interesting week. we usually except fogust. but you can see a little bit of cloud cover along the coast.

some of the coastal valleys are starting to fill up and you can see it right along the peninsula coast. but you can see the nearly full moon about to set. it will come back at 8:47 this evening and it will be full. and we are mirld thare milder te yesterday. the breezes will start at 9:00 this morning. and it will go until 9:00 this evening. we'll take a look at measurable drizzle coming up in the 7 day forecast. and here are the top covid-19 headlines in the bay area and across california this morning. today is the second day that many san mateo county businesses where closed. this follows the county being on the state's watch list for an increase in cases for three straight days. hayward will have a testing site at sky west golf course opening

at 9:00 this morning. and governor newsom will employ a live briefing at noon. and we are focusing on education. closings digital divide is now more important than ever. and julian glover is live with what san jose is doing to help those kids. >> reporter: good morning. a big step forward in closing that digital divide for thousands of san jose students. the city is expected to announce a new partnership with at&t that will get possible hot spots in the hands of 11,000 students in san jose. they will be focused on providing the devices to k through 12 students and those most in need. the city also planning to experiment with outdoor wi-fi, libraries and community centers.

and this is crucial because only three out of four homes in california are estimaed to have broadband internet access and only one in two homes on the lower he saend of the income sc have high speed internet. what we don't know right now about 911,000 hot spots coming to is an show say is when the hot spots will be in the hands of students. we don't know if they will have them by the start of the upcoming school year. julian glover, abc 7 news. there is a drive-thru backpack distribution in sunnyvale. it starts at 8:00. and abc 7 is dedicated to

building a better bay area, so this week we are focused on education and back to school especially what that means during the pandemic. from how preschools are operating to the unique challenges teachers face. you can check it out at abc7news.com. and join the conversation on our facebook page. happening today, alameda county sheriff deputies will begin to say one their own who lost his life to covid-19. a rosary will take place in pleasanton. the 57-year-old worked in oakland. and another service will take place tomorrow followed by the burial in la fayette. he leaves his behind wife. and scientists are asking the state for more data to track the coronavirus. they are trying to make their response to the spread more impactful. jobina has more at the live desk. and researchers need the data to make conclusions about who is most at risk and how the

virus is spreading. epidemiologists needed specific details on every confirmed case and death from the disease including where patients live, if they are vim aare asymptomat their occupation. it is needed to help guide policy toward reopening businesses and schools. but the state has not provided that information saying that privacy laws prevent them from sharing it. many health experts say that it is not the right time to be talking about reopening the economy at the moment because of the rise in case numbers. a handy app that allows physicians to crowd source symptoms from covid-19 patients is giving the medical community a wealth of information. stanford is one of the institutions behind the app. the app is called covid symptom study. so far 4 billion people have submitted their information. researchers are grouping

patients into six different clusters ranging from mild to serious symptoms. >> a little bit of fatigue, mild headache, but she was complaining of cold hands and feet and an unusual rash. it has been humbling to physicians because the presentation of covid-19 is so varied. >> according to the study, the only symptoms that were were headaches and a lost of smell. and a demonstration of military working dogs, the navy's investigation into what happened. and also a mool for rent? the new app that is being called airbnb for backyard fun. and a sharp drop in temperatures up to 15 degrees brings us a chance of measura

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we have slhave video of tro storm isaias. it is growing towards a hurricane as it approaches the carolinas. strooc strong winds could trigger power fail your ures for thousands. you can see that the flash flood watches go from savannah, hilton head, all the way up to boston the nexthours. up to 10 inches of rain is possible. coastal flooding, trees coming down because of the flooding

winds. back here at home, we're clear in the south bay, 57 in milpitas, is an know hsan jose . and san francisco 59 this morning and breezy and near 70 by 4:00. 62 as we head into the evening. and 62 in the north bay this morning, 81 with sunshine at noon. near 90 at 4:00. and east bay, we'll see sunshine and 60s throug 10:00. 66 this evening. and we'll talk more about the pleasurable dr pleasure measurable drizzle coming up. florida let . and now we want to show you the toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:45. and you can see the backup.

and it will be slow, there is actually a car that hit the center died just past the metering lights. it had been blocking a lane, so they are getting that cleared up, but it will be slow westbound into san francisco through the bay bridge this morning. also want to move officver to oakland, showing you 880, i was following a crash earlier on northbound 880 just before high street, that has clear and you can see the backup has too. brand new food delivery idea that is helping local spraunrese more. we'll tell you how it works. plus traveling cocktails to go, where one business is making the most out of the pandemic by bringing to your door step.

