january 12th, palo alto joins 365 partners program can we stop the microsoft problem? at the end of the day, every company deploys a myriad of technology the question is once you have it figured out you have enough fences around it to protect it you have enough analytics to watch behavior and make sure when something becomes a bad actor. that requires a lot of artificial intelligence and machine learning you've got to be able to apply that to all your data. i don't think microsoft is the problem. i don't think anybody else is a problem. i think the problem is customers have built a technology infrastructure stack which has a lot of technical debt in it. and until that transforms or until you put security around it, that uses the leverages data, we're never going to be safe >> so is this something that -- are we getting away from more threats because we're moving back to the office are we doing the hybrid no matter and we're still unprotected? >> well, jim, the more we make our systems available to our customers, the more we make our systems available to our employees f

we'll take a live look out through palo alto.s between palo alto and redwood city, the extensions for the express lanes will open but you have to have the new fast track. we'll talk about it more and remind you throughout the week. >> thank you so much. >>> it's 5:44 right now. new developments in the attack at sofi stadium that left a 49ers fan in a medically induced coma. it happened in a parking lot during the nfc championship game. the suspect named brian cifuentes is now claiming self-defense. authorities say video shows chef daniel luna pushing cifuentes first. that's when apparently cifuentes punched back and apparently luna's head struck the ground. cifuentes is out on bail. >>> the federal hate crime trial begins for two of the three men who gunned down ahmed arbery in georgia. last week the judge rejected a plea deal that would have allowed them to serve out most of their sentence in federal prison. they were all sentenced to life in prison for the 2020 murder of arbery after she shot the 25-year-old while he was on a j

those are the ones from palo alto through redwood city.. >> i wouldn't even know where that was. thank you. >>> it is 6:43 right now. one of america's top security officials say russia say invade ukraine any day. >> american and european officials are scrambling to head that off. >> reporter: that's right, we're sending more weapons, and as we've reported, moved troops eastward, though the president says they will not be involved in combat in ukraine. we have new video of u.s. troops and weapons landing in poland, also a nato ally. we've already got american soldiers stationed there. this is brand new video into our newsroom. europeans are sending more emissaries. french president macron will head to kyiv and moscow to talk to both sides, in hopes of slowing things down. the french have also sent weapons to ukraine and moved french troops into romania to help protect nato's eastern flank. macron is an interesting guy. he was very quick to see there was room for a powerful european leader in nato after then-president trump talked about leav

palo alto p d is assisting mountain view officers who were looking for a kidnapping suspect. conducted a neighborhood door to door search . residents told police no one was in the backyard shed area and canine officers entered without identifying themselves. this led to confusion for the perceived suspect with alejo thing later, he did not know what was happening was trying to get the dog often not escape. when i watched the tape, and i didn't we demanded the case and equally horrendous, unprovoked attacked by a dog. the report makes six recommendations to improve the interface between officers and subjects, among them the importance of officers identifying themselves prior to entering homes and yards. a failure to even attempt to contact residents prior to deploying a canine in their backyard could easily lead to the sort of harmful outcome that occurred in this incident. i think the recommendations of announcing whenever possible. is the right move. but in some situations, it may not be possible to announce or it may not be smart to announce the palo alto police department,

palo alto networks, upgraded to neutral. upgrade to neutral mom, i've upgraded to a c. 620, jenny, i'll come back to you on this. palo alto networks cy cybersecurity is all the rage right now. >> it is it is the discipline growth strategy it is expensive and trading at 50 times earnings and i don't know where it is more certain especially in an environment where the threat of cyber attacks particularly with what's going on with russia is high this is a company that you cannot not have as part of your corporate digital strategy and protection so it's just so necessary. it's so important and the earnings growth is so predictable and in this environment, assured we're comfortable owning it and think there's more upside. >> joe joe? >> yep they both -- palo alto and fortnet are two names in cyber that are relative to where they were at the end of last year jenny accurately cites the valuation on palo alto, and for tonight, it probably has a stronger balance sheet than palo alto and both of these names running at 50 billion marke

only highway 101 physically divides east palo alto from wealthy affluent palo alto. neighborhoods of epa you can be blocks away from a tech company. >> you may not have access to technology or resources to be successful. nonprofit, street code aims to change that. >> we offer this to communities of color. >> reporter: just marked five years as an organization, providing classes for free to even young students. when he moved as a student in the late '90s, he started to see some communities were left behind. >> when we talk about divides, it's an easy representation about divide the technology. we are in silicon valley. there is an abundance of resource not just financially. east palo alto still embedded in the heart of that doesn't have access to the technologies. >> the majority of students are african american, latin x. we serve everyone and everyone is welcome. >> providing students with the mind set, skills, and access to succeed. >> it taught me a lot discovering my passion and what i want to do. >> reporter: taking classes for the last five years, it's not just

