>> that's incredible. >> for the citizens, youth of palo alto, it's all free. there was a delay in opening the building because of the pandemic. they had to shift at first and do outreach and do on-line things, but now the building is open for afterschool and summertime programs. you saw for yourself that is an amazing building. >> it is beautiful and stunning. the community needs something like that. it is growing so much, change. it is wonderful to see that. >> exactly. >> thank you. >>> we want toll you about other news. firefighters are tackling a rapidly growing wildfire in amador county called the lectd rau fire burning northeast of stockton. the fire erupted monday in dry grass. cal fire says it erupted overnight and has grown to more than 3,000 acres. at least 100 structures are threatened and evacuation orders are in place right now. officials say at least 100 people trapped by fire in a pg&e powerhouse fortunately have been safely evacuated. so far, this fire is at 0% containment. >>> all the fireworks show across the bay area made our air less health

. >> new at 6 o'clock police are investigating after a man is stabbed to death in east palo alto.gators say the killing happened last night around 11 o'clock at a home on cooley street. police are right now not releasing the victim's name. anyone with any information about this incident is asked to call east palo alto police. >> you know, wind here tested positive this morning. working from home face. >> also new at 6 president biden has tested positive for covid-19. again, this comes nearly 3 days after he was cleared to stop isolating the white house calling this a rare case of rebound after the president was treated with paxlovid an antiviral drug. president biden says he feels no symptoms but is still going to isolate. going to be taking a look now at the latest on monkeypox cases. the latest report says that san francisco >> has 305 cases, california nearing 800 monkeypox cases now in the state ranked second to new york for the highest positivity rate of monkeypox in the country. and on thursday, san francisco announced a state of emergency over this growing concern of monkey

this is east palo alto's 4th homicide of the year. bay, a 24 year-old new york man has died from his injuries after a fight that happened about a week ago. newark police say they responded to a fight shortly before 08:00pm on friday, july 22nd. the incident happened near wells avenue and asked treat and police say the victim suffered life-threatening injuries and was treated at local hospital. but he died on friday. and at this time his name has not been released. in the south bay. one person is hurt after being struck by a caltrain yesterday afternoon in santa clara. it happened near main street around 2.30. the person was taken to a local hospital and their condition is unknown at this time. caltrain says there were about 72 passengers on board the train at the time and none of them were hurt. trains were stopped briefly for the investigation and they were moving again by 03:45pm. officials from across the state gathered in sacramento yesterday to honor fallen firefighters, garage. paulson goo has the story. >> it's everyone didn't

la policÍa de palo alto arrestÓ a dos personas. de robar una mujer en la tarde. en su vehÍculo hallaron miles de dÓlares en mercancÍa robada. >> hablemos de la tragedia que vive una familia latina. o uno de sus integrantes muriÓ baleado. . ramÓn 22 un hombre despuÉs de una fuerte discusiÓn terminÓ involucrado en una pelea. un hombre disparÓ contra tres personas. ramÓn: la policÍa continÚa en bÚsqueda de este sujeto que tenÍa prohibido portar un arma de fuego. escuchemos lo que dijo la madre de anne uniÓ vargas. >> era el mejor de los hijos, Él siempre nos regreso el cariÑo corre de todo y obediencia. era humano, si un amigo necesitaba algo de Él, no lo pensaba y lo hacÍa inmediatamente. paola: el sospechoso del domicilio estÁ armado y es peligroso. una madre busca desesperadamente a su hija de dos aÑos. nuestro equipo logrÓ encontrar a esta madre. carla farÍas tiene su testimonio. >> no sÉ cÓmo estÉ. brenda se encuentra desconsolada luego de que el padre de su hija menor, su ex pareja se la llevara. brenda realizÓ el reporte con la

pronóstico extendido para palo alto, aumenta la temperatura gradual.o agrícola, y es muy especial ya que incentivan al uso de bolsas reusables para disminuir la producción de basura. >> que tenga muy buen día y dios me la bendiga siempre. >> cada miércoles agricultores de california llegan hasta aquí, a palo alto para ofrecer sus productos frescos a pesar de los cambios meteorológicos en el estado. >> los dos últimos años han sido terribles para nosotros como agricultores. el clima ha estado completamente cambiado. a estado completamente variable aparte de que las sequías, como les digo, hoy traigo muy poco. >> no ha sido un motivo para que vecinos y líderes ambientales no vengan. al contario, transforman lo negativo en acciones en favor del ambiente, permitiendo pensar en un futuro esperanzador. >> estoy usando esta bolsa. >> esta organización se da cita allí ofreciendo bolsas reusables gratis a quienes hagan mercado. >> prefiero estos porque mantienen la verdura más fresca que las de plástico. >> hasta el miércoles pasado se estima que se han usado m

