>> yeah, we have a lot coming up for them this morning, because it's quickly approaching 6:00, that the most common way the and the third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now. virus transmits is through droplets from a person's nose and the market set to open and mouth. >> the cdc warned contaminated just in 30 minutes. a little more than 2 million people filed first-time claims surfaces could contract the in addition to what are now 25 million continuing claims. virus, but the cdc says the test good thursday morning. the highest total ever. let's head outside in the something not complete. tri-valley with a live look plus -- outside in dublin. >> this is a health issue in and the rest of the bay area a lot of people up and out the door this morning. temperatures are starting out addition to a convenience issue. counties have done half of the mostly in the low 50s here but testing, including santa clara we will see it trend into the >> talks continue on capitol county which is the highest 70s today. we are getting heady for a heat up this weekend so enjoy the populated and has the most hill. lawmakers, what they are mild weather now. more on that coming up in a few considering when it comes to the covid-19 cases. minutes. a live look out and small business loagrants that w the new school year begins handed out. on august 17th. the district superintendent highway through san jose, no and then "today in the bay" continues right now. problems on this highway. i have notes for two other major telling t"the chronicle" that good thursday morning as we get date is still a go. roads into and through san jose coming up. closer to the weekend. thanks for joining us here on speaking of san jose,

the decision for the learning leaders of that city will "today in the bay." i am marcus washington. reportedly vote next week to >> i am laura garcia. if you listen closely, you can process should happen by mid strengthen mask requirements. july. janet napolitano says all santa clara never officially campuses will be opening in the ordered masks to be worn fall but that doesn't mean all although the health department see -- hear the weekend coming. students will be there. >> we are starting out with a strongly urges it. nice sunrise and it's all clear. uc leaders will be discussing how many classes will be in masks will be required in let's head to the south bay and person and which will be done businesses and on public a live look outside in the south virtually. bay. we will have a cool morning with this past week napolitano and transit. basically you have to wear them mid-50s at 8:00, and then all the chancellors say they are anytime you interact with warming up as we go into today. taking a 10% salary cut. others. normally up to 75, and we will cupertino and milpitas already be slightly above that. did the same thing. all of our microclimates warmer police chief, eddie garcia, is social distancing reminders are now in place at delores than yesterday as we reached in already mid-60s near the coast and low park, and they are in the form 80s for the inland east bay. i will have more on this and of talk circles. the goal here is to remind some 90s in the forecast. people to stay six feet away news, enforcement will not be a i don't know if you like that or from each other. not, but you will want to check and people we saw yesterday at priority. out the forecast that is coming today in the bay's bob up in a few minutes. the san francisco landmark redell joins us from solano county this morning. kari, we are looking at the mostly stayed inside the lines. other businesses, are they south bay area, and there was >> if we did not have the slowing until about five minutes circles everybody would crowd everywhere. expected to loosen their ago. so for thursday, the pattern is >> everybody is in their little restrictions? >> yeah, the state has given similar to tuesday, the lighter circle, literally in their little circle, pretty efficient solano county to go ahead with

flow, and we are looking at an the plan to let retail stores and keeps everybody aware. easier drive there. >> mayor london breed threatened and out of the altamont pass, the speeds getting towards the to shutdown the park due to and malls to open up, and school bay bridge, no problem, and overcrowding there. speeds across the bridge are to open up in the fall, and >> stay in your circle. you have to remember that. just fine. back to you. >> thanks, mike. you can't paint the circles on restaurants can come let diners we have breaking news this the beaches and this memorial morning, an active shooter day a lot of people would sit down and eat as long as they probably love to head there but are six feet apart. most of them are off limits. you see this video here, and investigation is happening at a this was the scene at downtown navel air station corpus beaches are closed between 11:00 joe's in napa last night. there was a good crowd and they a.m. and 5:00 p.m., unless you are going out to surf. were enjoying a meal out for the christi. first time since march. many locals are urging county the shooter is said to be, leaders to reopen the beaches to quote, neutralized. everyone. >> to say the beaches are closed to all, to us that doesn't seem it only has had one covid-19 all gates are shutdown, and like a reasonable, sustainable hospitalization in the last two weeks, and some restaurants say first responders are now at the approach to the solution. scene. >> the county spokesperson says they are not going to reopen so far no motive we know of until this weekend, and retail right now. as soon as we get more there is no timeline to open information to you, we will can also open their doors in full access or any indicator bring it to you this morning. overnight, the number of that will trigger it, but the napa with the face mask coronaviruscases worldwide order has succeeded in detouring tourists from staying away from the beaches. surpassed 5 million, and there stay away from beaches and

