vamos con imágenes en vivo en palo alto, está la llegada de joe biden al área de la bahía.

live in palo alto, cornell barnard, abc7 news. meantime, florida governor is also in california to raise ones for his 2024 presidential campaign. he started the day in sacramento at del paso heights or club for a private breakfast fundraiser. california assemblyman joe patterson attended, he said the fundraiser cost $3300 per attendee. here in the bay area, desantis is expected to hold a second campaign in woodside, than in an undisclosed location just miles from president biden's campaign in the scammers. dan: new details on the shootings at pier 39 that interact to people. the first was near beach and stockton across from pier 39. the second, down the embarcadero at howard street. tonight we are seeing dashcam footage of the moment the gunfire broke out as people run for their lives. for more on the video and the latest of investigation, let's go to reporter lena howland live in the city. reporter: this video is incredible. before we show it, we want to warn you that some people may find it disturbing. it shows the moment that g

earlier today the president was in palo alto.iness and tech reporter scott budman was there for that event. scott, the president outlined a massive new investment for the environment. >> it's true, audrey. we're talking about a plan to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on funding for various climate projects. ♪♪ a presidential visit to the lucy evans baylands preserve in palo alto today, where president biden t

thom jensen is in palo alto. first terry mcsweeney joins us in atherton, where the president is at another fund-raiser tonight. and steve wesley, no stranger to big-money politics and

thom jensen is in palo alto. but first terry mcsweeney joins us in atherton, where the president is at another fund-raiser tonight. and steve wesley, no stranger to big-money politics and fund-raising. >> reporter: yeah, and apparently mr. wesley lives right up this road and then one direction or the other. i couldn't get up there. secret service weren't having that. but as you look up this road, this is where the president of the united states is right now, between here and the president, you'll see chp, officers on bikes. you'll see secret service. you'll see chp. a lot of officers. i've got to tell you it is as impressive as can be when the president comes to town. i couldn't see through the window of his vehicle. take a look at what i did see. this is the motorcade coming in, and it is absolutely awesome. it's just so much power here. the president in that limousine in front followed by the secret service, followed by officers, followed by more officers. it is absolutely exciting. and the people who live up h

>> palo alto continues to be a table-pounder.ore and more share within the cloud our checks have been stronger, you know, as the year's gone on, and i think this is really one -- it's not just multiple expansions, free cash flow, and i think what's starting to happen right now -- >> i agree cybersecurity we know, china hacking and russia's doing whatever, but why palo alto networks there's a lot of competition in cybersecurity. >> sure, and they at this point are really getting the lion's share of incremental cybersecurity as we move to the cloud. palo alto when you have seen the share gain, they've flexed their m muscles again and again. what's starting to happen here is this is a story going into its next year of growth and in my opinion, when i look at cyber, we're looking at probably 15% to 17% growth this year in a 2% to 3% spending environment. that's why i view this as a green light to own cyber even though the stock's risen and many were skeptical to begin the year i view it as a table-pounder name. >> you talk about the

that's in palo alto. >> i'm right there.ing to be delivering remarks on his administration's efforts in action to combat the climate crisis to create good-paying clean energy jobs and his efforts to protect our environment for future generations. a later this afternoon around 3.30, he's set be attending a campaign reception for his 2024 presidential election campaign. ah, that's going to be in los gatos. and then later this evening, there will be a nother related to his campaign and atherton before he heads back. but this is a live look there at air force one this they landed safely there at moffett field in mountain view. just about 15 minutes ago. and he's the president got a pretty packed schedule for us. we do know governor gavin newsom is there to welcome the president here to california for his trip and we will continue to check in on the president throughout the day here. we have a crew there at moffett field we'll continue to cover his trip here to the bay area as the day goes on here on kron 4. and on kron 4 dot com

he had an event in palo alto to talk about money for clean jobs. then he's attending a couple fund-raisers. we're still trying to get more information about what his plans are this evening. we do know he'll be in the bay area for another full day tomorrow. so we'll hopefully get more of those details later on tonight. >> i know you're busy making all the pneho >>> welcome back. you've likely noticed it's been a cool and breezy day around the bay area. but there is a silver lining to all of this. it's in those blue skies we're seeing outside right now with some of the best air quality the bay area has seen in many years. meteorologist rob mayeda joins us now with a closer look at those numbers. what are they looking like, rob? >> it's nice to have some good news to report. >> i know. >> folks want to see 80s and 90s, but we really have seen some benefits from the stormy pattern that started the year and the lack of any strong high pressure, which can trap air pollution. really haven't seen that. and this cool spring continues like we're seeing outsi

