esta pareja y sus hijos viven en una casa rodante de palo alto.uelas y el segundo primor distrito escolar, su situaciÓn con la educaciÓn a distancia no estÁ haciendo nada fácil. >> antes era ese problema de que se iba el internet. el distrito les dio y ahora ya no pasa eso. con el ritmo de los carros, a veces pasan muy pegadito al trÁiler, se mueve y es muy difÍcil. maria: el mÁs pequeÑo de sus hijos, jeremy, tiene 5 aÑos. los otros son adolescentes. ella dice estar haciendo lo posible para que pongan atenciÓn a las clases en lÍnea. >> no sÉ mucho inglés, pero si sale, lo invito a que vuelva a entrar a la casa porque no falta, ellos piensan y son niÑos, piensan como niÑos. se distraen fÁcil, ahÍ vuelves a conectar. marÍa: representantes del distrito escolar de palo alto reconocen las dificultades adicionales que enfrentan las familias que viven en casas rodantes y no tienen viviendas formales. >> tenemos estudiantes inscritos que viven en casa rodante y viven situaciones que les afectan mÁs que a otros estudiantes. ahora vemos que es una de las co

here is a live look outside of palo alto in oakland. no matter where you are, you most likely see smoke and ash from wildfires visible throughout cities in the region. bay area air quality management says it is expecting unhelpy air quality, unfortunately, to continue. it has extended a spare the air alert through today. this is a record 23rd day in a row. people cleaning ash off their cars in san francisco say it's a reminder of the terrible fires and the impact on so many lives. >> it's just sad. you see the ash and you think about the slight discomfort thing you have and you think about everybody else is going through really bad stuff. >> the ash didn't keep people inside last night. medical experts say anyone with respiratory issues should close windows and sta the video we posted on our instagram page, a different shot just showing haze throughout the area. follow us to get those updates in your news feed. >>> today marks ten years since the day that changed san bruno forever. that is when a gas line ruptured and the explosion wipe

. >> a major problem here in the bay area is east palo alto where people are testing positive at a rate nearly 4 times the fi out why. >> reporter: the diagnosis is alarming but clear, the virus is here or there is a lot of people are testing positive at three and nearly 4 times the rate of other parts of the county. but the larger looming question is what is the prescription forgetting that the situation under control?>> hygiene is very important. i think a lot of people out here are not taking it serious. >> as a recent cancer survivor lawrence takes the coronavirus seriously like his very life depends upon it and wishes others would do the same. >> i don't want to get sick, if i'm sick, i'm through. >> palo alto has become a viral hotspot, they have 12% of the counties total caseload even though the city represents less than 4% of the county's overall population. >> i'm very concerned. >> city councilman larry moody said that east palo alto is a city of east working-class families for whom the state homeowners are luxuries that they simply cannot afford. at crowding into the mix and

in east palo alto, the major concerns are rising case rates and being able to pay rent. we found that help on the way will make a million-dollar difference. >> reporter: antonio lopez is running for east palo alto city council. he's working high school and college students to do covid-19 outreach. several community groups are petitioning part in different outreach programs trying to stop the spread. >> when i draw back and say 15.4%, it's a big number. >> final.4% is the positivity rate for east palo alto. that's more than three time average of san mateo county. the mayor said it is important to put the numbers into context. >> we are unapologetically a city that supplies this region with essential workers. >> and essential workers are more at risk of exposure. in a city where 12% are residents. >> when our residents get sick, at least that 12%, we don't always have easy solutions to help come to aid. >> so the city has set up testing sites in those neighborhoods to test and educate. >> we're being proactive about this as opposed to waiting. >> another big challenge. def

kiet do on the reopening plan for palo alto schools. >>> this is a tough call on the district.jority of families who want their kids back in class, on the other, the teachers feel uneasy about the whole thing and they're pushing back. >> the school closure signs have been up for so long, more than six months now after lucky weather and covered in cobwebs. now momentum is building to come back in just a matter of days. superintendent says there is majority support of the unified school board members to approve the

joe vazquez has the story.>> reporter: students in palo alto's public school district could be some of the first in the state to go back to school, that's if they were to follow the plan debated at the school board meeting today. which is to start sending the younger students back in the next couple of weeks. but not everybody thinks that is a good idea including the head of the teachers union. >> it feels like we are rushing to open to meet a self-imposed goal date of october 12. we really don't want to be first in this. we want to be safe. >> parents are basically getting ready to pull our resources and file an injunction and potentially further action including a recall campaign against the board. >> it continues to involve the right now the plan involves a hybrid at home and at school, students will begin returning to class a few grades at a time beginning with kindergartners and first readers on october 12. half of the students would attend school for two and half days and then take the rest of the week off while the other half rotates in. the others will begin as human morning me

