. ♪ >> a hate investigation underway in palo alto. beloved restaurant -- knowing the racist tirade directed at workers of ebola restaurant. the reaction from teachers as they set up their classrooms for the first day of school. >> the forecast is coming up. abc seven news at 11:00 is starting now. >> now from abc seven, live breaking news. it is expected that governor newsom will require all teachers to either be vaccinated or go through testing. >> you heard it, breaking news. that is bentara unified school district superintendent robert -- roger rice interrupting a meeting. governor newsom will announce that all teachers and staff in the state will be required to get vaccinated or submit to weekly testing. california would be the first day in the nation with a teacher vaccine mandate. good evening. thank you for joining us. i am dan ashley. >> the governor has an appearance scheduled at an oakland school tomorrow. oakland unified tweeted it is requiring teachers be vaccinated, adding that 92% of staff have already gotten the shot. >

. ♪ >> a hate investigation underway in palo alto.eloved restaurant -- knowing the racist tirade directed at workers of ebola restaurant. the reaction from teachers as they set up their classrooms for the first day of school. >> the forecast is coming up. abc seven news at 11:00 is starting now. >> now from abc seven, live breaking news. it is expected that governor newsom will require all teachers to either be vaccinated or go through testing. >> you heard it, breaking news. that is bentara unified school district superintendent robert -- roger rice interrupting a meeting. governor newsom will announce that all teachers and staff in the state will be required to get vaccinated or submit to weekly testing. california would be the first day in the nation with a teacher vaccine mandate. good evening. thank you for joining us. i am dan ashley. >> the governor has an appearance scheduled at an oakland school tomorrow. oakland unified tweeted it is requiring teachers be vaccinated, adding that 92% of staff have already gotten the shot. >>

. >>> later, how a four-year-old girl from palo alto made a discovery that is now shocking scientistse a close that air quality for your part of the bay area for right now. a look ahead at what to expect for the rest of this weekend and we have a short-lived heatwave. today was the peak >>> breaking news, the u.s. state department is urging all u.s. citizens to leave the area of the kabul airport immediately send a credible threat has been made pickle we will stay with his story and bring you updates as they happen both on air and online at kpix.com. >>> now at 6:00, we are seeing newly released police body camera video of an nba players arrest in l.a. and a quick warning, the footage is difficult to watch. this video shows new orleans pelican center jackson hates struggling with officers last month. they were responding to a 911 call from hayes's girlfriend who have reported possible domestic violence at their home in woodland hills. you can see him trying to get away from police and shoving an officer into a wall before they tased him. >> hayes is not seriously hurt but he was arres

we're going to start by discussing the one city where i am right now, palo alto. they've been discussing making it mandatory for the city employees to, in fact, get vaccinated. now in a closed-door session city council recently discussed making vaccines mandatory for city workers ahead of the reopening of in-person services at city hall. vaccines are already mandatory for santa clara county workers. so far no decision was made on this specific issue but we will, of course, continue to follow any developments coming out of palo alto. similar conversations taking place in walnut creek. walnut creek's mayor took to social media to share the city of walnut creek will require all of its employees, contractors, and volunteers to be fully vaccinated against covid-19 by august 16th. now those not fully vaccinated will be tested every week. those refusing to comply could face disciplinary action starting with a warning and ending with unpaid leave or termination. and up north in san francisco, where all city and county employees are required to report their vaccination sta

one of those communities is right where i am, palo alto. they held a closed-door meeting on monday to talk about making vaccinations mandatory. now, vaccines are already mandatory for santa clara county workers. there was no decision officially made, but we will continue to follow that story out of palo alto. and walnut creek, a similar conversation taking place there. take a look at this. walnut creek's mayor took to social media to share that the city of walnut creek will require all of its employees, contractors, even its volunteers to be fully vaccinated against covid by august 16th. now, those not fully vaccinated will be tested every week. those refusing to comply, they could face disciplinary actions starting with a warning and ending up with unpaid leave or even termination. and heading to san francisco, that's where city and county employees are already required to report their vaccination status and be fully vaccinated ten weeks after a vaccine is fully fda approved. some of those employees, they're pushing back. now, nbc bay area

>> you're seeing a lot for palo alto's ears. little bit more going on because they're going into the nasdaq 100 index on thursday to replace maximum integrative. nonetheless, people are looking at their numbers and seeing positives in terms of cybersecurity, especially as companies ramp up from offices as opposed to people's homes. >> thank you for that, dave. that was dave wilson. for what it is worth, we are in the middle of a federal election campaign. housing is a hot button topic for all political parties. today, the liberal leader hopes he can win geordie government onto temer 20. -- hopes he can win a majority government in september 20. he is not the only political leader in the election campaign taking aim at the foreign buyer. it does raise an interesting question if it is sexy to go after the foreign buyer. at the same time, a lot of questions revolved around this for years. the best numbers we have show meeting single-digit's numbers in the big urban course. matt: although i assume he is not attempting to be xenophob

