palo alto, 86.ncisco, primarily 60s here, right near the coast lean f some of the nicest weather. and right up here through the north bay, 89 in santa rosa, 93 in napa and 92 in novato. sunshine tomorrow and hotter, but then we'll see changes as we move into thursday. i want you to be ready for this. what we're looking at is cloud cover increasing on thursday's forecast. it's moving in from the south, cloud cover as we see a weak system move over the bay area and tropical storm dahlia cleese by close by. on my extended forecast, clouds on thursday, 60s, 70s by this y upcoming weekend. 97 technology. triple digits moving in saturday and sunday. remember what i said yesterday? phone a friend. with a pool >> phone a friend with a pool j. >> it is now 10:50 wednesday morning in tokyo. so it's probably already hot. >> you got to get adjusted. you're going there in a year. >> give me a year. >> start now. start training now. >> i'll start sweating now. >> start training now so you won't have jet lag. >>>

cordell is also an independent police auditor and also happens to live in palo alto.lo alto's own police auditor turned down our request, she agreed to review the case for us. >> everything from the hollering, the yelling, the violence, the use of force, the failure to report it and then the audio in the aftermath that showed absolute explicit bias, every bit of it was bad. >> reporter: nbc bay area's investigative unit reached out to robert jonsen as well as attorneys for each of the individual officers to get their side, but they declined comment, citing the pending lawsuit. >> i'm calling on the chief of the palo alto police department to stand up, address this issue and let us know, particularly those who live in the trailer park, they are palo alto residents. let them know they are safe in this community because from what i saw, i don't think that's it at all. >> in a response to the lawsuit filed in court, attorneys for the city as well as an attorney for sergeant benitez denied most of alvarez's claims. palo alto city manager released a statement to me late tod

. >> cloudy for san francisco, but not too bad for palo alto where we are seeing clear visibilities, but something is going. it's going to be a milder start but cooler afternoon so we will look at all our microclimates coming up. >> in palo alto, there's a road crew going on, and the slowdownh bay, highway 37 just re-opened ov lf time where there was flooding during the rain season, they are doing road repairs and raising the road to hopefully keep it from flooding this year. the rest of the bay moving nicely. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> and then asking a judge to limit asylum seekers at the border. >> the aclu already filed suit. >> meantime, thousands of president trump supporters chanting send her back at his campaign rally coming from pres trump's tweets telling them to go back where they came from even though they are all american citizens. tracie potts will have a live report at the top of the hour. >>> the race for the white house heating up right here in the bay area. donald trump jr. raised money for his father in san francisco. >> it all happened with billionaire d

palo alto 86. san francisco, a little bit of warmth in the mission at 70 but the outer sunset will remain cool at 64. that's from the chilly westerly wind at 19 miles per hour. low 90s from novato, sonoma and in to napa. tomorrow is hot with sun, but we do want to let you know we have clouds increasing thursday. some humidity from the south and thunderstorms close by. we're watching two things, a weak system near the bay area and tropical storm dalia. so, again, thunderstorms over the sierra and a little bit of humidity and cloud cover by thursday's forecast. you'll see in san francisco this does have a mix of 60s and 70s right into this weekend. it looks warm. and for the inland valleys, 97 tomorrow. >> whoa. >> yes. this weekend, dangerous heat on saturday and sunday. low 100s. >> fan me, raj. >> yes. this i f you. >> wait, is that my fan? >> this is your fan. >> befoorrowing it. i put mine away. >>> fun fact, did you know raj has covered five olympics? >> oh, my god. oh, no. >> by the fireplace,

fremont at 77 degrees, and 76 in palo alto. going through the rest of the day, we're going to see some spots hitting the low 90s. look at fairfield, 91 degrees at 4:00 today, and then going to see some mid 80s for san francisco, rather for san jose. we're going to stay in the 60s in san francisco, and then cool down tonight. going through the next couple of days, we'll see some changes here that we don't always see. we'll start to get a surge of some monsoonal moisture that could bring in some more clouds and even some thunder for parts of the sierra. we're still going to see the fog and also see an increase in cloud cover as we go to tomorrow as well as wednesday, before it dries out once again, and it gets really hot. so looking at our temperatures for the inland areas, we have some low 90s today, and then a few more clouds once again tomorrow so that's going to bring down those temperatures into the upper 80s, and then it's going to be really hot by midweek, reaching up to 94 degrees in some of the valleys, while san francis

