Took off for stanford aboard a marine helicopter escorted by three osprey aircraft andrew a crowd to the presidio. Before he returned to the city we had a chance to talk with people just passing by the mansion. Beautiful house. Very. 32,000 to ten grand and you can go to dinner there. Oh wonderful. Where is my invitation . Ten grand and you can go in and have dinner tonight and meet the president . Thats what we just thinking about that. Well lets invite him down for a snack. Reporter seems as though everyone we talked to thought it was great idea until we asked the money question. Have you got an extra ten k . Sorry, i dont. Not a cent on me today. Well ill speak to my banker. Reporter one neighbor who could certainly afford the price of admission, the vice chair of ce richard ellis. But he wasnt going. Do you think 20 times coming to the bay area that the president has gotten just about every nickel he could get out of this part of town . Apparently not. Its a deep pool. Reporter now speaking for those who live a billion dollars south of here 10,000 does seem kind of like a lot for a dinner. I guess youre paying for the view. Reporting from russian hill mark matthew, nbc bay area news. It is a beautiful view behind you. Thank you, mark. Scott budman now joins us from stanford. Scott, not just talk there was some action where you were today. Yeah youre right, raj. It was security in fact that brought the president , as well as several dozen tech executives from Silicon Valley here to Stanford University today, trying to figure out some ways to keep your private information safer. The stanford crowd had a lot of reasons to cheer the president. Not only did he choose the birthplace of yahoo and google as his venue, what he spoke about, cybersecurity is on a lot of mines these days. These attacks are hurting American Companies and costing american jobs. Reporter calling security a bipartisan issue, president obama signed an executive order on stage, making it easier for companies to report breaches and dangerous acts. We only have to think of real life examples. An air Traffic Control system going down or disrupting flights. Or blackouts that plunge cities into darkness. Imagine what a set of systematic cyberattacks might do. Among the bay area Tech Companies showing support, apple. We know hackers are doing everything they can do to steal your data. Reporter ceo tim cook delivering a personal message about the need for privacy. If those of us in positions of responsibility fail to do everything in our power to protect the right of privacy, we risk something far more valuable than money. We risk our way of life. Reporter but some of the Companies Taking part in round Table Discussions called todays action just a good first step. But we still have a long way to go. Its not complete. Its measurably better in the next in this next generation. Reporter Getting Better but with danger lurking behind every mobile device. And even the white house will admit that todays action was largely symbolic. But i tell you, just about every Silicon Valley executive i spoke to today say cybersecurity will be a huge issue in the year to come. Reporting live from Stanford University, scott budman, nbc bay area news. Okay scott thank you. More details now on the president s executive orders symbolic or not. Here it is. The information sharing between companies and the government would be voluntary. The government would share more details on classified threats to allow private networks to beef up their security. The order also calls for the creation of a Nonprofit Group to create new standards for information sharing between companies. Now the president says those standards would include strong protections for privacy and Civil Liberties to address critics concerns about information sharing. Not everyone on stanfords campus came to cheer the president today. Several demonstrators gathered to urge the president to immediately veto the keystone xl pipeline legislation. The bill has now passed both houses of congress. The pipeline extension, if approved would carry oil from canada to the gulf coast. The president has previously said that he will veto that proposal. Not just president ial news financial news. A recordsetting day on wall street. The s p 500 closing at a new high thanks in part to oil prices rising. The dow finished just 30 points shy of its own record. The nasdaq also up today. New at 6 00 tonight, annoyed by the noise. Tonight a peninsula city is looking for options to turn down the volume on planes flying into sfo. Now some locals are afraid that the Noise Pollution is about to get worse as Technology Allows air Traffic Controllers to land those jumbo jets closer together. Nbc bay areas Christie Smith joins us live from palo alto to see what if any options the folks on the ground there have. Reporter well, good evening to you. I have to say, i did speak with some residents here in palo alto who said they havent noticed any increase in aircraft noise at all. Overs said they had, and its definitely bothering them. So the city is looking at funding a study to try to get to the bottom of what is going on, and perhaps find a solution. Flights over palo alto have taken up more of stuart carls attention than he would like. I work out of my home. And i started being constantly interrupted by loud jet noise. Reporter he is working with a citizens group. Theyre trying to solve the issue of aircraft noise over the city. The noise interrupts me when im trying to concentrate at the worst times. Im having a flight go over my house every three to four minutes. We really want to confirm that what people think is happening is happening. Reporter a palo alto councilman where a committee is now proposing the council spend 30,000 to study issues like flight elevation