much more "mad money" with the unbelievable palo alto networks.it's here to stay for a little bit longer, if not forever, how could it impact the company's bottom line. right now i'm telling you it's pretty darn good, fresh off the earnings, may be the biggest of the day. >>> and the inflation doom scarers are out in force could some big points be missing from their thesis? i'm revealing what i'm seeing and sharing why i think jay powell could end up looking like the hero of our time and all your calls, rapid fire in tonight's edition of the lightning round. so stay with cramer. age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. >>> sometimes you just get stunned by how tremendous results are from a given company. just when you thought nothing could get better, it does. it was a huge quarter, even better tremendous forecast, no wonder the stock's surging in after hours. let's take a closer look with nick cash roe ra, ceo of palo alto networks. bought a lot of stock at 200, it's at 4

election day is september 14 in east palo alto. police to call thing >> our coverage of the recall election continues on kron 4 dot com just scan the qr code right here. it will take you straight to our web page, you can get the latest on the candidates. also, details on casting your ballot. there are a lot of questions on the right way to do it. meanwhile, voting rights groups marking the anniversary of the march on washington today. >> with a nationwide march for voting rights and the largest one was in the nation's capital. our washington correspondent reshad hudson takes us there. >> 58 years after doctor martin luther king junior led the original march on washington. voting rights advocates are back. demanding new federal voting rights act. thousands of voting right activists brought their fight over access to the ballot box to washington saturday. 58 years after doctor martin luther king junior made the same plea. the protesters are worried the voting rights are slipping away, particularly and republican led states earlier th

palo alto is 60.uds were clearing quickly with low to mid 60s where the sun is shining from santa rosa to napa. mid 60s in the east bay and vacaville is the warmest location in the 70s. cloudy in emeryville but you can see the sons june. upper 60s today. clouds will be clearing. sunny and warm inland. upper 80s so it's a few degrees warmer than the highs for saturday. seasonal and minor fluctuation as the ridge of high pressure to the south wants to expand. at 10:00 the winds have been breezy and the coquina strait of the delta will get breezier at 25 miles per hour from livermore, discovery bay, and out towards fairfield. san francisco and oakland will see gusts over 25. monday morning, things are quiet and the afternoon breeze again. we will keep this pattern in check today and tomorrow. we will see some changes through the midweek timeframe. headed to the coast? some sunshine but mid 60s by ocean beach and half moon bay. it is 70 and sunny. we will see some sunshine but we will also see the fog mov

lot like palo alto, italy.a lot like palo alto but it is stanford. they will take a stance on this saying we can't trust the path to inclusive growth. how should the biden administration respond to that and liberals worldwide? prof. spence: i think the biden administration, this is a personal opinion and i respect my colleagues at stanford who take a little more conservative stance on this than i am, my worry is the deficit that we face in america that cause our growth patterns to be out of filter in terms of inclusiveness were investment deficits. some of it is infrastructure, some human capital, some new technology and so on. i think they're trying to address that. they have pressure on the left to do a lot more than that and make the government a lot bigger . to be perfectly honest, beyond a certain point, i do not think that will fly in the american context. when you think -- when you get government's noticeably larger than what americans broadly are comfortable with, they will balk. jon: great to catch up.

for the north bay mid 80s, san jose reaching 80 degrees, 77 in palo alto, and livermore up to 91. as we go through the forecast only some minor changes throughout the week. we'll talk more about that in just a few minutes. mike, how is it looking heading out the door? >> we have some construction. i have my eye the webster tube, the last couple minutes had the sensors light up. they've reopened the tube from the scheduled maintenance. it was only going to go to 4:30 or 5:00 at the latest. the park street bridge no longer necessary as an alternate. getting across the water, san mateo and dumbarton bridges are moving smoothly and your travel times, highway 4 out of antioch fine at speed in towards 242 in concord. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," possible relief for college students. the new program from a major textbook publisher that could save students money. >>> popping off, why you could be paying more for bubble wrap. >>> a live look this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza. breezing right there, breezing along there this morning. we're g

we're live in palo alto, cierra johnson, for nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> 5:04. as more require proof of vaccination you won't be surprised some people are looking for fake vaccination cards to try to get by. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joining us with how that could cost you big. >> let's start by saying which you know, a legitimate vaccination card is as free as the vaccine itself. it costs you nothing. but making or having a fake vaccination card is illegal under federal law because a legit one has the cdc seal and unauthorized use of any federal seal like that is a punishable offense by up to five years in prison and or a hefty fine. now, the associated press surveyed students who said they already knew people buying counterfeit covid vaccine cards to get back on it campus. you might recall, more than 600 colleges and universities across the nation are requiring proof of vaccination. people are also using them at bars too, frustrating bar owners lore just trying to keep their employees and their patrons safe. >> we are seeing some fake vax card. if y

election day is september 14 in east palo alto. police to call from >> the los angeles district attorney has declined to prosecute larry elder, a leading candidate to unseat governor gavin newsom elders, former fiance accuses the talk show host of brandishing a gun during an argument and domestic abuse from 6 years ago since there's a one year statute of limitations on misdemeanor cases. prosecutors say they couldn't pursue accusations made by alexandra dating. caitlin jenner, one of elders rivals for the governor's seat held a town hall in southern california to discuss the issues facing voters right now, although generous felt again traction with voters during the town hall. she attacked the governor for his leadership during the pandemic. gavin newsom. >> it wasn't for the people. he was out for himself. gavin newsome. it wasn't for the workers. he was out for special interests. gavin newsome certainly was not for the kids. he was for the teachers unions and gavin newsome lived it up. while he shot us down. >> well, the latest p