. >> reporter: could you afford a single-family home in palo alto?ow about a half dozen homes on one single block? >> usually you find out who it belongs to in the, staff. >> i learned about it from a girlfriend. >> it is definitely people with a lot. that is for sure. >> reporter: once the chatter among neighbors, the latest tech compounds are taking shape in silicon valley, palo alto what's app founder has purchased seven houses on this block. what could be the largest of them getting torn down by hand. >> it is just surprising. these homes sell for so much money and then are essentially demolished. >> reporter: it literally wraps around the corner, touching all sides of the block. over in afton, the other founder, purchased five properties, two new homes are under construction. and what is calling a compound. neighbors tell us, that these were all market sales. it remember, this agency has seen multiple property buyouts before. >> there are a few compounds around by people that are billionaires. >> this is the mark zuckerberg area. >> reporter: th

in palo alto, i'm amanda del castillo, "abc7 news." >> amanda, thank you.o hear your ideas about building a bay area. share them by joining our group on facebook. >>> a hiker who vanished for days in death valley has been found alive. 60-year-old cheryl powell is doing well. she disappeared friday, and family says she walked away with her dog to use the restroom, but saw a man with a knife coming toward her. she ended up running deep into the woods. her son says it took seconds. >> my dad went down the hill, he came back up the hill. when he came back, they were gone without a trace. >> powell says she survived by drinking stagnant water, eating cactus, and traveling at night to avoid dehydration. the sheriff's office is investigating what happened. >>> the famous daffodil hill has become a victim of its own popularity and is closing. people have been flocking there for decades to view the flowers. the owners say thousands of people showed up for opening weekend, jamming up the roads for hours as they waited to park. they say the traffic was just too much,

san mateo at 79 and palo alto at 83. altos, if you ared hadded there for the art and wine festival, drink plenty of water and other stuff. you are looking at 88 by the afternoon and sunny skies. have a good time if you are headed out here. into san francisco, the mission r mission at 70. you are at 64. winds breezy out of the west. into napa and sonoma, temperatures into the upper 80s. the forecast cools it off a couple of degrees through next week. no big issues the next seven days. really, really beautiful forecast. inland valleys in the low 90s and here we go again. back down to the low average temperatures. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday. that's a magnificent july forecast. we talked about tropical storm barry. this will continue to push inland over the next three days. rain is the big problem. 7 to 20 inches. winds of 70 miles per hour. we will have coverage through the weekend. >> that are could come tomorrow morning? >> certainly. >> thanks, jeff. >> coming up, all the snow to go somewhere. watch as it f

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one but several homes and palo alto. the other guy is spreading out and west atherton. >> reporter: could you afford a single-family home in palo alto? how about a half-dozen on one single block? >> it is definitely people with a lot. that is for sure. >> reporter: once just the chatter among neighbors, the latest tech compounds are taking shape. both products of the same company. the what's app cofounder has purchased seven houses on this one block, what could be the largest of them, now getting torn down by hand. >> it is just surprising, i think. that home could sell supper so much money and then essentially be demolished. >> reporter: as these properties wraparound the corner and touch all four sides of the block, and atherton, the other founder has purchased five properties and two new homes are under construction. this is what is being called a compound. these areas have seen multiple property by ups before. >> there are few compounds around. people who are you know, billionaires. >> reporter: but the seven home co

you're down to one lane as is building traffic coming up through palo alto out of mountain view, sanose, sunnyvale, and you see it right here, right where our camera is. that's the only issue there, just construction crews and you'll find those around the area, a reminder why you need to slow for the cones. you saw the truck and the person walking there right on the roadway as well. we're looking at folks driving carefully as well through contra costa county toward the bay bridge. no real problems. there's cash lanes, a little backup for cash lanes at the toll plaza. we don't have all lanes openffi across the span smoothly. yesterday about this time we had a crash but no problems to and from san francisco. no delays for b.a.r.t.reminder further notice there's no wifi service so if you' planning on taking that train and doing work on the way into the bay area or through the bay area, no wifi. hope you have a hot spot. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> a live look at sfo, where police are investigating a deadly crash. this one involving a vehicle that struck a passenger outside the i

. >> only on 5 tonight, betty yu shows as why they consider the luxury homes in old palo alto almost a bargain. >> it's an incredible property. you've got over an acre in old palo alto with a pool. >> reporter: this century-old escape has been completely renovated across 11,000 square feet. it features a spot, bedrooms, 7 1/2 baths, wine cellar, and modern technology throughout. it's on the market for just under $40 million in a neighborhood that daily on realty ceo michael calls upon the altar's most prestigious. it also has the highest percentage of foreign buyers. >> i think for the same reason everyone is attracted, the weather is wonderful, school are fantastic, business climate is the best in the world. >> reporter: he says his clients are the same kind he was used to seeing. to around five years ago, there are a lot of chinese buyers and foreign buyers looking to buy in expensive properties in the united states in the million to $2 million range in this area. that has dried up dramatically, at, helping facilitate the purchase of a we would consider luxury properties. >> report

