it is right in the middle of downtown redwood city at jefferson avenue in middle field road. just a few blocks from the san mateo county government center. it is not clear exactly what is prompting this area to be closed off or what they doing there. we are monitor this and if you have the news app you receive add push alert about this breaking story americans ago and if you do not have it download the app now and we will send you updates. >> black lives matter protest should down a major aircraft in london by take over the runway. nine people chained themselves to the pavement at london city airport for hours highlighting how air pollution an the airport is hurting neighbors who are predominantly minority and poor. police arrested the protesters and cleared the runway. the london city airport is used for shortfall flights to other european destinations. >> him herm is weaken but waves and flooding could continue to impact new york and southern new england before the storm moves out to sea. a tropical storm warning is in affect from long island to massachusetts. hermine's win

the graffiti included a racial slur and appears to be targeted at redwood high vice principle. the staff at redwood high school declined to comment on the incident, but the school district's superintendent said in a statement that. "redwood high school, the tamalpais union high school district, and i believe the greater marin community, has zero tolerance for activities of this nature. we are working closely with central marin pd in the investigation of the incident and are treating this very seriously." tuesday afternoon, i talked to several students at the school who all condemned the graffiti. sot that's just terrible. it kind of grosses me out. why would you be doing that? sot we are trying to have a nice community in our school and it's not good to have that stuff sitting around. sot it's pretty disrespectfull. i know people have different views on things but it's not appropriate to express those on the school. the school district says that pictures were taken as evidence and then the graffiti was painted over before school started on tuesday. anyone with information is as

." >> pam:a viewer email sends us to redwood city, it seems there was a defective crosswalk that has some people worried that a child could get hit >> steve:a defective crosswalk, how is that possible since most crosswalks are only made of paint and lines well out stanley roberts visited redwood city to sort out the problem >> stanley:over in redwood city at the corner of bay and tenth ave sits a crosswalk, it has all the bell and whistles a crosswalk should have like the activation button the lighted signs and even the recessed lights well sort of so the flashing lights aren't working and im feeling unsafe for myself and my child that comes here to the school taft and i'd like someone to come out and repair it. >> stanley:this is maria reyes he child attends taft elementary she is correct with you push the crossing button the signs not light up and the recessed lights don't blink warning drivers someone is about to cross the street here she is earlier trying to cross bay street . now the driver on the opposite side yielded to her she was waiting but apparently she waited too long be

all happening here at stanford hospital's outpatient surgery center in redwood city. >>:we all know the concequenses of being a victim of sexual abuse can be profound, they can be lifelong they can be searing attorney paul matiasic is representing the minor.as well as one other victim now suing stanford. the victim's attorney says lastinger's predatory behavior went unreported for years and stanford health care let that happen. the nurses the assistants were so intimated about losiing their jobs about losing their livehood that they did not report the abuse of minors and other patients who were actually under anesthesia attorney angela alioto represents george baez.a now former stanford health care employee who he was one of people who did come forward after hearing what lastinger was up to.and was laid off one year later.they believe that was in retailation for being a whistleblower it was a place i thought i'd be i thought i'd retire there i thought i was doing the right thing a spokesperson for stanford health care says any claim that shc knew that robert lastinger

redwood city is the place to be today. the city begins the annual three day octoberfest celebration. you can enjoy live music in a decked out tent complete with more than 1,000 feet of seating. >>> skiers were rescued including a 10-year-old while on a skiing trip. >> the terrifying rescue, hampered by poor visibility. more than 100 people, including a child, stranded in cable cars at an altitude of 1,000 feet. the final tourists brought to safety this morning. overnight, many others facing a frightening decent by rope. >> they tried to take us with the re the helicopter came in. so the rescuers stayed with us. and then we decided there was no other way to get down and thank goodness. >> the high altitude operation, rescue services from france and italy fighting to free the tourists and climbing to the cable cars with blankets, warm food, and clothing for the night. reports say strong winds may have caused the break down. today, technicians loosening cables and being able to lower those cars. >>> when rescuers realized the

late last night, or early this morning, someone spray- painted a racial slur on the campus of redwood high school in larkspur. it targetted one of the school staff. kron 4's charles clifford has the latest details. >> reporter: 1 painted graffiti early tuesday morning before class's included a racial slur appears to be targeted at redwood high school's vice principal the staff declined to comment on the incident the school district's superintendent said that in a statement in the high school district and i believe the greater marin community has zero tolerance for activities of this nature working closely with central marin pd in the investigation treating this very seriously. the spot with several students at the school who all condemned the graffiti. pictures are taken as evidence and then it was painted over before school started on tuesday. >> steve: the head families struggling with this order and advised by pg&e this stay indoors. >> pam: they are all trying to find a source of this gaslight outer they did not know where it is coming from people are being told the small loans to

