por cierto, el alcalde de palo alto nos aseguró que él llegará hasta aquí a la alcaldía de palo alto.inguna decisión final esta noche sin mi reporte en vivo desde palo alto flavio lacayo noticiero telemundo 48. habrá pues mucho que escuchar por parte de la alcaldía de palo alto, sobre todo con sus vecinos de palo alto. flavio, muchas gracias por tu reporte. vamos a otra noticia este lunes la agencia de transporte samtrans ofreció viajes gratuitos. esto en el marco del día de apreciación del usuario. esto también aplica para servicios como la ruta fija, ride plus y paratransit. además, la institución aprovechó para anunciar nuevas rutas. mientras que en san francisco la ciudad se prepara para una semana ocupada y congestionada con el comienzo mañana martes de la conferencia anual dreamforce y habrá algunas calles cerradas, incluyendo howard y la cuarta cerca del centro mosconi, por lo que se espera que haya tráfico cerca del centro de convenciones durante los próximos días. bueno, vamos a ver estas imágenes en vivo desde varios puntos del área de la bahía, donde ya estamos sintiendo un

esto es la ciudad de palo alto. y aquí queda el aeropuerto de palo alto.ecisamente sobre esta situación esta noche el consejo escuchó el plan para ese proyecto. y también escucharon a los residentes de palo alto. yomara lópez nos trae el informe? adelante. xiomara más de 70 residentes hablaron esta noche expresando que esta no es una buena idea. por el ruido posible contaminación ambiental y porque afectaría a los residentes de palo alto que viven cerca a ese aeropuerto. este es el aeropuerto palo alto que da a un lado de east palo alto, donde viven muchos hispanos. estos residentes están preocupados tras enterarse de que existe un proyecto para no solamente remodelar el aeropuerto, sino expandirlo. me da mucho miedo diré, porque es muy grave lo que puede pasar. nos va a impactar a nosotros. no a los residentes de palo alto, pero más a las personas que viven en palo alto, porque nosotros estamos ahí mero atrás, al lado del aeropuerto y crecer ese aeropuerto más grande va a impactar la calidad de aire. nosotros ya sufrimos de de mal calidad de aire en palo

to expand the palo alto airport. shifts the runway to the northeast. the director of public works and the airport managers outlined what they call alternatives. essentially, options to expand the airport. the city says it's meant to accommodate existing aircraft and electric aircraft in the future. unfortunately, there hasn't been enough outreach from palo alto to the east palo alto residents, which i find extremely disrespectful. the palo alto airport is located on embarcadero road in se puede escuchar los aviones. esto es este sonido de fondo es un sonido constante. residents in east palo alto can see and hear the planes coming in and out. and tonight they say they're concerned about the noise, the baylands and pollution. why is our airport not in the middle of palo alto? because we don't want this pollution. so why do we give it to our neighbors? there's going to be a lot of climate hazards. we already have terrible air quality. residents also point to a plane in 2010 that left the palo alto airport and crashed in

este es el aeropuerto palo alto. queda a un lado de east palo alto, donde viven muchos hispanos.ave lo que puede pasar. nos va a impactar a nosotros, no a los residentes de palo alto, pero más a las personas que viven en east palo alto porque nosotros estamos ahí mero atrás, al lado del aeropuerto y crecer ese aeropuerto más grande va a impactar la calidad de aire. nosotros ya sufrimos de de mal calidad de aire en east palo alto muchos niños tiene asma y entre los problemas dicen los residentes, ahí se puede escuchar los aviones. eso es una. este sonido de fondo es un sonido constante de aviones que pasan y ahí se ve un avión que sale. el aeropuerto está exactamente en esa dirección. la seguridad es otro factor de preocupación. hemos tenido accidentes. no solamente al lado de las casas. desde marzo del 2023 el departamento de obras públicas de palo alto ha estado involucrado en el desarrollo del plan de sostenibilidad e instalaciones del aeropuerto de esa ciudad para los próximos 20 años, que incluiría expandir la pista del aeropuerto y modificarlo para usar aviones eléctricos. p

vivo desde la ciudad de palo alto flavio lacayo noticiero telemundo 48.aciones válidas de los residentes. a fin de cuentas son quienes viven en esa zona y van a tener que estar lidiando con esta situación. eso es así. bueno flavio, te vamos a esperar más adelante a las 6 para que nos hables más sobre este proyecto. por el momento, la instalación de estación de carga para vehículos tesla se ha desacelerado debido a despidos que la compañía realizó en abril pasado. así lo informó en un reporte de wall street journal. el medio dice que este año la producción cayó un 28% si lo comparamos a 2023. a esto se suma que la empresa sigue buscando las maneras de financiar la creación de dichas estaciones. la policía de gilroy está buscando a una persona disfrazada que estaría sembrando temor en una zona comercial. se trata de esta persona que ve en pantalla quien fue captado por cámaras mientras robaba 4 cajas de ropa de la tienda nike en el centro comercial gilroy outlets. además, no descartan que sea el responsable de otros robos en ciudades vecinas, por lo que si

