. >> she was brought in by parents at three months old to explore nature in palo alto neighborhood.ar four-year-old antica by now a season naturalist found tiny bugs that weren't just your average insects. her discovery found its way to california's department of food and agriculture plant pest diagnostics branch where dr. martin howuser is the senior biotechists. the bugs she found are stingless bees which aren't supposed to be here. they live in brazil. >> shows how small they are. >> so small. >> they're very small. that's a honey bee to compare. >> she took us to the unclosed location under the condition we wouldn't divulge the special tree in her special place. >> when you came up here how many were there? a ton. >> and how did stingless bees get here in the first place. decades ago the u.s. department of agriculture was looking for bees to boost the size of fruit and vegetable able crops. >> in 1950 the usda asked a brazilian researcher to send them bee colonies to have alternative pollinators. >> wow. >> he sent to gainesville, florida, davis and palo alto and he said all of

you can breathe easy in the next 48 hours. 61 in palo alto. 54 in santa rosa. ara. 79 in los altos. 82 in redwood city. 65 downtown. 63 in daly city for the afternoon hi. -- afternoon high the east bay, we are in the 70's. 72 in oakland, 78 in fremont. cooler today compared to yesterday. 89 in san ramon. later on this evening and tonight, we will find increasing clouds moving in. as the clouds do move in, they come with the threat of some lightning. hour-by-hour we go this afternoon, the threat is around writing. late tonight, and early friday morning, 1:00 a.m. friday in parts of the bay area where we have the fire weather watch. there could be some dry lightning. the highest threat is between 10:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. early friday morning. here is the seven day forecast. lightning threat late tonight. early into friday. much of friday is just sunshine and cooler weather. the weekend looks really nice. morning fog and afternoon sunshine and temperatures typical for this time of year. kumasi: new this morning, initial unemployment claims have once again dropped f

palo alto did settle one of the lawsuits. the other is ongoing. >>> calm on campus at this hour, after a threat closed san francisco state. it all started this morning when police say they became aware of what they call a nonspecific threat of armed violence. it was posted on social media. that threat was quickly deleted, but seen by a lot of students and staff members. sf state then cancelled in-person learning, and went remote for the day. police say there is no ongoing threat right now, and have detained the suspect for questioning. >>> was this a turning point in the fraud trial against elizabeth holmes? today, some damaging testimony from a former-theranos executive. dr. adam rosendorf testified the theranos founder, holmes, knew that her blood testing machines did not work. the doctor says he told holmes many times that he didn't trust the results. he resigned claiming holmes and theranos managers ignored him. the defense tried to discredit the doctor saying ultimately as lab director, he was responsible for what went o

so i use my home for work very often and there i could protect me while i'm doing palo alto work and at same time i heard you talk about restaurants and my wife has a restaurant, they are relying on technology. and open table and door dash and all of this stuff. they have no idea about the security from a technology perspective in the rurnestauran and they can't afford i.t. people to make that happen so this will provide 24 support service or you could go on the the internet and order for one at home. so we've priced it in a way to satisfy each of the use cases. >> i think right now, i have a personal subscription that just helps me against mal-ware, nowhere near as complicated, century smart enough. >> this is not complicated you could use it off your phone. it is a simple consumer app saying make me very secure or somewhat secure and you could choose. >> i didn't know any of this i figured i was safe at home i figured what crook, what cyber thief would attack me at home. i have everything at home that i have at the office i completely switched to work from home. so everybody who wo

. >> reporter: 2020 was the year of instability for danita churchhill of east palo alto. unable to pay her monthly rent and utility bills, she sought help from the non-profit samaritan house. >> i don't want to be put in a position where, you know, hey, do i have to worry about what color my tarp had be, will it be brown or blue? >> reporter: the san mateo-based non-profit helped her apply for the relief program. now the race is on to help other struggling tenants before the state's eviction moratorium is lifted on thursday. applying for rental assistance is the best way to protect yourself against being evicted. the state's business, consumer services and housing agency is in charge of doling out checks from the $5.2 billion program. low-income tenants who owe any rent from april of last year to today can apply. to make it easier for tenants who have language or technology barriers, the state simplified the application process. >> a lot of the questions are simply yes or no questions. >> reporter: so far the program has shelled out $650 million to landlords and tenants.

