stephen: and now, the fbi is investigating palo alto pd as well. while federal and city officials will not comment, documents from last fall show that federal civil rights investigators requested the entire alvarez case file. robert johnson: i will hold this team accountable when necessary, and i want the community to continue to hold us accountable. stephen: appearing before palo alto city council on february 25 just before the covid outbreak, chief robert johnson promised transparency, while some angry residents expressed their frustration with the police department. female: this is unacceptable. we cannot get better unless we get out of denial. stephen: but chief johnson continues to refuse to answer any questions from nbc bay area about either of these cases. and it took more than ten months for his department to release destefano's body worn camera footage. the department's use of force report from arevalo's july case was not completed for more than five months after we started asking questions. male: so, you got into a fight here earlier? mal

palo alto network?tock is up 26% just from november put in $20 gain today making up a fantastic quarter. last week we learned palo alto expanded management raising their forecast substantially, it was a terrific quarter but also their stock was not over many tech names. this one sometimes gets lost now it is sending at an all time high let's check in with the ceo. congratulations and welcome back to "mad money. >> thank you jim, thank you for having me again. you don't want just cloud. if you don't have both, it seem lie like you are going to be left out given the fact there is so many firewall business and cloud business, you need to palo alto model. >> well k jim, we have been talking about this and i am telling you that the market is going to do fundamental transformation they're going data center to the crowd and sensor to ai we identified this 2.5 years ago. i told you the way to get excited of security depending on the platform, people taking from their current infrastructure, taking it to the clo

according to palo alto online city crews removed it from in front of palo alto city hall yesterday. city leaders say the mural was always intended to be temp rather. palo alto is planning a more permanent display in front of city hul. the mural ignited controversy for some as it showed a fugitive radical who once helped kill a person who they believe was wrongfully convicted. >> jessica aguirre and i continue to host conversations about race in america. you can watch all of our previous specials on our website. go to nbcbayarea.com/raceinamerica. >>> despite the pandemic there are multiple events happening today paying tribute to those who have served our country. as i mentioned at the top of the newscast it's veterans day, about 200 veterans are expected to participate at fisherman's wharf. the ceremony will be streamed virtually at 11:00. at byron park an honorary roll call will be held to honor the community veterans at 2:00 p.m. and will be streamed also virtually. >>> new for you this morning this veterans day we want to introduce you to a local group using man's best friend to

palo alto, 74.t the coastline we'll stay with our 60s from sf to half moon bay, and down to san jose at 76 degrees. i want to spend sometime in my extended forecast because we are still projecting this much colder storm to move in. san francisco, dropping to 59 on friday. shower chances increasing as well, 60% chance of spotty showers on friday. 65% chance on saturday. we will hold on to the spotty shower chance on sunday. total trace amounts to .015 of an inch. look at the drop of temperatures in the inland valleys, from 79 tomorrow to 59 on friday with those chances of showers over that friday, saturday and sunday period. now, look at those morning lows. by sunday morning, down to 37 degrees. that's going to be the coldest air of the season as a lot of the 30s would be right up there through the north bay and really much of the bay area dropping down to the 40s. so, raj and janell, some bitterly cold air for bay area standards coming our way this weekend. it could put a foot of snow across the hig

>>palo alto morgan hill in dublin all still hanging out in the upper 30's. the you're at 35 now santa rosa in fairfield you are in the 20's earlier on temperatures have since begin to rise and now it's mid 30's to even low 40's and fairfield so we are starting to see temperatures climbing definitely not as cold right now as it was for early risers about an hour or 2 ago so for those of you that are getting outside a bit later good for you you dodged the 20's at least i'm talking more about the potential of even more of those colder temperatures into tomorrow morning. still ahead in your forecast, first traffic time with robin there we go the hot spot for you we're just talking about that yeah caltrain we had a problem with the car that was stuck on the tracks they finally got a clear job but we have residual. >>delays so let's talk about that if you're a caltrain or not excuse me capital quarter not caltrain capitol corridor commuter train 5.23, it's still 23 minutes late because of those earlier issues so keep in mind that they were holding it in oakland, i

>> well, kari, you just mentioned palo alto. one in palo alto where i saw clouds across the camera.ooftop of 101 right there just now. when we look at the map, no real impact to the speeds and on

. >>> the newest retail store on university avenue in palo alto is now open for business selling luxury secondhand items. it's happening at a time when more people -- looking for holiday deals. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, troubling new coronavirus numbers days before thanksgiving. the numbers of new cases statewide tripling in just the past month. and hospitalizations are up almost 80% compared to two weeks ago. >> but there is some good news. three experimental vaccines could get fda approval next month. but who will get it? which one will they get? and when are some of the questions being asked right now. kpix 5 reporter andrea nakano talked to an immunologist for some answers. >> reporter: there's no easy answer to those questions because all of the data hasn't been released dwroet figure out which vaccine works best for which segment of the population. one doctor told me this is a good sign that the end of the pandemic is closer than ever. >> that's remarkable. that's never happened before in the history