san francisco district attorney's office says william brown was found in redwood city with his grandmother, 44-year-old phoebe hanes. they were found in big lots store. this began last night when hanes daughter left the child with her while shopping in the bayview supermarket. hanes and the baby were gone. the alert did make a difference. >> great news is that the amber alert worked. this morning, when the amber alert went out, a person received it and contacted the police department in redwood city and shortly there after, redwood city police officers were able to detain the suspect. >> the district attorney's office says the baby has been medically cleared and is undergoing what is best for the child. the grandmother has been taken into custody and will head to court to determine what happens to her as well. >>> coming up next, a fiery explosion affects two tech companies. just ahead, why facebook says the spacex failure will hurt developing nations. >> rescued at sea while trying to escape vietnam after the war. now, decades later, the incredible story of a woman setting out to find her

it is now 60 in redwood city. the numbers are coming down eight or nine degrees compared to yesterday. we have 60 on tap for pacifica. 70s with sunshine around the peninsula. 83 in morgan hill. we'll have the haze in the santa clara valley and across the east bay. the number will come down from the low 90s in brentwood, tracy, oakley, discovery bay, byron and mountain house also livermore yesterday at 91 today 82 degrees. you will definitely feel the difference. 60s and 70s across the north bay from terra linda into novato into healdsburg and occidental. windsor high today at 77. low 80s in cloverdale. we have rain in the forecast and we'll talk more about the winds for the weekend. that's all coming up but right now let's send it over to roqui. >> thank you. time is 6:35. and we have a couple of crashes to report in the east bay but first let's take a look at the altamont pass. off 205 at 7 miles per hour, so very slow conditions for your morning right now. 205 to the altamont pass westbound will take you a heavy

. >> that was the case for a couple who sold the redwood city home, thinking of moving but did not have to after someone made an offer. steve and his wife now live on the central coast.

it was here at the big lots on broadway street in redwood city where 44 year old phoebe haynes was later taken into custody. according to law enforcement this all started at 8 oclock wednesday night here at the foods co on williams ave in san francisco bayview. haynes, the baby william brown and the baby's mother came here to do some shopping. bite from da, says what happened the mom spent the next few hours looking for the baby and then called police. the manager of the store says police showed up here late last night and took some surviellance video. police also took surviellance video from this arco station just a few blocks away. standup talking about what the manager says he saw on the video tape the manager say he did not see the car or the baby on the video. that's devestating.kind a makes me want to cry the amber alert signs were activated this morning.but have since been turned off now that haynes is in custody. so far there has been no word from police or the d-a's office as to the suspected motive behind this alleged abduction. maureen kelly kron4news >> vicki:the clock is cou

redwood city, the temperature is 67 and we will top out around 70 from 2:00 to 4:00 and grab a coat in the 60, and 60s and 70s today, and 80s moving into the north bay and spreading or the east bay and spreading into the north bay and they will move through our neighborhood in our seven. alexis? >> yes a lock at our traffic map we have two issues in the south bay. this is not too far from levi stadium on the heavy side of things for this time of day westbound 237 before you get to great america parkway and we are hearing the middle lanes are blocked from the two-car crash so slow from 880 the off of highway 17 to the south of los gatos and to the north of the summit bear creek road is closed and that is due to a tree down and waiting for the crews. another update on traffic at 6:20. >> i am getting into your heads this morning... >> california is doing firefighting usually done by prison inmates short 600 inmates available for the fire arrests because of the prison realignment plan where inmates are transferred to county jails. citizens are being asked to join the state conservation co

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. >> a small scare for drivers on 280 in redwood city. the video shows what northbound drivers saw, smoke rising from a backpack on the pavement. authorities did not take chances, the highway patrol closed all lanes and firefighters put out the fire. san mateo sheriff bomb squad check it out before all makes are reopened. when you see news where you live, like this, post it on social media, #abc7now. you could see it here. >> small scare for drivers on interrogate 280 in redwood city, video shows what northbound drivers saw, smoke rising from a backpack on the pavement. >> and we will talk about iphones this morning and, of course, a lot people are waiting because the iphone 7 is now in stores and the line is growing. the first person got in line yesterday morning. dedication. the big question: can you still get one if you did not pre-order? tiffany? >> good morning to you. if you take a look behind me can you see inside the apple store where the employees are putting the finishing touches on all the brand new iphone 7 and 7 plus phones.

you can see the extensive damage on the windshield at crosswalk in snow ma and redwood boulevard. the 73-year-old driver stopped at the scene and cooperated. the victim is in colorado with "severe," injuries. california farm workers can earn more overtime because of a bill signed by governor brown. it lowers the ten hour threshold to eight hour as day before overtime kicks in. the farm workers of america calls this historic victory. the agricultural community lobbied against it saying it will hurt the declining industry in our state. the law is phased in starting in 2019. >> california will give you the opportunity to learn how to catch a terrorist by arming you with information. the bill was signed into law by governor brown the office of emergency services will create a class teaching every day people what specific things to look for, things that could mean an attack is being planned. >> i thought, maybe there something if we can develop better tools to help arm our citizens, in come budgeting the line womans, maybe things people can see maybe we can get the attacks from occurri

