palo alto had the right bases covered.s part of the reason i think you could raise guidance >> well, jim, look, i know you're a fan of some of our peers in the industry, which are pure plays i think pure plays have a run. they come up with an amazing product and they run with it but the challenge if you look at it from the customer's perspective, they need things to work together way better over time because our hacker friends are not sitting there long waiting for us to do all the manual things we do. they're on the money with all kinds of quantum computing they're going to twos to hack against us so we have to match them with consolidated integrated products that's the strategy we've been following. in this environment, as people start working from home more and more, the attacks surface just exploded you have to protect me in the house as well as the office. no longer i can go to one headquarters and be protected. the perimeter is gone, traditional perimeter. you have to protect people everywhere for that you need a myr

palo alto's new fiscal year starts in july. alameda county takes another step in reopening when it takes filings, accepting all civil, family and probate filings. appeal filings are still on hold. most proceedings are taking place remotely and the chief justice is allowing each county's superior court to go at its own pace in resuming legal activities. >>> new details this morning, caltrans is facing a major deficit because of lack of riders. caltrans could lose over $71 million in the next financial year. caltrans is receiving relief funds through the federal c.a.r.e.s. act. but they say it won't be enough. ticket sales down more than 95%. >> a doctor flying home from new york is sharing a picture catching a lot of attention. dr. ethan weiss tweeted this photo of a full united 737 he was on saturday. he was heading back here, this is from helping people with covid-19. weiss tweeted, i guess united is relaxing their social distancing policy these days, end quote. united released a statement that read in part, we've overhauled o

palo alto unified has a blueprint of what could end up happening. >> we are looking at about 12 to 15 students in a classroom right now. >> that from palo alto unified school district don austin who says they're looking at the possibility next year of having middle and high school students come to school two days a week and work from home the other three days. >> students come for two days, the other half come for two days, day five in our model is teacher preparation day. >> what can be done to ensure student safety during the covid-19 pandemic. >> many schools are considering the possibility of having rotated schedules each day, that there be a morning shift for some students and there be an afternoon shift for other students as a way of keeping the class sizes small. >> when we asked you about a two-day at school week for your kids, you responded with dozens of comments, many taking it a step further with concerns about elementa elementary kids like eshawn who is in first agreed. >> most of us can't afford a daycare or someone to look after our kids. >> elementary school kids would

palo alto unified has a blueprint of what could end up happening. >> we are looking at about 12 to 15 students in a classroom right now. >> that from palo alto unified school district don austin who says they're looking at the possibility next year of having middle and high school students come to school two days a week and work from home the other three days. >> students come for two days, the other half come for two days, day five in our model is teacher preparation day. >> what can be done to ensure student safety during the covid-19 pandemic. >> many schools are considering the possibility of having rotated schedules each day, that there be a morning shift for some students and there be an afternoon shift for other students as a way of keeping the class sizes small. >> when we asked you about a two-day at school week for your kids, you responded with dozens of comments, many taking it a step further with concerns about elementa elementary kids like eshawn who is in first agreed. >> most of us can't afford a daycare or someone to look after our kids. >> elementary school kids would

chuck gillingham is a deputy district attorney in palo alto. was gasoline there?uestion at all. it's in her hair. you can smell it when you walked in just with your own nose, and the remnants of the gas can was found next to her right hip. there was still enough remnants of the gas can to identify the type and make and model of the gas can. >> wow. that's like somebody leaving a gun beside the body with their fingerprints all over it, isn't it? >> no fingerprints and no physical evidence beyond that. >> but it was so clear that it was an arson? >> correct. and the arson was not at issue. >> no, it was cold-blooded murder that was at issue because jennifer schipsi did not die in the fire. according to forensic experts, she was dead before the fire started. the method? a particularly intimate form of killing. death by strangulation. >> strangling someone is a very personal killing. it's a very angry killing. it's not like shooting someone from a long way away, i don't imagine. you're touching the person and feeling their life's blood ebb from them. >> who could have

joined from palo alto with the why. >> here in palo alto, santa clara county where many businesses remain closed. next to san mateo county which is letting many shops reopen. that is putting pressure on santa clara and the small businesses. the jewelry store downtown has been a particular family run business since 1931 but been closed since march in accordance with santa clara's public health order. the family has mixed feelings watching neighboring san mateo ease restrictions. >> we haven't had a unified, cohesive response to this whole thing. its been piecemeal. and that is how the opening is too. >> the santa clara county public health officer has said key indicators need to be met to consider reopening including increasing testing from 1,000 to 4,000 people a day. today the public health department unveiled a new covid-19 test. a nasal swab and testing officer showed is much less invasive than the usual method. and he urged anyone who interacts with the public to get tested. county board president cindy chavez is encouraged by the new test and says she understands business owners are