starting next year, palo alto will ban demolitions completely . this will change how you get rid of an old building when you want to build a new in. our reporter explains. >> reporter: it is called deconstruction. think of it like the process of building a house but only in reverse. the goal is pretty straightforward. it is to reuse or recycle as much of those building materials as possible. it does come with a price. the new city ordinance would make turndowns a thing of the past in palo alto. it would require builders to carefully disassemble homes and buildings piece by piece rather than something demolishing them and building something new in their place. >> the construction process and then the precursor, demolition. those two things added together were over 40% of our total. truck that is right. according to palo alto, nearly half of the waste that ends up littering landfills comes from construction sites. the goal is to reduce that dramatically using, reusing 20% and recycling 5%. >> the major good that this will do is not with respect to s

a groper in palo alto, caught on camera, waiting to attack. coming up, the uniqueness of this suspect. and police are hoping somebody will recognize himful. >>> and we want to show what caused a major outage across facebook, instagram and what's app for several hours. first, let's take a look at your morning traffic. very little out there. which is good. there is traffic. but not a whole lot. and no problems to report. you're looking at the san mateo bridge. we'll be keeping an eye on everything for you. >>> weatherwise. only minor changes as we move ahead into your holiday. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's now 4:14. in palo alto, police are still searching for a man accused of groping a woman as she walked along a sidewalk. ktvu's azenith smith shows us the police video showing that suspect. and they hope it will help catch him. >> i want them to find the creep. yeah. >> reporter: long-time resident lisa taylor said she no longer feels secure, living on marlin str

months after the charges against him were dismissed in court a palo alto man is now suing the city. >>the police department and several officers for the way they handled his arrest. well forcefully to go reports the man's lawyer says the police did not know that they were being captured on surveillance video. >>the crux of a federal civil lawsuit filed against the city of palo alto its police department its chief and at least 5 other officers. back in february 2018 that left the stable alvarez battered and bloodied he makes me angry. >>it's shocking it's disturbing is disgusting. alvarez is represented by cohn the south end of the south in law firm. >>who also had the criminal case against alvarez that started all of this dismissed in court late last year. the civil case alleges excessive use of force these officers have engaged in the highest form of misconduct. the highest form and dishonesty and they have absolutely no business wearing a badge and pretending to be individuals who are on us to protect and serve i want to come over my car right here on the night in question says pa

. >> reporter: east palo alto is in the midst of what you could call and affordable housing building boom. they are on track to build 500 units within five years. their message is to step it up. >> reporter: deacon moses miller has been living at this apartment unit for the past 30 years. so when the 79-year-old found out his one-bedroom one bathroom unit was getting renovated and his rent was staying the same and he was getting an elevator there was only one thing left to do. >> i am blessed. i know that i am. i thank the lord every day . >> reporter: in 1853-year-old complex next to highway 101 is about to get a facelift thanks to a grant award that will go on a frenzy of demolition, construction, and renovation. there will be a net gain of 91 affordable housing units with 14 homes set aside for critically needed units for the homeless, disabled, or minors in transition. >> 150 homes right here. >> reporter: the city manager says if all goes as planned, this property will have 150 apartments built in four years. east palo alto is halfway to his goal of building 500 affordable housi

. >>> looking live from palo alto, and maybe folks headed in or maybe headed out? you can find us on social media and let us know what you are up to on this fourth of july. getting the upper hand on a brushfire burning near tracy and it's called the hollow fire and burning in the carnegie state vehicular recreational area. started yesterday afternoon and there are no homes in the area, and about 300 acres are burned and 15% contained. >>> an unorthodox plan to get rid of rodents, the refuge is 27 miles west of san francisco. the problem is that it's being overrun by nonnative mice, which eat native plant seed, and they feed on a rare bird. now they want to drop rat poison over the islands by a groups are concerned about this. >> the birds are going to get sick and when they die they will expose other animals that eat them to the rat poison. >> fish and wildlife have a plan to square off the birds and retrieve all of the dead mice before they could be eaten. >> that will be an interesting debate. >>> coming up on today in the bay, we want to get a look at the foreca

over to the peninsula i have you at 86 here in palo alto. san mateo 79. francisco lots of 60s near the water but i still think we'll have 70s in the mission and through the north bay. 91 in napa. 85 mill valley. right up to santa rosa i have you at 89. my extended forecast, focus of that heat again this weekend, san francisco 70s sxart sunday and we'll cool it off as we head through next week. inland valleys we're dropping it off a few degrees, we had a few low 90s. some thunderstorms close by. no rainfall chances for us just yet. as we mentioned we're keeping it dry. then this weekend that dangerous heat and low 100. here's the good thing. we drop off, we cool down as we head into next week's forecast. so saturday and sunday be ready for that heat. plenty of water. we know there's so many activities happening across the bay area. we have gilroy garlic festival. we have drag racing up in sonoma. so just take it easy if you're outside. >> a lot of water. thanks, jeff. >> sure. >>> okay. wait till you see this. talk about swanky. it's a new bay area restaur

