shafer: what about east palo alto, lisa? gauthier: east palo alto would love to see some development so we can continue to be a city. we'd like to see revenue coming through that will allow us -- shafer: you'd like to have some of the problems that they have. gauthier: i'd love to have some of the problems they have and have the economic development in dollars. shafer: yeah. john mcalister.st mcalister: i'd like to see -- the way our city's going right now, quality of life is important. so, that means safe streets, bicycle routes housing that's attainable, more open space, more parks and rec., better library. shafer: that sounds like a big wish list. mcalister: yeah. shafer: do you see it happening? mcalister: yes 'cause we have the resources and the commitment to do it. shafer: jim? griffith: i want to see a sustainable and balanced community sustainable in terms of environmental sustainability, transit, all in the services we need in terms of schools, our library. also i'd like to see a diverse community. i'd like to see u

. >> ken and christine lived in palo alto, california, where they raised two sons.hristine was a music teacher in the local public school. ken was a real estate consultant. life was going well for the couple until one day in 2000 when ken got a call from christine's school. >> christine had failed to show up for her 1:00 music class. >> and this was very unusual. she was very punctual. she was very much a perfectionist. >> ken had no idea where she was. so he and two co-workers drove to the house to see if she was there. when they arrived, they found christine's car in the driveway. >> christine. christine! >> inside, they found christine lying in a pool of blood. one of ken's co-workers called 911. >> what's going on? >> somebody's fallen down the stairs. she fell down the stairs and hit her head. >> is she still breathing? >> i don't think so. >> when paramedics arrived, there was little they could do. >> she was dead by the time they had arrived. >> at first glance, it looked as if christine had tripped while carrying the laundry down the stairs. apparently, her

amber lee in palo alto tonight. amber, thank you. >>> a long running program to raise and release salmon is ordered to leave it home at the edge of the bay. now there's a call for the landlord to reconsider. >>> a warm one today. it's going to be warmer tomorrow. highs tomorrow could easily get up there in the triple digits. >>> a shake up at twitter. the changes amidst criticism that twitter isn't growing fast enough. >>> a shake up at twitter headquarters today in san francisco. the company's embattled ceo is stepping down amidst criticism that twitter has been slow to evolve. ktvu's ken pritchett is live now in the city outside twitter headquarters with more on the reasons behind the move, ken. >> reporter: well if you don't follow this company closely it would be reasonable to assume that twitter is a giant and nothing but a success story. but investors want more. >> perhaps fitting for a company built on micromessaging. the message came in a short and sweet tweet. >> it's a surprise and not a surprise. nobody e

es un reto, las propiedades son caras en palo alto pero estamos progresando. hacer es entablar negociaciones con el dueÑo del parque buenavista para proponer una oferta y llegar a un arreglo en base a los recursos que tiene. >> lo que se quiere es que la misma ciudad sea la que lo maneja, con caritas. >> ha sido un proceso muy largo, llevamos casi tres aÑos que estamos luchando, tenemos muchas esperanzas de que todo este trabajo que hemos hecho durante los Últimos tres aÑos funciones y nos quedemos en nuestros hogares. >> tengo 25 aÑos viviendo en buenavista, llegue ahÍ a los 14 y mis hermanos salieron porque estudiaron, yo trabajÉ para aquellos estudiaran. tienen el derecho a buenas escuelas. flavio: aun queda mucho por hacer ya que los dijeron que Éste no es un proceso fÁcil. ademÁs de la adquisiciÓn del parque buenavista por parte de la ciudad de palo alto, no es segura ya que hay otros inversionistas interesados en esa misma propiedad. es mi reporte en vivo desde el centro de redacciÓn flavio lacayo noticias univisiÓn 14. leÓn: un hombre muriÓ atropellado

already nine neighborhoods here in palo alto have been granted that zoning. reporting live in palo alto, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> a bold mover by a burglar in san francisco. earlier this morning the man stole a $100,000 car from the bmw dealership on howard at 12th. one of the owners of the business said the suspect came in when janitors and security were there. he tried to take one car through the front doors but got stuck. so he hopped in to another car instead, driving right through the showroom window. >> it seemed really brazen that someone would attempt to drive a car through a window to get it. hopefully this doesn't become a common occurrence. >> the 37-year-old suspect hit a parked taxi before getting out and running away. about an hour later police responded to a domestic dispute and determined the man was also a suspect in the car theft. he's now facing multiple charges and is in custody. >>> employees are credited with helping crack an elaborate car theft. three suspects are in custody and police say there could be more arrests. maria medina on th