election day is september 14 in east palo alto. police to call think he is. >> the dignity. morning news fans flock to levi stadium for the 3rd and final preseason game against the raiders will have highlights and reaction from fans coming up in a minute. >> see how contract out the trash tours are set to resume soon. details on when people can visit the famous island. but more on that coming up in a minute. out there now to trez this morning as it is across much of the bay, the start. but we are going to be looking at some clearing skies later on today and also a little less hazy improving conditions even more so into tomorrow. >> docking. all you need to know your forecast. yeah. we started off pretty busy on this monday morning. and now traffic seems to be improving a bit. hopefully it stays that way. we'll have a look at your drive times we get back from break. ♪ ♪ california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with fle

esta'detenido pro agredir sexualmente a varios menores de la localidad es un ofensor sexual convicto < en palo altoambien buscan a otro sujeto que habria tocado a mujeres inapropiadamente, este las manoseo cuando iba en bicicleta patrulla fronteriza colaborará en diferentes actividades en oakland y gobernador gavin newsom dijo que atiende a petición de líderes locales, esto por violaciones de tráfico e incremento en robos. >> (hablan en inglés) >> california es el primer estado del país que ordena que maestros y empleados de escuelas públicas se vacunen contra covid-19. y el goberandor dio la información durante el día en su vida a auckland, quienes no se vacunen deberán someterse a pruebas covid-19 semanales >> ahora si quieren hacer su vacuna ya tenemos varios sitios >> y la nueva política entra en vigor mañana y las escuelas tienen hasta el 15 de octubre para cumplir lo establecido >> stanford universidad también exige a sus estudiantes cumplir cion la vacuna. y a partir del 15 de agosto los estudiantes deben hacerse una prueba de covid-19 semanan estén o no vacunados semanal, si asistirán a cla

san carlos 82 palo alto at 79. while the south bay looking at numbers anywhere from the low 80's and sonny bill to the low to mid 90's. los gatos in morgan hill fremont union city a tease for you. some 90's in the tri valley on up through conquered with oakland. a nice 74 our hottest spots today are very close to triple digits antioch in vacaville at 99 th while santa rosa down through center fell each in the 80's. here's your look ahead at our next 7 days. temperatures cool as much as 10 degrees from today into tomorrow for both inland and bay side cities after that wednesday, thursday and friday get even cooler yet highs only in the low 80's to close out the week. so much more comfortable and a whole lot clear. reyna. don, thanks to that. we're starting in the south bay because we had some earlier hazards. >> really slowed us down along one o one 29 minutes now as you're heading towards menlo park to 8082 85 not tracking any major delays. if you are taking bart also not seen any residual delays at this hour headi

pleasant, south san francisco, palo alto. as juliet mentioned, masks are required. kids under 12 are waiting for shots. should parents be worried? we put that question to a pediatrician. >> the good news for parents, the bay area in general has done a wonderful job at vaccinating and vaccinating and mask wearing. as long as there is good handwashing. if you don't feel good, your child doesn't feel good, quarantine and get tested. even if you have been vaccinated . >> we will hold to high standards. we will be as vigilant as we possibly can in terms of what is happening. we will do everything to keep the kids safe and keep them in school.>>> with masks mandatory and an increasing number of spaces, a key metric in the search is headed in the right direction. the state test positivity average 6.3%. it is down from 7% a week ago. good trend. kpix has you covered. we are live tomorrow morning as districts reopened. all questions answered. the best gadgets kids returning. how to keep them sanitized. that is tomorrow morning at: 30.>>> police are searching for a driver who

we got 88 for redwood city 85 for palo alto.e south bay 88 per san jose milpitas 89 cupertino 87 for santa clara middle 80's along the east bay shoreline to the south now got near 100 for tri valley. we move up here. we get berkeley down to 7579 for oakland, 83 for san leandro, but richmond 76, they have walnut creek and concord almost about 100, the lay whole checking about 77 still some room for improvement around the delta will start to get round 100 so 95 for fairfield 88 for napa. rosa. and on the mill valley about 84 look at this in the seven-day forecast. it's back to the 80's throughout the entire week down to 82 inland on thursday, east bay shoreline will be treated to some upper 60's as well. >> for your health this morning as the united states withdraws from afghanistan. many veterans are having difficulty watching the taliban's rapid takeover and these veterans are in crisis just over the last few weeks, suicide is on the rise. our health expert walk is here with some ways to reach out to our veterans in a loving and

