palo alto is a little entrenched in it already. crowdstrike is going to grow into that. >> jason, do you want to take the other side you have palo alto >> no doubt about it yoohear joe on all the points he just made, and i would go back to the macro environment we've been talking about for weeks as i look at a stock for me trading at 85 times versus 50 times i believe the fundamental story hasn't changed corporate spend, enterprise spend is not changing at all i do think price matters i think in this area especially as, scott, you already mentioned from a return perspective relative to the market, palo is down i think it's done well i think there's beta in a crowdstrike, likely an up side i think it's performed very well and i think it still has 25% up side in terms of earnings growth from here. for me that's the name i would select here. >> i agree surprisingly with something you said which is that corporate spending is going to continue i agree with what jason -- what jason said i'd rather buy companies that have a more sane valu

. >> big honor for a palo alto high school. henry gun high school was just picked as the best public high school in the state. the ranking comes from te reresearch website niche. and also making the top ten were pao alto high school at number six, saratoga high school came in at number eight and los altos high school in mountain view came in at number ten. > >> science in the park at cal se east bay community members gathd on campus today for the free ev. science in the park is hosted be alameda county supervisor richad valley. it brings together science, technology, engineering engineering and arts in a fun and interactive environment. kis and families, kid could bring their own egg drop experiments we all remember those and drop them from a ladder close to 60 feet in the air. >> i'm here for my son. get him out of the house. he really likes legos. and jumpers. and got to see all the stuff they have out here today and it's a really nice event for the kids. >> my egg always broke. there was a massive lego carnival a petting zoo

made, may be upper 60's east of the city. 46 in oakland, 44 palo alto, 39 santa clara. 40 santa rosa, napa, 46 in concorde and novato. 42 by the delta. the golden gate bridge, high clouds. it will get breezy later today. gusty in typical locations. the cool start, the warmer afternoon. no tricks at all treats for halloween. after that we get a lot of changes with scattered showers and more cold air arriving into the middle of next week. we are holding off on that for all the little kids going out monday night. we have high clouds through late today and then we will get fog along the coast. sunday looks sunny. patchy fog at the shoreline. it may be, keeping it grey san mateo coast. monday we get more clouds and in the front gets closer. temperatures come down monday. tuesday, it gets interesting. monday night into tuesday, a pretty good storm in the pacific northwest. we get a piece of it. it moves into the sierra nevada with a few snow showers. not a big deal. at least we get high-pressure to go away for a little bit so we can see some rain with amounts anywhere from a

it's a visual that's difficult to look at the water east palo alto residents say they're getting when quality is at its worst. that's when the pipes are being cleaned out. we usually don't get a notice when they do and we whenever we turn on the water and it's brown we just have to wait until and let the water run until it's clean again the discolored water just part of the complaints local organization nuestra casa collected in a survey that was just published this week. it was part of a larger report done between 2017 and 2021 that aims to get grant money to improve water structure and underserved communities it found more than 700 east palo alto residents saying that they're concerned about their water quality and aging water infrastructure whenever i shower my eyes are burned and i have a lot of hair loss now, i don't cook with the water we buy water bottle. um to drink and use for cooking the survey found that more than 75% of respondents by bottled water for cooking and drinking 55% did not feel their drinking water is safe. unless rakasa says the survey opened up an important o

we reached out to the east palo alto to the manager. it explains that the city contracts the water operator who oversees quality standards. the water received comes from the san francisco public utilities commission. the report says it has to pass an old water system owned by the city and aged pipes owned by the residents which pay lead to the water being discounselor -- discolored. federal and local governments have to step up. >> we need to allocate funding so they can develop a comprehensive plan to fit this aging, aging infrastructure. they are planning a public meeting for november 17 about the water system and tuesday they will be set to approve $8.5 million for a new water system master plan. >> we hope that is resolved soon. lisa, let's check outside. lisa: we have sunshine inland making its way westward. this is a cloudy san francisco five or section degrees cooler here and we hope for sun for the blues festival. we will talk about that next. >> also ahead could we finally get relief at the pump? what governor newsom wants to d

the center serves as the administrative office for 3 roman catholic churches in palo alto. well, happening now, masks are no longer required on ac transit and bart, the alameda contra costa tran to district lifted its all board mask mandate for the first time since early june. the district says the decision comes after a considerable drop and covid cases and hospitalizations in recent weeks. barr also dropped their mask mandate on saturday. meantime, both transit systems are still encouraging people to wear masks. for your health this morning. you have new subvariants of the covid-19 virus starting to emerge. experts say it's just too early to know if the new covid variants are going to spread as widely as the highly infectious delta and omicron variants white house chief medical advisor, doctor anthony fauci said one of the new variants looks, quote, suspicious and might evolve into something more troublesome in the fall. what his concern is that current vaccines will not recognize the new variant and ward off infection. have more than 100,000 americans who have died from