bernard is live in palo alto with a check of how the first night of curfew went. cornell? >> reporter: hey, dion, i checked in with police agencies from santa rosa to alameda county and the south bay. they report no issues with the curfew overnight. check it out. restaurants still serving here on university avenue for a few more hours before the curfew begins again. some who live in other counties not a part of the curfew feel like they should be to eliminate confusion. day one of california's overnight curfew, and many bay area police departments are giving the all-clear. >> as of last night, and this morning, we've not had any issues and, you know, we appreciate everybody, you know, following as best they can. we know this is difficult, especially during the holiday seasons. >> reporter: police say most nonessential businesses were closed by 10:00 p.m., and many nonessential workers were likely off the streets. six bay area purple-tiered counties where covid rates are spiking are under a mandatory curfew between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. through december 31st. >> covid-19

according to palo alto online city crews removed it in front of city hall yesterday.say the mural was always intended to be temporary. palo alto is planning a more permanent black lives matter display in front of city hall. it ignited controversy for some as it showed a fugitive radical who once helped kill a state trooper. supporters believe she was wrongfully convicted. >>> we've been watching and listening as change happens around us. jessica aguirre and i continue to host the conversation about race in america. go to nbcbayarea.com/raceinamerica. >>> we mentioned it's veterans day and despite the pandemic there are multiple events happening today honoring those who have served our country. veterans day ceremony is being held to remember submariners who never returned from battle. it will take place onboard the "uss pampanito. "about 200 veterans are expected to participate. the ceremony will be streamed virtually at 11:00 this morning. at byron park a veterans roll call and happy hour will be held that starts at 2:00 p.m. it will also be streamed virtually. lots o

temporal pero palo alto está planeando en exhibición más permanente frente a la alcaldía. fiscal federal dice que se le otorguen, >>> hoy, en varias ciudades, del día de los veteranos >>> esta vez los pacientes estuvieran en la banqueta con distanciado aunque pudieron verlos con solo unos segundos, que debido a la pandemia tenían meses sin ver a sus seres queridos, en san francisco donde se encuentra un submarino se realiza un evento transmitido por internet, se recordaron a las embarcaciones que nunca regresaron a casa . >>> tuvo su primera misión, y casi fue su última pues fue atacado por un convoy japonés. más al norte, dos veteranos de 100 y 105 años de edad volvieron a subirse a un avión de guerra. y recordaron algunos de los momentos quevivieron durante su servicio. jugábamos cartas y hablábamos de lo que haríamos pero muchos no regresapienso en eso seriedad, equivocadamente pagaron por préstamos, mientras estaban en combate . >>> muchos miembros pagaron, unos $10,000,000 . en interés sobre los tres que habían dejado para sus estudios, que no tenían que pagar dinero,

>> take a look at 101 through palo alto.about the crash that cleared around south san francisco and a lot of backup there but then it smooths out very quickly. a watch, there's been no big problem here. 101 southbound coming towards us has been able to handle the additional traffic and fremont moving very smoothly and slowing through union city and if you are traveling south out of oakland, you can get through that slow ddown. it's thursday, if we can get through this. >> keep warm out there. that will do it for us. >>> a live look for you san francisco. have a great morning. >>> good mor covid crackdowns with cases soaring to new records, cities across america forced to bring back tough restrictions >> losing money hurts, but money can be replaced. losing a loved one hurts forever. >> new york limiting gatherings in homes to just ten people. two weeks to thanksgiving, as a new wave of outbreaks sweeps across the country with new concerns the crisis will only deepen >>> republican reality check

my forecast in palo alto at 58. so hold on to a chance of a spotty shower into early saturday morning. then most of the weekend will be dry, also into monday, and some spotty chances of rain tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. right here across the inland valleys we're also looking at a spotty chance into early saturday morning. then we're drying out saturday, sunday, monday with some more rain chances into next week. raj and janelle, i did the tally, and i'm sure everybody at home will be happy to hear that after 17 days of 100 or hotter this summer, i do not see any coming our way over the next couple of weeks or months for that matter. >> that's good. >> so good-bye, 100s. i think everybody is kind of welcoming this weather, right? >> we're into that. jeff, look at janelle's background there. she is matching the sky. that is not like a taped photo. that is a live shot outside. it looks gorgeous. >> beautiful sunset tonight. >> thanks, jeff. >> beautiful! >>> coming up, a statue stolen from a bigfoot museum back at

this was in palo alto. he was killed in a drive-by shooting. we did this prayer service in east palo alto a few years ago. we do this for every family. >> the next one shows some young men clearly in detention. >> yes. we have detention facilities for youth as young as 10 years old. young people incarcerated. specifically in san francisco. this is a sample of what the facility may look like and for -- because they are under age we can't show actual pictures. this is what it looks like inside of a facility. >> this is a small sample of some of the things you do and i can read a list of the other activities you do. when we come back -- i know you will be asking for volunteers i want to make it clear to people and tell them what kind of skills they should bring to be volunteers or if you can take people without any special skills. we will talk about that in our next segment. we will be back after this break. >>> we are talking about the prospect of justice and a special kind called restorative justice. your ministry does lots of different kinds of