beatrice tells me she's grateful to see guards at every palo alto train crossing. but wishes even more could be done to prevent suicides. >> the more we can do to help these not to happen again, the better. >> reporter: more than 2/3 of all teen suicides on the caltrans line since 2009 have occurred in palo alto along a four-mile stretch of track. today, a pilot program was announced to install thermal cameras that will be able to detect the difference between a car, animal and a person. >> it can see a mile up and down the corridor which is a lot further than the human eye. >> reporter: the cameras detect heat. she says if the technology works as planned, the system would send an alert to police if someone is lingering near the track. the police can then contact officials before the train approaches the crossing. >> this would potentially give us an additional amount of time to slow the train. >> reporter: cal train is footing the bill to install eight-foot fences in palo alto. many neighbors who live near the track welcome the measures. >> if it can prevent more

the creek that flows been 101 in palo alto has a history of flooding. the $18 billion project will redirect it for overflow. for drivers, that means big slow downs should be expected. until 2017. >> things ching. we just have to deal with it. >> reporter: a mile and a half section is down a lane in both directions. that will be the case for another year. >> annoying. it's highly annoying. >> reporter: what used to be trif cal traffic in rush hour is now in the middle of the day. >> i personally, my sense is there are a lot of people frustrated by it. >> back out here live tonight. it appears a lot of people are using east bay shore drive to avoid some of the traffic on 101. they be able to do it for a few weeks. and next boy, bay shore drive will go down to one lane. reporting live tonight, michelleop at roberts, nbc bay area news. >> bring your patients. == thanks michelle. >>> a shake-up at the top of twitter, dick costolo is stepping down. our ceo will step down and we will welcome jack as ceo. costolo will remain on twitter's a look board of directo

people in palo alto are ready for the change and ready to get involved. >> move over alexzander hamilton we are only thinking about it now, but it is a great idea. >> it comes from jack lou. it will be the first time in more than 100 years that a woman will appear on paper u.s. currency. >> it has been a longtime that it should have happened. women have contributed so much to america. >> for you history buffs martha washington appeared on the dollar silver certificate and polka -- pokahantas was on is a dollar bill. >> for julia ball it has been a laughable lapse in history. >> long, long, long overdue. let's have a woman president too. >> maybe in the hundred would be better. >> they will enter circulation in 2020. abc7 news. >> you can weigh in on who should be the new female face of the $10 bill. >> ama daetz. >> that's not happening. >> use the # the new 10 or go to our website abc7news.com. vote for ama. >> next on abc7 news there is a peeper on the prowl. the disturbing prowl that has people on alert. >> that and michael finney takes you in the world of sneaker heads. what they are

fire is about two alarms >> pam: >> pam: new at 8. >> pam: a palo alto mobile home park. which was on the brink of closure. is now getting a second chance. >> pam: today. the santa clara county board of supervisors. set aside 6- point-5 million dollars, to keep the buena vista mobile home park from closing. >> pam: kron 4's justine waldman is live in palo alto tonight. with reaction from residents. >> pam: justine? >> it has been very tough on them because they do not want to leave their friends other schools and community. it has been really hard on them. >> reporter: on tuesday it was approves and ss six and a half million dollars to save yen of this separate allocated 8 million earlier this year. what the goal of another $6.5 million coming from this city. plus a $2 million bond all of that cash supervisor will let the part to the non-profit which would keep the park as is. >> are in a series place with the ability to preserve the site. still a tough road. shh >> reporter: people are low income. they are finding it hard to find a comfortable place all around occurred t

but around palo alto. sunnyvale and moving out towards parts of the east bay for fremont, closer to union city as well. we have quite a bit of activity to report this afternoon and also some pretty mild temperatures. take a look at the updatessed numbers for the 12:00 hour, right now, it's 70 in livermore. san francisco, 64 and mountain view checking in 71 degrees. forecast headlines clouds and showers for this afternoon. it will be a warmer thursday. we'll be trending up the temperatures for friday. in fact, the hottest locations on friday will be back up at least into the mid-90s. this area of low pressure down to the south is actually pumping in moisture from what was once hurricane plaun -- hurricane blanca. we'll be warm to hot. by the weekend we'll shave off a few degrees beginning saturday and it kicks into sunday with the next cooling trend. here we go with the clouds. i think we'll have more scattered rain showers to report. i think at least some heavy mist or some drizzle. by this evening, at lea

pam, .5/100ths -- palo alto, 5/100ths. you get an idea with the showers developing toward the vale moving south toward the bay area. here is a closer inspection of the radar, light to moderate rain showers especially closer