there aren't even stores in san francisco's union square, one the creek and palo alto. one day after announcing it was laying off 14% of its workforce. uber is also ditching its scooters and throwing its support behind line. the san francisco based company is now leading a $170 million investment into limes scooter business under the deal over will not transfer its own electronic bike and scooter division called jump to line and the companies will integrate their apps. let's check back in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow as we take a live look outside here in san francisco blue skies out there and warm across much of the bay area. lawrence was enjoying a nice. virgin cocktail. earlier yes you had asked you can see straw an umbrella i mean you're making the working you really want i look at mister sunshine on there to hear everybody enjoy. >>right this kind of day you just got to sit >>joined the weather right come on, hey we've got to enjoy something right now things are going on so let's make the best of the well we can certainly today was a fantastic d

this infant in palo alto was diagnosed with the covid-19, and that inflammatory disease. and those systems were seen in mid-march even prior to the shelter-in-place orders. a doctor who treated the baby girl warns this may be different than those covid-related pediatric deaths in new york, that more research needs to be conducted. she also warns that at this time this appears to be an isolated case in the bay area. in palo alto, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> more coronavirus cases reported over the weekend in the bay area, bringing the total to more than 9,800 and nearly 350 deaths. meantime records show east san jose is hit hardest. "the mercury news" reports four zip codes that you see right here have more than one-third of the first 100 deaths in the nation. the region is made up mostly of latino communities and is one of the poorest in santa clara county and has a death rate of four times higher than wealthier areas. >>> new data showing just how big an economic hit to san francisco is due to the pandemic. "the examiner" cites a report that finds more than 166,0

and i'm glad we had already planned today to talk about street code academy in east palo alto, which has been working to bridge the digital divide and provide new opportunities for african-americans, latinos, many of them in east palo alto and menlo park and redwood city area. carly jones also joins us nowf you have had a lot of conversations since george floyd's killing. i wantth dehe protest,t d you think all the people down there are feeling? what are you feeling right now? what are all the different emotions going through your head? >> yeah, no, i couldn't said it better than tunde. it's an overwhelming, almost e, grief and rage and feeling of misunderstanding and tired, just exhaustion honestly. that's how i'm feeling. i can't speak for everybody, but i can imagine that's how some of the protesters out there are also feeling today. what happened is an injustice that's been continuing since, yes, as far back as slavery. as tunde said, this is a modern-day lynching, and we have every right to grieve as we please, i believe, a american people. >> and itasy t mth unar while a wr st

tonight kpix 5's maria medina has the demands from educators in palo alto before they feel safe enough to return to their classrooms. >> reporter: in palo alto, dozens of teachers just submitted a proposal to their district asking for ppe not only for themselves but their students. we are talking masks, face shields and gloves. but that's not all that's on their list. >> our teachers are troopers, i'm telling you, they are working harder than ever. >> reporter: terry baldwin is the president of the palo alto educators association which represents 900 employees who say they'll be ready to get back into a classroom if the district helps protect them and their students. >> we are requesting ppe for both us and students. >> reporter: besides masks, the teachers are asking district leaders for plexiglas face shields, disposable gloves, smocks, hand washing stations and covid-19 or antibody testing. but the requests go beyond ppe. they're asking for increased nursing staff, a deep cleaning of classrooms before the start of school and protocols on how students line up, enter and exit classroo

same story and palo alto. the advertiser on the left-hand column, deborah chai is 76, a couple degrees cooler than yesterday. san francisco, livermore, 76, at or a little bit above average, so as we had towards the weekend high pressure will build then. highs will go into the mid to upper 80s inland, that means saturday, we are going to the upper 80s and 90 degree mark on sunday, it will go even further from there. yesterday we had spots that 80s inland, today we will pull back a degree or two, saturday and sunday we're off to the races with the temperatures. by monday, checking out, a high of 95. san jose, 90 degrees. this will be the warmest temperature we see this year. prepare yourself for it, today will be lovely. we will talk more about your extended forecast and when the heat will give up, back to you guys. >>> the authorities are enforcing moratoriums on evictions, how a landlord and oakland is accused of illegally kicking tenants out of their home. >>> rules and parks to take effect this weekend, how

hospital and three skilled nursing facilities in palo alto.f the hashtag #whateveryouneed campaign. >> it lets our people know, the staff know that they're not in this by themselves. we have the community that are standing up. which have our citizens of america that are standing up. we have our veterans that are standing up to fight this pandemic. >> there will be more deliveries over the next two weeks. >> just makes the staff feel so appreciated. i mean moments like that where you are just working day and night, 24/7, and to have that just is so touching, i'm sure, to so many of them. >> french fries say appreciation to me for sure. >> with a cheeseburger on the side. >> that's going to do it for us this evening. thanks for being with us. we hope you stay very safe and healthy tomorrow. >> good night, folks. we'll see you tomorrow.