okay i in palo alto return on thursday along with all students in santa clara and mt. diablo. kpix 5 has you covered sks go back to school. where moment tomorrow morning to answer all your questions plus top s r d joins us live tomorrow beginning at 4:30. >>> the kids are returning to school, the state recorded 10,000 cases a day anyway that is down percent of seven days prior. this comes as the cases among pediatric patients are sorting across the country. a couple of days ago the american academy of pediatrics out of the state and encouraging the fda to speed up the process for pediatric patients. to right now, vaccines are only approved for people 12 years and older . >>> those are shots fired from an illegally modified ghost got the lungs to a san jose street gang. the group is responsible for a series of officers arrested three suspects from san jose and they have been charged with at least an alley kpix 5's kit is live with the investigation that is been going on for several months. >> reporter: police have been working on this for more than six months involving

schaeffer survived in palo alto for eight years.se bees are flying around in palo alto, and nobody noticed. >> and a 4-year-old girl noticed them this year. >> it shows us when you new perspective, the eyes of a child, she just looked at that and says there's something different with these bees. >> the stingless bees anika found were certainlyugn usopollinators. they were presumed dead and had no representatives in dr. hauser's vast collection. in fact, dr. hauser hadn't heard of stingless bees from brazil until nearly 20 years ago. >> i got a submission from pest control guy in palo alto, and first i thought he was pulling a practical joke on me because it was a stingless bee. like if somebody says they have a kangaroo in their back yard. >> the guy was richard schmidt. asked by a palo alto homeowner to get rid of buzzing bugs in her back yard. >> no, i didn't kill them. >> call him an exterminator with a heart of gold. >> i hadn't seen them before. captured a couple of them, sent them to our county ag department. they didn't know

networks, as great as this news is for crowd strike, certainly palo alto networks just blowing it out and that stock up every 20% pa and wp both of niece stocks, to kate's point, if you're in cybersecurity, you're in the right spot and, you know, hats off to you, kate, over at blackrock for that, because these stocks are just going and blowin' and i don't see anything stopping them. >> you know, stephanie, looking at some of your disclosuring, you own fort net but you've been trimming in cybersecurity. can you explain why? i think every company as a need. >> it's up 103% year to date palo alto only up 23% forty net and 35 times ebidta cash flow. hard to justify. that being said, i'm skeepg a core position, total revenue i think compounded annually can grow 20% they're gaining market share, especially on the enterprise side they're generating a ton of free cash flow and margins are 35%, very healthy i like the story it's just it's had a really nice run. and any bad news i think the stock would get hit hard "i" looking at palo alto again because it has lagged so much, as everyone me

oakland 70, palo alto 76, san francisco 67, i'll talk about when we could get a little bit of a better air quality chance coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with mike. >> we're looking for the better air quality, but also we're concerned about those folks with the fires over here. we're also looking at a known thing going on golden gate bridge sitting here for a little while. it will move the center divide. look at that, under the truck you see how that zipper moves the center divide. that's what goes on early morning before your commute gets into full effect and very easy drive right now to and from the north bay over on the east bay an easy slow of traffic as well. benicia as bell. an incident on the shoulder near moffat. no major problems. the south bay another issue that popped up around 101 at 268. no injuries we'll double check that. a smooth easy drive for the contra costa county drive or leaving that county. back to you. >> thanks so much. happening now, a section of 680 will be easier to drive during rush hour. southbound express lane from martinez to walnut creek open

. >> yeah, those chinese names worth watching so is palo alto networks take a look at that name it is up nearly 20% post earnings i'm looking at it now. just right around just shy of 19%. had some stumbles earlier. this puts it solidly in the green, carl. it is an interesting market, palo alto and the networking side around security has some products that are relevantto what investors need to pay attention to speaking of what investors need to pay attention to, we talked about this yesterday, we're going to start today with uber, lyft and the ruling by a california judge that prop 22 was unconstitutional sure to be an appeal here, but this puts labor costs and maybe even some gig business models back in the question mark column just as some investors thought this contractor versus employee issue was in the rear view mirror former board member bill gurley of benchmark joins us now. good morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> i want to talk to you about this tim cook ten-year anniversary thing. you guys -- you and i were going back and forth over twitter and dm talking ab

reporting live in palo alto, sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> a straunlts very popular in palo alto. >>> president biden and vice president harris will come to california to support governor newsom. he met with volunteers and supporters, governor newsom predicts california could, quote, go off a covid cliff if he's replaced by a conservative and gave a harsh summation of his leading opponent larry elder. >> somebody that does not believe in assault weps ban, someone whos do not believe in a minimum wage, doesn't believe in climate change, he calls it a myth, a crock. wanting to build more offshore oil plorms. >> larry elder held a rally inside a san jose church yesterday and promised to repeal any vaccine or mask mandates if elected. he accuses newsom of botching the response to the pandemic. >>> a followup to a story we brought you earlier this week about a fire at a homeless encampment in san jose. apple is working with the nonprofit home first to find the people who live there a place to really live. apple bought the property two years ago. dozens of homeless people moved in and