, designed in great part by the youth of east palo alto. >> that really was our beginning, kind of looking at each other and saying, what if we did this? what if we did it differently? >> reporter: close to 10 years ago, marsha and john goldman sought input from a group of east palo alto teens as to how their foundation could best help them. they did not at the time have any idea what that would be. >> we do not know what they want, we did not know what they wanted. look what came out of it. >> reporter: what came out is a 25,000 square foot space, not just for dance, art, and music instruction, but nature photography, skateboard design, and drone flying lessons. all of it, the curriculum, the building design, even the name were chosen in consultation with the palo alto youth. >> i remember when they first asked us, do you want to name it epicenter or some other name? we immediately set epicenter. >> reporter: stacy edwards is one of those young people, who now works at epicenter as a program intern. >> it felt like selling it did not really belong in palo alto at first, to be hone

upper 50's in palo alto. 61 and sunny in the south bay. upper elevations. of the low clouds with us as we like at this time of year pulling back to the coast for low 60's half moon bay. mid to upper 70's on the peninsula with 84 san jose. mid 90's in inland valleys. great day for ice cream. steady pattern with warm to hot days in london and by the end of the week we are getting slightly cooler. it will be around average by thursday and friday. jobina: thanks so much for joining us on abc seven mornings. i'm jobina fortson. abc7news continues at 9:00. have a beautiful morning. thanks for joining us. meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. his underhand sky serve? on fire. his grilling game? on point. and his a1c? ron is on it. with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c... it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosi

. >> and up next, police launch a hate crime investigation in palo alto who was >> it's the city of paloo and african-americans are the target. police are investigating racist graffiti discovered at a neighborhood playground kron four's philippe call reports kids. >> may have been exposed visiting from seattle with her 8 year-old daughter. alexandra was shocked to learn that if the 2 had visited party park a day earlier in palo alto, it's possible her daughter may have run into racist graffiti targeting african americans on the playground. she says you do not have to be black to be offended. it hurt my feelings about police say a passer by reported the graffiti thursday night and immediately sent park services and public works crews to remove it. alexandra suspects, teenagers are behind it and he's using this as a teaching moment for her daughter need to educate our kids to be nice to be taller. and one neighbor says a similar incident was reported here 2 years ago. i just hope they catch him. if not do that, people did. it would just cease and desist. james juror and walks here daily an

reporting from about to go on. >> a 50 year-old man has been stabbed to death in east palo alto.happened last night at a home on cooley street around 11:00pm. they're not releasing the victim's name at this time. but anyone with information about the incident is asked to call the east palo alto police department and taking a look now the latest on monkeypox cases here in the bay area. the latest report says that. >> san francisco has 305 cases. alameda county with the second most amount at 58 followed by santa clara with 46, california, statewide nearing 800 monkeypox cases. the state is ranked second to new york for the highest positivity rate up monkeypox in the country nationally. there are just under 5200 confirmed cases on thursday, san francisco announced a state of emergency over the growing concern over monkeypox cases. state senator scott wiener who represents the city was a part of that announcement and he told us today that more vaccines can't come soon enough. >> the more this president, particularly if it starts spreading straight to unit is we're going to see a dram

. >>> bueno ante la sequÍa se supone que todos deberÍan de estar ahorrando agua pero palo alto acusÓn rancho, porque dicen que ha estado retirando agua de un hidrante sin pagar por ella y esto no fue durante dÍas ni meses posiblemente dÉcadas, la situaciÓn que la ciudad acusa de no rastrear la cantidad de agua que usaron tambiÉn de no pedir permiso para utilizar el agua del hidrante y de pasarle el cobro a residente damiÁn investigÓ. . >periodista: la ciudad de palo alto me dice que no estÁn seguro por cuÁnto tiempo ha pasado este problema pero la gerente dice que aquÍ no hay noticias. >>> estÁ situada cerca de la universidad de stanford operan una caballeriza y dicen que usan el agua de un hidrante como este sin pagar. >>> (habla inglÉs). >>> dice que esto es algo legal, pero debe tener un medidor para que puedan pagar, lugar ciudad dice que no tienen algÚn rÉcord que indique que en el establo solici torÁ este permiso, el hidrante estÁ a pocos metros del rancho donde encuentro mienta una camioneta de agua, y ahora investigarÁn si hay un reembolso que tendrÁn que pagar por el uso del

anyone with any information about this crime is asked to call east palo alto's police department. >> in the south bay, a person was struck by caltrain this afternoon in santa clara. it happened near main street around 2.30. the person who was struck was taken to a local hospital in unknown condition. caltrain says there were about 72 passengers on board the train at the time. none of those people were hurt. trains were stopped briefly for the investigation. but things got moving again by around 3.45. this afternoon. >> a fire that's burning near the california oregon border is prompting evacuation orders now after exploding to an estimated 30 to 40,000 acres over the last day. and now governor gavin newsom is declaring a state of emergency in siskiyou county. this is video of lightning firing above the mckinney fire. it set up a massive cumulus cloud that you can see there. the fire is just one percent contained amid searing heat drought and this lightning, the evacuation orders extend into western. why you why rica with warnings in place for all city residents west of interstate 5.

