maÑana se ofrecerÁ la vacuna en east palo alto. la informaciÓn la tiene en pantalla.co, en donde se dio a conocer un vÍdeo en que se aprecia una explosiÓn de un carrito de ventas ambulantes. el tanque explotÓ cuando dos turistas compraban un hot dog. veamos recomendaciones para prevenir estos accidentes. >> cuando se puede limpiar el gas del tanque, entonces el vapor puede explotar. reportera: esteban no tenÍa licencia para operar este tipo de unidad. los bomberos cerraron varios de estos carritos durante una inspecciÓn. >> estamos tratando de conseguir permisos mÁs fÁciles. reportera: el costo de la licencia varÍa dependiendo del condado. >> si yo recibo una queja sobre una venta sin licencia, yo tengo que investigar la queja. yo necesito dar un reporte sobre el cierre. reportera: en el condado santa clara lla licencia cuesta 138 $ al aÑo. >> el proceso no es muy difÍcil. sÓlo hay que llenar los documentos. >> la persona tiene que retirada porque estÁ caliente. reportera: usted siempre cierra esta puerta? >> claro. hay que tomar medidas. reportera: marÍa trabaja en s

the palo alto team in jeopardy of not graduating. now the school district is being slapped with a lawsuit. >>> new fallout, historic gun control legislation aimed at stopping violence facing blowback, and why the mayor calls it premature. >>> seeking more protection and changes on the frontline. this is "today in the bay." >>> you made it to thursday morning. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we will get a look at the commute with mike coming up, but first kari hall back in the building with us this morning. >> this is what i did this morning, commute. a lot of people heading out the door in the east bay. your forecast in brentwood, temperatures in the mid-50s and mostly clear this morning as we go into the rest of today. we are going to see the temperatures in the upper 60s and then mid-70s at lunchtime. a look at our highs in oakland today, reaching 66. all of this is still really nice compared to what we are normally seeing in the middle of july, so expect more of that i

reportera: puede llamar al nÚmero de pantalla para mÁs informaciÓn en donde vacunarse en east palo altodoctora maldonado dice que no hay que vacunarse de mÁs, sÓlo hacerlo si no se ha vacunado. >> ninguna vacuna aprobada en estados unidos se puede utilizar para un refuerzo. no es posible hacer esto. no hay evidencia de que se necesita en este momento, puede que luego. >> sabemos que si no se ha vacunado nunca, entonces hay que vacunarse. ramÓn: mÁs adelante, un ramÓn: ha surgido una iniciativa que se puede considerar en otras partes del paÍs. las autoridades de san mateo estÁn ofreciendo 2500 $ para vender comida en casa. >> estos son tacos de res. reportero: en la cocina de su casa prepara la comida que le ordenan por telÉfono. >> yo le doy la comida barata. reportero: el de adriana ha sido un negocio informal, pero el condado de san mateo les permitirÁ obtener una licencia legal. el supervisor que presentÓ la medida dice que serÁ el primer condado que ofrecerÁ una licencia y 2500 $ para que inicien. hasta ahora, ocho condados tienen medidas similares. otros estÁn considerando. >> es u

despite the petition the city of palo alto voted to keep the mural in place for at least a year.n defending it in an article in the palo alto daily post last year which stated in part "in no way does the mural take away from the value we have in our police officers who serve our community every day." the mural didn't end up making it a full year. it was removed by november. we reached out to the city of palo alto for comment and that official respond of the city has not yet been served so cannot comment on pending litigation. >> shannon: marianne rafferty out west, thanks so much. this could get awkward. the social security commissioner plans to show up for work on monday even though president biden fired the trump administration hold over on friday. the white house says the president asked for the resignation this morning. he was terminated after he refused. deputy social security social securityadministrator asn today and he did. correspondent mark meredith reports that several states are taking government funding to push contentious curriculum like critical race theory in the

it will not be palo alto teachers but this third party option. the district is sending the message to teachers, we want you to focus on the students in the classroom. we will not add this to your plate. >> it will be by the skin of our teeth to get students registered, and up to speed. i don't know what our legislators think it takes to run a school district but if they think they chan run up something in three weeks, they're out of touch. >> reporter: so he's referring to the fact that a law was passed at the beginning of july forcing school districts to offer this option, this hybrid online option for kids who to continue distance learning. the superintendent is trying to see if they can handle this. they opted out and voted on a third party option, an expensive choice but one the superintendent hopes will ease the burden on the teachers. live in palo alto, amy hollyfield. >> thank you. >>> hundreds of bars in san francisco now require proof of vaccination or a recent negative test if you want to go in. jr stone spoke to bar owners ne who said

the palo alto teenager in jeopardy of not graduating.eing faced with a lawsuit. >>> and then aimed at stopping the violence, and now why the city's mayor calls the new legal action premature. >>> a push for change this wildfire season. the bay area industry looking for more protection and changes on the front lines. this is "today in the bay." >>> as we start out the morning, first we want to give you a live look outside in san jose and san francisco. a cool start to the morning. we are nearing the weekend. all eyes on the forecast, of course, as many people look to make plans. here we are on this thursday morning. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. the team is finally back together. >> this is "today in the bay." >> this is "today in the bay." it's nice to have you back house. everybody. >> it's great to be back. just thinking about what it was like working at home, there was so much going on. you are not only working with work, but you are working with your family and keeping the house clean and all that stuff, so you know -