. >>> police in palo alto are asking for the public's help to locate a sex crimes suspect.hoping these two questions will generate some tips here. the man is between 40 and 50 years old, about five a nine inches tall. on labor day a man resembling these images approached two women. he exposed himself to one and touched the other inappropriately as she was sleeping. both incidents happen on labor day. the first occurred at el camino park in camino real. the other happened at timothy hopkins present park on palo alto avenue as the victim napped with her boyfriend. when the boyfriend challenged the suspect, he took off. anyone with information should contact palo alto police. >>> in bay area weather so much has happened over the past week . remember last week? we are talking about the extreme heat wave in the bay area and the fires and smoke. now this weekend we are not talking about any reds like fire warnings, no extreme heat. still, we are dealing with the smoke as we head into saturday and possibly her sunday. take a look at the satellite pictures of the past few days. us

dicen se espera que se extiende más de nuestra región >>> del cambio climático >>> reportando de palo alto tamaño de lo que hablan los expertos, cede la cantidad de humo que cruza fronteras, no solo hasta canadá, en la historia de norteamérica, desde el espacio, alcanzó 17 km de altura, es por eso que todas las emisiones desde 1998 alcanzaron estos números, y vea en el 2020, el tamaño sangrado debe, porque la costa oeste estamos viendo precisamente, el humo ruso pero se extendía hacia el atlántico nunca antes vista, vamos rápidamente a ver qué pasa, finalmente la máquina del tiempo está entrando enfrente húmedo, contenerlos incendios, frente frío débil y seco, estos nublados que estamos viendo de la línea costera, y va a incrementar los vientos de las 25 millas por hora, estamos viendo el aeropuerto, con estos nublados una noche que se mantiene agradable, la mala noticia, la contaminación no se ha presentado, a partir del próximo fin de semana, vamos a ver las temperaturas, de los 61, que se va a expander a partir del viernes y se queda hasta el próximo miércoles y el viento viene de tierr

a lawsuit claiming foothills park in palo alto is racially segregated. a group of civil rights activists are demanding the city repeal what it calls an unconstitutional residents only restriction. city leaders argue keeping foothills park private to palo alto residents and their guests helped maintain the crowds which in turn keeps it clean and functioning. >>> well, staying safe during this pandemic is a mix of things you can do and cannot do. for many seniors, even going outside is too big of a risk. >> that's very true. thankfully in the east bay, much younger people willing to bring the outside world in. garvin thomas has tonight's bay area proud. >> if you're the parent of a teenager or even just know a few, you know there are 1,000 different ways they can use their phone to disconnect from the world around them. perhaps that's why it's so special that when you hear about two high school seniors used theirs to do just the opposite. >> is that all the clips that you have? >> even before the pandemic started. >> ooh, i like that one. >> inside was not

. >>> coming up, the fight for the right to visit a palo alto park. a lawsuit filed this week and why the city says it has the right to keep nonresidents out. >>> plus a sneak peek at season >>> in the last hour, the federal government outlined plans to make a covid-19 vaccine free for all americans. congress, the defense department and federal health agencies are in the process of developing a playbook for how the vaccine will be made available. reports say the rollout will be gradual with the vking seen requiring two doses. the vaccination campaign is likely to begin later this year or early next year. the feds are expected to release more details to state and local health agencies about how to distribute the vaccine. >>> in the north bay, more businesses are reopening thanks to improving covid-19 data. marin county just moved out of the most restwrik difference tier. so that means that indoor store, mall, salons, churches and movie theaters can reopen inside but with capacity limits. this is such a relief for so many business owners because they ha

veamos la 101 altura palo alto, tranquilo, veamos puente de la ba a hay hace un momento era estacionamiento fuera del Área las pistas san josÉ bien, sin problemas, por la 101 a la altura de palo alto redwood city buenas condiciones, en los puentes como un implicado en la 580, hacia el norte donde ya sigue solamente cerrado una parte de la pista, la 16 llegando a la 20 por in zhe(hab inglÉs) ceno dios, panorama mejora para concord, mÁs detalles del tiempo lo que puede pasar con estos vientos de santa ana al volver. ♪ al regreso, charlamos con edwin higuera. (comerciales) hola quÉ tal, feliz tarde, vamos conversar en somos gigantes con edwin gera. >>> mira, como sustituyo vi yo de lado ganador, vi cosas positivas, no me cansÉ de estar cantando los cuadrangulares, pero ya enserio es algo histÓrico, que no se ve todos los dÍas, 3 jugadores de gigantes cada uno impulsÓ 6 f carreras, dickerson, solano y crawford, fue, una noche histÓrica y a a pesar que que anotaron 23 ese dÍa cuanto van anotar el siguiente dÍa, anotaron 6, perdieron pero aÚn asÍ quÉ te puedo decir, algo histÓrico. >>> sin duda,