near the palo alto airport. take a look there. the reason emergency responders say the pilot got really lucky. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this monday. i'm raj mathai. >> last week, vice president kamala harris campaigned for governor newsom in the east bay. tonight president biden is heading to southern california to help governor newsom keep his job on this eve of election day. just a few hours ago, the president was in eldorado county with newsom to tour the burn zone and thanked firefighters for their tireless work. nbc bay area's melissa colorado has been joining the pred all day. she joins us with more on his visit. melissa? >> reporter: well, janelle, can you essentially break up the president's visit to california in two parts. part one was right here in northern california and it was all about the wildfires and climate change. part two is happening right now. for that you got to go to southern california. and for that, the president is really focussing on campaigning

in palo alto, max darrow, kpix 5. >> amazing. once zahra completes her journey, she says she plans to sleep a lot. she deserves it. and then focus on going to college. she told us there is a pretty good one she flew over today called stanford university. >> i think she has a good essay to write. >> there you go. >>> wild video of the stolen pickup truck that went on yesterday. chp officers spotted the stolen pickup in antioch. when police dove in, the driver tried to get away, barreling down the runway on the freeway and surface streets. at one point, the truck got stuck on railroad tracks and it was clearly very frustrating for the driver. three people ended up ditching the truck. they ran, but police arrested the driver in a backyard. >>> now to a deadly crash along the san mateo county coastline. authorities say the car went over the cliff on highway 1 near double slide. traffic was backed up while emergency crews were on scene. the chp is taking over the investigation. >>> check this out, this car was driving along thai rogue

down in san jose, 77, palo alto, 75 instead of those upper 90s. 79 in livermore. santa rosa, we're in the low 70s. 7 day forecast, san francisco continues with 60s through sunday. but definitely warmer weather moving in monday and tuesday for labor day. we'll get into low 70s in downtown san francisco. and tomorrow the coolest day of the week, 79 degrees, go up to 96 on sunday and 95 on monday. but that drops off to 89 next tuesday. more news coming up after the break. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp.. put them together. save even more. some things are just better together, aren't they? like tea and crumpets. but you wouldn't bundle just anything. like, say... a porcupine in a balloon factory. no. that'd be a mess. i mean for starters, porcupines are famously no good in a team setting. geico. save even more when bundle home and car insurance. >>> san jose state's former athletic director has officially left the school. she has alr

hayward 83 degrees while half moon bay will reach into the upper 60s and palo alto expect a high of 83 degree. that seven-day forecast is at the bottom of the screen. we take a look at san francisco and the outer sunset heading towards 66 degrees. much cooler there compared to the 99 we'll see in ukiah today and sonoma reaching 92 degrees. so even though it's hot today we're about to start a cooling trend. a stronger ocean breeze will help cool us off over the next few days. take a look at the rain moving in between late saturday into early sunday. most of the showers staying to the north of us. it's going to be good to see the rain coming in, even if we miss out on it it's going to be moving over the fire zones like the dixie fire area and could move over the caldor fire area. that's going to be good in the fire fooit. we've been tracking the tropics where what was hurricane nicolas made land fall dumping rain over louisiana and texas. a full update at about 5:08. as we get a look at our seven-day forecast, we are going to see our temperatures headed towards the mid 90s. still hot, bu

sanford and palo alto are pulling their weight, the best in the county. stanford has cut its usage 15%, and palo alto 13%. live in stanford, amy hollyfield. kumasi: on our app, we have a complete collection of stories about our changing climate and environment, and you can download this wherever you stream. julian: to the california recall election closing in on five days, candidates trying to get last-minute support from undecided voters. if more than 50% of voters vote to recall governor newsom, he will be out and the opponent with the most votes will be the winner. dorian shaw is breaking high the stakes are. zoh have been recalled in history and gavin newsom could be the third. kamala harris campaigned in the bay area and barack obama taped an ad for him. alexandria ocasio-cortez posted to vote no on the recall. the high. if a republican governor were to lead in california, they would likely repeal mask and vaccine mandates, and if there was a vacancy in the senate, it would likely put in a republican, which would tip the scale in the senate. the lead

valley water is now looking to expand the existing center, or build a new one in palo alto, or do both. >> we are in the worst drought since the 70s. her reservoirs are empty. climate change is not going away. droughts are going away. >> reporter: right now the 8 million gallons of purified water is being used on landscaping, agriculture, and industrial use. the rest is released to the bay. it is up to the control board to approve of using this purified water to replenish the aquifers. >> hopefully the state will be able to push the foot on the regulatory gas pedal and figure out how to make it happen quick. >> reporter: but will people drink it? scott can't agree to take a sip. >> it tastes fine. no issues. it tastes like bottled water. it's not like tapwater. i don't notice a major difference. >> any other cities around the world drinking wastewater, drinking treated wastewater like this? >> reporter: monterey and orange county, along with singapore and australia, are all using this purified wastewater, putting it back into their aquifers, and drinking it. maybe california could be o