> reporter: that's right, he's from palo alto. he's been in quarantine since earlier this week after testing positive for covid. he came back. that positive test came back on sunday, after he skated in the team competition and helped team usa secure a silver. his teammate, nathan chen, told me today vincent hopes to test negative and test out soon and envelope in the exhibition gala on closing day, next sunday, february 20th. on instagram vincent zhou wrote a message congratulating his teammates for their spectacular performances and thanked his followers for all of their support saying, quote, it means the world to me, i appreciate you, heart emoji. nathan chen won gold in the men's individual on wednesday night and i was able to sit down with him one-on-one today right here in beijing. >> what's next? you're going back to school, back to yale? >> uh-huh. >> do you know what you're going to study or do after figure skating? >> for sure. still more thought that i have to put into that, but right now definitely enjoying the olympic

dustin: in palo alto, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. ama: the jury in the federal hate crimes trial of ahmaud arbery's killers is deliberating whether the men have already been convicted of killing him, did it specifically because of the color of his skin. dan: in today's closing three men chased barberie because they, quote, "saw a black man in their neighborhood and assumed the worst." arbery was out on a job when he was killed. travis mcmichael and his father gregory, said they were trying to stop him for police. they chased him through neighborhood streets and ultimately shot him. ama: queen elizabeth ii is experiencing mild, cold like symptoms are day after testing positive for covid. buckingham palace says she is fully vaccinated and had to shut, and she will continue with "late duties" over the coming week. her diagnosis comes a week after her son prince charles and camilla tested positive. also making headlines today, the u.k. lifted all its covid restrictions. prime minister johnson pointed to the queen's infection as a sign of

only highway 101 physically divides east palo alto from wealthy affluent palo alto.rhoods of epa, you can be blocks away from a tech company and may not have the access to technology or resources to be successful. nonprofit, street code aims to change that. >> we offer free technology training to communities of color. we offer closes in coding and entrepreneurship and design. >> street code marked five years as an organization providing classes for free to students as young as four years old. he started to see while tech was emerging some communities were being left behind. >> we talk about divides and it's an easy representation about divide and technology. we are in silicon valley. there is an abundance of resource not just financially but technologically. embedded in the heart of that, still doesn't have access to the technology. >> the majority of students are african american, latin x poly, but everyone is welcome. >> reporter: taking classes for the last five years, it's not just about the classes. it's also about the community. >> having people to look up to t

we're live in palo alto this evening, jesse gary ktvu. fox two news. we'll head back to you up in oakland. very disturbing, jesse. thank you. similar hateful messages were left on the doorsteps of hundreds of neighbors in the north berkeley hills area, the berkeley city council said in a statement. quote to our jewish neighbors be assured that as a community berkeley will stand up together to reject anti semitic messages and all forms of hate speech. the berkeley city council stands united in our zero tolerance position against all forms of hate speech in our city. anyone with information or camera footage of the incident in the berkeley hills area is asked to call police. the department of justice is looking into a claim that a marin county home was undervalued because of racism. tunisia tate austin and her husband say they spent months renovating their home when they showed it to an appraiser who is white. they were given a value that was half a million dollars lower than when they had a white friend show their home to an appraiser. the couple has fi

three right now in palo alto. -- 33 right now in palo alto. dress warmly. hat, the gloves, even extra time to warm up your windshield ght rk late owe wil tnonight with another freeze morning. reggie: it is cold. cold. local wineries and nurseries hide to repair. -- prepare. >> look at these grapevines. grg they look exposed and vulnerable in this cold. winemakers tell us they expect to lose some of their crops to this frost, but they say do not worry too much. most vines will be fine. frost during dormancy helps put the vines to bed until spring. that dormancy helps long-term both. they do expect a small percentage of vines to diet, but not enough to have them too concerned. >> less than 1% of probably just take as a loss on whatever it does damage. >> at bay area nurseries, employees were dizzy covering plants. -- busy covering plants. nurseries and say they have seen an uptick in sales. people feeling ready to start their gardens, but do not plant anything yet. we need consistent warm weather for those young plants. give them a little more time before pla

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a live look in palo alto. the cold weather prompting santa clara county to open warming centers across the south bay. most county libraries are open for just that purpose during the day. overnight centers in san jose include the national guard building on west heading street and by referral at the evergreen library in the community center as well. we certainly feel for those that are unhoused because it is very, very tough conditions out there, kari. reading in some parts, still. >> yes, absolutely, and we have several hours of freezing temperatures which makes it so dangerous and as we start out the day and head out the door in oakland we're also feeling some very cold temperatures and notice around company is when we get to the lowest point from. there it starts to get a little bit mild we are sunshine. our temperatures are head for the low 50s at lunchtime today. as we go hour by hour for all of our microclimate, we do once again have several hours below freezing, and then as we go towards 4:00, that's when