support for harris in palo alto. it's not just the trump people. >> reporter: erin friday is another lifelong democrat, but she came out in support of trump. >> i never would have thought in a million years i'd be supporting trump, but here i am. my party isn't my party. >> reporter: friday says she feels the democratic party went too far on a number of issues, including transgender rights. >> i was completely against trump in 2016. 2020 i also voted for biden, but i can't do it anymore, not when biden is pushing transgenderrism and kamala harris, she did her announcements on rupaul drag show. >> reporter: despite california being a democratic stronghold, hill is hopeful some people may listen to what trump has to say. >> people have to pay attention. i think if they pay attention, then they'll understand why i feel the way i do and maybe they'll feel the same way they do, the same way i do, and maybe they'll vote for trump, god willing. >> reporter: supporters here were split what they think is going to happen in no

marsh or the east palo alto neighborhoods. so it's extremely important that east palo alto is consulted on this. opponents also say they already deal with a lot of noise and poor air quality from the airport. council members did not hold a vote, but they did agree to choose one of several alternate options. make sure you stick around and join us at 630 this morning, when the mayor of east palo alto will join us live. we'll talk one on one about the new efforts to clear homeless encampments in that city. 606 right now. governor gavin newsom says he has a plan to lower prices at the pump to help those trying to make it in the bay. a live look at the state capitol, where lawmakers will soon discuss the proposal today in the bay's bob redell live for us in alameda county. and, bob, do we know what the governor's suggestion here? we have a good idea. yes. good morning to you, laura and marcus. first of all, if you've been at the gas station recently to fill up a gallon of gas or several gallons in your car, you'll notice that the p

and 57 in palo alto. but as we take a look at our highs for this afternoon, it's also going to be the same as yesterday, minus some of the clouds and we're also going to hold off on those rain chances until tomorrow. but we're only n dublin, hayward and in palo alt, 75 in napa, novato and santa rosa. pretty even temperatures across the bay area with some upper 60s and low 70s expected from the coast to the inland valleys. but we'll talk about more changes ahead. the return of some higher rain chances in our forecast. that's coming up in a few minutes. marcus and laura. perfect. we'll check back with you. thank you. kari turning now to the assassination attempt of former president trump. security is top of mind as both trump and vice president harris return to the campaign trail today. new police body camera footage shows the arrest of the apparent suspect. take a look. do you want to go? keep walking? this body camera footage shows police arresting rhyne ruth. the suspect from the apparent second assassin

palo alto can clear on house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate.would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors, all criticize the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the well, ian and the opposite of compassionate, the mayor's argument for passing it was that winter was coming in that with the recent rainy winters, we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed a solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the first press conference happens. >> and staff was not even aware of it. you haven't even taken the time to talk to the staff. so let them know that you're going to have a press conference. so i question the timing. and what this all means right now. these issues are already in place. i believ

reporting live here in palo alto, bob redell, nbc bay area news. so much money.nk you so much, bob. so a reminder that you can stay up to date with the latest on the election by downloading our free nbc bay area app. we will lead you all the way up to election night, and you'll get up to the minute results. it is available for all smartphones. a three large wildfires continue to burn in southern california, but firefighters now have 3% containment on the bridge. fire which is the largest still. evacuation orders are in effect, and the video you are seeing is from the town of wrightwood in the san bernardino mountains, where 40 homes and cabins have burned in this fire. evacuation warnings are also in place for people living in orange and riverside counties, as the airport fire continues to burn. it started on monday outside clement street and has burned more than 23,000 acres. better containment numbers. here they are at 8%. the third major fire is also causing issues along the fire line. it sparked last week outside san bernardino and the redlands area in southe

earlier in palo alto at el camino park, trump supporters gathered for a rally there. this morning, bay area republicans stood all morning to show their support for president trump. and in the palo alto location, at least, there were a few kamala harris supporters across the street. although at this point here in woodside, we have not seen any evidence of any kamala harris supporters. but of course it is early. it is only noon. we do not have an exact timeline on the schedule of events. often that type of information is not released, but most people are expecting the former president to roll through here in his motorcade somewhere around 130 this afternoon. andre. so that's the story here in woodside. i'm mark sayer reporting live ktvu, fox two news. >> back to you. yeah, just last year in june fundraising back then to mark, thank you so much for that report. we'll see you again at 4:00. meantime, vice president kamala harris is in the key swing state of pennsylvania today. she is seeking to capitalize on her post-debate momentum. harris is set to attend a rally in wil