the faa said this twin engine crashed after striking power lines northeast of palo alto airport.s happened around 2:00 this afternoon. the pilot was the only one on board. palo alto firefighters say he walked out on his own and he was taken to aer in by hospital as a precaution. we talked with the pilot who frequently flies his single engine plane. he said given the tough landing, he believes the pilot was experienced. >> i've heard of incidents around this area that didn't turn out for everybody involved. i think it is very lucky that he made it. >> the hazmat crew was called out because some crew was leaking out into the marsh lands there. now the environmental company are working to come up with a man to safely remove it. >>> well, take a look at that. hurricane nicholas is now a category 1 hurricane. people along the gulf coast are preparing loading up on the sand bags and groceries. flooding is one of the major concerns for texas, louisiana and mississippi. texas could see up to eight to 12 inches of rain with wind gusts up to 80 miles an hour. >>> we are back in 60 seconds.

palo alto 83, redwood city at 80 and daly city 66. san francisco isolated low 70s in downtown. the outer sunset 66. off to the north bay 99 in ukiah, but you get closer to the bay temperatures will not be as hot with 89 here in napa, 75 in mill valley. if you are sick of some of those mid-and-upper 90s we have had lately, good news coming our way. after thursday i am seeing cooler air drop down. looks good for a 10 degree drop. again, once we hit thursday's forecast, also help to bring back the fog through the morning. beyond this i wanted to get out ahead of this, we are looking at larger changes once we hit saturday and sunday. yes, a storm system dropping down across the west. now, our chances for the bay area look pretty minimal because this system is expected to break up, but this is great news for firefighters off to the north that are still battling those fires, included gt the dixie fire. you see saturday and sunday we are looking at this blue to green color, which is a quarter to about 0.5 inch over the sierra and off to the north us this blue color coming from drizzle

palo alto settled one of those lawsuits. the other is still ongoing. >>> tonight, we're learning about the bizarre altercation that led to the arrest of a san francisco sheriff deputy. his court hearing entered a plea delayed today. but prosecutors summarized the incident outside of court. they say that he brought a bottle of jack daniels to a neighbor's potluck dinner last friday and then became violent. he's accused of smashing a glass tank that held a lizard, groping an 18-year-old, and pulling her hair and then threatening to come back and shoot everyone as he was leaving. >> what witnesses describe is a belligerent rampage, perhaps alcohol induced. but they were in fear of their lives and went running from their own house thinking they were going to get shot by this deputy. >> he was not in court today but his parents were. his father is a retired san francisco police officer. they both left without saying a word. >>> parking is at a premium in many parts of east san jose. neighbors continue to complain that they often

holmes is the disgraced ceo of theranos based in palo alto.he is accused of defrauding patients and investors. >>> a crossing guard is being remembered as a hero tonight. ashley diaz has ties to middle school runs deep. he went to school there and his own child goes to school there now. it is a painful blow to the community. jeanlele reports, friends say changes should be made so no one else gets hurt there. >> if he saw something like that, he wouldn't have questioned it or even thought about himself. he would have just done what he knew what he had to do. he would have done the right thing. and it's tragic but i'm proud of him. >> reporter: phil is proud of his lifelong friend ashley diaz for saving a child's life in a crosswalk yesterday. but heart broken the 45-year-old crossing guard couldn't get out of the way of the suv that killed him. >> i wish it didn't happen. but it did happen and i'm glad that he was there to save that child. maybe if it wasn't him, maybe that child, it could have turned out a lot worse. >> lafayette police say he

as we previously reported, they have a nofs palo alto.he car company's dput. tom kas tell yoe joins us with the preview of what it is doing in detroit. >> good afternoon. we're ford's all electric f-150 assembly line in detroit. today ford exclusively telling nbc news about the biggest investment in ford's company history. a 21st century model t moment as ford bets big on electric vehicles. the great grandson bill ford, the chairman of ford, is now telling us why this is the moment the company is going to go green in a big way. the big story coming up tonight on nbc "nightly news." >> that is a big story. not only in michigan but here in the silicon valley as well. lester holt joins us next on "nightly news." >> we'll see you. bye-bye. >>> breaking news tonight, the verdict now in music star r. kelly found guilty in his sex trafficking trial. a stunning call for the man once known as the king of r&b. the jury finding kelly guilty on all counts after graphic witness testimony. prosecutors saying kelly ran a decades-long ring, recruiting wo