are now more than 328,000 guidelines and social stay away from tahoe if you distancing. >> i am calling customers and deaths. don't have a second home up saying, hey, we're open now and and as all 50 states are there, ikari, at least the weat come down and have a glass of reopening, data is showing the been cooperating. wine with us, and we are giving >> yeah, it has been really nice discounts in the store. delay of sheltering in place and it will start to warm up. >> reporter: there are a number if you have auy you, of businesses that have to wait in napa to reopen fully, and we costs lives. you will be putting it to use experts say if the nationwide this weekend. are talking about hair salons, we are taking a live look outside in san francisco, lockdown started on march 1st, and places like tattoo parlors enjoying a beautiful sunrise to start out this morning. the vast majority of the deaths, yes, we are making the most of and bars. i am bob redell for "today in staying at home, so maybe just about 83% may have been avoided. enjoying time outside on the the bay." president trump is traveling to michigan today and will tour patio, grilling outside in san today the president is a ford plant that has been jose, we are looking at making ventilators. touring a ford plant in temperatures this afternoon reaching into the mid-70s, and michigan, and this is all coming it cools off quickly this >> and scott mcgrew, the a day after the president evening. we may not have the cooldown by the weekend, so i will have that president has been asked to wear threatened to withhold funding and more in the forecast coming a face mask while on the tour? for states over their mail-in up. mike, how's the commute? voting plans. >> that's right. let's check in with tracie potts >> yeah, we are in the third it's michigan rules and ford in washington and she has more on that and additional economic week for slowing as folks are motor company rules. concerns. traveling out of tracy and president trump has not in the >> the coronavirus crisis is past worn a mask even when those spilling over into november's stockton. 580 westbound and 480 westbound around him do, and he points out

election. president trump threatening to are slowing. he is tested often. withhold federal funding from the vice president has been no major problems, but the build nevada and michigan for allowing wearing one after he was criticized for not wearing a now in livermore and pleasanton, mask while visiting patients in as a lot of folks have started the hospital. ford announced it had to residents to mail in their vote. shutdown two production lines >> they are subject to massive out on 580. because of covid-19, one in fraud. >> mr. president, it's a federal i think this is road crew, guys, crime to withhold money from but i will check it out. dearborn michigan, not far from states with the purpose of back to you. >> thanks, mike. where the president will be, and interfering with peoples' right to vote. hey, who is thinking about then in chicago, illinois, >> the president backed off that summer vacation these days? a lot of folks certainly are, threat to michigan as he temporarily while they cleaned prepares to visit a ford plan right? well, we are not alone. coming up at 6:25 this morning, the plants whe. the there now making sre we will show you the growing number of americans who are now actually backing out of a lot of ventilators. those plans. what they are doing instead. the president is saying he might and residents under stay-at-home orders now, ordered to evacuate suspend funding because of their good news about all the because of flooding. congress may take up the mail checks that funds silicon valley mail-in voting, and that comes vote issue, and money for the postal service is in the startup. bad news on wall street, futures amid the massive flooding. democrat's $3 trillion lower and tensions with china, coronavirus stimulus. this puts the president in an >> this is a health issue in and i will bring you up to speed coming up. incredibly awkward situation where he's traveling to a state addition to a convenience issue for the american people. >> republicans are more likely that 24 hours ago he threatened to pull funding from, which is to compromised on a proposed fix dealing with a disaster.

to the paycheck protection here he is talking about pulling the funding. program, making small loans >> well, i have very specific easier to forgive. funding. i just spoke with the governor >> it's turning potential pink and we did not discuss that, we discussed more the topic at hand slips into paychecks every plus the dams breaking, but we single day. >> weekly unemployment numbers are expected to rise by more will let you know if it's than 2 million today bringing necessary. the total to 39 million you will be finding out -- they will be finding out if it's unemployed during the covid-19 necessary, and i don't think it's going to be necessary, crisis. tracie potts, nbc news. because mail-in ballots are a developing for you this morning in arizona, u.s. dangerous thing and they are marshals are searching the home subject to massive fraud. of a man they say shot three >> we'll cover the president's people at an outdoor mall. trip to michigan on twitter, as this happened a little after 7:00 last night in an arcade well as michael cohen, we got near phoenix sending people word he just walked out of running for cover. one of the victims is said to be in critical condition, and the prison. the president's former lawyer released because of coronavirus fears. that's all on twitter other two have nonlife-threatening injuries. @scottmcgrew. >> thanks, scott. arriving officers arrested the the entertainment industry suspect without any incident. are nearly ready to roll. the cdc is updating its during a roundtable yesterday coronavirus transmission guidelines. governor newsom said the state this is interesting. it's now saying the threat of is preparing film industry becoming infected by touching guidelines, and some tv and commercial production can resume contaminated surfaces thought.