school starts in palo alto on august 11.ndent tells me that students will have from next wednesday through friday to decide if they want to learn from home and enroll in this online program started james, back to you. >> okay. well, we know that is going to cost a lot. and i just want to say. the results are in. >> and i want to about maybe play the lottery. after all, who's at from will say thank you. real to saratoga. thank you very much. >> you just right. darcy. this is the finest day. i'm never going to play the meantime, kaiser is partnering with be the moral cathedral. they want to get students ready for in-person. learning in oakland by making sure the kids who are old enough. >> get their covid shots. you have to be as you know, 12 or older so 12 to 17 year-old to get their covid shots in this. we're going to get a little price to james not a lottery ticket. but i'll tell you what, the minute so you go there to get your shot tomorrow and you can see the hours 10 to 3. and when you get your shot there, you are eligib

y palo alto, luego de las 9 y media de la noche se vieron estas luces y actividad con pirotecniae estos fuegos ilegales estuvo peor este aÑo. >>> como nos dice pilar miÑo, esto es a pesar de costosas multas. (sonido ambiente). fuegos ilegales prol fui rarn en la ciudad, responsable de muchos incendios. >>> en san francisco 50 en incendios. >>> los vecindarios donde mÁs quejas se recibieron... >>> aquÍ en redwood city a visos como este se pusieron en diferentes puntos de la ciudad advirtiendo sobre las multas r, pero estos vecinos no creen que haya servido de mucho. >>> o no me dejaran dormir, parecÍa que se iba a acabar wl mundo. >>> en casi 50 aÑos vi sfliend la zona nunca habÍan visto esto. >>> peor, esto fue increÍble, a las 3 y de la maÑana un trueno, que la casa se extremeciÓ, que parecÍa que queran bombas. >>> en las calles, huber y octava encontramos restos de lo que paerp skwoi fue una gran fiesta se advirtiÓ de multas superiores a mil do leas y consecuencias judiciales. >>> anoche, no respetaron nada. >>> la autoridad dicen que tiene 0 tolerancia. >>> no creo yo porque d

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. >> reporter: palo alto has decided to spend $1.8 million to have a company handle distance-learning for the district. so that is going to mean $3000 per student will be spent by the district on this issue. the superintendent is pushing back on demands from the state, saying that the state threw a curveball at school districts three weeks ago by passing a law requiring public school districts to offer distance- learning. he says that is not enough time to pull this together. >> it will be by the skin of our teeth to get students registered and in place, roster, and up to speed on something. i do not know what our legislators think it takes to run a school district, but if they think they can spin-up something in three weeks, they are out of touch. >> reporter: the district will take the burden of juggling the classroom and zoom teachers. letting them focus on just the classroom. say that what a person does want job, they do better than the person trying to do three or four jobs. so students in this district, if they choose district distance-learning, will not be getting teachers who

she's in palo alto tonight in amber. apple is also taking steps with new masking requirements. that's right. julie for apple. the changes start tomorrow, everyone vaccinated or not, will have to wear a mask insight most of its retail stores and workers at its corporate offices will also have to wear a mask. an employee here at this apple store on university avenue in palo alto tells me starting thursday. this location is among most of its more than 270 retail stores in the u. s to require staff and customers to mask up. even if they are vaccinated. i've lost a family member to covid and i recently have another kind of medicine. the hospital will call it so i mean, it's better better be safe than sorry. apple said that it would push back employees returned to office date from september to october. google is also delaying its return to office date from september to mid october. twitter has decided to immediately close its opened offices in san francisco and new york as well as pause future office reopenings. google and facebook will require employees who returned to company offic

. >> el centro juvenil (nombre en inglés) en la ciudad de palo alto, será un centro de vacunación entrerfside, encuentran más cadáveres en el edificio que se derrumbó, autoridades aseguran que 62 personas están desaparecidas en este momento . >> rescatistas anunciaron estar en la etapa de recuperación de cuerpos 12:14, vamos a una pausa, un giro inesperado de la agencia servicio de inmigración y control de aduanas (ice) no tendrá detenidas a mujeres inmigrantes embarazadas, tenemos la información . >> más ahora con el calor, más si es un carro pesado, una camioneta grande . >> (música) . >> (música) . >> y tome precauciones durante periodos de altas temperaturas, tenemos la información al regresar. >> (música) (anuncios) (♪ música ♪) las 12:15 de la tarde, gracias por continuar con nosotros, hay retrasos en oficinas de inmigración por la pandemia, ahora ciudadanos que necesiten tener un nuevo pasaporte o reemplazarlo tendrán que esperar mucho tiempo más, estos largos tiempos pone en riesgo la salud de las personas que esperan una respuesta del departamento de seguridad nacional . >> muc

