so why east palo alto? yes i was here. i was even not on the street, protesting. the city's vice mayor, was among those who protested outside the same home back in 2000 and nine when repeat rapists. donald robinson moved in, neighbors say robinson moved down a few weeks ago, leaving a vacancy. it's irresponsible to place people. such as him. in any community. particularly those that are densely populated. in the state. and the judicial system needs to come up with an alternative neighbors admit they had no problems with robinson. they say. a man in his sixties rents the home. we ring the doorbell. no one answered for my daughters and not like it. say mommy is some. i'm dangerous. this couple moved in next door two years ago, they had no idea. the home housed with the state classified as a sexually violent predator. the home several 100 ft, away from six schools to churches and airbnb rentals, this neighbor volunteering to pass out flyers. he's paul also has come a long way. for us to be feeling again with fear. and the hope is there's enough community pushed back

there has to be a vandalism there has to be a threat there has to be a a battery lately palo alto hasmes and hate incidents racist graffiti. covered in a public bathroom more at a downtown parking garage a customer's racist tirade directed at a restaurant owner and most recently the arrest of this man who police say was rolling anti-gay slurs and fighting with people downtown wednesday's community conversation meant to give residents the confidence to report incidents and the background to understand how these crimes are investigated and prosecuted hate crimes are one of the few crimes one of the only crimes proving motive is imperative among the hate crime cases brought to the da's office so far this year deputy district attorney. erin west says the asian community is suffering the most so far eight cases considered to be the most violent reasons why councilman greg tanaka says, he's remained a vocal advocate. he's kind of and since keep on happening, right and without without do justice, and he's not alone. the city says it's kept its focus on race and equity for the last two years.

the city of palo alto just released a statement saying the city of palo alto is disappointed by the news of tesla moving its headquarters from palo alto to texas. this change reflects the innovative cycle and narlt of silicon valley where we are seeing highly mobile companies in our region evolve. coming up at 7:00, scott budman will join us to talk about how tesla's move is part of a bigger trending of companies relocating from the bay area. again, that's at 7:00 right after nightly news with lester holt. >>> are some people throwing away money? many families are finding a nice surprise in the mail, money for food loaded onto a debit card. but that's the issue here. damian trujillo explains that there's concern that some people are throwing that card away because they don't know it's coming. >> reporter: it's called a pandemic ebt card given out by the state department of social services. it's basically extra money for food for struggling families, and they have been arriving in the mail. shoppers coming out of the grocery store these days are leaving with sticker shock. manuel romero s

there has to be a vandalism there has to be a threat there has to be a a battery lately palo alto has seen a string of hate crimes and hate incidents racist graffiti. covered in a public bathroom more at a downtown parking garage a customer's racist tirade directed at a restaurant owner and most recently the arrest of this man who police say was rolling anti-gay slurs and fighting with people downtown wednesday's community conversation meant to give residents the confidence to report incidents and the background to understand how these crimes are investigated and prosecuted hate crimes are one of the few crimes one of the only crimes proving motive is imperative among the hate crime cases brought to the da's office so far this year deputy district attorney. erin west says the asian community is suffering the most so far eight cases considered to be the most violent reasons why councilman greg tanaka says, he's remained a vocal advocate. he's kind of and since keep on happening, right and without without do justice, and he's not alone. the city says it's kept its focus on race and equi

but he's palo alto.t's been proposed is problematic with mister johnson coming in. >> and is a target

relocating its headquarters, leaving palo alto, heading to austin, texas. ceo elon musk making the announcement late today. this is during the company shareholders meeting in austin. part of the reason for the move? the high cost of living in the bay area. musk says it is tough for people to afford the housing here and that limits how much the company can do here. he added this doesn't mean tesla is leaving california all together. >> just to be clear we will be continuing to expand our activities in california. so this is not a matter of tesla leaving california. our intention is to actually increase output from fremont and nevada by 50%. >> so tesla staying in fremont for the production facility but leaving hq in palo alto. the city responding tonight with this city from the city manager, quote, palo alto is disappointed by the news of tesla moving its headquarters to texas. this change reflects the innovative cycle and nature of the silicon valley where we are seeing highly mobile companies in our region evolve. joining us now our business and tech repor