charging documents say that 30- year-old alexandra souvenir drop of palo alto told police officers she accidentally started a fire in shasta county when she was boiling bears year into drink. 8500 acre fire burned dozens of homes, but it is now 50% contained moving away from populated areas. she has pleaded not guilty to arson charges but cal fire officers who arrested her believes there is a high possibility that she has also started a separate vegetation fire the night before the farm fire broke out in shasta lake city. >>> disgraced r&b singer r kelly faces 10 years to life in prison after being found guilty on all counts in his sex trafficking and racketeering trial. prosecutors argued he used his celebrity to recruit vulnerable under aged girls for sex. he is still facing a second federal child trial in illinois. >>> president joe biden received his third dose of the pfizer vaccine at the white house today. a government shutdown is looming. three hours ago senate republicans blocked the temporary funding bill that sspends the debt ceiling. democrats are likely to try this again. >

the crash happened around 1 50 this afternoon northeast of the palo alto airport. the pilot was the only person on board and was not hurt. the pilot's daughter says her dad has 60 years of experience flying planes, and that experience is likely why the plane was in one piece on the ground, sitting upright in the palo alto bay lands nature preserve. really you know, impressive and you know, good testament to that pilot skill to, you know, keep it upright and make it make it back safe. the twin engine plane was in the air for just about three minutes and reached only 500 ft. it then started circling back to the airport and losing altitude. the ntsb and faa are now investigating what led to that crash in san rafael. demonstrators were outraged today after a man assaulted another man who was rallying. for the recall of governor newsom. ktvu is deborah villalon with more now on the search for the suspect. rick up for weeks, the coleman over crossing and sandra fell has been a magnet for opinion. mostly recall supporters. this is about our liberties this about our freedo

a 30-year-old palo alto woman is accused of setting the fire.erday in suspicion of arson. >>> let's go look at the conditions this morning. we are joined from radcliffe road. what a view you're getting this morning. >>> just for perspective, the car fire of 2018 ravage the area. this is burning at about 12 miles north of where that fire was burning, see mentioned radcliffe road right here, i can tell you that the winds are calm. that was not the case yesterday. you can see right here it is burning alongside the road. yesterday, the winds were really picking up and if fueled the fire that grew from 1100 acres to 5500 acres just a few hours. 25 structures have been lost at this point. i saw a couple of ladies last night when i arrived, walking alongside the road. they went around the roadblocks and they said, where you going? lisa we have to see if our home is still standing. they walked up and i followed them and then the tears started to flow. the house was in rubbles. you can take a listen. >> i have seen my life gone. mementos of everything ar

the plane crashed yesterday afternoon northeast of the palo alto airport. the pilot was the only person on board and was not hurt. the pilot's daughter says her dad has 60 years of experience flying planes, she says experience is likely why the plane was in one piece on the ground and sitting upright in the palo alto bay lands nature preserve. really you know, impressive and you know a good testament to that pilot. skill to, you know, keep it upright and make it make it back safe. the plane was in the air for just three minutes and reached only 500 ft before circling back to the airport and losing altitude. the ntsb and the faa are investigating what led to that crash and the city of oakland is formally begun its partnership with the california highway patrol. chp officers are now patrolling the streets of oakland and are focusing on areas that are known as traffic trouble spots. they're hoping oakland police officers crackdown on speeding, reckless driving inside shows as well as seatbelt and cell phone violations. the chp chp patrols began this past weeke

the crash happened about 1 50 this afternoon northeast of the palo alto airport. ktvu is azenith smith is at the crash site. tonight and azenith smith. you talked to the man's daughter? yes and frank. the daughter tells me that her dad has more than 60 years of experience of flying planes. he was the only person on board and as you could see, this plane is still here in the marsh, and it's fairly hole. from sky foxx. this twin engine aircraft sits upright and apollo alto ballons nature preserve. part of one wing is gone, located elsewhere in the marsh, but for the most part the plane is in one piece. i think that's really, you know, impressive and you know, good testament to that pilot skill to keep it upright and make it make it back. safe flight aware .com shows the plane was in the air for three minutes after taking off from the palo alto airport at 1 47 monday afternoon. soon this woman heard the plane go down. you can hear the engine like it was dying out when it came down. wow i don't even think of plane had crashed. i didn't know that the plane had crashed.