next monday if they are in counties meeting state standards. nearly 1 million people in film typical spread happens person t and television are out of work. and then a critter took the stage during the nascar race in south carolina. a fox, yeah, look right there, wandered on to the racetrack and eventually the fox left the track. that was not the only issue. rain caused the two-hour delay, and you can see how a wet track can really cause spinouts right there. see right there. well, denny hamlin came out on top. you can see even his mask was smiling over the win. that's a cool mask, isn't it? yeah, it's a paint on face mask. that's cool. i like that face mask. i might have to get one of those. my own smile. it matches perfectly over his face. i like that.

all right, something to smile about today is that forecast we are getting, but test. sadly, kari, we are still test. dealing with dry conditions test. around here. >> yeah, we just got the update of the drought monitor this test. morning and we are seeing test. southern california not in a test. test. drought while northern california has had extreme test. drought conditions and that's going to start to affect the crops and a lot of other issues as we go into the next several months. as we get a closer look at the bay area, we need about 16 inches of rain in santa rosa and at this point we know we are not going to get that much rain but we are looking at abnormally dry told you i saw slowing there conditions to the south. san jose needs about seven inches of rain to catch up to but don't see a problem. normal. the good thing is we recently have had downpours in the north bay, and mount tam, still green we have -- good morning, mike. and beautiful and you can see it a very good morning to you, and there in the distance as some of happy thursday. the clouds roll across the thursday is when we get hills. first-time jobless claims, a beautiful start to this day,

and if you are making plans to showing a little over 2 million head outside and enjoy time americans applying for outside with the family, unemployment for the very first grilling will be a great way to be out there, especially today time. that number continues to slow in san jose. our temperatures reach in the week to week. it's still huge, but it does mid-70s and start to cool off continue to slow week to week. quickly. around dinnertime, we are at 60 wall street uneasy with growing degrees with a breezy wind. we are up to the low 80s and concerns between china and the united states. much of the inland east bay with secretary of state, mike pompeo, antioch reaching 82 degrees, and napa today, up to 80 degrees. congratulated the president of taiwan on her re-election. as we go through that forecast, we are getting ready for a china does not like it when we big-time warm-up here, especially by the end of the recognize taiwan. video here of a closer time weekend, going into the memorial day weekend we will see between trump and the chinese temperatures in upper 80s and low 90s and mid-90s next week. president, but adding to the here's our 7-day forecast, we unease this morning, trump seems to single out him in a tweet, are looking at 80s today and tomorrow and upper 80s by the saying china was responsible for end of the weekend, and mike doesn't like too much of the heat, but we are up to 94 the plague, as he puts it, and degrees on tuesday, and that's it comes from the top, meaning when our temperatures watching that heat, and also keeping an xi. eye on the commute this morning. >> the second largest coffee >> yeah, kari. shop chain in china -- also because i am upstairs in a

>> that was the first day of well-lighted studio at home and training for the chinese coffee it gets hot in the morning. we are over here towards the chain a year ago and it turns south bay, guys, and kari we are out they were brewing their talking about slowing on south numbers, and now there's 280 where the arrow is, and legislation that would make it more difficult to list on the stock market. yesterday northbound saw a lot of slowing and southbound may see that there, and then i noticed this. a lot of slowing here on de la in they can't get on our stock cruz heading south along the market, it would cut off a lot parameter there along sjc. of their funding. there could be equipment trying speaking of funding, venture to get through the area, and capital is very important to just advice that may be there. startups and intrapreneurs, and they are the ones that write the still slow out of the altamont, million-dollar checks that make of course, because that's our our economy in the bay area go. i spoke to one of the biggest current new normal. back to you. >> thanks, mike. happening for you now, at firms about writing checks to least 82 people are dead. young startups, and they say this is after a powerful cyclone they are still doing it even if in india and they have to do it over zoom. that storm left a path of >> it's definitely a big change destruction and right now for us, and as you know we are in the people business and we searchers are looking for are investing in intrapreneurs survivors, and also thousands of and their vision, and a big part homes destroyed and with the of them is getting to know them,