. >> another year of online learning in palo alto. i'm camila barco live at the school district headquarters >> 7.30 right now. and we're taking a peek at the creek. >> nice and sunny day as we get some sunshine lighting up the hills. all not bad actually looks very different from what we're seeing along the embarcadero behind this, which i think gray and a little cloudy still this more a mixed bag to start friday john. yes, very much expect to start this day, guys. but at least we will be clearing out this afternoon. so even though some of our inland areas are under the sunshine this morning in our bayside areas are bayside. cities will join the rest of the inland spots coastal areas, partly cloudy skies and that's a not a little bit of sunshine between the clouds at least at the coast looking outside at the embarcadero. you can see the exploratorium right here and some of the piers there in the distance. we are seeing some visibility impacts and parts of san francisco this morning as this low gray is hanging out not just for the pen

y en palo alto se vieron estas luces después de las 9:30 de la noche, todas actividades ilegalesegal de la pirotecnia pese a las recomendaciones de las autoridades y también podrían hacerse acreedores de una multa. >>> ahora estas imágenes nos llegaron desde mérida donde en horas de la mañana se registró una fuerte explosión causada por la pirotecnia en la playa de ocean city es todo se originó luego que los empleados de la empresa encargada del chavo comenzar a prepararse para el espectáculo, un trabajador de la compañía sufrió heridas leves y los bomberos están investigando que causó esta detonación. >>> en su discurso de hoy el presidente joe biden instó a los estadounidenses a vacunarse contra el covid 19 dijo, háganlo ahora por ustedes y por sus seres como queridos por su comunidad y su país y es que no sólo logró cumplir 70% la vacuna de la población vacunada hasta el momento sólo 47% de los estadounidenses han completado su esquema de vacunación, la variante delta es ahora la cepa de coronavirus concón mayor fuerza en california según datos del departamento de salud públic

. >>> new details this morning, five palo alto officers, police officers, suing the city for what they claim is discrimination for being forced to walk past a black lives matter mural. after the death of george floyd last summer the mural painted in front of city hall which images inside each letter of black lives matter for the letter e showed a black woman who killed a white new jersey state trooper in 1970s. the mercury news reports that five officers say the city allowed that mural to be painted which was offensive and created a hostile work environment. the mural was removed in november. >>> palo alto police are looking for answers on a hate crime involving vandalism at a popular park. earlier this week a patrol officer allegedly found a derogatory racial statement written inside a bathroom at el camino park. the officer says the message expressed hatred for white people. police think that message was written on tuesday or wednesday but no leads have been found. public works crews have cleaned up the vandalism. >>> new traffic trouble to report tied to the return to work as we mov

ktvu zambelli live tonight in palo alto with silicon valley's latest pandemic response, amber. alex starting tomorrow, apple will require everyone vaccinated or not to wear a mask inside most of its retail stores and employees who work at its corporate offices will also have to wear a mask. an employee here at this apple store on university avenue in palo alto tells me starting thursday. this location is among most of its more than 270 retail stores in the u. s to require staff and customers to mask up. even if they are vaccinated. i've lost a family member to covid and i recently have another family that's in the hospital with calling it so. i mean, it's better better be safe than sorry. apple said that it would pushd to office date from september its return to office date from september to mid october. twitter has decided to immediately close its opened offices in san francisco and new york, as well as pause, future office reopenings, google and facebook will require employees who returned to company offices to be vaccinated against the coronavirus. facebook won't even take p

palo alto reaching 74. santa rosa, up to 77 degrees. so no big changes compared to yesterday, and we are going to have a warm-up this weekend. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. mikes, are you seeing any issues for the morning commute? >>> carrie, we had a couple of incidents in north bay. this is as you are getting away from the bridge off the roadway, so a smooth ride. no major injuries. this other one in fairfield is down past the air base, shy of air base westbound coming into our area. hearing about a crash involving a rig and maybe a couple of vehicles stuck together. still trying to find out about injuries because it is a major concern for folks that drive past the area. as i understand get to your right. some left lanes are blocked and we'll follow that. you don't see any slowing really. we have this early out of antioch but it hasn't started yet. clears crewing from golden gate bridge, approaching out of the city, and slowing for construction on 280. back to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, we are months away fr

upper 80s in palo alto. daly city 64. can see the wide range in temperatures we'll have across the bay area even in san francisco. our north bay temperatures 85 in mill valley, 95 santa rosa, 107 in ukiah. we are seeing a change in our whipped direction and i wanted to show you how hot it's going to be in antioch these next few days. okay. so we're up to the triple digits today and tomorrow. slightly hotter. 109. still pretty hot on sunday. then you can see the relief coming next week. we'll head back to the 80s for highs. it's going to continue for the rest of next week. so our inland temperatures we have to stick it out through the next few days. excesspping for a lot of our inland spots to the low 90s and then mid 80s for many of our microclimates in the valleys for early next week. san francisco, we're looking at low to mid 70s here. we'll bring you back to the 60s as the fog returns next week. mike, how is it looking for the morning commute? >> it looks all right but the look at the chp report sounded dramatic here a