reggie: a hate investigation is underway in palo alto. a racist tirade directed at the restaurant's owner. >> at fuki clear to see, electronic payment only. when a customer tried to pay in cash, a customer -- an employee pointed at the policy. >> it went to eruption. >> gardner was on the receiving end of a 15 minute tirade. >> were you born here? you are on american, we don't want you here. >> the restaurant is considered a beloved staple in the community. she has never experienced an attack like this. >> i told him, you cannot talk to people that way. i am a person. ornatewi wasuredbut i am not. >> this racist tantrum proves people are no longer tolerating such awful behavior. we reached out to palo alto pd and they tell us they are classifying this as a hate investigation. this can be elevated to a hate crime. word about the confirmation -- confrontation has led to overwhelming support for the staff. she is asking those resources be redirected to nonprofits to support the community. kumasi: in in in in in someone set cars on fire. in a

kpix in palo alto with plenty of reaction. max? >> reporter: several parents from districts all over the bay area tell us they're overall pretty pleased with the decision. tonight we'res are learning how the california teachers' association is reacting to the decision. >> it is the right thing to do, to keep our most precious resource healthy and safe, our children. >> reporter: schools have until october 15th to be in compliance. >> we think this is the right thing to do, and we think this is a sustainable way to keeping our schools open. >> reporter: according to the california teachers' association unwith of the largest unions in the state, around 90% of their educators are already vaccinated. they praised the move today, the cta president said in a statement today's announcement is an appropriate next step to ensure the safety of our school communities and to protect our youngest learners under 12 who are not yet vaccine eligible from this highly con taig out delta variant. in the meantime, some parents in pleasanton told us th

max darrow is live in palo alto with some reaction to the first in the nation order. and it happens, as a lot of things do, right here in the bay area. mac they sure do. we spoke with a lot of parents from various districts throughout the bay area. some tell us think the decision is fair and actually eases a little bit of the anxiety they have about their kids go back to school. school is back in session for many schools, and kids return to palo alto classrooms today. >> i am super happy for them to go back in person. i feel it was needed. >> reporter: some districts already have vaccine and ordered testing requirements in the cards for teachers, governor newsom announced the teachers across california will either have to get vaccinated or undergo weekly covid-19 testing. >> this is a sustainable way to keeping our schools opened and to address the number one anxiety that parents like myself have. scols e doing everything in their power to keep our kids safe. >> reporter: governor newsom's announcement makes california the first eight to put this requirement in place.

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today in palo alto.n south san francisco all students will be back in the classroom today. we have you covered here at kpix5 for back to school information. for the latest on how your district is handling things go to the website. we are going to be live from another district. also tomorrow at 6:40 we are going to talk to the county sheriff, about what we can expect as kids head back to school. >>> want to get you updated on a trouble spot. a deadly crash shut down all lanes but one on southbound 101 in san jose. there was a lot of activity there on scene. unfortunately a car hit a pedestrian. there may have been injuries to the person driving the vehicle. all lanes are now open which is good news. that back up was pretty significant throughout the morning. as you work toward oakland road. >>> and we are going to heat it up as we look ahead to the afternoon with that sunshine so 80's, 90's to triple digit heat. inland 88 for you, san jose, 99, close to 100 in concord, 101 brentwood, 105ukia. 90 santa ros

a few clouds in the millbrae 80 degrees in san mateo about 79 in palo alto. the south bay expect temperatures there, the 80's maybe couple low 90's the space a little on the hot side but not as warm as it's been about 92 in dublin, about 89 degrees moraga 74 in oakland. 74 also in richmond. and then you look about 80 degrees and below about 84 in benicia few clouds lingering out near the coastline. patchy fog temperatures there in the 60's. thanks. lourdes. after pulling an all-nighter, the senate passed a 3.5 trillion dollars spending plan. >> it's the first step towards passing the rest of president biden's infrastructure agenda. the proposal includes money for universal pre k free two-year community college. >> funding for clean energy initiatives. kron four's, washington correspondent kellie meyer joins us live to talk about what's next. kelly. >> good evening. grant and katharine. well, like you said, this is just the first step in what could be a long and tricky process to get this budget plan approved. but less than 24 hours after passing the bipartisa

. >>> right now, palo alto light easy drive here for highway 101.ittle farther north road crews working hard through san mateo and working hard for cnbc. let's check in with bertha. >> thanks very much. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc. what's going to be driving the day today, the jobs report. it's jobs friday. we're expecting to hears the numbers for just how many jobs were created in july. you know, despite an increase in covid cases and shortage of workers, economists are expecting that economy saw more job growth last month. the forecast, the consensus, is for 845,000 new jobs to have been added in july with unemployment dropping from 5.9% to 5.7%. but there is a wide range of system, some economists are only looking for 350,000 at the top end, 1.2 million jobs. so usually not quite that broad. it really reflects the uncertainty we're seeing across the country with this covid variant surge that's happening. stocks yesterday closing higher. the s&p 500, in fact, high. meantime lyft is launching an annual tier for its lyft pink milpitas program. the n