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since he decided to kneel during the national anthem while playing for the 49ers in 2016. recently many other pro athletes have taken a similar against pluolice brutality. have not video has received more than 2.5 million view, but the navy expects that the dog handlers seen in the videos were not active duty sailors. new developments this morning about the eight military members presumed dead after an accident last week. we know four of them are from california. and they range from age from 19 to 23. the group of 16 was conducting a training exercise near san diego when their assault video sank thursday. eight were rescued, but one died. two others are in critical condition. yesterday they called off the srnlg f searching for the missing eight members.

naya riveria is being honored. she filmed an episode as a guest judge earlier this year and this is believed to be the last episode that she filmed. the 33-year-old actress was laid to rest in los angeles july 24th after drowning in a southern california lake earlier last month. volunteers have created a free food delivery service to help local experts make ends meet. it started in san francisco's north beach neighborhood and the hope is that the hope is that it will expand. it is called. >> narrator: bea north beach delivers. they will deliver by foot, bike or car and the tips go straight to the restaurant. a different business is featured every week. >> that was the biggest night that we have for shelter-in-place. the entire team did such a great

job for the community. i don't know what to say more than just thank you. >> it is free for the restaurant, they don't have to worry about the margins for the delivery apps. and free to customers, they don't have to pay any fees to get it delivered. >> and sam wo is their next featured restaurant. >> love that. new at 6:00, why rent a whole house when all you really want is a back pool? an app describing itself as an airbnb for swimming pools is becoming popular during the pandemic. it has grown 2,000% since march. it is seeing success as many people are looking for fun in the sun without having go anywhere. sw >> and this is the best thing. no? >> is it? >> listen, i love being in the

pool. and i've been on airbnb, i've been looking at hotels to figure out what county is the pool going to be open, this solves issues that i've been having. >> yeah, but what if you are the homeowner? do i get to screen you? do i get to decide who is in my backyard? >> hopefully. just represent it ant and leave. >> no, no, no. there are so many nefarious things that could happen in the pool. huh-uh. you need to have some strict guidelines. and insurance. >> yes, but when i rent the pool, i don't need whoever has the pool to be there, i didn't rent them, i rented the pool. >> see, we've already run into some problems. >> i thought it was a great idea until i started thinking about

it and i'm like umm -- >> i'm looking for a pool now. >> yeah, you should stick to the airbnb with pools. i think that is a better option honestly. let's take a look at what is going on. you won't want a pool say tuesday or wednesday afternoon with highs in the 60s and 70s. well, maybe some of you will. but no 80s and 90s those two days. so let's talk about how we get there. it is pretty clear until we look right along the coast in san francisco, and you can see some clouds there. sunny, breezy, seasonal today, but 10 to 15 degrees cooler tomorrow and wednesday. drizzle both of those mornings. san jose about 81, 75 to 80 on the peninsula. 61 to 64 along the peninsula coast. near 70 for downtown. 85 to 90 through most of the north bay. east bay shore, about 74 to 8 on

degrees today. and east bay valleys, most of uu in the mid-80s. and tonight a little drizzle possible along the coast. look what happens wednesday morning, up to 0.05 of an inch of drizzle, so that means slick streets for the commute and you may need an umbrella and the windshield wipers. so see if you can find an umbrella. after 50s, 60s and 70s wednesday, we'll be back to average by saturday and sunday. have a good one. look who is back, it is ginger zee. she is back from a little vacay. nice to syou see you. >> if you call 12 hours in the car with kids vacay -- i'm kidding. we did did a road trip to michigan with family and had a wonderful time.

and the kids were actually really good. i was surprised. so yes, i'm all fired up and ready to cover this tropical storm isaias that is making its way up the east coast. it is racing, it should make landfall sometime tonight along the north carolina are on south carolina state line. and when that happens, the impacts will be mostly the coastal flooding, 2 to 6 inches of inland flash flooding, if you have friends say even in philadelphia or baltimore, new york city, vermont could see flash flooding from this. so it is a long stretch that we'll be talking about through tomorrow night and then we'll say good-bye. always this morning, we'll have the dire new warning from dr. birx calling the virus extraordinarily widespread. and the new concern about children going back to school after hundreds of kids tested positive after just one week at a sleepaway camp that did have some restrictions in place. and plus millions are preparing to go back to school during the pandemic, so we'll kickoff the study guide and take a look at some of the best laptops for