good morning. >> yeah, it's definitely a going to be a little expensive for palo alto. but this is what students want. and the superintendent tells me that a letter will be sent out to all parents. this afternoon and it's an invite to a webinar for next tuesday to talk about that new online learning program. it's called stride learning solutions and the program is being offered to all students from kindergarten all the way to 12th grade. according to the school district's website, it's going to be a mix of live online classes and independent work similar to last year's remote learning. but this year online students will not be taught by a palo alto school district teacher. now the estimated cost of the program is about $3,000 per student. it's costing the district. a total of one 0.8 million dollars to run the superintendent says there isn't a limit as to how many students can enroll. but kids can return to in-person learning within 5 days. if they requested now board members moved forward with the online classes following a new law by governor newsome passed on july 9t

and palo alto's lily zhang eliminated in table tennis. we followed both extensively. not the ending they wanted but we admire their passion and skill. congratulations for making it this far. simone biles out of the team competition. marcus and laura, we're going to find out now what this means for the individual, but right now they are telling us it's a medical issue, again, not elaborating whether it's a mental health issue or a physical issue. nonetheless, i think a lot of people are supporting her, hoping for the best. >> very much so. we want all the best for her, but she's so fun to watch. we're hoping that she is able to do the individual competition. >> all right, raj, thank you. >>> we do have an updated look at the medal count this morning. team usa now in first place with 22 medals overall. china very close behind with 21. japan rounding it out at 17. the top three there. the quest for the gold is a three-way tie. top three countries have nine gold medals each. >>> 5:05 and a live look at capitol hill. this is where in less than 90 minutes a critical hearing

park, the joint menlo park, east palo alto fireworks task force was formed last month and already they have pulled more than. £3600 of illegal fireworks off the streets. the task force, which includes those from menlo park in east palo alto, police and fire says the fireworks are valued at about $73,000. they also say getting those illegal fireworks off the streets prevented more than 86,000 discharges. 1/4 day of searching the biggest yet and still no sign of philip kray. check the 37 year old trail runner from berkeley disappeared in the pleasant and hills on saturday morning. ktvu deborah villalon live for us tonight. once again at the command post, where the strategy will change, deb starting tomorrow. yeah heather. they're not quitting, but they're scaling back four days into this search, law enforcement says it's down to two probabilities. i can tell you that this is in my career. this is an unprecedented search for alameda county search veterans admit they're stumped by the disappearance of 37 year old runner philip krawczyk. he mapped out his intended route in the pleasant at h

we are at 63 in palo alto 68 in dublin. 71 in fairfield right now. san francisco's currently 57 degrees as well as santa rosa and 61 and nevado. so all that pink that we see on our map. that's the places that will be under that excessive heat warning. that will begin at noon and last through sunday. so it's going to be sizzlin. remember to stay hydrated we're going to be outdoors. have your sunscreen on your sunglasses. i want to transition over to traffic now, later on all. we'll have our 7 day extended forecast. here's a look at our camera heading into san francisco right before the tolls. you can see not too many cars on the road compared to this time yesterday when it was a slow moving as you are heading over the bridge right before the tolls yesterday. quick tribe. i don't see any issues. anywhere. as for other bridges, looking good as well. >> and the east bay 5.80, looking smooth on west bound, 5.80, from castro valley in the maze. just 14 minutes. >> i've been keeping my eye on traffic accident that happened up in looks like it's starting to

our $33 million training center in east palo alto. job training and the jobseekers it serves tried to get creative during the pandemic. we have that story. >> i am a first-generation student and i pretty much had to figure things out on my own. >> reporter: when william graduated from san jose state mba program in august at the height of the pandemic, he struggled to connect with potential employers and jobs. he turned the job training. >> when i graduated, i noticed there wasn't a lot of jobs i could apply to. the main concern i heard was going through all of that education just to not get a job and be in debt. truck with offices in east palo alto, they helped thousands of jobseekers acquire the skills they need to find meaningful employment. >> this is an anti-poverty nonprofit and our choice of strategies for helping to resolve poverty issues is through enabling the men and women who come through our programs to earn a living by starting them in career pathways that lead the full economic mobility. >> reporter: it is about a year a

similar robberies in palo alto last month. police trying to compare notes. >> every crime we investigate, looking for common threads, patterns, suspect descriptions that may be similar, vehicle descriptions. >> union square and three in palo alto and stanford shopping center. at neimen marcus left behind shattered glass and empty shelves. neimen marcus saying we're relieved no one was harmed. >>> we report and expose stories important to the community, try not to be part of the story. this time we are. oakland police chief armstrong plans to announce new initiative to stop the rising crime rate. using a video of two of our nbc colleagues held up at gunpoint in a botched robbery attempt outside of city hall. one of the many violent encounters happening in oakland on weekly basis. cheryl hurd. >> reporter: looking at city hall surveillance video capturing a normal day for two very experienced journalists who spent most of their career covering the east bay. on this day interviewing newly appointed chief of violence prevention fo

