Eternal heros after the tragedy. And a twist in the race to replace senator dianne feinstein. And the strong reaction from a bay area congresswoman. And changes for bart riders ahead of your morning commute. And a beloved diner, how the Community Came together to help save the business from eviction. Good evening. A peninsula restaurant that thought it would have to close tomorrow has been given a new lease on life. Mikes diner bar has been in palo altos midtown for three decades. But a day late rent payment put their business in jeopardy. And thanks to Community Support and a new deal, it staying open. Reporter this restaurant has been a fixture for 29 years but this summer the owner found his future and the restaurants up in the air. Mikes diner bar was supposed to say goodbye to palo alto for good on monday. This all started in july when the owner said he paid rent one day late, which spiralled into the eviction notice he got from the county. It was kind of going back and forth. At
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