somebody is trying to help. >> reporter: good morning. we've gotten so many scam calls over the years, most of us don't answer the phone anymore if we don't recognize the number. but what if you're ignoring an important call from a doctor or hospital because their number is not in your contacts? research from the tech company first orion found calls from medical professionals are going unanswered all the time, 70% of good tuesday morning to you. the headlines right now at 4:30, the time. so the company is offering a controversial late night move from president trump. he's suspending immigration into enhanced caller i.d. for free. the u.s. amid the coronavirus the technology makes it clear the caller is verified as a real pandemic. and a live look at capitol hill where today senate doctor or coronavirus test center. lawmakers are expected to vote on a $310 billion -- this is a first orion says they're seeing bill -- for more small business loans. in the bay area there are results. now nearly 6,600 confirmed cases >> the answer rates were less than 30% for these phone calls. with 211 deaths. now it's over 70%. so making a difference in this in santa clara county it's close to hitting the 2,000 mark. world that we're living for people that really need help and thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. for our first responders and

mike will have traffic coming up in about eight minutes. hospitals. >> reporter: first orion says first, we want to start with meteorologist kari hall with a it's offering it free to other look at that forecast for today. essential businesses and even yesterday was really nice, kari. government offices during the pandemic. right now it only works on i thought so. will that carry over to today? t-mobile phones with sprint yeah, we're actually going coming soon. first orion says it's asking to continue to warm up. i had a few sprinkles here at my other carriers to work with them on this. house yesterday. it was a mixed bag of weather if it's a call claiming to be for parts of the bay area but from a hospital, pharmacy, today all of that rain has since clinic or lab and they demand moved out and we're going to see any kind of payment or say they want to confirm your personal a mostly sunny sky today. we're starting out with data, don't give them anything. temperatures in the low 40s in it's likely a scam. napa. elsewhere we're seeing low to tell them you'll call back and mid-50s. as we check out dublin and our call the legitimate number you temperature trend today we start have on file. we're taking covid questions out with low 50s here but with every day. sunshine we're going to warm it go to nbcbayarea.com and click up quickly. responds from the main menu or we'll talk more about that and call us 888-996-tips. what's ahead for the rest of the forecast coming up in a few minutes, marcus. thanks so much, chris. thanks, kari. well, with the season up in the air major league baseball is a developing story now, facing a lawsuit from its fans. reports north korean leader kim the suit was filed in los jong-un may be seriously ill. nbc news has not been able to angeles against the league and confirm that, and south korea particular retail partners. it claims fans have tried and told nbc news that kim is,

failed to get refunds for postponed games. attorneys are seeking class quote, touring provincial areas with close aides. action status claiming many more he was last seen at a communist fans are ready to jump onboard. party meetingcountry's founder speaking of tickets, even six super bowl rings won't help grandfather five days ago. you get your way. take, let's say, tom brady, for we'll bring the latest on this example, who the mayor of tampa as soon as we get it. says was found working out in a talk about reopening the country for business, but what park that was shut down for that does that data reveal? this map just released is stay-at-home order. >> a lot of our park staff actually showing what the researchers at the university of patrol around just to make sure washington are looking at which shows the states can likely people aren't doing contact reopen here. sports and things. we saw an individual working out so california right here may in one of our downtown parks and 18th but, again, this is just a went over to tell him it was model. then we have hawaii, montana closed. it was tom brady. >> oh, my goodness. >> well, there you go. possibly reopening may 1st. he has been cited. new york, that's june 1st, which is reopening to businesses this >> not even a warning? so brady could probably aformed the citation but it's still a friday according to the model rough way to welcome him to tampa where the san mateo signed should wait until june 8 or later. this off-season after 20 seasons this includes the number of infections and how widely the with the patriots. welcome to tampa. state is testing. mendocino county may be on