people in east palo alto are testing positive at a rate nearly 4 times the county average. one councilmember tells us minute of the working-class families and essential workers either can't work from home or can't afford to stay home. >> it is unfortunate that this is going to have to come and knock on your front door before you believe. >> it is a challenge but we can address it we are committed to overcoming this virus here in the community. >> east palo alto represents 4% to san mateo county's overall population and 12% of its total covid-19 caseload. >>> this is a live look of downtown san jose, there is something new to celebrate this evening. santa clara just became the first county in california to declare juneteenth and official paid holiday. observed on june 19, juneteenth marks the end of slavery in the u.s. paid holiday will apply to all santa clara county employees beginning next year. >>> tonight it is national voter registration day. there been events all over the bay area from alameda to richmond where group of young people encourage teenagers and new voters

do you believe that, then take those resources out of palo alto and put them in poor schools. i just don't buy the argument. i would be perfectly happy to put more resources into good public schools. i would be happy to put more resources into good teachers, good principles. i do think that the extended learning days really important. we are for developed countries, we have the shortest learning they and shortest learning year than that anyone in the world. no wonder our kids are not measured up on all these international tests. so i'm also believe in public-private partnerships between boys and girls clubs, for instance, and youth programs. i started something and palo alto called the center for a new generation that were for underserved kids to have high quality afterschool and summer experiences. everything from hands on math and science and everything including instrumental band and that sort of thing because i believe music is important to kids, as a musician. we now have the in dallas and in birmingham, atlanta and several in california. those kinds of partnerships are a

kiet do on the reopening plan for palo alto schools. >>> this is a tough call on the district. on 100 the majority of families who want their kids back in class, on the other, the teachers feel uneasy about the whole thing and they're pushing back. >> the school closure signs have been up for so long, more than six months now after lucky weather and covered in cobwebs. now momentum is building to come back in just a matter of days. superintendent says there is majority support of the unified school board members to approve the plan to resume in person classes. followed by tk to first grade, two weeks after that, and and the one. half the students will attend class for 2 1/2 days, and then take the rest of the week off while the other half of the class rotates in. of the 2600 parents who responded to a district survey, 62% said yes, they favor in person classes. >> we have families that are food challenge, we have families that are having an emotional issue at home. we need to be open for students. >> it seems rushed. >> she's the president of the palo alto educators association

palo alto, and downtown san francisco, 78 degrees and fwhorth bay, north day, santa r. the weather seven forecast, pair the air through friday. dusty winds and fire danger tomorrow night to thursday. get ready. cooler weather this weekend. >> all right, we look forward to that. thank you. >>> just over half an hour now, president trump and joe bid >>> happening tonight, the very first presidential debate between president trump and democratic nominee joe biden. history will be made as they face off in cleveland, ohio n just about half an hour. >> abc 7 is here with a preview of what to expect. liz, i expect a street fight. >> absolutely. this is a 90-minute debate that is expected to be get nasty. they will try to get under each other's skin as they face off for the first time, and most notably, it comes two days of the major new york times investigation that shows the president paid little to no income taxes for years. 750 dlshs the year he was elected. joe biden released his tax returns and show he and his wife paid nearly $300,000 in taxes this year. it's a contrast

if you really believe that, then take those resources out of palo alto and put them in poor schools. so, i don't buy the argument. i would be perfectly happy to put more resources into good public schools. i would be happy to put more resources into good teachers, good principals. i do think that the extended learning day is really important. you know, we are the -- for developing countries, we have the shortest learning day and the shortest learning year of anybody in the world. there's no wonder that our kids aren't measuring up on all these intergnash nation international tests. so, i'm also a believer in public-private partnerships between boys and girls clubs and youth programs. i started something in palo alto called centers for new generation that were for underserved kids to have high quality experiences. everything from hands-on math science and everything including instrumental band and that sort of thing because i believe music's important to kids as a musician. and we now have them in dallas and in birmingham, atlanta, and several in california. those kinds of partnership

el condado santa clara habilitó centros de enfriamiento en la ciudad de san josé, palo alto y santa clarara zona a esta hora, son imágenes en vivo de las ciudades de san francisco, san josé, palo alto, con esto nos enlazamos con david gonzález, el otoño no llegó caluroso y peligroso, el riesgo de los incendios continúa, buenas tardes. >>> buenas tardes, efectivamente, tendremos los 3 factores necesarios para provocar este incendio, altas temperaturas como baja humedad y estos fuertes vientos, tenemos varios avisos vigentes, quiero dirigir su atención hacia nostra pantalla, tenemos el aviso y advertencia que van estar vigentes apartir de la noche, ráfagas de viento de 50 millas por hora comenzando tanto la humedad relativa va a descender haciéndose a un 25 por ciento, peligroso, al sur de nuestra región tenemos esta advertencia por calor que va estar vigente a partir de mañana a eso de las 11 de la mañana y hasta este lunes, con los afectados, santa clara, san francisco así como contra costa y alameda temperaturas pueden alcanzar los 102 grados, vamos hablar de estas condiciones, en cuanto