home schools and how you can save money. and plus some great lazy week night meals, easy dinner ideas that also double as a great breakfast if you have leftovers. i know that i can only improve this week on my eating because on the road trip itself, i believe i that had free toes and cheetos prior to 9:30 thorn. so things are looking up this week. >> breakfast free toes. >> now you have us hungry. thanks so much. and how about this? taking the bar to you. a mobile bar serving up? beverages to thirsty residents and it comes right to your sidewalk. this company in mexico city has been delivering a beer based cocktail. and they go for about 8 bucks a pop and the owner says he sells an average of 80 a day. you can order on social media or

by texting the company's phone number. it looks like he has some snacks too. >> all of that on top of the drink? because he had chips on to which of one of them. >> you know what, go ahead and make that drink a meal. you know what i'm saying? no? >> not happening. about your i like -- >> did you ever put any gummies in your drink? >> you've done that? >> no? i like it. >> you've done this? >> yeah, i put gummi bears sometimes in my drink. am i wrong? >> i won't knock it, okay, i haven't tried it yet. >> okay. president trump's tiktok

let's take a look at what is going on. i want to show you the

temperatures, not these necessarily, but while we're here, let's roll with it, you are looking at krnts conditiorrc conditions in the 50s to 70s. and what you are seeing are 60s, 70s and 80s tuesday, but look at wednesday's temperatures, only 60s and 70s for our coolest days. and then 60s, 70s of and 80s again by thursday. and creators of tiktok and their followers are pushing back against president trump's threat to ban the app over security concerns. in an open letter, it says that it is a good counter to the dominant social media platforms like facebook and twitter. the trump administration says it is concerned because tiktok is owned by a chinese's company and the users information could fall into the wrong hands. >> the xhilts agrcommittee agre cannot stay in the current format. the president can either force the sale or the president can block the app using --

>> to have microsoft take it over, there are questions that have to be answered. how will the data be stored and secured? do the chinese have links in to tiktok? so before i would be for such a merger, i'd have to get answers to these questions. >> microsoft is in discussions to buy tiktok's u.s. operations. the company spoke to the white house over the weekend about a possible deal. and coming up next, church services and manicures outside? another bay area county has been forced to close indoor businesses. i'm amy hollyfield, the story coming up. plus the former vp joe biden rumored to be revealing his pick for vice president in the coming days. how many are on the so-called short list. and

it is weird, it is definitely different. but for now, it is okay. >> just a new restriction every couple weeks, it is hard to keep up. >> that is true. county now closed, one bay area region forced to shut down new businesses because of a rise in cases. but there is one thing they can to to still stick around. >> what we're seeing is different from march and april. it is wide spread and into the rural as equal urban areas. >> and the pandemic's new phase, where is the virus headed now? jobina is tracking the latest holt spots. and back to school, how will it work? the top challenges facing teefr teachers. and our week is dedicated to everything education.

♪ and the rain of t swift, her surprise album topping the charts. is it now the summer of taylor swift and the other pop mega star showing whose team she is on. please tell me you watched back is king over the weekend. oh, man. >> i know. i'm disappointed in myself. >> where is jobina? it was so good. >> every single person that i know who has seen it, including my huge taylor swift fan brother, admits that this is better. better. >> it was such a good hour and a half of my life that i have spent. no phone, no nothing. >> i need to dedicate myself. i need to rededicate myself.

i need to center myself. hi, mike. >> my priorities just a little different. i would go weather, sports, and then maybe -- >> you didn't even do anything to the whole weekend. you had the house to yourself. you do have watched it. >> i binge watched last chance you, which you should watch it, it is really fascinating this year even if you don't like sports, it talks about oak land and all the struggles that are happening in oakland and especially for college kids. so last chance u on netflix, it is pretty cool. >> you get a chance. >> let's take a look at the weather. we'll start with live doppler 7. winds are starting to pick up, 15 in fairfield, 13 at sfo. but it is pretty dry so we're not seeing much cloud cover away from the coast. it will be breezy and seasonal today with 62 at half moon bay,

