right now at 4:30 relaxing the rules. it's now week eight of sheltering at home, the new restriction changes will start rolling out this morning. what you can do and not do starting today and the impact on local businesses. plus, wearing mask s on planes are no longer up in the air. the new transportation rules taking effect in the air as well as on the ground. thanks so much for joining us this morning here on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. i hope you're coming off a great weekend. it was gorgeous. did you do anything fun? >> i went bike riding. >> i played pickle ball. >> me, too. >> a lot going on.

>> welcome back from the weekend. >> the weather was great this weekend. will it carry over to today, kari? it will continue today, tomorrow as well, but then after that it gets really hot across the bay area. we're starting out with some cool temperatures this morning now down to 40 degrees in napa and in santa rosa. some low 40s in the tri-valley south county. as we go through the day it's going to be another beautiful afternoon with sunshine and mild temperatures. we're reaching up to 80 degrees in antioch while the coastal areas will be in the mid-60s. we'll talk more about this and that end of the week heatup that's coming up in the full micro climate forecast. >> thank you very much, kari. thousands of people will be going back to work as stay-at-home orders are lifted. a lot of changes to roll through

here so let's break them down starting with sharon katsuda this morning. so the changes are a little bit limited, sharon, and we just can't let our guard down just yet. >> reporter: absolutely not, laura. and here is why. there's a lot of different rules for bay area counties and it's best for you to check your county where you live, but here is the gist for most counties in the bay area. construction will be allowed if social distancing rules are in place, real estate transactions also with new rules in place, nurseries, landscaping allowed with social distancing and some daycares and summer camps limited to 12 children with social distancing. as for the construction site, getting them back up and running ittle more complicated. inside some of san francisco's premiere office towers managers have been organizing how crews will work under modified covid-19 prevention conditions. along with construction realtors are having to follow new rules to show a home.

>> how you queue up to get into the buildings, elevators. you can only get three or four people in an elevator to practice social distancing. there will be challenges around that. >> the mandate is we can show a home virtually and if it's not feasible we can do in-person showings provided one agent only is allowed to enter a house with up to two people from the same sheltering household. >> reporter: among other businesses that will be allowed to reopen car washes, gyms will remain closed, playgrounds are still off limits and you can't schedule any play dates for your kids even though some daycares are opening in a limited capacity and don't rush off for date night because you still won't be able to be seated at a table. you can still do takeout and as far as gathering, no mixing of the family still. i'm sharon katsuda. back to you. >> thanks for the latest there, sharon.

4:33. new details, two-counties plan to join modoc county in defying the shelter at home order. yuba and sutter plan to offer nonessential businesses to reopen while modoc county has fewer residents, these two-counties are higher populations. so far three coronavirus deaths reported in those two-counties. governor newsom is expected to provide more clarity this week on the state time line for reopening. for the most part this weekend authorities in orange county made sure people follow governor newsom's order but at least one popular eatery is now throwing the rules aside. diners packed nomad canteen after the owner took matters into his own hands saying his staff of about 25 need to work, so they're willing to take the risk in becoming infected. diners soaking up the sun had similar opinions.

>> it's a bigger fight than for my restaurant. it's for my people. >> i miss the interaction and seeing the smiles. >> feels extraordinary to be in a restaurant because it's been six weeks. >> orange county beaches remain mostly quiet over the weekend in large part due to the huge police presence that turned away thousands of visitors up and down the coastline. and in the bay area anyone looking for outdoor recreation in san mateo county must now stick to a ten-mile radius from their home this is video of a beach in pacifica over the weekend before county leaders said people can only be there if they live within five miles of the beach. starting today police will enforce the ten-mile radius rule. you can still enter san mateo county for essential travel or if you are an essential worker. happening today more test sites will be opening up in silicon valley. the city of san jose is working

with google's sister company to open a site at the police athletic field on south 34th street. it will be open on mondays, wednesdays, and fridays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. up to 350 tests will be available on those days, available to anyone who is symptomatic according to state guidelines. a new test site will open in san rafael. on tuesday one opens in santa rosa and another in petaluma. this is all part of governor newsom's plan to add 80 new test sites across the state. meantime today is a big day in the treatment of the virus. 1.5 million vials of a drug that will be used to help treat the virus are set to ship out to hospitals across the country. last week foster city based gilead received emergency status for remdesivir.