. >>> people living in palo alto are riled up tonight about a planned extension of a private all-girls school. i am devin fehely, coming up i will tell you why they are so upset. >>> japan reeling from a devastating attack. how a suspected arsonist turned a famed anime studio into a death trap. 50 a bay area captain accusing a city of sinking his retirement plans. a battle over a block to barter. ski all that plus temperatures felt like a set of card keys today. the numbers came down areawide. but as we look ahead, there are changes on that cloudy horizon. we will have them in the forecast, when we come back. >>> on the peninsula this evening, a bitter battle over plans to expand a private girls school in palo alto. the opponent say the schools expansion will flood their lyjoining us live from palo alto with the details. >> reporter: i am here at this high school. now the opposition is focused merely on an underground parking garage that would build over in this area that they say will dump hundreds of thousands of cars into the otherwise quiet neighborhood. >> the environmental impact

a lottery paired the list down to 60, most east palo alto residents looking to own. >> i'm surprised there wasn't 1000. our intention is for it to go to a member of the community, people that live here and work here. >> reporter: epa has 100 properties that would be deemed affordable if they are to sell, most in neighborhoods like this, new properties come online when owners decide to sell or when developers come in. the city is mandating 20% of new development be affordable housing. the lottery ranked the finalist for this property, 1 through 60 starting with number one, the process begins to see who gets the condo. >> if the family that ranked at the top of the lottery can qualify for would be buyers, must go back try again affordable housing in the land of 7 figure sales. jesse gary, ktvu. >>> a daughter's plea for justice coming up what the grieving family and police are saying about a drive-by shooting. >>> what ice is saying about a raid that's happening right now. >>> we are keeping an eye on the mueller testimony hearing in washington dc. these are live pictures. the special

palo alto police referred us to the city manager for comment.ho issued a statement, which reads in part, the police department has procedures to investigate allegations of misconduct thoroughly, and to hold officers accountable, if they determine misconduct has occurred. >> the others are working their normal shifts. >> these officers have no business being peace officers. they are dishonest. they're violent. they have a veil of secrecy that they've created. >> jesse gary, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> happening today. pg&e is holding a plan that raise rates. pg&e says the money will go toward installing poles, power lines and areas of high fire risk. >> we are requesting approximately $1.5 billion over our revenues. more than half would be directly related to wildfire prevention. >> we also want to make sure that every dollar earmarked for safety improvements is spent on just that. >> if approved, the average pg&e customer can expect the monthly bill to increase by more than $10 starting in 2020. then in 2021, it will increase by another $4.70 a month.

a big gathering in palo alto right now.hese are live pictures of this rally focusing on a company accused of working directly with i.c.e. nbc bay area's robert honda joins us at 6:30. >>> people taking a stand in contra costa where they claim the raid started a being ago. >>> jodi hernandez is in concord for us with the very latest. jodi? >> reporter: raj, i'm told 300 to a 00 people are expected to gather here at the park in concord about an hour and a half from now. organizers say it is time to take a stand against the immigration crackdown. >> we want people to feel energized and invigorated. >> reporter: a lisa shows us the candles and posters she and others will have on display tonight as they gather in concor risk of deportation to know they have support. . >> they are not outsiders. we don't seem them as our frien our neighbors. we wish we could do more. >> reporter: a reported nationwide immigration enforcement is expected to ramp up this weekend. legal advocates say the detentions have already started in contra cos

palo alto 79 degrees.o mid-60s in san francisco, and the north bay in the upper 70s and lower 80s. we have this unusual storm system moving across the pacific northwest but that will lift off toward the north and east over the next few days. our weather will change as a result, we go from an onshore wind flow and cooler ocean air to high pressure building across the desert southwest, and our temperatures going up as well. so it's going to spark the trend a little bit hotter in the valleys, going from the mid 80s today to the low 90s for saturday and sunday, and then it will come down again early next week, so our spike in temperatures, it doesn't look to last that long, while san francisco stays cool, and gets a little bit more sunshine. and mike, the drive is slowing across the bay. >> that's right, specifically crossing the bay, on the san mateo bridge, you see the volume build over the last 20 minutes, expected for that pattern and expected for this volume as well. so no surprise this flat section and y