palo alto. >> that really was what we wanted. what if we did this. what if we did it different low. >> reporter: it was close to 10 years ago th sought input from a group of teens as to how their foundation could best help them. they did not at the time have any idea what that input would be. >> bottom line is, we don't know what they want, we did not know what they wanted and there is what came out of it what came out is a 25,000 square foot space, not just for dance, art and music instruction but nature photography, skateboard design and drone flying lessons. all of it, the curriculum, the building design, even the name chosen in consultation with east palo alto youth. >> when they first asked us, do you want to name it epacenter or some other name? we said epacenter. >> she is one of the young people and now works there as a program intern. >> it felt like something that did not belong in east palo alto. like i was in a different neighborhood because of how new it is for it to see the color, to see the youthful look on the bui

wipers needed in spots. 57 downtown as well as palo palo alto. sun in south bay. 50 by the delta and sfo, you can see the gray sky, so we'll keep it cloudy for the next few hours and break out into sun by the 9:00 a.m. hour, and the bay. inland, we are clear right now, so 60's and 70's through the morning hour away from the coast and then by the afternoon, we've got cooler numbers, in the low to mid 80's inland, with low to mid 70's bayside. and at the coast, just a little bit of sun, we'll talk about a big warmup on tap for the second half of the weekend. liz. liz: lisa, thank you. in the south bay, residents are returning home this morning after a mandatory evacuations from the armsby fire. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon in an area west of morgan hill. crews are holding the fire at five acres. containment is at 30%. here is abc 7 reporter amanda del castillo. the reporter: frommed add t -- from admission on, cal fire and rescue crews agencies responded to the armsby fire, burning in the unincorporated portion of morgan hill. >> how a fi

it just saddens me and i think of palo alto. i mean african americans were only 1.8% of the population of this city. and yet they're individuals who think it's really important for them to come to this city and to express their hate in this fashion. attorney general. banta also announced a statewide hate crime coordinator who will be the point person between the department of justice and local law enforcement agencies for the reporting and prosecution of these crimes. reporting in palo alto, mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. well, none of this. president biden today spoke with democratic governors about options for protecting women's rights to abortions in democratic led states. the president met with governors virtually governor newsom did not participate because of a previously scheduled family commitment. the meeting comes a week after the supreme court overturned that landmark 1973 73 roby wade linked president, biden warned the high court could end up restricting other rights in the future. based on that argument. reasoning of

there with mid and upper 90s making a comeback inland and by the bay shore it's a warm one from palo alto to redwood city today while we keep that sea breeze right along the coast liz. all right lee said thank you after a two year hiatus san jose is oban festival is back. it's a japanese. buddhist festival that honors the dead and dates back decades this weekend celebration is taking on a new meaning after the assassination of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe abc 7 news reporter. tim johns was at the festival this weekend and brings us the story centuries of culture and tradition were on display saturday at san jose's oban festival. oban is the japanese buddhist tradition dedicated to remembering and honoring the dead. we don't do this a whole lot. so being able to this once a year is really nice to come together with everyone and be able to celebrate ashley mcdonald is a fourth generation japanese american she dances in the festival every year something that's become a family tradition. we danced and remembrance of those who have passed friends and family, and we actually have a

crews in palo alto have removed the racist graffiti. someone discovered on the playground at party park, a passer by stumbled across the vandalism thursday night. but police say it's unclear how long ago it was written or how many people may have seen. it's a terrible situation and i don't like it. police say the graffiti included racial slurs directed at african-americans. the latest u.s. census statistics show african-americans make up less than 2% of the population. >> well, caucasians account for about 56% of the city. we have too few true legal community. lots of mothers and young kids and the thought of someone doing a a a outrageous statement. >> it's really upsetting at this time. police do not have a suspect but say they are investigating this case as a hate crime. one neighbor says a similar incident was reported here 2 years ago. >> adding though, thot this act comes as a shock. the hope is no kids saw the graffiti love. the kids are so young they can't read. but that's not the point. alex sandro who was visiting from seattle

