concerns the agency bit of a rough monday. reconsidered. plus, trending this morning, a loaded request to eat more tracking your money. fries. you don't hear about this too coming up, the key deadline often. the country that's asking its today for millions of americans consumers to load up on carbs still waiting for stimulus checks. amid the pandemic. we'll be right back. new concerns this morning over the cash for californians now these are real people, not actors, without jobs. plus -- >> it is scary to go to work. i think i would be a lot safer if i was sitting at home than going to the west wing. >> covid-19 concerns at the white house. next, a live report from capitol hill on the leaders now under some form of quarantine including the vice president. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good morning to you. thank you for joining us for our third hour of "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. i hope everybody had a great weekend. hey, kari, what's the forecast look like for today?

today i'll be watching out for some rain. we could see some spotty showers moving through parts of the bay area. we do have a clear start to the day as we take a live look outside in san jose. as we go into late morning and into the afternoon we'll start to see more clouds moving in as our temperatures make it into the low 70s and once again some rain moving in first starting in the north bay and then working into the rest of the bay area who've got their eczema under control. later on this afternoon. with less eczema, you can show more skin. i'll talk more about this and this approaching storm system, so roll up those sleeves. very nice to see this time of and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. the year. i'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously >> looking forward to it, kari. the coronavirus is now treats moderate-to-severe eczema, hitting the white house. three task force members are now or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. in isolation after two staffers tested positive. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live for us in washington with the latest. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, we heard a lot of talk about this over the weekend. and, had significantly less itch. >> reporter: well, we did and we're going to hear a lot more that's a difference you can feel. today. the vice president said to come don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. back to the white house after serious allergic reactions can occur, taking a bit of a break over the including anaphylaxis, which is severe. weekend. there are others on the task force that he oversees who are

tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems,suchr vision changes, self-quarantined as a result of their exposure to someone who or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines, tested positive with the virus don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. inside the west wing. so help heal your skin from within. and talk to your eczema specialist about dupixent. several white house officials including the vice president are taking a break after two staffers tested positive for covid-19. >> it is scary to go to work. i think i would be a lot safer sitting at home than going to the west wing. it's a time when people have to step up and serve their country. >> reporter: three members of the coronavirus task force are self-isolating. cdc director dr. robert redfield, commissioner dr. steven hawn, and nih infectious disease director dr. fauci will testify remotely this week. >> i'm very concerned the president is pushing the country to reopen against the advice of his own health care experts. >> reporter: vice president pence is not in quarantine. a senior administration official

says he skipped the national we're coming up on 6:14, and security meeting this weekend out of caution after his press as we take a look at our secretary, katie miller, tested beautiful start to the day in the south bay, it's clear now positive. so did a military valet who but we will start to see more served the president. clouds moving in today, even a chance of rain. pence and president trump have both tested negative. as we look at the temperature trend near normal high >> there's daily testing, as you temperatures reaching into the may know, for people who come 70s. more on this and that time line into contact with the president of the rain coming up next. and the vice president. everybody wants to be safe. >> reporter: the white house good morning. still reeling from dismal april very happy monday to you. jobs numbers. the rest of the world and the >> we'll have a better third quarter. we'll have a better fourth stock market getting monday quarter. and next year is going to be a started before we did and when great year. we looked at their numbers it >> reporter: but may could be another tough month despite looked like a pretty good day. taking you out to the futures states reopening, officials predict 20% unemployment. and what will really happen or at least the best on what's going to happen show it will be a tough one on wall street. and that is a concern health experts wondering now if the wall street still thinking about virus may come back faster than friday's jobs numbers showing the economy does. more than 20 million americans lost their jobs in april alone. live this morning, i'm tracie potts, "today in the bay." over the weekend two of president trump's top economic >> all right, thank you very much, tracie. well, there's new data that is officials went on the sunday showing just how big of an