so highs tomorrow in the south bay after the clouds, 73 santa clara. 70 redwood city. san francisco, the same. 61. north bay, 70 sonoma. 65 oakland. inland, 70s with breezy winds good news, tomorrow no heat at levi's stadium. should feel pretty good with numbers in the 60s. the seven-day forecast is staying cool, sunny and milder weather the end of the week, and you can track the changes with our abc news app. >> thank you very much. >> now sports with mike shumann. >> espn stats and info tweeted today the raiders had a 44% chance of winning by going for a or two point conversion instead of extra point. jack del rio tweeted good thing espn is not coaching the raiders as they won today in new orleans. 15th anniversary of 9/11, saluting our american flag at the superdome. third quarter an open day futility would continue as drew bees finds cooks cooks and he'se and he's gone. saints 24-10. and ken norton frustrate evidence with the defensive breakdown. but the raiders pausch -- push back in the fourth. 27-2 to the chagrin of former raiders coach and current saints defens

but the first redwoods that he saw. and was the trip is all about is completely dazzled to write letters and all of these things to some up with of great outdoors to be in the cradle of nature that is the majesty of california. >> when mckinley is assassinated in never having ben to the west coast is an opportunity to shore up but beyond all of that to make the very special request to go to yosemite with no politics just in dow was white think roosevelt to forge the of friendship and has spent around a while so roosevelt used to bond on this remarkable camping trip >> >> he has seen the commercialization there are these threats even when you had real federal protection and who would be in europe at the time because that was a chance to address those concerns. . . and so as a result of that, a lot of the memories come from those guys who would applaud the course. this is bat country camping and they prepared the food and all that and they paid close attention and were able to observe in the background the famous silhouet

in redwood city enjoy an all- day waterfront festival. this has free boat rides food drinks arts and crafts and is based on oktoberfest craft beer, food and entertainment can be found in oakland's diamond district on saturday from 11 to 6 macarthur and freaked out for clayton for their on tober fast which is too fun filled days german food, wine and entertainment. closer to the south they turn the german tradition at mountain view's annual oktoberfest that television is planned for adults and kids saturday and sunday at this time beer garden. harvest fair three-day event happens -- has wineries cider tastings food pairings and chef demonstrations it harvest there is at the sonoma county fairgrounds in santa rosa. >>> the niners giants are some readers an ace at home -- on the road. >>> roto bruder to the rescue for a kid in sacramento. >> mike jennings was responding to calls when he saw firefighters gathered around a storm drain. as he walked closer he could hear it anyhow of the king to the firefighters were trying to coax her out but s

. >> reporter: that was the case for a couple who sold their redwood city home. theyy were thinking of listing it, but didn't have to after someone made an offer thisy were happy with. they now live on the central coast. >> you get greedy and sometimes you wind up losing. all things considered, we came out of it feeling very good about it. >> reporter: a behind the scenes deal that is becoming much more common throughout silicon valley. in menlo park, lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> some verizon customers are having trouble making and receiving phone calls tonight. the company says it has a network issue in parts of northern california. it affects the peninsula and san francisco and areas north through sonoma county. the data network and text messaging are working. verizon engineers and technicians are working to fix the problem. >> ama: starting on friday you can buy the iphone seven. abc7 news was there for the unveiling of the new phones. the biggest change, no headphone jack. instead meet the wireless air bud headphones. not everyone is a fan. >> they basically lo

it would be run by pets in need out of redwood city. a no kill group that provides pretty plush living for animals. the volunteers claim not all types of animals such as a rooster would be able to stay. the proposal has not yet been finalized. >>> santa clara police officers say they will in fact provide security for you at the 49ers season open. >> a lot bigger than whether or not he sits down or they sit out. >> about 70 officers typically volunteer to work overtime at 49ers games. they threatened to boycott after colin kaepernick did not stand during the national anthem. and then kaepernick made negative comments about police. their boycott is not going to happen after the santa clara mayor wrote a letter voicing her support of the officers and clearing up a misconception that they're required to work for the 49ers. the police chief tells us the games were always going to be full staffed even if he had to reach out to other bay area police departments. >>> 49ers ceo jed york says the team will join the cause of improving racial and e

. >> reporter: that was the case for a couple who sold their redwood city home. theyy were thinking of listing it, but didn't have to after someone made an offer thisy were happy with. they now live on the central coast. >> you get greedy and sometimes you wind up losing. all things considered, we came out of it feeling very good about it. >> reporter: a behind the scenes deal that is becoming much more common throughout silicon valley. in menlo park, lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> some verizon customers are having trouble making and receiving phone calls tonight. the company says it has a network issue in parts of northern california. it affects the peninsula and san francisco and areas north through sonoma county. the data network and text messaging are working. verizon engineers and technicians are working to fix the problem. >> ama: starting on friday you can buy the iphone seven. abc7 news was there for the unveiling of the new phones. the biggest change, no headphone jack. instead meet the wireless air bud headphones. not everyone is a fan. >> they basically lo