look, many people are the list of the next places you have to cover your face in helping each other out during this pandemic, but there's no public. "the press democrat" reports reason you can't do something this morning local leaders are good without having a little considering that new order. fun. right now there are only five >> that's right. fun is always in. take a look at this young man in confirmed cases in the county. the uk after he delivered some meantime starting tomorrow groceries to his grandmother. orders of enforcement will begin for many of the other bay area they decided to bust a move on tik tok. counties in santa clara face look at grandma go there. coverings are still an option. still practicing social in l.a., like other distancing while dancing. counties, many more people might have carried coronavirus than first thought. >> grandma's keeping up, too. a new study out of usc says >> you know where he gets it. >> you're right. 320,000 adults may have gotten gets it from his grandma. infected. if true that would make up about 4:56 this morning. 4% of l.a. county's population. president trump makes a that study shows more people may controversial announcement overnight. have been silent carriers of the next on "today in the bay" a live report as we learn more overnight about what the plan virus. and one bright spot the findings means. plus -- say while the disease is more widespread than currently >> even if we were to say in may thought during testing, the death rate is much lower. we can now open for business but several local governments are calling for tenant will people travel? protections in communities who will conventions still come? are just trying to make it in the bay.

some landlords, however, are so much uncertainty. pushing back. let's check in with "today in the major challenges facing the the bay's" kris sanchez. show has more with what's on the tourism industry as the busy table here. good morning, kris. season should be approaching. you're watching "today in the >> reporter: hi there, laura. bay." the governor did enact some tenant protections but these are communities trying to take things a little bit farther. i want to show you what the discussion will be maybe in your community. now the local government on their agendas have in san jose the city council will discuss temporarily freezing rent increases. in alameda county supervisors will discuss extending that eviction moratorium to commercial tenants impacted by covid-19. in richmond a big talker here. we're really watching this one because the council will discuss suspending rent and mortgages for the duration of the shelter in place state of emergency. they will take up the issue of commercial tenant protections against eviction. - 58 million latinos live in the united states. governor gavin newsom's order enacted march 16th does remain in place for all other if we all participate in the 2020 census,

communities but also gives local we can ensure fair funding governments the ability to take for our schools, libraries, hospitals, protections even a little bit and other public services. farther which is what we're the census is safe, it's confidential, going to see. and our community is counting on us to do our part. this hasn't been without pushback from landlords who say we know who we are and how vibrant our community is. they cannot afford to not bring in that rental income. let's make sure our nation knows it too. the tenant protections will be for more information, visit getcounted.com, increasingly important as we go and to participate, go to census.gov. forward and know more people will be losing their jobs in the days and weeks to come. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. in san jose, kris sanchez, you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... "today in the bay." unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... many fast food workers all over the bay area are protesting or just letting the sun light your home. what they say are unsafe working stay well and keep it golden. conditions. cooks and cashiers at an oakland mcdonald's will protest for the third day saying mcdonald's is not providing sick leave or your headlines right now at masks. amazon warehouse workers across the nation are doing a mask 5:00. president trump announcing plans to suspend all u.s. immigration sickout starting today. workers say amazon is not due to the pandemic. he plans to sign an executive protecting them during the pandemic. order. plus -- employees in nearly 50 >> we have a process to warehouses are expected to take

part. adjudicate those and to begin to dialogue with our team and their 4:35. furious fans are taking action local health teams to make sure against the mlb this morning. still ahead here on "today in it's a health-based decision. the bay," the lawsuit they're filing in a push to get ticket governor gavin newsom is refunds. plus, another well-known promising to unveil a more retailer may be headed for bankruptcy. specific reopening plan tomorrow and is approving a plan to relax the options lord & taylor is stay-at-home orders in some southern california counties. exploring right now. you're watching "today in the bay." >> and several bay area cities including san jose and richmond are preparing to vote on new rent relief plans. good morning to you and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike as your traffic update in about eight minutes. first meteorologist kari hall giving us an update of the forecast. those numbers behind you look like it's going to shape up to be another nice one today. >> we're starting out nice and cool. the rain has moved away from the bay area. we're going to get more sunshine ♪ today. napa it's 40 degrees. ♪