. >> claims of hate crimes are hitting the city of palo alto and african-americans are the target.olice are right now investigating racist graffiti discovered at a playground kron four's philippe call reports on how children may have seen it. >> park services and public works crews in palo alto have removed the racist graffiti. someone discovered on the playground at party park, a passer by stumbled across the vandalism thursday night. but police say it's unclear how long ago it was written or how many people may have seen. it's a terrible situation and i don't like it. police say the graffiti included racial slurs directed at african-americans. the latest u.s. census statistics show african-americans make up less than 2% of the population. well, caucasians account for about 56% of the city. we have true legal community. lots of mothers and young kids. >> and the thought of someone doing a a a outrageous statement. it's really upsetting at this time. police do not have a suspect but say they are investigating this case as a hate crime. one neighbor says a similar incident was repor

this new building in east palo alto is colorful, beautiful. and on the inside, it's full of innovation. in here lies opportunity. the goal is that students will discover their passions, realize their potential, and then impact the world around them. >> so this is your strong hand. >> reporter: but it hasn't been easy. the center has been about a decade in the making. katelyn wallace has been taking classes with epicenter since she was in high school when they had a much smaller space. >> we started off on a stage outside in the park. >> reporter: she is now 21. so to now be here, it's a big deal. when she walks into the building, she gravitates to her happy safe place. the dance studio. >> where it's just me in my reflection. and i get to express myself finally, you know, having enough space. i can see myself, evaluate myself. >> reporter: that's a reeling katelyn hopes every student here finds. >> this program in general help me embrace my culture, my latina. it made me be more confident of me being in my own skin color. >> reporter: to make

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. >> police are investioating after a man was stabbed to death in east palo alto last night. investigators say this killing happened around 11 o'clock at a home on cooley street. police are not releasing the victim's name at this time, but anyone with any information about this killing is asked to call east palo alto police department. >> over in the east bay, a woman is behind bars tonight after hitting 2 people with her car killing one of them. police are calling it a dui related incident kron forcefully chagall reports. >> speed and intoxicated driver and a narrow roadway proved to be a deadly combination in downtown walnut saturday morning. yeah, that said it's devastating to hear that just before 2 o'clock in the morning. this group of friends visiting from new jersey heard the crash from their hotel across the street. walnut creek. police say an officer in the area of north main and pine streets also heard the collision and responded to north main and warrants way. that's where the officer found 2 pedestrians hit by the 28 year-old woman behind the wheel of the pickup t

to see cybersecurity because they sell appliances, hardware related areas such as some parts of palo altot's where the disagreement is and what i'm saying to investors is that basically the street or street expectations are not fully reflecting the decline in orders in certain areas. the associated trends will be a decline in the numbers, decline in expectations. >> so, tal, are you saying that cybersecurity stocks are vulnerable to the slowdown in spending >> absolutely. cybersecurity stocks but not all cybersecurity is created equal you have to distinguish between cybersecurity stocks selling cloud services where there was no increase in orders associated with supply constraints such as cloud strike and sentinel 1 and z scaler they are relatively safe when it comes to the spending environment. and then you have the cybersecurity companies who are selling more traditional fire walls and the claim i made in the -- in our note was that these areas that are mostly -- we see demand for appliances, hardware, these areas had seen massive increase in orders look at the product revenue line of p

mark sayer has details from palo alto party park in palo alto crescent park neighborhood is a quiet placeor kids to play and for adults to get some exercise. police say they received a call thursday night that a play structure had been vandalized by graffiti with racial epithets directed at the black community. city crews quickly cleaned up the graffiti . but the news of the incident was unsettling to those who use the park. i mean, i haven't seen those graffiti right personally, so but it definitely is concerning. yeah it's just really disgusting and makes a person really upset that this can happen, according to a report released by attorney general rob bonta, the number of hate crimes reported statewide is up 32% between 2020 and 2021. anti asian bias had the biggest jump 177% anti hispanic bias was up 30% in anti black bias up nearly 13% putting together this report today in san francisco's chinatown assemblyman matt haney vowed the state will do all that can to stop such hate. we're here because no one in our city no one in our state should ever be attacked, should ever live in fear b

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anyone with information is asked to contact the palo alto police department. hundreds of kids left without a place to spend their summer break after a display of swastikas at their summer camp created controversy within the organization abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains the issue that caused the camp cancellations. hidden villa in los altos has been a place where people can escape into nature and kids can create memories through summer camps, but this year a change in early june nearly 1,000 children were left without a place to spend summer break as all camps were canceled due to staffing shortages and safety hidden villas communications director jessica duval telling us in a statement when several staff members resigned an early june we knew we would be unable to responsibly provide a safe summer camp experience the reason for the resignations according to a letter shar. their website by hidden villa board chair peter hartzell controversy regarding these symbols of a lotus and buddhist swastikas on their historic duvenate house in the letter hartzell