she's calling for swift action from palo alto's police chief.epresentatives from palo alto declined to comment, citing a pending civil rights lawsuit. coming up tonight, you can see the entire video, plus questions about a possible coverup, and what microphones worn by these officers caught just after the incident. that's all tonight at 11:00, on "nbc bay area news." >> if you want to get a hold of our investigative unit give them a call, 888-996-tips or if it's easier, logon to our website nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> right now at 6:00, breaking news in the middle east, the bold new claims iran is making about american intelligence sources, the cia the country says it insists the country it captured. >>> a woman visiting san francisco still in the hospital right now, her husband died. a tesla sped through a red light and hit them. the investigation into the car and the reason the owner of the car wasn't behind the wheel. >>> plus raising fees. the big increase that could be coming across contra costa county for fire fighters. "today in th

it is 54 here. 50 palo alto with 65 in concord.ready a good 15 degree spread and a look for that summer spread again this afternoon. details coming up. >>> lisa, thanks. also head, steph curry can do it all, baseball, golf and now football. two-time mvp enjoying the week in tahoe. more dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily, her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. jeff is flying to... oh never mind. but hey, 10 minutes from a wyndham. he's having the best. day. ever! and he's about... 10 minutes! 10 minutes... from a hotel by wyndham. with over 6,000 hotels across the country, a great hotel by wyndham is closer than you think. book direct at wyndhamhotels.com. time right now 5:43. we're taking a live look outside from san mateo bridge camera. thanks so much for starting your day with abc 7 news. we'll get a check of the full bay area forecast in just a little bit. happening today sunday streets returned to san francisco mi

. >>> a man wanted in palo alto for attacking a woman walking sidewalk. coming up llthce video police hope will lead to the perpetrator. >>> >>> surveillance video showing a man wanted in a sexual battery case. police say he groped a woman while she was walking down the sidewalk in palo alto. it happened last week on university avenue near marlow street at 9 pm. at police headquarters tonight with a description of the suspect and his car.>> reporter: we have learned the victim as a woman in her 20s. she was just a walking to her home in east palo alto. she had gotten off of work. and downtown when the assault occurred. neighbors of the quite street fear the man's behavior could escalate into something worse. >>> i want them to find the creep. >> reporter: lisa taylor said she no longer feels secure living on marlow street next to the main floor of the university avenue. her neighborhood described as a quiet suburb with little to no crime. what happened right outside her front door has shaken the community.>>> is sounds like he was stalking her. for quite

this all ended at middlefield and palo alto.g and driving a stolen b vehicle. >>> the trial is set to begin for a california army veteran accused of plotting a terror attack as revenge object the attacks on the mosque. >> he was arrested in april and finalized plalances to detonate bomb in long beach. >> he discussed several types of attacks with an fbi informant and recently converted to islam. authorities say he expressed his support for isis. he faces up to life in prison if convicted. >>> 5:43 for you right now. the clock is running. there are few er than 24 hours until robert mueller testifies before congress. millions of americans will be watching. >> live coverage gavel to gavel pretty much on every channel. lots of americans will be watching, though apparently not the president, who yesterday said he was ub unlikely to be tune in. >> maybe i'll see a little bit of it. but i won't be watching mueller because you can't take all those bites out of the apple. we had no collusion, no obstruction. >> the mueller report actuall

low 80s from redwood city to palo alto. 66 in pacifica. foggy, breezy. 70 in downtown san francisco. north bay, 84. low 90s in napa. 76 in union city. tis is where it's going to sizzle. inland, mid 90s. concord, fair field, 96. in golden gate park sunday, it's going to be foggy and perfect weather for walking. upper 50s and then coming up into the low to mid 60s and sunny. not such a great sunny picture is tropical storm barry in the gulf of mexico, going towards the louisiana coastline. it is expected to become a category 1 hurricane tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. with 75-mile-an-hour winds, dumping some heavy rain, bringing strong storm surge. the biggest concern is 10 to 20 inches of rain. isolated areas up to 25. that means flooding is going to be a concern along with the gusty winds and the tornado threat. accuweather seven-day forecast, hot inland, mild at the coast. cooling befins monday. and notice the drop back down to the confident zone. 80s inland. 60s along the coastline. overall, the pattern looks fantastic for your plans. and i will toss it

palo alto police referred us to the city manager for comment. which said in part, the police department has procedures to investigate allegations of misconduct and to hold officers accountable if misconduct is determined. >> only sergeant benitez is on administrative leave. the others on their shifts. >> these officers have no business being peace officers. they are dishonest. they're violent. they have a veil of secrecy that they've created. >> jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> washington, d.c. still a buzz. after robert mueller's seven-hour testimony. coming up, the reason democrats, republicans and even the president is claiming victory this morning. >>> also, jeffrey epstein found injured in a federal prison, as he awaits trial. we'll tell you what local reports are saying about how it happened. >>> good morning. we're off to a nice start here. if you are driving on most commutes. there are construction delays on this freeway. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> after a very hot day yesterday, temps should ease up a little bit. they'll still