and as a result we are doing pandemic, relief efforts are lots of zoom calls and reference hard. checks and we are spending a lot and then the stories we are of time still talking to these following this thursday morning people and connecting with them for you, all new, a house fire but doing it on the phone and in the south bay. coming up next we will hear from through zoom. so far so good, though. firefighters actually had to we have been making investments, rescue from the burning home. even with folks we only met and breaking news while you were through the zoom contacts and sleeping, actress lori loughlin not in person yet. pleading guilty in the college >> they will announce a major admissions scandal. coming up next, the jail time she and her husband are facing. investment in a company called run the world today. i bring this up, you know, i you are watching "today in the bay." have a podcast where i go into the weeds of venture capital and i bring it up on the news because it's so important to the silicon valley bay area economy, and it goes to the startups, and it's much of our economy, and they are still writing checks even if they have to do it over video conferencing. >> yeah, and it's interesting to see how much of that economy.

the latest ios update could be the answer, and until now users with the mask would have to wait for the phone to bounce away from the face id screen, and that would lead to more delays. in the new update your phone will recognize the mask and allow you to switch immediately to the pass code option. that may help a lot of people, especially the next time they are at a cash register using apple pay. >> i did that the other day, and i was delayed, and the guy go, it's probably because of your mask, and i said, no, i don't have that fancy iphone yet. i am just slow. >> yeah, happens to me sometimes, too. >> you have to laugh about it, right? >> yeah, and something to smile about. an a-list actress is issuing a social media challenge to get

everybody laughing during the pandemic. >> i love hearing babies especially laugh. that's kate hudson and her sweet daughter there. kate's mother, goldy hahn, started a laughing challenge. you got a good laugh. we do have a lot of laughs together. that's nice. >> we do. we will tell you something here now that maybe some of you already know. some of your coworkers may not be wearing pants on the zoom calls. a new study from fishbowl says one out of ten people admit to doing this. i can't believe it's% of people

pajamas, sweats, shorts, or jeggings, just more casual at home. i still get up and get ready and put on a dress. >> i have friends working from home, and they say, yeah, and they take pictures and post it the bay." here's a look at the top stories on social media where they are we are following for you. >> we are tracking two breaking wearing shorts or flip flops, house shoes -- news stories for you right now. >> i have worn jeans, and it's first an active shooter the first time in my anchoring investigation under way at a history. >> i did say, as you were navel station along the texas sitting down, i thought, does coast. this happened at the navel air she have on jeans? station corpus christi and the >> does she own a pair of jeans. responding officer is injured and th >> i see you in jeans once a year, and that's during clear neutralized. all gates at the installation the shelters. >> let's check in with kari and are shut down. get a look at our forecast. what should we wear outside also breaking this morning, today? >> here's the secret, too. you know the secret is some actress lori loughlin and her people stay in bed and you can husband agreed to guilty in the change your background so you don't even know you are still, college admissions scandal. like, laying down. as part of the agreement she of course we can't do that, but, received a two-month prison

you know, that's just one of sentence and a $150,000 fine and those things. so let's get started with a look at our forecast. 100 hours of community service, i have been keeping an eye on meanwhile her husband will spend the drought monitor and that was just update and the update shows five months in prison and pay we don't have much of a change quarter of a million fine and since last week. we are still in a severe drought despite the fact we have had 250 hours of community service. rain moving through. as you get a closer look at the and firefighters are still at the scene of a house fire. bay area, we need 16 inches of this was in los altos hills. rain to catch up to normal in it started a little before 5:00 santa rosa. a.m. on laura drive. at this point we probably know it's not going to happen. nobody was injured and they as we go through the next managed to rescue a cat. several days we are getting ready for some high heat to the home was heavily damaged. start to move in. as we get a look at our live right now we want to take a live look at the big board where camera, mt. diablo, it's such a you can see the dow is up 47 beautiful start to the day. we do have cool temperatures now points right now. and then as we go into the rest stocks opened slightly lower of the forecast, it's going to after the latest jobless start to warm up, so if you are numbers. 2.4 million americans filed spending more time outside just a heads up that we have a moderate amount of tree pollen as well as the grass and weed first-time claims matching the forecast. pollen. the claims are up to about 25 taking a look at our high million, the highest total ever. temperatures that reach into the upper 70s and low 80s today, and right now let's get a look at