it was reported at 3:40 am yesterday behind the plaza off redwood highway. the fire was burning in an area where more than 1000 goats have been grazing to reduce the fire danger. none of the goats were injured and firefighters were able to put the fire out in 45 minutes. limits of a homeless camp were found in the area. >>> california governor brown is working to make california the greenest state in the nation to the governor signed legislation yesterday that freeze at $900 million for several initiatives and cleaning up california's dirty air. among other things the money goes towards providing rebates for environmentally from the cars as well as increasing funding for public transit and parks. >>> any repurchase the controversial delta titles to carry water for northern california to the central and southern parts of the state can only be built at the federal government pays for part of it. governor brown supports the plan to build 35 mile long titles. uc berkeley economist looks at the data and found the numbers only workouts if the government pays for o

so highs tomorrow in the south bay after the clouds, 73 santa clara. 70 redwood city. san francisco, the same. 61. north bay, 70 sonoma. 65 oakland. inland, 70s with breezy winds good news, tomorrow no heat at levi's stadium. should feel pretty good with numbers in the 60s. the seven-day forecast is staying cool, sunny and milder weather the end of the week, and you can track the changes with our abc news app. >> thank you very much. >> now sports with mike shumann. >> espn stats and info tweeted today the raiders had a 44% chance of winning by going for a or two point conversion instead of extra point. jack del rio tweeted good thing espn is not coaching the raiders as they won today in new orleans. 15th anniversary of 9/11, saluting our american flag at the superdome. third quarter an open day futility would continue as drew bees finds cooks cooks and he'se and he's gone. saints 24-10. and ken norton frustrate evidence with the defensive breakdown. but the raiders pausch -- push back in the fourth. 27-2 to the chagrin of former raiders coach and current saints defens

here is what will happen in redwood city. the hourly planner at 8:00, 60, and at lunch delight. 69 degrees ultimate total sunshine in the mid-70s for better part of the afternoon. a light jacket if you head out this evening, 68 tonight at 6:00, 80s are back inland east bay neighborhoods and some of the wealth is beginning to spread and the north bay and the rest us are in the secretary and 70s and the 90 returning inland. we will see in that continues to spread further inland when we have the seven-day forecast. >> alexis? >> looking at our traffic cameras a quiet start on the golden gate bridge and we can count the vehicling southbound on 101. that is looking good. we got new information in the last 10 minutes on bart. they had track maintenance this morning and i don't believe that was scheduled but this is a 10-minute delay at daly city and it is in the pittsburg and bay point and dublin pleasanton direction and they are using the term "early are," so they are recovering. i promise add look at drive times and overnight con

it's meant for people to come and reflect. >> sunshine through the redwoods. it's a meadow. it is a beautiful garden. it's all these things. and it's a pretty special place. >> reporter: this grove is a sacred place for healing and remembering. >> he was somebody who lived life to its fullest. hard and fast every day. and, um, he always commanded the energy of the room everywhere he went. >> reporter: and for jack whose late partner steven envisioned this oasis when it was an overgrown swamp in golden gate park. >> my official title is like the volunteer that didn't know when to go home. >> reporter: -- it's a place he visits to remember steven who died from aids in 1989. >> there was a group that got together and said, we would love to build a -- to create a sanctuary or grove or something in the city to remember all these that we keep losing. >> reporter: when steven died, jack decided he would follow through with steven's plans and began donating a lot of his time to the grove and its existence. it's this partnership between volunteers like jack and the city's rec and par

good evening, commissioners and i'm once again addressing the relocation of the redwood tree on nordoff we realize in the threshold is very high since on this one request was granted, however, we believe we meet the standards no information has come to our attention the health of the transport is new information and if known before could have effected the outcome of the hearing on august 17th commissioner swig asked why the moving company has moved a tree of this size and the scope within the city of san francisco or even in the san francisco region ever in their 3 years and continued in an urban setting they referenced a previous project the answer is no no movement and two prior most of were made in the bayview and none with structures near or in the paths of the relocation, in fact, after the website hundreds of tree locations nun have taken place taken place the tree is in a dense inner area the roots are entangled in the infrastructure and this raised in any curiosity and two redwoods that have been move forward there's been a significant fitting of the foliage since they've been m

the crash happened on southbound highway 13 beyond redwood road at 2:30. the driver was pronounced dead at scene. oakland police department are investigating. >> berkeley man shot and skilled another man with the shoot are walking to a small group of people last note at 7:30. some words changed. he pulled a gun. he fired into the group. several types. he hit and killed the victim the express fought released information on the shooter or a possible motive. >> relief in north carolina after the charlotte mayor issue add curfew that jut ended, and bomber overall. demonstrators marched for a third night, month peaceful scene as they want through the streets police watched them and they did not make them leave despite the curfew. protesters are calling for the release of the police footage showing the deadly shooting of keith lamont scott. the family viewed the video and said they still have a lot ofers. the police chief admitted it doesn't clearly answer a critical question. >> the video does not give me absolute defensive visual evidence that would confirm a