there's a lot of 55's, including palo alto. the water temperatures have come up. they were about 51, now they are 55 or 57. that is warmer. this will not get here until we talk about the clouds on saturday and sunday. then, this will slowly work its way into northern california providing for tremendous dynamics. rainfall amounts are a half-inch , and inch and a half should cover it, but reading -- that'll mean high mountain snow. 60s and 70s for most, this is where it should be for this time of year. last week, remember, we were above. now, we have been calling with off-and-on rain. sunday, monday, those are the main days. thundershowers will linger into tuesday. >>> all right, what about graduation? a star-studded celebration in honor of the class of 2020, up next, we will have details on the national graduation event that happened this weekend. >>> nascar driver ryan newman has a horrific crash at the daytona 500, and how he feels about getting back behind the wheel this weekend. >>> welcome back. wanted to hear a song that reminded him of childhood it, this is

no está lista no se siguen los parámetros para el gobierno el casa fabre lacayo está envivo desde palo altoo conocido de nuestra comunidad hispana se trata del síndrome de que afecte específicamente niños menores de cinco año mires de casiano portaban todo el mundo a raíz dela pandemia del covid-19 altamente relacionados con el coronavirus. de dónde viene se piensan que son particulares del paciente. es mucho más común en la edad previa adentrándose y que esté síndrome más a los asiáticos pero raíz de la pandemia el número de niños afectados aumentó en todo el mundo las medidas han sido uno de los virus que se han asociado y pueden ser el virus de la familia además la inflamación hay otro síntoma edición lo saben respaldar sus piernas en labios rojos y agrietados lengua roja con capa blanca palmas de manos hinchadas y plantas rojo. y cavas hay que cumpliendo y nos decía en que medicamentos para tratar el síndrome de kawasaki que afecta a niños menores de cinco años de edad es importante que si su hijo su hija presentan síntomas de esta enfermedad debe de llevarlo de inmediato con su pediatr

palo alto's new fiscal year starts in july. >>> new details this morning. cal train is facing major deficits because of the lack of riders. "the examiner" is reporting caltrain could lose over $71 million. the agency will receive nearly $50 million from relief funds through the federal c.a.r.e.s. act. but leaders say it won't be enough. ticket sales are down more than 95%. >> a ucsf doctor flying home from new york is sharing the picture catching a lot of attention. ethan weiss tweeted this photo of his full united 737 flight from new york. this is where he helped frontline workers. weiss tweeted i guess united is relaxing their social distancing policy, end quote. united released a statement that read in part that we've overhauled our cleaning and safety procedures and implemented a new boarding and deplaning process to promote social distancing. >>> well, if you're planning on riding an amtrak train anytime soon you're definitely going to need a mask. the capital corridor route and all passengers will wear face coverings on the rail and bus lines. amtrak

. >> let's move on to palo alto shares of the cybersecurity company going higher and let's get to don chu at headquarters with the latest. >> it is the trifecta, melissa the cybersecurity firm beat on profits and they also beat on revenues and unlike other companies that have withdrawn guidance, they are giving guidance not just for the current quarter, but for the full year, as well and some of that guidance especially on this current quarter is giving some investors reasons to cheer it does come in stronger than expectations in terms of revenue and billings growth and they're in the middle of the q and a portion of the conference call and i just want to pull a couple of quotes that we heard so far from the ceo and other executives there they say that they expect the pandemic to last around 12 to 18 months before the customers that they have return to a new normal they will see new businesses emerge which have not yet envision by future successes and again, a reason for the bullish move there this will drive the need for increased cloud beneficiary and the fact that people are stayin

. >>> a surge in demand has led east palo alto to extend testing. a testing center was set to close today, but 550 people signed town g signed up to get testing yesterday and today. it will be open next friday and saturday. testing is free and available regardless of symptoms and an appointment is needed. >>> a one-day pop-up testing clinic is set to open monday in mountain view at ringstrof park. no documentation or preregistration is required. the santa clara department of public health is encouraging more people to get tested as more businesses reopen. >>> the memorial day holiday weekend is usually considered the unofficial start of summer. but the pandemic has many under stay-at-home orders. many have started to reopen, but a half-dozen states are seeing increases of the virus. >> reporter: with many americans eager to get outside and enjoy the memorial day weekend, after months of stay-at-home orders -- >> i'm so happy. i love it. i'm just so happy i'm out of the house. >> reporter: states have been rolling back restrictions on beaches, golf c

los residentes de east palo alto, sin importar la condiciÓn migratoria, podrÁn someterse a una pruebaciones para mantener la distancia social en los parques de esa ciudad. desde maÑana y este 31 de mayo, no se permitirÁ la presencia de vendedores ambulantes en los parques y alrededores. los estacionamientos de los parques van a continuar cerrados. los viernes, sÁbados y domingos, incluso el feriado del memorial day, no se permitirÁ el estacionamiento de vehÍculos en las zonas aledaÑas al en oakland. o las personas de bajos ingresos afectadas por la pandemia, pueden recibir ayuda para pagar el alquiler de su vivienda. quienes califiquen obtendrÍan hasta $2500 para cubrir la renta. los fondos servirÁn para un solo pago de alquiler. se entregarÁ el cheque directamente al propietario de la vivienda al hombre el inquilino que reciba el beneficio. para mÁs informaciÓn llame al Área 510 85025492. en el este de la bahÍa, el Éxito unificado de oakland la zona campaÑa para recaudar 12.5 millones de dÓlares, para que todos los alumnos accedan a computadoras e internet. hasta ahora se han recauda