economic hit san francisco is taking due to the pandemic going sho on. shows. reuters is reporting a state "the examiner" is actually actor is trying to break into looking at a new city controller's report. it finds more than 166,000 pharmaceutical companies, hack into them, including bay area's people have lost their jobs or gilead which makes remdesivir are working at a partially open which we have seen as maybe business. it adds up to nearly $900 having promise to it. reuters is not naming the state million in lost wages per month. actor, but the white house, we the hospitality industry is being hit the hardest and most understand, is considering giving a warning to china about jobs at restaurants have just not messing with our been wiped out. pharmaceutical companies as they san francisco chief economist says more than 88,000 people in make treatments and they make the city have filed for those vaccines. unemployment. >> a critical deadline is coming bob redell has been talking to you about tesla. up this week that will affect tesla over the weekend and elon you if you haven't gotten your stimulus check and you want it musk threatening to move electronically deposited. headquarters or even his factory "today in the bay's" kris out of california. sanchez is live for us on what you need to know. you can move your headquarters, but it's generally not a good kris? >> reporter: hi there, marcus idea. this is a deadline that is boeing did that, and boeing has had a tough time. coming up on wednesday, and if you missed it, you still will as for moving the car company, remember, most of what we talk get your stimulus money, but it about are the problems with will take a little bit longer to tesla's cash flow. get to you. here is the reason why.

if you want the coronavirus indeed. waste management, the big economic impact fund deposited company that does garbage electronically into your bank collection around the bay area. account you have to act by tells "the wall street journal" wednesday. the irs says by 9:00 our time, its expenses are up because people are creating a lot more pacific daylight time, you have garbage. they're staying at home. to have your direct deposit that and all those deliveries which come with packaging and information into the system at i other waste materials this is irs.gov. look in the get my payment section. christina farr, one of my if you miss that deadline plan on getting a paper check late colleagues on "press: here." this month or into june. over the weekend she got married i will link you to that through on zoom. my twitter feed. now if you are delayed in she says it worked out so much better than we expected. accessing your state a lovely way to mark the unemployment benefits because you haven't gotten a state occasion. and she says to all the couples issued didn't card, know this. out there who delayed their if you already have a debit card from a prior claim if the last weddings, it can still feel three years, you still can use special. that card. if you need to change your don't wait. get it done. password, if you need to request >> probably saved a lot of money, too. a new edd debit card go to the >> that's what i was thinking. >> probably. edd website. >> what a lovely bride. nice pictures. i'll link you again to that also >> congratulations to them. in my twitter feed all congratulations to you fries administered by bank of america. lovers. if you have requested a new card belgians are being urged to eat and it is in transit, you know

that it's in the mail, don't change anything. more fries. you may think this is a joke but don't change your password, don't do anything like that. it's not. it's aimed at offsetting the don't request a new card because it will invalidate the one slump in demand. here is the deal. that's already on the way to the pandemic has forced so many your home. so by the time you get that one, cafes and restaurants to close oh, gosh, it was in transit and and people don't often eat fries at home so the demand is drying i got it. well, now it is not valid. it's canceled and you're going up. to have to start from the processing firms saying the beginning. so if you have requested a new cells dropped -- they're down card and you know it is on the 80%. so worldwide demand for frozen way, try to be patient. try not to do anything because fries has dropped by more than it will stop the process and 40%. i'm not sure why that's happening. send you right back to the beginning. if you need more information go to my twitter feed. i still buy at least two bags of i'm linking you to all of these frozen fries and cook them in different sites. the air fryer. i know that everybody's needs >> you are going to be a great uncle to my kids. are a little bit different, so >> come on over. just read the description and hopefully you'll find what you don't you worry. need. if not, let me know what you want and i'll try to get it for >> they like their taters. you as well. in san jose, kris sanchez, >> it's something good for you "today in the bay." that may make you hungry after >> you're always so helpful. thanks so much, kris. reading the last story here. a lot of people used to love the most recent episode of some this place. it's a sour note for country good news with john krasinski he music fans. owners of the popular saddle rack in fremont saying they have enlisted the help to make