east palo alto police are getting this public alert out into the community weeks before it convictedr is said to be released into their community. >> the information we are releasing is not to excite a community, but to make everyone aware. 4 once he is released from prison , convicted in the 1980s and 90s of multiple sexual assaults. >> we must be proactive. >> reporter: the mayor says the location on where he's slated to live is the primary issue. >> the proposed places surrounded by a public high school, a private high school, an elementary school, and it is the worst place. >> reporter: as he picked up two of his three kids from school around the block from the proposed location, we were told he was concerned about it. >> is dangerous for our kids. >> we did go to schools and their churches nearby where they are potentially placing this individual. nobody is happy to hear what we had to say. >> reporter: according to the community, the home is also less than half a mile away from nearly 20 short-term rentals. the acting police chief says the department thinks the proximity to sch

this is the unitarian universalist church of palo alto.gio quintana talked to the person who came up with the idea. >> reporter: at the unitarian universalist church in palo alto, parking is a valuable asset and often goes unused at night. but that doesn't happen here anymore. >> after our day here closes and kids are off campus, our parking lot will open for the clients in our shelter. >> reporter: the church campus has more than 100 parking spaces in its lot. as of last week, some are designated as safe parking spaces for unhoused people in the community. they set up wash station, a port-a-potty. there is access to a shower and they're providing free wifi. but unfortunately parking program coordinator christopher cann says it was a herculean effort to get this approved. how many spaces are we talking here? >> four. four passenger vehicles, not rvs. most will have one to two people. so the typical capacity of our lot we will typically have six people statistically. >> reporter: the application process allows neighbors to object, which is

tonight the city manager of palo alto called the news disappointing.is statement to us reads, in part, this change reflects the innovative cycle and nature of silicon valley where we are seeing highly mobile companies in our region evolve. we look forward to continuing to adapt to the economic forces at play. on the flip side of the coin, the city of austin, their leaders are celebrating this win. they got oracle to move and now tesla. >> it belongs here. it's a tech company, but importantly it's a tech company that creates the very clean manufacturing middle skill jobs that austin really needs. >> they're smiling. the governor of texas, you see him here, greg abbott also weighing in. he says texas is the land of opportunity and innovation. >>> we have some breaking news to tell you about out of san jose. multiple fights and a shooting at paypal park. that's where the earthquakes play. the violence breaking out after tonight's soccer game. it was earthquakes versus cruz azul. we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> some other news br

but he's palo alto. police say the location that's been proposed is problematic with mister johnson coming in. >> and is a target range. been the most from 15 to 40 years old. possible implications for the location chosen. >> that's because palo alto. police say the location proposed near beach street ken clarke avenue is filled with women that age because it's within a mile of several schools in a shopping ma l. there is a possibly 6 schools to churches. >> and a large. our retail center. we have a lot of that a lot of use. >> a hearing on johnson's release has been scheduled for december. first at the san mateo county courthouse in the meantime, he's palo alto. police want to hear from the public not only about his release but about that specific location. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> governor gavin newsome encouraging all eligible californians to get their covid booster shot. he spoke today at a health clinic in alameda county where he also got his booster. >> i'm choosing not to do just that today, not

but he's palo alto.cation that's been proposed is problematic with mister johnson coming in. >> and is a target range. been the most from 15 to 40 years old. possible implications for the location chosen. >> that's because palo alto. police say the location proposed near beach street ken clarke avenue is filled with women that age because it's within a mile of several schools in a shopping mall. there is a possibly 6 schools to churches. >> and a retail center. well, we have a lot of that a lot of use. >> a hearing on johnson's release has been scheduled for december. first at the san mateo county courthouse in the meantime, he's palo alto. police want to hear from the public not only about his release but about that specific location. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> in the south bay san jose police officer has been charged with punching a woman in the face and what's being called a case of road rage. it happened in july. 37 year-old george brown was off duty at the time and driving with family members when h

after serving 17 years in and deemed a sexually violent predator could soon be released in east palo alto police there are sounding the alarm before a final decision is made. kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> having been deemed a sexually violent predator after being convicted of several assaults in the bay area. lamar johnson served a little under half of his 36 year prison sentence now eligible for a conditional release east palo alto, police are crying foul over the location. selected more. we can sue consume a lot of negative implications. mister johnson coming into that >> house within our city police say johnson's female victims have ranged in age from 15 to 40. >> police are concerned the home proposed for johnson is near beach street in clark avenue, which is ess than a mile from several schools and a shopping mall. >> that house is within a mile radius of 6 schools. 2 churches, a large commercial center. a lot of foot traffic. there's teen years walking school. here's mom's going grocery shopping. >> a hearing on johnson's release is scheduled at the san mateo county courthouse