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. >>> we're looking at 101 here in palo alto. we do have a crash. looks like there could be something brewing in san jose for the same freeway. we'll show you that coming up. >>> investigators search gabby petito's fiancÉ's family home. >>> good tuesday morning. taking a live look in san jose. terrific tuesday it is. >> i would say, too. let's keep that good feeling going this morning. kari has a look at the forecast. >> last full day of summer today. we are going to have temperatures really heating up later this afternoon. these early hours, the best time in terms of air quality and temperatures. santa rosa, as you are heading out early it's in the low 50s. we will see temperatures in the upper 50s around sunrise and it will be warming up quickly. let's head to the southbound with a look at our high temperatures. 93 will be the high today in east san jose as well as los gatos and morgan hill. 97 in antioch and livermore. oakland today, 85. notice the cooldown at the bottom of the screen in the 7-day forecast. it's going to spike today, and our temp

it happened yesterday morning in palo alto. graffiti found on a concrete pillar in the garage. the writings were racially motivated and directed at black people. investigators are searching for the person responsible for this graffiti. >>> well, it's doubling in size of programs offering jobs. the workers will make around $23 an hour as they clean up sites around san jose. the program is double in size to employ 100 people. >>> the complex fire is threatening the joint forest and sequoyah national park. five of the largest trees in the world stands here including the largest of all. the general sherman tree. crews are setting up space and wrapping the trees with fireproof aluminum blankets. it's zero percent contained. >>> that area down the national forest is not going to get any big rainfall. across northern california, i am tracking some rain, i will have updated totals and i will have the latest coing up. >>> the white house combatting misinformation sparked by rapper nicki minaj. what she said had dr. fauci responding. >>> how a four legged friend helped her regaining hope

ktvu some of gaza's live in downtown palo alto, with more on the significance of this gathering, emma some of them experienced heightened islamophobia and prejudice after the september 11th attacks. tonight's event was a show of support and solidarity and a reflection of lessons learned in the last 20 years. that's in the circle as night fell in front of palo alto city hall, a circle of candles illuminated the faces of friends across faiths, in part to show appreciation from muslim americans. many muslim americans say that feeling it was largely absent in the wake of the september 11th attacks. the main takeaway from the event, at least for me. is that with all this hardship that is going on, and all that happened indeed, there is ease. and indeed there is perseverance. and indeed there is the path forward for those who are willing to look for it more than 200 people came to palo alto on saturday evening, and many more streamed the prayer service virtually wars long, owns this annual peacemaking event, now in its 10th year, happens to coincide with the current political tensions in af

. >> it was on university avenue in palo alto in may of 2019 that scott decided to try a little experimentin human decency. >> i would engage the homeless and just hand them water and see what happens. >> scott says his first interactions with the homeless were pleasant, but generally fleeting. until, that is, this one encounter right in the middle of the street. >> i see this guy, obviously in distress in some ways, but smiling ear to ear riding down his bike with all this stuff in there and he turns into this shop. i got to meet this guy. >> he invites this guy to have coffee. while he generally didn't trust strangers, there was something about scott he connected with, and the feeling was mutual. >> we immediately formed a bond. >> here we are at pete's concert in palo alto. >> they met for breakfast for weeks, and scott even sleeping on the street one night with robert, and robert getting to stay in a nice hotel another. most importantly, though, scott connected robert with services and medication that got him in a place where he was ready for housing. but where? >> once you open up you

in palo alto tom jensen. bay area news. >>> be sure to tune in tonight at 7:30 for our clear the shelter special, see some of the best adoption stories across the bay area and country, that's tonight at 7:30 on nbc sports bay area. we want to give you quick, breaking news. we're getting reports from usgs of 3.2 magnitude earthquake few miles south of san ramon, if you think you felt something, you did. let's check in with rob flight. right now. speaking of feeling something, this morning, certainly in the southern part of marin and north bay feeling it was almost light rain but always all of a sudden getting right back into summer. >>> it's signs of the fall, bringing drizzle at times and later brief light rains, in 24 hours things will really start to turn, you will see a preview on the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. tempts now are cool but will be back into the '90s on monday. right now, clear skies and nice air quality, looking great in san jose. winds out of the northwest at 17. now more

tonight a palo alto woman is under arrest, accused of starting this fast-moving wildfire that is now forcing evacuations in chester county. this has tripled in size just sends noon today. it's the fawn fire . it's burned or than 1200 acres, and has forced at least 2500 people from their homes since the broker yesterday near shasta lake. responding fire crews say that they encountered 30-year-old alexandra souverneva coming out of the brush, asking for water. after speaking with her mama enforcement arrested her. though they have not released any details on what she told them. >>> we are nge fi nditns andeva rs . to bring in meteorologist darren peck who is tracking those conditions right now. >>> when it started, there was no plume of smoke emanating from that far northern most third of the state, but take a look at the high-resolution satellite today. you can see it, northern sacrament of valley. betting with it south of that plume of smoke. he took off this afternoon. from watching that into the later hours of the afternoon, at least from this vantage point , there was some good ne