officer erika lopez with east palo alto. the child got into the backyard by herself where the dog attacked i do not know is going to dogs. mine. >> i know this child had no foul play in this. police believe the child was attacked because the female cane corso had recently given birth and was protecting her puppies. authorities say multiple dogs were on the property and well taken care of, but they called peninsula humane society to remove all of the dogs from the home. always hear the dogs. how when i hear sirens. >> but most of the time, the quiet, chris aragon, a neighbor next door says despite hearing the dogs at times, they're great neighbors and he's in do not expect that to happen in this neighborhood. and >> may be said here that situation. >> the one year-old baby girl now at stanford hospital in stable condition. but on an assisted breathing apparatus, while detectives more over, whether they will press charges on the parents after their daughter was almost mauled to death reporting in east palo alto, justin campbel

we're living the way in palo alto and belhaven. the local nonprofit called climate resilient communities. thank you. you all are part of the. -- of that. [applause] i am here today to announce we are putting our critical climate investment to work. first starting tomorrow the department of congress, commerce will launch in the first and largest competitive resilience regional challenge to provide $600 million to coastal and great like communities that are building projects to tight against impacts of climate change from sea level rise, flooding and storm surge. we are investing in the people and places that have been hit the hardest but who are also on the front lines of leading us forward. second thing we are doing, the department of energy is going to announce it is investing more than $2 billion to modernize our electric grid to be more climate resilient including more than $67 million starting off in california. that funding can help ensure our electric grid is stronger, the lights and air conditioning and internet stay on duri

we have our jason snipe trimming his position in nvidia and palo alto jason, explain this one to us. a lot of people are trying to ride the ai wave you're jumping ship a bit. >> yeah, frank, and i think the bid is an important piece of the story. we still have a lot of conviction in both names palo alto is up 76% year to date nvidia up over 189% year to date this is a story just prudent -- trying to manage our risk going forward. obvi obviously there are still very strong core positions for us we still very much believe in the story as it relates to ai and cyber security and the ongoing tail winds there for us, with names that have run this far, we thought it was appropriate to take a little bit off the table, so we did again, part of our quarterly rebalance story, nothing changes for us in terms of the fundamental tail winds >> jason, nothing wrong with profit taking, but i want to ask you where do you see the risk? goldman saying palo alto is really their top pick when it comes to cyber security forecasting better than expected market expansion in that space and then wells out with

officer erika lopez with east palo alto. police says the child got into the backyard by herself where the dog attacked i do not know is going to his dog is mine. >> i know this child had no foul play in this. police believe the child was attacked because the female cane corso had recently given birth and was protecting her puppies. authorities say multiple dogs were on the property and well taken care of, but they called peninsula humane society to remove all of the dogs from the home. always hear the dogs. how when i hear sirens. but most of the time they're quiet. chris aragon, a neighbor next door says despite hearing the dogs at times, they're great neighbors and he's in do not expect that to happen in this neighborhood. and >> may be said here that situation. >> the one year-old baby girl now at stanford hospital in stable condition. but on an assisted breathing apparatus, while detectives more over, whether they will press charges on the parents after their daughter was almost mauled to death reporting in east palo alt

palo alto unified is now taking action to keep those teachers safe and the students under control. >>> we investigate sexual violence in the aapi community. why are cases overlooked and unreported? and the role asian hate plays in it as well. good thursday. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. >>> breaking news in san jose. police say there's been two stabbings and a carjacking. >> that's all unfolding at this hour in south san jose. our photographer at the scene showing us some live pictures at kuzer road and dellwood way, south of 85 near the los gatos border. police say on twitter that the first stabbing happened at this location. the suspect then moved to hilldale avenue in the same neighborhood where they stabbed a driver and then stole their car. when the suspect tried to flee in that car, that suspect struck a pedestrian. >> right now, three victims involved in all of this as far as we know at this point. the two stab victims suffered life-threatening injuries. the pedestrian is injured. but looks like they'll be okay. s

live in palo alto tonight come up --, going overnight. dan: ron desantis is in california as well to raise funds for his 2024 residential campaign, scientists started the day in sacramento at dell pascoe county club for private breakfast and fundraising's joe patterson attended today's event and he says the fundraiser cross three $300 per attendee. here in the bay area, desantis is expected to hold a second campaign rally in woodside in an undisclosed location just miles from where president biden's campaign in los gatos. dion: i'm next, new at 6:00 taylor swift ticket trouble, one family needs wheelchair accessible seats and cannot get them. another book the receipts by -- seats by mistake and cannot change that. partial solutions thanks to the icing. dan: caliph and he got an extension on filing taxes because of the winter storms which some people got the letters from the irs saying they were late. weeks wayne white and what to do about it. -- we explain why and what to do about it. >> winding down on a brisk and breezy note, will we ge

even palo alto to 22.alf moon bay so it'll be a blustery windy day here. 50 on the temps we had a lot of 40s this morning even though the nights are incredibly short in the days are very long i think we could even colder lows tomorrow. a little bit of fog there. san mateo coast santa cruz mountains a little bit kind of dancing around down towards santa cruz itself and also a little bit towards santa, santa clara valley. but look at southern california. they actually cleared for a bit yesterday, but that low cloud deck is right back in there. la and san diego. talk about a june gloom, very rare to get any sun. they had some though yesterday. this upper low dropping in doesn't have a lot of moisture to work with but it's still that's what generated the wind. there will be another low taking its place that might tap into a little bit more moisture later in the week. this will be with us probably to the end of the month. this kind of a pattern here, so below average temps at least this week, maybe getting near