a man deemed a sexually violent predator could soon be released in palo alto. but police there are sound the alarm before final decision is made. lamar johnson served a little under half of his 36 year prison sentence and is eligible for a conditional release. he would be moving to a home near beach street and clark avenue in east palo alto. but authorities say that location is problematic. >> that house is within a mile radius of 6 schools. 2 churches, large commercial center. a lot of foot traffic. there's teen years walking school. here's mom's going grocery shopping. >> a hearing on johnson's release is scheduled at the san mateo court house for december 1st in the main dime east palo alto police are asking anyone in the has their own concerns to come forward. san francisco's district attorney chesa boudin is going to likely face a recall election next year after more than 80,000 people, including 2 former city prosecutors signed a petition to get the recall on the june ballot, kron four's, dan thorn has that story for us. >> the recall effort against san f

i can see the clouds return. 65 in oakland. 67 in palo alto. 64 for san francisco.ty much mid and upper 60s for today. let's get to the hour-by-hour outlook, because this is going to be an evening event. you will be the first to see the rain if you live near the golden gate bridge. we see rain pushing into ukiah, santa rosa, and a little into san francisco. now at 9:00, now san francisco starts to get the rain along with the peninsula, palo alto, along half moon bay as well and then we will start to see scattered showers in the overnight hours after 9:00 in through the south bay, gilroy, the santa cruz mountains and also through 6:00 a.m. if you have an early-morning commute you will get the scattered showers and a lot of wet pavement. notice the instability sticks around through wednesday, and then we get an additional system that moves in through thursday. i want to show you the estimated rainfall totals all the way through friday. notice, we get a little under two inches up through the north and mill valley, and then the south bay we get almost under an inch, and

. >>> a palo alto church celebrating a two-year struggle to provide safe parking spaces for homelessilies. unitarian church sits near shoreline amphitheater. the person behind the idea was shocked to discover how hard it is to help just a few families. >> reporter: in palo alto parking is a valuable asset and often goes unused at night. that doesn't happen parking lot will open for the clients in our shelter. >> reporter: the church campus has more than 100 parking spaces in its lot. as of next week some r designated as safe parking spaces for unhoused people in the community. there's access to a shower and free wifi. parking program coordinator says it was a herculean effort to get it approved. >> the typical capacity of our lot will have six people . >> reporter: the application allows neighbors to object, which is what happened. a board member asked for a review, which dragged out the process. she eventually dropped the process after the program was explained. we reached out to that board member for comment and have not got a response. >> it's the outcome that matters more than an

or austin, that is okay for those with talent i guess he wants people to know palo alto is still in play. >> when they did their ai day, we said at the time this is really a recruiting event. that's what it turned to be. they need ai talent. he talked about that yesterday during the annual meeting. >> thank you very much we'll see you later on today >>> on deck for the show, stocks are in a holding pattern ahead of the jobs report coming out. laying out what to expect in the report coming up. >>> it's hispanic heritage month we'll spotlight business leaders and anchors, reporters and contributors all month long. here's courtney dominguez. >> study after study hispanics tend to under invest in the stock market and keep their money in cash. the power of investing is something that wasn't taught at home or school but in today's day and age it's important to know your money is working for you, growing for you overtime and the best way to secure your financial freedom is to make sure you have an investment plan in place >>> it's that time again, jobs friday, payrolls are forecast to h

only up to 55 in half moon bay. 62 in palo alto. in san francisco, mostly upper 50s.e'll reach up to 61 in the mission district, and 64 today -- well, 63, we'll see that in santa rosa this afternoon. here's what is going on. we'll dry out, and cool temperatures continue. look at tuesday night, 8:00, the next round of rain will be coming in. starting in the north bay, off and on showers between tuesday and early wednesday morning, and then it clears out. still lingering light showers continue throughout the day on wednesday. we're transitioning to a wetter pattern here especially for the middle of the week. the rain forecast is looking decent here with the next system coming in, possibly, at least three quarters of an inch of rain up around santa rosa, and we will see for the rest of the bay area about 0.1 to a quarter inch of rain. it's looking great, but take a look at the extended forecast for the sierra. yeah, check that out. maybe a couple feet coming within the next week or so. by the end of the month it does look like that forecast is panning out with possibly s

