. airbnb announced this week. it's looking to decrease its office space south of market twitter on mar

stronger sea breeze today that drop the numbers around the bay area's much as 11 degrees cooler in paloese numbers running above the average in most spots 69 downtown san francisco, beautiful 74 in oakland san jose warm at 83 89 degrees in livermore and hit 90 getting hot in concord. 86 degrees in santa rosa. now we're sitting under high that's why it's going to be for at least another day. that ridge is going to move right overhead for tomorrow. that means more sunshine. and again, some warm temperatures, just some patchy right down below along the coastline. you see it forming there for tonight and into tomorrow temperatures much cooler. even at the beach is now 55 degrees in half moon bay. see the fog kind lurking there 71 over the hill and san mateo still 80 degrees in dublin. it is 87 degrees. very warm in concord this hour. 77 of layoffs 78 in the napa valley and 79 degrees in the bottle. so certainly some almost summer like temperatures out there right now that sea breeze starting to kick in to see breeze blowing in the wind. there's blowing in the wind. there's we're going to se

appointments start at palo alto high school today. everything is already booked.y pharmacy to provide the shots. more vaccines are in the work at other campuses. each offer a thousand shots as the state is reviewing cdc guidance to ease restrictions on wearing masks. >>> if you're still looking for a place to get your vaccine or at latest on the mask mandate head to nbcbayarea.com. we have the latest information as well as tips and the easiest ways to snag a vaccine appointment. >>> yesterday rallies were held in cities across the nation and here in the bay area to denounce anti asian hate and to promote unity. in oakland a rally drew politicians and a diverse group of community members, speakers included mayors, actor daniel wu, and even california's attorney general who announced the formation of a racial justice bureau in the department of justice this week. >> there's always been hatred against aapi, probably very underreported, so you know, a lot of reasons for being here and showing support. >> after the rally, people blew on whistles, something that could b

. >>> we've got a broken down big rig as you head through palo alto along the peninsula. it's blocking number six lane which is the far right lane. chp says it will take 35 to 40 minutes until everything clears out of lane. we are starting to see traffic back up a little bit, speeds dipping down to 35 miles per hour. you can squeeze by in the left lanes if you want to use 280 instead, that will work as well. everything is clear west bound, getting busy into altamont pass brake lights out of tracy as you head into the altamont area, wind advisory for 580 through the altamont. >> thank you. >>> police on the scene of a deadly crash in red wood city. witnesses say about two and a half hours ago a driver slammed into someone and took off. it happened near el cross camino real and lee avenue. there is no word on information about the victim or possible suspect. we have reached out to police and will bring you the latest as we get it. >>> alameda and napa county's first red flag warnings of the year just got extended. >> they were supposed to end today but dry gusty winds and w

highs in the upper 50s near the coast and palo alto reaching 80 degrees.rancisco in the 60s and north bay temperatures reaching 8 in snow2 in sonoma. we'll cool down this weekend as a storm system moves in and may bring some rain. that sounds amazing at this point. but the only problem is that not all computer models are on board, and there's the possibility that some of that rain may evaporate before it gets here, leaving us possibly with some lightning that would not be good news, but we have the possibility of getting about 0.1 of an inch of rain at least for areas south of the golden gate bridge, so we'll be watching that. >>> mike, what are you watching right now for the morning commute? >> i'm looking at the south portion of this map here, as we look at the speed sensors in san jose, that second burst is now kicking in for north 101, pretty sipical there. hayward southbound coming off of 238 a little build through hayward and union city, starting to clear over didakoto. couple crashes in san pablo may affect your drive. one is on the shoulder, the ot

jeremy lin raised in palo alto.ba player rose to national prominence helping turn around the new york nooikz 2011-2012. 2019 he became the first asian-american player to take home a national championship with the toronto raptors. he's been outspoken against anti asian racism, what a player. we salute you, jeremy lin. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this b

near the bay, you have upper 60s and palo alto and oakland.n, you head to the inland valleys, san jose, concord, martinez, and we are in the low to mid-70s. we sure could use some rain but it's not here so we are looking at some heightened-fire danger next week. up to 88 next wednesday. raj, coming up in less than a half hour, we will take a look at the rain. and where it's all headed. i will have that update for you, again, coming up in less than a half hour. but tgif. >> we are almost there. happy friday. we will see you shortly, thanks, jeff. >>> much more to come in the next-40 minutes, including this car goes right into a home in san jose. the family inside is okay. but they say this crash could not have come at a worse time for them. >>> plus, now that they have enough signatures, where does governor newsom's recall effort go? we get inside information from "meet the press," chuck todd. >>> there is a new mission for the mars helicopter. we are going to tell you about it when we come back, in three minutes. jack, toss me the frisbee. i c