up to 75 in oakland and 80 in palo alto and 88 degrees in antioch and in concord. our winds have been light coming out of the south, but the more of the southwesterly or westerly wind we see and that breeze and that cool ocean air and as we go into later today, the winds will pick up once again. we're looking at a nice breeze and the wind speeds at 15 to 20 miles per hour. i was talk about the two systems that we're seeing off the coast. the storm approaching parts of the pacific northwest and the remnants of a tropical system that is reaching closer. you can see that cluster of clouds reaching closer to l.a. so, we're going to see all of the moisture from the tropical system staying to the south. but the rain from the pacific northwest starting to make its way into far northern california as we go into friday. and this may make it as far south as ukiah and mostly some very light sprinkles early on friday morning. but a lot of fog for the rest of the bay area between flooriday saturday. that is helping to bring in some much cooler temperatures along with that ocean

palo alto, 54. 57 in napa, 59 right now in concord.o later on today, a couple of degrees warmer today than we were yesterday, but this is pretty average for this time of the year. a high of 91 for concord, 80 in palo alto, 69 in the city. 86 in santa rosa, 82 in san jose. again spare the air is in effect. overnight tonight, the marine layer continues to shrink. mid-50s to low 60s as we greet the heat tomorrow. so an excessive heat warning will go into effect at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow and this will last through 9:00 p.m. monday for a big chunk of the bay area shaded in that pink color. this ision and heat stroke will be high. a heat advisory will go into effect around the same time shoreline. so the heat begins on saturday, and that is when triple digits come back inland. here goes the bay shoreline, 80s in our warmest spots. even hotter on sunday. so spare the air the next couple day, the heat wave begins on saturday, extreme heat on sunday, the dangerous heat continues monday and tuesday we'll be watching for gusty winds that will increa

. >> palo alto to harvard, a nice run in the nba. that's someone who just gets it in these heavy times. >> these are difficult tiemmes r sure. thank you, raj. >>> next, duffy wicks at the capital. forcing her to bring her baby to cast a vote in the middle of a pandemic. >>> plus, those drones set things on fire, and that's that's just what firefighters want them to do. how this new high tech tool is helping firefighters battle the wildfires in marin county. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'm show you the it. improvements we're making in the air quality and what we can expect -- coming up in about six minutes. hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. and now with our stores reopening, we're putting healthy practices in place. come visit a store

that would be a record for tomorrow. 99 in palo alto. 95 in san mateo. the coast, yes, it is cooler. this is still warmer, in the upper 70s to lower 70s to half moon bay to pacifica. we are expecting a wide range in temperatures in the city tomorrow. the eastern half around the financial district, the mission, hunter's point, yes expecting temperatures in the low 90s. the western half, say the outer sunset, the daly city area, we're expecting temperatures a little cooler. but still in the upper 70s to lower 80s tomorrow. still very warm. in the north bay, it is a hot sunday. we're going 106 in santa rosa. that's a record. 105 in sonoma. 10 two in san rafael. 99 in vallejo. the east bay tomorrow, 98 union city. 98 castro valley. look at these temperatures, eric. we're talking temperatures above 110. 112 in pittsburg. 112 in antioch. 109 in san ramon. but by monday night, we will find winds picking up in our hills. so a fire weather watch will go into effect, especially for tuesday morning. we're watching winds out of the north-northeast that could gust 30

. >> reporter: tonight dozens of people gathered here in front of this courthouse in palo alto to remember a woman some say changed their lives. 60esecon fighting for equality. tonight more than 120 people gathered to say good-bye and thank you to u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg, a woman this organizer considers an american hero. >> ruth back in her time did things that were unheard of and demanded equality in ways that were unheard of and were thought to be very radical, that women were equal, that women could hold jobs. >> ryan says she made a difference in his life. >> i wouldn't be married today if it weren't for us and for the work na she did. and not just marriage but also being able to define the community and find acceptance. you know, her work really built the foundation for that. >> reporter: as a tribute to her contributions, when ryan married his partner last year, they danced with a giant cardboard cutout of ginsburg. others who say they met ginsburg say she gave them a voice when they were outnumbered. tonight as people celebrate ginsburg's legacy, some look ah

we're in the upper 60s for parts of the peninsula and 80 degrees in palo alto for that high temperature today. going into san francisco, the marina district will reach up to 62 degrees, and the north bay high temperatures will reach as high as 97 in ukiah. we're up to 79 degrees in santa rosa. we'll continue to monitor the air quality over the next seven days. but we should see a little bit of some improvement as we get more of a westerly wind, that brings in some fresher ocean air into the bay area. but then as that air becomes more stagnant, well, unfortunately it looks like we go back to that moderate air quality. so what's keeping all of this very bad air trapped? well, for one we still have the fires burning. and then on top of that we have high pressure that's causing that air to sink. and with that light wind it basically creates a cap over the bay area. and then during those early morning hours we have cooler temperatures, and so that also causes the air to sink close to the surface. and so it basically traps the smoke. we've seen some of the worst air quality in san francisco,