stretches along 92 down into the south bay sunnyvale and palo alto. it's pick back up for you. seeing it picking back up 2.81. oh, one up through san mateo, very wet half moon bay at the coastline. you guys are also in the midst of it currently as for the east bay already showed you this a second ago but hayward through san ramon on up to concord that line is very evident right there on the other side of the picture as the second line of showers clears out of the north bay were actually dry for the rest of t%e day from santa rosa up through cloverdale lake county. you're good to go now. northern napa county beginning to clear and nevado. you just cross the cusp of the rain moving out now you've got a dry rest of the day. the same for you in point raise. so it's pretty easy to see where that second wave of moisture has cleared out where we're dry now. guess what? in these spots you're going to draw remain dry through the rest of the day today into tonight into early hours of tomorrow. so now it's just a chance for that rainfall to soak into the ground like it needs to. that's th

.>> reporter: this is the promise or residence in east palo alto.it will be finished until a decade. they are slowly being rebuilt. the water will continue to rise.>>> action needs to be taken to be prepared for the future. california has 3000 miles of coastline when it comes to sea level rise. >>> the next gas is the house representative for the coastline. hoffman serves as the chair of the subcommittee focused on combating climate change. the congressman joins us now. >> good to be with you. >>> it has been a week of wrangling. let's start with california and on the coastline. how is sea level rise going to impact our state? >> it is near and dear. the map says it all. i represent one third of the carriers. up and down my districts i have communities and sensite ecosystems. public land. everything else. could be threatened by sea level rise. beyond that the state of california has enormous spreads from sea level rising including the water supply. you have 30 million in the state that get water from the delta. it will change. with saltwater with se

reporter: the mayor of palo alto says he is not surprised is changing its address. adding tesla will keep its engineers and innovation center in palo alto. >> a path to lifting the bay area mask mandate. health officials announced the guidelines today. the county must reach the yellow tier for moderate covid transmission and stay there for three weeks. covid hospitalizations must be low and stable. 80% of the population must be fully vaccinated or eight weeks must pass after fda authorization for a covid vaccine for children ages 5-11. no county meets those strict metrics and it could take months to get there. >> you cannot underestimate how happy the fitness industry is in san francisco. reporter: dave thought this would never happen but next week, mask requirements will be lifted for fitness centers in san francisco. >> ask anyone, it is hard to work out when you are wearing a mask. we have an opportunity to tell people, come in and it is safe and you don't have to wear a mask if you are vaccinated. reporter: san francisco is using masking rules in certain indoor

la policía de palo alto busca a dos sospechosos que tim aaron a una señora de 60 años.u esposo y le colocaron un collar en el cuello la mujer se percató que le robaron dos collares de oro que ella llevaba puesto cuando esto ocurrió. >> vehículo que se trasladaban los sospechosos y lo reconoce llame a las autoridades de la ciudad de palo alto. >> en el norte del área de la bahía continúan las labores de limpieza, remoción de agua y escombros luego de la tormenta cerca de 100 viviendas tuvieron que ser desalojadas. es más la ciudad declaró cuatro unidades de este inmueble como inhabitadas. >> tras el paso de esta tormenta se reportaron árboles caídos, inundaciones, cañerías tapadas en muchas ciudades veamos los daños que dejó la lluvia en san francisco. >> daniel y su hijo vinieron a ver el árbol de 50 pies que se cayó el domingo en su vecindario. >> anoche estaba lloviendo y estaba con viento se escuchaban cosas, árboles y cosas cayendo. >> a unas cuadras de distancia queda la vivienda de daniel que dice que la lluvia también le afectó. >> el agua del vecino se vino para

i mean, 73 san jose 75 at the palo alto airport.d, 71 hayward, walnut creek livermore in there when you get that south southeast breeze that will do it and the air mass over us is what we call the warm infection. that's warm infection. air mass. that's why you've got so much rain, especially in a favorite upslope areas. canfield mill valley, sandra fellow mount diablo. all between two and a quarter and two and three quarters mostly was about marine county this morning. this a 36 hour total mount tam five and a third. 36 hours. ben loman, 1.8 to the city an inch plus 1.9. they probably reached their october average. already san francisco sfo three quarters. danville, valeo, oakland, cordelia. half inch to two thirds of an inch a couple of systems there, the one for friday's just taking shape. the stronger system will be what we call bombing out off the pacific northwest. but that won't be until sunday so we'll have a couple of league leading, you know, days here to kind of fine tune all the details, but between now and going into sat