san mateo redwood city palo alto san jose 52 there. fremont hayward livermore, 54 fairfield 54 out there. the lay health 51 in napa. 52. but we also have to hit the roads as you're heading out. we're going to show you look at your bridges, starting with the bay bridge. look at that heading into the city to the free much exit a little under 10 minutes for your drive time there. no major hot spots at this hour might be friday. like the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula under 10 minutes for you as you're driving there, we're looking at the golden gate bridge as well. that is pretty foggy. there's a fog advisory in place for you. drive slow areas of patchy fog and we'll leave you with a look at the richmond. sandra fell coming out of richmond, slowing down there about 14 minutes for your drive time out a rich and we'll have more on that next. the daria and we'll back to you. thanks for an 8. oh one. and the big story is the big change from the cdc. they say if you've been fully vaccinated. >> you don't have to wear a ma

in palo alto on 101 we had a lot of slowing south approaching san antonio the exit there, disabled biga tow truck arrived on the scene and slowing from the sensors. they may have moved that rig. the rest of the bay pretty minor drive right now, no major problems there, contra costa county does see slowing, a crash on the shoulder in concord so we'll track that with some slowing now for that corner and kari, you're starting out with an alert as well. >> yes, so we do have the microclimate weather alert because of the red flag warning that does continue from the weekend, and we've seen numerous grass fires sparking up, but hopefully we don't see anything that becomes much larger, but we have that danger today in these areas shaded in red, this is where we have the red flag warning that continues through 6:00 tomorrow evening for the north and east bay hills, humidity levels have been extremely low, and we've had these high winds picking up especially during the afternoons, we're still looking at those gusts today thatreach up to 60 miles per hour at the same time as the relative humidity

palo tras ese incidente a su esposo le llamÓ la atenciÓn que tres casas hayan quedado intactas.itecta, las casas se construyen con cemento y hiel. la madera sÓlo sirve como base para la construcciÓn y se quita al terminar. las casas pueden resistir hasta cuatro horas, tambiÉn dice que es igual de flexible y resistente a los temblores que una casa de madera. los materiales las hacen muy eficientes en el consumo de energÍa. en cuanto al costo es de el 20 al 30% menor que las casas tradicionales de madera. >> estamos felices de tener una casa como esta. locutor: esta casa estarÁ lista a partir de un par de meses, esta familia espera no pasar por la experiencia de ver su casa consumida por las llamas. fÉlix: nuevos incidentes en cali colombia. [mÚsica sonando] [escribiendo] [escribiendo, suenan ovaciones] [sonidos de aeropuerto] vuelo 1215 embarcando [campanas de iglesia] [la multitud aplaude] [escribiendo] fÉlix: la ciudad de cali se ha convertido en el epicentro de la crisis polÍtica y social que enfrenta colombia, hoy se presentaron unos incidentes que preocupa a la sociedad colo

and here's palo. according to the simulation the tsunami risk posed by the surface quake was only moderate nevertheless an alert was treated within the purse crimes time limit 5 minutes after the earthquake. so one went wrong. last assume the lurkers will discover the and so with the help of 2 private surveillance cameras. friday september 28th 6 o 2 pm the earthquake hits the bay of power loop it lasts longer than 2 minutes. how did you experience the earthquake it was incredible you couldn't stand up impossible i was there under camera 2 i was hanging on to the gate and it calmed down and i went out to call she's my cut off a very quick grocery show close to the water for help to try. out the net and they've always set a base a bay a doesn't have tsunamis. that it's in the open sea where there occur you know it happened here and he said that. these images provide the researches with key evidence on the chronology of events the time on the c.c.t.v. footage reveals that barely 2 minutes elapsed betwee

and here's palo. according to the simulation the tsunami risk posed by the surface quake was only moderate nevertheless an alert was treated within the prescribe time limit 5 minutes after the earthquake. so one went wrong. last assume the lurkers will discover the answer with the help of 2 private surveillance cameras. friday september 28th 6 o 2 pm the earthquake hits the bay of power loom it lasts longer than 2 minutes. how did you experience the earthquake it was incredible you couldn't stand up impossible i was there under camera 2 and i was hanging on to the gate and it calmed down and i went out to call she's my cut off of your grocery show clothes for water for her to try. out that they've always said a base a bag a doesn't have tsunamis. that it's in the open sea where there occur you know it happened here and it said that. these images provide the researches with evidence on the chronology of events the time on the c.c.t.v. footage reveals that barely 2 minutes elapsed between the end of the