wonka is opening the gates to his chocolate factory in palo alto. coming up, the new production bringing families together on the stage and taking a live look outside. it is a warm wednesday with some triple digit temperatures on the horizon. we'll have your forecast coming up. we'll be right back now to palo alto where the world of ... wonka comes to life. this week at the lucie stern community theater in roald dahl's charlie and the chocolate factory, the show is filled with colorful staging and energetic music, and a vibe that gives new meaning to the family friendly show >>>all right, so this is where the magic happens. we have all new seats, which is really amazing, charlie and the chocolate factory will be the very first show that we have an audience sitting in these seats. when patrick klein took on the challenge of directing charlie and the chocolate factory for palo alto players, he wanted to make sure it felt like a family show. you ready yeah. all right. we got some music coming. we have several children, a few teenagers, and then a lot o

but city counselors here in east palo alto. we're criticizing their mayor's proposal saying it's not as well as thought out as other cities proposals calling it merely a political stunt. the resolution would make it so east. palo alto can clear an house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors, all criticize the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the proposal orwellian and the opposite of compassionate. the mayors argument for passing it was that winter was coming in that with the recent rainy winters, we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the first

well the earth and the roads are calm right here through palo alto, here at palo alto to san mateo. remember the weekend work will continue for the express lane again between those two areas. watch the center area. some slowing and some lane loss. but right now everything is flowing smoothly. let's see how it's going in the world of business with bertha. hey. good morning. we've got the major averages looking like they're going to open a bit higher this morning. extending gains that we saw yesterday. investors snapping up shares of big tech names including ai chip maker nvidia boosting the s&p 500 and nasdaq for a fourth straight day. the dow saw positive back to back gains. the three major averages are on pace for weekly gains overall, with the dow up nearly 2%, the s&p up 3.5%. and thanks to that big rebound in tech, nvidia, the nasdaq is up more than 5% for the week. in focus today we're going to be getting some data on import prices and consumer sentiment. meantime, sony music is reportedly in talks to buy the rights to pink floyd's songs for about $500 million. the bands back c

there is a crash on the peninsula palo alto, where the sign is there. it's actually at the embarcadero exit, so the off ramp may be closed for just a couple of minutes. back over to you guys. thank you very much. well, to decision 2024 americans will choose their next president a little more than five weeks from now. and tonight, vice president kamala harris returns to her roots with a visit to the bay area. but she's making a key campaign stop along the way. today in the bay's kris sanchez is live at sfo and kris, the vice president, hoping this trip can drum up support both politically and financially. right. she is trying to get her message out, but she's also trying to fill those campaign coffers because there are some key battleground states that are still very much in play. so the vice president will be making several campaign stops, but also several fundraising stops. one of them here in the bay area. harris is expected to stop first. however, earlier today at the arizona us border, she expected to talk about the flow of fentanyl along with issue

it's in the upper 50s in dublin and in palo alto and 60 right now in san jose. so we're starting out with some clouds. we'll see those clouds continue throughout the day as our high temperatures will be in some spots, about ten degrees, maybe even 15 degrees in some spots lower than it was yesterday. so east san jose will reach a high of 81 degrees, and we'll be in the upper 70s and low 80s for much of the east bay in concord, 79 will be the high temperature in fremont, 76 degrees. this looks so great. this looks like what we are imagining when we think of fall with some mid 60s in daly city and 76 degrees in redwood city. it will be 68, in the mission district in san francisco and 62 in the marina district. jacket weather there and in mill valley. we're in the upper 60s for a high while in santa rosa, novato, nevada, napa will see a high of 77 degrees and 88. in ukiah. now, looking at what's ahead, the next area of high pressure will be coming in in time for the end of the week into the weekend, and it's going to be slow to move, so it's going to heat up our te

palo alto. police arrested james edward fitch of stockton monday morning and booked him into san mateo county jail. fitch faces 4 charges related to lewd acts with a minor. this mom tells us the school's been communicating the details and that police are looking into it. >> her friend told that, you know, he would often hug her and called her like little ache nicknames and stuff. but police fear this may not be the end of their investigation. >> they tell us fitch was a longtime employee of the middle school and had access to hundreds of children. if there was more people impacted. but by what mister fitch did. >> we need to know about it. i no matter how long ago i went to police want to give too many other details about how many potential victims there could be in this case. >> nor did they give any details about any current victims that are currently listed. now, if you do have any information related to this case, you can remain anonymous reporting here in east palo alto jacked moment. kron

in palo alto, robert honda, nbc, bay area news. well, hoping to build off momentum from the debate, vice president harris is focused on north carolina. and as you just heard from robert, there, former president trump heads west to caught voters in arizona. both teams are still trying to sway undecided voters as questions grow over the impact of unfounded conspiracy theories. the former president floated during the debate. nbc's alice barr has more from washington. vice president harris back on the campaign trail today, working to move north carolina into play as a new quinnipiac university poll shows her pulling ahead in the state 49 to 46% within the polls. margin of error. this election and what is at stake, could not be more important. former president trump in arizona looking to refocus on immigration. stay with the budget. stay with the border. he's trying to turn the page from growing fallout over this viral debate moment in springfield. they're eating the dogs, the people that came in. they're eating the cats. the former pre