it is 63 in palo alto. upper 50's in napa where you have had that haze. we will be in the 70's by 10:00. sunshine will be out, but you will notice by the afternoon the air quality will be moderate with that upper-level smoke. temperatures continue to climb through the 90's with 97 forecasted in concord. fairfield will be warmer with temperatures in the 80's. we will talk about when that trend and tt airli headz: despite the francisco is expected to see more than 15 million tourists this year. those tourists could pump $3.5 billion into local businesses. one of the keys to building a better bay area is making sure those tourists feel safe and want to come back. that is why san francisco is putting more officers on the streets in parts of the city. our insider insider insider insd police to see if their presence is making a difference. >> an outdoor show in union square. phil: there was a time when union square was the destination for the latest fashions. in the 1950's, crowds of women gathered to see what was hot. today, the new trend everyone is talking a

it's 63 as you step out in concord and 57 in palo alto. today we're going to see a drop in some spots about ten degrees below yesterday. we'll get a look at our microclimates and the air quality that's coming up in a few minutes. >> we're looking at 101 through palo alto. this corridor has a lot of tech and business going on. traffic not as much as a little bit later on. let's check in with tech and business and cnbc. >> wall street is set to open higher as the market wraps up the month. the nasdaq and s&p 500 closing at another record high yesterday. the 53rd of the year for the s&p. the index is also on track for its seventh winning month in a row up 3% in august. nasdaq climbing higher by 4%. dow up modestly by 1.3%. strong corporate earnings have provided support for the market and the case for stocks to march higher. in focus reports on home prices and consumer confidence. zoom may be losing some of its zoom. the video conferencing service reporting more than $1 billion in quarterly sales for the first time, but the company is signali

oakland today reaching 69 and some mid 70s in palo alto.es tomorrow, cooler into the start of next week. our inland temperatures are going up few days. but it does look pretty quiet here. mike, you're seeing the crashes clearing from the roads. >> i was worried we weren't going to have them cleared until a shift change, but it's not even 5:00 and they did clear. 880 approaching the coliseum around davis into san leandro, the crash cleared. a volume of traffic on the nimitz in this area. the other crash in san francisco cleared, north 101 at cesar chavez. a bit of residual slowing that will clear up before 5:00. watching this reporting from home, it will be gone. smooth drive around the rest of the bay, no problems. typical slowing a out of the altamont pass. >>> happening in less than 90 minutes, a busy san francisco intersection will close to traffic. south van ness at mission street will shut down at 6:00 a.m. so transit crews are replacing the roadway. the intersection will be closed until 6:00 a.m. next monday. transit leaders say that

more bay area school districts kicked off the 2021/22 school year today including palo alto unified, pleasant and unified and south san francisco unified this comes as the back-to- school covid-19 playbook continues to evolve. today governor gavin newsom announced that educators across the state will be required to either get vaccinated or submit to weekly covid-19 testing. >> it is the right thing to do. to keep our most precious resource healthy and safe, and our children. >> this makes california the first day to put the requirement in place. it will not take effect overnight, schools have until october 15th to be in compliance. >> we think this is the right thing to do and a sustainable way to keep our schools open. >> reporter: according to the california teachers association, one of the largest unions in the state, around 90% of educators are already vaccinated. the cta president said in a statement "today's announcement is an appropriate next to to ensure the safety of our school communities and protect our youngest learners under 12 that are not yet vaccine eligible and is hi

tomorrow they return in pleasantton south palo alto and k through 5 in palo alto return on thursday and students in santa clara and mount diablo. you are covered for back to school, your questions answered and the best gadgets for students returning to the classroom and how to keep them sanitized. a cnet editor comes up this morning at 6:30. >>> looking live at the u.s. capitol where today the senate is set to hold a final vote on the trillion and several senators from both parties. cbs reporter bradley blackburn says the legislation is expected to past with bipartisan support. >> reporter: the wrangling took longer than expected but senate leaders say the trillion dollar infrastructure bill is moving forward. >> it may have taken all weekend, but the senate is now finally on the precipice of passing major bipartisan infrastructure legislation. >> reporter: a final vote in the senate is expected today on a plan that includes $550 in new spending on traditional infrastructure projects like roads, broadband, water systems and trains. >> we need to demonstrate to the american people we can

this is in palo alto. so again, we're going to be keeping a close eye on that and also the richmond, sandra fell commute heading out of richmond. a little under 9 minutes. we'll have more on that. but for now, let's get back to our top stories. happening today. the senate is on track to pass its trillion dollars infrastructure plan. now the final vote on the package is expected later on this morning. this is a bipartisan deal with around 70 senators. they're all expected to approve of that package. the bill is going to focus on repairing roads, bridges expanding broadband internet. also improving access to clean drinking water after this bill passes the senate, they're going to begin debating on the president's next package. that's a 3.5 trillion dollar plan that would include investments in climate change, child care, family leave, tuition-free community college. the bill so far does not have bipartisan support. in national news. the department of defense is moving to make covid-19 vaccines mandatory for

i'm looking at palo alto, a cybersecurity company. good morning lauren.rporate america and palo alto is here to help. they're up 14% for the day. you have at least a dozen brokerages coming out today like with what they heard about palo alto and hiking their price targets. stuart: do you have anything on camping world. i see the stock up 4%. are they another pandemic outdoor winner. lauren: yeah, because they can face the headwinds of all the variants better than some of the other travel-related companies can. think about it in your own space, your own rv. they doubled the dividend to 50 cents. investors like that. stuart: they rent out rvs. lauren: correct. stuart: i thought for a moment they rent campsites. they don't. las vegas sands, wynn resorts, both are up whoa. this is macau. lauren: this is macau when pfizer got the fda approval. as macau is doing easing back covid testing requirements the situation there is better. these casino hotel operators will do better. stuart: macau is the world gambling mecca. lauren: any of ben. on my list. stuart: very