and 60 in palo alto. will reach mostly into the upper 50s today and our north bay highs will reach into the 60s for today with a light wind and sunshine but we are getting ready for some changes ahead in the forecast. we've been watching the potential for this rain that's been in the computer models consistently and starts to bring in rain late on thursday and we may wake up to some showers on friday. some off and on rain most likely continuing to move throughout the day. then we start to see at that rain tapering off on saturday. if you're making outdoor plans on saturday into sunday it's looking much drier but will be chili across the bay area. mike, anything changing out there? >>> well, not at the bay bridge toll plaza itself, kari. i think that's good news. the backup we expected hasn't grown to unexpected. the map shows you the slowing where the arrow is and that's getting to the metering lights. the span is clear. good news further north highway 37 had traffic control overnight. crews did clear on

abc7 news reporter cornell barnard is live in palo alto now with the check on how the first night of curfew went. corn y el? >> reporter: police agencies from santa rosa, alameda county reporting to me that they had no major issues with the curfew overnight. and we're here on university avenue where a lot of restaurants will be serving for a few more hours before curfew begins. of course not every county is part of the curfew. but many feel like they should be to avoid confusion. day one of california's overnight curfew and many bay area police departments are giving the all clear. >> as of last night and this morning we have not had any issues, and we appreciate everybody following as best they can. we know this is difficult especially during the holiday seasons. >> reporter: police say most nonessential businesses were closed by 10:00 p.m., and many nonessential workers were likely off the streets. six bay area purple-tiered counties where covid rates are spiking are under a mandatory curfew between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. through december 21st. santa clara county wants the public

mi reporte en vivo flavio lacayo noticiero telemundo 48 >> muchas gracias flavio >> el consejo de palo altoe en pantalla todas las personas en lugar de solo a residentes de la ciudad. consideren tener el logro del lugar esto posible cambio será por de mantas de posible violación a la primera enmienda y fomenta la discriminación >> los dos candidatos a la presidencia dan un último empujón en estados claves a horas de la elección en medio de una pandemia y con votos anticipados por millones el ambiente políticos intensos y cuando se va a conocer el ganador randy nos amplía desde la ciudad capital ha sido una temporada como ninguna otra la historia una que termina este lunes ante que los votantes elijan a quien definirá el rumbo del país en una crisis sin precedentes >> el último empuje en ohio los estados importantes la contienda por la casa blanca >> el poder de cambiar este país está en sus manos dijo y agregó que sin importar lo que haga el presidentes a los electores del país quienes deciden. el tema del presidentes más intensas cinco paradas en cuatro estados carolina del norte michigan

even as i agree with the ceo, the best is palo alto. i am talking about the possibility of a stimulus bill i don't think it is likely but if congress can come up with a compromise, that would allow everyone to win. that'll be fear of missing out if that happens. we have money to keep shopping at walmart or costco we keep remodelling with home depot, we would not fear a recession despite the aggregate retail sales we saw. we would be able to justify the three-day magnificent run of the russell 2,000. i am not super optimistic on the stimulus fund. the bottom line, instead of that sunshine, we have variable winds and sometimes two different kinds even in the same session where the push and pull these weather systems create highly paid wall street weather man masquerading as analysts let's go to ketan in washington. >> booyah, jim, i am a big time of the show, i have a question on alibaba it is 257 now. do you think it reaches its bottom and it is a good time to buy or may it go down? >> i got to tell you, a lot of this is because of presi

>> well, kari, you just mentioned palo alto. one in palo alto where i saw clouds across the camera. the rooftop of 101 right there just now. when we look at the map, no real impact to the speeds and on the roadway, on the deck, you're just fine. you can drive at speed. the issue is on the east bay, not on the peninsula. northbound 880 towards 29th a crash between the work zone and fifth and embarcadero the accident there. laura, we're gathering more information. back to you. >> all right, sounds good. thanks, mike. >>> to decision 2020 now just two days after the election and the presidential race still too close to call. joe biden has a narrow lead with 2 a53 electoral votes and 270 is the magic number here. biden could outright win the election if he holds on to his lead in arizona and nevada. >> now the other battleground states that we're tracking for you, as well. georgia, north carolina and pennsylvania. all five of these battleground states poll workers are still counting those ballots. >> let's look at the popular vote. biden has 50% with 71 million americans voting for the

low 60s from palo alto to half moon bay. the wind will be the biggest problem for the highest peaks. there will be fwugusty winds ard 30 miles per hour. for most of the elevations it will average 10- 20 miles per hour. daytime highs in the 60s and lots of sunshine coming our way right through this weekend. focus in on those morning lows for the inland valleys. 30s as we head through the next several days. so nice and chilly in the morning, jessica, just like you like it. i hope you have a great thanksgiving. i know the show is not over yet. >> you too, babe. i miss you all. >>> the search for a stolen sleigh part of a south bay tradition. >>> happening now, tesla recalling nearly 10,000 model x and model y cars because of faulty roof trim. most were made between 2015 and 2016. the company was not aware of any accident or injuries tied to the recall. we'll be right back. >>> okay. have you seen this? it's a special sleigh, part of the willow glen tradition, and it's been stolen. it was taken from the side yard early monday. o