people in palo alto are ready for the change and ready to get involved. >> move over alexzander hamilton it is funny we are only thinking about it now, but it is a great idea. >> it comes from jack lou. it will be the first time in more than 100 years that a woman will appear on paper u.s. currency. >> it has been a longtime that it should have happened. women have contributed so much to america. >> for you history buffs martha washington appeared on the dollar silver certificate and polka -- pokahantas was on is a dollar bill. >> for julia ball it has been a laughable lapse in history. >> long, long, long overdue. let's have a woman president too. >> maybe in the hundred would be better. >> they will enter circulation in 2020. abc7 news. >> you can weigh in on who should be the new female face of the $10 bill. >> ama daetz. >> that's not happening. >> use the # the new 10 or go to our website abc7news.com. vote for ama. >> next on abc7 news there is a peeper on the prowl. the disturbing prowl that has people on alert. >> that and michael finney takes you in the world of sneaker heads. w

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. >>> another hurdle is cleared for efforts to save a mobile home park in palo alto. more than 400 low income people could be displaced if the buena vista mobile home park is sold to developers. but yesterday, the city council pledged 14.5 million dollars to keep the park open as affordable housing. that matches the money already pledged by santa clara county. the next step is fcaritas to

sunny in sunnyvale and low in mid-70s here for redwood city today. 72 palo alto. 75 los altos and thee. staying banked up here along the san mateo coast. even the sunset richmond district and partly cloudy skies for san francisco. cooler than afternoon today. the cooling trend continues up to the north bay. you will feel it with the breeze throughout the around. 73 in sonoma. 80s will return for lake port and sue cya today. near east bay 66 over in oakland. 69 in newark. the mild conditions here. a little breezy and you head inland and here are where things are really changing. 77 san ramon, 79 by the delta. 81 in pittsburgh. we will be looking at temperatures around the bay very similar tomorrow. the accuweather seven day forecast a warmup on tuesday but then the high pressure ridge really expands come midweek. that will bring 90s inland. warmest day of the week should be thursday. not much change inland on friday, but notice the coast. comfortable. in fact really nice in the 60s. you can see what is showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime with the abc news weather app. it's free on a

it's world music day in palo alto.d a music festival take place around the summer solstice. this is the seventh year for the event in palo alto. it's all for free. portions of university avenue and bryant street will be closed from 11:00 a.m. to about 9:00 this evening. so an entire day of musical fun for the family. how is it going to be in palo alto this afternoon for that lisa? >> it should be nice, in the 70s. we are three hours away from the beginning of summer. and it felt like it yesterday with highs in the 90s. it was about 93 at the concord airport yesterday. 94 in livermore. so numbers will come down perhaps 15 degrees today. that's a big big cool-down. it's all because of a stronger on-shore push. we are looking at more clouds over into the east bay. so that, too, will influence how high the temperatures get. but we will look for things to turn around by midweek. i'll explain come up. live doppler 7hd, widening the perspective here. this is an area of low pressure, a weak one. but this is what is allowing us

they were last seen runing toward park boulevard in palo alto. a similar burglary happened at the same pharmacy back in april. when prescription medications were also stolen. no arrests were made in that case. some mosquitoes in oakley have tested positive for west nile virus. this is the first group of mosquitoes to test positive for the virus this year. they were found near summer lake. officials will be fogging the area thursday evening from 8-40 to 11-30 p-m. the spraying will take place along allagash and sonnet courts, sycamore drive, east cypress road, and harborage court and harborage way. >> reporter :we had a nice day today with seasonal temperatures above normal if, but the overnight lows look like this. the satellite radar is showing no rain in our forecast, is a high-pressure system coming in from california that will come into our range and giving us a chance to warm things up and giving us plenty of sunshine in the next couple days you kind of sit here making its way into our region early tomorrow morning and that is when to give w

people in palo alto are ready for the change and ready to get involved. >> move over alexzander hamilton. >> it is funny we are only thinng about it w, but it is a great idea. >> it comes from jack lou. it will be the first time in more than 100 yearshat a woman will appear paper u.s. currency. >> it has been a longtime that it should have happened. women have contributed so much to america. >> for you history buffs martha washington appeared on the dollar silver ctificate and polka -- pokahantas was on is a dollar bill. >> for julia ball it has been a laughable lapse in history. >> long, long, long overdue. let'save a woman president too. >> maybe in the hundred would better. >> they will enterirculation in020. abc7 news. >> youcan weigh in on who should be the new female face of the $10 bill. >> ama daetz. >> that's not happening. >>se the # the new 10 or go to our website abc7news.com. vote for ama. >> next on abc7 news there is a peeper on th prowl. the disturbing prowl that has people on alert. >> that and michael finney takes you the world of sneaker heads. what they are willing to