roadwork cleared from palo alto. we'll see what else is going on for the changes on the east bay. >>> and a very good friday to you, as you got in the car this morning, it was clear and beautiful out. we were commenting a little bit warmer. you're looking at walnut creek this morning. welcome back. >> i love that. you make it sound like we all carpool together. >> don't we? that would be awesome. >> zipping across the bay area. >> in scooby-doo van. that's how it works. with double clutch. >> yeah. >> you could be daphne i guess i'm thelma. >> i prefer to ride in the new corvette. >> fair enough. >> monday morning commute. we're starting out this morning getting ready for a great weekend. here is a live look outside in san francisco, all clear for you this morning, and it was foggy throughout the day yesterday. i think we'll see a lot more in the way of clear skies, even into this afternoon. so as we get a look at our hour-by-hour forecast, this shows where the fog will be, staying well off the coast, and our tempera

in palo alto, the intersection of the el camino and embarcadero. organizers of the so-called close the detention facilities housing migrant children and families, stop funding the facilities and stop deportation and then reunite the families. in an online press conference moveon.org said the children have been denied soap and toothbrushes or separated from families and crowded into unsafe conditions. last week a father and young daughter drowned trying to cross the rio grande and in an attempt to request asylum in the united states, the published photos of their body face down in the water haser toward the handle of the border. and putting it up screen for the protests, in santa rosa, in san francisco, outside of senator dianne feinstein and one in walnut creek and in oakland is over the 580 freeway overpass that could cause some looky-loo delays. again 580 at 23rd avenue and if you are heading in that area keep that in mind and then all of these starting at noon. in palo alto, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> meanwhile authorities are launching a

the group called the nicavangelists performed tonight in palo alto.e as young as 9, who were in gangs or orphaned in nicaragua. it gives the boys food, clothing, school, and a safe place to call home. >> what we're trying to do is we're trying to put a human face on the crisis in nicaragua. it's not about communism. it's not about socialism. it's not about capitalism. basically young kids like this are being killed because they're standing up to the government and they're protesting and they're saying we don't want you in power. >> the group has been traveling around the u.s. and asia and already been to minnesota and new york. >>> dryers flagship ice cream shop is set to close its doors. right next to the company's headquarters on college avenue. it's been there for 20 years. but a sign on the shop window is thanking customers for their support over the years and says a new tenant will be announced soon. >>> a special screening for inmates today at san quentin. coming up, the film showcasing the prison's influence on country music. >>> then, mother n

then as we head to a live look outside in walnut creek i believe, or maybe we shifted that shot in palo alto. there we go, and as we go throughout the day, we'll be slightly warmer, compared to yesterday. i'll have a look at that and the forecast coming up in a few minutes. vianey, how is it looking right now? >> hopefully everybody is safely back home in their beds. a crash to report about, via the chp northbound 680 at mission boulevard, it appears two lanes are blocked because of a crash as far as a series of the crash, no reports on how serious it may be. i noticed slowing on speed sensors. it's clearing out so hopefully they managed to move over to the side and everybody's okay. this is the only crash northbound 680 at mission boulevard, two lanes are blocked. hopefully they get that open in time and a looking clear so far. back to you. thi s we were saying that, morning, ts 6.4 earthquake in mojave desert. >> within the last hour, there was a 5.4 aftershock that hit in that same area. this is the strongest aftershock yet. in the 18 or so hours since yesterday's quake, we've had a numbe

. >> muy buenas tardes, decenas de personas se encuentran aquí reunidas en palo alto exigiendo justiciaiones para las familias migrantes que buscan asilo en la frontera, dicen que llevarán a cabo esta vigilia durante las próximas dos semanas en los días sábado, ella es del grupo abuelitas enojadas, cuénteme. >> cuando vemos lo que pasa en la frontera, nos enojamos por los abusos que sufren los niños. >> esto es lo que más les preocupa de diferentes religiones, y vienen a mostrar su apoyo a las familias migrantes, regresó contigo al estudio sandra. >> gracias por la información, residentes expresaron su descontento debido al uso del aeropuerto de oakland para deportar a casi 43,000 personas en un transcurso de nueve años. se espera que un juez federal de san francisco escucha argumentos en torno a una demanda sobre la entrada a personas de países musulmanes, la demanda fue presentada por 34 personas que aseguran que sus permisos fueron negados. otro juez federal de sanriccnes de asilo a las personas que cruzan la frontera, la estrategia establece que no pueden otorgar el asilo a personas

then as we head to a live look outside in walnut creek i believe, or maybe we shifted that shot in palo alto. there we go, and as we go throughout the day, we'll be slightly warmer, compared to yesterday. i'll have a look at that and the forecast coming up in a few minutes. vianey, how is it looking right now? >> hopefully everybody is safely back home in their beds. a crash to report about, via the chp northbound 680 at mission boulevard, it appears two lanes