the palo alto fire department is collaborating with the n5 sensor technology, the fire chief said.nitial alert of a fire is key. >> it's really fundamental, it's the same case as a fire alarm would be in any occupancy. is that how soon can we be notified? >> 80 sensors are installed across the hawaiian islands. the sensors installed here in the south bay make up the largest installation in the continental u.s. >> what that says is that people understand the importance of notifying of such emergencies that are so catastrophic. as you can see from fires that are currently burning in palo alto. >> lauren martinez abc seven news. >> all right. our final monday of summer felt more like fall as we look out live from our exploratorium camera. we saw cooler temperatures and even a bit of rain today. and there is more where that came from, apparently. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with your 24 hour forecast and a look at our next chance of rain. sandhya. yeah, dan. >> and you know that rain coming in at least a chance and the higher humidity certainly helping the firefi

but city counselors here in east palo alto.riticizing their mayor's proposal saying it's not as well as thought out as other cities proposals calling it merely a political stunt. the resolution would make it so east. palo alto can clear an house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors, all criticize the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the well, ian and the opposite of compassionate, the mayor's argument for passing it was that winter was coming in that with the recent rainy winters, we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed a solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the first press conferen

palo alto can clear an house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors, all criticize the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the proposal orwellian and the opposite of compassionate. the mayors argument for passing it was that winter was coming in that with the recent rainy winters, we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed a solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the first press conference happens. >> and staff was not even aware of it. you haven't even taken the time to talk to the staff. so let them know that you're going to have a press conference. so i question the timing. and what this all means right now. these issues are already in pla

but city counselors here in east palo alto. we're criticizing their mayor's proposal saying it's not as well as thought out as other cities proposals calling it merely a political stunt. the resolution would make it so east. palo alto can clear an house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors, all criticize the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the proposal orwellian and the opposite of compassionate. the mayors argument for passing it was that winter was coming in that with the recent rainy winters, we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed a solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the firs

but city counselors here in east palo alto.heir mayor's proposal saying it's not as well as thought out as other cities proposals calling it merely a political stunt. the resolution would make it so east. palo alto can clear an house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors, all criticize the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the well, ian, and the opposite of compassionate, the mayors argument for passing it was that winter was coming in that with the recent rainy winters, we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the first press conference happens. >>

so prepare accordingly. 70 for 74 foster city. 73 palo alto in the south bay.wer 70's here east bay shoreline. lower 70's tried valley, add maybe a half-dozen degrees or less. 76 walnut creek, 66 berkeley 64 73 fairfield, 70 for napa. and 76 santa rosa. that's climb back up to summer away. we go. lots of sunshine for you. some some summertime into early next week will do the lower to middle 90's. grab my keys out the door. what do i need to know? what you need to know that highway. 24 still little sloan's line is we have a traffic hazard there as you're traveling to read that. so about 22 minutes, walnut creek down to 5.80. >> a bridge we've recovered, but we're still at almost 20 minutes. so it's not as light as it typically other highways and bridges look great like the richest ever fill were down at 9 minute right? how for you at the limit. not seen any slowing whatsoever. we're at 40 in the peak of the morning commute. now we're 15 doubling down. fremont along 6.80, about 40 minutes. and let's go ahead. took on 5.80, traveling from castro valley up towards

his supporters already in palo alto wil >> 14 is the time right now. we're checking out the weather and john just shrunk a very tall. it's a job with it. whether it's nice to see somebody, ida a lot of clouds behind the morning. but, you know, we'll see some afternoon sunshine, hot, inland. good that we have changes underway later this weekend so all the active happening early next week. so all right, maybe a small chance of rain. okay. so stay tuned to cloudy morning. you know, we usually see this. the should mix out as we get into our lunch time. but around the bay we started we are starting to see the sun come out. you can see the view from the richmond bridge and the mount tam cam. so we are quiet, but these are changes that was talking about. we have a system in the pacific northwest coming from the gulf of alaska. that's a cold system. >> and, you know, that means what usually brings windy conditions. but that's not until sunday's. let's start with today for friday note is california. we are nice and clear and we will be warm today. saturday is a

it's 53 in san francisco, and it's 55 in palo alto.e look in dublin this morning where it's still going to be warm this afternoon. but at least it's comfortable for now. and at 6:00 will be in the low 60s. and then at 8:00 mid 60s here we're headed for the mid to upper 80s for today, 86 will be the high and in san jose 82 degrees. while you head to palo alto it will be 80 degrees for this afternoon and reaching into the mid 80s for much of the north bay. not as hot as it was over the weekend, and we continue to cool off over the next few days. in fact, by tomorrow there will be a lot of spots dropping about ten degrees. so in gilroy instead of low 90s, it will be in the low 80s. and we're seeing a lot of 80s across the inland east bay, but mostly 70s from santa rosa to hayward, a high of 73 and 77, in palo alto. let's take it to wednesday, because looking just as nice and the middle of the week into the end of the week is looking fairly mild, but we will eventually start to warm up once again. but we're watching a change in the weather