teenagers in east palo alto are getting a chance to connect to the latest technology meta up with theest buy foundation to get students interested in tech beyond their cellphones as ktvu is lamonica peters reports. the tech center at the boys and girls club in east palo alto is the first of six locations the company plans to open up. within a year. for the first time, meta is partnering with the best buy foundation to give teens and underserved communities more access to technology that goes beyond cell phones and basic computers. like maybe many of you, you know, growing up. i did not have a place like this. i would have loved the place like this. the tech center at the boys and girls club in east palo alto is the first of six locations meta plans to open within a year. now we're sort of thinking about what is that transition into, and it's critical for us exposed folks, primarily kids at an early age to sort of understand the ability for them to become creators or even start thinking about them being engineers and so forth for the grand opening, the children played around of soccer

mid palo alto and san mateo. 91 in concord. 67 downtown.igh is 67 and warm and hot through wine country. mid-90's by the delta. the heat is holding inland. the sea breeze keeping the coast cool and that steady pattern for the next several days until we get toward the end of the week. upper elevations 6% relative humidity on mount diablo. above the inversion it is super dry. jobina: sounds good. thank you. glad it will be nice today. just ahead, the countdown to the sp's continue. we showcase athletes that are not letting now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. will you add a motorcycle? no. did you say yes?! the new xfinity supersonic bundle. it's kind of a big deal jobina: the espy's are coming up on wednesday on abc 7. to mark disability pride month, we are showcasing at

palo alto.are investigating a case of racist graffiti in a city park ktvu is mark sarah reports. this is shaken up people who use the park as a place to spend time with their families. party park in palo alto crescent park neighborhood is a quiet place for kids to play and for adults to get some exercise. police say they received a call thursday night that a play structure had been vandalized by graffiti with racial epithets directed at the black community. city crews quickly cleaned up the graffiti , but the news of the incident was unsettling to those who use the park. yeah i mean, i haven't seen those graffiti personally, so, but it definitely is concerning. yeah it's just really, uh, disgusting and makes a person really upset that this can happen, according to a report released by attorney general rob bonta, the number of hate crimes reported statewide is up 32% between 2020 and 2021. anti asian bias had the biggest jump 177% anti hispanic bias was up 30% in anti black bias up nearly 13% put

. >>> a new building meaning new opportunities for kids in east palo alto. we'll take you inside the movement to help children realize their potential. >>> plus, black history and tradition brought to life through this show coming to we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. >>> in east palo alto a new center is offering a new center for kids and adult. classes for cooking to skate boarding. this will help people who haven't always had these opportunities. >> reporter: this new building is colorful, beautiful. on the inside it's full of innovation. in here lies opportunity. the goal is that students will discover their passions, realize their potential and impact the world around them. >> t

palo alto, san jose in santa clara and 61 at half moon bay. we show you the fog stack up along the coastline about to move on shore. 81 in santa rosa peta looma. napa 76. we have mid to upper 80's. # 0 degrees at liver moore. and the view from our roof top camera looking across the embarcadero. these are our forecast features. we'll see the fog during the inland hours. there might be a spotty drizzle along the coast. big two-way warm-up. highs and temperatures will range from mid 90's to near 100 during that two-day span. for tonight, a venting expanding low clouds fog not only across the bay but locally inland. and as i mentioned some spotty drizzle and perhaps the bayshoreline as well. as we go through the morning hours, we'll see the fog burning back quickly. there's going to be a rapid warm-up as temperatures are going to sore. before i goat that, take ago look at overnight lows, mainly mid to upper 50's. it's going to be mild and uncomfortably mild in some spots. look for that drizzle near the coastline. maybe a few damp spots in the road

. >>> esta acusaciÓn en contra de una caballeriza en palo alto pudiera ser que durante dÉcadas han usadoue ha estado retirando agua de un hidrante sin pagar por ella y esto no fue durante dÍas ni meses posiblemente dÉcadas, la situaciÓn que la ciudad acusa de no rastrear la cantidad de agua que usaron tambiÉn de no pedir permiso para utilizar el agua del hidrante y

it just saddens me and i think of palo alto. americans were only 1.8% of the population of this city. and yet they're individuals who think it's really important for them to come to this city and to express their hate in this fashion. attorney general. banta also announced a statewide hate crime coordinator who will be the point person between the department of justice and local law enforcement agencies for the reporting and prosecution of these crimes. reporting in palo alto, mark sayer, ktvu fox two news restaurant in yolo county, is back open after a frightening encounter during a pride event last night. okay? next hey, hey, hey! close the door door! close the door, close the door to recover. police video shows the moment that a member of an alleged proud boys group trying to get into a restaurant that was hosting a drag show in woodland that's about 15 miles northwest of sacramento. witnesses say the man was asking if children were inside of the business. at least three officers were hit with pepper spray that was believed t