i'm going to have to double- check the redwood city temperature. flat winds except in san francisco westerly that's onshore 10 miles per hour. we have a west-northwest wind in half moon bay. and the winds are consistent around the concord, clayton and walnut creek areas up to 14, san ramon 16 miles per hour. futurecast, plan your day accordingly, you see the low clouds and fog totally saturating the san mateo coast here all the way through the mid-morning hours. we don't see any kind of clearing towards the lunch hour. there's your afternoon. what do you see? maybe a sliver of some hope towards sunset tonight in the san francisco area. otherwise, the clouds will regather and increase again tonight in the overnight hours. so here's the bottom line. socked in today at the coast, sunny mild and breezy around the bay. unseasonably mild again in our inland areas. when you have this area of low pressure to the north of us, it is just anchored there encouraging our marine layer and pulling down that cooler air mass. so what we're experiencing today is pre

and now the traffic is slow, we have seen a couple of vehicles try to get off of the redwood parkway exit and then trying to get to the tennessee street exit where the traffic is moving quicker. but you can also see here that the eastbound lanes are also slowing down approaching accident here. we do not know when this investigation will wrap up. so we do not know when that third lane will be reopened again. back to you. >>> good morning, right now, leigh, i am still looking at what time they say they are going to be trying to open the lanes. chp does not have a time yet. so this is going to be out there for a while. and now going to the maps to look at a way to maybe get around this. and again, as soon as we know when they have an estimate as to when the lanes will open, we will try to getlet you know. and now a look at westbound 80, you can use 680 heading down to the bridge. it does not look like it is really that bad coming in from, let 's say fairfield. obviously, it is going to take you out of the way. but one lane, as you saw in leigh 's report is not enough for this morning co

vallejo 78, fremont 75, mountain view 76, redwood city 76. a fair amount of 80s away from the water. warmer tomorrow in livermore. 85. napa 82. santa rosa 84. san jose 81 degrees. but still the 60s at the beach. extended forecast across the board through labor day, 80s away from the water. below average. 60s, 70s near the bay. and low 70s at the coast. the one change we'll see a few isolated low 90s inland by tuesday but it's not region- wide but because we are not going to warm up 2 or 3 degrees near san francisco bay. so we are staying cool but pleasant through the holiday weekend. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, starbucks' "pumpkin spice latte" officially makes a comeback next tuesday. but you can get it now... if number and sign >>> it's a treat people wait all year for. starbucks' pumpkin spice latte officially makes its comeback next tuesday. already? but you can get it now if you provide a phone number and sign up for the psl fan pass online. starbucks is also spicing up its fall drink line-up with a new chili mocha. the hot c

san francisco, 90, 92 in redwood city. redwood city. >> up next, we are going to get into a friendly game of dodge ball, you might recognize some of the people on the court. "it's halloween time my frightful fiends, and disneyland is ours!" "going down!" "boo!" (screams) halloween time at the disneyland resort means there's wicked fun in both parks... and make sure to see the twilight zone tower of terror before it's final check out. "trick or treat." >>> in the nfl, the 49ers hope to rid some demons in what is becoming a place of horrors. 49ers will square off with the seahawks. is there is hope for them, though. as marshon lynch no longer with seattle >> he is retired. >> langeing out here, quarterback russell wilson has a sprained ankle. >> raiders are in nashville to face tennessee titans, event expected to get a big boost. first round pick -- raiders different has given up 69 points in the first two games >> and that's not good. >> dodge, dip, duck and every other word that starts with d some members of the ktvu famil

it's already been repainted to reflect how most people here feel. >> a good day for redwood high school. >> i think it's a good day and hopefully will continue to get better. >> reporter: in larkspur, john ramos, kpix 5. >> now, police say the floor was painted sometime between monday evening and tuesday morning. the vandalism is being investigated as a hate crime. >>> coming up in our next half- hour, we are just learning that one person has been killed in another night of rioting in charlotte. racial tensions flaring up over the shooting death of a black man by a black cop. why police say the killing was justified. >> and a ceo grilled about the drastic price hike for the epi- pen. how she is defending the skyrocketing cost for the life- saving treatment. ,, where right now, the city is limiting traffic into and out of the marina.. and: it's placing a he entrance.. to m >>> our top stories at 6:30 church is live over benicia where the city is limiting traffic into and out of the marina and is placing a protective boom at the entrance to minimize potential impacts caused by an oil spil

. >> in redwood city last night this video shows what northbound drivers saw: smoke rising from a backpack on the payment. authorities did not take any chances. highway patrol closed all lines and firefighters put out the fire. san mateo county sheriff bomb squad checked it identity before all lanes were reopened. when you see news where you live like this post it on social media #abc7now. you could see it right here. >> this morning the oakland unified school district is mourning the loss of a beloved superintendent robert black burn passing away on saturday at age of 81 was actioning superintendent after he and another superintendent marcus foster were shot by members of the liberation army on election day in 1973. that is the same group that kidnapped newspaper heiress patty hearst. foster was killed in that incident. >> we were in san bruno where parents spoke out against plans to shuffle their children's classes at bellaire school. the district will combine two classes into one class because of low enrollment putting 4th and 5th graders in the same room. an extra teach rooms between t