let's look at the palo alto cameras. everything looks clear here just about willow. a bit north at marsh. reports of a fire on the side of the road. the roadside fire has the fire crew blocking your slow lane so be careful as you're coming into palo alto. no problems on the sensors. just a note for folks driving along the peninsula. everything looks great. we'll check on an earlier incident in the east bay. kira? >>> many of the traditions we celebrate are now scaled back or canceled altogether and that, of course, includes black friday shopping. the covid curfew means stores could not open their doors at midnight overnight. extra enforcement is under way in santa clara county for one where firefighters are on the lookout for businesses violating heth orders. they'll work with covid compliance officers who can fine businesses on the spot. grocery stores are now limited to 50% capacity. retail stores 25% capacity. customers have to wear masks and keep socially distant. >> that's because covid cases are still surging near record levels. more than 14,000 new cases repor

aaron rogers hooks up with the pride of palo alto devonte adams. 7-3 packers after one. second quarter mullns under pressure, hit as he throws and picked off by raymond green. one of two turnovers for mullins. just before the half, bombs away and one of his four touch down passes. the 49ers find the end zone twice in the fourth. mullens connecting with richy game in the score. the packers beat the 49ers. >> i was really -- we're all pretty competitive in there and believe we could have done better. >> reporter: with the loss the 49ers fall on the season. they will try to rebound in ten days against new orleans. anthony flores, nbc bay area. more news after the break. [ whispering ] what's this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ mu

palo alto is planning a more permanent black lives matter display.ted controversy as it showed a radical who once helped kill a state trooper. they believe she was wrongly convicted. >>> we've been watching and listening to the changes happening around us. jessica aguirre and i. we continue to host conversations about race in america. you can watch all of our previous specials on our website. to nbcbayarea.com/raceinamerica. >>> new details palo alto leaders have agreed to, that area around university and california avenues. according to palo alto online the pandemic having a huge impact on businesses there as it is in other places of the bay area. at least 50 retail sites in that area alone have closed over the past eight months. despite the pandemic there are multiple events happening honoring those who served our country. a veterans day ceremony is planned to remember submariners who never returned from battle. it will take place onboard the uss pampanito. it will be streamed virtually at 11:00 this morning. at byron park an honorary veterans roll

palo alto, high of 63. walnut creek will start off with chillier 50s by 10:00 a.m., then by the afternoon up to 64. then over to san francisco, also looking at low 60s here. 62 degrees for that average high. then right here through the north bay, have you at 65 in napa. we'll talk more about that wind forecast and i'll get a check of the national airport delays. we know our traveling is supposed to be limited, but some of you are, yes, picking people up from the airport. i'm have a check on that coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> so the big question is what will black friday look like this year? a lot of people love to go out to hit the stores for all those deals. maybe you do too. but this year if you go, it comes with a big risk. stores in san francisco are working hard to make sure that everyone tries to stay safe. so how are they going to do that? nbc bay area's christie smith lets us know. >> reporter: stores certainly have many options for people who don't want to step inside and shop, and for those w

but at the same time, look at palo alto and san jose and livermore.ssic cases of the santa clara valley. rain shadows in effect where a lot of the rain falls on the west facing slopes. sometimes you don't see as much in the valleys. you can see more than a foot of snow and a winter storm watch late tuesday into wednesday. the second opportunity for showers will break up on approach. keep an eye on that friday forecast. things look dry for the second half of the week, which will take us most of the way through next weekend. temperatures cooling off. tomorrow is the warmest day of the week, and valley locations, warm tomorrow. 60s through the week. the interesting day to watch could be this time next weekend as we look forward to next weekend. you can see there on this particular animation as we get into sunday night and monday, that's the 23rd. so we're getting into the week of the thanksgiving holiday week. could see that rain trying to make a bit of a comeback. that's something we could begin to see start thing time next weekend. so the main event fo

here in san jose milpitas mountain view cupertino campbell palo alto in gilroy many people have shared the concern that they've had fever chills and body aches. but they don't know if it's the flu or coronavirus because the symptoms can be similar. according to health experts you could even have both at the same time so it's important to know which one you have so you can know how to quarantine and keep those around you safe, you must make an appointment we're going to post a link to that on our website appointments can be made several days in advance and no added cost for that flu test now flu shots are also offered here at the fairgrounds on saturday if you miss any of that will post a link on our website kron 4 for now reporting here in san jose reyna harvey kron 4 news to the east bay were contra costa county health officials are making sure that folks can get tested for coronavirus. >>before the thanksgiving holiday. this event called testing before the event encouraging folks who plan to spend the thanksgiving holiday together with family members. >>to get tested for covid-19 in