by the way, comcast is nbc bay area's parent company. >>> vandalism in downtown palo alto.businesses were hit. police say early this morning they received a call about someone smashing windows at the slider bar right there on university avenue. when officers arrived they found the man and arrested him. they discovered several businesses including union bank, lululemon and the apple store had broken windows. it is estimated the vandal caused about $100,000 of damage. >>> up next, uniting to provide relief. the effort on the peninsula to help families affected by tonga's volcanic eruption. >>> let's look inside 30 rock, the control room there. leicester preparing for "nightly news." one of the top stories, how the frozen crop in florida could drive your bill higher. lester joins us in a few minutes. yep, it's go time with wireless on the most reliable network. ok, that jump was crazy! but what's crazier? you get unlimited for just 30 bucks. nice! but mine has 5g included. wait! 5g included? yup, even these guys get it. nice ride, by the way. and the icing on the cake? saving

palo alto jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. alameda county is gearing up to conduct a federally mandated homeless count. it's called the everyone counts 2022 point in time homeless count, and it's scheduled to take place next wednesday. homeless guides, volunteers and county staff will be working in small teams to take a tally of everyone who's been sleeping outside. organizers say the idea is to get an idea of how many people are experiencing homelessness throughout the community on any given night. the account allows us to really understand how many people are experiencing unsheltered and sheltered homelessness and allows us to determine how we should align resources what the demographics are of those individuals experiencing it really get a good sense of how we need to approach this crisis. the county is required by the united states department of housing and urban development to do this count. it's scheduled to begin at five a.m. wednesday and should be completed by 10 a.m. already getting ready for the weekend. i know tomo

as a result of the palo alto medical foundation, stanford all got letters this month. it is important because in the months ahead, the county will begin winding down its testing and vaccine operations, shifting that response ability back to private healthcare providers. >> that is the thinking, going forward, as part of learning to live with covid-19. >> reporter: speaking of living with kevin 19, the doctor says omicron is our fifth wave, but not likely our last. >> i think in the months and years ahead, we can anticipate is that we will continue to see some peaks and valleys. we will not know, of course, how often those peaks will come, and how difficult or, relatively easy those peaks will be, but we do know they will,. >> reporter: in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> we brought you the counties news conference live on cbs news bay area. we are streaming 24 seven on kpix 5 and on our at. >>> live look at seven cisco tomorrow where the city will ease its indoor mask mandate which means you can ditch the mask in offices, gyms, and other places where groups of vaccinated

palo alto pd was assisting mountain view officers who were looking for a kidnapping suspect.ghborhood door to door search . residents told police no one was in the backyard shed area. and canine officers entered without identifying themselves. this led to confusion for the perceived suspect with alejo thing later, he did not know what was happening was trying to get the dog often not escape. when i watched the tape, and i didn't we demanded the case, and it was horrendous, unprovoked attacked by a dog. the report makes six recommendations to improve the interface between officers and subjects, among them the importance of officers identifying themselves prior to entering homes and yards. a failure to even attempt to contact residents prior to deploying a canine in their backyard could easily lead to the sort of harmful outcome that occurred in this incident. i think the recommendations of announcing whenever possible. is the right move. but in some situations, it may not be possible to announce or it may not be smart to announce the palo alto police department, citing a decad

neighbors in palo alto neighborhoods in palo alto novato into brown also said they found flyers in their communities as well. >> it's 7.27. and coming up, a story you'll see only here on kron 4, a bay area coffee shop owner chases down a car thief through the city of san francisco. we're going to show you what happened when the thief jumped out. at adp, we understand business today looks nothing like it did yesterday. while it's more unpredictable, its possibilities are endless. from paying your people from anywhere to supporting your talent everywhere, we use data driven insights to design hr solutions and services to help businesses of all size work smarter today. so, they can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another ♪ time right now. oh, my gosh. look what i just got. >> i mean, i pass. it's a heating pad, but it works just fine bec.use it's so chilly. it's cold in the studio, not as cold as outside. not at all. for perfectly honest. good morning, john, because it's how cold out there. 20's, 30's whole lot of the bay area. most of the bay actually nice clear skies over

palo alto pd was assisting mountain view officers who were looking for a kidnapping suspect. investigators conducted a neighborhood door to door search . residents told police no one was in the backyard shed area and canine officers entered without identifying themselves. this led to confusion for the perceived suspect with alejo thing later, he did not know what was happening. i was trying to get the dog often not escape . well, i watched the taste and i didn't. we demanded the tape and you believe horrendous, unprovoked. attacked by a dog. the report makes six recommendations to improve the interface between officers and subjects, among them the importance of officers identifying themselves prior to entering homes and yards. a failure to even attempt to contact residents prior to deploying a canine in their backyard could easily lead to the sort of harmful outcome that occurred in this incident. i think the recommendations of announcing whenever possible. is the right move. but in some situations, it may not be possible to announce or it may not be smart to announce the pal