palo alto high school, fresno state, and green bay packers.l you need to do is get into field-goal range so what's your first thought? >> throw it to safe. that's my first thought. matt -- matt actually suggested i play on the sideline that first play. which something we actually worked on friday at practice. kind of scribbling in the dirt. and it worked out perfect. just put it right over fred's head. got us kind of down there a little bit. we needed one more play. um, how could you not be romantic about football? >> this one was pretty romantic and mason crosby lines up. and what are you thinking as you see him approaching that ball? >> he is going to make it. that's what he's done his entire career. he's made a bunch of big kicks for us. i love him to death. we have been playing together for 15 years. sit next to each other every bus ride, every plane ride. he is an incredible guy. and he's so clutch. >> there is going to be so much to discuss about this game. and you know, everyone's going to discuss it whether it's the penalties that went

and couple of days ago and now palo alto, i am loving it. if successful, she will fly through 48 countries. >>> for one kitten it has been quite a journey. >> someone heard her cries for help and society workers used it to scoop her up. she didn't last long. a local family quickly adopted her. >> she was skittish for the first week she was here. after that, i think she thinks she runs the house now. three-year-old cat, she chases around the house. and she keeps the dog in line so -f she thinks she's the master of this house now. >> there is no doubt. she's a perfect match for this family. we'll be right back. for some, a second chance seems too good to be true. but with devoted shelter care and the right nutrition, second chances are real, and you're making them happen for thousands of pets every day. because when you buy a bag of hill's, you also give a bowl to a shelter pet. at hill's, science creates differences you can see, feel and trust. join us. hill's - a step ahead for their best life. ♪♪ >>> four months after the deadly vta shootin

now this comes as the shasta county district attorney detail the charges against the palo alto woman accused of starting that fire and his ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us we're now learning about the evidence she was holding. moments before her arrest. she has to county d a stephanie bridget says a palo alto woman spotted near the fawn fire when it broke out on wednesday was carrying a telltale piece of evidence. she was contacted by cal fire coming out of the brush. where the fire was started with an operable lighter in her pocket earlier that day, cal fire investigators say workers at a quarry caught 30 year old alexandra supernova, trespassing and acting strangely on their property. she was asked to leave and later fled and left off into. of the hills super neighbor could be considered an unusual if not unlikely. suspect on her linkedin page, she described her current title as shaman. she's a self described yoga and diaw teacher who graduated from palo alto high school in 2000 and nine and then got bachelor's degrees in chemistry and biology from caltech. now the one time a

we're taking you behind the scenes. >>> and a small plane crashes near the palo alto airport. take a look there. the reason emergency responders say the pilot got really lucky. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this monday. i'm raj mathai. >> last week, vice president kamala harris campaigned for governor newsom in the east bay. tonight president biden is heading to southern california to help governor newsom keep his job on this eve of election day. just a few hours ago, the president was in eldorado county with newsom to tour the burn zone and thanked firefighters for their tireless work. nbc bay area's melissa colorado has been joining the pred all day. she joins us with more on his visit. melissa? >> reporter: well, janelle, can you essentially break up the president's visit to california in two parts. part one was right here

palo alto in the low 80s. downtown is near at least 70 degrees. bay side temperatures a combination of 60s and 70s and low 80s. north bay, 91 degrees for santa rosa. tuesday, not much changed, low to mid-90s. wednesday, you can see the cooling effects of those winds down to the 80s in land and bigger changes as we get into thursday and friday. to keep an eye on northwestern california, watch this future cast as we get into friday and saturday. clearing by next sunday. it's encouraging of the weather models is we can get them to agree on a pattern change like that. looking towards the end of the week, around ukiah on this particular model, similar view, bringing significant rain to the significant northwest of a chance of showers over the wildfires in northwestern california and perhaps a little something near the dixie fire, too by next weekend. we have to deal with some wildfires smoke, hazy skies to start the week but cooling and on shore breezes will help with the air quality. it's the end of week's forecast that could get interesting. a chance

police say an elementary school student was hit from over the field in palo alto. the child had minor injuries and did not need medical treatment. motive for the shooting is under investigation. >>> president biden is planning to visit new york and new jersey, where dozens of people were killed by the remnants of hurricane ida. the death toll now extends to 63. elise preston reports from the devastation, wreaked by this massive storm. >> reporter: as the hurricane battled golf course experiences fuel shortages and power outages, officials say the lights should be back on in new orleans by the middle of next week. the head of louisiana's power corp. and he warned saturday that electricity to some of the states hardest hit areas may not be restored until the end of this month. >> if you have got a generator you are using, please make sure it is at least 20 feet from your residence, in a well ventilated area, it is not in a crawlspace, garage, certainly not in the house with you. >> violence broke out at a louisiana gas station when a driver fatally shot another after