marÍa: arrestaron a una mujer por meterse en una casa de palo alto y amenazar a la residente de la viviendaesar a la residencia de una mujer de la tercera edad y con un cuchillo en mano pedida la vÍctima las llaves de su auto segÚn la policÍa la sospechosa y la anciana conocer a una persona en comÚn. leÓn: un hombre atropellÓ mortalmente asumida de seis aÑos en una zona no incorporada, el accidente ocurriÓ por la maÑana cuando beck retrocedÍa su camiÓn el abuelo no vio tiene la menor a quien identificaron como diana fierro estaba en su bicicleta exactamente detrÁs de su vehÍculo. marÍa: una vÍbora picÓ una niÑa de dos aÑos mientras jugaba en el patio de su casa la sequÍa podrÍa ser la causa de que estos reptiles y en las zonas urbanas. leÓn: un equipo de emergencia traslada la menor a un hospital de niÑos luego de la mordedura, flavio tiene mÁs detalles. flavio: buenas tardes a padres de la niÑa no sabÍan que la picadura de una serpiente nos esperaban encontrar al animal en su casa. esta familia viviÓ momentos de angustia tras no saber que la causa inflamaciÓn de uno de los pies de su hija

i get reports of runner park and palo alto. there's many inland. thunderstorms collapsing over the southern sierra taking cloud cover towards la. 60s for some. 50 for some. to the north except for that fog on the coast, which will be slow to burn off for some. feels muggy and humid if you're inland. if you're on the coast 50s 60s and 70s. 100s inland. did you see that skyline sal. >> all your stuff came from the internet >>. >> -- >> if it's on the internet, you it must be true. >> i get tweets about stuff and it's good stuff. >> good morning, let's look at what we have now. we have a look at the east shore freeway. in our fancy computerized thing from the macarthur it's 20 minutes. when you get to the toll bridge plaza you're backed up. there's our spider. it's forest the spider. there he is . he always shows up for a second and leaves. thank you. westbound bay bridge is backed up for a ten-minute delay before you get into san francisco. he's just playing with us at this point. all right. so we're looking at the other east belt commute, and -- [la

palo alto's claudia keith says that effort is now a top priority for the city. >> alto -- we are trying up with a sense of urgency in our community. we're trying to push to get those things in place. >> reporter:two thirds of the teen suicides on the caltrain tracks since 2009 have occurred here along a 4-mile stretch in palo alto. there are places here along almawhere the fence is too low or there's no fence at all. the city says caltrain will begin work in august to install an 8-foot fence from oregon expressway to san >> alto -- caltran is on board with this we have been pushing the schedule with the restrictions or elements if you will occurred and how to celebrate that over the summer. --we hope to accelerate that. >> reporter:not long after that testing will begin here at east meadow on thermal, infra red cameras activated by heat, as opposed to movement or light, that can distinguish between humans and other objects down the corridor. >> claudia keith/city of palo alto -- it will be able to allow us to spot someone on the track. >> reporter:shrub and vegetation removal is already

the closure of the last remaining mobile home park in palo alto, is getting closer. however,. today a move was made. that could keep it open. the santa clara county board of supervisors. approved setting aside 6-point-5 million dollars. to save the buena vista mobile home park. county officials are hoping the park's owner. sells his property to the caritas corporation. which is a non-profit that is willing to operate buena vista. mostly low -income latino families live in the park. many of them are trying to remain hopeful. that they will still be able to call this place home. >> : "its been very tough on them they are like woa i don't want to leave my school or friends" >> pam :the city of palo alto will meet next week to discuss approving additional funds for the park. if it closes. nearly 400 people will be displaced from their homes. ahead at eleven. a bay area home -- once the pride and joy of a confessed hoarder -- hits the market. wait until you see the asking price. a richmond officer forced to fire on a police k-9. find out why. and next: the latest in the massive man

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. >>> covering fremont palo alto, north bay and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> women fromley and beyond are gathering for the women in technology summit. as abc7 news reporter lilian kim tells us, the event is bringing attention to inequality. >> look at all of these beautiful women. >> after an activist gave quite the talk in san jose. in someways it was a continuation of her acceptance speech where she addressed the topic of equal rights for women. >> you need women to ask and answer questions of how women need things to be how women respond to things and how things feel to women to design products that work for them from the ground up. >> they left feeling inspired. >> we need to keep getting opportunities for us girls and for other people around us. we need to make a community. >> witty women technology international started 21 years ago because of the same issues facing women today. lower pay compared to male colleagues and lack of advancement and lack of women in general. >> there haven't been as many improvements i expected to find after 25 years. >> even with all o