75 to 80 around the bay, 81 to 93 in the south bay. one of the mp withfof the warme the weekend. and the impact of the pandemic on our economy affects all of us and that is why it is a major ongoing focus of abtsc s commitment to building a better bay area. indoor businesses and churches in san mateo county are closed again. and amy hollyfield is live with the frustration growing there. >> reporter: yeah, you can no longer workout inside anymore, you could for a couple weeks here in this county, it was a bit of a tease, but now they have been shut down. so the fitness centers like this orange theory fitness center here is looking at the parking lot, considering maybe moving classes outdoors as an option just to keep the business going.

they are now required to shut down indoor operations. some of those businesses like gyms are looking to pivot and move outdoor, but one gym owner in san mateo a worried that that won't be enough to bring people out. >> most people are really afraid, so i suspect that it will take a year, maybe two years to get people's mind wrapped around this, that they are not afraid anymore. >> sunday morning service at saints george was in the parking lot yesterday. they brought out in pop-up tents and trying to adjust, although the priest pointed out it was pretty chilly outside. many were disappointed not to be able to go into their house of wrship. no word on how long this health order will be in place here. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. the latest numbers show that came c california reported

dying from covid-19 yesterday. but still down from the 219 people who died on saturday. but the number of new cases spiked topping 9,000. the positivity rate this is a good indicator of testing in the transmission rate is heading back down, the 7 day rate is at 6.4 port st. lucie a 6.4% and last weekend it was at 8 pb 8%. governor newsom will give us an update today at noon. last week he announced the state is withholding money from cities that defy state health orders by allowing all businesses to ropen as that includes atwater and coalinga. you can batwatch it right here d abc7news.com. hayward's testing site will be at the sky west golf course. the drive-thru site will be open this morning at 9:00.

the sky 7 video will show you how popular the previous location was. this was on the campus of cal state east bay. hayward says because of high demand, they had to move the site. appointments are required for a test. three bay area college football players are joining other pac-12 student-athletes in threatening to boycott this cming season. 13 players are demanding greater protections against covid-19, they also want student athletes to be paid and they are pushing to he said racial injustice. the group also believes that coaches, the pac-12's commissioner and school leaders should take voluntary pay cuts. they also want the schools to use endowment money to fund the sports set to be cut. there are now more than 4.6 million cases nationwide. and the cdc says more than 180,000 americans could die by

august gentlemen bee in jobina has more. . >> and nancy pelosi is blasting dr. birx and the federal government in their caved response. a covid-19 sons. she says she does not have confidence in the coordinator. 22 states, washington and puerto rico are seeing an increase in cases. dr. birx says that there is a new phase 69 pandemic. >> what we're seeing today is different from march and april. it is extraordinarily widespread, it is into the rural as equal urban areas. and to everybody who lives in a rural area, you are not immune or protected from this virus. that is why we keep saying no matter where you live in america, you need to wear a mask and socially distance. >> she also says any americans

who travel to a hot spot to assume they are infect ed and consider self-isolating. and negotiations continue on a new covid relief bill. top democrats afrntsz t s and t administration met over the weekend, but there is still no deal. the democrats want to continue the $600 weekly checks until january, but senate republicans want to cut it down to $200 a week, they are arguing that the increased assistance gives some people incentive not to return to work. fire crews are in southern california to help fight the apple fire that has burned 20,000 acres. thousands of people are under evacuation orders this morning the apple fire destroyed at least one home and two other

buildings. it started as two fires on friday and they came together and formed a massive fire. right now it is only 5% contained. crews are dealing with rugged terrain and temperatures around 100 degrees. firefighters from walnut creek have been deployed to that fire zone. >> just brutal. drew showed a satellite of the smoke being pumped out. so check that out. did you notice the haze over the weekend? that was from some of the fires to our north and east. so our air quality is fine, but just a little dimmer sunshine this weekend. just something i noticed. we are milder this morning compared to yesterday 240r7k. so let 53 in objection beach to the marina in 57. closer to the coast, more likely you are running in to cloud cover. around the bay, we have 50s to

near 60. 71 in pittsburg. and it will be comfy in san francisco, but warm to hot just about everywhere else. 12 hours of breezes across all of our water. all of our bridges. so it will be a little choppy and brisk there. peninsula, 62 at 8:00, but upper 70s from noon through 4:00. 65 though as we head towards the evening hours. south bay, 64 at 8:00, low 80s this afternoon. 69 at 8:00. and in the east bay valleys, 87 at noon, mid-90s for several hours. down to about 78 with sunshine at 8:00. i'm show you the drizzle coming up. and how are our essential workers doing this morning? well, we have a number of different things going on right now actually. we were slow and now things have picked up.