to shut their doors down. recipes. a lot of you recall the place laura, this is really cool. that was so popular they had >> no kidding. that big mechanical bull in the a lot of people know this wildly popular north bay chef makes something called the dynamite which is kind of like a sloppy jose in the 1970s and moved to joe. fremont about 15 years ago. >> look at that. management says there's no viable way to reopen once the here we have some beautiful sour dough bread. shelter in place order lifts. tracking the latest we melted sharp cheddar on coronavirus cases in california, there. "the chronicle" reporting more than 2,200 cases and 64 deaths >> i need a side of heartburn yesterday. l.a. county's top categories medication with that one. with nearly 67,000 confirmed that was guy fieri. cases and 2,700 deaths. krasinski surprised him with a case numbers are heading higher $3 million donation to pepsico. as data shows more people leaving their homes statewide. and leaders in the state's largest union for nursing home i couldn't finish one of those things. workers plan to speak later >> i don't think i could either. today about what they argue are unsafe working conditions. the dynamite looks good. >> we all have to try. they say understaffing, lack of we should all try. >> mike, if you help me out, i protective gear and shoddy tests are all contributing to their think we can do it. >> good thing we are social

problems. nearly half of all coronavirus distancing if you're going to eat that. >> true. deaths in california involve senior care patients and staff members. you know what, if you do have lunch today, sloppy joe or not, and new details in the take it outside. deadly weekend shark attack in kari said so. santa cruz is leaving stunned family and friends grieving. ben kelly died while surfing >> it looks pretty good for most near sand dollar beach. of the bay area. we'll see some rain in time for friends stuffed flowers in the sand yesterday in remembrance. dinner for many of our micro climates. they say that kelly had recently moved to santa cruz to start his own business shaping surfboards. let's check out our trend, low he was always giving back to his 50s, we'll see it reaching into the low 70s. passion. >> he's really philanthropic, giving half of his surfboard money at one point in his life this cooler air with more clouds to the kenyans to help over in and a chance of showers as we go into the rest of the day. high temperatures this is about kenya. he was a philanthropic guy, in where we should be with highs in it for the love of surfing in the ocean. the low to mid-70s. >> surrounding beaches will that stuff we had last week with remain closed at least through those highs in the 90s is not thursday as a precaution. supposed to happen. a look at our cooling system a warning from fremont coming in. we're starting to see the rain police after reports of a bobcat approaching the mendocino coast. sighting in the city. police say an animal they as it moves into the rest of the

believe was a bobcat was seen bay area it will work its way north to south. near mission boulevard yesterday. officers are urging people to be there will already be some spotty showers. on alert and keep your little pets inside. possibly even moving into san they say if you see a bobcat, rafael. don't approach it. i wouldn't. call animal control. coming into the east bay, that looks like that has quite some happens later on this morning, muscles on it. looks a little dehydrated. we could see these off and on maybe that's why it was out and showers between today, tonight about looking for something. all right. and even on wednesday with some spotty showers that will i was going to talk to kari but continue as the storm system i thought marcus was going to slowly moves through. but it looks to bring us some say something. beneficial rain especially for >> hey, look, we can do it the santa cruz mountains where together. we could see close to half an kari? >> there you go. inch of rain there. teamwork makes the dream work. hey. we do have some rain in the higher farther to the north. now this will be the first in a forecast going into this afternoon, but we are starting couple of storm systems that out mostly clear and a beautiful will impact the bay area this week. sun rise as we take a live look we'll see another one moving in outside in walnut creek. checking out our temperature trend will be cooler as we go and are looking at a cooler week into the afternoon thanks to ahead except for the end of the more clouds moving in. week. we'll see our temperatures in