. >>> and we are' showing you you palo alto, which is moving well now, you see a few more cars also in the middle of the roadway, that cement barrier, still that lane shift to expect some slowing for the pally jam. we'll cover the rest of your commute. >>> happening today if you have relatives in china this will come as welcome news, san jose international airport is welcoming its first nonstop flight in china. the inaugural flight from beijing to sjc is checked to get in at 11:30 this morning. that nonstop flight is one of three new routes that they are running, the other ones go to seattle and boston. >>> california lawmakers will vote on a budget, but they still have more work to do. the $117.5 billion spending plan would spend billions more to public schools and create a new tax credit for the working poor but governor brown has mott signed off on the plan, he and republicans are worried the state will not collect as much in taxes as democrats are expecting. lawmakers must pass a budget by midnight to continue getting paid. >>> okay. friends and allies of edward snowden defending t

investigators have put this video about the palo alto facebook page. >> to have a homicide like this that is so shocking to the community and so senseless in terms of the victim really stays with us. >> the police and her family are offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible. >>> twitter ceo dick cost low stepping down amid criticism the company is not growing fast enough. this announcement came yesterday in the form of a sweet. ? costty low will step down. there is also -- about the popularity of competitors. >> there are other aspects what's that and snap chat that have come up in that time that has become much bigger than twitter. >> twitter has become more attractive to advertisers. dorsey say there is there will be no significant changes to the company until a new ceo is changed. >>> john hennessy says the next school year will be his 16th and final year of president. hennessy is the tenth president the stanford. the board of trustees will begin looking for his successor. >>> two members of the boardover -- now this comes after a s

remember, right through palo alto between university and embarcadero you will still have that slowing. there will be that continuing project for many weeks. we will get you more details as the week goes on. we will get more specifics in the next couple of days. >>> a woman in new zealand got a bit of an unexpected visitor in her house and the video is u.s. just a it do rememberable, a sea lion pup finding its way inside the house, decided to have a look around, kind of cautious at first, that little guy was a bit nervous but eventually started shuffling around to check out his surroundings. the woman says the pup sat by the fire, hung out and then wandered right off. >>> we've heard from politicians and from public figures and now walmart is weighing in on that confederate flag controversy. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiq™ technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you

also, new at 11:00, we've seen it in the mission and in palo palo alto. but, tonight, the control fight goes to redwood city. the landlord wants the renters to move on by the end of the month saying it's time for renovation. but as nbc bay area explains, people fear it's a tactic to price them out for good. >> everybody deserves a decent, affordable place to live. >> it's happening again. this time, the people who live in the 910 clinton apartments in redwood city are upset over an eviction notice. 20 families told to be out by the end of the month so the landlord can renovate the entire building. >> this place, everyone is like family. this says what they're offering. >> he has lived here for ten years. he was looking forward to starting high school with his childhood friends in the fall. >> we'll probably have to move across the bay for something we can afford. >> it's like gabriel joined his neighbors tonight who fear they'll be priced out of ever moving back. they want more money to move and, most of all, time. some held candles, even joining in praye

down the road from that, in palo alto, we have the titans 66 at 5:00.00 by 8:00. congratulations everyone. now, in san jose each day the first part of the month we like to tell through is what to expect during an average june in san jose. it is our third most dry at only .1" and in 2011 we had 1.5" for the record and the furwarmest from 77 at 55 to 82 at 58 and we had the full moon yesterday. here is the wind, they are picking up double digit its everywhere but for mountain view at 7:00 and san jose at 3:00. as we head into the afternoon hours, from noon to 9:00 they will be 21 to 23 nats along the bay and the coast that will last until 10:00 on friday morning. you can see the breezes bringing in the dry air and mixing out the cloud cover, but, on its heels, look at the high cloud starting to come in and you can see them right here from the east bay hills camera looking to the west. this is as bright as it is going to get today. beautiful shot. from the golden gate bridge and we will use this to talk about high clouds and breezy conditions. mostly cloud

. ♪ ♪ >>> do you know who the pride of palo alto is?like to call hem him. how are you doing. >> thank you for giving that answer. hi raj, how are you doing? >> doing good. i miss you. >> i have seen you. you reason is seen me but i have been watching. i want to discuss the warriors. they won a championship. but they did lose an assistant couch. alvin gentry is the pelicans new man introduced today with the team the warriors first beat in the the first rounds of the playoffs. we remember gentry celebrating. he was there. he knew steph curry was the reason he was there among others. but maybe the excitement of the new gig caused the new head coach to become forgetful. >> as far as this job and this basketball team, i'm really excited about it. you know we've got the best player in the nba, not named lebron james. >> have you not heard of steph curry? you were his coach. >> good news if you were an oakland raiders plan. a preliminary plan for a new raiders stadium prepared waal as submitted to oakland fwishls said. owner mark details of sa