by the afternoon, up to 79 in palo alto, 75 in oakland. mid 80s over to the east bay, inland valleys. napa at 82. san jose, 78. so tomorrow, spectacular weather. but things are going to change. let me show you the temperature trend in livermore. you can see how we're going to skyrocket. up to 100 on sunday. 105 on monday. that will be the peak of the heat wave. and low 100s that could linger into tuesday and wednesday. we're going the talk more about the heat, how long i think that's going to linger and our wind. we have a fire weather watch for this weekend. most of us are going to see winds of 15 to 40 miles per hour in the hills. we'll talk more about the heat, winds, and get a check of lucy here. she's taking a quick nap. i'll wake her up and see what's going on with her coming up. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, art in the time of covid. the new installation in san francisco that practices social distancing. >>> making art during a pandemic. social distancing is part of the canvas on the lawn here. the gardens are a cultural hot spot in

on going stimulus stalemate and we'll speak with jim fitterling and shares of cybersecurity firm palo alto networks up 80% from the march lows as companies boost protections for employees working from from home the ceo will join us to discuss that trend and much more let's focus first of all on the big stories you're watching. mike santoli is tracking to day's volatile market action we have the latest on stimulus in washington and sara has new reporting on the oracle-tiktok sag yachlt mi saga mike, markets down 1.4%. >> the i've been heavy tape all day. we continue this process of sort of undoing that august overshoot to the upside. i've been focused on levels that we saw back on august 11th that's about 3333 we closed on the s&p 500. there you have it. we're just about right there we also hit that level there abouts give or take a few points three or four times in the last week now so far you can look at that and say maybe this market is trying to find some kind of base for another side ways phase. maybe like we saw. there although the more times you soften up a certain level, maybe the l

closer to the bay, 80s in oakland, san jose, palo alto. at the coast, a mix of 60s and also 70s. san francisco, some good news. we'll start to cool off once we hit this weekend with plenty of 60s return. for the inland valleys, that's when we get cooler, once we hit saturday and sunday, back down into the 80s. now, i am seeing some promising data looking out towards next week. next thursday, friday, and saturday. so, again, not this week, but not week, for maybe some rainfall to get close. that is exactly what we need, so you can bet i'm going to be staying on top of that forecast, and i'll have updates as we get closer to that. >> it already seems like a long week this week, and we're only at tuesday night. thanks a lot. >> you got it. >>> you want to get away? one bay area airport doing something to help. the free tests being rolled out at oakland international. >>> an investigation under way after two military planes reportedly collided in midair. they were performing an aerial refuel in riverside county. one made an emergency landing. the other crashed near salton city. the p

and for palo alto we're in the low 80s as well. as we head into the evening if you want to go out for a walk we'll start to see that fog rolling back into the coastline in san francisco and it cools the rest of the bay area down with a nice, brisk westerly wind. air quality is the concern for the day as we once again have our 15th spare the air alert day. and we're seeing that unhealthy air quality across the board today but there should be some improvements tomorrow as we start to see much more of an ocean breeze picking up. that will help clear it out just a little bit. it still will be moderate. and if you have unhealthy -- if you are having breathing problems you still may find it a little bit bothersome. it comes down a few degrees for the inland areas. as we look ahead to this long holiday weekend for some, we are going to have some really hot weather returning once again. mike, you've been keeping an eye on the commute, those metering lights are on. any other issues? >> well, you know, no surprises, i guess. we do have that

look at the high temperatures for today, also comfortable with palo alto reaching 70 degrees. you head over towards contra costa county and looking at temperatures in antioch and concord and reaching 86 degrees. the hot weather and the weekend forecast coming up. mike, how's it looking for the morning drive? >> morning drive is all right and we do have an issue, kari, on the peninsula. let's get a look at your overall commute and the map shows no major surprises. over on the left side slowing os needs to come and help out and sounds like a pretty big pot hole and that may be a factor. could be some quick repair work slowing you down just a tad bit before 92. everything else moves smoothly at the bay bridge and metering lights and a crash in concord. i am concerned about highway 4. we'll follow that up. back to you. >> we'll check back with you, thanks, mike. >>> 6:10 right now. a southern california firefighter mysteriously vanishes. still ahead at 6:25 on "today in the bay." the obstacles family members face in trying to track him down. what authorities fear may have happened

. >>> two civil rights groups are suing the city of palo alto over an exclusive park. they want to overturn a law that has banned non-residents since 1969. foothills park is only open to residents or accompanied guests, the suit claims it's unconstitutional and discriminatory. last month, the city approved a pilot program that would give some non-residents access. but there's no timeline on when that will begin. >>> happening today, in less than three hours, contra costa county's updated coronavirus health order goes into effect. is this means the county no longer has different reopening rules than the state for businesses and activities. starting at 8:00 this morning, personal care services that involve close contact with the face may begin operating outdoors except for tattooing and piercing. racetracks and card rooms may operate outdoors and music and television and film production may resume. along with professional sports without live audiences. and some marin county businesses can now reopen indoors with limited capacity. that includes retail stores and malls and