people living in palo alto. councilmembers will also look into renaming the foothills nature preserve. >> going out to a lake would have been nice to do this weekend. what about today, kari? i know sometimes when it's nice you want to get out and get a nice walk. >> yeah. you should definitely do that today. it's still going to be warm and we're feeling temperatures more typical of summertime rather than early november. it is a cool start this morning as you get ready to head out the door with concord, 44 degrees. we're at 44 in santa rosa and hayward at 54 degrees. some low 50s also for san jose. now as we're home schooling, looking at temperature trends for vallejo, getting out in the backyard it will be nice especially by late morning as we trend more to the 70s. we'll talk more about that cooldown by the end of the week coming up. how is it looking now for the morning drive? >>> kari, watching out for those homes, i'm watching out for those driving in to work. as we look at the map things start out slower ou

blue hill saratoga los gatos also a couple light sprinkles and then heading up towards woodside and palo alto you're also looking at a couple of spots of brief light showers, let's zoom out and you can see what we've still got heading our direction which is still on and off showers that will be working their way gradually or direction on into the afternoon today now embedded in some of this rain we do actually have the potential of some isolated spots of heavier rain, i mean take us out of the bay for second show you what's going on in reading some rain and thunderstorms some very heavy rain along i 5 there so that potential does exist any potential of a thunderstorm is going to be super isolated in super sparse but just showing you reading right now to show you that parts of the state are actually seeing some pretty active activity. well seeing a bit of a break in a breather here in the bay currently 50's and 60's for current temperatures oakland at 62 hayward right at 60 degrees while san francisco berkeley in livermore a mild start at 57 degrees each continuing to track the showers all mor

. >> okay, so, mark, cyber security, we talk to palo alto all the time, as you know, and have for ten synergistic with what you're doing right now? >> well, thanks a lot for having me on, jim i definitely appreciate it excuse me. longtime fan and watcher you know, listen, one of the things i loved about palo alto networks was the mission, right, to prevent successful cyber attacks, and i think we've got an equally compelling mission where our customers ar struggling with the vast amounts of data that are swirling around their business and, you know, those that can command control of that data and deliver, you know, insights to drive data-driven decisions are really separating themselves, you know, from the losers. and i love the fact that, you know, especially we get a chance, you know, with our platform, upscale workers. people that have lived the miserable existence of banging your head against the wall with the local spreadsheet, you know, new application, we get to allow them with a simple drag and drop to really make the data safe and prepare it for advanced analytics. >> yeah, d

and while the city's district works to create a plan, school leaders in palo alto have revealed their plan and if approved by the board the proposed hybrid model is expected to begin as early as january 7th. under the new plan the second half of the school year will look completely different than anything we have seen in years passed. they will have to enter due to specific times. there won't be lockers and students will be expected to use assigned seats and in terms of school lunches that will be grab and go style. again, nothing is completely finalized right now. both districts have to have their plans approved by the board so come january it's a possibility that thousands of students here in the bay area could be entering yet another new normal as the nation works to get hold of covid-19. we're live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> cierra, thank you. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge with commuter bridge traffic down about 30% during the pandemic drivers may soon have to make up the revenue loss. people who drive from marin to san francisco may so

and palo alto, there you go, similar temperatures, also at 61 degrees.some cloud cover lingering tomorrow, but we're going to hold off on the rain chances until friday. let me go ahead and give you a look at the rain chances. what you'll see is as i mentioned tomorrow we'll have the clouds with us. not expecting any rain on thursday with this revised forecast. looking to see that high cloud cover lingering through the afternoon. then as we roll through friday, notice the storm system beginning to develop here off to the north? we think once we hit sfrid afternoon and evening, we'd have the best chance here of widespread rain returning and also some sierra snow. now, we can really use it, even though we've had a little bit lately. lake shasta dipping down to 77% of normal. southern california reservoirs doing good from some unusual rainfall they had this past year, but for us here in northern california, we definitely need to pick up on that wet weather. we'll show you how much we get from that rain on friday's forecast and what's ahead for the sierra sno

but if i do zoom in on 2.81 o run around redwood city woodside palo alto down even to los altos we areing some light showers that do continue in this area right here a little bit further north if you're driving across the bay bridge. it's wet. we do see a few sprinkles holding on out there oakland up to berkeley couple sprinkles for you these will be very brief as you're also looking at nothing more than a drop or 2 in areas, south of walnut creek down towards saint danville and san ramon so pretty calm right now there is still plenty of moisture that is working its way our direction from the north though you see that line of showers searching from oregon across into the north coast of the state that energy is going to be pushing its way our direction so we will still continue to have these on and off showers through the day that means as you get outside bring the rain jacket don't worry so much about layering up for mild with the 50's and 60's but you will need that waterproof layer as you venture outside maybe walk to work or just get outside to stretch your legs a bit i'm tracking t