and paths for bay areas major airports. The second part of that study would evaluate all these bay area flights and see if their are locations it could be shifted to. The great thing we have right here is right next to a large body of water. So the idea is not to shift the problem on to another community. Records some residents are hoping the fda might consider making changes to the next flight tracking system. They fear its creating more flight paths and noise over their homes. At sfo, nexgen is the future of their 1 2 vacation faa. And concerns it may be a matter of working with communities, the faa and airlines. Its subjective. What may bother one may not bother another. I will say that there is more traffic in the area, definitely. Reporter the faa says a lengthy detailed Environmental Review determined the project would not result in any significant noise or other impacts. Now, were told that in may, there could be some changes to procedures that have to do with descent. That some in the bay area might find a little quieter. If approved, the study would probably take a couple of months to complete. Reporting live in palo alto Christie Smith, nbc bay area news. Christie thank you. Lets turn our attention over to the weather. Get out that spf 30. Valentines weekend is here. We have picnics and beaches might be the thing to do this holiday weekend. Santa cruz pebble beach, carmel everything. A lot of people heading for the pacific coast. Chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking the speed. Boston expecting a blizzard and were expecting 80 degrees. Such extremes on the weather map from the east coast to the west. The microclimates across the bay area today were extremely mild. Upper 70s and low 80s. We averaged 80 in the north bay 78 in San Francisco. Also 82 in the south bay. Lets get a closer look at the south bay. Almaden at 82. Gilroy at 82 as well. Well see a repeat performance for tomorrow. We have a lot of hot air aloft and continually dry winds expected by saturday at 3 00 p. M. Coming out of the north and primarily out of the east. Thats going push us to recordsetting levels again. So lets take a look. 82 expected in napa for tomorrow. That will be a new record. San francisco should tie it. Well shatter the record in oakland with 77 degrees. The old was 72. A new record here in Mountain View with 80. And we should go in the history books in san jose as well. Coming up in about 10 minutes, well have details on the best beach weather you dont want to miss it. In the middle of february. Thank you, jeff. Between jeff and our app we got you covered. Download our nbc bay area app. Get that neighborhood forecast or the forecast in the neighborhood you want to visit. The app is free. Well, the Police Officer shuffle may have actually paid off. For weeks the San Jose Police department has been moving officers out of normal patrol duties to deal with huge spike in burglaries in the Almaden Valley. 80 burglaries just last month. Tonight, though, the arrest of a trio of alleged crooks may bring that spree to an end. Nbc bay areas robert handa joins us from the community where police are keeping the arrests lowkey, robert . Reporter thats right. Police arent usually so lowkey when it comes to breaking up a burglary ring there may be more people involved. While the arrests help they may not help solve the overall situation. The same thing about how police are trying to solve their staffing problem. San jose police have given some people in the Almaden Valley a little bit more peace of mind after arresting three people who investigators say are part of a crew conducts burglaries throughout the city. One victim said a burglary at her home on february 5th was traumatic. We feel very vulnerable and we dont feel like were being protected. And when they invade our private space which is supposed to be our home and they come in you know and take things that dont belong to them you know you just feel helpless. Some of these burglaries they believe involve the recent spike in the burglaries that are happening out in the Almaden Valley. Reporter police say the strategy of moving officers into patrol or priority crimes is paying off. The mayor and police union agree it cannot be a longterm solution, but are still at odds over how to solve the problem. And we know that theyre continuing to hustle. But we need more officers we know we need more officers. Reporter julie wegman is also grateful to see arrest but is concerned about police being stretched so thin. Just the fact that theyre prioritizing here we need to take a look at where theyre taking the other priorities from and if there is crime going up in that area. Reporter police say they will continue to do what is working. Negative, officer is immune to doing these followup investigations on these burglaries. Were taking this very seriously, as is evident with these recent arrests. Reporter while police are not releasing many details about the suspects yet, officers say they did recover a lot of stolen property and victims are being contacted. Live in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. A post office in willow glen is investigating a former employee who admitted to throwing mail in the trash. Coming up, hear from local Business Owners who arent happy. The fight continues for the parents of a saratoga teenager. What audrey potts parents are demanding happen in the wake of her death. Good evening. Im meteorologist jeff ranieri on our Weather Underground time lapse network. Today looked anything like winter. Plenty of blue sky and temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. It gets hotter for tomorrow. Well have a full detailed forecast of your weekend in just minutes. [alarms blaring] ohhhhh. Whoa whoa whoa whos responsible for this . . If something