and leaders in two local is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat them anywhere, counties are now debating the so don't resist! pop 'em outside, or on the go, idea of all mail-in ballots for the fall presidential election. or on the way home! pop my 100% all-white-meat supervisors are already looking classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. into their own plan and today contra costa supervisors will debate requesting an order from governor newsom for a statewide mail-in vote during november's election. now to this point the governor moving from containment to isn't tipping his hand but it's also likely to be up for debate mitigation to surge, the next soon in the state legislature. the election volunteers are phase suppression and immunity typically seniors who are a vaccine. >> good morning, your headlines vulnerable population for contracting the virus. right now at 4:30. happening today governor newsom now to something good for says he will lay out the plans you. forg getting californians back o actor john kusinski had a big work. >> more than 5,200 cases of coronavirus here in the bay area. the death toll stands at 146. surprise for health care workers and starting friday people in his hometown of boston. in sonoma county will be required to cover their faces while running essential errands. it's the first bay area county to make that move following in >> i am going to donate four

l.a.'s footsteps. tickets for life. good morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. >> what? i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington >> what? you heard it right. along with mike, who is watching boston red sox gave everyone at the roads and will give us an update on information if a local hospital there tickets anything pops up throughout the morning. for life. first we'll start with in the episode krasinski took meteorologist kari hall working from home on this tuesday. how is the forecast looking this the health care workers to morning? it's going to be another fenway park pour what would have been the first pitch of the beautiful, sunny day. major league baseball season. let's head to the south bay with a look at our temperature trend then the entire red sox team that starts out with a few clouds overhead but then we'll clapped in appreciation for the workers there. clear out a lot of sunshine and >> that's so cool. temperatures that will be in the well deserved, too. >> very much so. upper 40s if you're about to very much so. step out the door soon. coming up next on "today in as we go into the rest of the the bay," nbc bay area responds. day it's going to warm up. we're going to reach into the >> reporter: your car is parked. mid-70s for this afternoon. now insurance companies are in fact, we'll see that across offering credits. i'm consumer investigator chris the bay area. chmura. we'll talk more about a cooldown we'll explain how much and how to try to get even more back in the week forecast and when we next. may get some rain. but first, happening now, that's coming up in a few minimum. laura? companies and government all right, thank you very agencies across the country are much. we'll check back with you. scrambling to figure out how to later today governor gavin stop so-called zoom bombers from newsom is supposed to lay out breaking into their meetings. his plans to reopen california last night someone zoom bombed the palo altocouncilmembers wer

for business jointly with oregon about environmental goals last night when someone started yelling profanities and racist and washington as well. comments before his mic was cut. so-called zoom bombers have been -- that's been happening across the country. president trump thinks he has the ultimate say. >> the president of theshots. earlier this month a meeting was if we weren't here for theecion targeted with a hacker putting up x-rated images on the screen. 4:52 this morning. more news ahead. president of the united states. wow! >> those comments made by the president yesterday are raising all sorts of scrutiny. most legal experts believe the constitution actually gives states the ultimate authority. the governors of new york, new jersey, and five other states have also announced a joint effort to reopen in phases. >> the big changes today for people who want to be tested in the east bay, the testing site i'm original. one of a kind. at the fire station in hayward you feel me? is being moved. "today in the bay's" bob redell love ya'. live for us at cal state east oop! you look cute. bay with the changes being made. better than you! wherever drama pops off so, bob, what's behind the big pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. move? >> reporter: marcus, they have

moved the 19 testing sites to cal state east bay hayward because they're trying to manage the growing number of people seeking this test. there's also more parking here compared to the original location which was at tennison park. it runs from 9:00 until 6:00 tuesday through sunday. you don't need a doctor's referral for a free test, but you do need to be showing symptoms, a fever of 101.4, coughing, shortness of breath. yesterday in sacramento governor pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy new colgate optic white renewal removes ten years of yellow stains. that's like all the way back to 2010. gavin newsom pushed for had it. do the dougie! the idea being that if you've remove ten years of yellow stains had covid-19 you might be immune with new colgate optic white renewal. and able to return to your job without getting sick. reporting live here in hayward, bob redell, "today in the bay." you will soon be able to find testing locations on a.m. mams. the tech giant is allowing