that sea breeze today on the peninsula, 82 palo alto, 83 in mountain view. 76 in south city and oranges indicate a warmer air mass with upper 80s sonoma, santa rosa. and into the east bay 78 in berkeley, 80 in newark, and we'll see some 90s here. so a little warmer than average, and this will come up about 8 to 10 degrees from yesterday's readings. and then another 10 degrees warming tomorrow. so the red flag warning goes into effect tonight. gusty winds at about 9:00, 10:00 get going. and another burst of wind sunday into monday when a relative humidity will already be well below 20%. and the temperatures, they will cool off nighttime is longer and longer now with that sunsetting at 6:59. so we do have that going for us, liz. >> that is a good point. i know. here we enter fall and we get into the heart of fire season. thank you, lisa. >>> just ahead after months of closure museums are finally starting to open their doors. about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. and while we don't yet have

. >> the events this weekend also held in san francisco, palo alto and martinez. the "today" show following the replacement battle on the late justice ginsburg's legacy, the co-director of the oscar winning documentary "rbg" reflects on her experience capturing the supreme court justice's life on camera right after "today in the bay." >>> new overnight a police officer is in the hospital after a crash in san jose. here is a live look for you right now at third and taylor streets. that intersection, of course, closed now while police investigate. so police say a little before 1:00 this morning a driver ran the stop sign on taylor t-boning that patrol car. both drivers were taken to the hospital. police have not updated their conditions and they are not saying if the driver was under the influence. it's also not clear how soon that intersection will reopen. >>> well today marks another milestone in easing some of the covid-19 restrictions. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson is live for us in san francisco to break down what businesses are able to open under the lat

east palo alto has the highest number of cases in the county. the testing today was from 4:00 to 7:00, free with no appointment necessary. >> east palo alto's infection rate is over 15%. that's for a number of issues. right here, this exact location is the epicenter of the city. we have a prominent stripmall. city hall is over here. a lot of individuals walk through here , so it is a good area to have individuals come in and walk up, register and test. >> the mobile test site is visiting about a half a dozen different communities. testing is also available at the san mateo county event center from tuesday to saturday. officials said they would like to test as many people as possible. >>> public health officials are concerned about a recent uptick in coronavirus cases throughout the state that could be linked to the labor day holiday. >> we are about 2 1/2, three, 3 1/2 weeks out from the collection of labor day and our blueprint. and when you start to see cases about this time, this is when we would have expected to see slight increases. but now

the two encounters in palo alto parks hours apart. >>> plus, tonight's giants game abruptly postponed. >>> after the break, restaurant risk, new research from the cdc on whether dining out carries a higher risk of catching coronavirus. ur home... and we did. over 24,000 homes have been destroyed by wildfires in the past few years. wildfire victims need help so i'm voting 'yes' on 19. it limits property taxes on wildfire victims so families can move to a replacement home without a tax penalty. you never know what you'll be faced with. please, vote 'yes' on 19. >>> minutes before it was scheduled to start tonight's game between the san francisco giants and san diego padres was postponed. this, after someone in the giants organization tested positive for covid-19. players from both teams lingered in and around the dugouts about a half an hour after the game was started. the padres announced the reason for the postponement, this was the first coronavirus related postponement for both teams. >>> the latest numbers on the coronavirus pandemic show california is still moving in the right dir

and mountain view and palo alto very nice at 75 degrees south bay temperatures also a little cooler than they were yesterday, san jose 82 today, santa clara in milpitas each at 80 degrees. while fremont union city and hayward in the 70's the tri valley falls out of the 90's and back into the 80's little more comfortable walnut creek at 87 oakland you'll be at 70 today, not a big change from yesterday and a vacaville will be back up to 95 degrees today, a lot like yesterday. santa rosa through petaluma also in the upper 70's. looking ahead at your next 7 days temperatures do warm up by the weekend that takes us into the upper 90's by saturday sunday and monday o labor day weekend. >>in the buzz covid causes a bump in the road for the forty-niners and the a's. the giants have moved on to colorado to play the rockies. but the a's are still playing a game of texas hold em in houston. so far nobody has tested positive since the one a's case that derailed the game with the astros on sunday. but they can't leave houston till they get through the covid protocol, which means they cannot play

. >>9.11 memorial events also look different here in the bay area in palo alto firefighters supported the app tossed fire crew in this year's annual stair climb, it's usually held at seacliff state beach but due to the pandemic firefighters and people of all ages participated virtually the palo alto fire department got together this week for the challenge. firefighters went up. 110 floors one palo alto firefighter told us the doing this challenge was a way that he honors those who risk their lives on that horrific day. >>for us is a service members now it's in the fire service is was very important there there were 343 firefighters that on that day probably knew they were going to make it through that and they still chose to put their gear on and they still chose to charge the tower and that's really why. we just a 110 stared or the 110 floors stair climb is because. 110 floors left out in front of them to take it up to the actual fire floor. of the first tower being hit and. these guys give their life. men and women give their life that fearlessly we lost a lot of americans that day.