palo alto up to 80 degrees. when cooler weather will hit us by the end of the week coming up in the seven-day forecast. first let's say hi to sue and see how we're doing with traffic on this tuesday. the reporter: we're busy, drew especially if you're commuting bart this morning, we have 47 trains, but delays, still no service in the concord pleasant hill stations due to a grass fire there. there is a bus bridge in place on the sfo antioch line and now we're recovering in the richmond line, because of earlier equipment problems. recovering right now, they're looking at still a 20-minute delay. however, that equipment problem has been fixed. metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza backing up towards the macarthur maze for a solid 10-minute delay, a problem in san jose, north 101 near old oakland road, fire is blocking the right lane, accident cleared to the shoulder, but you are stacked up beyond the 680-280. jobina: a new fast-food items that will get teams back in line. supporting small businesses. the

the text center at the boys and girls club in east palo alto is the first of six locations meta planswithin a year. now we're sort of thinking about what is that transition into, and it's critical for us exposed folks, primarily kids at an early age to sort of understand the ability for them to become creators or even start thinking about them being engineers and so forth for the grand opening, the children played around of soccer in the gymnasium and held a dancing competition for some entertainment. the site director of the clubhouse says they serve 150 students k through 12. providing after school and extended school day learning and in the text space. we have the sean who's our tech director who's here all day, every day doing classes so there might be a coding class where there might be a rug making classes specific class. but there's also just drop in hours of your curious student who wants to come in and try out the equipment. there's space available for that, too. with his support after the activity, students were able to check out some of the new technology epicenter and got

the technology was developed here in palo alto. it will keep at least two generations of scientists and technologists busy analyzing them. in palo alto, david the way, abc 7 news. >> incredible images. coming up, a place to call home. opening its doors to nearly 100 people who previously faced ho my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing thin

he was the chief cardiologist at the va in palo alto. he admitted to harassing imbue abusing the training physician until she quit and reported him. he was federally indicted in 2020. a judge sentenced him to 8 months in prison.'s license is also at risk. >>> accused serial went before a judge today. christopher owen has been victimizing women for the last five years. now facing charges of , sexual assault and burglary. investigators say he sexually assaulted at least six women starting in 2017. >>> what a disturbing discovery. it is an underground bunker, filled with stolen merchandise and guns. it is located not far from several schools. all part of what police are saying is the -- of people on the street. -- was the only reporter to go in the bunker. >> reporter: police officer spent the afternoon scouring the creek bed looking for evidence of the goldmine. on monday this is what they found. tons of tools and trucks from a company called sprague electric. policing the company was broken into just hours before. >> they found the vehicl

. >>> a large ranch on the outskirts of palo alto has pulled water from a fire hydrant and has not paid for that water for possibly decades. >> reporter: the city of palo alto tells me it's not sure how long this issue has been going on, but the ranch manager tells me there is no news here. the pastor sits off page mill road, it's a boarding facility for horses and the city claims it's been grabbing water from a fire hydrant like this one nearby and not paying for it. >> it's a lawful for folks to use water from our fire hydrants, however, folks are supposed to rent a meter, a hydrant meter from the city to meter that use and properly pay for it just like any water meter serving a home or business. >> reporter: the city says they have no record of the stables applying for or using a meter, this hydrant is only a few yards from the ranch where water truck was parked today. the city says it is now working with the property manager and will investigate any potential reimbursement for past water use especially since it is the ratepayers who have been footing the bill. >> it's a particular c

at the grand opening of the tech center in east palo alto.able to check out some of the new technology and they received some gifts from meta. good stuff . yeah alright, time is 4 52. we made it to friday and steve paulson has your forecast get you going on this new day, steve? all right. thank you, sir . we do have it looks like a little cooler pattern for some inland areas been a long hot pattern. i mean, it won't come down that much. but it does look like about five degrees cooler here so not as hot for inland areas, although it will still be in the upper eighties to maybe near 90. saturday looks like just typical weather here is same can be said for sunday and probably even into early next week. there's just not a lot of changing your it's a normal pattern here for us, although again we can go from about 58 to 98, depending on how close you are to the coast or how far inland you are still plenty of low clouds and fog. although not as much as yesterday and yesterday, it was cold, foggy. we're seeing a little bit warmer lows here this morni

emeryville, cloudy skies, 61 in oakland, 62 in palo alto, santa clara, and 63 in san jose.day, the cloud cover will see very little sunshine here. highs in the low 60's yesterday. we should be around 67, so we have been four degrees below-average, all over the bay area. it's been a cool july. 62 in concord and livermore, and the cloud cover reducing visibility to a half mile and half bay. there is the shark tank with the cloud cover, and clouds extending all the way inland. increasing clouds into sunday bring up some of that humidity and the chance of thunderstorms late tomorrow into monday. the wind allowing for good air quality, breezy this morning, 15 through 20 miles per hour in the east bay. stronger gusts in the afternoon for saturday, sunny skies inland and more widespread cloud cover with the mist and drizzle. 6:00 sunday night. we will see some of the moisture from southern california head our way. there are the clouds through the morning hours, then we break our way to partly to mostly sunny conditions. in your sunday, more clouds arrived. where's the moisture? la