life in palo alto this afternoon. jesse gary ktvu fox two news back to you in oakland, jesse what has been the response from neighbors in the area? are they supportive of this program? well, greg, you know, there's always been some kind of pushback. whenever you say you're going to have a lot with people who live in their rvs are going to stay, however. participants here and you know, founders say that because this program is gaining is gaining traction and being successful. people are here in the lots. they have an area where they can wash up wash their clothes, get clothing, etcetera, and then the other lot over in mountain view they bring in dignity on wheels to provide that kind of service because that's their the area is kept clean. it is weakening the arguments against these types of lots. gary live in palo alto for us, jesse. thank you. a brief moment of calm amid the chaos. take a look at this a rainbow forming in south carolina e impounded the coastal part of the state after causing catastrophic damage in flo

it's a visual that's difficult to look at the water east palo alto residents say they're getting whenlity is at its worst. that's when the pipes are being cleaned out. we usually don't get a notice when they do and we whenever we turn on the water and it's brown we just have to wait until and let the water run until it's clean again the discolored water just part of the complaints local organization was back as a collected in a survey that was just published this week. it was part of a larger report done between 2017 and 2021 that aims to get grant money to improve water structure and underserved communities it found more than 700 east palo alto residents saying that they're concerned about their water quality and aging water infrastructure whenever i shower my eyes are burned and i have a lot of hair loss now, i don't cook with the water we buy water bottle to drink and use for cooking the survey found that more than 75% of respondents by bottled water for cooking and drinking. 55% did not feel their drinking water is safe. unless rakasa says the survey opened up an important opportu

in palo alto dos ktvu, fox two news.you attended san jose homicide suspect was arrested in fresno. the man was wanted in connection with the shooting death of a woman yesterday on al midan expressway. officers responded to a report of a person down in a vehicle. when they arrived, they found a woman had been shot at least once she was pronounced dead at the scene . detectives id the suspect, and we're able to track him down at his home in fresno. they say he'll be brought back to santa clara county in the coming days. this is san jose's 28th homicide this year. burlingame police say one pedestrian was killed in another was critically hurt in a hit and run crash happened shortly after 10 30 last night. a man and a woman were walking across the intersection of california driving oak grove avenue in the crosswalk. sergeant david partner with the burlingame police department says the driver initially left the scene. yeah. take it. the prius. um traveling southbound on california instructor pedestrians as they were in the cro

it's a visual that's difficult to look at the water east palo alto residents say they're getting when quality is at its worst. that's when the pipes are being cleaned out. we usually don't get a notice when they do and we whenever we turn on the water and it's brown. we just have to wait until and let the water run until it's clean again the discovered water just part of the complaints local organization nuestra casa collected in a survey that was just published this week. it was part of a larger report done between 2017 and 2021 that aims to get grant money to improve water structure and underserved communities it found more than 700 east palo alto residents saying that they're concerned about their water quality and aging water infrastructure whenever i shower my eyes are burned and i have a lot of hair loss now, i don't cook with the water we buy water bottle to drink and use for cooking the survey found that more than 75% of respondents by bottled water for cooking and drinking. 55% did not feel their drinking water is safe. no surakasa says the survey opened up an important oppor

fremont is now 49 palo alto's 48.a lot of low fifties here. 46 alamo, danville , dublin in their castro valley as well. it's close for elsa bronte and even low fifties around hayward in union city. even brent was down to 53. so that's a pretty cool pattern here. the nights are getting longer days are shorter as you know, thirties in the mountains, fifties, up and down the coast, even down to l a. and san diego 62 really good rain from southern california all the way over into arizona. over the weekend. so the law that gave them the rain is now into new mexico that next level will take its place. part will go north part will go south, and the pattern does look like it's going to change your record heat up in the pacific northwest. that's about to end here. maybe not this week, but next week now again, this might be a little fast here on some of this, but it does look like the pattern is going to start to cool down here. as we get into what looks to be maybe a weather pattern end of the month. early november sun clouds

east palo alto has some, east oakland. san jose, palo alto, marin city, the residents suspect there is undocumented contamination. >> when sea levels rise, how do they not expose those taxes for us. >> until your work, few people have actually looked at the environmental health and social equity applications. >> people of color were often confined to live near industrial contamination. >> what kind of damage can they cause? miscarriages. there are many potential impacts on the human body. >> not in the waters of the -- water supply but a more subtle impact. the water that has contamination in it. >> we probably realize to the problem potentially, what can we do to prevent it. >> is that work being done? >> unfortunately, we have done a lot of capping. like putting an umbrella in the polluted soil. >> this toxic threat is a result of the legacy of racism. >> and i miss margaret gordon thought about this in west oakland. it could be a component but there are so many other ways families lost out because they were prevented fr