they include a cal indian restaurant in palo alto and barbecue in oakland. the announcement comes just weeks before it is expected to release its 2021 guide next month. no stars were awarded last year because of the pandemic. >>> a big step today in the fight against climate change. president biden driving toward electric. >>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >>> president biden takes a big step today to cut vehicle emissions and battle climate change. >> today i am signing an executive order setting out a target of 50% of all passenger vehicles sold by 2030 will be electric. and set into motion an all-out effort. >> the order is a target, not a mandate, and has the support of automakers and labor unions. the president also announced fuel efficiency and emission standards for vehicles through the 2026 model year, built on california's tougher regulations. >> the fully electric ford f-150 lightning was on display today in the south bay. abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey gives you a look at how ford transformed t

election day is september 14 in east palo alto.from >> meanwhile, the los angeles district attorney has declined to prosecute larry elder, a leading candidate to unseat governor gavin newsome elders. former fiance accuses the radio talk show host of holding a 45 caliber revolver during an argument, a domestic abuse that happened 6 years ago. there is a one year statute of limitations on misdemeanor cases and prosecutors say they could not pursue accusations that were made. but alexandra detained. elder is one of a dozen contenders hoping to replace newsom in the recall election on september 14th. >> caitlyn jenner, one of those other rivals looking to unseat governor gavin newsome held a town hall in southern california to talk about the issues facing california voters right now, polls show that support for the recall effort is growing. but jenner, though, is failing to gain traction with many california voters right now, larry elder has a double digit lead over his nearest competitors to unseat governor newsome just 7% of voters s

palo alto, 70.58 at pacifica. a little bit gray, but mainly clear from mt.t the bay. 76 in santa rosa. 80 at fairfield and concord and 75 at livermore. the view of the golden gate, you see that gray shade with a sliver of bright skies looking northward. these are the forecast futures. areas of low clouds develop. hazy sunshine and hot inland tomorrow. and the heat will hold on saturday, but much cooler weather beginning on sunday. here is the overnight forecast. notice green indicating spotty drizzle coming our way. probably less than this morning. 5:00 tomorrow morning, a little bit of cloudiness, but nothing as prominent as this morning. mainly hazy sunshine after that for the remainder of the day. overnight low, generally in the mid to upper 50s. tomorrow, hazy sunshine. hot inland with highs in the upper 90s. livermore, concord, antioch, fairfield, down in the south bay. a high of 86. the bay shoreline, 80 degrees in most locations. 93 at santa rosa. 98 at cloverdale. here is the accuweather seven- day forecast. the heat will hold on in inland areas. a c

last night, we were talking about palo alto.growth in earnings and sales and on a relative basis, their pe and price to sales seemed kind of reasonable. at that point, i think the stock was up 8 or 9% obviously you had the breakout i would add another sleeper here we were talking about cisco's earnings last week the stock was down we kind of poo-pooed it a little bit. that stock reversed and is up about 9% it's making new multiyear highs and if you back this chart out 20 something years, gets above 60 you know, there's just no room back to those dot com highs 20 years ago or so. they have probably 9 or 10% in market security. so that could be a sneaky play >> i don't think many people remember that cisco in this business, tim, and yet, here we are. >> i think, look, to me, that's what they do this is not a hardware company it's a software and security company. i couldn't agree more. i think the valuation there is compelling and i think they've made this pivot and i think they actually have as big a network effect to apply there.

palo alto has some debris. plastic debris scattered across lanes. i believe that's all that has to be done. there is a construction crew as well north of palo alto. there may be more slowing coming up. no problems, though, for your longer drive, your bigger commute which starts at contra costa county. it's fine. >> so is your mic. >> yes. >> 5:11 right now. coming up, taking a hit, workers back in the office say it's affecting their mental health. new study raising questions about work habits amid the pandemic. >> good news out of lyft and another san francisco company says its workers have to have a vaccine. all that ahead. you're watching "today in the bay." kids love visiting kidifornia. but parents like it to, like a lot. they go bonkers. (wuaahh) totally boom it's an adventure. (sound of playing) you know ,you have to keep an eye on them. you got to let them explore and figure things out for themselves. so hurry up (screams) they're not gonna stay this way forever. kick off your kidifornia vacation at visitcalifornia.com >>> right now, as you'r