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right now at 4:38 we're going to see sunshine today, and there's clouds out there in the pacific but they're going up farther to the north of the bay area. we'll talk more about this in a big warm-up in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open lower adding to yesterday's losses, the dow dropping nearly 600 points. a historic drop weighed on investors. the current contract falling more than 100% to close below zero for the first time ever. and essentially that means traders were actually paying to have someone take oil barrels off their hands. the may oil contract expires today. now the june contract is in positive territory, but the move really highlights just how much demand has collapsed due to the coronavirus pandemic. people aren't driving, airlines aren't flying so no need for oil

to be refined into gas or jet fuel. another well known retailer may be heading to chapter 11. lord & taylor is exploring options including filing for bankruptcy after it was forced to shut its u.s. stores. many businesses dealing with the economic fallout of eligible for aid. neiman marcus could file for bankruptcy and jcpenney is considering it. with so much of the economy shut down due to the vieries you may need to spend more time thinking about how to mark the holiday. retail me not says 75% of americans plan to buy something for mother's day this year. they also plan to spend about the same, $97, versus $103 last year. flowers are still the top gift followed by gift cards, chocolate and beauty products. kari, back to you. let's look at our first, a slow warm-up for the morning in

the south bay. this afternoon a nice one with sunshine. we'll talk about a big warm-up in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. and i've been tracking a crash in oakland. we'll talk about a couple

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tuesday morning taking a live look out on walnut creek. good morning to you and good morning to you at home as well. the team all here this morning as we get started with "today in the bay." good morning. >> good morning, marcus. how are you? >> i'm doing great. >> hi, kari, mike. >> hello. >> hey, guys. >> getting the wave. >> are we waking up. >> good morning to you all. >> wait. we're on tv. >> let's get to meteorologist kari hall looking at the forecast. kari, how will it shape up for us today? >> hey, it looks beautiful for today. we've been talking a lot about earth week and i wanted to continue that discussion because we know that during this pandemic we've been driving less, flying less, and so that's also helping out our earth. let's talk about carbon dioxide, one of the gases we put out in

the atmosphere as we drive and fly. it actually occurs naturally on earth. when we add to that it acts as a warming as the sun light comes in and acts as glass over the top of our atmosphere where heat comes in but does not escape. that's one of the reasons we've seen a climate change and some global warming that's all contributed to the fact we're adding more carbon dioxide to the air. but according to the bay area air management district they're saying they've seen a decrease in carbon dioxide by 26% over this past pont, and those other reductions from air quality and the particulate matter are about 26% because of the less cars traveling on the road. well talk more about this over the next few days as our temperatures warm up across the bay area we're going to get a little taste of summer as we

head to the end of the week. earth day is tomorrow. we're going to see our temperatures continuing to warm up. end of the week we're looking at mid-80s for the inland areas. this weekend still some warm weather across the bay area with san francisco reaching into the low 60s. we'll be in the upper 60s for the rest of the week. and, mike, we're all going to be talking about how we're emitting carbon dioxide. by staying at home we're actually saving more and a lot of those pollutants are not going into the atmosphere. how is it looking now? >> good. you say we are emitting less carbon dioxide i thought you were coming one a dad joke. we'll talk about the real science. the real traffic, it is going well, kari. a smooth drive. i want to point out one section of the nimitz freeway in oakland. there was a crash north 80 as you approach high street and then a traffic break that cleared. then i saw some slowing as that cleared. there's also construction in the

area. i think we have two lanes just like yesterday reserved for construction crews. slow down for that one short portion coming up past the coliseum. and then just before you get to downtown everything clears up. that crew yesterday moved just about 6:00 in the morning so that did cause things to bog down. marcus, back to you. many of the 2.7 million californians who are out of a job or having a hard time filing unemployment, that battle for edd site. near sacramento, one woman says she called 375 times in four hours, and here is where she got. >> i got through to the automated system only 13 times to go through the prompt and try to get a representative and each time i was disconnected with them either saying the system

was unavailable or there were too many calls for them to handle on the automated system so i never spoke to anybody. >> edd has said it has trained hundreds of employees to help the process of those claims. now much more on this story and the problems all business workers are facing in about 15 minutes. >> state lawmakers squaring off with spending during this crisis. assembly members met up yet demanding more accountability and oversight. leaders are raising questions over $7 billion in new spending including governor newsom's under the radar deals to secure millions of medical masks for health care workers. they are refusing to provide details on the deal fearing it may be jeopardized. a virtual town hall to provide support for survivors of crime hosted by state and local leaders as well as survivors. that goal is to provide

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