agradables en un viernes que tenemos que tener paicencia y cuidado , vamos a ver qué sucede en la 101 con palolidad, si se ve involucrado en un choque, usted debe, primero continuar hasta encontrar dónde estacionarse, b parar y verificar si hayheridos y si hay herido marque el 911 y ya puede mover el vehículo del tráfico y letra c reportar el accidente. >>> nunca debe alejarse porque sería perseguido como un delincuente, porque huir de un accidente es contra la ley, tengo mucho cuidado con eso, la respuesta correcta es al b y lo importante es que los puentes están a 31 millas por hora y e panorama entonces en las autopistas está tranquilo salvo los puentes, más detalles al volver. >>> partido de vida o muerte para golden state warriors al regresar el detalle hoy warriors juegan el partido más importante de la temporada en el state center por eso está ahí carlos mauricio ramírez, carlos ,cuéntanos cómo está el ambiente a esta hora. >>> estoy tranquilo césar, vamos a mostrar la camea para que vea cómo está el ambiente, la gente está entrando, hay música y buen ambiente y esto es importante porqu

let's bring in wendy whitmore of palo alto networks to discuss more. we are learning more about this agency, just six full-time jobs as of 2018. why was this not better staffed? and why was this infrastructure not better protected? wendy: the reality is this part of the organization is one component that needs to continue to be strengthened along with the focus on the reality this is a problem we can no longer continue to avoid. many technologies are continuing to improve on a daily basis, so ultimately, we will have to continue to work together as a highly collaborative country and series of organizations in order to effectively combat against types of attacks. emily: we are learning more about the mechanics of the hack itself. the colonial pipeline, they actually shut down the entire pipeline, despite this hack being on the enterprise network. why would they do that? shouldn't those be separate? wendi: they likely are very separate. we often see this in companies that have an operating environment as well as a corporate environment. oftentimes, hacke

guest: palo alto networks is a significant member of the task force you mentioned, and we are reallyusing on a number of areas. deterring the attacks, disrupting attacker infrastructure, as well as preparing and responding. i think it is incredibly encouraging to see the government really focus at very senior levels in identifying and recognizing that these threats are a problem to businesses, governments and organizations worldwide, and it is going to be a multifaceted of roach for us to significantly impact them and a positive way moving forward. emily: understanding the threats his mom thing, but doing something is another. in your engagements with the administration, have you seen the willingness to put resources and manpower behind these efforts, to the extent they are really needed? guest: i think we are at the early stages at identifying and looking at ways to solve it. from the administration standpoint, we are seeing a lot more opportunity to understand technology plays such a huge place in ensuring we are innovating, able to detect these threats. i think there is more willi

2018 key and put in a think he was precise, molly, just on duty that night under the earthquake in palo registered, a magnitude of 7 for 2 minutes by the den. just afterwards, the magnitude rose to 7.7, bowman jellies. i instantly ran to the table where we stimulate economic in the other major. talk more the links when i me. the center in jakarta registered in earthquake 80 kilometer north of palm bay. early in the evening, the epa center is here. and here is follow. according to the simulation that soon army risk posed by the earthquake was only moderate, nevertheless, and alert with treated within the prescribed time limit 5 minutes after the earthquake. so one went wrong. in cost us to no luck as we'll discover the answer with the help of 2 private surveillance cameras. ah. friday, september 28th 6. o 2 pm. the earthquake hits the bay of par lou. it lasts longer than 2 minutes. did you experience the earthquake was incredible. you couldn't stand up. never did the impossible. i was there under camera 2. i was hanging onto the gate, then it calm down and i went out. did it cross his mi

to together, nearly 300 people gathered in palo alto on saturday. toe hold a prayer vigil for george floyd killed by minneapolis police officer nearly one year ago. it was really hard for everyone to look away from that religious leaders from nearly 30 churches organized the visual to reflect on that day. floyd's death on may 25th 2020 shocked the world, opening the eyes of many to the racial injustice is plaguing america. i felt like god was saying, i need you to care. and i need you to care out loud, engaging and soul. prayer and poetry. the south way church is sending a clear message. how much longer so our blood pose streets. enough is enough calling for justice in all communities. different races need to come together in unity while recognizing each other's diversity, professional basketball player jeremy lin spoke at the vigil. i come from a place of weariness and fatigue. praying for understanding every scene, every conflict, every disagreement that we have come from come from pride charge, leaders say saturday's prayer visual serves as a rem

. >> reporter: faith leader spoke and prayed outside palo alto city hall. >> as we called up for justice and righteousness. >> reporter: all in memory of george floyd. >> we are here to remember him and pray for god to be at work two, guest racial injustice in this country. >> more justice. more peace. unified goals we should strive to reach. >> reporter: several hundred showed up for this vigil. >> everybody unite it has been amazing. >> reporter: including former nba player and bay area native jeremy lin who offered this prayer. >> give your piece to african- american families, police brutality and racial injustice. >> reporter: george floyd died after former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin kneeled on his neck for more than nine minutes. floyd repeatedly said he rehe derek chauvin was found guilty and awaiting sentencing. >> i'm grateful for the verdict. it was the right one. but we still lost a man, a father, and american, and we are here to remind each other. >> reporter: others came to the vigil because they're outraged at the rays of hate and violence against the asian com