see if the visibility issues, so far none reported on the roadways, but we will look over toward palo altohere we can clearly see the light from that big sign at the shopping center but we are looking also at the roadway south of there is where we have seen last week this palo alto jam here. we expect to see a similar issue it this week, but there's a sign at the bottom of the screen, it does say slow down, lane shift. so at least they're warning you this week. look at the map we see no real slowing lieu that area. south of highway 84 on the left side of your screen. southbound 85 that crash i told you about past 17 over on the shoulder. crash 680 southbound also on the shoulder and no slowing and no injuries. the altamont pass on the right shows a tiny build for 580. there is the rest of the bay as you would expect an easy drive. that crash still active on chp for 101 on tenth if in san francisco. >>> not one but two brutal shark attacks as two teenagers are viciously attacked just miles apart. welcome back, time is ... (adlib) cleanin cleaningy. >>> and we're watching the skies for you,

and palo alto .1600. a bad day when it came to rainfall picking up more today than the entire month of january. take you outside of the sky camera network. humid in the south bay. 64 in san francisco. a colder wind from the coastline. you can see clouds beginning to break up as our storm system is moving east right now. so let's go ahead and bring you into the morning forecast. after this rainfall today, you probably all want to know are we going to start off with wet weather. so let's go ahead and get a look. you can see as we head throughout thursday morning's forecast, likely areas of drizzle throughout the peninsula and san francisco. otherwise, all areas begin to see clearing skies. and then check out the micro climate forecast. yet again, another drastic change in the bay area. tomorrow instead of those 70s, back up to 85 in san jose. 89 in morgan hill and then you're looking at sunny skies. peninsula, fogged in at 68. palo alto 83. and san francisco, mainly 60s. but in selma, 72 degrees. and for th

palo alto 78. today they are all above. and 88 degrees.a, central sierra. it looks like they are drifting south. fog san issue for parts of the coast. 50s and 60s on the temps. i expect by next hour the temperatures will warm up. only 12 miles an hour to the west, southwest. water temps are off. 57 monterey. they continue to go up. that is a sure sign that the coastal temperatures will not be very cool on the lows. the fog looks like it will pick up saturday into sunday and start to lift but today high pressure is sitting right on top of it. sinking air equals that fog not lasting very long. on the coast it could be rather reluctant to burn off. so 60s there. 80s around the bay. 90s to near 100 for some. thick morning fog for some. not for many. sunny and warmer. feels kind of muggy, humid but temperatures 70s and 80s and 90s to near 100s. monday we had just blazing hot temperatures. had the rain on wednesday and now right back up to the warm to hot category. not as hot as monday but it will feel pretty toasty. 80s and 90s for many unless

we've seen incredible runs in the cyber security stocks like palo alto networks. how about fireeye or the hottest of them all? cyber arc. up 81% for the year and giving you a monster 360% gain. 360% gain since it went public last september. the trouble is these top names had so much extraordinary move they become tough to endorse. that's why i want to give three lesser known cyber security plays so you can play this red hot trend with stocks more under the radar screen. i'm talking about fort net which isn't unknown but still gets a lot less attention along with the far more obscure proof point. why don't we start with proof point? that's pfpt. it's similar to cyber arc which specializes in protecting the keys to the kingdom. privilege add counts that have access to everything in a network. originally it had one primary focus. protecting it's clients e-mail systems as they're one of the most common entry points for the worst part of cyberattacks. basically the software works to block spam and viruss also with leaks of incrypted data and archiving your e-mail. as i

palo alto year to date. and then a small company is basically up 67% year to date. if you look at the market caps, these are the names people play. the favorite one is fire eye. i would stick with that one. but palo is definitely there as well. >> josh's favorite is fireeye. >> that's the one. that's the one. >> that's it? >> it gives you so many different facets of the security trade. are they just did a huge deal with visa. you know they're doing stuff with the government. i just think fire eye is the best way to play. not that any of these companies are cheap. but to me that's the one with the best chance of really growing into its valuation. >> thanks to the acquisition of mandient way back when, they're often the first responders when there's a breach. >> this stock started to move over the last couple days. the breakout from $45 has been almost parabolic. >> i would add we're talking about cisco before. who has the most contracts of any u.s. corporation or one of the top three at cisco? at some point they've focused on this space. they're going to get in the a

palo alto police say this man was seen stealing a package off a front porch. homeowner found a craigslist ad for the stolen package and the contents. he told police officers and then officers posed as an interested buyer and set up a meeting. that's when they arrested this man, 39-year-old eric espinoza for possession of stolen property. >>> firefighters raced to knock down a fire at a home in san jose this morning. this is on el paseo drive, the hot weather making it especially difficult. >> what that does is first of all makes fire grow exponentially faster. because the humidity is down. and then also for our crews, we have to be highly cognizant of the fact they're going to work past their stress appointment point very quickly because of the am beent temperature. >> weather is affecting us all. thankfully, no injuries and no word on a cause at this hour. >> coming up funnel cakes and fast rides. we'll take you to the san mateo county fair, next. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs wi

