Stadi scathing letter from the manager, bashing the city for making last minute changes to their concert and cancelled planned pyrotechnics, the manager wrote the impression i and many others in the industry have is your facility is getting so restrictive and dysfunctional, its no longer worth the effort to play there, due to the myriad and random rule changes. Initially the city was cheered by some for extending concert curfew to 11 00 p. M. For the famous band. Personally. Tit doesnt matter whos playing, metallica, rolling stones, it doesnt matter. The noise ordinance in place for a reason. Reporter a spokespersons is echoing the concern, saying in a statement, the city manager jeopardized future events and guaranteed a decline in stadium revenue. Such stunts may appease mayor gillmore, but they continue to harm every santa clara resident. We reached out to the City Managers Office which is denying many of the allegations including cancelling the bands fireworks show, telling nbc bay
High pressure kicks in for a couple of days. Sit not going to hang around long. Temperatures are all well above normal for this time of year. Any fog is a shortterm thing. 40 for a few. 50 for many, and 60s for some. As temperatures, though, are probably about as cool as they are going to get. Pope valley, 49. There are some low 50s. Very warm air. High pleasure right over your house and mine is going to equal some more temperatures at least until about saturday and then sunday, we start a cooling trend, and then the whole system coming in. Sit going to really drop those temperatures a good 20 degrees by the time we get to monday. 70s and 80s and 90s today, though. 6 01 on a thursday. So far so good, but what about now . It looks pretty good. You say it was already 64 in you San Francisco. Allie is standing outside on Market Street so i am sure she appreciates that. Good morning, everyone. Well go to her in just a moment. Lets go out and take a look at the bay bridge. I want to show yo
Weekend. I will show you what that looks like coming up in a bit. For now emily has the drive for you. Lets take a live look at our bridges where we are watching some delays. This is 580 westbound at the Richmond San Rafael bridge. As a result of emergency construction, the lefthand side of your screen, you can sealing closures. Down to two lanes and that was bound direction at this hour. That might slow you down. If you are going at a regular running speed on the san mateo bridge of the rest bound direction to get plenty of company across the midspan but not too many brake lights as you cross towards a peninsula this morning. In the eastbound direction everything is smooth sailing and good to go. Pretty much the situation at the bay bridge toll plaza as well. Looking at your drive times, only the altama passes in the yellow. Just below 30 minutes. This morning we are learning more about a deadly workplace shooting in santa clara county. It happened at the ford dealership on condit roa
In that was bound direction. It is beginning to get heavier on your other main travel times but still in the green which is good news. 15 minutes on the east shore freeway and half an hour to get there from highway 4 and easy breezy coming out of the south bay this morning. They have just cleared lane closures at the Richmond San Rafael bridge in the west bound direction due to the emergency construction. However there will be on and off closures of the shoulder both in the eastbound and westbound directions. This will start to stack up in a couple hours to the morning commute for right now it looks good. Still looks pretty good at the san mateo bridge and that was bound direction. There arent a lot of brake lights and that was bound direction. Eastbound everybody seems to be moving along at a regular rate of speed. And the bay bridge this morning metering lights are not on and is starting to get back up. Developing in Santa Clara County a work shooting at a car dealership. It leaves t
We begin with a cup of joe starbucks was launched almost 50 years ago with one store in seattle. Today the brand has 30,000 stores around the globe, serving 100 million customers a week so, how does a company of this size and scale continue to innovate and stay nimble brewing up change is this weeks cover story and our kate rogers has more reporter inside this 20,000squarefoot facility at its headquarters in seattle, starbucks is trying something a bit different. The coffee giant is acting more like a startup than a 48yearold Global Corporation this is the trier center, where starbucks projects are going from idea to action in 100 days flat. We now have 30,000 stores around the world serving 100 million customers a week and with scale and complexity, it can become the enemy of speed. And so, this was all about how we transform the way we work at starbucks so that we can accelerate the velocity of innovation. Reporter employees at the companys headquarters are able to pitch ideas via a