reporter: the mayor of palo alto says he is not surprised is changing its address. adding tesla will keep its engineers and innovation center in palo alto. >> a path to lifting the bay area mask mandate. health officials announced the guidelines today. the county must reach the yellow tier for moderate covid transmission and stay there for three weeks. covid hospitalizations must be low and stable. 80% of the population must be fully vaccinated or eight weeks must pass after fda authorization for a covid vaccine for children ages 5-11. no county meets those strict metrics and it could take months to get there. >> you cannot underestimate how happy the fitness industry is in san francisco. reporter: dave thought this would never happen but next week, mask requirements will be lifted for fitness centers in san francisco. >> ask anyone, it is hard to work out when you are wearing a mask. we have an opportunity to tell and you to wear a mask if you are vaccinated. sang masking rules in certain indoor settings. >> it is a good thing as long as everyone is spread out and

in palo alto, expect a high of 69, and 73 in daley.we are seeing the next storm system, but it's days away. we can see the clouds at the center of the storm and all of the dry air in between. we will let the water soak in, but we may see more fog as a result of the next couple of days. go into the weekend, we will see a storm system passing to the north that could bring us more clouds. by monday the rain is back. once again, really great to see that we do see in the extended forecast the rain chances coming back. it will be nice for highs in the low 70s for inland areas. by the weekend, cooler and more clouds for halloween. for san francisco, we're staying in the 60s. >>> vianey, how is it looking now for the morning commute? >> still looking good on the roads. let's get to the drive times, because westbound 80 towards the bay bridge, you are looking at 13 minutes. yes, those metering lights are definitely on. and let's look at the san mateo bridge and commute, and it's looking good. back to you. >>> next on "today in the bay," "nbc ba

as for temperatures right now, we're at 66 in novato 58 in livermore, 61 and palo alto numbers starting to go down for the night as we get closer to our overnight lows and then temperatures tomorrow are actually going to be lower specially far inland areas by about 10 degrees. i'll have those numbers and the extended forecast coming up in just a bit. back to you your pg and e meanwhile, has lowered the number of counties in customers that could be impacted by power outages. >> because of that fire threat. the utility company now says that customers in 22 counties along with 25,000 customers could be without power starting tomorrow morning. those outages here in the bay area could start as early as 5 o'clock tomorrow morning, 5 bay area counties would be seeing potential outages. those counties are alameda contra costa napa, solano and sonoma solano counties could see potentially the most outages with more than 4500. stay with kron 4 as we continue to track the fire danger and possible power outages over the next few days. another sign that things are starting to get back to normal here

he's a member of a church of palo alto. he decided to offer four parking spots for church living if their cars. it was met with opposition. and red tape. now finally an agreement has been reached to offer the thoughts starting to night. people will start using the parking lot and the church. >> i think we were a little bit disappointed by the conversations we did have to have specifically around quality and race. there was, you know, local minority of folks that were concerned that people who were poor and browner would bring crime to the neighborhood. >> we're going to be hearing much more from him during our 11:00 p.m. newscast about the obstacles he had to overcome to simply let park at his church. >> a water main breakment that they took a trial today. the trial had to be postponed when a water main broke three blocks from the courthouse. the incident left the courthouse and nearby starbucks without water. the trial is set to resume next tuesday. >> it may be hard to believe, but we're 100 days away from the winter olym

palo alto heading up to 82 degrees. san francisco, low 80s downtown. north bay highs reach into the low 90s for sonoma, novato as well as ukiah. hot temperatures will continue throughout the weekend. it has been extremely dry. in fact, across california we are looking at some of the driest conditions right here in the bay area, exceptional drought is continuing in about half of the state. now that we are in october you may wonder how much rain do we normally get this month? usually throughout the month of october we get an inch or less in san francisco and on southward. and so a hot weekend once again, dry, and then next week we see a cold front moving in and we could see some rain, a slight chance of showers in the bay area by next thursday. we will get a significant cooldown. brentwood going to the 90s this weekend to highs in the low 70s next week, so we can turn the air-conditioning off. >>> and then highway 37 and highway 4 slowing. danville boulevard still has slowing as you pass by hemme avenue, and that's where the water main is, the buckling r