so first i want to start off with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is very busy there, you can see that it is completely packed. metering lights came on a little earlier than usual at 5:45 this morning. we had a car that lost a wheel just past the metering lights. and it looks like it will be a slow ride across. across the bay bridge, it says that it will take 17 minutes. and that is just going across westbound, that does not include getting all the way into san francisco. across golden gate the he bridge, 6 minutes. and san mateo bridge, a 13 34i79 ri minute ride. and a significant alert oig has been issued for eastbound 580 just before grachbts lint line . looked like a jackknifed big rig. and also fewer people are riding public transit during the pandemic and that appears to be one of the factors driving

business for car dealers and especially used cars. used cars prices have hit record highs last month, rising 11% compared wijuly of last year. typically car sales peak in the summer, but when schools reopen in the fall especially, they will subside there. but some wonder if sales remain strong if distance learning continues and so many people not taking public transit. and a major coronavirus outbreak at a summer camp, hundreds test positive. why the virus might have spread so quickly and the safety tips parents should know. and we're taking a live look

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home. >> and doug hurley and bob behnken are back on earth, their capsule came splashing down in the gulf of mexico avoiding tropical storm isaias. they returned to earth inside first to contrary people to and from orbit, the 19 hour journey was fast, bumpy and hot. peak heat, a whopping 3500 degrees. that is why it had so many bush scars on the outside of the capsule. that was cool. 45 years since that has last happened. let's take a look outside. you can see some clouds lining up along the peninsula coast. and that is pretty much where them stay. it is milder this morning on your planner. 53 to 60. 61 to 62 along the coast. 74 to 78 at noon around the bay, 83 to 87 with breezes starting at 9:00.

breezes will be up to 30, 35 miles per hour through 9:00 this evening. look at the heat in the central valley, the 7 at sacramento, 114 in palm springs, 98 in yosemite and hazy conditions there, same as we'll have here, because of the fires. we'll look at the drizzle and an algae bloom coming up. this morning many schools t that they will have to have distance learning. and so jumian glove glo with what san jose is doing.

>> and the city is partner being with at&t to make sure that kids get the wi-fi hot spots to k through 12 spots and families most in need. the city also plans to experiment with outdoor wi-fi and library, parks too. and we know how important this help is. and what is uchb clear is whether the devices will be in the hands of students by the start of this upcoming school year in just a few weeks, we hope to hear more from the city during the press conference today at 12:30. but again, 11,000 wi-fi hot spots going to students in san jose.

julian glover, abc 7 news. all this week abc 7 will be focusing on what back to school will look like for parents, teachers and students this fall. the majority of bay area schools will be starting online. child care and preschools can open for in person learning. you are looking at the cleaning routine at the end of the day every day inside brilliant kids pre-school. every surface gets sprayed. and it has to be done in the same direction to avoid spreading germs. extra work and a smaller enrollment have squeezed many daycare providers financially. >> i would put the health and safety in priority first. even though, you know, my economy not that good. >> half the time is spent cleaning and half the time spent teaching. >> this afternoon at 4:00, lyanne melendez will have more are on how daycares that are already open can be a model for other bay area schools.

a covid-19 outbreak at a ymca summer camp in georgia has many parents and educators asking questions about what can be done when children return to their physical school buildings. the high harbor camp put a lot of safe guards in place. the camp even produced a video showing all the steps that they were making in hopes of making parents and students feel better about all of the precautions. and then the camp had to close after 260 of 344 people tested positive for covid-19. >> i was surprised because they had done such a great job with temp checks, with pre-screening, the counselors making sure that they were tested. >> later on gma, you will see the mistakes health officials identified for why covid-19 was able to spread so fast. that is at 7:00 right here on abc 7.

joe biden is expected to announce his pick for vice president in the coming days. a democratic congresswoman from california says being vetted for the job is a really interesting process. cnn is reporting that karen bass has gained traction in the late stages of the search. bass represents los angeles and is chair of the congressional black caucus. and she says she is ready to be vice president. >> mainly because i am so concerned with where we are in our country right now. the policing issues, the economic did he ever investigati devastation. all of these issues. >> 11 women are being considered to be his running mate and that includes kamala harris and susan rice. and now your monday money r. lord and taylor is filing for

bankruptcy. it opened its first store in new york in 1826, making it the nation's first ever department store. and 12340unow a look at the exchange. we're up about 142 points. and now we'll see the temperatures as we check in again with mike nicco. >> hi everybody. welcome to monday. i want to show you this beautiful picture of an algae bloom at rio del mar beach. isn't that fantastic? look at the blue and how bright it is. absolutely gorgeous. i'll put this on social media pretty soon. we're becoming cloudy tonight with drizzle, more drizzle wednesday morning leading to our coolest afternoon wednesday.