we're headed back to the mid-60s today in daly city, and 79 for palo alto.pect it to reach into the upper 60s for today in the mission district, and reaching 68 for a high today in mill valley. santa rosa up to 77, and 87 in clearlake. you can see how the temperatures vary from the coast to the inland areas, and that's going to continue into the weekend. by next week we get slight cooling as another area of low pressure and a trough moves into the pacific northwest and brings back that ocean breeze. looking at the next two weeks -- the next two weeks, the climate prediction center is showing that california, much of the west, will have below average temperatures and in terms of rain, well, we may see more of that further to the north while we will see an equal chance of getting mainly dry area for much of the bay area. let's head to ukiah, because by tomorrow they will be hitting the low 90s. there will be a huge difference between weather tomorrow and then what we will feel next week. overall our inland temperatures come down significantly after a gusty win

just very social. >> well, you might call this one a whale of a tale of palo alto teenagers.cked by a killer whale. they were out to sea off the coast of southern spain. may remember cal currier. he sailed across the atlantic ocean from the east coast last summer. >> he and his family went on another adventure. but this summer, this time it was cut short. our current purse, gayle ong has the story. >> this was the moment when org has also known as killer whales careers. vote argo. hello. this is the argo our do. his father immediately calling for s o the boat was adrift on the strait of gibraltar near spain leaving courier, his brother and father stranded word is, you know, looking up at the of the roof. what was that like? >> it was very brief and very intense. speaking to us from portugal. currier says the incident lasted about 4 minutes. me and my brother were. >> lowering the sales turning off the engine, doing things to trying to bore them. we hope that worked for them is that they would go away. it did not. >> it all came to an end when his boat was spotted by a rescue

dish network palo alto going in, dish coming out.s are on the move in the after hours. palo alto up 4%, dish down just about 4% let's move on. up here today very weak week for dollar general the stock dropping 20% in the last four days most of it coming yesterday. it was dg's second worst week on record guy, i thought this was supposed to perform in bad times fwhere the consumer, particularly low income, is under pressure. >> i'm sure they thought that as well that's what i thought. this stock in october was making all-time highs lots has changed look at their inventory build, 21% off of 8% growth listen to their commentary they've made some disastrous comments about the consumer going forward and what they thought the outlook was. you can't -- listen, ai is not going to solve all the world's woes when you listen to dollar gen, overlay that with walmart, target recently, i don't think it paints a particularly rosie picture. >> there is a tradedown going on in the consumer that shops at dollar general the problem is they go to a food

>> it's relative to fortinet or palo alto. what i'm looking to do is make that valuation trade that i made on june 5 with amd and broadcom. i sold out at 118, a much more expensive p/e and went to broadcom went in at 7.88. i'm looking to make the trade in cyber security i think the market at some point is going to give me a better entry point. that's the next move on this exit >> jason snipe, what do you think about this move? you're in palo alto. >> clearly my pick in the space. the stock has run -- a lot of the cyber names have run a lot >> this one has done well. >> yeah, yeah. >> it hasn't done as great as palo alto but it's had a very good run >> just them moving into the profitability sector coming off the fourth consecutive profitable report in this last quarter, eps growth has been substantial. we're looking at taking some off the table. 100% because of the move it's had already this year. >> most likely fortinet is the name i'm going to purchase >> that's the stephanie link name >> quality is what right now speculator

. >>> palo alto network says we'll talk to him about his message to investor. >>> later on, a pulse check on luxury real estate the ceo of douglas elliman is with us with a look at where sales are rebounding and the new market attracting the world's wealthy. >>> take a look at stocks. we've seen a nice improvement. the s&p has gone positive. tech leads the way nvidia is up you have materials having a good day, industrials i'm watching the ten-year yield because we got a ton of data and trying to parse what the market is thinking about it manufacturing, a little weaker jobs, better claims were better than expected americans filing for unemployment games adp a little better than expected prices paid within manufacturing, a little weaker that's a good sign for inflation. why you're seeing treasuries rally with yields moving higher and june hike expectations coming down. >> not to mention all the pressure on the consumer we've seen in micro, in terms of the retail blowup. vix, meantime, suggests the worst of the concerns about the debt ceiling are coming to an end. back below 17. not to say t

palo alto, berkeley, and even parts of marion county.ay, sandwiches, the sheriff's office will announce steps to help address the city's fentanyl crisis. the sheriff is going to hold a news conference later this morning where he will unveil his plans to use the sheriff's office emergency services unit to help combat open air drug dealing. that unit will be deployed to areas of the city where there's excessive drug use. team will then work with other public safety agencies in the city. and more details on that plan are expected at a news conference set for 09:00am. this morning that at civic center plaza. and mark and was deployed at 4 different bart stations 4 straight days during this past week. what would be between june 4 to june 7th. the first happened on the 4 daly city station when unidentified man was spotted right near the fare gate severed from an overdose june 5th around 02:00pm. a different man spotted on a train approaching the fruitvale station suffering from an overdose on june 6 around 02:00pm. a woman was found unresponsi