rate 54 in san francisco. -- 59 in palo alto. 54 in san francisco.we had a warm up yesterday and it continues and should peak tomorrow. 57 by the delta. livermore at the seven. 45 in zephyr cove. in lake tahoe, highs in the upper 70's. just further across the lake, air quality still hazardous in the mountains. hazy continue through labor day. looking at sizzling summer here it -- summer heat. a cooling arrives on tuesday. the sea breeze kicks up late on monday. 67 in half moon bay. hazy and upper 70's in santa cruz. talking about high clouds moving in late sunday. we will continue this into labor day. it might allow for temperatures to not be quite as warm on monday. but looking at the next several days, tomorrow we are at 100. near 80 in richmond. a little change on monday. hayward 80. still 60's on the coast. the cooldown comes on tuesday. napa, 86, sunny, hazy. looking at highs today in the upper 80's from santa rosa. 84, pretty warm, in fremont. 96 in livermore. heading down toward morgan hill, it will be 92. at six in oakland. the seven day fore

. >> we signed a 76 year deal with the city of palo alto for their wastewater treatment plant to turnhat into both recycled water and drinkable water. liz: marin county is working on new solutions including the proposal for lisicki $5 million emergency water pipeline across the richmond bridge. >> conservation but that's not going to be enough to get us out of the situation we are in. liz: in marin county, liz kreutz, abc 7 news. larry: the national forest service is trying to save some of california's giant sequoias with fireproof aluminum blankets wrapping up the trees. this is a 3000-year-old general sherman tree. it and hundreds of other ancient trees are in the path of the complex fire burning inside national park. the lightning sparked fire has burned 9000 acres. in the east bay, the chp shut down the tunnel on eastbound 24 today because of a road rage shooting. one car was hit several times by gunfire. sky seven video shows investigators focusing on two vehicles pulled over to the shoulder. it all started around 3:30 at the height of rush hour in the afternoon, backing up traff

in livermore. 85 degrees in san jose and 79 in palo alto.you take a look at next week, tuesday, still looking at the possibility of a few showers here. it's just a chance, one model, but the pacific northwest and northern california will certainly get the rain. as you look at the rainfall estimates were to stay, they will be picking up close to one inch around portland. not out of the question, about 207 inch in san francisco. possibly. hazy skies. drizzle and cooler weather as we hit the weekend. dusty conditions expected for monday and a chance of some showers on tuesday. the best possibility is in the north bay and the biggest change you will notice is you will get to go from short-sleeved weather to longsleeve weather. sunday. >> that is a sure sign of the changing season. ama: a new exhibit is bringing the sistine dan: michelangelo's sistine chapel frescoes here. high-resolution photographs reveal every brushstroke and color of 34 world-famous frescoes. ama: visitors will be able to take photo and video for this into an in-depth audio g

on street level, there are some showers from redwood city to palo alto.ext 90 all out of here. later on today, nothing but sunshine. kumasi: thank you. today is the deadline for state lawmakers to extend the covid-19 policy that gives california workers two extra weeks of sick leave. it expires september 30. the state legislature would need to pass an extension by the nm today. lawmakers would need to find a new source for that funding. sustained income for many low income workers, particularly minorities. julian: in san jose, the tours are back at the winchester mystery house. visitors can get lost in the maze. during the holiday season, the house puts on a paranormal investigative adventure. you can walk the jack-o'-lantern trail. tickets are sold online. they cost about $65 per adult and $35 for kids. kumasi: steph curry and his wife are back at it again. the foundation shared the photos on their website. the bus will serve the community. it is a well-rounded experience, good nutrition, free books and you could have some fun playing sports. julian: we

vandalism at a palo alto parking garage is being investigated as a hate crime. it when it's reported seeing racial slurs painted. the markings have been cleaned off. police say they do not know when the graffiti was written. this is the fourth time hate crime vandalism has been found in public spaces in palo alto this year. >> one local school is closing its restrooms because of a viral tiktok challenge. it is encouraging folks to mess up the bathrooms. it has been happening in schools across the country. teachers and janitors have had enough of this. >> you are looking at a school bathroom stall and a bay area middle school, one that has been vandalized with toilet paper all over the place. school staff in multiple districts say this is part of an online tiktok bathroom challenge trend. >> the kids are destroying the bathrooms. they are stealing stuff. they are putting tissue in the toilet. >> her thoughts are echoed by students like emily, who goes to abbott middle school in san mateo, where she says bathrooms have been vandalized. >> my teachers keep saying t