. >> reporter: the shelter will be run by pets in need out of redwood city, a no kill group that provides plush living for animals. >> we would be running the two shelters as separate models. >> reporter: they say they will run palo alto the same but with an upgrade, ripping down fences and building more private rooms. >> we're hoping to increase our save numbers, so saving moran mals than they're currently saving now. >> reporter: and they say they will keep the door open to all animals. some still think that all four-legged friends won't be welcomed in the new deal. part of this deal, animal ward ens are not going to be touched. they will still work for the city of palo alto and this deal is not going to happen any time soon, it could be a few more weeks if not a few more months because this is all in the beginning early stage goes. live in palo alto, rick boone, "nbc bay area news." >> thank you, rik. up next, it cost $300,000 and was supposed to be part of this weekend's september 11th remembrance in san francisco, but that pricey bell will be silent. we will tell you why. >>> staerg

and spots around the bay. 950 redwood city. -- 90 redwood city. still seeing upper 90s flirting with the century mark. and livermore and concord, inland and i don't think we will be quite as hot and probably not seeing as many triple digits today. but definitely another hot one on the way and details on the cooldown coming up. >> a look at the traffic this morning. starting with the altamont pass. this was yesterday's hot spot. will it be our hot spot today? coming off the 205 here at just about 30 miles an hour. so slow-moving traffic, so far. but if you take that on to the dublin interchange, expect delays as well. >>> in the bay area, law enforcement took time to show people how to save themselves if their car gets under water. and in santa rosa authorities purposefully submerged the car to stress how little time passengers have to get out. first responders say there is no reason to panic, if you can pull off three basic steps. >> get your windows down. get yourself unbuckled. get your children unbuckled. oldest to youngest. >> there is so much

on the peninsula looking at mid to upper 80s from redwood city to palo alto. mild at the coast and cooler today in the low 70s. 15 degrees and the fog comes back at the coast. in the north bay 88 in napa and 86 san rafael and east bay, oakland, berkeley so we take the edge off the eat a bit and inland areas still hot. 95 in livermore and concord. saturday there's a dramatic drop in temperatures. temperatures only in the 70s so much cooler, and then as you take a look at monday, this is might be something you look forward to. a slight chance of rain and contract doppler 7 and all the changes with our abc news app. the accuweather seven-day shows you the heat easing tomorrow and cooling trends on wednesday and in the low 90s inland. thursday in the 80s. friday, saturday, sunday and monday we'll drop you down to the 80s, so even cooler than average early next week with the 60s. once again a slight chance of rain on monday. it's not definitive but i'm just letting you know about that, dan and kristen. >> thanks, sandhya, very much. >> we'll give you another look a

oakland and redwood city. it's now 60 in san jose. winds have been really fluctuating all over the place this morning. onshore push san francisco at 10. san francisco at sfo. 12 in antioch. 22 fairfield. winds will be consistent later today northwest 10 to 20, blustery evening. right now george is our weather watcher in san francisco. 56 degrees so says george. clearing at his place in the city but fog at the coast. [ foghorn ] >> excuse me? [ foghorn ] >> fog at the coast this morning. [ laughter ] >> satellite-radar suggests we have the precipitation due east of our immediate area but again i'm keeping a few sprinkles in our morning forecast for the commute, just a few. it's going to be very fall like for the first day of autumn on thursday. this is the area of low pressure providing us with a few sprinkles. this is the one drifting from the pacific northwest surging south, pulling down all that cool air mass. so therefore, cooler today. 69 at the state capital. thunderstorms in the high sierra with a red flag warning in effect. 6:5

in redwood city enjoyed an all- day waterfront festival at port fest. this event features free boat rides, live music, food, drinks, port fest is saturday 10:00 till 3:00 at the port of redwood city. in the east bay celebrate oktoberfest craft beer, food and entertainment can be found in oakland diamond district on saturday from 11:00 till 6:00. or head to clayton for their oktoberfest celebration which includes two fun filled days of live music german food, beer, wine and intimate. if you're close to the south page on the german tradition at mountain view's annual oktoberfest that celebration is planned for adults and kids saturday and sunday at the stein beer garden and restaurant. last stop the north bay where the sonoma county harvest fair is happening. this three-day event features vintages from more than 100 wineries craft beer and cider tasting food pairings and chef demonstrations. harvest there is at the sonoma county fairgrounds in santa rosa. in sports niners giants and quakes at home, raiders and a's on the rose. -- on the road. i'm rosemary

ten to three at the port of redwood city water front. in the east bay, oktoberfest, craft beer, food and entertainment can be found in the oakland's diamond district on saturday from eleven to six in mcarthur. and clayton, oktoberfest celebration, two fun filled days of beer, wine, food, and entertainment. join the german tradition at mountain view's annual oktoberfest, planned for adults and kids, saturday and sunday at the stein beer garden and restaurant. last stop, the north bay where the sonoma county harvest fair is happening. more than 100 wineries are, craft beer, food pairings and chef demonstrations. in sports, 9ers, giants and quakes are at home. raiders and a's are on the road. i'm rosemary orozco and that is your weekend watch. >>> that's it for us at noon, see you back here for the four. dr. oz: kim zolciak gets real, about the than could have killed her. >> i had a stroke 6. dr. oz: a real stroke? >> yeah. dr. oz: and the surgery to save her life. what did the doctors tell you you needed to do? plus, take our simple quiz t