tesla bailing on palo alto and heading to

. >>> an arson fire caused a palo alto parking garage to close last night. palo alto fire officials put out the flames of an unoccupied vehicle that was set on fire. the garage will remain closed until deemed safe for reentry. first responders also extinguished a garbage can that they say was set ablaze in the nearby parking garage monday night. police and fire authorities are investigating both incidents, and they believe they could be related. >>> coming up, sticker shock, why you could be paying more the next time you are going to the grocery store. >>> more fallout from the severe drought coming up at 6:00. why the water coming out of east bay taps could taste the difference soon. >>> a jury hands-down an enormous verdict against tesla in an anti-discrimination lawsuit. i'm devin fehely, and we will take a closer look at what allegedly was going on inside of the automaker. >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00 with ken and elizabeth is coming up next. >>> and coming up tonight on the "cbs evening news" -- >>> we have a lot of news to cover tonight. bombshell testimony

since 1940 palo alto's junior museum and zoo has been delighting kids with hands-on exhibits to learnhe natural world. >> now it's redesigned and twice its old size. today we got a preview before next month's big reopening. here kids don't just learn about gravity and magnetism, they experience it. what child wouldn't want to be the flamingo. >> while we're feeding the flamingos. they're all coming in to see what's going on because we've all been trained to come to wildlife circle for food. >> the reopening is on november 12th. friends of the junior museum and zoo along with local donors raised $25 million for the rebuild. that's been going on for a couple of years. my daughter loves this place. >> i've got to take my daughter there. that's really cool. >> both of you are in the young kid game. you've got to go. i'll go with you, i want to feed the flamingos. >> you could take our daughters. >> even better, raj. >> the president has a deal or so he says. let's get this done. president biden says he's reached a historic framework with democrats in congress on his sweeping spending bill

palo alto, i got you up to 72. san francisco, we are going with 68 in the mission and 67 in down. if you're headed to san francisco for fleet week, make sure to take your sunglasses. we won't have to worry about fog at all for the air show. it looks phenomenal. maybe just maybe, fleet week and then over to oracle park. 66 for the pregame and it looks good all the way through ball game in the 50s and 60s. back to my forecast, if you're going to wine country, napa, 74 degrees. my seven-day forecast, we are coming in with plenty of 60s as we head through the next seven-day forecast. we are going to see the wind kick up as we hit monday. a fire weather watch in place. this is for wind gusts 15 to 50-mile-per-hour. we'll see the return of low 80s thursday and 40. long range forecast models still look really good for the end of october. you know the giants being in the nlds, it is reminding me of tim lincecum when he wanted to be if my weather report. remember that? >> it was the 2010 playoffs and he was right there with jeff. >> we had a problem with a cable or two getting in the way.

. >>> some east palo alto residents are worried after police say a violent sexual predator could soon move into their neighborhood. officers say lamarr johnson could be placed into a home on beach street and clark avenue. johnson has served 17 years of a 36 year sentence. he was convicted of multiple sexual assaults, some against the move say it is not necessarily that johnson is being released, but where he will be living. >> the proposed places actually surrounded by a public high school, a private high school, an elementary school, and it is the worst place. >> is dangerous for our kids. i don't think it is safe. >> east palo alto's vice mayor is urging the community to speak up and express their concerns with the police, city, and court. >>> testimony today in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial gives us a glimpse into how the billionaire devoss family was enticed into a major investment with theranos, the company that holmes found it. kpix 5's len ramirez is live at the courthouse with more on this trial. >> reporter: the devoss family made a fortune with amway . they were part of a

live pictures of walnut creek, palo alto, the bay bridge. you can see storm clouds. storm ranger is tracking another storm moving in right now. let's begin our team coverage with jeff ranieri. what's the timing of this next storm? >> we're looking at tomorrow morning for the bulk of the rainfall to be moving through the bay area. beyond that we're looking at sunday and monday for what looks to be our stronger storm system that could even bring some flooding impacts by monday. some isolated street flooding. our totals could reach over 3 inches. let's go ahead and get you to storm ranger right now. the other thing we've been following is a little humidity and milder air moving in from the south. we did manage some 70s. a lot of the rainfall is starting to taper off but we still have spotty showers right up there into santa rosa. let's take you into tomorrow morning, 2:00 a.m. you've got heavier rainfall. the orange and yellow indicating heavier pockets over the north bay. as we hit 5:00 a.m. it moves over the east bay and the peninsula. then we'll continue to hold on t