esto desdpues de que es distrito escolar >> mnientras tanto en la peninsula el distrito escolar de palo altoncialente >> de acuerdo a las autoridades estas deciones hibridas podrÁn ayudar a combatir la propagaciociÓn que tal muy7 buenas tardes >> se trata del distrito frankil en el estado de santa clara >> sepan ustedes que este distrito tiene 7 escuelas >> ahora los alumnos con discapacidaes o los que apenas estÉn aprendiendo ingles >> para que las familias que sigan trabajando van a seguir ofreciendo recursos como guarderias >> este tal vez no es el Único distrito que tome esta deicisiosiÓn en este instante estÁn realizando una junta para ver si toman una decisiÓn similar >> voy a tener mÁs detalles en el noticiero de las 6 >> muchas gracias sandra >> en el condado san mateo pese a que hubo un aumento de casos de covid >> pasaran a color amarillo a partir del prÓximo aÑo >> muchas personas no se cuidan y andan entre el montÓn, van y no ,las multan >> aunque se registro un aumento de contagios en el distrito de san mateo de 2 casos nuevos >> luego de que pfizer anunciara que su cvacuna tien

>>volvemos a las cámaras para ver cómo está el tráfico en la región la 101 en palo alto , ahí se ve claramentenas junto de forma paralela a otro automóvil qué distancia debes dejar. nos pasa que cuando nos estacionamos cerca o lejos del coche. a un pie es la distancia en que un odebe estacionarse, tres pies, o cinco pies? estoy seguro que carlos mauricio sabe la respuesta. bueno lo correcto es tres pies. mucha precaución con estos espacios al estacionar. puente de la bahía 28 millas, san mateo 52, druvalson 59 millas por hora disminuya la velocidad especialmente en carreteras especialmente en carretera 101 guarde su distancia. >> líneas colores logos diseños al regreso de la pausa nos adentramos en el mundo de los deportes y la estética gráfica >> hoy tenemos una edición de diseño deportivo, hay un nuevo equipo en la liga que va a estrenar de forma bilingüe, el roble es una representación de austin su lenguaje, el cuello de la camiseta tiene escrito en español estamos listos, y es que el equipo está consciente de la pluralidad que representan el equipo hará su debut en mls, la próxima temporad

> llegó de repente y en un abrir y cerrar de ojos estamos en invierno dijo la mujer residente de palo altolles para destapar alcantarillas y así evitar inundaciones, claudia simoné noticiero telemundo 48. >> muchas gracias y mire las imágenes se reportaron siete pulgadas de nieve y cada pulgada cuenta para el abastecimento coincido ... que sirve de reserva en los meses más bajos. >> en la bahía se sienten las bajas temperaturas y acá david con el frente frío cuéntanos . >> sí muy buenas tardes y amigos y vaya que tuvimos un fin de semana y un receso pero regresaron las temperaturas y las lluvias al final de la semana a ahora vientos moderados máximas alrededor de las 3 de la tarde veremos pero en san francisco tendremos un poco de nubosidad parcial y a eso de las 4 de la tarde para las 8 de la noche condiciones en los bajos 50 grados y aquí tenlemos as mínimas y las temperaturas gélidas, oakland con 41 . >> (información de temperaturas en pantalla). >> bueno hablamos de las posibles lluvias y nuevamente pues, aquí lo tenemos en pantalla y veremos la enorme célula y avanzamos ese radar a es

en palo alto se reanudan clases presenciales en secundarias y preparatoria empezando en enero.a elegir. esto podría evitar a estudiantes que batallan con las clases en línea >> muchos se preparan para las temporada festiva, esperan que esto traiga alivio por la crisis >> anuncian el cierre de tienda de vehículos >> desde este refrigerador le contamos los retos para almacenar y distribuir la vacuna contra el covid-19 >> viene lluvia del norte, prepare el paraguas, y nieve para la zona alta. detalles al volver. >> california sobrepasa el millón de contagios, >> california supera el umbral de casos covid-19, tornándose en el segundo estado del país después de texas en alcanzar la cifra, en los Ángeles, las infecciones continúan en aumento. >> es un aumento del 33% >> en el condado angelino el resultado de pruebas se ha duplicado, y hospitalizaciones han incrementado a 953 la cantidad de fallecimientos esta en el punto más bajo desde marzo porque los pacientes son más jóvenes y avance de tratamientos médicos. >> es probable que las muertes comiencen a aumentar las próximas semanas.

outside of the north bay, we'll find more sunshine like san jose, palo alto, concord at about 68, 70rees. so location is key determining what your sky looks like. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. there's a chance of a sprinkle well north tomorrow. it's a warm afternoon both sunday and monday. not only do temperatures tank, but it's wet and windy here. not only tuesday but into wednesday. it's a level one skorm on the storm impact scale. but we'll dry up and temperatures in the mid 50s to mid 60s. that's where we should be for this time of year. >> just in time for the weekend. drew, thanks. >> yep. >>> let's get a final check of sports now with chris alvarez. >>> coming up in sports, niners have a huge game against the saints tomorrow. and we're talking playoffs with the quakes. the message to the san jose stars after the california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. ♪♪ how can i, when you won't take it f