. >>> palo alto-based tesla has big road plans.lectric car company's ceo says today he wants one million tesla cars on the road by 2020. right now tesla has the model s sedan, but the model x crossover is scheduled to debut later this year. a mass market affordable car that sells for around $35,000 is expected in 2017. >>> and while tesla ramps up sales goals honda announced it is pulling the plug on its accord plug-in hybrid, civic hybrid and it's compressed natural gas civic. honda says it's just a result of slow sales. this is video from consumer reports. the automaker will now focus on a new generation of vehicles including a hydrogen fuel cell car, which is due out sometime next year. >>> you could get some new privacy protection when you use google and facebook if the california-based group gets its way. >> michael finney is here to explain what this consumer watchdog is proposing. >> yeah, this is interesting. there's a possibility you might be able to soon tell internet companies to stop spying on you. the federal communica

up first is palo alto. their rules go into effect today. they are trying to save 24 percent, watering two days a week, and watering is banned from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. livermore, it's 24 apartment. san francisco, it's 8%. for customers of east bay mud, 20%. in san jose, customers have two weeks to prepare before tough controversial water cuts go into effect. starting june 15th, san jose waters says that all residential customers are limited to 11 units a month or 8200-gallons per month. if you go over that, it will cost up to $7 and 12 cents per unit, applying to households with 4 people or less. if you have more than four people, you can apply for a appeal, an extra two units per person per month. check with your local water provider so you conot pay the tough penalties starting this month. live in san jose, kiet do kpix 5. >>> the dublin san ramon water district is helping customers keep their lawns lush during the drought. it's adopted a water recycling program that offers free water. the water is tre

redwood city is 83 and same in palo alto and we drop down to 72 in millbrae and half moon bay is 62, and daly city is 61, and mid-to-upper 60s downtown and 70 in sausalito and the spread not so big across the north bay and bodega bay is 60 and san it rose is 86 and mid-90s around lake port and novato is young and if you are headed over to sonoma raceway today is about 80 or 81 and cooler this weekend for nascar. richmond is 70. mid-to-upper 70s elsewhere and the low-to-mid 90 through most of our inland east bay neighbors and present wood is 97 and men and concord is a cool spot at 90. both games, both teams are in town and 65 dropping down to 60 and under partly cloudy sky and royals in town to take at a's with fireworks at at&t park and we have a special event to go with pride this weekend lgbt night with the giants at 7:15 first pitch 62 and dropping to 57. the temperatures tonight are more comfortable with a few 60 lingering and most of us in the mid-to-upper 50s and high clouds missing with the low cloud and that is the case tomorrow a 4-10 degree drop from the cost inland and we

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highs today around the bay, upper 70s in palo alto.in san jose. 89 by the delta but not much further east you are going to run into those 90s. quite hot in the valley. if you are headed into town for the a's today, 70 at 3:00. fathers day a little cooler. the coolest day of the week should be monday. very pleasant though. and nice day again on tuesday but heat comes back wednesday, thursday and friday. especially inland. the coast will stay comfortable warming up around the bay as well. good looking five day of course. dry dry dry. >> and a nice day for dad tomorrow. >>> turning to sports now l.a. versus -- in baseball. here is the mornings sports report. >> when the giants last played the dodgers the san francisco pitching staff shut out the men in blue via the straight. but the scoreless streak came to an end. cranston came in tonight. and l.a.'s bats have been bad but 1-0 dodgers. top of the third buster posey clears the bases with a grand slam, 4-1 san francisco. l.a. cut it to one. but the giants on a 3-0 pitch crawford drives in

it's held at the palo alto foundry which is an at&t erickson innovation center. what i like about future cast is it shows my commitment to innovation. i'm not a reactionary, i'm not a luddite. and we bring in smart people to talk about the way in which technology's changing the world. we have an invitation-only list of people about 50-100 people come to these events, and it's a really fun way to think about these challenges of the future. so we had, for example, sebastian, sebastian thrum who was the guy who invented google self-driving cars, we have tim draper, the guy behind draper fisher. so it's an attempt to seriously think about these issues. as in terms of this book, it's an attempt to turn the kids of silicon valley into grown-ups to make them more responsible for the impact of their technology which is changing the world. >> host: has tom perkins ever spoke at future cast? >> guest: he has not, and i'd love to have him. if he's watching, he's more than welcome. i think tom perkins is a rather -- >> host: who is he? >> guest: tom perkins was perhaps, the