so also of couple wet spots on roadways too 50's and 60's are current temps san jose palo alto hayward in oakland each at 61. what we've got fremont conquered and dublin as well as livermore for that matter, each at 59 degrees right now. i've got all the updates you need for your holiday weekend. still to come. first, though, it is going to be a busy day pon roads. maybe not for the commute but for holiday travel. reyna right. exactly. so it is going to be busy. remember, if you're leaving afternoon today. >> you might hit a little bit of traffic. but if you're leaving out this morning, not tracking any major delays are hot spots traveling from the east bay into the city. these maybe you have to catch a flight. a little under 9 minutes. but again, remember, that will change as the day goes on. headed across towards the peninsula. no major issues under 15 minutes for your drive time there. a richmond sandra fell bridge pretty light for us at under 10 minutes. golden gate bridge also looks nice. about 20 minutes into the city. the only delay i'm seeing this morning is on bar and that's o

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his palo alto high team won the state championship in 2010.be here, and this week, adams was back in his east palo alto roots. joining forces with optimum nutrition, a nutrition and fitness training product in the slow adams was using the visibility he has in his hometown to encourage fitness and more in the next generation of kids growing up like him, i think about myself being in that position, um how much it would have made a difference from me early on, having more resources in our community. sports has done so much for me. just keep me out of trouble. my whole life, um, again being for his follow until there's many distractions, different things that you can get caught up in. i feel like a lot of these kids these days. um you know they're even better than what i was academically, you know, and if they're on top of the sports as well, it just kind of reminds them that they where they are right now. it's still step ahead of where i was rogers to throw. lost it to the near side has come for the touchdown. davante adams. now at age 28. there'

palo alto online is reporting this time they didn't learn of the closure until the last day before theummer recess when they had already moved out. >> a legendary place. >>> up next, on the lookout, why police officers driving up and down a specific neighborhood in petaluma. we'll tell you what they're looking for. >>> i'm scott budman. coming up, the effort to vaccinate as many people as possible and the partnership between a mobile lab and a bay area tech giant. >>> and we're seeing cooling changes around the bay area, below-average temperatures right now. and you may be surprised how cool our temperatures could be as we head toward fourth of july weekend when we come right back. >>> when we welcome our viewers in the west, we're get reeg action from some of bill cosby's accusers after his sexual assault conviction was reversed by a pennsylvania court. why the court thinks he was treated unfairly, >>> also why so many teens are working this summer and the void they're filling in a critical industry when we see you back here tonight. here are the two battling to the line and allyson f

a j go check son is entering his senior year at palo alto high, but a lawsuit filed earlier this monthtion. why did you file this suit? well, i have to protect my son's right to an education. and also his safety. go check filed suit in santa clara county superior court, july 6th this after his son was removed from a summer school history class at gunn high school because he wasn't wearing a mask. he claims his son, whom we'll call t g to protect his identity, has a speech and communication disability. that's worsened when forced to wear a mask. the ppa usd barred the 17 year old from completing the 2.5 week class. his father declined to let a school nurse evaluate g before they send me off or my son off to go see a nurse or some other kind of evaluation or doctor's note or whatever. i would love to see the policy for some strange reason. they will not provide that tool. the school district's website says it follows state health department guidelines go checks lawsuit asked for a temporary restraining order so that his son could go back to class. however the court ruled it moot since by

but still very warm in redwood city and in palo alto.see a spread in temperatures in san francisco from the upper 50s to the low 70s. 85 in mill valley to 94 in napa, 107 in ukiah. really hot up in those areas as this intense area of high pressure moves in. we could possibly set some all-time record highs for much of the central valley as the heat comes in, but it kind of backs off next week and allows for the storm system to approach the pacific northwest. it's going to bring us cooler temperatures. antioch how hot it's going to be. we've reached the peak of the heat tomorrow. 108 degrees. still going to be hot on sunday. we catch a break next week as we head back to the 80s by the our temperatures continuing on the trend for much of the rest of next week. we have to get through the next few days with our highs over 100 degrees for a lot of our inland valleys. take a look at the refreshing temperatures next wednesday and thursday. i'm looking forward to that. while san francisco is going to enjoy some sunshine and highs in the low 70s w

we'll see some low 80s for palo alto, half moon bay up to 70 degrees. we'll see more of this comfortable weather into the weekend, slightly cooler for the inland valleys. mike, what's the update on the crash in hayward? >> good news for the traffic flow. as we say it's a deadly crash at winton avenue. two more lanes have opened. your exit lane, now your two right lanes are open as well. your three left lanes are still blocked by this crash. they have to clear the vehicles involved and so that will cause perhaps maybe another half hour there is what chp estimates. that will slow you down through hayward. nothing major coming off of 238. north of there is fine. towards the bay bridge. south of the san mateo bridge action 92. eastbound 80 north of the carquinez bridge. 5:00 was the update they gave. however it may be opening in the next couple minutes. its counter commute in the north bay. a slight detour is marked there. south bay, smaller incidents, i'll call anything of big note coming up. >>> 4:39 right now. starting monday, the vta bringing back tempo