mean while in east palo alto next door you have really awful schools, and this is a system that we as a country have bought into. it is profoundly unfair. it creates a kind of aristocracy of educational outcomes and transmitted from one generation to the next, and i don't think there is enough conversation about the way that we are content with the emergence of this new kind of class structure that is as ossifying in this country, even as -- there's certainly greater awareness this year of racialmen next witness. i don't think we have adequately confronted the issue of class inequities. >> the racial inequities are really severe, too. if you look at policies in past that were very successful, the homestead act. oregonians think we came out to oregon and were sort of the really surviving -- survivalist daredevils daredevils who came west and found holds, and built our own home and everything. they did that because of the homestead act that allowed you to actually settle on a plot of plant -- land and then youch get. i and the g.i. bill, for veterans and they can actually finance a home

downtown the davante adams 36 yard touchdown of palo alto high, 10 passes, hundred 73 yards per cassette recorder, 7- 3, mullins come under pressure on third down, just blows it up, picked up by raven green, turnover led to a green bay touchdown and made it 14-3. late 1st half, rogers going deep to a wide-open marquez valdes. 52 yard strike, first of two touchdown catches for him. rogers 305 yards and four touchdowns because i can tap it is 28-3 in the third quarter, smith crushes mullins, that is a fumble, recovered by the packers. they led by as many as 31 and won the game 34-17, dropping san francisco to 4-5. >> we know that we can be so much better. even with the guys that we had on the field, myself included, we really feel like we can be a lot better. >> the start of the week was would to be challenge and losing those three guys yesterday was obviously a bigger challenge. being down like that and not being at our best and going against a good team like that can that is usually what happens but we could have done better. >> the nfl has fined them $500,000 and head coach jon gruden 1

this is palo alto. back to you. >>> all right. thanks so much. marcus, an important story is straight ahead. the mental health of our kids as they cope through covid with home schooling and not being around their friends. they're certainly dealing with a lot. >> a story everyone should pay attention to is next for you right here on "today in the bay." come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in the east bay area! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. floor and decor, now open in san leandro for safe in-store shopping and curbside pickup. also open in milpitas and burlingame. >>> welcome back to you. 6:23. here is something your child may be struggling with, their mental health during the pandemic. >> the findings are spearhe

gorgeous look outside. 7:00 on the dot as the sun rises over palo alto. what a beautiful way to start our sunday with beautiful sunshine. thanks for starting your sunday with us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana joins us with a look at your microclimate forecast. another really cold morning out there. >>> a morning with a little bit of frost. our director had frost. did you have any today? i'm wondering because the temperatures are certainly in the 30s. that's enough to create that lar of frost on the windshield. 38 degrees, 39 in santa cruz. look at concord and livermore. 33 degrees in livermore and down to about 32 degrees. that's near freezing in novato and the napa area. a frosty start. here is what we're monitoring for the next week. an increase in some cloud cover later tonight with an onshore flow making its arrival and then as of now to give you a sneak peek we will remain dry for the month of november. high pressure rolling in and the potential for some winds to build. i'll go over that and your thanksgiving forecast coming up in a few minutes. kir

in san bruno, 15 times more likely and palo alto 13 times for likely.curfew directed to specific establishments. >> as opposed to having this blanket of reasonable suspicion that you've now created in every single person that is driving through town. >> reporter: in a statement, the california highway patrol said its mission is inchanged. the chp does not make arrest based on race, ethnicity, gender, political affiliation, sexual orientation, religious believes or any reason other than violations of the law based on probable cause. the aclu of northern california tells the i-team it's monitoring the situation to make sure government response does including communities of color. melanie woodro, abc 7 news. >>> coming up next here tonight, abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian has our seven-day forecast, which includes the thanksgiving holiday. for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is a heart failure medicine prescribed by most cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay ali

> llegó de repente en un abrir y cerrar de ojos estamos en invierno dice esta mujer residente de palo alto del viento provocaron la movilización el departamento de bomberos decenas de elementos salieron a las calles a destapar alcantarillas para evitar inundaciones >> hay que prepararnos para las heladas es lo que dicen los expertos porque parece que el frío llego para quedarse esa información que tenemos en vivo desde san josé me regreso contigo al estudio >> regresamos contigo david alí como la habías adelantado las primeras dudas de la semana llegaron y el termómetro ha bajado seguiremos así >> muy buenas noches fátima temperaturas muy frías por debajo de ese promedio temperaturas en los 40° sin embargo en cuestión de un par de horas veremos condiciones aún más frías de hecho hasta 10° al norte de nuestra región santa rosa registrando los 32° a horas de la mañana, en la zona de pittsburgh al norte del estado estamos viendo estas condiciones este aviso vigente hasta mañana a las 9:00 de la mañana mucha precaución ya que las mínimas en ciertos sectores estarán entre los 25 a 30° bastante