it just saddens me and i think of palo alto. mean african americans were only 1.8% of the population of this city. and yet they're individuals who think it's really important for them to come to this city and to express their hate in this fashion. attorney general. banta also announced a statewide hate crime coordinator who will be the point person between the department of justice and local law enforcement agencies for the reporting and prosecution of these crimes. reporting in palo alto. i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. president biden is warning that if republicans do well in the midterms and take control of congress, they will try to pass a national abortion ban. the president held a virtual meeting on friday with nine democratic governors, and he told them his administration is looking for new ways to protect abortion access following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade. several governors told him they are already seen an influx of people going to their states seeking an abortion. one suggestion is t

san francisco is 53. 57 at oakland. 64 with the sun in palo alto..er a mile at half moon bay. higher humidity with the clouds moving up from southern california throughout the work week. not a lot of change going on with some subtle temperature differences day-to-day. we are slightly cooler with 80 in santa clara. a lot of sunshine already here. mid 80's for los gatos. the sea breeze keeps the peninsula on the comfortable side with 76 in mountain view. it's a sunny afternoon with 67. san francisco at 64. the clouds around the coast with the sunset. nice day in the -- navado. low to mid 70's for san leandro. 75 at newark. we have mid 80's for pleasanton. 89 at concord. antioch at 91. in the city tomorrow it will be a cloudy start for the marathon. 4:00 with miss dan drizzle. -- missed and drizzle -- mist and drizzle. you have to got to go oakland for 90's. around the bay we should warm up to the upper 70's at hayward. we drop off a little bit. it is good sleeping weather out there. stephanie: we have been talking about this quite period. lisa: the wee

mid 70's for menlo park, palo alto and san mateo. as we look at the north bay, warm, 86 in sonoma.low to mid 70's for oakland but for 70's toward union city. heading inland, very little change. looking ahead, it will take all week until we cool off to the upper 80's inland. jobina: coming up, the seven things to know. reggie: a favorite of oprah, the are you tired of washing dishes? well flip the way you clean'em. introducing dawn platinum ez-squeeze. it's a new, upside-down bottle... with no cap. you just grab and squeeze. platinum's upgraded, more powerful formula breaks down and removes grease 4 times faster. nice! no flip, no mess. platinum is also a go-to grease cleaner for your sink, your countertops, and to pre-treat stains on laundry. faster. easier. new dawn platinum ez-squeeze. flip the way you clean dishes. (host) more and more cat parents are feeding tastefuls from blue buffalo because it's tasty and healthy. and now blue tastefuls comes in single serve portions. just snap it, peel it, pop it, chop it. pick up tastefuls singles and find out why one taste is all it takes

the peninsula 77 in palo alto and up to daley daly city, and 79 in santa rosa. 82 in napa and 70 millant to know about tomorrow so you can manage might be your allergies. some of the pollens popping a little bit here all in the moderate category. on the seven-day forecast, san francisco hold in the 60s the next seven days with the on and off again fog pattern and that will help to moderate inland temperatures as we are staying in the 80s as we roll through the next seven-day forecast. >> steady. it's been pretty mild for the summer. i love it. >> it has been a gift from above literally. >> this is in august. >> next week. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, a new survey reveals how many of us are reveals how many of us are changi driving mng when ihaakbie decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an

anyone with information is asked to call palo alto police. also learning new details surrounding the deadly mass shooting at an indiana shopping mall. you have 3 victims and the shooter are dead and 2 others were wounded. that rampage reportedly ending after a good samaritan with a gun of his own took out the shooter. jenna barnes has the latest for us. en >> greenwood, indiana police applauding 22 year-old elijah and he was shopping at greenwood park mall with his girlfriend when the shooting began in the food court. he, too, was carrying a gun and shot and killed. the suspect. his actions were nothing short of heroic >> engaged the gunman from quite a distance with a handgun was very proficient in that very tactically sound. and as he moves to a close in on usthe suspect, he was also motioning for people to exit behind him. the shooting began around 6 sunday evening when the 20 year-old suspect emerged from a mall bathroom after spending over an hour inside. we believe he was getting ready. he added the waistband holster on was several maga