palo alto the other exception to at 5761 meanwhile for san jose getting to those winds by the way here's the uptick starting to happen in this afternoon. overnight now to friday morning. notice, the winds up in the north bay and down the peninsula as well so early morning, the commuters tomorrow morning will be dealing with a little bit the way the breeze complements of that front doing its badges so here it is just or north high pressure behind it that's going to be a big player. when we get into the weekend and on into early next week. high temperatures today again reduced middle 80's going on in central valley which is come compared to what's coming your way the much hotter by the time we get to sunday into monday 80 to sacramento, 84 for got to the 60's meanwhile along central coast. and 73 for la x 77 for san diego mean well let's get to it your 4 zone forecast 67 going on for san francisco, 66 daly city pacific at 61 66 for at moon bay. the northern end of the peninsula upper 60's for today burning game checks in at 70 wow some middle 70's down here in the southern end at 74 palo a

palo alto is facing a $40 million loss in revenue with the dropping center closed and only 10% of hotels occupied. the city is losing extensively on hold on hotel taxes. >> it is hard because there are people who are paying the city employees who provide services to the city. they would be impacted. the residents that live here who expect the services they will be impacted. >> proposed budget cuts include reducing police and fire staffing, eliminating community programs in reducing hours at libraries. >> i am optimistic in terms of how we can still deliver the services without having major cuts. >> tonight's meeting was just the first of 3 in palo alto. they are expected to adopt the budget in june. >> betty, thank you. let's take a live look. we are learning the golden state warriors have had to lay off more than 1700 part-time employees making it the largest cut in a single bay area location amid the pandemic. employees were notified back in march. the worriers say they look forward to having everyone back what's the shelter and places lifted. in the meantime workers have me>> drastic

locations opening for pickup only our berkeley to in san francisco santa rosa and 2 locations in palo alto just to name a few who put a full list of the reopened locations in the bay area on our website kron 4 dot com head there see if there's a location near you, but again it's only for store front pickup and services in walnut creek sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>and time for another check on the forecast some stronger weather on the horizon here is meteorologist but recent rodriguez again, hi mabrisa. >>either catherine yeah, we're noticing the changes out there already we are going to see dry weather for our friday, but increase in cloud cover writing tonight as the storm approaches that the slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms for parts of the bay area for your saturday morning and afternoon but let's take a live look outside first right over the east bay in berkeley and as you can see not noticing that marine layer influences there, but a cool sea breezes keeping temperatures there near average highs at 68 degrees right now at this 5 o'clock hour low 70's for hayward but the biggest d

a breeze out of there, in petaluma, 52 in livermore, and, in palo alto, south bay also showing a report of 49 degrees. you can see santa rosa, and san francisco, not bad, right? oakland and 73, san jose, this weekend the temperatures will start to be warmer. you can see on saturday, inland going into the mid-80s, by sunday, upper 80s, the trend is only going to continue, as we head into next week. really, they will sustain themselves with a reisenauer temperatures, monday, tuesday, and into wednesday. take a look at the right hand of your screen, the monday temperatures, santa rosa looks at the 95 degrees, concord is 98 degrees, san francisco is 79 degrees on monday, this is a holiday i am talking about. we can potentially see a record- setting heat, it will stick with us and not just money, but monday tuesday and wednesday. it will not be until the end of next week until we see a cooldown. repair yourself. enjoy the day ahead, we have heat on the way. back to you. >>> all right, a bay area landlord is in trouble now, after a family was forced out of their oakland home, right in the mid

68 in livermore, 66 in hayward, and 68 in fremont, peninsula also coming in with 68 degrees for palo alto. chillier up to daily city with more of the ocean breeze coming in, low 60s from the engel side. at the door bay, 66 in no vna vogt toe. we had the shower chance tomorrow. hold on to the chance of a spotty shower into thursday morning. i think we'll get sun by thursday afternoon and into friday with some clouds. we'll go to more of a mostly cloudy sky on saturday. then we have a weekend storm. by sunday i'm looking at .2 to .5 of an inch. so, i've raised those totals with spotty chances lingering into monday. san francisco stays in the 60s. inland valley, up to 80 on friday, and drop to 72 with the chance of rain and that storm on sunday. a quick view of that timing. you can see this view zoomed in picture on the right-hand side of your screen. and this will mainly start to move in as we head through sunday morning. so, lots happening over the next seven days. we'll have more looks at the weather coming up at 6:00. so i enjoyed the rainfall the past few days, but i've got to tell you

susan: hewlett-packard was allegedly started in a garage in palo alto as well.t about garages? why not just rent an office building? susan: they could not rent an office building. it was during the first dotcom boom, it was really crowded. and there were just three of them when you are really small and you are working all the time, a house is a better work environment. iey could move in right away, said, i am not going to charge you a one year lease. shower, my refrigerator was in the garage. they thought it was great. david: at one point, you said, maybe i should join this company. will you the 16th employee or something like that? susan: yes. if i had joined a day earlier, i would have been the 12th or something. david: do they say, we won a discount on the rent now or two they stop renting from you? they moved out when they had seven or eight employees. it is residential. and there is no parking at night, so we had a lot of parking issues. after eight employees, we agreed, you need to find real office space. david: you joined the company, presumably they did