peninsula, 64 in palo alto. seven-day forecast in san francisco.or you if you're sick of the fog. less fog the start saturday morning. through the inland valleys it does warm up. sad, sunday, monday, and tuesday with low 90s, but thankfully not the 105 to 110 heat. we talked about the olympics. the weather is going to be different there. the top roe of temperatures that's what it feels like with the humidity. sunday, 99. as we approach the opening ceremony, showers and thunderstorm chances. so the games are going to be good. i'll be watching that weather for sure. >> no fans in the stands for the opening ceremony, but we can watch them on tv. that's the best place to watch it. thanks, jeff. >>> offering those who are unable to communicate a new way to do it. up next, amazing technology developed at ucf that could change a lot of lives. >>> there is an incredible breakthrough for severe stroke victims from bay area researchers. it's called neuroprosthesis and it's given people a new way to talk using brain activity. robert handa spoke with them. >>

palo alto, 84. best chance of isolated thunderstorms for the morning.ecast here in san francisco, we had some 70s wednesday and thursday and then some 60s ahead and through the inland valleys, we're in the 90s here over the next several days. eventually back down to some 80s as you roll into sunday's forecast. i did want to show you that tropical storm near tokyo, it's pushing off to the north. good news for them. they underwent a lot of rainfall and wind this morning. a couple of events were delayed but they're going to get out of this no problem. >> good news. thanks so much, jeff. >>> goings for gold, the u.s. women's softball teamoo make history in japan. make history in japan. we're goi oneworld welcomes alaska airlines as the bay area's newest global airline, so you can fly to more places around the world. now alaska mileage plan members can easily earn and redeem miles worldwide. that means up to 1,000 worldwide destinations, and elite priority check-in and boarding, and elite international lounge access. that's a big deal for a big world of trav

. >> now to supplement the peninsula on the palo alto. unified school district will be outsourcing its online learning when school begins in just a few weeks. the decision was made after 600 students told the district that they do not want to return to the classroom. a live webinar will happen next tuesday to talk about the new online learning program, the program is offered to kindergarten through 12th grade students. according to the school district's website. it is a mix of live online classes and independent work. it is a similar concept. what they did last year during remote learning. but this year online students will not be taught by a palo alto school district teacher. the superintendent says there is not a limit as to how many students can enroll. all right. weather time. take a look outside right now. we do have some patchy fog that has been moving in. >> along the coastline, kind of a neat shot almost hypnotic. look, this is from our sutro tower cam and you see the clouds kind of just rolling along as they roll over the hill. w

went to palo alto high and to cal, she is a five-time national champion. >> we have two locals on themen's table tennis team. nick on the left side, he is only 18 years old. we wish both of these guys the best of luck. >>> and finally, to the rockstar, or in the case, the goat, simo nempt biles, has her own twitter emoji, you know you have arrived when you have your own emoji, she is the first athlete honored by san francisco based twitter. we have seen brady and patrick mahomes have their own emoji, her emoji pops up when you type in her name. you know what the goat stands for, right, jessica? not a goat -- >> of course, the greatest of all time. >> she needs eyelashes so it's a girl goat. that's my one gripe. >> excellent knowledge. excellent knowledge. >> yes. >> raj. >> all right, jessica and terry, i no you are going to bed but i'm staying up and i will be reporting on the morning news indicate beginning at 5:00 a.m. your time. have a good rest and i will hold down the fort for them in the morning. >>ou are the goat too. that's why you have to report in the morning. >> that is pr

the south bay are looking at 89 in campbell right now. 84 degrees in san jose, 80 degrees in palo alto along the coastline what a change. much cooler weather. you've got some patchy fog of 50's and 60's right out toward the beaches. so really a change to get that seabreeze along the coastline. but that sea breeze getting cut off in spots all the way to 95 degrees right now in the bottle, 91 in santa rosa and 96 degrees in healdsburg. so pretty hot out there in spots. temperatures tomorrow in san francisco. but 78 degrees downtown, you're going to 60's in the sunset as you get along the coastline, it will be much cooler there. and even a couple of patches of fog along the beaches. but you get inside of a warm-up in a hurry 70's and 80's going to become an 88 degrees. redwood city, south lot of 90's and then even some triple digits for morgan hill. you get inland tomorrow. just baking hot sweltering even dangerous scene in spots. a 107 in walnut creek. 107 in concord and look at that vacaville, maybe a 113. that would be something but not surprising. they can watch those temperatures soa