the mid-50s but warming up into the low 70s as we go into today. we'll see highs reaching into the low 80s for one day for the once again all of our cooler inland areas. temperatures because we will start to see some rain moving in by this afternoon. we'll talk more about the time line of the rain coming up. mike, you were looking at the chp reports, do you have mike, as drivers head out the anything new for drivers? door, looks good for the morning commute. >> it does. not from chp but we do have kari, you're talking time line and we haven't seen this for a a trend that seems to be developing, kari. while. your typical time line would a look at the maps and we see show slowing in through the green pretty much everywhere. tri-valley about now. for a period of about 45 minutes we are seeing that this morning, just showing up for highway 84. over here we had some slowing we zoom in toward the area coming in through pleasanton and towards sue noll and that also livermore westbound 84 coming plays to the fact we had a lot of slowing that showed up at the off 580. you see there's a little bit of altamont pass. we'll show that coming up and slowing still there. it was pretty focused early. i'll talk about what other a lot of traffic out of tracy. information i'm getting that shows the trend for the commute, remember the altamont pass, it i believe. right back to you. did have slower speeds and still >> thanks, mike. does right now. 6:10 for you that morning confirmed with our colleague out and breaking overnight the death of sacramento, melanie said it's of a comic legend who was also slow on their side of the path as well. one of seinfeld's most familiar faces. that may indicate a bigger flow. ahead at 6:25 how his son, ben we saw that there. but the bay bridge is still

stiller, is remembering his father this morning. clear. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> concern that our 6:22. a quick thinking res tu cue in sierra. an off-duty first responder sprang into action to rescue a drowning hiker. but first, nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: newer chip cards are supposed to be more secure but thieves are still hacking our accounts. one weak spot, gas pumps. they're not required to take these cards yet and won't be until 2020. thieves know that. so one way to raps protect your account number right now, pay for your gas inside with the cashier instead of at the pump. let us know if you have a consumer complaint 888-99 -tips. or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds.

how can i go on a cruise without my ka cabana wear. a mouse! >> it's a remote. >> one of the funniest fathers has died at 92. he played the role of george's father on nbc's hit series "seinfeld." the role came towards the end of his long career in show business, much of it in partnership with his wife, ann. now his son, actor ben stiller, posted this on twitter saying, i'm sad to say my father passed

away from natural causes. he was a great dad and grandfather and the most dedicated husband to ann for about 62 years. he will be greatly missed. love you, dad. developing for you that morning, georgia's attorney general is now asking the u.s. department of justice to look into the handling of what's become an explosive investigation. now gregory mcmichael and his son travis both are being held without bond. this is in connection to the february shooting death of ahmaud arbery who was unarmed. investigators initially did not press charges. state agents stepped in last week and arrested the pair when new video emerged of the shooting. while the arrests are sparking more protests, authorities in georgia have also arrested someone else not seen here, accused of posting social media threats targeting protesters. a hiker in the sierra safe after becoming stuck in a whirlpo whirlpool. take a look at this video from saturday's rescue.

an off-duty state patrol officer managed to use a rope and a stick to get to him safely. the officer had been hiking in the same area. deputies say the hiker misjudged how fast the water was moving. it can be quite dangerous. >> glad he's safe. all right. next for you we have more news to cover including a packed united flight returning to the bay area from new york. now these are photos gaining a lot of attention. we'll tell you what the airline is now saying about the social distancing guidelines. plus, what parents need to know about a deadly covid related illness affecting children. we'll be right back. we're all doing our part by staying at home.