according to palo alto online distributing 1,500 produce bags through its mobile food market. senior centers, nonprofits are all getting that help. before the pandemic about 200 bags were being handed out. >> this is just purely magical. this is beautiful. dolphins feeding in southern california, laguna beach over the weekend. some say there were up to 1,000 in that mega pod. this is all so calming to watch. the dolphins travel about 10 miles an hour. it's really beautiful. i love it. >> it's stunning to see and we've been talking about how so many aquatic life, wildlife out and reclaiming. i thought this wasin japan the e right now. look what's coming out there, all these deer. i think it's just stunning. >> that really is calming to look at. where is bambi. >> we've all got to share this planet. snow in the sierra this morning? >> yeah, we're getting one last push of some snow across the sierra. as we look live heading through dublin we are seeing a lot more people up and out the door this morning. we are going to see our temperatures very nice, cool to start. as we head int

and palo alto coming in at 63 degrees.o overnight tonight, those numbers are slowly is going to fall under the mild air mass, and mainly in the mid to upper 50s. we will have a couple of cities sitting in the low 60s. and this creates the launching pad really to warm us up really quickly tomorrow morning and get us to the hot afternoon, for memorial day itself tomorrow. so highs in the micro climate starting in the south bay, 94 in san jose. with a lot of sunshine tomorrow. hot, 93 in sunnyvale, and 97 in gill roichlt along the peninsula, 92 in palo alto. 91 for a high in red red. 87 in san mateo. along the coast it is cooler but still mild at 74, for half moon bay, under plentiful sunshine. downtown san francisco, near 80 tomorrow. warm, 73. for the sunset and the north bay, it is a hot afternoon. 100, the forecasted high in lowerdale. 95 in sonoma. 96 in napa. 91 in san rafael. the east bay tomorrow in the mid-80s to low 90s. so above normal for this time of the year. 88 in san leandro. 91 in fremont. 88 castro valley. i

. >> speaking of those guidelines, kris, palo alto councilmembers will vote next monday on requiring people to wear face coverings. this is anyone visiting an essential business or going outside. palo alto online saying it comes amid concerns santa clara county is not going fard enough with its face covering rules. cupertino and milpitas are issuing similar requirements. >>> california is seeing a drop in deaths according to the numbers from "the l.a. times." coronavirus deaths last week fell nearly 10% statewide from 542 to 495. >>> one way to prevent the loss of life as we slowly reopen is testing, testing, and more testing. two more covid-19 testing sites just opened in the south bay. >>> and we also want to talk about what's going on in san mateo county where deputies are revealing details about the shooting of a woman they say had a rifle. we want to get to that in just a moment. the next story we want to tell you about, this just in for us right now, this is over a missing santa rosa man, 82-year-old leonard manwaring who goes by jim. he is alive and being treated at a local ho

people in alameda, oakland, pleasanton, san francisco, and palo alto said they felt it. there have also been for aftershocks between magnitudes 3.8 and 4.9. so far, we haven't heard of any injuries or major damage. but we will keep an eye on this all morning, and bring you more details as we get them in. >>> >> data collected across the bay area shows latino communities are being especially hard-hit. during this pandemic. experts tell ktvu investigative reporter brook stirred that there are specific factors that are putting those families at a real disadvantage during this pandemic. >> >> reporter: it's the sounds and the signs of community. that is before the virus came speeding in. disproportionately affecting latinos and hispanics the numbers are overwhelming including an oaklands fruitville neighborhood. >> for many of us living here it's every day is an emergency. >> reporter: data shows in the bay area's three largest counties, hundreds of covid-19 cases have been reported among the latin x communities. despite making up a smaller amount of the local population. ab

cardosa manages palo alto's custodians in the district, and she becomes her position will become more important next school year, one where we may see older students rotating at-school days, and a bigger priority on cleaning k through 5 schools all the time. >> i think about the vulnerable community, the little kids. they are not going to keep the masks on, you know. they are kindergartens and first graders, and we need to keep it spic and span as they say. >> the six recommended cuts would save the district close to $1 million but in the last two years there have been cleaner classrooms due to much of the training she has put in place. >> we went from a stage 2 to stage 4. when i say stage 4, it means we are bringing up the cleanliness and hygiene of the schools. >> i did reach out to the union rep for the kacustodians, and s said no custodian jobs are on the chopping block but they are not adding any either. >>> federal officials don't have a plan to specifically help working parents. most schools are out for the rest of the academic year and many summer camps and daycare centers ar