for the people of east palo alto. for me, this fight is personal. we together we'r the resources and dignity they deserve. organizers say planes will be delivering more than £170,000 of emergency supplies to tonga over the next couple of weeks. automaker kia is recalling more than 400,000 vehicles in the us due to a problem with its airbags. the company says the issue has to do with a computer control cover that can cause damage to the electrical circuit and prevent the airbags from inflating during a crash. kia says it has received customer complaints and warranty claims related to this problem, but there have been no reports of any fatalities. injuries crashes or fires. a lot of people in the northeast are dealing with bitter cold temperatures as they work to dig out from that massive winter storm that hit the region over the weekend. the northeaster buried some areas under more than two ft of snow storm also knocked out power to more than 100,000 customers and led to major flight cancelations and delays. forecasters say another major winter storm

for the people of east palo alto. for me, this fight is personal. we together we're going to ensure that these people are our people get the resources and dignity they deserve. organizers say airplanes will be delivering more than £170,000 of emergency supplies to target over the next couple of weeks. residents in the northeast are dealing with bitter cold temperatures as they work to dig out from that massive winter storm that hit the region over the weekend of the weekends. nor'easter buried some areas under more than two ft of snow. storm also knocked out power to more than 100,000 customers. local officials say. utility crews have been working around the clock to restore the power. enduring 10 hours of blizzard conditions has put a strain on our emergency responders and on our public works crews. obviously the public works crews work straight through. that storm left below freezing temperatures in its wake, forecasters say another major winter storm is expected later this week, hitting a large swath of the country from the southern plains, the m

neighborhoods ktvu jesse gary is live now in palo alto with more on this incident. and the investigation. jesse. heather palawan toe. police say this latest incident is similar, if not identical to others around the state and country today. the santa clara county district attorney believes the guilty party will be caught eventually. this is driven by hatred of jews, and it's an opportunity to use covid to blame jews for covid, investigators say sunday . dozens of flyers almost identical to these were found in ziploc bags weighted down with rice. the messages of hate were placed in several palo alto neighborhoods, including baron park here is surprising to me to learn about that the people still can think that way like centuries ago. why do they want to blame someone for something that is happening in the world. the anti semitic propaganda falsely blames jews for the national response to the covid pandemic and names more than a dozen people claiming they control or influence covid policy. it's typical behavior for this group who are fringe extremists trying to projec

. >> we have earnings alert on palo alto giant is just out with earnings, let's get to cyst eena. >> lucky 13 number straight corners palo alto beat top and bottom line estimates and popping 7% after-hours tradingses, total billing climb 32% year over year and next generation products road 70% compared to last year lastly, they raised revenue guidance, key indicator for investors these are all catalyst for the stock climbing higher. cybersecurity sand hybrid work scheduled and cloud computing, of note, no mention of supply chain issues in this report as well as word of acquisitions, it's been a year since they've had one. the earnings call is going on now. >> be sure to catch the ceo of palo alto on "mad money" tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern as the beat, more importantly, they raise the guidance, guy we don't always get that from companies. >> no but we're getting it from them which is a good thing, this is a name we've talked about for seemingly years, ran into trouble with other high valuation stocks that traded to 575 but people said it doesn't make sense 465 level we just held is w

and they are the single best positioned you look at a palo alto. another well positioned positioned company to stop ransomware attacks but they have the network, the end points as well as the threat intelligence layered in to really stop those sophisticated attacks and the integration of the assets is what companies need to stop the most owe fist kated attacks. trading at nine times sales, another one we think should trade in perhaps the low teens providing a lot more upside to where it's at. cloud flare is more difficult. it is one of the most expensive stocks, well over 30 times sales. they have the single best platform for stopping what we've seen they're very easy to launch. cloud flare can absorb 100 terabyte per second attack and not even notice it if you move your website to cloud flare, it's safe it's not going down. your business will continue. it is difficult to convince someone there's a lot more upside but the numbers and estimates are going higher >> last quick question, andrew, when an attack is already, you know, under way, which com

>>> preste atención, si se transita por la autopista 101, puede usar los carriles rápidos desde palo alto la tres ochenta y el aeropuerto esperemos que esto ayude con las condiciones. regresamos contigo >>> gracias efectivamente van ayudar estamos viendo precisamente la 101 a la altura de palo alto con un poco de tráfico con congestión de baja de velocidad, y fluyendo con calma siga manejando con mucho cuidado y vamos a ver otra cámara y es precisamente el puente san mateo a lo que viene siendo hacia el este que ha concurrido que se mantiene tranquilo pero insisto mucho cuidado, la buena noticia es que evita que el sol entra directamente de la hora cero así que tiene que ver los nublados que dejan cerca de la costa con condiciones, vamos a la pregunta de lo que se dice esta señal son estas dos niñas son de oficinas, centros comerciales? a visión de un nuevo carril que llega más adelante habrá un nuevo carril. es importante vigilar y entender los señalamientos debido a lo que se puede ocasionar accidentes. en otras autopistas del dirección hacia el norte con un poco de tráfico y vamosa zon