palo alto, 70 half moon bay, 59 degrees. and this time from mount tam. can see the camera is bouncing around a little bit from the winds. we had very nice temperatures are warm in santa rosa, 81 and then elsewhere, lots of 70. novato 72 napa, fairfield, 77 concord and livermore in the low 70s and this time from the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see more of the effect of that wind there. so it's going to be blustery again through tomorrow and that means temperatures are going to come down for juneteenth. it will be slightly warmer for the first day of summer around wednesday and then below average temperatures through next week. in fact, we have a system moving through in the accuweather 7 day forecast that's even going to bring us temperatures well below average right now. check out the winds. they are very strong. i want to show this again, gusting up to 37 in novato, 40 in sfo. so we see these very strong winds all around the bay area and they typically die down overnight. but you'll notice even tomorrow morning they'll still be breezy and then tomorr

dan thorn talked palo alto animal control about this surprising call. control says that get calls about issues with smaller birds all the time, but never about bald eagles. their theory is this eagle was being clumsy want was hunting when it crashed into the family's window back on may 25th and this episode made for a pretty interesting morning. >> the eagle has landed, actually, it crashed into the window of a palo alto home every day, something new. we moved a long ways from the dog catcher that everyone thinks we are animal control. officer cody mccartney says neither he nor dispatch believe did when they first got the call, something more common like an or a hawk. sure. but a bald eagle. i'm thinking it's probably a long shot that actually was a bald eagle, it sure enough was. and when i saw standing there it was it was kind of a once in a clear thing. i just i've never been that close to all legal. and i think the first thing i noticed was the size of its talons and it mccarty says bald eagles, like many animals are more active in the spring. he sa

his name is michelle and palo alto. police arrested him wednesday on suspicion of 6 counts of battery. they think a sexually assaulted 2 men during ultrasound procedures at stanford health care. >> in april and in may. and stanford has on administrative leave. but also police say he worked at other hospitals in the bay area. and in cincinnati, ohio. so they want to put the word out if there are any other possible victims out there. >> well, 2 teenagers and a man are now facing charges for the shooting death of a 15 year-old boy in santa rosa. police say the victim was found shot lying in a parking lot last wednesday on corby avenue just off highway one to wonder santa rosa's dmv. 23 year-old anthony vega rodriguez along with a 17 year-old boy and a 14 year-old girl are now facing a number of charges, including murder and allegedly being a member of a street gang. detectives say they are still looking for witnesses in this case. illegal street vending in san francisco is disrupting the mission district neighborhood and p

officer erika lopez with east palo alto. police says the child got into the backyard by herself where the dog attacked i do not know is going to dog's mind. >> i know this child had no foul play in this. police believe the child was attacked because the female cane corso had recently given birth and was protecting her puppies. authorities say multiple dogs were on the property and well taken care of, but they called peninsula humane society to remove all of the dogs from the home. always hear the dogs. how when i hear sirens. but most of the time, the quiet, chris aragon, a neighbor next door says despite hearing the dogs at times, they're great neighbors and he's in do not expect that to happen in this neighborhood. and >> may be said here that situation. >> the one year-old baby girl now at stanford hospital in stable condition. but on an assisted breathing apparatus, while detectives more over, whether they will press charges on the parents after their daughter was almost mauled to death reporting in east palo alto, justi

it was a medical call east palo alto.ice responded to this house on shim. bring lane dogged by unconscious. after a one year-old baby girl was mauled by a large cane corso similar to this file picture. child suffered injuries throughout her whole body lacerations to her face. >> in the trachea. i want to call her arrow is compromise. officer erika lopez with east palo alto. police says the child got into the backyard by herself where the dog attacked i do not know is going to dog's mind. >> i know this child had no foul play in this. police believe the child was attacked because the female cane corso had recently given birth and was protecting her puppies. authorities say multiple dogs were on the property and well taken care of, but they called peninsula humane society to remove all of the dogs from the home. always hear the dogs. how when i hear sirens. but most of the time, the quiet chris aragon, a neighbor next door says despite hearing the dogs at times, they're great neighbors and he's in i would not expect that to

with our trades gina, what do you think of palo alto networks?> we love them. we've owned them for a while if you own it, keep owning it. the challenge with this is that they have had tremendous, blistering revenue growth. it's in line with everybody expanding. and so you're seeing a lot of names, you know, a lot of these names getting a lot of traction. so, you know, checkpoint, you know, all of the competitors are doing it, but quite frankly, palo alto networks is just out ahead above the rest, and they have been growing tremendously and so not surprisingly, their valuation is tremendously high >> well, tremendously high is definitely reflecting both their rally and some others lately what about sofi where analysts are saying that's also tremendously high? they're getting downgrades, and saying the recent rally has run its course even though they in the long run think that student loan moratorium will be a positive do you like it >> so look i'm actually not as positive on sofi these are two very different stories. palo alto networks have sort o