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. >> we signed a 76 year deal with the city of palo alto for their wastewater treatment plant to turnhat into both recycled water and drinkable water. liz: marin county is working on new solutions including the proposal for lisicki $5 million emergency water pipeline across the richmond bridge. >> conservation but that's not going to be enough to get us out of the situation we are in. liz: in marin county, liz kreutz, abc 7 news. larry: the national forest service is trying to save some of california's giant sequoias with fireproof aluminum blankets wrapping up the trees. this is a 3000-year-old general sherman tree. it and hundreds of other ancient trees are in the path of the complex fire burning inside national park. the lightning sparked fire has burned 9000 acres. in the east bay, the chp shut down the tunnel on eastbound 24 today because of a road rage shooting. one car was hit several times by gunfire. sky seven video shows investigators focusing on two vehicles pulled over to the shoulder. it all started around 3:30 at the height of rush hour in the afternoon, backing up traff

according to palo alto onlines the decision comes following negotiations with several labor unions. it tells the paper it expects to have the new policy in place by september 30th at the latest. we'll be right back. 4:55. 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 flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. >>> turning to our special series making it in the bay. with the high cost of living in california new data is unveiling where people are going once they leave the state. according to new numbers published by "the new york times," about 82,000 people left for the lone star state texas this is in the past year. to put that in perspective, the paper says the cost of living there is about half that compared to california. arizona, nev

hitting palo alto's javonte adams and mason crosby had the leg to hit a 51 yarder as time expired toepic chapter in the 49ers rogers rivalry. >> i would say early in my career there was maybe a different motivation that involved, you know, april 23rd, 2005. >> [ laughter ] >> how disappointed are you that you will not become a 49er? >> not as disappointed as the 49ers will be that they didn't draft me. >> always fun coming back. and son two of the previous three. >> rogers had the last laugh last night, that's for sure. it always brings up the great debate. 2005, what if they had drafted eryn rogers instead of alex smith. >> it wasn't meant to be. you never know. >> thank you, (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected. so even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? oh yeah that'd be great. a leader in the prevention,

we start in the upper 60's in menlo park and palo alto, and it will be breezy everywhere today. be a dry breeze. 60 to 65 along the coast. we've got to keep the division lead, so the diamondbacks are in the town to take on the giants. exceed two, down to 57. easy sunshine and stars after that. along the east bay, 69 in richmond as you are heading in, 60 in castro valley. we are going to feel upper 70's to low 80's and our inland east bay neighborhoods, 77 to 81 degrees. our hills will be breezy, a little warmer in the 50's, and as you look at our valleys, look how blue it is in the north bay valleys, east bay valleys, and south bay valleys. 40's coming our way, so do not leave the window open tonight. red flag warning, breezy, dry conditions today, and robust warming puts us above average on thursday and peaks saturday. sunday, the coast starts cooling and the rest of us start cooling monday. jobina: new details about the palo alto woman accused of starting the bonfire north of reading. according to law enforcement, she was thirsty, so started a fire to boil water from a puddle.

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palo alto unified and saratoga union school district told me if one of their teachers is unvaccinated and refuses to be tested, they'll be placed on unpaid leave. again, several of the school districts i reached out to are still gathering information, so these numbers are constantly changing. also they have until october 15th to comply with the governor's mandate. we are going to reach out to these schools again after that date, and we'll continue to update you. with the investigative unit, i'm candice nguyen. >> thank you, candice. if you have a story for our investigative unit, for candice specifically or anyone else, you can call 888-996-tips or visit our website, nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> where is your vaccine card? we've got a viewer who couldn't tell us, didn't know where it was. we're going to help her and help you. nbc bay area responds, next. >>> a view of san jose. you can't see mount hamilton anymore. smoky skies, 71 degrees. we'll talk about that air quality and 90s back in the valleys forecast coming up when we come right back. >>> also, a man, a deer, and a hurr

last night a woman from palo alto walked up to the firefighters and asked for medical treatment. firefighters say that after they treated and interviewed her, they determined that she is the one that started the fire though we don't know the reason why or the circumstances around it. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist talking about i know it is fall today but it was hot and still is right now. >> certainly numbers eventually are going to go down cooler once we hit this weekend and certainly into next week. much improved changes for us. i also want to update you on the drought. we got brand new numbers today. because of the rainfall we had in the fire zones to the north last week, we've seen some improvement in the exceptional drought. obviously we got a lot of head way to make up but i want to show you a 24.04% improvement in exceptional drought, which is the worst level of drought over the state. so again, a lot to deal with here but a little bit of improvement from some of the recent rainfall. as we get a closer look you can see the worst level of drought is right here