if you hire palo alto. they'll go after another company.p-to-nuts situation. it was done by many acquisitions finished in terms of integration and stocks should never go down 100 points >> it's good. >> it's good. >> yeah. you say it's good. it's good. >> okay. >> well it's up 33% over the last year. it's not bad >>well, because the cash took a company that is a fire wall company and made it into a company that is whether you're on prem or in the cloud protected. he had a vision. that vision is paying off. >> yeah. >> work at home. >> yeah. it's a great thing. >> work at home an important component now. it will continue to be. >> david solomon referenced again the situation. saying that everyone is coming they're making them cook b-- com back >> yeah. >> there's a big piece in the times how big tech. >> yeah. >> i spoke to a ceo yesterday -- [ cheers and applause >> a thousand employees voluntary comeback 40 of a thousand people come back. >> voluntary voluntary. >> mandatory he'll lose 25 to 30% of the staff they'll leave. that's the key q

i think you can own palo alto. think it continues to grind higher >> pete, you like any of these names? >> you know, i'm right there with guy in terms of it's really difficult because we talk about these high valuation no valuation stocks all the time and how difficult it is to wrap our arms around it and we're waiting for the day when these companies get into some reality zone that being said, i agree with guy. i think palo alto is one of the top if not the top i think fortinet and crowdstrike. there's a lot of different names for all the right reasons. they should want to be in there and should want to be able to attack what is a very, very critical area within the markets. cybersecurity, you know how important it is. you brought up several instances we have to deal with and we will be dealing with in the future. we've got to have some poxsition in some of these names despite the fact to say this is a value at this point. i like that palo alto. >> speaking of cybersecurity, cramer is sitting down with the ceo of

palo alto figure skater vincent zhou saying it was honor of my life being on the team. won team silver medal but covid kept him from the ceremony and skating in individual event. janelle wang has completed the journey back to the bay area after two weeks of round the clock reporting, and returned to one of her day jobs. >> mom! >> i know her. >> so sweet. hailey. she's so happy to see mommy back home. >> that's a million dollar hug right there. makes it all worth it. >> when you have small children. i came back from rio, my teenagers were like hey, you were gone? didn't notice. that's beautiful. >> janelle, welcome back. >> so happy. >> five-day nap now. >> wearing classic unicorn headband, perfect. >> that's it for us. have a good tuesday. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, the major escalation by vladimir putin, opening the door for russian troops to roll into ukraine. the russian president signing a decree formally recognizing breakaway regions of eastern ukraine as independent and ordering what he calls peacekeeping troops to go in. putin in an address to the russian people c

we're below freezing in the tri-valley as well as palo alto down through saratoga and scott valley as well as much of the north bay, so with the cold air we're seeing right now it will head back to the mid-50s but we do have more cold temperatures again tomorrow morning so take the steps to protect everything around the house as well as people and we'll talk more about what's ahead in the forecast going on in the weekend come up in a few minutes. >>> a short time again russian troops broke through a checkpoint 100 miles away breaching the kyiv region. major cities are being targeted in russian air strikes. >> new video of some of those overnight attacks. smoke and flames billowing into the air. ukraine claims at least 40 people have already been killed and dozens of others are injured. the government is providing arms for any citizen in their nation and also asking for live help from nato. >> requested tate in the bay's "scott mcgrew with the immediate impact being seen here. first brie jackson with the latest from washington where president biden is right now holding a critical meeti

four-time olympian and palo alto native hilary knight scoring a goal for team usa. the u.s. wins 4-1. >> sticking to our game. we've worked hard all year and trusting each other, knowing that we can do this. >> reporter: men's hockey, the team which does not include any nhl players, easily won their first game against china 8-0. they are facing rival canada next. the puck drops just three hours from now. the big story of prime time, shaun white, the final olympic games for the five-time olympian, the 35-year-old killed his second run, serious air. he landed all his tricks. it was the best out of three, and unfortunately it was not enough. he just missed the podium, finishing fourth. afterwards, a final bow. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: shaun white at the bottom of the halfpipe to cheering fans. my photographer captured this moment. just overcome with emotions, realizing that his 16-year olympic career is coming to a close. congratulations to shaun white. five-time olympian, three gold medals and a snowboarding legend. shaun white will be live on the "today" show. you can