that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. if they have a child who has a persistent fefver more than three days, that's the time to call your physician. >> right now at 6:30, parents and doctors on high alert. a disturbing illness linked to coronavirus now showing up in young children. coming up, a live report on the bay area infant who doctors recently treated. plus, the battle over reopening, revving up the east bay. next a live report on tesla taking action to reopen its fremont factory. and bracing for budget cuts, one bay area city taking measures to save money. the key services and jobs on the

chopping block. i hope you had a great weekend. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. a look at traffic coming up in a bit. kari has a look at the forecast for us. a pleasant one out there for us. starting monday off right. >> yeah, we are and it starts out nice and cool. dry for the bay area. my friend on twitter is already out and we'll see the sunshine turning cloudy. i love when you send me your pictures. i'm at kari hall weather. it will be cooler today but once again some rain in the forecast. i'll have a look at that time line coming up, laura. all right, thank you so much, kari. new this morning a bay area baby is actually recovering after contracting a disease that was very much like covid-19, very strong. it's getting the attention of parents across the country

because there's been an outbreak already, something like this on the east coast. i want to check in with "today in the bay's" thom jensen with more on this baby's recovery so far and some really important signs, distinct ones, parents need to look out for. thom? >> reporter: definitely. according to the american academy of pediatrics this may be the first case study of a child diagnosed with covid-19 and simultaneously with kawasaki disease in mid-march. a 6-month-old baby girl diagnosed with the coronavirus and who was already diagnosed with kawasaki disease and who has now recovered this is now being called pediatric multisymptom inflammatory disease. about 100 children across the united states in eight different states including california have been diagnosed with it. three kids in new york and investigations into more deaths in new york.

before any of the shelter at home orders were in place and possibly before any other child in the u.s. health officials warn parents to look out for several symptoms including fevers at that are prolonged, five plus days, difficulty feeding infants, severe abdominal pains, diarrhea, vomiting, skin color changes especially patchy blue spots, trouble breathing, and rapid breathing, racing heart, chest pains, decreased urination, lethargy, irritability and confusion. if your child has one or more of these symptoms you are urged to call your doctor. we're live in palo alto, thom jensen, "today in the bay." new this morning more coronavirus cases reported over the weekend in the bay area bringing the total to more than 9,800, nearly 350 deaths. in the meantime east san jose is

being hit the hardest. four zip codes seen on the map, some more than one-third of the first 100 deaths in the nation. the region made up mainly of latino communities is one of the poorest in santa clara county. it has a death rate four times higher than wealthier areas. the country is watching to see what happens in the after e was starting up production and threatening to pull the company out of california. "today in the bay's" bob redell live for us in fremont with a look at what tesla says is the next step later today. bob? >> reporter: marcus, as you're aware tesla had sued alameda county here in fremont this is a factory shut down since late march. we're waiting to see when that judge would issue a ruling in the case. you'll recall this past try day

tesla was hoping to get back to work after governor newsom loosened the rules for manufacturing. but alameda county kept those restrictions in place. in a suit filed saturday tesla argues that the state orders should supersede the county orders. the county says reopening the factory too soon runs the risk of spreading the virus. yesterday tesla posted on its website a return to work playbook. 38 pages of steps the automaker says it has to take to get back to work including covid-19 safety guidelines, worker health checks and ways to create social distancing. over the weekend elon musk sent out a series of tweets threatening to pull its palo alto headquarters and this fremont manufacturing site out of california. one industry analyst says it may not be an idle threat. >> every day he's not creating cars he's loosing money. a huge list of people waiting

for especially the model 3 but they have orders from every model. >> reporter: fremont's mayor echoed the impact on the local economy believing work can proceed safely with proper social distancing. reporting live here in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, bob. it's 6:36 right now, and happening today gig economy drivers like those who work for uber or lyft are heading to the streets to demand change. a group of drivers will take part in a caravan that they're calling car action. they are demanding better safety pay and respect as employees. the drivers say they want all of the above, not just during the pandemic, but always. they'll meet at the rei parking lot in san francisco at 12:30. >> more bay area cities are start to go weigh the reality of slashing budgets as they face the grim financial outlook. sales tax revenues are down

mostly everywhere along with taxes tied to travel and tourism. in some cases city leaders are already responding. the palo alto weekly responding the latest budget plan calls for reduction in fire and police staffing, laying off more than 100 city workers. palo alto's new fiscal year starts in july. new details this morning. cal train is facing major deficits because of the lack of riders. "the examiner" is reporting caltrain could lose over $71 million. the agency will receive nearly $50 million from relief funds through the federal c.a.r.e.s. act. but leaders say it won't be enough. ticket sales are down more than 95%. >> a ucsf doctor flying home from new york is sharing the picture catching a lot of attention. ethan weiss tweeted this photo of his full united 737 flight from new york. this is where he helped frontline workers.