then as we go into the next the forecast, the final look for several days we are going to us here on "today in the bay." start to see our weather pattern kari? >> hey, we're looking at changing as high pressure moves in, and some high temperatures temperatures still mild for this afternoon, reaching into the low and heat building for the bay 80s for today and tomorrow. area. it will stay with us for several we will heat up as we go into days, especially starting to ramp up on saturday and continue the memorial day weekend. mike, how is it looking for into memorial day, so it's right the commute? on target with what we normally >> looks great, kari, except for see as we start to get the a new issue on the peninsula. spikes in temperatures. we are zooming into north 101 we will get that this weekend as and whiple. we look at our 7-day forecast. there may be a traffic break. we will see highs in the low 80s for today and tomorrow and then 90s next week. mike, you have been watching the commute. anything drivers should be aware >> thank you very much. >> thank you for joining us as have to follow-up on well. >> be sure and tune in for the how to change the background if we are reporting from bed as well, but i will check with you special at 6:30, "the price of later. the altamont, we have slowing the pandemic." that's tonight at 6:30 right there as is typical for 580 and here on nbc bay area. thanks for joining us this morning on "today in the bay." we will see you back here at 84, and we are still pretty much 7:25. at speed. the "today" show is next.

11 to 12 minutes for southboun 280 out of cupertino for the lane restrictions, but now it's in the southbound direction. no major problems, a smooth flow of traffic. this is getting into san francisco, but if you are getting out of san francisco, you have that sun in your eyes so bring the sunglasses. >> always a california need. thanks, mike. 6:22 for you right now. coming up next, "nbc bay area ♪ good morning, a record rise, the highest single day yet of new coronavirus cases worldwide. responds." >> families have many questions most, right here in the united states. adding to concern as the nation about their finances during the pandemic. i am consumer investigator, communities across the country chris chmura. we have a preview of a half hour holding in-person graduation show with answers, next. cemo

many americans still plan on taking a vacation despite the virus. many are considering a vacation between now and the end of summer, and another 15% say it will likely happen by the end of the year. top destinations for americans remain national parks, beaches and hotel resorts. folks certainly like to get away. the pandemic has taken a financial toll on millions of americans. >> and tonight nbc bay area is devoting half an hour to help you get by. chris chmura is here with a

preview. >> good morning. tonight at 6:30 we will assemble the experts on our team and add insight from experts in personal finance and unemployment. we will guide you through some of the most common questions families are facing. how do you get help? should you dip into your 401(k), and what about rent? why is unemployment, that lifeline, so difficult for people to get. we hear you, and we have a 30-minute long edition of "making it in the bay: the price of the pandemic" tonight at 6:30. >> he just said it, and we will tell you what you can or can't do if you can't make ends meet, if you can't pay your rent, for example, or if you are waiting for unemployment benefits or thinking about dipping into your 401(k), join us tonight at 6:30

right here on nbc bay area. coming up, we are following two big breaking news stories this morning for you. >> an active shooter situation playing out right now at a naval station in texas. we are learning more about possible victims and the shooter. also just in, actress lori loughlin is pleading guilty. the jail time she and her husband are facing over the college admissions scandal. that's coming up next. you are watching "today in the bay." z3w6mz z1s6z

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right now at 6:30, you can see the market is open right now. the dow down 41 points. this is the latest after the weekly jobless numbers came out in the last hour, and a little more than 2 million people filed for first time unemployment claims. this is the highest total ever, and futures were down slightly. you can see now they are down 38 points. pbg be "today in the bay" continues right now. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. it's nice to see the sun com up over the bay area. things warming up kari? >> yes, it will be slightly warmer today compared to yesterday as we are starting out with a clear sky as we take a live look out over the south bay. in campbell, starting out in the

mid-50s and then we will see the temperatures warming up today. it will be a little warmer than yesterday, reaching into the upper 70s and low 80s. we have 90s in the forecast. i will have more on that in just a few minutes. mike, you have been watching the commute. what is going on right now? well, i don't like the 90s, kari, just letting you know. but i do like the 65s in what we are seeing around the bay, or depending on whatever the speed limit is, we are seeing that. lighter traffic right now on 84 through pleasanton and livermore. we are working on two breaking stories for you this morning happening right now. the first is the active shooter investigation now under way at a navel air station, and this is along the texas coast. nbc news reporting this is happening at the navel air station, corpus christi. a responding officer is injured