palo alto can clear an house encampments anytime they deem it unsafe for people to congregate. it would also form a coalition of san mateo county cities to collaborate on sweeping on house encampments, fellow councilors, all criticize the mayor's proposal. however, they say the first time they heard about it was from the media and through a press conference, they had no clue that was happening. they called the proposal orwellian and the opposite of compassionate. the mayors argument for passing it was that winter was coming in thatc with the recent rainy winters, we've had flooding posed a health danger to the unhoused residents in the creeks. one counselor says, though, that if the mayor really was sincere, he would have proposed solution before his election campaign for the board of supervisors. the first press conference happens. >> and staff was not even aware of it. you haven't even taken the time to talk to the staff. so let them know that you're going to have a press conference. so i question the timing. and what this all means right now. these issues are already in plac

palo alto is home to the largest pumpkin patch of glass in northern california that has been open 25ow. joining us now to tell us all about it karen, chief executive officer for the foundation. so, we can only see a little glimpse of what is going on there, but we hear, you have over 1000 last bumpkins here? >> 10,000, actually. >> my goodness, tell us what is going on. >> this is one of the last bumpkins of the 10,000 glass pumpkins that members of the public will get to see this weekend, opening today at 10:00. it goes through 5:00, and tomorrow, 10:00 to 5:00 as well. and free admission. >>> these glass pumpkins look unusual, these are all made by local artists, correct? >> they are. we have 20 artists participating this year and they are from all over the bay area. they have been making these glass pumpkins for months. as you can see, there are all the sorts of colors, all shapes and varieties. there are rather whimsical once you are probably sitting on your screen appears >> absolutely. they are beautiful. i take it a lot of work goes into these too. it can't be easy to design t

charlie and the chocolate factory is at palo alto players starting friday. to kick off san francisco opera's new season. ♪ selection the musical is on sale this week and download the broadway san jose app now to access the presale code. tickets go on sale this friday at 10:00 a.m. at broadwaysanjose.com. with fatigue and light-headedness, i knew something was wrong. then i saw my doctor and found out i have afib, and that means there's about a 5 times greater risk of stroke. symptoms like irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, can come and go. but if you have afib, the risk of stroke is always there. if you have one or more symptoms, get checked out. making that appointment can help you get ahead of stroke risk. this is no time to wait. >>> the bay area loves dogs and we love this story. helping dogs live longer better lives is the aim of a new experimental drug. >> it's a pill that's designed to slow down the aging process so our pets can be with us a little longer. stephanie stall has more on the c

the palo alto fire department is collaborating with the n5 sensor technology, the fire chief said. the initial alert of a fire is key. >> it's really fundamental, it's the same case as a fire alarm would be in any occupancy. is that how soon can we be notified? >> 80 sensors are installed across the hawaiian islands. the sensors installed here in the south bay make up the largest installation in the continental u.s. >> what that says is that people understand the importance of notifying of such emergencies that are so catastrophic. as you can see from fires that are currently burning in palo alto. >> lauren martinez abc seven news. >> all right. our final monday of summer felt more like fall as we look out live from our exploratorium camera. we saw cooler temperatures and even a bit of rain today. and there is more where that came from, apparently. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with your 24 hour forecast and a look at our next chance of rain. sandhya. yeah, dan. >> and you know that rain coming in at least a chance and the higher humidity certainly helping the

nbc bay area's bob redell is in palo alto, where his supporters are starting to gather.ng reputation for traditionally voting democratic. but these trump supporters, who are lined up here in palo alto, they want the former president trump, when he shows up here to know that not everybody here in the bay area is a harris supporter and that he has their vote and support. there are dozens of trump supporters say at least 100 that have been standing outside here along the el camino real, across from the stanford shopping center, waving trump flags, wearing shirts with trump's mug shot. now, this rally was organized by a conservative group called moms for america, which wants, in their words, to stop the sexualization of children in schools, which has been a false conservative narrative that the former president has been promoting. these trump supporters plan to caravan to woodside, where the former president will hold a private fundraiser later this afternoon. we're in california and there's it's more of a liberal state, but there's so many of us that are conservative and we

looking right now at palo alto, it's 59 degrees. we have a light wind. it's 57 in walnut creek and in san francisco, and we are in the low 60s in san jose. taking a look outside in san jose, we are going to start out with the temperature right at about 61 degrees and continue with some nice cool temperatures in the morning. but then as we go throughout the day, the sky quickly clears around 9 to 10:00 and i just disappeared. it must have been the fog there. we're going to see highs in the upper 70s in san jose, 81 in dublin and 81 in martinez. lauren marcus. all right. thanks so much, kari. well, here's a heads up if you're driving through the tri valley this weekend. southbound 680 will be shut down between san ramon and dublin today in the bay's bob redell joining us live from near the dublin interchange. and, bob, this is one of three closures planned over the next several weeks right? correct. good morning marcus and laura. so caltrans can finish up overnight road work. let's put up a map so you can better understand the area. we're talking about. so