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there is palo alto and on your left you got walnut creek. we continue with our record setting streets for spare the air alert, extended through the labor day weekend marking 21 straight days of unhealthy air. let's check in with the woman of the hour, vianey arana. >> yeah, i am just shocked. look at san francisco, current temperature right now is 82. you can see the smoke outside right now if you look outside your window. palo alto, 93, san jose at 91. oakland at 84. concord at 99. san martin at 101. but, we are still under the spare alert as you mentioned. here is the latest numbers of the air quality. north bay is still unhealthy at 102. east bay at 112. we saw a little bit clearing when it comes to the south bay and beaches. again, air alert has been extended through monday. this is going to be the hottest day of the heat wave, we are expecting 110 plus degrees. yes, those are correct. those forecasted highs for tomorrow. it could be a little cooler or hotter than this. this is according to our model we'll see how this plays out. i will

gonzález seguiremos amenazados por el humo en la bahía en verde y amarillo condiciones saludables 46 en palo alton pantalla, en san josé temperaturas en altos 60 grados, ahí tenemos el satélite radar tenemos sistema de alta presión para el día de mañana así que precaución ese material particulado tóxico para las personay más al norte vea una que otra lloviznas ligeras en zonas como santa rosa napa verán material particulado en las máximas para el día de mañana aquí tenemos el panorama en los 10 días precaución mañana el día más caliente de la semana veremos breve descenso >> sobreviven a los incendios de la región >> en deportes arranca la segunda jornada de la premier league detalles al regresar si, elmo, en seguida voy. la escuela es un muy diferente ahora, todos los días los niños aprenden en casa con ayuda de sus padres... algunos días elmo va a la escuela. para mantenerse saludable, elmo usa un cubrebocas y permanece alejado de sus amigos. es cierto, puede ser difícil, pero recuerden, cuando las cosas son difíciles, hay que respirar profundo, y estamos juntos en esto. sí, vamos, papá, es hor

this is our traffic cam in palo alto along 101. some light traffic this evening, but it will pick up in the next 48 hours. a lot of people will be on the move for this labor day weekend. it's leading to a warning from health experts. also a lot of closures for some popular -- from some popular destination that delicate balance continues. we've gone through this for so many months. we want to hang out with friends and family members, but we want to stay healthy. the problem is, will we see a spike after labor day weekend in terms of coronavirus cases? we've been through this before. it happened earlier this year. a spike after memorial day and fourth of july weekends. this is the scene today in pacifica. the beach is open for you, but won't be this weekend. pacifica, santa cruz, and monterey, all closing their beaches and parking lots, beginning sun rise on saturday. we should note half moon bay beaches will remain open this weekend. the concern, it's simple. it's this. flocks of people like what we saw at santana row and other spot

it is an issue that have divided communities across the bay area and in palo alto, they ban the attendancewithin 600 feet of schools but for everyone else, it is 20 feet and includes homes for seniors. >> i think it is outrageous, the way they have behaved. >> this is a small 5g cell towers right next to channing house, retiring home where his parents live. he started asking questions about it and he said one an employee with at&t which owns the 5g installation told him. >> if you are worried about a small said , be worried about the macro cell tower. >> they said it is on to some of the most prominent retirees in palo alto and is home to a 4g macro cell tower on the roof installed in 2006. >> my parents and other residents had never had that ef >> according to the american cancer society, there is no strong evidence that the frequency waves from cell towers cause any noticeable health effects but it says more research is needed, especially for any possible long-term effects.? i think it is the unknown. we do not have definitive answers. responding to concerns, channing house hired a consu

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the city of east palo alto has a covid-19 positivity rate three times more than san mateo county. the city is trying its best to be proactive to stop the spread. they're dealing with another challenge. default on rents due to the pandemic. here's anser hasan. >> he's working with high school and college students to do covid-19 outreach. several city and community groups are taking part in different outreach programs, trying to stop the spread. >> when i draw back and say final.4%, it's a big number. >> final.4% is the covid-19 rate for east pal walt officially that's more than three times the average. she said it is important to put the numbers into context. >> we are unapologetically a city that supplies this reason with essential workers. >> and they are more at risk of exposure, and in a city where 12% are residents don't have health insurance. >> which means that when our residents get sick, at least that 12%, we don't always have easy solutions to help come to the aid. >> so the city has identified hot spots through contact tracing and set up testing sites in those neighborho

according to the latest survey by the palo alto education association. >> close to 90% of our teachers will be going back starting in two weeks that are uncomfortable going back in person. >> reporter: many teachers are concerned of the health risk to students and staffs. >> and our members are about 300% higher than when we closed in march. i don't see how it is safe to go back now when our case rates are much higher. >> reporter: some parents are given two choices, commit to all distance learning or in-class hybrid plan for the rest of the school year. many say they have to commit by tomorrow and they simply don't have enough information to decide. we reached toout to the districs superintendent who declined to comment on camera. in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> coming up next, we return to our wildfire coverage. we talked to one man credited with saving his neighbor's home. >>> putting voting by mail to the test. we have been testing the usps for more than two months. we'll tell you what we found, next. in business you have to be able to shift-pivot-adapt. then do