for a palo alto in the south bay. most readings hanging in the 70's as well.1, their at 79. 75 for cupertino, lower 70's along the east bay shoreline, tri valley around 80 ish. but a lot of upper 70's as well. not too much the couple. and when you compare that to the east bay shoreline, 72 for san leandro delay, who 68 69 for santa rosa. check it out. the 7 day forecast. a warming trend all week long backing off slightly as we get into next weekend. but still bone dry. >> san francisco is a piece of art in and of itself. but inside, you'll find another impressive work of art. the 30 panel mural depicting historical events like the 19 0, 6, fire which burned most of the city to the ground. >> cathedral archivist michael lamp and was acquainted with the bolivian born artist. and sotomayor. >> a very are gentleman with bolivian accept which you never lost, very committed artist. i think his early years bolivia formed his are very strongly. >> the mural was masterfully painted with acrylic on london. and so the myers home just a stone's throw away on hill, the pai

teacher at east palo alto, he has been faithful to the 49ers. his love for the team and students shines through the hallways. >> down, up. when we do a good job, what do we say? >> reporter: he has been teaching here 23 years. they call him mr. steve. >> we will play a quick game. do you remember the shark game? >> yeah! >> reporter: their appreciation for mr. steve shows too. >> mr. steve! i miss you. >> i miss you too. >> i miss you too. >> oh i miss you too. have a good day. i am about leaving memories. if they leave i want them to remember we used to have fun with mr. steve. >> reporter: he has taken students to games. >> i loved it. we had seats in a box, free food. >> reporter: they'll unpack the day after but look ahead to the next match up. he was once teacher of the month by the 49ers. it's not just about the team or how good players are. >> i have talked to the kids about the players and what they have to go through to make it. it's about not giving up and working hard. >> reporter: he tries to incorporate real life experiences to what

and according to investigators, this car is a mercedes benz that was reported stolen out of palo alto back in 1992. police also found unused bags of concrete. throughout the vehicle that just added to this mystery police so far have not released the name of the registered owner, the current owners of the house have only been there. a couple of years. and police say that the vehicle may have been buried in the ground as far back as the 90's. so we're taking a look here at all the scene outside of the home. and we can also now go back to after 2 police. they're about to talk on this right now. we're going to be getting an update from one of the commanders. his name is dan larson. so he's going to giving us an update on the case. there are a lot of reporters that are covering this. and as we take a closer look at this video, this is a drone shot that we had of the car there. you can kind of see how it was buried in the ground. it looks like just the back of the car. there is sticking up and some of the work that is being done. you can see the police tape that is also surrounding this and

. >> palo alto actually had a great quarter and we need to think about as we get into a trickiermic cycle where the chief technology officers and chief financial officers where are they willing to spend? and they have no choice but to spend in crowd strike and palo alto they could skimp on sierra, they could skimp on servicenow and get away with it for a while so it's going to be dicy >> you're choosy, amy. cadence design systems, obviously microsoft talk to me about those. >> no, i think companies are going to be looking to optimize their spend and there will be companies that will benefit, and i think -- we don't own servicenow but i think the others you mentioned i think a couple weeks ago which also a relatively expensive way of playing that but i think there are pockets and the baby poured out with the bathwater and there'll be a lot of good investments here >> josh, we're working on it we'll take a quick break and fix it during the break, bring josh back in. coming up meta is still spending on capx big time, a couple firms think that's going to be good for stocks which we'l

palo alto. police say the car was reported stolen in september of 1992.old to the san mateo county crime lab. and that's where it's at right now. but here's a recap of how we got to where we are today. how this car was found after 10 police say this past thursday, the car was discovered during a landscaping project. most likely buried in the 90's during the excavation cadaver dogs gave a slight notification of possible human remains after removing the car on sunday, police used ground penetrating radar to examine the scene. now they concluded no human remains were found on the scene. but one nearby resident not surprised by the mistreat car buried at the mansion. i'm sure there are a lot of a lot of stories like this that we just don't know because this area so athletic and so stories get coming up. one of the man previous owners, john liu had a lengthy criminal history. >> he was arrested in 1999 for insurance fraud. police say he tried to hire someone to sink his yacht with plans to claim the bowl was stolen and collect 1.2 million dollars from his insu

the residents of the 12 safe spots in this palo alto lot now have access to showers. laundry machines, library books and clothing for job interviews. i think it's a labor of love. i think we see that our families are in need. and just because you're living an rv doesn't necessarily mean the facilities in your rv work. tens of thousands of dollars and time were needed to transform what was an old fire station into a room with added value. i love it better than i spacex you move. mountain view started in 2018 with six safe spaces. it now has 112 in mountain view and pablo alto. but the big problem is facing, um housed residents and those living in rvs continue to grow, and we have to go farther faster and do more. if we're ever going to catch up and surpass the need that exists in our valley. participants here hope the simple pleasures that most take for granted will be a guide for what life can be like for all those struggling to find permanent housing for cities to be able to see that it works in our particular context is important and hopefully they'll open up their