in palo alto. we'll hit 72. in napa, only 73. the high in san jose. now overnight tonight we will have a full moon nicknamed the harvest moon, but we won't see it because we'll be socked in with cloud cover overnight lows generally in the mid and upper 50s. and there you can see on future weather, we introduced the chance of some drizzle first thing tomorrow morning in the north bay. so here's future weather. the center of the low itself is well offshore, but some of these showers will move in here first thing tomorrow morning. first in the north bay, then the middle part of the day and into the afternoon. it's likely the coast and the south bay that will pick up a little bit of moisture for wednesday. looking at the chance for some drizzle. it's not widespread, but i just want to get you prepared that you may see some wet weather in your neighborhood on wednesday. certainly feeling a bit more like late october than the middle part of september. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we'll have fall-like temperatures today and tomorrow with a c

it's also 57 in palo alto and san jose at 61 degrees. let's head to santa rosa, where now it is 54 degrees. we're going to cool it down around sunrise. and then over the next several hours, gradually start to warm up at lunchtime. we're at a very nice 76 degrees and then going into the afternoon with some breezy winds, notice the southwesterly wind at about ten miles per hour, so it won't be as windy as yesterday, but we're looking at a breezy afternoon into the evening with those temperatures headed for the mid 80s and then quickly starting to dip again around sunset. around the rest of the bay area, you may notice that today is going to be just a little bit warmer in parts of the tri valley, as well as the inland east bay and the south county. morgan hill will hit a high of 82. it's also 82, will be the high in los gatos and in palo alto, 79 degrees going into tomorrow, it starts to heat up a little bit. we're up to 90 in concord, 91 in fairfield and vacaville, and 92 in ukiah. but that will be very short lived. on saturday. it's alrea

. ♪ bmo ♪ >>> in palo alto, the world of willy wonka comes awake at the lucy theater. and the chocolate factory is filled with colorful staging and energetic music. we explain why the show will give new meaning to the term family friendly. >> all right, this is where the magic will happen, which is really amazing. charlie and the chocolate factory will be the very first show we'll have an audience sitting in these seats. >> reporter: when patrick klein took on charlie and the chocolate factory, he wanted to make sure it felt like a family show. >> are you ready? >> yeah, let's do it. we have a few teenagers and a lot of i adults, so it is multi-generational. it's a concept that i took. and the broadway version, they did the show with all adults essentially, so we decided when we would take the show on, what we wanted to do was to cast children and cast multiple age groups to be on stage at once. >> reporter: they also created an opportunity for families to participate. >> hi, my name is brandon. >> i'm in the ensemble. and off stage, we are father and daughter. >> repo

we have 80's and redwood city and palo alto. it's warmer in santa clara county, mid to upper 80's at night, almost 90 degrees and morgan hill. and then we start to see 90's in livermore. upper 80's unpleasant 10 more 90's over in contra costa county in walnut creek conquered and danville, los 70's in berkeley and richmond, upper 70's for un oakland. and then you see a lot of 80's, some 90's inland over at pittsburgh n upper 80's and santa rosa. the 7 day forecast. you really see the changes from today through sunday inland. you'll be in the 90's and then come sunday. it's going to feel like fall. we're going to be below seasonal averages to the upper 70's and then we'll be keeping an eye on that rain because we also see in the long range forecast, even a chance of some thunderstorms next week. rain all, right, bill, thank you for that. would make him better time out there looks like icon. our traffic is starting to wind down a bit. we were at about 45 47. >> now we're back down to 30 for a long one. a one in the south bay, 40 mi

palo alto police have arrested a man for exposing himself to a child really at the police responded toat a man had sexually assaulted a 7 year-old boy and a baby who are in a parked car on friday. the children's mother told police that she left the kids in the car when she went into a store briefly and when she came back, she found the man in her car exposing himself down, holding a knife. then the man took off before the police got there, but they tracked down the suspect and arrested. joshua brass he has been now booked into jail. >> well, happening today, demonstrators are demanding the san francisco district attorney dropped charges against those protesters who blocked the golden gate bridge back in april last month, the district attorney brooke jenkins charged 26 pro-palestinian demonstrators for their role in shutting down the golden gate bridge back on april 15th. now 8 of those charged could face felonies for conspiracy. the demonstrators are gathering outside the san francisco federal court house at 8.30, this morning. well, happening today, san francisco state senator scott w

palo alto has fog. much bigger fog. bank inland. again, though, this in this kind of a pattern, the wind direction means everything. so if you get a little puff of a west, you'll stay similar to yesterday. if it turns east or northeast, you'll rock it up like we saw on tuesday. i think this is going to be almost a carbon copy of what we had yesterday, 70 to 150. 60s on the temps now this high though, is squashing everything as far as it's coming in. but after friday it's going to move. but if you're inland, it will be 90s and one hundreds if your coast and bay. i think we're stuck in the 70s, upper 70s to maybe some 80s. san jose has fog, so i'm only going 88 after no fog and 90 yesterday. all right, sal's here. where are we going first today? >> yeah. let's go to the golden gate bridge. i think the fog is what a lot of people like to see. just because it's been so hot. this is a look at the fog on the golden gate. you can see the traffic is not a really big deal here. if you're driving on the richmond bridge, traffic extends for th