musk also tweeted shut down his factory here in fremont and his headquarters in palo alto and move his operations out of state. live in fremont, bob redell, nbc bay area. >> bob, thank you. >>> we are tracking some rain in parts of the bay area. a live look now at san mateo bridge. cloudy in the background. meteorologist kari hall has been watching that storm through our area. kari, has it moved out or is it still lingering in some parts of the area? >> it's still lingering. our lafayette camera shows raindrops on the camera lens here. we will continue to see a chance of showers as we go throughout today. as we look at san jose, some breaks in the clouds here as we're getting a little bit of sunshine after some early morning rain. and we've seen this storm system moving through. but a lot more of these showers starting to develop in the last hour or so. and so we're going to see this chance for at least the early parts of the day. as we zoom in on san jose, we're seeing scattered showers moving through sunnyvale as well as los altos area. over towards milpitas. for the east bay, rain h

with an isolated 07, 70 in palo alto. san francisco, we will have some low 60s here, for the embarcadero and the mission. and for the north bay, 69 in napa, and 67 in santa rosa. so let's go ahead and move ahead toward the next storm system we're following on sunday. by 1:00 in the morning, this approaches us here, right near the coastline. then as we head through sunday morning, everybody should start to get some of this rainfall by 10:00 and also 11:00 in the morning. totals overall would definitely be a little bit higher than we've been used to. look at the zoomed out view on the right-hand side of the screen, and you can see the color in blue, that's where most locations will get around 0.2 of an inch. and some areas, closer to half to three quarters of an inch. for santa cruz mountains, for some of the higher mountains for the north bay as well. so definitely a decent amount of wet weather on sunday, where everybody should get wet. and now, my extended forecast, we'll see a chance here of spotty rain lingering into m

host: joining us from palo alto, california is michael boskin, an economics professor and senior professor at the hoover institution. he also served as the chair of the white house economic council during the george hw thank you -- hw administration. thank you for being with us. michael: my pleasure. host: as you saw these numbers today, and realizing this is the worst jobs report since the 1930's and the great depression, how do we dig ourselves out of this hole? michael: it will take a variety of things. we have a government ordered supply side shutdown of the economy, so we could not produce a lot of services because people could not go to work. at least substantially for good health reasons. and that morphed into an added demand side problem as people were not getting incomes, etc. the congress and the president have taken action to try to cushion on the income side. the fed and to some extent the congress with various small business loans have tried to enable firms to bridge to the other side. many of whom have retained workers even though demand for their products is way down. but th

we'll hit about 71. 75 in san jose and palo alto respectively. 78 in concord. 70 in san rafael. 64 in the city. a little breezy in the city tomorrow too. 78 the high in fairfield. but the bigger pattern later this week, there is going to be a big ridge of high pressure setting up right over california, and that's a pattern that will give us very warm weather, especially thursday and friday. so future tracker temperatures will jump ahead to thursday afternoon. and you can see it's going to be a very warm day, even along the coast we're in the 70s. we'll be in the 80s in a lot of cities around the bay shoreline. low 90s in the hottest spots inland. and then we'll do it again, if not a little bit warmer on friday. mid 70s in the city. low 80s in oakland. near 90 in san jose. so we've got some hot weather headed our way. the accuweather seven-day forecast. a lot of sunshine tomorrow. breezy on tuesday. those temperatures really take off. it looks like the hottest day this week will be on friday, with widespread 70s, 80, and 90s. >>> now abc7 sports with chris alvarez. >> we had another bu

palo altos tells a business journal it let a number of employees go. until now, most layoffs have been not really in pure tech, but in things like rideshare and travel services. and president trump's coronavirus task force will talk about reopening the country. tesla is back in the news. there's talk about opening up the factory before the rules permit tesla to do so. this is according to "the chronicle," which quoted an anonymous source that nbc has not been able to confirm. we have spoken to local law enforcement that ensured us tesla will make no time before its time. the first paycheck protection loans are now a few weeks old. remember, they are only for eight weeks so small businesses will start to think about paying them back, or trying to turn them into grants. we are hearing it's hard to get that loan forgiven. many small businesses took the loans on the condition it would turn into grants if it spent them on employees and rent. and finally, frontier airlines charging you extra to sell the middle seat, and critics said they were selling safety.

antioch will reach 87 degrees, and palo alto will reach 86. we are going to see our temperatures peaking tomorrow, so even hotter than today. i will have more on that coming up in a few minutes. >>> mike, you have been watching the roads. what is going on out there with the commute? >> we had a couple earlier incidents. in the east bay the speeds are moving fine on the freeways, and we will talk about the warehouse explosions, and we will weekend where we have smart train talking about changes that may go on here. they are considering making weekend cuts, and cutting weekday service by 40%. layoffs are being considered in the cost cutting measures. they have a lot of budget cuts they have to make and there could be changes as folks start to return to the workforce. we'll see. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> pushing for eased restrictions. still ahead at 6:25, the shelter at home changes the sacramento county sheriff wants to see right now. >>> plus, shutting down stores. nordstrom's new plan to close some locations in an effort to cut costs.