, and this week, adams was back in his east palo alto roots.and fitness training product, adams was using the visibility he has in his hometown to encourage fitness and more in the next generation of kids growing up like him, i think about myself being in that position, um how much on, having more resources in our community. sports has done so much for me. just keep me out of trouble. my whole life, um, again being freeze followed until there's many distractions, different things that you can get caught up in. i feel like a lot of these kids these days. um you know they're even better than what i was academically, you know, and if they're on top of the sports as well, it just kind of reminds them that they where they are right now. it's still step ahead of where i was rogers to throw lost it to the near side. he's caught for the touchdown. davante adams now at age 28. there's no arguing that adams has evolved into one of the nfl's elite receivers for adams. that's not an i've arrived status, but rather. motivation to get even better. i'll take

opposition to a black lives matter mural from last year. >> reporter: in front of palo alto city hall you can see the remnants of a controversial black lives matter mural that is no longer there. in a lawsuit filed against the city and its police department, five of the city's police officers say they were forced to physically pass and confront the artwork each time they went into work. that issue is what they consider offensive and discriminatory. she eventually escaped from prison and fled to cuba. the lawsuit also says the mural included the logo of the new black panthers which is listed as a hate group by the southern poverty law center. the law firm representing the officers told abc7 news news that it's important to note that the lawsuit nor the plaintiffs has no issue with the mural in general him of the only issue was with two icon/pictures within the letters. that the police officers association simply asked be removed from the mural on two occasions and they were told no. the lawsuit alleges that officers suffer discrimination and harassment after they voiced their objection

gray sensors, little slow coming out of palo alto, typical for a crew out there, safer is better. looking to the santa cruz mountains that's the issue we have one incident a disabled vehicle between redwood estateses and the summit. the sensors were backing up a bit there, starting to see slowing past that. cha that usually means the crew has hooked up the car and moving south. i'll let you know if there's anything to worry about, maybe a five minute delay from los gatos to santa cruz. back to you. >>> we are just minutes away from liftoff. you're looking live at van horn, texas, where amazon founder jeff bezos is set to make history. he's traveling with three others to the edge of space using his own private space company, blue origin. >> the new shepard is expected to take off at 6:00 this morning our time. nbc's gabriel jackson has a preview of the historic flight. >> reporter: july 19th may be another day in van horn, texas, but july 20th will be one for the record books. as billionaire jeff bezos and his team travel aboard a rocket to the edge of o bezos's private company blu

we are right in palo alto where everything is all right. 101 north.ll talk about what's going on north and east coming up. let's check in with frank. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland from cnbc. wall street set to open your lower with several mega cap tech companies today. stocks posting small gains yesterday. with the dow, the nasdaq and s&p 500 all closing at record highs and notching a five-day winning streak. in focus today reports on durable goods, home prices and consumer confidence plus earnings from 3m, ge, u.p.s., apple, google parent alphabet, microsoft and visa. the fed begins a two-day meeting today. it isn't expected to make any big policy changes but investors will look for any insights on interest rates, comments on the economy and inflation. tesla reporting a bigger than expected second quarter profit topping $1 billion for the very first time. sharply higher sales of less expensive electric vehicle such as the model 3 and raised prices to boost margin. tesla cut costs which helped offset the supply chain shortages. ceo elon musk say

dorsey is expected to survive five palo alto police officers.e sued the city over a black lives matter mural that was created last june following the killing of george floyd. the officers claim the anti police images painted outside city hall constituted harassment and discrimination against law enforcement. the mural included images of joanne chesimard, who was convicted of killing a new jersey state trooper, as well as the logo of the new black panthers. it has since been removed, legal experts say the officers don't have a strong case. you have to say that there was harassment or discrimination on the basis of race or religion or national origin, but not on the basis of your profession. so it's there's just no way that this is a viable lawsuit. hello alto city attorney told the associated press. the city has not been served with the lawsuit. oakland police say the man who shot and killed a private banker last year was a mentally ill man with a grudge. the victim's family says police knew the suspect was threatening the man and his wife and hi

five palo alto police officers discrimination because of their opposition.itive who once killed a state trooper. city hall removed the mural after four months. >>> a major retro fit in the middle of a drought. today's state and local leaders broke down on a reconstruction project at anderson dam. it means the south bay's largest reservoir will be drained for ten years, just as the bay area gets drier. but it hasn't been at full capacity four years, after inspection showed a high risk of failure from an earthquake which would result in a wall of water in morgan hill. leaders say they're working to replace the lost water in the midst of another drought. >>> the giants hoping to avoid a sweep, and we have a new stanley cup champion. sports is next. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. c

we have some low 80s in palo alto and in san francisco low to mid 60s. hot in ukiah. novato reaching 86. fur traveling this weekend to the sierra heads up we could see pop-up showers and thunderstorms and that chance diminishes as we go into next week as the high pressure moves away. we'll have slightly cooler temperatures but the thunderstorms may trigger flash flooding so have a way to get some weather alerts as we could see some of the rain moving through the areas. this is the outlook for rain and where it will be happening once again for parts of the central and southern sierra. our temperatures will come down a few more degrees going into the weekend for our inland valleys. we'll see that pattern holding into next week. mike, you give us an update on the fire fight in contra costa county. >> i'm getting my updates through chp because they also had the northbound side of vasco road closed before you get to the caves regional park there. i got word the fire is out on the brush. there was a grass fire there. it's out and should be reopening the lanes