, no, en el condado de santa clara, que viene desde palo alto hasta gilroy, y también en el condadoueba las solicitudes de este programa pace, entonces a veces el estado dice, mmm, ¿saben qué?, esta persona está muy saludable, o, pero la mayoría de los casos, la gente sí necesita esta ayuda, entonces sí los aprueban, y empiezan a ser participantes, el primero del mes siguiente, de cuando los aprueban, así es que es bien rápido y bien bonito el programa, porque les brindan tanta ayuda, tanta ayuda. damián trujillo: yo veo su clínica o su oficina aquí en san josé, en la calle stockton, que están aquí cerca, ¿hay algún requisito financiero, tiene uno que pagar algún costo o tiene que--? rosalind padilla: buena pregunta, está cubierto por medical y medicare, entonces esos dos programas son los que cubren los gastos y la mayoría de la gente no tiene que pagar, si están bajo medical, la mayoría de la gente no tiene que pagar por este programa, así es que es un programa lindo, y si no tienen medical, les viene muy bien. damián trujillo: ¿entonces tendría que ser para personas de bajos recu

he is one of several teens with youth community service from palo alto who are being trained to register people in san mateo county. we also want to give them the call to action within the hispanic community. there's an estimated 36 million people eligible to vote this year, compared to 32 million in the last election. yet the fastest emerging group of voters is voting at a lower rate than any other ethnicity. i decided to get involved with youth, community services because i was told i'm well, i'm defined as someone who likes to help out the community, and so being seeing what this service, what this program offers, i felt like it was something i would be very connected to in east palo alto, where turnout has been historically low, groups like the league of women voters of san mateo county and polynesian voices and youth community service are collaborating on a nonpartisan registration drive within the latino community by deploying youth ambassadors like oliver the goal is to get people engaged and aware of the issues impacting them at a local level. it's a lot to take in for a high sch

i'm dan for and i'm noelle bellow in east palo alto, middle school employee arrested accused of sexually assaulting children. police are now looking for more potential victims saying the assaults could have gone on at the school for years. this all happened at cesar chavez ravenswood middle school as kron four's jacked moment. reports parents are now demanding more answers. >> east palo alto police say it took a total of 10 days from the moment they heard the tip about this middle school employee to monday's arrest. but they did say this employee has been around the district for some time. so the number of total victims is still unknown. school's out for the day at saysit chavez ravenswood middle school. but in the neighborhood, it's an ongoing concern. >> worried. >> side. >> disappointing is woman wanted to be anonymous, but she tells us the employee arrested at her child's middle school was a well-known man. just like another any other school staff, you know, friendly. >> nice. >> it was just a quick hello. when i went to go pick up my daughter from school, he was there at the office

public sector from palo alto network.ur distinguished panelist this morning will be lieutenant general maria brecht, commanding general army cyber command. mr. george barnes, former director from nsa, and our partner at red cells partners. major general lauren, head of u.s. cyber command cyber mission forces. and miss melissa sutherland, senior vice president -- please welcome them to the stage. [applause] >> thank you for joining us. i figured we would get right into it. speed, velocity, the pace of cybersecurity seems to be moving faster and faster. we know it is moving faster and faster. advancing security technologies, advancing adversarial threat actors, leveraging those technologies with new clever ways to achieve what they are trying to do and harm america and the world. how do we get ahead of it all? how do we stay ahead? >> you are right and how you characterize it. it is multifaceted. you look at the information environment or the cyber environment. it is the speed and the number of things being thrown our way.

now, tomorrow and sunday, the palo alto arts center hosts the great glass pumpkin patch. there will be food sales by ada's cafe all weekend, and there's also mister softee ice cream truck that will be there saturday, kicking off what is expected to be a beautiful weekend. admission is free. the doors open up at ten tomorrow and sunday. well, we know early fall in the bay area also means warm temperatures and we'll track that as the weekend goes on to. all right. and thank you all for watching. the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. your memory is an amazing thing, but did you know prevision can help keep your memory sharp? the secret is the powerful ingredien