applications for specific testing locations. once a location is approved it will appear right on the apple maps in the coming weeks. more bay area counties are getting stricter to try to stop the spread of covid-19. starting on friday in sonoma county everyone will be required is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat them anywhere, to wear face coverings. so don't resist! the county says failure to pop 'em outside, or on the go, comply with the order is a or on the way home! misdemeanor punishable by a fine pop my 100% all-white-meat or even jail time. classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. you have to cover your face before you enter an indoor facility besides your home. santa clara county is expecting to discuss face coverings later today. and santa clara county leaders may be ready to waive late fees on property tax payments. they were due this past friday. welcome back, everyone. they normally have a 10% late fee. hey, marcus, have you heard this "the mercury news" reports with so many residents suddenly one, you might get a break on your car insurance thanks to struggling supervisors plan to follow the lead of other covid-19. >> i did hear about it, even got counties that have already extended the deadline or even a little email, too, about it. waived late fees. the insurance commissioner they'll debate that proposal one ordered companies to refund

week from today. families some of their premiums. a live look at sfo this how much, you're asking? let's turn to consumer morning and contracted airport investigator chris chmura for those answers. workers across the state today >> reporter: good morning, how plan to urge the airlines to much you're going to get back will vary by company. accept $25 billion in federal the insurance commissioner has stimulus mol also requires airl given latitude to calculate your rebate. not to furlough or even cut last week state farm voluntarily took action and said on average worker pay rates. it may require them to repay most customers will part of that money they receive. credit. ussa said 20%. there are also other strings the same for aaa. attached ensure airlines don't nationwide $50 flat which they dump out of the current domestic say is about a 15% reduction. the insurance companies say the airports they curran service. refunds are automatic. you don't need to do anything churches believe the stay in here, but maybe you should. if you feel you're due a deeper order it violating their first amendment rights and now plan on discount. we found an opportunity to suing the governor. negotiate inside the insurance the churches want to keep their commissioner's order. doors open during the pandemic here's what it says. the insurance companies offer citing freedom of religion and each insured, that's you, the assembly. they're seeking an injunction opportunity to provide their against statewide and county individual actual or estimated orders. the attorney general javier experience. for car insurance that includes an invitation to provide updated becerra is named in the lawsuit as is san bernardino and mileage estimates. so basically you have to show riverside counties. the governor's office is so far them how much you're parked,

not commenting. what your real mileage is. new for you that morning two more sailors aboard the hospital our team tackles insurance disputes all the time. ship "usns mercury" have if your case is stalled, maybe we can help. contracted the virus. go to nbcbayarea.com, then click both have been taken off the responds from the main menu or ship which was docked at the call us 888-996-tips. port of los angeles. d the disease in less than a week. was to be ste 4:56 this morning. coming up on "today in the bay," who is in charge of making the the virus so medical staff could decision to reopen the country? treat other conditions besides covid-19. while were you sheltering in somebody is the president of the united states, the authority place and you need someone to is total, and that's the way help move along your it's got to be. >> total? videoconference meetings, an >> total. it's total. and the governors know that. east bay farm has you covered. >> right. what do you think of this one >> the president says the decision is his, but governors, here. introducing goat to meeting. including gavin newsom, are sweet farms in half moon bay is moving forward with making their offering a unique service in own plans. which you can invite a goat or a what do legal experts say? we'll have a live report from llama, sheep, pig or cow to join capitol hill next. (soft music) your videoconference call t. could bring a little llama levity to your next call, marcus. you'd be making a donation to sweet farms which is a nonprofit

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if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection,... the bay." thank you so much for joining ...ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia and don't take it if you're on dialysis or have severe kidney problems. reporting from home, reporting taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin for duty, as is kari and mike. may cause low blood sugar. lower a1c and lower risk of a fatal heart attack? kari, do you have a look at the on it with jardiance. forecast for us. we are going to start out with cool weather. ask your doctor about jardiance. let's head to san jose as we will start out with some 40s for many of our micro climates as well as here in the upper 40s as we go into the rest of the day a beautiful afternoon. more sunshine. even slightly warmer than yesterday. in fact, some of our spots will reach into the upper 70s, so we're going to once again see some more sunshine. a few alk clouds and rain inp minutes, marcus. >> thank you, kari. as californians await word from governor newsom about reopening for business, there's a battle brewing this morning on capitol hill. who can order the economy to reopen, governors or the president. "today in the bay's" tracie

potts live with reaction to president trump's explosive comments. a lot of people have a lot to say about this one, tracie. >> reporter: yeah, we're going to let you hear exactly what he had to say about that, marcus. right now at 4:40 we have a the president claiming total authority and the constitutional wide range in temperatures right to tell california and the already this morning. we're at 39 in napa. 52 in oakland. 49 other states when to open for business. 50 right now in san jose. >> the president of the united we'll see us all warming up going into this afternoon. states calls the shots. we'll take a look at this and >> reporter: president trump says he has the right to decide more coming up in the micro when to reopen business in every climate forecast. state. >> when somebody is the president of the united states, and good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc the authority is total, and that's the way it's got to be. headquarters. here are today's top business >> total? your authority is total? headlines. >> total. wall street is set to open it's total. higher after stocks fell for the and the governors know that first time in three sessions yesterday as investors really remain on edge over the coronavirus outbreak. the nasdaq did edge higher bucking the trend, and that was helped by gains in big tech such as netflix and amazon and focus today, results from two big banks, jpmorgan and wells fargo