currently we're at 64 in palo alto 83 in concord, new notice our inland areas there.rsus what we saw over the weekend 72 in petaluma upper 70's in nevado. so what we can expect for the rest of today are breezy conditions tomorrow morning. it will be cloudy along the coast and we could expect to see some patchy fog and some drizzle along with that. as i was mentioning earlier. so here we have satellite and radar looking dry for a lot of california. we're seeing some showers up in the southern portion of the sierra that should go away tomorrow as for our high temperatures here in the bay area tomorrow. pretty similar to what we're going to see for our temperatures today for daytime highs. if you happen to be heading out of town for whatever reason. pretty warm out there in tahoe in the 90's triple digits in reno. other temperatures across the state here. you can see we're still actually going to see some triple digits in bakersfield and fresno above normal. there. southern california here. in fact. honor national map. you can see the pink high temperatures warmest spot

only reaching 60 but a lot of sunshine, palo alto looking at a high of 76.tly mid 60s in san francisco especially in the downtown mission district areas. and clearlake heating up to 94 degrees, but it's not going to be that hot in napa today. reaching into the upper 70s once again. nice little breezy westerly wind kicking up. as we go towards the end of the week going to see a change in our wind pattern thanks to this high pressure that's going to be building in from the desert southwest into the bay area and so that's going to shift our wind direction. we'll get more of a southerly wind, at times blowing offshore. let me show you brentwood and the trend we'll see over the next few days. not too bad today. warming up tomorrow. and then you can see the triple digits. unfortunately with this round of heat it's going to last a while. we are not going to see any of that easing off until at least the middle of next week. get ready for some high heat that will want to stick around for a while with highs in the upper 90s in the inland areas but won't heat up that m

palo alto at 59 conquered 58 oakland, you're at 57 to start.re on your forecast still to come, how are the roads? you know what roads are busy. but there is a 20 minute delay on the various a lot

palo alto and mountain view at 75 each south bay daytime highs in the mid to upper 70's. and just a few low 80's. that's noticeably cooler than yesterday as is also the case for the inland east bay, pleasanton and livermore at 78 walnut creek and concord in the low 80's san leandro oakland and berkeley in the 60's north bay temp 70's, 80's and just one low 90 up in vacaville, a sign of what we've got out towards the central valley, which is actually going to become more of the norm here in our inland valleys of the bay come thursday and into the upcoming weekend friday saturday and sunday. it's triple digit heat back for inland neighbors. if you need to escape that maybe head closer to the bay or the coast as these areas will be a lot more steady. erica. >> thanks. if you plan on traveling down the peninsula. we're still seeing some heavy traffic out there on highway one. oh, one south. you can see lanes are still closed from that vehicle collision that happened involved a white honda sedan and a dump truck looks like there's a tow truck on its way. but they still haven't

57 in san francisco 61 in oakland, palo alto and check out walnut creek.at is prettier, just a nice start to the weekend. the last day of july, 53 in santa rosa with gusty southwest winds to the delta, 61 concorde in livermore. we will look for temperatures in the 60s and 70s as we get through 10 o'clock, high clouds around today and otherwise sunny skies, 7 to 8b0 cooler inland with highs around 90 there. 3 o'clock in antioch we should see mid 80s to upper 80s in concorde, low 70s in oakland and mid 60s with breezy wind in san francisco. the fog comes back in earnest tonight and we start august on a gray and perhaps drizzly note, we will have details for the rest of the weekend and the first week of august coming up. >>> well with the delta variant and breakthrough cases reported some are wondering if they need a booster shot before it is approved or recommended. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: as health officials encourage unvaccinated people to get their covid-19 vaccinations, some people already vaccinated are wondering h

san jose at 62 palo alto hayward oakland in concord each at 61 while berkeley sitting at 57 in mateo and each be at 58 got more on your forecast still to come first on over to though. and yes, it is going to be such a busy travel weekend. it is right now we're not seeing that picture. so the best time i daria mention to leave your house is before. >> noon because it's really got to start getting back to back that and 4 5 o'clock of the worst times to be out there on the road as you're traveling from the east bay into the city. maybe you have to work today. maybe of to catch a flight at sfo a little under 10 minutes for good drive time. there. the san mateo bridge. no major delays. you're heading across towards the peninsula. little under 40 minutes for your drive time there. a richmond sandra fell commute starting to slow down just a tad bit at under 30 minutes. you can see traffic there. actually. let's go back and looks like one of the vehicles there is stalled out. so we're probably going to see one of the delays somebody outside of their car right there. hopefully they get back i

his palo alto high team won the state championship in 2010. on everybody happy to be here, and i came back, and this week, adams was back in his east palo alto roots. joining forces with optimum nutrition, a nutrition and fitness training product, adams was using the visibility he has in his hometown to encourage fitness and more in the next generation of kids growing up like him, i think about myself being in that position, um how much it would have made a difference from me early on, having more resources in our community. sports has done so much for me. just keep me out of trouble. my whole life, um, again being freeze followed until there's many distractions, different things that you can get caught up in. i feel like a lot of these kids these days. um you know they're even better than what i was academically, you know, and if they're on top of the sports as well, it just kind of reminds them that they where they are right now. it's still step ahead of where i was rogers to throw. lost it to the near side is cut up for the touchdown. davan