san mateo to palo alto, 70s to low 80s. 65 in the mission. through the north bay maybe the wine country, 93 in sonoma. i wanted to show you the allergy forecast tomorrow. not that bad. moderate here. everything else is low. we'll be able to manage. on that seven-day forecast in san francisco, we hold with steady 60s on the seven-day forecast. inland valleys, we turn down the heat as we head into next week. we'll see a system linger just offshore all weeklong. that will keep us in the 80s with more of that fog in the morning and sun for the afternoon. it really is kind of the best recipe. we get hot for a day or two and then see those numbers slide down. >> yeah, so far this summer we haven't experienced that stretch of hundreds. >> yet. >> there's still a lot of time to go. >> which is excellent with the drought in place. >> i'm happy about that. >> thanks, jeff. >>> still ahead, something with a little more kick than cotton candy. candy. the newest 21 and up my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it ca

this happened in east palo alto just before midnight. he is accused of stabbing a man to death early this morning. investigators say they don't know a motive yet. this is east palo alto's third homicide of the year. >>> today, jury deliberations continued for former executive at theranos sunny balwani. the former ceo is facing charges of criminal fraud accused of misleading investors. balwani could face up to 20 years in prison. his ex-girlfriend theranos founder elizabeth holmes was convicted on four counts of fraud back in january. holmes will be sentenced in september. the jury is due back for there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few... comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of securityedge™ and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your small business is starting or growing, you need comcast business. technology solutions that put you ahead. get a great offer on internet and security, now with more speed a

61 in the city, mid-60's palo alto and san jose, santa clara at 69.y here, numbers, for the 70's today with the sea breeze not quite as strong. so comfortable, 63 in santa rosa, 71 by the delta. back to summerlike heat in lynn today and tomorrow, six degrees warmer in santa rosa. inland east bay warming up quick. santa cruz about 60 degrees right now. they will make up the difference as numbers come up to around 80 in spots. the fox expect to clear, still some drizzle at the coast in the hot temperatures. 90's inland today, tomorrow. bayshore looking at the 80's. a short-lived warm up as we get more fog. the system in the northwest allowing for cooler days tuesday and wednesday. we temperate the warming trend along the coast in the summer, mid and upper 60's. pacifica, ocean beach with partly cloudy skies. a nice day if you went to hits of the coast, not warm. tomorrow will, more along the shoreline. a warm day at 88 and san jose, above average. peninsula numbers from the 80's to the upper 80's with the sea breeze backing off. the civic a 67. -- pacif

you probably saw them last week from mount tam. 59 downtown. 62 in oakland. 61 in palo alto.er 60's half moon bay. there is a shaky camera. emeryville the wind has been anywhere from 20 to over 30 miles per hour through the delta. 59 petaluma. mid-60's where the wind had been gusty. sunny skies with mid-60's and lend. to the golden gate, it's been cloudy. the wipers from day-to-day over into the east bay as well. measurable drizzle. partly cloudy conditions over all. looking for increasing clouds, maybe, feeling a bit sticky for sunday. then a chance of clouds mainly east of us in the foothills and the central coast. but we are not expecting anything locally. there is the outside chance we could see something. but you will notice the drifting high and mid-level clouds. here is a look at the smoke perhaps drifting into the east bay. air quality is good. this is above 5000 feet. the hazy or conditions are near the mountains where this will continue into sunday. then we add in high clouds for the afternoon. then through monday a chance of showers and storms from the mountains to

you've got 75 in hayward, a little breezy there. 73 in palo alto and 84 degrees in san jose. i think around the bay area tomorrow, these temperatures going to stay cool coast side plan on lots of patchy. fog of the coastline and maybe some drizzle out there to guys. back to you. thank you, lawrence. our view of the universe has just expanded. nasa has unveiled the first image taken from its james webb telescope. check it out. it captures the farthest point. >> back in both time and distance in the history of the universe. the ancient light you're seeing was emitted by galaxies as they were forming nearly 14 billion years ago in the infancy of the cosmos, nasa calls it humanity's closest look yet to the dawn of the universe and the edge of the cosmos. this is a long-awaited milestone for nasa and it's 10 billion dollar telescope which launched into space in december for more galactic beauty shots will be released tomorrow. stanek. >> coming up, elon musk makes his first public comments since backing out of his 44 billion dol it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a strug

in palo alto, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> amazing pictures. thank you, scott. >>> in new york city, two people are dead after a boat capsized in the hudson river. several people were on this private fishing boat that you can see upside down in the water. several people were rescued by a nearby vessel. unfortunately, a 50-year-old woman and 7-year-old boy were unresponsive when they were pulled from the water by dive teams. both were later pronounced dead. they say eight other people were taken to local hospitals in stable condition. >>> up next, the emmy nominations are in. are your shows nominated? we'll tell you who is leading with the most nods and who is making emmy heftr history history this year. >>> you may be able to save. i'll show you how next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. the fog is back tomorr the fog is back tomorr morning owan my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one