palo alto at 76. it does look like a little warmer and warming up over the weekend. >> especially saturday. >> especially saturday. >> is that okay, tori? >> we'll see. thank you, steve. >>> a crackdown on speeding drivers in the north bay. the call for change by residents themselves after a teenager is killed. >>> but first, where cursing in public could get you in trouble. who is tracking down on profanity and how much it could cost you. >>> 7:22. a grass fire in the los altos hills bushed dangerously close to homes. the flames were reported before 5:00 last night alongside interstate 280 near magdalena avenue. crews from the santa clara county fire department attacked the grass fire on the ground and calfire made waterdrops from the air. about three acres burned. there's no word on what started the fire. >>> california may be in an exceptionallal drought but that will not stop the fireworks in 4th of july. the contra costa times reports that most venues will have fireworks shows. this despite very

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a little build for 101 through san jose and live look through palo alto. now, this is the lane shift that continues going on here. this project overall will take years. i do want folks to think this is going to be a days or months long process, but i'm trying to get more details because i don't know whether or not they are going to shift those lanes back over the next couple of weeks or if they're going to keep it that way for the duration. there's some environmental concerns that keeps construction time limited. the headaches continue. >> could be a long process. >>> well, 6:11 now. up next, get ready to pay for -- pay more as you cross the golden gate bridge. >> shell out a little bit more. >>> plus the race for the white house is about to get even more crowded. you know who that is and he is throwing his hat into the ring later today. >>> and we are looking live at san jose. no spiders there. so lovely in the south bay and spider free. it's going to be a scorcher so make sure as you head the kids off to camp today, pack them some sunscreen and maybe ice

in morgan hill 84 degrees, palo alto 71 degrees and we see the 70s and 80s all across the board, even it will be beautiful today and once again, just take it in. >> enjoy it. don't sweat it out inside the car. you were tracking 87 and tailer >> there was a crash, we were talking about how critical that is getting into downtown. our photographer went out there and said whatever was going on just cleared. no patrol vehicles involved. bottom of your screen the connector north 85 to north 87 that's a critical connector and that is an issue, there is a crash blocking one lane. you see that i can canning am throughout the south bay. the rest of the bay looking pretty light. 880 just a little slowing out of union city and the bay bridge metering lights are on. >>> that is what's happening "today in the bay." we will be back live with local news, weather and traffic at 7:25. >>> good morning. breaking overnight, violent tornadoes. at least 14 reported from kansas to michigan. five people rescued after be ing trapped at a camp site near chicago. the severe weather threat is moving east this mo

menlo park is 50 and palo alto is 51 and redwood city and belmont and foster city is 54 and 56 in hair and 55 in fremont and san ramon at 53 and a cool spot is mill valley at 45 and half moon bay at 46. headed into the afternoon, a lot of sunshine and 70 an bay to 80 in san jose. up in the north bay to 91 in the east bay and 60 along the coast at 67 in san francisco and you can see the golden sunshine on san francisco right now at two- to four-degrees warmer tomorrow and thursday 70 at coast and 90 an the bay and triple digits inland, and i will show you if the cooling trend continues through the weekend coming up. leyla some. >> we have 47 bart trains running on time. ace train one three and five all on time. no delays and now limited parking is available at pleasanton heading through to july 5 because of the alameda county fair. also expect some traffic impact additionally. here is a look at san jose and that is 87 near the shark tank and traffic is still quite light although a study showed that traffic here is one of the we have spots in the south bay as i am sure you know. as we he

. >> pam: the city of palo alto is collaborating with caltran to curb suicide and the track.-thirds of teen suicides on caltran track since 2009 have occurred along a 4 mi. stretch of palo alto now work has begun to restrict access to the tracks officials are clara shrubs and trees to make way for a higher fence and heat sensing cameras are also being tested. those cameras can distinguish between humans and objects. >> pam: coming up police seize millions of dollars of drugs and a massive east bay bust. at a baby boy comes into the world the most unusual way. meet the bay area firefighter who helped deliver the baby and when he had to do to keep the newborn alive. >> pam: new at 8. >> pam: a mother's birth plan went anything *but* according toshe gave birth on the way to the hospital. in an ambulance! >> pam: kron 4's justine waldman introduces us to the fire fighter on the peninsula who had to act fast to save the baby's life. >> reporter:baby boy frank edward mendez junior could not wait another minute to enter the world. >> reporter:even if it had to be in the most unusual