and here is a look at the south bay, 80 in milpitas, 93 in morgan hill. pa fen peninsula, 75 to 80. sunset the 66. and near 70 in downtown, south san francisco, sausalito 75. and mid-80s to near 90 along the north bay. 73 to 80 along the east bay. and as you head into the valleys, 84 to 93 degrees. tuesday we'll have measurable drizzle, and look what happens wednesday, up to 0.056 an inch. so you may want to give yourself extra time if you have to commute. 50s, 60s and 70s wednesday, 70s, 80s and 90s by saturday. new at 6:00, combatting mom guilt. moms are lashing out at each other about how they are caring for their kids during the age of

covid. jobina has details on this. >> many moms say they are being shamed for how they are handling the many obstacles during the pandemic right now. some say that they are being told that they are not prioritizing their children's health, parenting experts say a lot of parents especially mothers don't have a choice when it comes to work, many have to physically be at work, so they can't be home to care for their kids. >> parents are really in this impossible situation especially mothers who feel a lot of guilt and shame about going to work, but also what they lose out on if they do have to stay home. >> it is so much easier to shame an individual mom than to think about the system that is forcing a mom to have to make such a tough choice. if we were going to bail out child care centers with the same energy that we're bailing out the airline, i think we'd have a different situation. >> coming up on gma, tips on how parents can get the support they need, that is at 7:00 right

after abc 7 ♪ taylor swift has another top selling album folklore has 846,000 sales in the u.s. and more than 2 million worldwide in its first week. her single cardigan number one on ichlts tune ups a itunes and spotify. and adele is showing her support for beyonce. she shared this photo on instagram, she is is in front o the tv showing black is king. and she wrote thank you queen for always making us feel so loved through your art. ♪

>> so this is why adele took the photo, because she has on the same top that beyonce has on. this is inspired by the lion king. and disney is the parent company of abc 7. if you want to watch something that is just -- fun, just beautiful. you're like where is she shooting all of these videos? where did the outfits come from, who did the choreography, can they teach me, who did your hair, you can do my hair? so many questions. >> yeah. and someone was like wait, beyonce was flying all over the world and no one saw it in. >> nobody saw. she figured it it it it >> she knows ohio how to do it. >> happy monday, friend. >> happy monday to you.

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here are the 7 things to know. san mateo county is rolling back reopening. many indoor businesses and churches have to close or move outdoors because of spiking numbers of covid-19 cases. and number two, governor newsom set to give an update today at noon and you can watch it here on abc 7 and abc7news.com and our free > app. and talks resume today over a covid relief bill. and number four, san jose will take a big step dard toward closings digital divide. city leaders have partnered with at&t to provide wireless hot spots so tuntss can connect to the web for distance learning. and we're waking up mostly sunny and milder this morning and that will push the temperatures to seasonal levels. upper 70s around the bay, upper 80s to low 90s inland.

number six, there is a sigalert in tracy, a jackknifed big rig is blocking all lanes right now on eastbound 580 before grant line road. number seven, why rent a whole house when all you want is the pool? an app that is being described as airbnb for swimming pools is becoming pretty popular. swimbly lets you rent a pool by the hour. and what i've learned is if i rent a pool and invite all of you, none of y'all would come. >> nope. >> i'd be looking around like where is everyone? >> i'll be on the other side of the pool, i'll come. >> you know what my question is, right? >> is there a bathroom? >> bathroom. >> some of the listings, i looked, you have access. so you come now? >> inside their home?

>> too many questions. it is just a bathroom. good morning, america. breaking news, tropical storm isaias expected to strengthen into a hurricane. the entire east coast on high alert. the powerful system hitting florida with winds up to 70 miles per hour and the dangerous storm surge now taking aim on the carolinas. bracing for devastating flooding and possible tornados. those states already hit hard by the coronavirus, now bracing for the storm. philadelphia, d.c. and new york city also on alert. we're live on the ground tracking the very latest this morning. urgent new warning. dr. deborah birx says the coronavirus is now extraordinarily widespread. the cdc predicts 180,000 deaths by the end of august. in new york, arrests after