weiss tweeted i guess united is relaxing their social distancing policy, end quote. united released a statement that read in part that we've overhauled our cleaning and safety procedures and implemented a new boarding and deplaning process to promote social distancing. well, if you're planning on riding an amtrak train anytime soon you're definitely going to need a mask. the capital corridor route and all passengers will wear face coverings on the rail and bus lines. amtrak says service will be denied to customers not wearing facial coverings. heed the warning there. monday morning the sun is up across the bay area. check the forecast, what's in store for today, kari? >> it's going to be a nice day. right now 6:38. a live look outside in walnut creek. as we are starting out dry, we'll start to see some rain

moving in. make sure you're prepared for that evening commute that may be soggy. but at least we do have the dry weather for the next few hours as our temperatures stay on the mild side only reaching into the low 70s. as we go hour by hour we'll first start to see the rain moving into the north bay by noon. the rest of the bay area seeing hit or miss by later today. so i'll have an eye on that. we'll talk more about how much rain coming up. mike, you've been watching the commute. what's going on out there? >> kari, i'm not going to say it is a trend but early slowing out of the altamont and now into pleasanton and livermore, so that pattern is a familiar one. we'll track that. the new normal where movie theaters are closed right now for a movie. the new thing is an old thing. the capital or the stolano drive-in with a few new rules. you have to be in the car or the bathroom. everything else is lava.

245 that's what it says. like in elementary school, the lava pits. you have to wear a mask whenever outside of your car but, again, the lava. don't go in those areas you're not supposed to. you can go to the bathrooms minding your spacing in the facility, but that exception is the only one or two. beware of the lava everywhere else. and even your cars need to socially distance. they're saying you have to leave at least ten feet of, i guess, lava, between them. i reference lava. used to play lava pits in elementary school. that was at the beginning of time. back to you. >> thanks, mike. well, returning to the field next here on "today in the bay," why the 49ers may face a home away from home this fall if mass gatherings are still not part of california's game plan. >> reporter: and usually mother's day means pampering mom by keeping her out of the kitchen, taking her out for an adventure. but this year was completely

different. so did you see more folks out and about with their moms? we'll tell you what this could say about the economy. the white house and detecting covid-19 there has made some changes to tomorrow's testimony by dr. anthony fauci. we'll tell you about that. take you out to the big board where the dow industrials are down roughly 200 points. so you've heard of mama bear defending baby cubs. take a look at this bear in south lake tahoe. saving her cubs all caught on camera. you'll want to stick around for this one. you're watching "today in the bay." 6:41.

right now at 6:44 as we check out our temperature trend that will start out nice and mild in san jose, in the upper 50s and today we make it into the low 70s. but more clouds moving in and rain possible. more on that in the forecast is coming up in a few minutes. new overnight for you in contra costa county firefighters are trying to figure out what caused an early morning fire there in concord. it started in an abandoned building on mt. hood circle near pixie land. some roads were shut down. now back in february firefighters say there was another fire in the same area also in an empty building. what did you do for mother's day? maybe a nice walk or the chance