it's a visual that's difficult to look at the water east palo alto residents say they're getting when quality is at its worst. that's when the pipes are being cleaned out. we usually don't get a notice when they do and we whenever we turn on the water and it's brown. we just have to wait until and let the water run until it's clean again the discolored water just part of the complaints local organization nuestra casa collected in a survey that was just published this week. it was part of a larger report done between 2017 and 2021 that aims to get grant money to improve water structure and underserved communities it found more than 700 east palo alto residents saying that they're concerned about their water quality and aging water infrastructure whenever i shower my eyes are burned and i have a lot of hair loss now, i don't cook with the water we buy water bottle to drink and use for cooking the survey found that more than 75% of respondents by bottled water for cooking and drinking. 55% did not feel their drinking water is safe. unless rakasa says the survey opened up an important opp

palo alto, 69. 70 in san jose. 63 at half moon bay.t the golden gate it is breezy and bright and there's a lot of blue sky there, no hint of an marine layer developing it. other current temperatures right now, 68 in santa rosa, petaluma, 67. concord, 71. livermore, 70 degrees. and looking westward, this guy is getting lower and the sky reflecting off the bay waters, not a hint of a cloud any. . these are the forecast headlines. it will be bright and mild tomorrow as fleet week begins and we will have a warming trend by mid that will not be extreme at all. as things get gradually warmer going into the end of fleet week. here is the forecast animation for the overnight hours. you can see that after midnight, low clouds and fog pushing from the coast locally across the bay but not very far inland. tomorrow as the commute is already underway, there will be a few foggy spots, but not very dense. there will be sunny skies beginning in the early morning hours. overnight, look for low temperatures many in the mid-to-upper 50's, 57 in san franc

liz: that candidate is running in the palo alto unified school district. is one of 16 candidates backed by the silicon valley association of republican women. >> the yard sign, i took it out of my yard? liz: the group's president said she started an effort last year to recruit candidates to run for school boards this november. >> it started with my manicures. she is vietnamese. i talked to her about her kids and she said, they do not have the same values that the parents have. well, why is that? because they have been in public school and they have been taught that socialism is good and america's bad. >> we will have other trainings. liz: they provided us this video from the first recruitment meeting. she says 50 people showed up. >> father god, we thank you and i thank you for these wonderful people who have said i am not willing to stand by and see our children indoctrinated. liz: she now has candidates running in 10 different school board races across the south bay including in san jose, palo alto, and morgan hill. >> he is running in cambria. liz: many

it's 70 degrees napa sandra fell palo alto and campbell all around 75 76 yesterday.today it's 71 70 71 70, so a little bit cooler compared to you. i think yesterday was the warmest day of the week. we had a slight offshore breeze yesterday. it is more northwest now or west northwest. coming down the coast and then he started seeing also making more of a move onshore. so that's a big change from yesterday when it was north, northeast and offshore and clear when you get that northwest wind, the temperatures, water temp c surface temps. they go down point raised. 52 bodega bay 53 point arena 52 in san francisco, but we back down to 54 when it was 59. last week. a lot of energy moving in pacific northwest, the pattern has changed dramatically as to a cooler, wetter one. we get the cooler and a few clouds but no rain. yet fog returns flows. forties fifties clouds sun breezy cooler. the city which was 70 yesterday, 64 today 53 that is below the average on both the record 91 2003. forties fifties on the temps here. i don't think these are changing mid forties atherton woods

the picture showing you it is 39 point five. 40 in palo alto.ould really see we have these temperatures that are chilly to start out. we will see a lot of sunshine after that brisk start. very similar temperature wise to where we landed yesterday afternoon. slightly below average for this time of year. patchy fog along the coast. temperatures once again in the 40's. let's talk about any chance for rain we have in the next seven days. next wednesday, that would be the second of november. we will keep our eyes on that. a lot of our guidance is printed on that possibility. a lot of sunshine today. looking nice. reggie: costco bringing a challenge to puzzle enthusiasts. jobina: it is made up of 60,000 pieces. the finished work ends up being 29 feet long. what bay area home, really? to make it a bit easier on full kick could be set up into 60 smaller puzzles. the big box retail store is selling this giant jigsaw for $600. reggie: you just mentioned the ocean is not just blue, how would you do that? africa is all just shades of yellow. could you imagi

moving on now a vandal to faced a catholic parish office in palo alto. it all happened at the saint thomas aquinas pastoral center on middlefield road. someone used pink spray paint to vandalize the garden area the suspect wrote a phrase of white racial superiority on a wall and spray painted a statue police are investigating it now as a hate crime. all happened between september 18th and 24th there have been no arrests. developing news now the search is on for hurricane ian survivors in southwest florida tonight ian has claimed nearly 80 lives so far in florida and at least four more in, north carolina. president biden will be traveling to the disaster zone on wednesday. abc news reporter rena roy shows us the hurricane recovery efforts underway a race against the clock across southwest florida fire and rescue teams combing areas hit hardest by hurricane ian traversing dangerous floodwaters searching for anyone who might be trapped first responders and fema on the ground, but also regular citizens hoping to help we decided to go in because the water lev