the drug could help as many as 140,000 people recover. san francisco will test nursing home residents and staff. the testing is at the direction of mayor london breed. the first is to protect the most vulnerable population. 21 skilled nursing facilities in san francisco. testing begins at laguna hospital now. so more extensive face covering requirements are starting today specifically for the air travelers. joining oakland and san francisco airports requiring face coverings. also today recently announced mask requirements take effect for three u.s. airlines, jetblue, delta and united. the vta rolls out requirements. in the city's tenderloin things have gotten more dire.

they're planning to file a lawsuit. that suit is being led by uc hastings law school whose campus sits on the edge of the tender loin. they're demanding they clear sidewalks of people who gather and set up tents. too often they are overwhelming neighborhoods and the city is not doing enough to provide safe and sanitary shelters for the homeless in the pandemic. they are holding a virtual news conference this morning. 4:38 and returning to work. still ahead this morning on "today in the bay," the big issue state lawmakers are going to start tackling as many head back to the capital this week. plus, the nfl gearing up for an all new season. when the league is set to release a schedule. a lot more news ahead.

right now at 4:41 our temperature trend starts out cool with low 50s but a lot of sunshine and a nice day ahead as we reach into the mid-70s. we are going to see a significant warm-up this week for the inland areas. more on that coming up in the forecast. good morning. i'm rahel solomon. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open lower this morning. dow futures are offreopening ofy with some states easing stay-at-home orders along with rising tensions between the u.s.

and china over beijing's handling of the coronavirus. stocks posted their second straight negative week after president trump threatened new tariffs on china. several reports on the labor market including how many people continue to file for unemployment and the april jobs report on friday could show the jobless rate rising to 16%, the highest since records began in 1948. credit card debt spiked as the pandemic spread across the country. a new survey finds that nearly half of adults or 120 million people have credit card debt up from 143% in early march. 128 million people or 23% have added to their debt as a direct result of the outbreak. 45% say they are stressed about their credit card debt. uber will soon require drivers and riders to wear a mask or face covering. the policy is expected to be part of the new plan. uber has detection technology to

know if the driver has a mask on and is exploring race to confirm riders are also complying. uber encourages everyone to wear a mask through ads and on the app. kari, back to you. thank you, rahel. as we check out our pollen count today, still high for grass pollen. we are going to see some improvements in the tree pollen. we'll talk about this and also hotter temperatures in the forecast up next. that pollen is getting my wife. what might be an issue, a distraction as you travel through livermore and dublin. we'll talk about the truck that may be an issue.

and a good morning to you. 4:46. taking a look at the city by sea. the city by the bay, that is. >> city by the sea? >> under the sea. >> are you traveling over the weekend and we just don't know it? >> stick around and maybe i'll tell you. >> in your dreams maybe. >> yeah, i did a lot of traveling in my dreams. lookcool, pleasant place. wait a minute, i'm already here, right, kari? yes, you are here. if you stay here there are going to be a lot of changes in the forecast. let's get a look at where we are

now. we're starting out with some low 40s in parts of the north bay, some of our inland valleys have a nice crisp, cool start. a really pleasant afternoon as we look at our temperature trend in martinez. we have some low 50s to start this morning. more sunshine today and a breezy wind. as we go to the noon hour, reaching into the low 70s continuing to warm up even more from there. as we look at our range in temperatures from the coastal to the inland valleys we'll see it anywhere from the mid-60s along the coast to the upper 70s with a few spots hitting 80 degrees. as we look at our temperature trend at 1:00 we are seeing a temperature at 74. palo alto at 69. as we go into the afternoon a few of those spots hitting 80 degrees like fairfield and antioch. we are mostly staying in the 70s

today. i think we'll stay mostly clear. we're looking at intense high pressure here which gives us the clear skies but will help warm up our temperatures throughout the week. even though we've seen a lot of active weather for the pacific northwest, we are not going to see any of that today. we're looking at our temperatures through the week starting out in the mid-70s, upper 70s tomorrow. our valleys hitting 90 degrees on saturday. it's been cooling off significantly on sunday. we have a calm drive overall. veterans boulevard is technically highway 1 at 101. there's work that started yesterday. continuing overnight through tomorrow. that will continue to be an issue getting up to the golden