as well as earnings from johnson and johnson. could give investors a sense of just how devastating this pandemic has been to corporate america. amazon and whole foods had been struggling to keep up with the surge in demand for groceries, and that's now leading to new measures to try to reduce shoppers' frustrations. amazon has introduced a virtual waiting line giving you a secure time to shop and also a delivery window on a first come, first served basis. other moves include changing hours to focus solely on internet hours and asking new customers for fresh and whole delivery to wait for invitations before they can shop. and burger king is giving students a free whopper for a different kind of virtual test. posting a question each day on social media and covers subjects such as math, chemistry and literature. they answer on the bk app to get the free whopper with another purchase. there is a limit of one whopper per student and the offer runs through april 20th. kari, back to you.

anything free for students is great. thank you, rahel. let's get a look at our temperature trend in dublin this morning. it does start out cool but we do have a very warm day ahead. our temperatures go straight up and will reach into the 70s today. a look at this as well as a cooldown in the weekend forecast coming up next. and it looks like east bay is in the clear for now but south bay, peninsula, north bay i'll follow and give you the latest coming up. we're all doing our part by staying at home.

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and a good morning to you. a live look out in san francisco, dark and early this tuesday morning. nice to see a little bit of the clouds lingering low this morning, but what will the rest of the day shape up to be? meteorologist kari hall has the answer for us working from home. kari, i know you've been spot on with the forecasts for a long time and yesterday you delivered. it was nice and sunny. it was beautiful yesterday. i enjoyed some time outside even doing a zoom birthday party yesterday in the backyard. as we check out what's going on for us today more of the same, in fact, slightly warmer. let's head over to martinez to check out our temperature trend. it starts out very cool. we're only in the upper 40s this morning. but can see that trend in the temperatures that goes up as we go into late morning into the afternoon. eventually we'll make it into the low to mid-70s there for

today. and then as we check out all of our micro climates looking at our high temperatures for this afternoon we're up to 79 degrees in antioch today and 79 in napa. oakland reaching 75 degrees. san francisco up to 67 degrees in san jose reaching 75. so really nice and comfortable today, but we're also above normal. and so as we go into the rest of the week we'll start to see a cooling trend starting to move in by late sunday into early monday. a new storm system will arrive but it looks very weak and it will bring in a chance of some scattered showers not looking at a big storm here. as we look through the rest of the forecast we're going to see some warm temperatures for today and tomorrow up to 78, 79 degrees. and then some cooler air starts to move in as we get more of ane weekend, we're looking at some 60s for the inland areas, also

more clouds and that chance of rain coming in late in the weekend but it looks like most of the weekend will be dry and our temperatures still going up and down. as we head over to mike you've been tracking the commute. anything popping up for you this morning? scattered incidents. there is activity out there. the east bay you're still in the clear. we'll start in the south bay, folks, as we look at your map and green sensors everywhere. i give a shout out to the mountain view and sunnyvale area out of palo alto. southbound 101 as you pass through mountain view to the 85 split, a crash reported somewhere along the stretch not on the overpass, but it's nearby. we'll track that with some activity. two crashes reported but they have similar details so it's somewhere before or after that transition. we're looking at 280 with overnight resurfacing work menlo park and cupertino. in the north bay 101. there's a closure overnight.

redwood highway is an option. thank you, mike. it's 4:47 and new this morning the search is on for a drive-by shooter in contra costa county. it happened in brentwood before 10:30 last night at the intersection of balfour road near walnut boulevard. the shooter pulled up next to the victim and sprayed him with bullets. the man was able to drive home and call 911. he was then airlifted to the hospital. and in oakland the search is on for a freeway shooter. chp says the suspect hit two people in a car at around 3:30 yesterday afternoon on northbound 880 near 23rd avenue. officers believe that shooter was driving a white jeep cherokee with temporary plates. police think that shooting was targeted. the victims are said to have moderate gunshot wounds. new details and some good news to report at for an east bay law maker who contracted

pneumonia last month. family members say representative mark is now outo. he fell while running and injured his ribs. his family says he has more recovery ahead in the hospital. >> now to decision 2020, and former vice president joe biden is the projected winler in wisconsin's democratic primary. >> that's right. as you may recall wisconsin held its primary to fight the pandemic. go ahead and take this, marcus. >> with more than 20% of those votes in, biden has a commanding lead over senator bernie sanders. 65% to 29%. sanders suspended his campaign last week effectively making biden the apparent democratic nominee to take on president trump in november. endorsed