los altos, followed by palo alto and, again, los altos, including parts of sunnyvale.costs a lot to survive around here. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri. neither jeff or i live in those expensive zip codes. two out of three of us do not. but we're happy. >> look, we got lucy. >> you know, lucy has -- >> yes, she's hanging out. she has that doghouse, you know, over in los altos, right? >> lucy belongs in the mansion in atherton, jeff. >> oh man. we're going to check in with lucy and we'll talk more about that weather forecast and look all the way out into thanksgiving. we'll be back here in a couple of minutes. right lucy? all right. >> we love seeing her. >>> also, holiday tradition forced to change, of course, because of the pandemic. we're going to give you an exclusive behind the scenes look at san jose's christmas in the park. ♪grocery outlet jingle do you have cheese? of course. more cheese for less chedar do you have kale? absolutly. more kale for less cabbage in our produce section. how about pizza?! yep... more pizza for less dough in the freezer section. now y

and then we've seen some heavy rain moving through los altos and approaching palo alto. the santa cruz mountains where it is pouring right now, but that may affect the commute on 280. moving over to san jose, some light rain returning to the city right now, and that will be moving over to milpitas in the next few minutes. as we get a look at what's going on and the rain measured, high amounts for places like mt. tam, 4 inches of rain. over to santa rosa an inch of rain there. napa had half an inch of rain and 0.3 for san francisco. almost a quarter inch in the east san jose and alum rock. and then for scotts valley an inch and a half. almost an inch and a half for mt. diablo. looking at the sierra snowfall, we've also measured for the season a couple feet of snow and it's still coming down as that winter storm warning continues. here we're looking at the rain tapering off the next few hours but there still may be spotty rain through at least early in the afternoon. the rest of the day will be clearing out as we're still looking at some rain chances for parts of the north

palo alto, 80 as well. our warmest spots inland will be in the mid-80s like fairfield, also livermore at 85. santa rosa, napa, lakeport, all in the low 80s today. if you're headed to the beaches, santa cruz will hit a high of 80, going to be gorgeous there but a beach hazard warning starts at 2:00 today. we could see up to 12-foot breakers especially for west and northwest-facing beaches with a large swell heading your way. if you're at the coast, watch out for increased risk for rip currents and sneaker waves. you don't want to turn your back against the water. lows tonight will be in the 50s for the most part around the bay with san francisco at 54. san mateo, redwood city, in the 50s. half moon bay, 48 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast, plenty of sunshine today and tomorrow. and then it's going to be mild and sunny for election day on tuesday. little change through thursday. still above average and comfortable. but we are watching for rain. the chance moves in friday into saturday. and even tho

we're live tonight in palo alto jonathan mccall kron 4 thanks jonathan. >>san francisco police are now releasing more details about last week's officer involved shooting it happened around 5th and market street, a number of officers shot at the suspect with their guns and nonlethal projectiles in a virtual town hall this afternoon police say the suspect identified as 26 year-old antonio estrada started a fire at an apartment earlier in the day. >>and fought with 3 unknown men he then confronted officers with a large knife and a frying pan sfpd released body camera video of the moment officers encountered the suspect. >>well as you could hear officers repeatedly demanded the suspect dropped the knife, but he refused to police also clarify the suspect was initially shot with non lethal. projectiles police named the officers believed to be the ones who shot the suspect according to police joseph to me and ryan thompson are those officers, the suspect remains hospitalized with life threatening injuries. >>yet another smash-and-grab near san francisco's world

even as far north as palo alto.you can also find this map on the vta website and we have a link for you on our website at kpix.com as well as other ways to get a ride to the polls. if you do plan to take public transit may be a good bet to avoid crowding or parking that you may see. right now everything is on time. we will watch that this morning. also keeping a close eye on photograph nick to the pass this morning. that's a busy spot. we are seeing a lot of brake lights. westbound 580 out of tracy. working over into that area near north flyn. a lot of red. speeds dipping down to about 14 miles an hour. gets better once you hit the 680 connector. 35 minute drive time 205 toward of 80. no brake lights or delays along highway 4 over into pittsburgh. the bay bridge looking pretty good on this tuesday morning ride. no metering lights just yet. just a few cars make that trek out of the east bay into san francisco. things are quiet across the upper deck right now. no delays to report on the san mateo bridge though we are

>>and we're in the middle of 9 million people you know, i mean our san francisco and palo alto in stanford university. how do we do this well it helps when you own the land bob simmons has a 100 plus acres in hills. is so precise. in an area smaller than a tennis court. the fun part of it is. >>keeping getting better is like golf, you know i mean like he keeps score when you play golf and so here we train to like a 12 by 12. touchdown markers so that we the 12 feet by 12 feet that's kind of target that we try to land and we try to you know judge ourselves by be consistently in a 12 by 12 blocks. >>the landing zone or lz is only part of the challenge. there are power lines trees and other obstacles to consider as well as whether this specially the win. >>as the wind kind of rolls over these hills, completely flight environment, so you need to be prepared for. evolving and changing environment. >>simmons is clear 26 different landing zones on his property. it says there are only pilots who are using the area after thousands of takeoffs and landings there hasn't been a single incident. it wan