right now we are sitting at the freezing mark in palo alto.ut there. 36 in half moon bay. you get the point, it is cold. yesterday we were dealing with hail in parts of the bay area. that storm, you can see it is moving to the south and east right now. we are getting cold air from the north forced into the bay area. that is why we are so cold this morning. we have this frosty start. it is a sunny day but a brisk day. temperatures below average later on today. tonight we are going to do this all again. freeze warnings for a lot of us because temperatures are dropping well into the 30's, if not up her 20's and our coldest spots. he was a freeze warning for the santa clara valley. protect those plants, bring in your pets, dress warmly. we also have a frost advisory for parts of the marin and sonoma coast line it is very cold couple of mornings we have on our way through friday morning. here is the seven-day forecast. warmer air moves in. a chance of a sprinkle in the north bay sunday night, but otherwise mild air continues. reggie: new this morni

we're going to be in the mid-60s for daly city and half moon bay, while palo alto heads for 60 degrees and san francisco we're in the upper 50s today and our north bay highs will reach into the low 60s for the most part. ukiah today the warmest at 63 degrees. going into the weekend, rain stays just to our north up around eureka. next wednesday into thursday there will be a quick-moving system that could bring in scattered showers for the bay area and it looks, unfortunately, to be moving through fairly quickly. we need some more slower-moving systems that produce some light rain over a period of time. and it doesn't look like we'll see that, especially as we take a look at our rainfall and what we could see over the next ten days. the heavier rain to the north of us, we could see about a trace to maybe a quarter inch of rain for next week. checking out these temperatures, it's going to be chilly. highs in the low 60s. we will warm up into the low 70s through the start of next week and come right back down once we get more clouds and rain chances in the forecast for the end of next week

palo alto police department is investigating the incident.this stretch of street is safe with no previous incidents. neighbors say the same so quiet. this is yeah, no crime? no, nothing. it's very quiet. that's why it's really shocking when something like that happens. the home's owner says his ex wife lives here now and she's away on vacation in india. now he's contemplating how to explain the red tag on one corner of the home and the heavily damaged bedroom on the other, trying to figure out the logistics now i'm ready to board up the house first. then the insurance companies its inception. enter we cannot get our belongings out right now. palo alto jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. called to duty u. s soldiers volunteering, but this time it is not to fight for their country. it's to teach and there are snakes here in the bay area. you can find them in parks and wilderness areas, but not this kind of snake. and now the search is on to catch it after it was spotted. in an east bay park. yep, it's go time on the most reliable network. you get un

you have to be able to control that situation and the frantic moments, palo alto police officer nick and berg commands his canine to repeatedly bite and hold on until presumed suspect alejo sleeping in a shed at the time, his handcuffed in a just released seven page document examining the incident , the palo alto internal police auditor determines the officer did not break department policy. deployment of the canine was consistent with current training and policy,

still below freezing palo alto, fremont hayward still in the 30's. oakland, you fell into the 30's as well earlier this morning. it's not our with freeze warnings either tomorrow and friday mornings. we do start off with these conditions yet again with lows falling into the 20's to 30's. so time to get those big puppies out. keep him out for a few more days. lots of sunshine above the bay area. today temperatures will feel mild under that sunshine. but the pairing of low 50's with our windy conditions doesn't mean it's going to have a cool feel to it through the day yesterday, the storm system that brought us the snow, rain and even hail in spots has left us with this cold air mass that we're going to be spending the rest of the week with so much. as i mentioned, those breezy conditions that we do have with winds gusting to 15 miles per hour paired with those low to mid 50's for your daytime highs does mean today's the day to bundle up and stay bundled up. even as we do move into the afternoon. bilbray at 54 degrees today, burlingame at 56. same numb

neighbors in palo alto have been uncovering anti semitic flyers. ktvu is jesse gary tells us this latest incident is similar to what law enforcement is seen around the country. this is driven by hatred of jews, and it's an opportunity to use covid to blame jews for covid, investigators say sunday. dozens of flyers almost identical to these were found in ziploc bags weighted down with rice. the messages of hate were placed in several palo alto neighborhoods , including baron park. very surprising to me to learn about that the people still can think that way like centuries ago. why do they want to blame someone who. something that is happening in the world. the anti semitic propaganda falsely blames jews for the national response to the covid pandemic and names more than a dozen people claiming they control or influence covid policy. typical behavior for this group who are fringe extremists trying to project their um, hate filled messaging , um, and try to give an error and appearance that they are larger and more widespread than they actually are. j

we've got a good news update on palo alto's vincent zhou. the figure skater is out of quarantine after testing positive for covid back on february 7th. he tested positive right after securing a silver medal for team usa in the team event. unfortunately, he had to withdraw from the men's individual. his teammate, nathan chen, won gold. they're telling me that he will perform, he's been working out in isolation in his room, watching netflix as well, for the very first time. he will perform in the figure skating exhibition gala. that is a premiere event that happens at the end of the games in closing ceremonies. so the top figure skaters will be performing and it will be a great chance to see vincent zhou perform again at these olympic games. >> i bet it will feel good performing as well. thanks, janelle. >> if you're keeping track of team usa's overall medal count, spoiler alert, we're going to reveal the count as the music plays. >> when the music stops, you can come back. ♪ >> keeping with the olympic theme here, new video of something we ha