it is currently 58 and cloudy in redwood city. winds have been under 10 for the most part picking up now to 8 in the livermore area, 14 sfo westerly. that's an onshore push in san francisco. 17 now concord clayton, walnut creek. 10 in antioch. 24 in fairfield. dave our weather watcher in napa says it's partly cloudy this morning at 53 degrees there. but the moon is shining through. and that's going to be pretty much the scenario today, dave. we'll have some partly cloudy skies. we'll have some cooler conditions tomorrow for the very first day of autumn. it's going to feel very fall- like and then an offshore flow will kick in this weekend and therefore, we'll have the possibility of fire danger. i would not be surprised if we don't see a red flag warning going into effect over the weekend with that offshore component. this is our satellite-radar. we are picking up a lot of clouds drifting in from the south in a northerly direction. look at all the precipitation all associated with this very weak upper level disturbance but then we

we're in the 50s in oakland and san francisco and redwood city. fog-free friday. right now just a finger of fog lining the san mateo coast but all that's going to wipe away and we'll have ample sunshine today. temperatures inching their way closer to where we should be for this time of the year after an unseasonably mild day yesterday and even on wednesday. so we are talking about the sunshine today, northwest wind 10 to 15 along the coast in the 60s. 70s peninsula and santa clara valley through the 70s to the low 80s towards brentwood, antioch, tracy, oakley, mountain house. 60s, 70s, 80s to the north. triple digits this weekend. i'll tell you which day to expect those numbers. but right now let's send it over to roqui. >>> it's been quiet but we are getting busy. no delays on mass transit. northbound 101, after alum rock road this is in san jose, a three-car crash here blocking that left lane. causing some major delays here. cars driving at just 19 miles per hour. so pretty slow there. now let's head to northbound 280 and the peninsula here before alpine road in

and 89 in redwood city is the warm spot and millbrae isity on the peninsula and the low-to-mid 70s along the coast today and even 80. let this sink in. 80. 80 in downtown san francisco today. we will have 9 in sonoma and san rafael, below 86 and low-to-mid 90 through the north bay valley, and along the east bay shore, 82 in richmond is as cool as it gets 84 in oakland, and 88 in fremont, and castro valley 89 and punching through to the afternoon hours into coliseum, you can see 785 at 12:30 and not too bad, 8 and high u.v. index and the fact if you standing in the sun or sitting in the sun 10-15 degrees warm the add by the sunshine. inland, mid-90s triple digits and temperatures tonight under clear sky and dropping into the 50s and let 60. and you can see the clouds are coming up from the south during the overnight hours and we will see what they do tomorrow, the seven seven shows they drop our temperatures nearly five-15 degrees from inland neighborhood to the coast. we will hold steady above average away from the cost on friday through sunday and you can see fall flavors in the forecas

upper 60s the low to mid-70s. 75 in redwood city. 80 degrees in san jose. probably the most impressive graphic may be this one where we are looking at a temperature change for the last 24 hours yesterday into today at this hour. 12 degrees cooler in santa rosa, fairfield, concord, livermore looking at 15 degrees cooler. down to 15 degrees at hayward and along the peninsula. sfo stretching down through mountainview and san jose 13 degrees cooler than where you were yesterday. when i come back, i'll explain what has changed and the cool down that will continue at least through the first day of fall which happens to be on thursday. more on that in just a bit. >> all right, up and down. thanks, rosemary. >>> gun advocates pushing back against the initiative pushed by the governor. why they say that prop 63 isn't all that it seems. live interview coming up. >>> next, the countdown is on to the first presidential debate. coming up on monday, we'll talk with supporters for each candidate about what they would like to see from trump and clinton. >>> that is the que

oakland at 69. 81 redwood city. 77 in mountain view. 81 san jose. upper 80s to near 90 degrees for the warmest spots places like concord and livermore, slightly cooler than yesterday. 75 santa rosa, 82 napa, 89 in fairfield. sunrise today 6:47. sunset this evening, 7:26. a look at the extended forecast shows if you think these temperatures are cool, well, just wait a few days. because they are about to get cooler. i know a lot of folks were hoping we would see that september warmup that we often see in san francisco. we saw it for a couple of days. but now temperatures are cooling. [chuckling] so we are going to top out near 90 for friday and saturday. that's the warmest spots inland. upper 60s near 70 by the bay. 60s with some cloud cover along the coast. heading into early next week, the warmest spots inland monday, tuesday into wednesday, upper 70s to near 80 degrees and that's the hot spot, guys. temperatures in the 60s by the bay. 50s along the coast. so cooler temperatures ahead, this weekend though mild and enjoyable. back over to you guys. >