palo alto has measure k, creating the first business tax similar to other bay area cities. tax would not apply to small businesses under 10,000 feet or grocery stores. morgan hill voters can slow down the construction of new warehouses around the city with measure a, a yes vote would prohibit very large buildings and more than one truck dock. measure b would require the city to get the okay from residents if morgan hill decided to make the road that goes through downtown smaller, just two lanes. but that same yes vote could increase liability for the city if a pedestrian is hit. a no vote would not change the road but it would free up city planners to change it if they decided it needed to be. now those are some of the highlights from the santa clara county ballot. as always, check your voter guide and more information about statewide issues at nbcbayarea.com. >>> thank you, scott. 6:44 now. in a rare sitdown interview president biden is trying to reel back american fears the economy is heading into a recession. here is how he explained it to cnn's jake tapper. >> should th

palo alto, low 60's. half moon bay has been mild. it is taking longer with temperatures around 60 in santa rosa. it has been a mild night. as we look towards the roof camera, not a lot of wind. with cloud cover pulling back, we will see sunshine inland. 60's and 70's for temperatures, more widespread. yesterday, slow clearing. looking at warmer days arriving tuesday and wednesday. today at, you will notice as we get sunny, we have a stubborn cloud cover in san mateo and marin but a nice afternoon for most of you. through your monday morning, a great start. as we go into tuesday, we have mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon. the original -- the ridge willi. moay, midn'for the inland valleys.ld0'heoa.es's along the shore. with more cloud cover, we will see the peak temperatures midweek where it numbers well top out around 90. wind will be on the light side. we are talking about the low average numbers today with mid 60's downtown. 67 in oakland and fremont. the seven day forecast featuring the below average tem

we reached out to east palo alto. a report explains that the city contracts a water operator who oversees quality standards. the water received comes from the san francisco public utilities commission. the water has to pass through old water systems owned by the city and aged pipes owned by the residents which may lead to the water becoming discolored. any water issues can be reported by residents and will be investigated. the county supervisor says federal and local governments have to step up. >> we need to allocate funding so that they can develop a comprehensive plan to fix this aging infrastructure. reporter: the city says it is planning a public meeting about the water system on november 17. the city council will be set to approve $8.5 million for a new water system master plan. abc7news. dan: coming up, could you finally get some relief at the gas pump? what governors is -- governor newsom wants to do. dion: a grandmother gets robbed and the suspects get away with her life savings. what is more alarming is how

similar fires have been found in in danville, palo alto, and ber. palo alto, and berkeley. it is getting the attention of the marin county district attorney, who said, quote, these incidences are revolting and have no place in our community. our hate come investigators are working with local law enforcemt with local law enforcement to document and track these incidents. adding, our team of veteran prosecutors will analyze analyze the cases to determine whether crimes have been commit. crimes have been committed. > >> in oakland, city leaders are are scrambling to come up with new housing options for the hundreds of people being evicted evicted from the sprawling wood wood street encampment. tonight, tonight, an 80-year-old church in oakland is committing to helping house the homeless. not just because of the gospel, bute it is a pastor's personal missi. katie nielsen has the story. >> this is the place for people to come get a shower. >> every thursday, a large shower and laundry trailer thate department of missionary baptist baptist church. all thanks to the work of pastor

anyone who has this is asked to call palo alto police. now our 4 zone forecast. as we give you a look at the embarcadero in the bucky ball outside the exploratorium and and mike is on the going to get time. a breeze is here to tell us what's going on with the weather. yeah, it's a great night out there, especially in the east bay over berkeley. beautiful sunset out there right now. >> crystal clear, blue skies. it doesn't get any better than this. that's why love fall in the bay area. this time of year. temperatures out there right now. >> barely in the low 60's for half moon bay, mid 70's for concord's about a 15 degree difference out there right now between our coolest coastal city all this inland valley in the bay area with overnight lows tonight, widespread mid 50's but 2 outliers santa rosa in the low 50's at 50 degrees with and a little bit. milder cooling down into the low 60's, but just barely for your overnight temperatures. so we are going to see the return of call the fog overnight. but temperatures tomorrow going warm up for our warmest inland valleys

que las próximas horas gane acceso al resto del área de la bahía y lugares como clan, san josé, palo alto nuevamente tigres en horas de la noche de mañana y la madrugada del martes. mientras tanto, trae consigo ese cambio las temperaturas que a esta hora están entre una 13° más fresca sobre todo hacia el interior, ven esa diferencia y esta noche disfrutamos de un ambiente muy fresco esta noche cinco y 5° en san francisco 50 ytres a 60 rosa san josé con 60 mientras que con, con unos 59° y precisamente esperamos entonces que durante esta noche tengamos temperaturas mínimas en el rango de los 50° a través de nuestra zona la más fresca hacia el norte lugares como santa rosa hacia napa con 52° este ambiente bastante fresco sigue con nosotros durante toda esta semana mañana planifique con un día muysimilar a hoy mucho temperatura cercana a los 68 san josé mientras que en san francisco mucho más frescas temperaturas en los 78 más adelante les tengo el pronóstico extendido hablaremos de julia >>> regresaremos contigo más adelante. al regresar de la pausa robar un auto con un niño dentro le diremo