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. >>> en la lucha contra el trÁfico humano en palo alto ponen un programa piloto. >>> 6 y 12 asÍ se ve catalogado como na skwan te fue enviado los afectados recibieron una presentaciÓn de power point, un maestro que recibiÓ dicho mensaje. que contactÓ a la policÍa, las familias dicen no han recibido notificaciÓn sobre este incidente. trÁfico humano en respuesta a esta situaciÓn organizaciones y residentes de east palo alto se hi reunieron para brindar ayuda a estas vÍctimas. >>> la preocupaciÓn y miedo de padres de una menor vÍctima de trÁfico humano, para combatir esta pandemia como dijo el vice alcalde. >>> queremos construir conciencia, la pandemia en cuestiÓn de trÁfico sexual. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). el martes durante una reuniÓn funcionarios de la ciudad dieron a conocer la coaliciÓn contra trÁfico humano y recursos disponibles para la comunidad. >>> educaciÓn y casas para las mujeres y hombres, chicas, y tenemos doctoras que pueden hablar con toda la gente en sus problemas. >>> es una sobreviviente y no quiere que vÍctimas y sobrevivientes repitan su historia. >>> para mi, estab

but for crowdstrike, it has been a disappointment relative to palo alto.ave outperformed crowdstrike. and the thesis which i've communicated and i know josh has as well, is about market share capture. and we really have not seen that just yet you did have a technical breakout the last three weeks in this name. it is sustaining to a certain september that technical breakout it is not really accelerating very significantly they are going to be a player in ai but so is palo alto and so is fort net fort net has the best balance sheet of the three >> and it also has good product set. they are gaining share on the enterprise and cto consolidates vendors and that is why palo alto a fortinet are doing so well they can offer a lot more now. and so 350% of total revenue growth it is impressive >> you talk abou mentioned how microsoft will get bigger in cybersecurity software palo alto is more of a hardware company but also building their software offering. so i have owned crowdstrike very tactically but i don't like it right now because of potential of somebody eati

ademÁs del evento en palo alto tiene evento de recaudaciÓn de fondospara su para su campaÑa de reelecciÓn la caravana del presidente podrÍa causar alertas de trÁfico a lo largo del dÍa. paola:lunes de descanso para muchas familias que estÁn aprovechando las aquÍ es al aire libre. el viento al parecer todavÍa nos va a acompaÑar. >> buenas tardes irse por seguir en sintonÍa. ha sido un dÍa feriado y sÓlo muchos han estado afuera viviendo condiciones estables. se van a mantener asÍ para las siguientes horas pero se notan temperaturas un poco mÁs frescas y por lo menos a las 19:00 todavÍa con temperaturas en 64 grados que rÁpidamente van a descender a los altos 50 grados a partir de las 21:00. condiciones despejadas en la noche de hoy y por eso las temperaturas se mantienen frÍas. van a seguir en descenso para que maÑana y alcanzarÍamos mÍnimas en 50 grados en san josÉ. sino movemos para san francisco 51. y santa rosa mÁs frÍas en 46 grados. cuando estas temperaturas vayan poco a poco en ascenso ustedes que laboran en el exterior, a las 9:00 ponce alcanza los 58 grados. mire, usa mantener en

el presidente joe biden aterrizó en palo alto esta mañana, su visita comenzó la reserva natural de palon de fondos y en 40 minutos estará en. por el mismo propósito y mañana junto al gobernador irá al condado marín. >> y también llegó el gobernador de florida y aspirante a la nominación presidencial por el partido republicano ron desantis para un evento de recaudación de fondos corte comercial. al volver. hoy se celebraría de la emancipación fecha que se conmemora el fin de la esclavitud en estados unidos. le diremos de eventos que se realizaron en el área de la bahía. >> tomen hablaremos de uno de los grandes sueños para todos como la compra de la vivienda movimiento inesperado de la selección mexicana. le contaremos quebasura los eventos que conmemoran () están planificados en varias áreas de la bahía. >> también recaudacion de fondos, se reconoce con énfasis el día de hoy, también se reunieron a conmemorar el día de hoy. del gobierno federal estipulo que es el día dedicado a conmemorar el día de la emancipacion. >> activamente un día con mucho calor y color en donde se conmemora el f