the child was found in redwood city after an amber alert. the suspect is the child's grandmother. kron 4's maureen kelly has what we know about the crime. >>:it's kind of a shock i used to deal with her on monthly basis. >> reporter:this woman works at midway village the low income housing development in daly city where the suspect phoebe haynes used to live a few years ago. she's surprised that her former tenant allegedly abducted her own grandson. >>:she was talkative, friendly i know she strugged with her kids sometimes she was a single mom >> reporter:the sf da's office says the this all started at 8 oclock wednesday night here at the foods co on williams ave in san francisco bayview. haynes, the baby william brown and the baby's mother came here to do some shopping. haynes and the baby stayed in the parking lot.when the mom came out she found the baby and the baby's grandmother were no where to be found. police took surviellance video from the store, and this arco station just a few blocks away. the manager says the clip the police took shows a woman throwing away her iphone

it happened about an hour ago on westbound 08 at redwood parkway. a motorcyclist was splitting lanes and collided with a big rig and is stuck under the rig and did not survive the accident. the traffic is at a crawl backed up well beyond 37. if you are coming on the of vallejo, american canyon, fairfield, vacaville, do leave early this morning p maybe consider south 680. there is also south columbus parkway. you can consider the city streets. as far as the ride into san francisco, better news. the accident, 80 with at hair sop involving about five cars and i motorcyclist. that was blocking three lanes. it cleared but you are dealing with residual delays and the usual jam-up rolling in san francisco. when something happens on the bridge, you know it will be a tough drive adding to all of that heavy traffic out of observe lapped. backed up to and through the maze, 33 to 35 minutes now from the foot of the maze out to fremont street. dave? >> all right. thank you. >>> god morning. fog is back again covering a lot more real estate this morning down to p

and 101 is at speed for san mateo as well as redwood city. back to you. >>>. [ bell rang ] >> a moment of silence this morning on the nyse. people observing the anniversary of even in which of course comes on sunday. two thirds of the people killed at cantor fitzgerald. two-thirds of the people work at cantor fitzgerald killed. everyone you are seeing knew someone killed on 9/11. again, a moment of silence on the nyse this morning. >> it's been 15 years since one of the most devastating terrorist attacks on the u.s. soil. we will never certainly forget. it's nice to see a moment of silence taking place. also going to be some mem a tive ceremonies in san francisco over this weekend. and some special pieces being brought to our city by the bay. this weekend in memory of those lives that were lost. many right here from the bay area. some of the planes were actually headed here before they hit the towers. certainly never forget. we'll follow the markets as well. >>> coming up, a possible break surrounding the disappearance of a california college

to a redwood city woman. this is about inherintance... >>> nbc bay area responds to a redwood city woman. she couldn't get money from her deceased father's estate. >> chris chmora joins us with her story. >> thousands of dollars. christine rider was family passed away in 1998. the family was able to clear up his estate through the state, except for one $32,000 bank account. she tried a few times to get it but her claims were denied and she couldn't get an answer from the state. eventually she gave up and then she hur about our team and decided to try one more time. we contacted the controllers office about christine's case and that prompted action. she and her brother just received a check for $32,000. the controller was office said because this is so old, it can't determine why christine's claim was rejected in the past but it's been approved. christine said she's so finally happy to close this chapter. she said dad would be so happy too. the number is 888-996-tips or nbc bay area.com/responds. and share you

high for this time sunny vail come n.milky sky on the peninsula. 75 redwood city. 63 pacifica. breeze will be coming through so will feel much better. 64 daly city. the north bay still really on the mild side 77 city in the east bay he can oakland 20 degree drop from today aprtment there in con coward. reason we start to i hope crease mid week 34 miles an hour three p.m. wednesday notice the wednesday continuing to increase as we head into a 6:00 o'clock wednesday night. now in the middle of summer with fire danger running high even though item not hot, disgusting wind as we head into the next afternoon particularly near the coast. same winds will take the temperatures down wednesday t.70's inland far cry from the is in and 100 of today. warm hot on saturday so we switch it all up. first weekend of fall. 70's to is in then on sunday would have l autumn heat with temperatures flirting with 100 degrees inland. we have the bring the heat back. accu-weather 7 day much colone coloneler tomorrow. cooling trend carries other into wednesday and thursday when the winds pick up. autumn a

we do have at this time temperatures into the 50s and now 60 in redwood city. later today let's break it down. a cooler day from 60s at the beaches, 60s and 70s common across the bay. rain on sunday. ,, ,,,,,, >>> good morning the our view ners the west. it is thursday, september 29th, 2016. welcome back there is more news including the deadly commuter train crash in who boca b ben, new jersey. here is today's eye opener at 8:00. >> there has been a devastating commuter train crash. the train rammed full force into the station. >> it was quiet and i remember hearing a boom and it sounded like a boom. >> did hear some folks say you know, the train is going to stop. just didn't stop. >> it was like a big crash and then everything from the ceiling just fell. >> donald trump as the nation knows prepped lightly for the first debate. now, he's cramming and in full public view. >> some voters are three times more likely thap the broader electorate to say they are voting for the third party candidate. his prepared remarks do not mention how the bank has since cut his s