to social distance to your mom or grandmother by waving through a window. whatever it was, we hope it was happy. we want to check in with "today in the bay's" kris sanchez. some said it was a little busy out there. i don't know. i stayed really close to home. >> reporter: me, too. i'm with you, laura. i hope you had a nice mother's day at home. it was nice to hunker down and just kind of be the queen for the day. we know that mother's day usually means a lot of spending and an uptick in business for a lot of different businesses. let's talk about what that spending on mom could say about the economy. tea leaf reading. mother's day a big day for restaurants as we try to keep mom out of the kitchen. with dining rooms closed that uptick may have come in the form of takeout. we'd love to know what you saw if you work in a restaurant or own a restaurant. find me on facebook. 1-800-flowers said its business is up 55% and not just for

mother's day. according to a survey by the national retail federation in the first week of april folks who could not take mom out said they still planned on spending money on mom. people surveyed said they planned on spending even more on mother's day gifts and flowers than last year. that might not mean more spending overall just more on guides instead of services like a spa treatment or a movie theater because those are off the table. you'll see mobility is still way down since that march shelter in place order went into play. it is a bit up since friday. that could be in part because more nonessential businesses were allowed to resume some operations. car washes, construction, et cetera. also an uptick in driving.

fewer people are taking mass transit. if you stayed put like laura and i, maybe ask your friends and let us know what they had to say as well. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. president trump continues to push for states to reopen all the while continuing to say it's up to the governors. >> that's quite a balancing act, scott. it is. good morning to you. he has been critical, for instance, of illinois' governor pritzker for not opening fast enough but simultaneously critical of georgia's governor kemp for opening too quickly and we now know found out last week this designed plan the cdc created to give states guidance about how to open will never see the light of day, a cording to the white house. there is covid-19 in some of the

white house staff, at least two of them have tested positive. a member of the military who served president trump meals tested positive as did vice president's press aide. she's a wife to one of the president's closest advisers. we've gotten conflicting information from the twhous about the vice president's plan. originally we heard he was going to take it easy for a few days. he did skip a meeting over the weekend. mr. pence will be at the white house today. president trump will conduct a rose garden press appearance to talk about coronavirus, not that it's in the white house specifically though that will certainly come up. it's at 3:00 p.m. california time right after the president meets with industry leaders to talk about the pandemic. the exposure in the white house also means very senior staff are going to self-isolate and that includes dr. anthony fauci who says he'll work from home for some time. he is scheduled to talk to the senate, a senate subcommittee tomorrow. he will still do that.

he's just going to do it by teleconference. so that's tomorrow. also tomorrow the security will begin to hear a case in which there are subpoenas for the president's financial records issued by a prosecutor in new york state. the less has lost every single time. he's making the argument or his legal team is making the argument that a president, a sitting president,oes. we'll be watching that and what happens in washington today as well. we'll be tweeting about it. you can find me on twitter @scottmcgrew. thank you very much, scott. a new result out for the largest antibody test out there for covid-19 and it was all given to employees of major league baseball. so what we found out so far is of the 5,600 players and workers

in the league just .7% came back with antibodies, lower than the results from other large scale tests. new for you this morning from football to baseball this may be a tough one for niners fans but if mass gatherings are not approved in california by the fall, well, the question is could the niners home games be played in the cardinals stadium in arizona. so nbc pro football insider mike florio says that the league purposely designed its schedule to make sure the three california teams would have backup availability in arizona or las vegas. the home of the raiders. trending this morning, celebrating moms and what they do for their babies and that includes animals, too. check out this mama bear in south lake tahoe rescuing three cubs. they managed to get separated but she got the cubs to jump back in the water and swam them

back to safety on her back. people called the local fire department for help but she had it. no doubt. moms are always carrying the bulk of the load there even up in tahoe. happy belated mother's day, grandmothers, wannabe mothers, the works. >> if that mama bear could talk, did you think he was going to wait for you to come get my kids? >> exactly, whatever it takes. >> absolutely. looking at that water makes you think of a pool this weekend. i'm sure some people did but, kari, today's weather might be too cool for a pool now. it's starting to cool off and we'll have some rain this afternoon into the evening. we had that pool weather thursday and friday. today not so much. and so as we're starting out this morning a hazy shot as we take a live look outside in dublin. we are starting out with some sunshine nonetheless and it's