this is the suspect, from palo alto. when police arrived, the suspect ran away and tried to resist arrest. police have booked him into the santa clara county jail. he's facing felony charges, including battery, hate crime, and assault. >>> an apartment complex went up in flames in vallejo this afternoon. emergency creams spotted to that 3 alarm fire. chopper 5 was over the compacts on panorama drive near the food max store. flames damaged the roof which spread to what looks like a carport, where three cars were torched. >>> a house fire fueled by strong wind spread to other homes in the neighborhood, unfolding on nicholas court this morning. people reportedly evacuated the neighborhood by 9:00, and the fire spread to four homes. >> that was the biggest concern. i live over on the other court, and the black smoke was coming so fast, and the fires, you could hear the explosions and the fires going. you could see the smoke and the fire was going, and it was just horrible. >> fortunately, no reports of any injuries. >>> a li

we are in the 40's in redwood city and menlo park, 48 and 47. 49 in palo alto. los gatos at 46. everybody else at 50 to 52 degrees. watch as the cloud cover increases this morning. the best chance of showers on the coast and the northbay. a few try to slip south for the afternoon. overall coverage decreases, and tonight we have a little bit of a burst that will last a couple of hours, but in the morning we are looking at cloud cover with increasing sunshine and a warming trend beginning tomorrow. i will let you know how long that will last. sue: yesterday at this time, we had 92 incidences on the chp traffic log. this morning, six. that's the difference between yesterday and today. roads are dry and still as we've been mentioning, some clogged drains but mostly you are getting by without delay. golden gate bridge, nice ride, no fog. the bay bridge, bit of a backup. the metering lights were on at 5:32, but minor delays. the san mateo bridge still under 15 minutes. the san rafael bridge, under the tolls for about eight and its to marin county. -- minutes to marin county. julian: t

not clear how many jobs will leave palo alto. the workers that make the cars, they stay and continue to pay taxes and try to buy bay area houses. >> just to be clear, though, we will be continuing to expand our activities in california. it's not a matter of tesla leaving california. our intention is to actually increase output from fremont and nevada by 50%. >> we will continue to watch for details of the move in tesla's financial filings, where it really counts. >> so it will move it's headquarters to texas, and you can't buy a tesla in texas. >> texas law says manufacturers cannot sell directly to consumers, and so they ship them out of state, and you technically buy them from out of state. even texas has laws elon musk does not like. >> you buy them from out of state, but you pay the taxes -- >> texas is its own -- >> there's lot to keep up with, but, you know, we will keep up with it for you, go to our website anytime, nbcbayarea.com, and you can find it in the trending bar and more information there on our app. >>> frontline

some low 70s toward palo alto and then up toward san mateo. my forecast in san francisco also has it going up a few degrees. let's move to the north bay. a lot of storm damage here. some of the creeks running very high. it will be a good day if you have that storm clean-up to get to. we are looking at rainfall chances. it doesn't look like anything close to what we went through. by next monday and tuesday, a quarter to a half inch of rainfall, down to the south bay. as we get closer, we'll update out any changes we see. in the seven-day forecast, we are looking dry all the way through halloween on sunday. 63 in san francisco and the rain chances early next week and through the inland valleys. there it is. it looks so good. the sun and low 70s coming the next couple days and 67 as we roll through halloween. so i know a lot of the kids have plans. but the adults, the parties that everybody has, we're going to be doing good for the kids and the adults. >> i just pick up all my halloween candy. >> do you have a costume? >> i don't have any hallowe

palo alto and mountain view holding on to those upper 60's san jose. also right at 70 cooler than yesterday's upper 70's were. fremont hayward up through oakland 60's. well, the tri valley through walnut creek and concord either low or mid 70's. this is some really comfortable fall feeling stuff right here. antioch in vacaville. also tied for some of our warmest numbers at 75 today. nevada. one sailor fell at 74 degrees each in tomorrow and friday getting even cooler than that with highs. for the most part falling into the 60's. now did mention that chance of showers. it's a very slight chance. and honestly at this point mostly just for the south bay thursday night into friday morning. this is actually good news for fleet week weekend, especially the air show on saturday as conditions will be well cleared out by then and highs climbing back into the 70's for a lot of the bay under increased sunshine. so a lot of cloud cover to close out this workweek saturday and sunday getting a little bit nicer. and then we cool back down, get windier in cloudier int