we're looking at 68 on the forecast for palo alto. 65 san mateo. san francisco, 59 for the outer sunset. and 61 for the embarcadero. in the north bay, we're going up to 67 in napa. that's my warmest there. and 63 mill valley. my extended forecast for san francisco, notice spotty chance of that shower activity tomorrow. wednesday offers a better possibility. with trace amounts to .15. and then we're going to see another storm by sunday. .05 to .35 of an inch. for the inland valleys, temperatures all over the place, from 68, tomorrow, up to 80 on friday's forecast. and then by sunday, 72, and a closer look at that time line, it shows that we will start to see those showers move in, once we hit sunday, right around 7:00 in the morning. and we'll have a closer look at that coming up at 6:00 p.m. right now, i got to say, lucy, she's off to the side, she's anxious to get out there, in the sprinkles, a little bit muddy, i'll have to see if i will let that one go. >> she needs a rain coat. >> she does. >> yes. totally. >> thanks, jeff. see you later on. >>

he's from palo alto she loves the bay area. and he loves our mission which is you not to show up and you have kids hope so far mobilize love has received just under $18,000 in donations other local churches and owners have agreed to match as well making it possible for the nonprofit to keep the free food coming we fall in love with these communities that we're just going to continue for as long as it takes. our our initial plan was to go through the end of summer over to skin and she will. >>the organization hopes to relaunch its other services as san francisco continues lifting shelter in place restrictions for kron 4 news, i'm kate rooney. >>it's great to efforts like that of people out there doing great things will kron four's also saluting the class of 2020. and this morning we want to congratulate owen walsh and is graduating from. anna lee high school and sebastien will hopefully i'm pronouncing that right. he was senior class president and captain of the varsity soccer team. he plans on attending you see santa barbara co

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we're going to give the all clear for palo alto and the rest of the bay looks like you're at speeds.alk about holiday travel up next. back to you. >>> thank you very much, mike. 5:32 right now. we do have breaking news. a search and rescue effort is under way after a passenger plane crashes into homes in pakistan. officials telling us the pakistan airlines flight was just minutes before it was scheduled to land at karachi international airport this is in the southern part of the country. we have some new video to show you the rescue operation under way as well. officials say the flight was carrying 99 passengers and eight crew members. no word on casualties on the ground just yet. of course we'll continue to follow this breaking news story and bring you updates as soon as we get them. >>> well, it is opening day for santa clara county, at least it feels that way for the retailers. for now getting to offer customers curbside delivery. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live for us in campbell. so, kris, what can people expect today? >> reporter: hi there, marcus. the signs are up, c

. >> reporter: julie, we visited the flagship store in palo alto, and many shoppers are not allowed to just walk in, and enter the store. just yet. those who can go inside must follow strict safety precautions. >> for the first time in two months, since the coronavirus forced stores to close, apples flagship store, in palo alto reopened wednesday, with customers lining up at the door. >> i hadn't planned on coming here at all. it just happened, my phone died this afternoon. >> reporter: customers, apple is open for storefront pickup, and tech support the genius bar, by appointment only. all visitors get a temperature check, everyone must wear a face mask. if you don't have one, apple will provide one. once inside the store, shoppers must maintain social distancing. not too difficult, since the number of people allowed in his limited. >> i think that is fine. that is the way the world is right now. >> i think the process is pretty good. i feel safe. >> reporter: at the sanitizing wipes, everybody has masks on. they have water out, so you can't really ask for more. >> reporter: reopening

palo alto, 73 degrees.u head closer as we mentioned to the ocean breeze, and you're back down into the 60s here in san francisco. but it's what you like this time of the year. 60 in the marina. 63 in the ingleside. for the north bay, 76 in napa. the only issue with the forecast tomorrow is the fact that the allergies still may be bugging you. we have oak, pine, and olive in the high category. gra grass is in the moderate. head to my twitter page. i have a medicare the symptoms list so you can take a look at allergies versus covid and the flu. low to mid-70s sun, monday, and tuesday in san francisco. that's going to be a good change. the inland valleys may get a little bit too hot for you. we have 84 saturday, 88 sunday, 92 on memorial day. so, raj, we got to start thinking now about what we'll be doing on monday. maybe it's the virtual nbc bay area barb. you know we try to do that each year at the station. >> it's certainly margarita weather. we do know that, jeff. have a good night. >> oh, all right. >> ta

second time this month health care workers at stanford hospital in palo alto protested against pay cuts for frontline workers. >>in april the hospital announced that it needed to make temporary workforce adjustments which will result in a 20% pay cut for part-time workers at california state assembly member ask how protested alongside the health care workers this gesture that they should be the ones sacrificing although he called them. >>heroes are essential workers. recalling or as a part of me and so i can't stand by andy seiler. instead to share that as much as well for reserves. it's 10 for health care push race. further our to our health care workers. the protesters told cholera that this outbreak won't end anytime soon so the pay cut will significantly affect that. >>cowra believe the hospital has plenty of monetary resources for health care system here billion in assistance to this the economic crisis. health care workers poll. and he had one last message for stanford hospital before he left we need to make car parts for we asked our workers our healthcare heroes make sacrifices

the peninsula will also have plenty of mid to upper 60s from san mateo down to palo alto. san francisco, 60s as well right over the marina and downtown. 63 degrees and 60 respectively. over to the outer sunset, 62. the north bay, 62 in clearlake, and you can see as we get closer to the bay, a little milder with 65 in sonoma. my extended forecast, tomorrow has trace amounts to 0.15 of an inch on that rain chance. we hold on to a spotty chance into thursday. we're dry friday. next system approaches on saturday. mostly cloudy skies. then by sunday we'll see around a quarter to a half inch of rain with chances of rain lingering into monday. temperatures in the 60s here for san francisco. my inland valley forecast, we go up to a much warmer 80 on friday. then down to 72 on sunday. now, i want to get you a closer look at that timing on that sunday rainfall and what you'll see here is that i think by 1:00, 2:00, and 3:00 in the morning on sunday, that storm starts to move in. then everybody should have some wet weather by sunday at 11:00 in the morning. so the great news right no