. >> it is clear the palo alto police department suffers as a whole from a culture of violence, a culture of racism, a culture of homophobia, xena phobia. this was clearly perpetrated as a result of gustavo's socioeconomic class. that is not something that can be tolerated. >> reporter: they say sergeant should be fired immediately but reserved judgment against the other officers. >> with respect to the other department, i hope that is not the case, i hope they understand the responsibilities to step up, report misconduct and to do the right thing. >> reporter: the city declined an on camera interview but released a written statement that says in part "theldpoce department has procedures to investigate allegations of misconduct thoroughly and to hold officers accountable if misconduct is determined to have occurred." we should also mention that mr. alvarez has a criminal history that includes left and dui, but the judge says that should not matter and an injustice on one person is an injustice on the rest of the city and beyond. we are live in palo alto, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a big day on

oakland is cooler with a high of 73 and palo alto reaching 82. so a wide range in temperatures, we'll talk more about this and what is ahead in the weekend coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >>> sentencing day next on nbc bay area, how much time el chapo guzman will spend behind bars. >>> and the race for the white house comes back to the bay today. where billionaire tom steyer is making the first campaign stop. >>> plus cashing in on prime day. all new numbers show just how much money was spent on amazon during the big event. we'll also show you the items that were the most popular. this racquet doesn't care who holds it. it's equality in my hand. it's not a boy thing, or a girl thing. it's everything. give your kids a sport with a level playing field for all. join net generation. >>> welcome back. new details, mexico drug lord joaquin el shappo guzman is sentenced to life plus 30 years. the charges are for smuggling drugs into the united states. his wife arrived at courthouse in new york this morning ahead of the that long-awaited sen

palo alto, if you are at stanford on the campuses it might be 90. this town 88.ee the cloud cover around the high, drifting more towards arizona, that is really bringing warm air aloft. wood acre 71. that's pretty warm. the fog is getting smashed. there will be thunderstorms over the sierra. sunshine and clouds, 85. today is the day where it's pretty warm. truckee h 3. incline 55. 50s and 60s on our temperatures. woodside is cool at 50. 53 stanford. 54 menlo park. half-moon bay and pacifica, 52. the high kicks in to the west. it should get bumped out tomorrow for cooler weather. 60s and 70s and 80s and 90s. some pushing the upper 90s today.90s. santa cruz 76. that's the spirit. looks cooler thursday. jump up, warm to eye on the mueller testimony hearing in washington dc. he is giving opening statements now. >>> east palo alto has a program helping low income home buyers find and buy affordable housings the below market rate ownership program or bmr, connects buyers with affordable housing if they earn up to 60% of the median income. the program has 100 properties

. >>> outrage over how palo alto police officers handled an arrest. many say it went much further than use of force. kiet do is there live with a new lawsuit the department is facing. >> reporter: they have been properly several federal rights lawsuit for damages claiming $10.4 million. so far no one from the city has reached out to the neighborhood where it is happened. and one legal expert says that needs to change. >> what i saw was a sergeant who had no problem, no problem expressing to his officers in training that he was racist and homophobic. >> reporter: ladoris cordell, a former judge , former independent police auditor and palo alto residents is outraged after watching the home surveillance video of the arrest of gustavo alvarez. that is officer conde, who accused alvarez of driving with a suspended license. but listen when alvarez asked him if he actually saw who was behind the wheel. >> who do you know what driving? >> i didn't. >> then wide me. >> a judge later dismissed the charges. nonetheless gustavo goes back into the house. and that

he also believes the officers treated him unfairly partly because he is openly got the palo alto city manager released a statement that says in part quote the public should know that the police department has procedures to investigate allegations of misconduct thoroughly and to hold officers accountable if misconduct is determined to have occurred all of this conduct by the officers makes it very clear that they were motivated by their discuss for >>and for his sexuality or his race and for his social economic status south and says both sides are due in court next month surgeon meet as is the only person from the police department placed on leave to go wrong for news. >>there's no money to make sure that everyone in california gets clean drinking water. governor newsome sign the safe and affordable drinking water fun that fund will provide a million this year for projects which focus on providing access to clean water. the idea that we're living. >>stay with people that don't have access to clean for a double drinking water is a disgrace. >>well governor newsom also visited the site o