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. >>> para cobatir las altas temperaturas palo alto opera en un centro comnitaro hasta el viernes paraes. >>> con escritorios a la mitad de su ccapacidad , así es permitió clases presenciales . >>> estamos felices y emocionados. >>> estas y otras escuelas del condado marín tuvieron programas especial alternativos del sistema público. >>> tenemos 34 clases de educación especial. >>> y ttodos tienen un requisto como tener entrenaiteno para el personal. >>> cuando entran y salen tienen que tomar precsz y si alguien sale positiov se tendría que mantener el sitio. >>> ahora acá los niños tiene espacios y útiles individuales y padres a dairoi deberán reporitar sintoa. >>> ha sido drástico reabrir las puertas a los padres, ahora no se puede pero por aplicaron esperan mantener su cercanía. >>> pero otros tuvoeron que retradsar el proceso de reapertura por culpa de la pandemia en marín . >>> ahora el coandao está en el estado morado d mayor riesgo de cantagio en san rafael pilar niño. >>> la pandemia hace de las suyas en elmubndo de los deportes . >>> vamos a ver cómo ha afectado runmbo al mund

palo alto schools plan to reopen today for high-need students. they have been closed since march. each middle and high school campus will house one to two cohorts with two supervising adults for each group. to stay up-to-date, stay with the section on kpix.com/back to school. >>> a live look at san francisco where despite the bad and maintaining social distancing. >> nail salons and massage studios got the green lioperhim santa clara county is moving into a less restrictive tear. more businesses can have modifications. schools can also open up if the county remains in the red tear for 14 days. museums, aquariums and zoos are good to go but not indoor restaurants or movie theaters. >> they moved into the red yesterday. unlike sab ta clara it is allowing indoor dining and to see more, head to kpix.com. >>> all right. we have been talking a but our skies and our bad air y'all ty. let's get a check on the weather. >> mary lee, i have never seen >> it looks n and orange sky. is is something many of us haven't seen before. so much snow and unprecedented amount of smoke into the bay area

problemas respiratorios la advertencia se mantendrá vigente hasta el viernes , son imágenes en vivo en palo alto >> es una toma de california la densa capa de humo que cubre la zona del valle central que alnacena el humo de incendios forestales con en el área de napa que ha consumido más de 36 mil acres las autoridades de calidad del aire le pide a la comunidad estar alerta para no tener complicaciones de salud >> los niveles de la calidad del aire han sido insalubres pero a través del valle vemos aire insalubre queremos alertar que estén adentro >> y saber si las condiciones ambientales podría aumentar nuestra salud es confiando en nuestros sentidos entonces nos afectara en nuestra salud >> este humo le puede afectar al corazón, le puede afectar a los pulmones y tener ataque de asma o al corazón >> las mascarillas recomendadas pero si no cuenta con ellas salgan lo menos posible el representante del valle del congreso representó una petición para los que se vean afectados por el humo de incendios forestales >> a las personas para sus hogares que necesitan para estar a salvo >> esta proyecto de l

foster city, belmont, and the park, palo alto, closed for everyone including los altos and los altos hills. a good breeze towards cordelia. i see from the panisse avenue bridge, to chicago, 15-25 miles an hour. the fog is solid. it is more apache toward southern california. warmer weather is on the way. it starts tomorrow and it really kicks on saturday. it looks like we will top out, i really hot day. 60s, 70s and 80s. these are near average to below average. this is the last time they will be below inland. they are on the move. not too far tomorrow, but by saturday we will be into the 100 for some and it will be very hot for many on sunday, away from the coast. >>> students having food to eat, the oakland unified school district changes how they distribute food to students. we will tell you about the policy that begins today. >>> facebook changes their policy on political advertisements, the changes that are rolled out ahead of the november election. >>> the search continues for more missing children. where authorities found several sex trafficking victims and what is next for the

temperatures right now pretty cool at 56 degrees in san francisco. 50 degrees in san jose. 55 in palo altopening is, is all of this smoke is sort of stopping that solar insulation from heating us up. as far as our current temperatures, we're going to be in the 50s and 60s. ill talk more about that air quality and what to expect coming up in my full forecast at 7:45. >> we look forward to seeing you then. vianey, thanks so much. >>> new this morning, a fire is under investigation in the heart of downtown san francisco. it ignited around 1:30 this morning at a warehouse with a wood working shop inside. this is video from the citizen app. it happened on shipley street in san francisco's soma neighborhood between fourth and fifth. the warehouse shares walls with condoso contain the fire and keep it from spreading. it only took them about an hour. no injuries have been reported. >>> all right, back to what vianey was talking about, our poor air quality. it is the worst it's been in weeks and that's saying something because it's been unhealthy for nearly one month. the aqi map shows red, meaning