>>> new at 11:00, face coverings are now required to be worn by people who are out and about in palo alto with pal unanimously approved the new order. it requires face coverings to be worn by anyone who enters a business, store, healthcare facility, or takes public transportation. it also includes stanford facilities, located in the city of palo alto. >> i think that it is very important that we protect each other. and the only thing we have right now to do that is all of us wearing masks. especially when we go to the grocery stores and other businesses. but more importantly, just out and about whenever we need each other. it is all we have to do to protect each other. >> the new rule does not apply to people engage in exercise, like walking, running, biking or hiking. unlike most of the bay area, santa clara county has not made face coverings requirement, but instead is strongly recommending their use. >>> governor newsom said today that there is some positive news involving the coronavirus pandemic. unfortunately, there is still not an overall downward trend involving cases. there were

i'm in east palo alto, california, right now, and there's no looting on my street. i'm not saying there won't be, and there hasn't been, but we are praying. we are coming up with solutions. we are consoling each other. we are hugging each other. we are calling each other and checking in. we are creating policy. there are so many ways in which we are grieving with the situation, so i just thank you that you are showing both the tragedies that are happening and the expressions of anger that's happening in san jose and across the country and showing solutions too. >> well, there's the looking at things that happen, and then there's the deeper conversation of why are these things happening, right? addressing the root causes, and like you said, president trump said something this morning but also vice president biden, the presum soid a live event whi he said it's 400 years of racism and open wounds that really have not dissipated. and during this time is coming to the surface more and more. so there is not a one-day simple answer because this was 400 years in the making

hear from crowd strike, i expect them to report a mind blowing quarter like the one we got from palo alto from octa and z scale, more on that later in the show these cyber security plays are all part of the work from home trend, and they've had incredible moves so why should crowdstrike be any different? how about the stockpile trade. did the hoarding phase of the pandemic finally come to an end? we're going to find out from campbell's soup on wednesday morning. last quarter was spectacular, the best in years and that only had a couple of weeks of the pandemic, i say the new ceo mark claus has changed things up with better product, best i've ever seen this company run in my lifetime that's why i think campbell's soup, campbell's pork and beans is a buy, especially with the health crisis morphing into an economic crisis. we hear from another play on thursday, j.m. smucker, for a while smucker's struggled as it digested a new portfolio as a power house branch sure it's a conglomeration of coffee and peanut butter and jams a weak economy is a fantastic backdrop for smucker's stock as way for

down south foster city at 71 along with san mateo 74 for palo alto mountain dew in redwood city at 73rgan hill, the one standout at 81 everybody else pretty much upper 70's, 77 for san jose santa clara 76 by the way from cupertino east bay shoreline to the south lower 70's, 77 pleasanton livermore still 70's today for the last day of it well maybe we'll squeeze another day out or tomorrow, 80 for concord 78 for a walnut creek, 72 san leandro with the richmond at 74 in a pure the north bay we're looking at the at 68 81 fairfield 82 per vacaville any arc of 82 that will be a delayed right now because you're not really gog to be taking off until we get into saturday and sunday 78 for sonoma. now that 7781% a rose with lower 60's for the north bay coast, mid 70's, heading down south a long one. in your 70 forecast again here comes that front and little hiccup there for your friday. then we start warming up and quickly we do saturday in the 80's but boy already in the lower 90's by sunday we continue to warm from there. monday into tuesday. mid-nineties you know put that corridor that goes

down south we're looking at low middle 70's making their way known for palo alto and mountain view redwood city at 73 in san carlos at 69. morgan hill doesn't 81 but everybody else is in the upper 70's in the south bay area, san jose santa clara at 7776 for cupertino in milpitas and on the east bay shoreline we've got the lower 70's at work here fremont at 73 tri valley 77 for pleasanton and livermore and dublin at 76. and up the contra costa county 78 for walnut creek at 80 for concord 71 going on for berkeley and around the delta their numbers kind of frozen for the next couple of days in the 80's department before the pounds this weekend 81 for fairfield back old 82, les what a chilly 6877 for napa 78 sonoma, and 81% a rose with lower 60's of the coast and conditions will warm up the beaches too. it's a great weekend in store for that by the way will be seeing some nd, 82 jumps to 91 by sunday and early next week wow 97 possible on monday and tuesday. no these are cut estimations here. it is not impossible for some reason the bay in the far east bay locations places like brent would for