palo alto 56 san francisco en el rango bajo de los cincuentas.área, pero durante los próximos días que sucede? noten para el día de mañana todavía estamos en el rango de los ochentas, pero a partir del domingo empezamos a ver los setentas predominar, incluso solamente alcanzando una máxima de 70 el día lunes, que son temperaturas incluso por debajo del promedio. a qué se debe este descenso gradual en las temperaturas? les tendré los detalles más adelante. en el segmento extendido. vamos a la pausa. ismael el mayo zambada se declara no culpable de los cargos de narcotráfico que le imputan. le diremos que más aconteció en corte. además, sabía que puede bajar el interés de su tarjeta de crédito con solo hacer una llamada. a las 05:30, una experta financiera nos explica cómo lo puede hacer. y en palco deportivo vamos a hablar de la selección mexicana, porque ya comenzó de lleno la era del vasco aguirre y les vamos a mostrar las impresiones del entrenador. tras los 2 er partidosprimos ismael el mayo zambada. zambada, quien enfrenta varios cargos por n

a palo alto man voting for v.p. harris doesn't want people to think the city one sided. >> i called up a few people and said let's go out there. >> tonight, trump is getting some heat for comments he made. it happened during a press conference at a gulf club. he would withhold wildfire aid from california unless they change the state's water policies. >> gavin newsom is going to sign those papers. if he doesn't sign those papers, we won't give them money to put owl all the fires. if we don't give them the money, he's got problems. he's a lousy girlfriend. the timing is something to note. california is battling three major wildfires that have burned more than 100,000 acres. those fires have destroyed dozens of buildings so far. today we had a conversation with the president of the california professional firefighters association. he was not happy. he did not mince words about what the former president said. >> you think i have dozen of fires right now. risking limbs in southern california disgust me. i can tell you t

anyone with info is asked to call palo alto police. many americans may have been affected by a >> medicare data breach. the centers for medicare and medicaid services say that. hack last year may have compromised the personal information of nearly one million medicare beneficiaries. the agency says that is birth dates. social security numbers may have been accessed during this security breach. cms reports that the breach was between may 27th to may 31st. back in 2023. no fraud cases have been reported relation to the incident. but those who may have been affected can receive 12 months of free credit monitoring through experience. >> up next, a years long investigation. hundreds of catalytic converters and more than 1000 pounds of copper wiring has been recovered in the east bay. plus, the usda has announced a new plan try to fight wildfires across the u.s.. the state expected to receive the most funding. and the bay area's frankie beverly soul singer and founder of the funk band maze. it's passed away. take a look back at his life and

probably some of the best weather right here in palo alto coming in at 89. now everybody's going to drop once we hit friday and saturday's forecast. we'll see this area of low pressure to the north keeping fog in place. and then high pressure here is going to bring in some tropical moisture with thunderstorm chances over the cierra again friday. and saturday. back here on that 7-day forecast this looks more like it 91 saturday 89 sunday. and right now no one hundredths as we head through next week. so this weekend next week looking a lot better. we like it. thank you jeff. tonight in prime time here on nbc bay area at 8:00 america's got talent. then our 11:00 news. our nfl preview show at nine, chicago pd at ten. and then our 11:00 news live and local. that's going to do it for us here at 7:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area, including our morning director, aaron kaufman. thanks for joining us. we hope you enjoy your evening i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm g

. >> i grew up in palo alto. a proud palo alto republican. i think there is a lot of us. out and support what they believe in. >> i never would have thought in a million years that i would be out supporting trump but here i am. again, my party isn't my party. >> i was completely against trump in 2016, 2020 i voted for biden. i can't do it any more, not when biden is pushing trang and kamala harris made a similar announcement on the ru paul drag show. >> protesters had a different message. a palo alto man voting for kamala harris said he doesn't want people to think his city is one-sided. >> let's go out and show support for the democrats. >> meanwhile, trump is getting heat for comments that he made before heading to the bay. during a press conference at his southern california golf club, he said if he were reelected, he would withhold federal wildfire aid from california unless governor newsom changes the water policies. >> gavin newsom will sign the papers. if he doesn't, we won't give him money to put out all the fires. if we don't give him the money to put out the fir

además, un porcentaje de las ventas beneficia palo alto art center foundation. yo a esta hora., destrozos, miles de evacuados y millones sin electricidad. >> y los riesgos continuan. >> se intensifica la tension entre israel y hezbollah luego de un bombardeo israeli que abatio al maximo lider del grupo militante a otro alto f funcionario y a un centenar de personas. >> hoy el intercambio de fuego continuo e iran condeno el ataque advirtiendo que podria mandar tropas a libano. >> camillea harris adopto una postura mas dura frente a la inmigracion, mientras donald trump hoy dedico gran parte de su discurso en wisconsin para criticar el desempeno de su c contrincante en este tema. >> y la casa de la pelicula purple rain ha sido puesta en alquiler para darle a los fa fanaticos una oportunidad de acercarse mas al iconico cantante prince que a la cinta que marco historia hace 40 johÁ. >> esta noche comenzamos con las imagenes del recorrido en helicoptero que hizo esta tarde el gobernador de tennessee, bill lee. >> desde el aire se podia ver la magnitud de los danos que dejo el huraca