to the south bay it is quiet from palo alto, fremont, san jose.of the day today it will remain quiet and in the south spain. cloudy skies and two bridges in the 70's. tomorrow you'll get more rain. it is mild and humid with rain.. upper 50's to mid 60's. in san mateo at 64 in san rose. a level 1 system today and -- in san jose. a level 1 system today. this afternoon i want to emphasize the rain is focused in the north bay. for a lot of us outside of the north bay it is mostly cloudy. it is also warmer with mid 60's to 70's for afternoon highs. tonight our next storm moves in. after sunset and tomorrow morning, widespread rain in the north bay and sinking south through the morning tomorrow. another mild night, upper 50's to low 60's that will bring rain to the south bay -- this storm will bring rain to the south bay tomorrow morning. tomorrow starts dry. tomorrow afternoon, light showers. our attention is focused sunday night into monday morning. this will likely bring heavy rain and strong wind to finish out the week. light showers today, tomorrow

again, it's not clear how many jobs will leave palo alto. this is something he has threatened before, and the fremont operation will get bigger, not smaller. >> we will be continuing to expand our activities in california, and it's not that tesla is leaving california, and our intention is to increase output for fremont. >> we will stay on top of this, marcus and laura, and we are looking at the financial filings and have not seen anything yet. >> we have seen a number of companies leave the bay area for texas. >> yeah, oracle, certainly the biggest one. but hewlett-packard and charles schwaab, those are the biggest. >> another one bites the dust. go to our website. we will post all the information you need to know. you can find it in the trending bar. you can also find more information on our app. >>> and then firefighters were the knp when a tree fell. the fire is still only about 10% contained one month after it started. firefighters did save some of the most notable groves. we're thankful for that. >>> taking a look outside at the san jo

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east palo alto police say johnson served 13 years of a 36 year sentence. he was convicted in 1982 and 1984. a hearing is scheduled on december 1 and the san mateo county superior court building. dan: new details on internet restaurants in the bay area in trouble of not following the vaccine mandates. contra costa county has rescinded the permit for in-n-out after it did not follow vaccine mandates. locations in san ramon and others have also notices. in-n-out's chief legal officer says the chain refuses to become the vaccination police for any government. the san francisco department of public health has received a complaint that the fisherman's wharf in-n-out is allowing customers to dine inside. indoor dining there has been shut down since october 14 because of previous violations. public health officials say they are investigating further and will address any violations that are observed. meantime, vaccines for 28 million children in the u.s. could get final fda approval s&s tonight. it is possible after the fda advisory panel voted in support of a two

. >>> happening now, police in palo alto are on the lookout for a person who set a car on fire in a parking garage. happened around 11:45 last night at the webster garage. no injuries reported but the garage is closed because of safety due to the damage. investigators say the same person could be linked to a fire at another parking garage the same night also in palo alto. we're back in a moment. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. >>> another potential weapon in the fight against covid. astrazeneca is asking the fda to authorize its covid antibody treatment. drugmaker says if it gets approved, the treatment will be the first long-acting antibody combination authorized for emergency use. now, the fda has a

but musk pointed to cost come up with the company currently headquartered in palo alto. >> a lot of peoplee to come in from far away. we are taking it as far as possible, that there is a limit to how big you can scale it in the bay area. >> musk will still be making tesla's in the bay area. the company is not moving out of its not factory. he plans to increase output thereby 50%. it is the headquarters along deer creek road relocating to austin. >> this place is really the cradle of innovation. this is ground zero for the new technologies. >> a tech expert and san jose state professor says the move will make way for more opportunities. >> there are so many other -- elon musk will make so many more tesla's in silicon valley. >> the mayor of palo alto tells me he is not surprised that tesla is changing their corporate hq mailing address, expecting tesla will keep engineers in palo alto. we reached out to tesla for comment but have not heard back. kumasi: the right to repair devices -- it is looking into whether large companies monopolize repair shops. are you having trouble landing a date? t