goes wrong, you find a scapegoat. Rick. Its what you do. Ahhhhhhhh whatd you say . Uhoh kelly if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. Its what you do. Rick. Dont walk away from me. Ahhhhhhhh detour for a local mailman. Instead of your mailbox, he went to a nearby dumpster. And he was caught in the act. He worked at the willow Glen Post Office in san jose and delivered to several neighborhoods in this area. Michelle roberts joins us from that area, where someone actually spotted him trashing the mail. That right, michelle . Reporter yeah thats right. A woman who works along lincoln avenue looked out her window and saw her mailman tossing away mail into the trash. Now, the post office was able to retrieve that mail and deliver it. But now theyre investigating why he did it in the first place. Ive had mail people just drop it on the ground packages throw it. Reporter joshua henry says he has seen some postal workers do some questionable things in the past. Throwing away mail . Thats unbelievable. Reporter post Office Officials call it an anomaly. When you have an event like this, it tarnishes the honest work and the efforts of other people. Reporter gus ruiz with the u. S. Postal service. Employees had to go dumpster diving in willow glen to retrieve mail that was thrown away by a new hire. It happened on lincoln avenue. We have been checking other areas where this carrier had delivered prior to. He had only been with us less than a week. Reporter ruiz said the employee resigned and is now under investigation. His name isnt being released but if convicted he could face a fine or up to five years in prison. I guess violated would be one way of putting it. Disappointed. An autographed album jacket. Reporter Andy Goldberg owns gallery framing. He has been waiting for a check from a customer and now he worries it is in a dumpster somewhere. It destroys my confidence that a communication that was sent to me will arrive. Reporter the former mailman worked several routes in willow glen this week. And the post office doesnt know how many times he may have thrown away mail. And because of that, the post office will be sending out a warning letter to everyone who is in the affected route that that mailman was working. Reporting live tonight in willow glen, Michelle Robert nbc bay area news. Thank you michelle. A notable statistic in Santa Clara County as officials work to end Domestic Violence. Today Officials Say the county saw just two deadly cases of Domestic Violence last year. Its lowest rate the region has seen in 20 years. In total, officers and deputies responded to more than 3800 Domestic Violence incidents in 2014. They also say that Domestic Violence goes unreported, especially among undocumented immigrants. Four San Francisco cops off the hook. No charges will be filed against the officers who shot and killed a man. District attorney George Gascon made that announcement today. This stems from last march. The officers killed 28yearold alex nieto in Bernal Heights neighborhood. He says the officers acted in selfdefense shooting nieto. Turns out he was pointing a stun gun. The officers were 90 feet away and couldnt tell if the gun was real. Oakland police shot a man after they say he refused to put down a knife. This unfolded at 88th and g street this morning. Police have not yet publicly identified the man, but his family says he is cory pollard. They say my cousin cory has been shot by the police three times. I guess he had a knife in his hand that he wouldnt put down or something. He has a little disability. His mother takes care of him. Like i said he couldnt have been doing too much. The man is in hospital. His condition has not been released. No record yet if the officers were wearing body cameras at the time and if they were on at the time of that shooting. West coast ports remain virtually shut down because of the ongoing labor dispute between dock workers and their employers. This includes the port of oakland. California legislators are now getting involved. At the capital today, lawmakers coming together to urge both sides to come to an agreement on a new deal. The labor dispute involving about 20,000 west coast workers is now nine months old. Experts estimate the slowdown is costing the u. S. Economy about 2 billion each day. Well it feels like summer is four months early. Lets turn things over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. Boy, it certainly was warm outside today. I know. You walk around and kind of shake your head. Its hard to even believe. Like i keep saying, what time of the year it is in our picture here from our Weather Underground, sky camera network. Just says it all. In the outer sunset nothing but blue sky, way back off toward the distance in the pacific. There is just absolutely no sign of any storm system coming our way. So lets get a look at those temperatures. It was not only in the 70s today. But we had a few spots tip right over the 80degree mark that was mainly in the south bay. Gilroy was one of them at 82 degrees. Stanford 80. Pacifica also in the club. San ramon 80. Napa also had 80 degrees. And Bernal Heights popping up to 78. So lets take you to the forecast as we head throughout the next three days. It does look like still saturday will be the mildest day. Sunny skies and it will average 81 in the south bay. By sunday well have a little bit of cooling, but still very mild. Monday well drop to 75. Now for the peninsula, well continue to see some mild weather throughout this weekend. Very similar. San francisco remains in the 70s saturday sunday and also for monday. How forbe the north bay, east shore and trivalley. Well find the warmest weather up into marin, napa and sonoma counties. Sunny weather and 80s all the way through sunday. If youre heading to wine country