gate bridge depending on when you go. watch for the traffic control. there is a sizable reroute. the rest of the bay moves smoothly. 101 at 280 finished up. we'll look on the map, no problems. a live look shows you dublin. i'm concerned about the traffic going away from us eastbound at north livermore. there's a truck on the shoulder. reports of smoking brakes, no fire just yet. i'll track it. back to you. a 28-year-old hayward man is locked up after police say his crime spree started in san francisco and then ended with a crash on 101. police say this all started yesterday when he faked car problems and an unsuspecting driver tried to help out. he allegedly attacked the driver, made off with the black prius. officers were notified about a crash on interstate 101 and the highway 92 ramp. he was arrested off breaking

into an rv. in hours we're expected to find out more about a deadly confrontation between police and a man in san jose yesterday morning just blocks from the s.a.p. center. a man was stabbed in the middle of the street along the guadalupe river trail. investigators say when officers got to the scene the suspect tried to attack the officers. that's when three officers opened fire killing the man. the stabbing victim also died. the officers who fired their weapons were not hurt but were on paid administrative leave. new details in the case against derick almena. he may be released on bail as soon as today. jurors the first time around were deadlocked on whether or not to convict him in the fire that killed 36 people in 2016. his attorneys have argued he's

at risk of getting coronavirus while he waits in jail. a hearing is set to begin this morning. happening today the california legislature is set to go back into session today. the state assembly speaker has called lawmakers back to restart a session cut short by the crisis. sick pay for essential workers. inside lawmakers are taking exposure precautions limited to one staff member and nurses will be checking temperatures at the door. a handful of lawmakers plan to stay home until the risk is lower. the justices will listen to oral arguments via a telephone conference call. lawyers and members of the court will dial in and will provide opening statements and justices will ask questions in order of t

involves access to president trump's taxes.4:51 right now wh for some football. up next when the nfl is expected to release the schedule. first nbc bay area responds. a product arrives addressed to you but you never ordered it. so do you have to pay for it? the federal trade commission says no. federal law prohibits mailing unordered merchandise and demanding payment. as for the product, the ftc says it's yours. you have a legal right to keep it as a free gift. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. 888-996-tips. or online at nbcbayarea.com. and happening now starting its four phase plan today to gradually reopen its economy by the end of the month or next month. masks are mandatory such as

bookstores and can continue services. 6 million masks are being distributed to residents. the country's death toll more than 25,000 people. 4:52 for you right now.

welcome back for you. 4:55 and some but certainly not all uncertainty should be cleared up for football fans this week when nfl releases its 2020 schedule. according to reports by thursday fans will learn where and when their favorite teams play come september, at least on paper. a lot still has to happen for teams to actually hold games. by then the league normally

releases its schedule in april. this one, of course, is late. and at this point league executives are still hopeful everything will fall into place and kick off on time. "vogue" magazine is calling all fashion fans to participate in a new fashion challenge which they say will end all fashion challenges. >> yeah what do you think of this. this is called the met gala challenge. you can re-create your favorite looks from the met gala over the years. the challenge started by actor billy porter and "vogue" magazine. anyone who participates, you just use items in your home to create the look or go above and beyond to getting a close to an a-list outfit as you can. i think that was the year -- remember the year lady gaga wore meat. >> the mtv music awards. >> oh, it was. okay, then i won't pull out my bacon just yet. >> i think it would work for this one.

no matter what you do just make it fashionable. >> easing some restrictions. up next here on "today in the bay," the bay area counties making changes today and what you need to know before you head out the door. traveling doctors sharing their stories from the frontline. a live report on what one health care worker says about his time working in new york city. and a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. not too busy this morning. how is the commute throughout the bay area. mike is keeping track of that and will have that coming up later in the show. you're watching "today in the bay."

little by little, restrictions are being loosened across the bay area. the bay area approaching nearly 9,000 confirmed cases with more than 300 deaths. this as new testing sites open starting today. plus, what u.s. officials say is mounting evidence china hid the severity of the outbreak. a live report just ahead. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. first a warm week ahead. meteorologist kari hall is tracking all of that for us.

kari, how is it looking? it starts out nice and cool and today will be comfortable. we have some big changes ahead for the workweek. let's get a look at our san jose temperature trend that starts out with some upper 40s and low 50s, and then as we go into the rest of the day we'll see a trend into the mid-70s, a little bit above normal for today. but then as we check out all of our micro climates and what to expect we're looking at highs anywhere from the mid-60s near the coast to the low 80s for a few of our inland east bay and north bay spots. temperatures in the 90s in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. thanks so much, kari. happening today so bam area shelter at home rules will be relaxed. changes are happening in these six counties you see here in red. now as far as the other three counties go, solano county is allowing some outdoor a