liz: that candidate is running in the palo alto unified school district.didates backed by the silicon valley association of republican women. >> the yard sign, i took it out of my yard? liz: the group's president said she started an effort last year to recruit candidates to run for school boards this november. >> it started with my manicures. she is vietnamese. i talked to her about her kids and she said, they do not have the same values that the parents have. well, why is that? because they have been in public school and they have been taught that socialism is good and america's bad. >> we will have other trainings. liz: they provided us this video from the first recruitment meeting. she says 50 people showed up. >> father god, we thank you and i thank you for these wonderful people who have said i am not willing to stand by and see our children indoctrinated. liz: she now has candidates running in 10 different school board races across the south bay including in san jose, palo alto, and morgan hill. >> he is running in cambria. liz: many of them are pare

definitely, heading near the bay, the coast, talking about some chilly weather. 66 in oakland. 72, palo alto. headed out to half moon bay too 60. of course, half moon bay, as we mentioned, one of the top spots to maybe head out to the pumpkin patch is for the family. something cheap and fun to do this weekend, especially with the way the economy is going. you will see the numbers in the 50s and 60s with the fog lingering. maybe a few son sun breaks, but overall, expect those clouds. rolling through next week's forecast, we have been tracking a system. this still looks like it's going to be producing the best chance of showers down towards southern california. we would be on the dry side of it. it's disconnected from the main strum tracker, so it's just not able to pick up enough energy to bring us rainfall. as we move into the seven-to forecast here, in san francisco, you'll see the numbers in the 60s with morning fog and afternoon sunshine. those temperatures, starting off in the 50s, through the inland valleys. we are in the 70s all the way through next tuesday. we do pop it back up and th

we reached out to east palo alto. a report explains that the city contracts a water operator who oversees quality standards. the water received comes from the san francisco public utilities commission. the water has to pass through old water systems owned by the city and aged pipes owned by the residents which may lead to the water becoming discolored. any water issues can be reported by residents and will be investigated. the county supervisor says federal and local governments have to step up. >> we need to allocate funding so that they can develop a comprehensive plan to fix this aging infrastructure. reporter: the city says it is planning a public meeting about the water system on november 17. the city council will be set to approve $8.5 million for a new water system master plan. abc7news. dan: coming up, could you finally get some relief at the gas pump? what governors is -- governor newsom wants to do. dion: a grandmother gets robbed and the suspects get away with her life savings. what is more alarming is how

, fremont's down to 52 49 palo alto. 46, petaluma napa airports 50 so there are some cool owes. you can see. there's plenty of low clouds out there in the grave from seattle all the way down the bar. but again, the bases are coming down is that high builds in so we'll get a little bit warmer bump up in those temps today, probably into friday, 60 seventies eighties, most locations being the mid eighties, maybe near 90 by friday. big question will be next week, especially next wednesday. there are signs of a low now it depends on where it goes. if it comes in and stays on the lee side, we will have probably a wind event. however if it does this and comes to the west, it'll be cold and maybe showery so something to watch for a week from today, 60 seventies eighties on the temps warmer, inland temps coast and but i don't think you're jumping up all that much, but it'll be the warmest day looks to be friday that a little clearer but still nice on the weekend. alright, steve. thank you time 6 41 tesla making a big change to th

adams attended palo alto high.report, new concerns about people who have autonomous vehicles. some drivers are putting too much trust in self-driving car's. according to research, people are too comfortable with self-driving features. the majority of people surye tae withtching tal researchers say that is ar problem, because the system still rely on drivers paying attention and being ready to take control at a moments notice. what could go a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway, we are down about 17 points. youtube is making it easier to find creators on its platform. the san bruno company just introduced @handles for users. it allows you to mention other users and comments and video titles and descriptions. creators will still hold onto channel names. the future will start to roll out this week end users will get notified when it is their turn to pick. the popular contest is in the middle of a cheating scandal. kumasi: turns out, online trolls stuff the ballot box with online votes to