the city of palo alto is considering a new inclusive park that's accessible to people of all ages and abilities. as "abc 7 news" reporter amanda del castillo tells us, designers are using another popular palo alto playground as a blueprint. >> reporter: magical bridge playground at mitchell part in palo alto is known for play equipment, accessible to people of all ages and ants. the inclusive playground attracts people from all over like melissa henn and her family from san francisco. >> we have one on the autistic spectrum and it has been really important to me that my kids are integrating with children who have other needs that they may not be aware of. >> reporter: this recipe for all-inclusive recreation caught the attention of county supervisors. santa clara county set aside $10 million in grants to put the all-inclusive playgrounds in each district. >> good quality, very safe and durable. yes, i would love to see more of these types of parks around. >> reporter: palo alto is planning for a second to be built. the designers will draw inspiration from the magical bridge playground

we still have 70s in san mateo though. 81, palo alto.recast gets a little cooler tomorrow. the main cooling under way on monday. >> thank you. thank you for joining us on "abc 7 mornings". i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. as we say goodbye we will leave you with live look outside. "abc 7 news" returns at 5:00. >>> let's take on the issues. let's call out the problems. >> let's face it. we have a trash problem here in san francisco. >> and find real solutions. let's have hard conversations. >> i feel that the community has failed people of color. >> and hear one another. >> we can use words. we don't have to use our fists. >> our concerns might be different, but we're in t announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody. i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my basecamp here at the columbus, zoo and welcome to wild countdown! i've encountered a lot of intimidating mouths... whoa! but which one has the most powerful bite? whoa! the lethal african lion... [growls] the formidable great white shark.

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mid 70s, palo alto. upper 70s, los altos and mountain view.t the coast it has bon consistent consistently cool but with some sun. in the north bay it could be a lot hotter for this time of the year, with only 88 in cloverdale. by next week we will see near 100 degrees, so enjoy that today. 80, novato. on the east bay, 73 in oakland. 75 for you in union city. a beautiful day for you. you head inland and we still have the 80s. low 80s from pleasanton. 84, pittsburg. taking a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, we have the mildest or coolest weather today with 60s at the coast, upper 70s around the bay. mid 80s, inland. we are coming up five to six degrees inland tomorrow. a up download the accuweather app and the slow warming trend continues inland early in the week. i said wednesday and thursday it is going to be smoking hot inland, but, you know, that what you expect this time of year. i know you are excited for it. >> doing my happy dance over here. >> yes, because you had an introduction to san francisco weather. >> i know. >> which

>>on one oh one leaving a menlo park palo alto it is slow from the university in palo alto all the wayne and it's also impacting southbound traffic which was alreadbut now it's hea from 92 up to 84. so just keep that in mind one on one still quite busy because of that crash on the san jose side making your way to the finance love not all that bad the commute traffic is standing out and getting better 58 minutes from san jose to menlo park and just remember that's partially because of the crash up ahead in redwood city, so that's adding to your drive time. but bridges look great they are thinning out looking better every time i 9 minutes here for 5.80 west from the tolls out to one o one that's quick the bay bridge not as quick but look at the cash lanes in the fast track lanes are thinning out too. it's only slow from west grand and that's a huge improvement. it was never bad 14 minutes to make the drive over to fremont street, 5.80 states and so is the amendments and 2.80 only 14 minutes from san jose to cupertino sorry. 48 and we're l new details about a plane that was stolen from an

>>palo alto man is now suing the city the police department and several officers for the way they handled this arrest, thanks for joining us at 5 everybody. i'm grant lotus and i think it will kiss at the top time of the incident the man's lawyer says that police did not know the encounter in question. >>it was all captured on surveillance video caught forcefully to call reports the man who claims t because of a lack of trust in the police department. >>brooks of a federal civil lawsuit filed against the city of palo alto its police department its chief and at least 5 other officers. this interaction back in february 2018 that left the stable alvarez battered and bloodied it makes me angry. >>it's shocking it's disturbing as disgusting. alvarez is represented by cohn the south end of the south and law firm. >>who also had the criminal case against alvarez that started all of this dismissed in court late last year. the civil case alleges excessive use of force these officers have engaged in the highest form of misconduct. the highest form and dishonesty and they have absolutely no business

are going the same distance journey more than an hour it takes just 10 minutes or so to get from palo alto to oakland and vice versa. >>$195 each way we have a lot of people that use it one to 2 times per week. >>and generally is is folks to what that extra time at home with their family blade a start-up based in new york saw the commuting nightmare as a business opportunity with traffic at a standstill in many parts of the bay area the flying taxi company started daily helicopter flights across the region in march, you actually have during rush hour a drive that can take between one and a half. >>2 hours. given the constraints on the bridges and we can replace that with a 7 minute helicopter flight. it actually costs almost the same as it were. we checked uber ride from palo alto airport where took off from oakland international airport where landed. >>cost about $38 to almost $70 one way. and on the ground. we asked people if they would pay almost $200 to avoid gridlock. helicopter. >>you know to $200. that's just too much money. i mean the commute is bad what is of dollars that they fin