palo alto, upper 30's right now, livermore and dublin, each at 36 degrees. so still on the cold side for sure. your number. just moved back into the low 40's. well, alameda and pacific us will. san francisco among are more mild spots currently at 48 degrees talking those 70's we have later today. still to come, reena harvey standing by looking at hot spot a moment ago where we at now all we have a couple issues out there. hey, so if you're in the south bay. >> we've got an accident that's in mountain view. that area northbound one o one just north of moffat boulevard. so we are seeing delays as you're traveling along one. 0, one, just how long is it going to take you if you're traveling from 85 to menlo park? almost 60 minutes. so look at that. they're going to keep a close eye on the south bay commute this morning. now we had an accident on the bay bridge that has been clear. but drive times are seeing residual delays so that free months to exit a little under 20 minutes, san mateo bridge also picking up well in terms of drive times 18 minutes as you're mak

the messages of hate were placed in several palo alto neighborhoods , including baron park.bout that the people still can think that way like centuries ago, by the way, want to blame someone for something that is happening in the world. the anti semitic propaganda falsely blames jews for the national response to the covid pandemic and names more than a dozen people claiming they control or influence covid policy. it's typical behavior for this group who are fringe extremists trying to project their um, hate filled messaging , um, and try to give an error and appearance that they are larger and more widespread than they actually are. just last month, flyers espousing the same hatred were left in san francisco, pasadena and miami two years ago in palo alto. vandals spray painted racist messages on the university am zion church. the oldest african american house of worship in the city, desecrated the place for what it was supposed to be for which was worshiped. reverend coloma smith wrote a report detailing nine additional incidents since the 2020 crime as proof things have wor

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similar incidents have happened in palo alto, huntington beach and other cities across the u.s. i spoke with the berkeley mayor about the message his city wants to send to victims. >> we are investigating this incident as potential hate crime, and we ask any berkeley residents who have any camera footage or any information regarding the incident that took place this weekend to please call the berkeley police department. you know. we take any incidence of hate crime seriously, so the purpose of the resolution which we adopted yesterday unanimously is to make it very clear that hate crimes have no place in berkeley, that we will prosecute people to the fullest extent of the law. while we are the birthplace of the free speech movement we draw the line when it comes to hate speech or any form of discrimination or intimidation against any person on the basis of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation. >> what do you think making had a move like this says to those members of the community who have been affected by this type of hate crime? >> sadly we've seen a rise in hate crimes o

. >>> solo días antes de que en la ciudad de palo alto un hombre habría sido reportado tocándose.tivos son tan traumáticos como le sufre la violación. >>> se les dice a la víctima que buscan un círculo de conciencia etérea para para ayudarlos en su proceso. hay muchas ayudas y es muy necesario llamar a la línea de abuso sexual. (información en pantalla). (información en pantalla). (información en pantalla). >>> desde palo alto liberta pedraza noticiero telemundo 48. >>> william scott ha dado por finalizado el tomarán un de entendimiento y esto tras conocerse que esta oficina habría ocultado pruebas en un juicio contra un policía acusado de uso excesivo de fuerza y que habrían demostrado que esta acción era justificada. el memorándum eliminado le daba facultades a la fiscalía para investigar incidentes de forma independiente. mientras que la policía de livermore ha encontrado a un conductor de treinta y tres aÑos que se había desplazado en un estacionamiento. tras una revisión se ha decido arrestarlo él y a un acompaÑante. tenía dos escopetas y dos rifles a r quince y varios cargad

. >>> repairs now underway in downtown palo alto after a vandal smashed at least 10 storefronts. workers repairing the storefront , union bank was also hit. palo alto police say some reported the vandalism early this morning after watching a suspect kick and smash a window. soon after, police arrested the suspect, 37-year-old joshua sinclair cajon. he was booked into the county jail on 12 counts of felony vandalism. >>> in oakland, service is fully restored after bullets destroyed a xfinity fiber cable. lines that macarthur were hit sometime yesterday morning. that prompted outages for 20,000 customers who had a tough time watching the 49ers game. >>> a live look at the state capital, lawmakers have killed a bill that would have created a single-payer health care system. lawmakers declined a vote on 1400 which was the proposed by san jose assemblyman josh caldwell. it did not have the votes to move forward, so caldwell opted to let the bill died. the bill would have created a single-payer health care system called cal care. which would have cost well over 300 alien dollars. >>> t