los olÍmpicos paraolÍmpicos estadounidenses de diferentes disciplina jugaron en palo alto. este fin de semana. su misiÓn estÁ centrada en recaudar fondos para una escuela como nos cuenta paula alvarado. el ciclismo no fue lo que yo encontrÉ. me encontrÓ a mÍ. >>> con un pie en un pedal y con su mente en tocada en una meta. martÍn se prepara para una de las competencias mÁs importantes de su vida. >>> es un po o de ing certidumbre y ansiedad. >>> el objetivo. >>> la meta es hacer 24 horas sin parar. >>> con paradas breves. >>> y todo por una loable misiÓn. destinado a becas estudiantiles. >>> vamos a afl dar a el futuro de comunidad. >>> una importante carrera que le ha hecho frente en el pasado. recaudando en los Últimos 2 aÑos. mÁs de 17 mil dÓlares. destinados a beca. >>> creo que al hacer esto. lograremos que mÁs niÑos tengan una mejor educaciÓn un futuro mÁs brillante un recorrido de 340 millas >>> puede ser una misiÓn imposible t martÍn. el cansancio se va. se necesita una motivaciÓn como esa para hacer un reto asÍ, ¿no?. para hacer una cosa como esta. porque bÁsicamen

menlo park and palo alto are both down to 42.at 40 about that but hot fun in the summertime that's because it starts today. cooler shows some fog marin coast parts of that san mateo. then it pulls off not much north not much on the santa cruz, but there's a lot forming and there will be more on the way tonight and tomorrow. you can see it to the to the left there. and it says associated with another low that's on the way. but for today, 60s, 70s, upper 70s, there will be a few low 80s tomorrow will be a big drop on thompson also cloud cover but today looks pretty good at least inland. all right sal is here. quiet or something new? you know, i would say steve, it's a pretty good commute out there and it is quiet compared to yesterday when we had a lot of stuff going on this morning. if you are heading out on highway four, it looks pretty good. and you know, it's a little bit of slow. so you better you better bring your music so you can dance to the music in your car. but other than that, it looks pretty good. if you are driving on

you might call this a whale of a tale of palo alto teens.le well out to sea off the coast of southern spain. you may remember cal currier who sailed across the atlantic ocean from east coast last summer. well, he and his family went on another adventure this summer. but this time it was cut short. kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> this was the moment when org has also known as killer whales attend cal careers vote argo, below. this is the argo our do. his father immediately calling for s o the boat was adrift on the strait of gibraltar near spain leaving courier, his brother and father stranded word is, you know, looking up at the of the roof. what was that like? >> it was very brief and very intense. speaking to us from portugal. currier says the incident lasted about 4 minutes. me and my brother were. >> lowering the sales turning off the engine, doing things to try to board them. we hope that worked for them is that they would go away. it did not. >> it all came to an end when his boat was spotted by a rescue team. and towed to safe

the palo alto native, who was 16 years old at the time sailed solo across the atlantic ocean from the east coast. this time he was sailing to greece with family. and while no one on board was hurt by the killer whales or had. >> it had our writer. in its mouth the boat's rudder is now destroyed. couriers experience is just one of several recent attacks off the coast of southern spain. local maritime rescue service say there have been dozens of reports of attacks on vessels so far this year. >> on the spanish and portuguese coast courier sold the total vote to a marine repair shop for 500 eur. ultimately leaving his quest to greece at a standstill. best would have been to just get all athens. the second best. >> attacked by orcas. because that's a cool story. and i'm gonna member that for the rest of my life. >> meantime, experts are not sure why these or get tax happened happening. but there are 2 theories. one, the orcas are playing or 2. the whales are taking a sort of revenge after years of being injured by boats. gayle ong kron, 4 you know that they kept that damage runner. you kn

we're live this morning in palo alto. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. all right, james, thank you. and coming today to northern california, florida governor and republican presidential candidate ron desantis. desantis will be at private fundraisers in sacramento and in woodside. and over the weekend, he addressed republicans in nevada saying he wants to dismantle what he calls a culture of losing in the republican party. you you're not going to be able to make any excuses about the 2024 election, the time for excuses is over. yeah, the message by desantis is his first in california since he and his administration in florida admitted being involved in transporting 36 migrants from texas to sacramento. and now we're learning more about what the migrants were told when they flew from florida to sacramento back on june second and june 5th in sacramento. obi was shown a copy of the form the migrants signed before they left florida. that form says the migrant consents to participate in the state of florida's voluntary transportation program and that no promis

reporting from palo alto, i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. one of president biden's republican political rivals, florida governor ron desantis is set to be here in the bay area this afternoon. desantis is scheduled for a private fundraiser this afternoon in woodside. this morning, desantis attended a private $3,300 a plate fundraiser raiser at the del paso country club in sacramento. now over the weekend, he addressed republicans in nevada, saying he wants to dismantle what he calls a culture of losing in the republican party. you're not going to be able to make any excuses about the 2024 election, the time for excuses is over. now, this is desantis first time in california since he and his administration admitted to transporting 36 migrants from texas to sacramento, california lawmakers and faith based organizations condemned the move in sacramento, officials said the migrants were misled into being flown to sacramento. desantis administration said the men and women all went willingly and it was done through verbal and written consent. we wi