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d4 in oakland, palo alto and low 60's on the coast. shark tank, south bay has upper 70's for the high. santa rosa was well low average yesterday, that continues. low to mid 60's now, so warmer start, three to seven degrees warmer. a cooler finished, the clouds peel back to the coast. by 11:00, 70 in the warmest interior valleys. mid-60's around the bay. by 1:00, it is a sunny and comfortable afternoon. west winds are with us throughout the day. it is going to be another cloudy night tonight. we begin the warm up the next couple of days, we will detail at coming up. liz: it has been a difficult few days for students after a school shooting on wednesday. some return to this we can to pick up belongings left behind in the chaos. six people were hurt in the shooting. oakland police are still searching for suspects. cornell barnard reports. >> i am feeling ok. i do worry about the people who might've been hurt. reporter: this 13-year-old returned to the charter school saturday. he came back to collect his backpack left behind on wednesday w

no change in palo alto or half-moon bay. but it is all being driven by this big mound of pressure in the pacific. the low pressure that is spinning off of san diego is what is combining to give us pretty strong winds. not high wind warning status, but strong enough so that there are wind advisories posted. 14 miles per hour at half-moon bay. 28 miles per hour and windy in santa rosa. one of the reasons for the warmer temperatures. we expect it to be windy and clear. scoured out. the lower levels of the atmosphere close to the ground. it will be mild overnight. tomorrow, nice as well. numbers about the same tomorrow as they were today. still windy. mainly dry weather as we get through the week. tomorrow, the numbers get down to the 50s for the most part. in the south bay, it will be sunny. readings in the mid 60s . 65 at mountain view. 67 pacifica. half-moon bay, low 60s . east bay, nice. low 70s in some spots. like pleasant hill and danville. pleasanton at 70 degrees. in the north, 74 novato. 73, san rafael. at the beach, 64

mid 50's at oakland. 49, palo alto. 54 at half moon bay. we have other temperature readings right now, as we look at the traffic. 47 in santa rosa. 50, napa. 47 at fairfield. mid 50's at concord and livermore. today is going to be more comfortably cool, mild day than we had yesterday. we had near record highs in several locations. inland, east bay today, we had upper 90's yesterday. we'll be in the upper 80's. concord, 88 degrees. oakland, high of 77. san francisco, which was at 90 yesterday, high of 73 today. north bay highs, mid to upper 80's. south bay, high of 84. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast, a big cooldown over the weekend, maybe even some sprinkles. more on that chance of rain later. >> thank you, spencer. good morning, everyone. we're beginning here with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. lights came on at 5:36. the backup is well underway right now. you see the car pool lanes are very light, so call your friends as you make your way to san francisco this morning. starting here with the golden gate bridge, where ther

liz: that candidate is running in the palo alto unified school district, one of 16 candidates backedssociation of republican women. >> i took it out of my yard. liz: jan is the group's president. she said she started an effort last year to recruit candidates to run for school boards this november. >> it started with my manicurist. she is vietnamese. i talked to her about her kids. she said, oh, but they don't have the same values. that the parents have. and go, why is that? because they have been in public school and they have been taught that socialism is good and america is bad. >> we are going to have other trainees -- liz: they provided us this video from the first recruitment meeting she held in a friend's backyard. she said 50 people showed up. >> father god, i thank you for these wonderful people who have said i'm not willing to stand by and see our children indoctrinated. liz: she now has candidates running in 10 different school board races across the south bay, including in san jose, los altos, and morgan hill. >> he is running in cambridge. liz: many of them are parents. f

palo alto. police are also investigating road rage incident that happened on highway 101 in oregon expressway. officers say a man driving saw a white chevrolet suv was swerving in and out of lanes while he was driving on northbound 101, last wednesday. both vehicles exited on oregon expressway and approach middlefield road. that is when police say the driver of the suv stopped in the road. 2 people, a woman and a man got out the woman, they say pointed a gun at the victim and threatened to shoot. the 2, then left strove off westbound on oregon expressway. luckily no one was hurt. the victim. so there was a 3rd person in the car. anyone with information is asked to call palo alto police also in south bay, sunnyvale. police have arrested 2 people who they say stole mail from mailboxes. >> happened early saturday morning on santa diana terrace. police arriving on scene finding suspects camera garcia and derek hopson trying to flee the scene. they say after a search of the car, police found hundreds

. >> well, more landry is a mother of 2 teenage girls leaves an rv at the palo alto, safe parking site on jammes road. she says her family loves their parking spot except they have no place to pay as to what they do that because i was sometimes they close so like, get ready fast. so they don't close before we get there. that changed friday county funding has allowed the addition of laundry a children's library and most importantly showers, you know, having everything that home that would be. we're looking at father, brian leong with move mountain view. a local nonprofit showed us around. he says the upgrade will help save residents. money and put them on the right path forward. we're excited about that because it's just a part of moving them into permanent housing. eventually. >> and given the kind of services so that they can get moving on with their lives and really thrive. father leong says roughly 40% of the residents have moved into permanent housing over the past 4 years. >> and more are hoping to do the same. >> i'm looking they've been in place trying to find tip as well. repor