that's what's offered after a weekend shooting in palo alto. want to show you the suv linked to a string of overnight car thefts. around midnight saturday, a man caught a person near his car. police say that person ran to a getaway su vurx. when the victim says someone from the car fired at him. luckily, he wasn't hit. now, the nonprofit mothers against murder is offering $20,000 to try to find that gunman. police say five to six people could be involved. anyone with a tip can call the palo alto pd. >> from san francisco to mexico. district attorney chasea budean is supporting the mexican government's effort to go after u.s. gun manufacturers. he's joined by 25 district attorney s from across the u.s. they want a federal court to allow mexico to sue u.s. gun manufacturers. mexico claims the manufacturers are liable for crimes committed with their weapons across the border. the lawsuit also says gun makers are breaking mexican laws by helping cartels get their hands on those weapons. >> san francisco is now the fourth california city to apologiz

amy hollyfield is live in palo alto.anting to rally support, rally the bay area to come together. they are planning a rally for sunday and also planning for some humanitarian relief. here is a look at the human impact in the bay area. parishioners at st. michael's ukrainian orthodox church in san francisco say they are very worried about this possible invasion. many of them have family members who live in ukraine. >> everybody is a bit scared. everybody is under pressure and nobody knows what happens tomorrow. >> we need to pray for a double medic resolution to this situation, and hope that mr. pruden -- mr. putin can see, don't be foolish about a little bit of real estate. amy: prayers sunday on the people of ukraine. there will be our rally to raise awareness and show support scheduled for sunday. it will be in front of the ferry building in san francisco at 1:00. kumasi: these images so terrifying. tomorrow marks six months since the taliban takeover in afghanistan and this morning we are bringing you an update on one

he has been identified as 37-year-old joshua palo alto. he faces 12 counts of felony vandalism.n on probation with several arrest warrants now faces charges in a series of organized retail thefts. san francisco police believe she took place in the union square robbery spree back in november. they arrested her last thursday will wanting to a disturbance call. officers say she had three arrest warrants including one for the retail thefts. williams was taken to jail and faces nine charges including burglary, looting, and vandalism. ama: two seniors, both crime survivors met to stand up for each other. these two men, who are asian, say despite the cries being different, the problem with the justice system is the same. this story will only see seven. >> there is something's precious about seeing 69-year-old and -- it circumstances that brought them together are a bit alarming. the circumstances are what compelled him to bring a bullet-proof vest this meeting. >> asian american victims of crimes and hate crimes here in san francisco have been treated like garbage. >> one week ago, he

county is fine, same thing alameda county, south bay and peninsula, where we take a live look at palo alto. drivers will about to get another option getting out of the gridlock, one of the bay area's most crowded freeways, the 101, starting today the express lanes open between san mateo and santa clarita county. robert handa is showing us the new lanes and why some are not happy, calling them roads for the rich. >> reporter: the commuter rush is slowly but surely returning to the 101 here along the peninsula. local transit agencies say drivers will have another option to get around the backup, but it comes with a price. >> drivers on highway 101 saw a lot of reminders express lanes will open from the san mateo line to redwood avenue. this driver likes the option, but not the cost of a fas trak trans responder or a toll free. >> no traffic in the express lane, that's good. but the line is having too much traffic. >> the expense? >> a little bit expense, but should be trying to make it cheaper. >> reporter: transit groups, as well as the city celebrated this first phase of an overall $56 mil

. >>> palo alto is joining forces with a well-known midwestern college town. the mayors of palo alto and bloomington, indiana, signing the deal to form the first sibling sittings in the u.s. they plan to collaborate across the board, including an education, technology, culture, and commerce. >> today we are celebrating this new relationship, with a focus on increasing bonds in the united states, connecting on our shared interests, culture, art, business, sustainability, and most of all, having some fun doing it. >> this is an outgrowth of a program called sibling cities usa, meant to help civil discussions across the country. >>> encouraging new research for pregnant women. how getting vaccinated against covid-19 can help protect babies. >>> a company overseas is turning old facemasks into fuel for your electronics. >>> alec baldwin sued over the deadly movie said accident that killed a cinematographer. >>> all new at 6:00, a bay area university could be forced to cut thousands of new students. how if you'd over housing could be playing a role. >>> cashiers an

palo alto 42. san jose near freezing. here is the golden gate bridge camera right now.ntage point. here is how the day is shaping up. a lot of sunshine in store. friday is shaping up to be beautiful. we are in the 40's and 50's by 9:00 a.m. in the 50's by noon. 4:00 p.m., we are going above average. we are well into the 60's across the board. the wind remains light. kumasi: thank you. now to that massive storm sweeping across the country, moving into the northeast. heavy rain and dangerous ice is going to make for a treacherous morning commute from texas to new england. jobina: thank you. sleet and snow are causing problems in texas less than one year after a catastrophic freeze that buckled the state power grid. this is a look from rochester, new york. lots of snow on the side. in texas, dozens of crashes plaguing drivers across the state as temperatures dip into the teens. in austin, icy roads are blamed for a 14 vehicle pileup officials had to stop flights out of the dallas-fort worth airport for hours. more than a foot of snow fell in some cities with more on the wa