going to be in the low 50s. a nice, cool start. then we make it into the low 70s and our rise in temperatures stop as more clouds move in. we're going to see the clouds bring us some rain as we see this storm system approaching far northern california and the coastal areas there will work its way north to south later on this afternoon. even at about noon time in santa rosa, ukiah, we could see some of that spotty rain moving in. and then it starts to spread across the bay area going into the afternoon to evening commute. not all of us will see this rain but it will be definitely a chance by later today into tonight and then tomorrow still some scattered showers. we'll also have some rain chances in the forecast for wednesday. it looks like we're getting a wet start to the week but this is not a really strong storm system it looks for most of us to bring us about a tenth to a quarter inch of rain, maybe higher farther to the north in

spots like ukiah and the s moun. good to see this in the forecast to help cool us off. once the rain moves out we warm up briefly before another storm system moves in on sunday. mike, how is it looking out there for the morning commute? >> pretty good, kari. we may have a trend, thursday, friday and monday we're seeing slowing coming into contra costa and alameda counties. the green flow is obvious. we see little spots in our normal commute, west 84 slows, typical for the cutthrough out of the tri-valley and coming off 580 out of tracy and in to north flynn road. back to you. happening now for you the shanghai disney theme park is open after being closed at the beginning of the year due to covid-19. it's the first among disney parks around the world to officially reopen for business and one-third of normal capacity.

tickets were sold out in minutes. >> we're tracking your money on this monday morning. next on "today in the bay," a look at the key deadline for those still waiting for their federal stimulus check and check this out, a bobcat roaming the streets. coming up the neighborhoods that are now on alert.

and welcome back. 6:57 on your monday morning. welcome back. here are the top stories we're following for you on "today in the bay." >> and we are learning more about a bay area baby that may have been one of the first children in the u.s. linked to a rare covid-19 related disease. the american academy of pediatrics says in addition to coronavirus that infant was also diagnosed with kawasaki disease. this is before any shelter at home orders were put into place, about 100 children nationwide have received similar diagnosis. medical experts say kids can develop heart problems and can die. live now to the tesla factory in fremont. a court battle could be brewing between founder elon musk and alameda county. musk is suing the county to restart plant operations. he's also threatening to leave the state.

musk wants alameda county to more closely align with the phase two guidelines. the county says reopening early is a health hazard and runs the risk of spreading the virus. important news if you are awaiting access to unemployment benefits. california's employment development department says if you have a state issued debit card from a prior claim you can use that instead of waiting for a new card. you need to -- if you do need to reset your password or request a new one, head to the edd website. and if your card is alreadymaki website can potentially invalidate the card. today in the south bay two sports parks in cupertino are reopening. they include the sports center tennis courts and the blackberry farm golf course. several restrictions are still in place in lieu of the

pandemic. and a warning from fremont police after reports of a bobcat sighting in the city. police say that an animal they believe is a bobcat was seen near mission boulevard. if you see the bobcat, don't approach it and call animal control. smart advice there. now a look at the forecast before we go. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that. kari? it's going to be a cooler day and we'll see some spotty showers. make sure you have the umbrella handy especially later today. we'll also see some spotty showers moving in for the middle of the week but then drying out by the end of the week. mike? >> tracking that slowdown out of the altamont pass thursday, friday and now today. we'll see if traffic tuesday brings more traffic flow. this may be a trend. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much and thank you for joining us on this

monday morning. good morning close contact. the coronavirus strikes deep inside the white house good morning close contact. the coronavirus strikes deep inside the white house >> it is scary to go to work >> at least two staffers close to the president and vice president testing positive dr. fauci, the head of the cdc, and other top health officials now self-quarantine the new safety precautions in the west wing straight ahead. breaking overnight, iran ac