. >> right now in east palo alto man is facing more than half a century behind bars accused of committing more than a dozen hate crimes and robberies. thanks for joining us, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus the santa clara county's district attorney, laith in says leighton johnson targeted at least 14 south asian women and tore necklaces. >> right off their necks. he was arraigned in court this morning. >> kron four's amanda hari explains the details of this case. >> the santa clara county district attorney tells me some of the women were injured during the robberies. they range in age from 50 to 73. now the suspect faces up to 63 years in prison. investigators say the crime started in june. they say over several weeks, 37 year-old late than johnson of east palo alto targeted south asian women. >> almost all wearing a sari bindi or other types of identifying a tire in san jose milpitas sunnyvale and santa clara. so sad. >> felt horrible for. >> members of our indian community. all of these hindu women who are targeted and just felt horrible for them and for their families

nice visibility right now. 56 in oakland and upper 40's palo alto.e coming out of that chilly range. things are turning around the upper 50's. still, pretty chilly for our friends in livermore. the neige ju a. gusty winds in nevada. the offshore component, drying out the brush. it will feel a little bit better out there, but please be careful if you are hiking, biking in the hills today. russia has sent out evacuation orders -- liz: russia has sent out evacuation orders. abc news reporter has the latest. reporter: has the war rages, russia falling back, abandoning their positions in the south around 20 miles from the russian controlled dam. russian authorities urging evacuations, telling civilian to leave immediately. officials say almost 25,000 have up, moving awaynal belonng heavyit marks the only regional capital russia has able to control since the invasion began , liberating it would deal a massive and strategic blow. amassing thousands of troops up north in belarus. at the border, troops prepare for the possibility that russia could open a nort

palo alto down to 67 san jose down to 69 fremont and hayward.o at 67, on to the low 70's for the inland east bay with walnut creek at 74 oakland, richmond, san leandro at 67 for your highs and some 70's across the north bay. but the low 70's out or very warmest now tomorrow, thursday already said work at repeating what we have today before a little cooler this weekend and some showers possible into saturday and sunday planned those halloween weekend festivities around that rainfall. potential monday for trick or treating with the kids. it does look nice and sunny and clear and temperatures a little bit more mild. great, right, john, thanks for that. ok, looking at your traffic this morning about 19 minutes may so that fremont street exit. >> as you're traveling there, san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, 1, 13 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. our richmond center fell bridge tolls to 101 a 7 minute right out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 27 minutes on this tuesday morning. >> it's 9.48 and first lady doctor jill bi

acher in east palo alto, ory.ching students how to take a loss here for him, the 49ers are more than a team. >> reporter: ain't nothing finer than a -- >> 49er! >> it is the greatest job you could ever have , even on bad days coming to work and you see some of these kids. they make you forget about everything. >> reporter: stephen ashford is a pe teacher at east palo alto school. he has been faithful to the 49ers as long as he can remember. his love for the team and students shined as he walks down the hallways . >> when you do a good job, what do you say? >> reporter: he has been teaching here 23 years. they call him mr. steve. >> i want to play a quick game. you remember the shock again? [ singing ] >> reporter: and their appreciation for mr. steve shows too. >> mr. steve! >> i miss you. >> i miss you too. all right, buddy. have a great day. i am all about leaving memories, and i want these kids , if they leave this school, they will think, i had so much fun with mr. steve. >> i love that we have the seats get i

yesterday brentwood mill valley, cupertino, palo alto 91.polio and half moon bay airport was 82. i think in town, it was 88. so there were some very warm temps. the city also, i guess it 90 there were lots of operators to near 90 in the city, multiple locations. a lot of high clouds south coming in at the bog. fog is there i mean, santa santa rosa. quarter mile visibility. petaluma three half moon bases five. now again, the fog is very shallow, so i would expect highway one, maybe moving through the petaluma gap as well. santa rosa, oakland conquered san jose arrows are all down now. 86 74 88 85 on the forecast highs. the air aloft, though, anseventies on the tempy difference, though, is the wind has turned more northwesterly. it's not east as it was yesterday. so cool. tonight's the warm to hot morning fog and it is fog. it's not really a low cloud deck. but you know you can call it what you want. foggers son. if you're over by the coast, it will be a dramatic drop. if you're inland, it'll still be warm to hot. fifties on attempts on those

a lot of upper 50's oakland alameda conquered hayward, fremont palo alto and redwood city.u can see each 57 novato. you're at 55 while santa rosa cool. 51 degrees. now today's afternoon. highs are going to be a little cooler than they've been the past few days. i'll let you know all about that. still ahead, rain. john, thank you for that. with traffic has been busy on this thursday morning about 40 minuas

henry m gunn high school ranking at number 35, palo alto high school coming in at 46 saratoga51 and los altos high school. just making the cut there at number 96 san francisco's lowell high school usually is a top performer ranking this year though at 1:43. and celebration of hispanic heritage month abc 7 is airing a one-hour special our america invisible which explores what hispanic and latino visibility looks like in different sectors of society the special features an honest conversation about latino culture and visibility in the media between abc news correspondence cecilia vega and geopenita gio benitez. here's a preview. walking into that white house every day. getting to buzz myself into the white house and ask the president two presidents. now question is wild to me and we'll never get old visibility can shape a person's future the way they see society and most importantly how they see themselves. who are your role models when you were growing up and watching tv and deciding this is what you wanted to do. why i didn't know that i was ever going to be in tv, so that was