officer erika lopez with east palo alto. police says the child got into the backyard by herself where the dog attacked i do not know is going to his dog is mine. >> i know this child had no foul play in this. police believe the child was attacked because the female cane corso had recently given birth and was protecting her puppies. authorities say multiple dogs were on the property and well taken care of, but they called peninsula humane society to remove all of the dogs from the home. always hear the dogs. how when i hear sirens. but most of the time, the quiet, chris aragon, a neighbor next door says despite hearing the dogs at times, they're great neighbors and he's in i would not expect that to happen in this neighborhood. and >> may be said here that situation. >> the one year-old baby girl now at stanford hospital in stable condition. but on an assisted breathing apparatus, while detectives more over, whether they will press charges on the parents after their daughter was almost mauled to death reporting in east palo a

it will be at the east palo alto city hall, the east palo alto, human peas, palo alto against human trafficking the pack is a collaborative effort to develop newfsolutions to address the issue in the city. and in the greater san mateo county area. >> time now 7.35. and today the san jose police chief is expected to respond to a report that says that there is a rise in the number of complaints against san jose police officers. this new data shows that for 3 years in a row, these complaints have been going up. so the chief is expected to discuss this at a city council meeting. this report comes from an independent police audit that happened that found a 3rd of the officers in the department have received at least one complaint from the public in 2022, which is slight increase from 2021. >> well, an update now to a story we first brought you yesterday morning. the marion county sheriff's office says that the suspicious death of an elderly hiker may have been caused by kick from a horse. the 82 year-old man was found with severe head injuries on a remote road in the san jeronimo valley on friday. h

officer erika lopez with east palo alto. police says the child got into the backyard by herself where the dog attacked i do not know is going to dog's mind. >> i know this child had no foul play in this. police believe the child was attacked because the female cane corso had recently given birth and was protecting her puppies. authorities say multiple dogs were on the property and well taken care of, but they called peninsula humane society to remove all of the dogs from the home. always hear the dogs. how when i hear sirens. but most of the time, the quiet, chris aragon, a neighbor next door says despite hearing the dogs at times, they're great neighbors and he's in not expect that to happen in this neighborhood. and >> may be said here that situation. >> the one year-old baby girl now at stanford hospital in stable condition. but on an assisted breathing apparatus, while detectives more over, whether they will press charges on the parents after their daughter was almost mauled to death reporting in east palo alto, justin c

redwood city, palo alto up to 74 south bay. temperatures in the mid to upper 70's for your daytime highs today. pretty similar range for most of the east bay. while oakland, berkeley and richmond, you're still holding on to the 60's for the north bay lake napa valais home in santa rosa, which had been in the 60's. today is a return to the low to mid 70's for you. now tomorrow, saturday, sunday and monday of next week are all very like one another. a few clouds here and there. but overall, nice bright skies, 60's and 70's for your highs. it won't be until wednesday of next week that we see any low 80's returning to the map, right? all right, john, thank you for that. will trap it. we're starting to get a little busy long, 80 this morning. >> crockett out towards the maze about 26 minutes for everybody traveling there, the bay bridge meteor lights are on 12 minutes. so still pretty light. your san mateo bridge around 13, 80 to one on one over in the south bay. things are still green. 29 minutes. 85 to menlo park. 2, 80 82 not see

redwood city, carlos, palo alto at 67. they're san jose, not even crack in 70 degrees today. nor will you in the tri valley livermore and pleasanton. and only 68. well, oakland and san leandro at 66, a few 70's for solano county. vacaville being are very warmest at 75. well, santa rosa down through mill valley, all in the 60's tomorrow. very similar to today, upper 70's at our warmest. and that's kind of the way it goes into the start of summer on wednesday, upper 70's at the very warmest inland. we'll see a few clouds here and there come thursday and friday. but this forecast stays mild and stays dry all the way through. as for your roads, things out there, the bay bridge looks just fine as they have all morning long. nice to see your drive times. still below 10 minutes as we've seen all morning is 18th. so not as many commuters this morning, san mateo bridge, 14 minutes to make your crossing. there had some issues earlier. those are long gone. richmond, sandra fell bridge only 8 minutes to make your crossing. all right, john, thank you very much. today, banks and federal of

we have a small branch at palo alto jcc and san francisco jcc and the main branch in san francisco. >was thinking that we can in some ways take reading for granted, something that we have a luxury of in the bay area, not immune from issues of illiteracy but we have a high degree of illiteracy and interaction with books and readings. something that we take for granted. can each of you talk about the kinds of programs that you offer, the ways in which people interact with your books with reading and what that does for folks. so, i wonder, howard, if you can talk about the programs that the jewish community library and then ask vivian? >> sure. from my angle, i certainly don't take it for granted that we read and actually maybe we can talk later that we are having a lot of challenges both with time and technology, having an impact on the degree to which we read. one of the things that we really try to do at the library is to promote reading in book groups and a lot of the programming is to get people together to read books and interact with authors and lecturers. a goal of stimulating re