. >> but less than a month later, a similar case, in nearby palo alto.o this house and restrained the woman living their with zip ties and swimming goggles, he then threatened to rape her. or is it the same man? was it matthew muller? >> police investigating samantha's assault aren't sure, but lieutenant zach perron with the palo alto police believe the same person is responsible for both crimes. >> we were able to identify one suspect in the case, he is our prime suspect, matthew muller. >> muller has neither been charged in either case. we wanted to hear from muller, himself. his attorney did not want him to do an interview, however muller agreed to see a visitor. "dateline" associate producer kayla ward spend 30 minutes speaking to you muller in jail, through glass, on the phone. no camera, no recording, no note taking allowed. >> what is your initial impression of him? >> extremely talkative. it was like he was in his element. he was laughing, we were joking about the books he was reading. >> what is his answer to whether or not he was guilty about t

palo alto police say the man groped two women while approaching from behind on his bike. one was along sand creek road, the next on middlefield road. the incident happened monday, the first one. the second one took place yesterday. >>> the climate change creating new urgency this morning in the north bay. the press democrat reports more water rights holders are losing their ability to divert russian river water. new restrictions kicked in for about 1500 holders including two towns clover dale and healeds berg, ranchers, grape growers are losing their rights. the storage levels are about 30% of what it has this time of year. >>> napa county set to use a retrofitted black hawk helicopter to provide water drops in the event of a major fire. the cost $2 million and it will be operated by cal fire. the chopper is based at napa county airport although it's been temporarily reassigned to fight the dixie wildfire. >>> it's 6:10 right now on your wednesday morning. taking a peek outside with a live look at san jose. taking a look at the sunrise there coming up. you know what, thin

election day is september 14 in east palo alto.to call thing >> the lee district attorney says he will not prosecute larry elder, a leading candidate to unseat governor gavin newsom elders, former fiance accuses the talk show of showing off a gun during an argument and domestic abuse incident from 6 years ago. sinceithere is a one year statute of limitation on misdemeanor cases. prosecutors say they could not pursue the claims made by her elder is one of several contenders hoping to replace governor newsom in the upcoming recall election on september 14th. our coverage of the recall election continues right now is kron 4 dot com just scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you straight to our website at kron 4 where you can get the latest information on the candidates and details on casting your ballots in national news today voting rights groups marking the anniversary of the march on washington with nationwide marches for voting rights. and the largest one was in the nation's capital. our washington, dc correspondent. >> re

palo alto police are investigating 2 assaults that happened in 2 days.both cases, a man on a bike allegedly groped a woman kron four's will tran has details including the police sketch of the suspect. >> police are still looking to see if this one man is responsible for both assault. we do know the latest one happened right here on the 500 block of sand hill road. and just to give you a landmark. it's right across the street from the stanford shopping center. there's a bike path right here. a lot of people ride their bicycles as well as walk in this particular incident. this happened at around 2 o'clock in the afternoon on monday. here's the location. 500 block of sand hill road. this all went down with a lot of people around this particular woman was standing apparently blocking his path as he was riding his bicycle through this area. then there was another incident 2 days before that i was on the 400 block of middlefield road, which is not too far from this location. here's his composite sketch. this is the question that police are trying to find out i

election day is september 14 in east palo alto.all from >> the los angeles district attorney has declined to prosecute larry elder who is a leading candidate to unseat governor gavin newsom elders. former fiance has accused the talk show host of holding a 45 caliber revolver during an argument and domestic abuse incident that happened 6 years ago since there is a one year statute of limitations on misdemeanor cases. prosecutors say they could not pursue accusations made by alexander dating elder is one of the dozens of contenders hoping to replace gavin newsom in the recall election that's happening on september 14th meanwhile, caitlyn jenner, one of the elders rivals for the governor's seat hosting a town hall in southern california. >> to talk about the issues that voters are dealing with right now while polls show support for the recall effort is growing jenner, though, has failed to gain traction with voters. larry elder right now has a 2. a has a double digit lead over his closest competitor for the race. just 7% of california

is the time it happening right now in palo alto. police are investigating 2 assault in 2 days and they have commonalities. but are they connected kron four's. will tran is live in palo alto with more. hi will. good morning, james and area. police are still looking to see if this one man is responsible for both assault. we do know the latest one happened right here. >> on the 500 block of sand hill road. and just to give you a landmark. it's right across the street from the stanford shopping center. there's a bike path right here. a lot of people ride their bicycles as well as walk in this particular incident. this happened at around 2 o'clock in the afternoon on monday. here's the location. 500 block of sand hill road. this all went down with a lot of people around this particular woman was standing apparently blocking his path as he was riding his bicycle through this area. then there was another incident 2 days before that. that was on the 400 block of middlefield road, which is not too far from this location. here's his composite

is the time and happening right now in palo alto. police are investigating 2 assaults that happened in 2 days. in both cases it was a man on a bike who they say groped the women. the question is was it the same man. will tran is live in palo alto with what investigators are looking at. well. >> they have yet to answer that question daria, but they are working with both victims to see if this one man is connected to both of them. we do know the latest incident happened 2 days ago right here in this area is so well traveled with cars with people walking and with people shopping right across the street is the stanford shopping center. let me quickly pull up a map for you so you can know the locations. this particular incident incident. number 2 took place on monday. at around 02:20pm in the afternoon on the 500 block of sand hill road. the first incident took place on saturday. not too far from this location. this is on the 400 block of middle feel road. now let me pull up the composite sketch so you can have as much time as you possibl