he was in palo alto with newsom . ken even even in bennett rosenberg were on the route of the motorcade. they hope io ing vinment. >>real accelerate the term to heal our environment. i think about my future and my kid's future. >> reporter: ron desantis spent the day fund-raising in northern california. sonoma state university political science professor david mccuen said it's no accident they come here. >> you have to go to silicon valley, hollywood, be seen with that in crowd. california is the atm of american politics. >> reporter: desantis made his way to the bay for another event in woodside. this visit is weeks after sending dozens of migrants to sacramento. amanda? >>> let's look at the other top stories. the u.s. coast guard is leading a desperate search for five people on board a small submarine touring the titanic wreck. experts say those on board have about 96 hours of occasion against left. rescuers are racing against time hoping to find it in a n. vi erupd the west bank as israeli troops arrested two want

palo alto 68. san francisco, no way we're going to break out of the 50th and just 61 in downtown.th bay right here at 77 in clear lake. santa rosa, novato, mill valley, you're in the 60s. while this may not be the summer weather you'd like to see, is one thing it's been slept for is fire danger. this year, only 6709 acres burned in california. this time last year, over 15,000 acres. the average is 19,000 to date. below last year, also below that average. on the seven-day forecast here in san francisco, looks good for the pride parade on sunday. classic san francisco weather with that fog. temperatures in the 60s. for the inland valleys, we're eventually going to go back up this weekend. mid to upper 70s. not exactly hot. we've got to wait till next wednesday to get up to that 81. give me some music and a cool tune and i'm good to go. >> that's a beautiful forecast. thanks so much. >>> 5:21. coming up, your favorite tv shows continue to be on hiatus as the writers strike wears on in hollywood. we'll take you to a large rally n day for an update o atat kaiser pepermanente,, wewe car

the murders and things that happened in palo alto.an: it was a big deal for an african-american to own and operate a mcdonald's franchise anywhere and certainly in east palo alto. a big enough deal that good times and caretta scott king were both there for the good opening. they added pride and pressure. it had to work. >> this had to work. dan: today, he owns and operates nine mcdonald's restaurants. >> i'm honored to introduce the man himself, larry triplett. dan: this is where we met last month, the grand opening of oakland's first ronald mcdonald house. a place for the families of sick children to stay free of charge. larry made a substantial donation. it's a because he supported for a decade. what do you want to leave is your legacy in life? >> i want to know that i did something that made some sort of difference. dan: and he surely did. the new ronald mcdonald house in oakland bears larry's name, recognizing his significant donation and his long-time commitment to ronald mcdonald house charities bay area. one of the mcdonald's t

his first stop was that lucy evans nature preserve in palo alto. he announced $600 million in investments in investments in new climate projects. pres. biden: the impacts we see in climate change are only going to get more frequent and ferocious and more costly. >> department of energy is going to announce it is investing more than $2 billion to modernize the nation's power grid. as far as the president visit today, we are told he will meet with ai experts and researchers in san francisco. live in treasure island, gloria rodriguez, abc 7 news. kumasi: thank you so much. florida governor ron desantis was also in california raising money for his 2024 presidential campaign. he started yesterday in sacramento at the del paso heights club for a private breakfast and fundraiser. california some women joe patterson attended the event and says the fundraiser costs $3300 a person. desantis also held a second campaign event in woodside last night. reggie: in a new interview, former president donald trump reveals the new explanation for refusing to turn over

chris: he's the first african american on the palo alto city council.w what he wanted to do and he would go after it, even if people told him it was impossible. chris: he passed up a lot of opportunities that would have been very lucrative, but he passed them up because it would have taken away from his family time. joe: when clay left hewlett packard in the early '70s, he'd go on to start his own company, rod-l electronics. it was there he'd earn his nickname, black godfather of silicon valley. chris: once the door was opened for him, he made it a point to keep that door open and bring in other people. rodney clay: that's why they called him the godfather, the black godfather of silicon valley, is because the people that he brought along. joe: at the age of 93, clay recently suffered a health issue that's left him unable to speak and so, today, his three sons, chris, roy junior, and rodney, speak for him. they helped write a book of clay's life called "unstoppable: the unlikely story of a silicon valley godfather." rodney: so it's really about not only

shot and killed outside a downtown palo alto nightclub. wound to the head. she was standing with a group of people on the sidewalk when it happened, a weapon was never found. if you have a tip, you are urged to please call palo alto police. and we now know the identity of a man killed in san jose one week ago. the santa clara county coroner's office says landrieu belong did died after being stabbed. a suspect. christie herrera is now behind bars without the option for bail. a motive is under investigation. in the east saturday morning crash left one woman dead and 2 men with major injuries. the crash happened around 04:00am on i-880, in hayward. chp says 2 cars stopped in the far left-hand lane instead of safely moving onto the shoulder. and that's when a speeding dodge durango ran into both cars and 3 people. the dodge then flipped onto the right shoulder. police say no one was inside that car when they got to the scene. well, your money this economic analysts are hoping to finally see an end to interest rate hikes. survey analysts believ