and the shooter is, quote, neutralized. the first call for this came out around 4:00 a.m. our time, and all gates at the installation are shutdown. the fbi likely on its way right now. this is an active shooter situation at the navel air station corpus christi. we will keep an eye on those developments and bring them to you here on "today in the bay" as well as online. more breaking news this morning in the college admissions scandal. actress lori loughlin and her husband have agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy charges. under a plea agreement, she will receive a sentence of two months in prison and pay a $150,000 fine. she must also complete 100 hours of community service. in the meantime, her husband will spend five months in prison, pay a quarter million-dollar fine, and complete 250 hours of community

service. prosecutors accused of couple of paying half million dollars to get their daughters into usc. more bay area restaurants getting the green light, and we will get to that in a bit but we want to tell you first about san francisco, what they are doing there, putting lie -- librarian skills to work as tracers. kris sanchez is live with how

governor gavin newsom's requirements for easing restrictions and lifting the shelter-in-place orders. in san francisco hundreds of city workers, librarians, assessors, city attorneys who are trained now to operate as disease detectives. this librarian is working from home with a computer and phone trying to slow the president sp covid-19 reaching out to people who might now know they have it, and they need to be in quarantine. >> we have a list of people we are trying to call on the phone who has been exposed to somebody who tested positive for the covid-19 virus.

>> santa clara county is also asking public and community organizations to identify staff they can redeploy to work as contract tracers. the city and health officials say california needs at least 12,000 contact tracers for its population of nearly 40 million people. they are working with the health state department to train 20,000 tracers, and the state workers have to be trained first and then after that individuals can sign up and you can find a link how you can sign up in my twitter feed and on my facebook page. after "today in the bay," you can find out more about how san francisco is managing its contact tracing program. >> thanks. california's office of emergency service s is announcig plans to put surge sites down.

the state leased the facility when it appears to be days away from shutting down back in march and since then a buyer stepped up to purchase the facility. the financial hit in walnut creek is a big one, and there was an 80% loss in sales tax revenue, and that's going to lead to a lot of budget tightening in that community there. the plan should actually come out in the next few weeks of what they are going to do. santa clara county authorities are talking about tracking related spending. supervisors say with the county facing a budget crunch the money spent should be transparent. they will debate about it next week. santa rosa plans to roll out a new program next month to help people trying to make it in the bay during the pandemic. the city plans to start a fund

to help 50 households who are losing or lost income. according to the press democrat this morning, the fund will help low and middle income renters and will be made up of $600,000 of federal money. there's a catch. beneficiaries will have to spend 30% of their income to help with the monthly expenses, and the fund will pay the rest. one of the nation's busiest airports is expected to see more traffic in the coming weeks. joining us to talk about how they are planning to keep people safe and at a distance is the public information officer at sfo. thank you for getting up early and joining us today. >> thank you. >> people are concerned but they also need to get back to business as usual and maybe travel as usual again, but it's going to be very different. what is the airport doing to try and accommodate the passengers

and also keep the social distancing rules in effect? >> yeah, obviously we are adjusting to a new normal, and our goal really is to make sure that people that do need to travel through our airport are comfortable doing so. there's a few new standards that i think people could expect as they are going through our airport. obviously the first one is face masking or covering is universal at our airport, and physical distancing is a challenge at an airport, but you will see marking and they are designed to help you maintain the minimum distance from the other travelers. >> i think you mentioned earlier this week you are not promoting tourism, but you are not monitoring essential verses nonessential travel. what are you doing to cut down on the risk of spreading that -- or you are letting people take responsibilities for it here,

too? >> yeah, our focus on on information and education. we trust our travelers to have the right information at their disposal to ensure that if they are traveling it meets the current definitions of their health orders and it meets the current definitions of travel, and you will see a lot of information about what is essential travel and what the status of the health orders are but ultimately it's up to each traveler to understand how it applies to them. >> and also check ahead with the airlines they are traveling on, too, because they could have rules for math onboard and everything. >> yes, and most u.s. carriers making it a rule. >> thank you so much. he's with the san francisco airport, the san francisco information officer. >> thanks. 6:39 for you this morning. the south lake tahoe mayor says the memorial day weekend will be

off limits for out of towners. the mayor says some of the businesses can reopen but only for locals. boating is also open again for those that have tahoe-only stickers and a seal on their boat. the mayor also says the second homeowner that comes to check on their property, they are welcome. you know, kari, i know a lot of people are looking for placey at home and continue the social distancing. >> right, so i am bringing the sierra to us this morning with a live look at our camera, and once again we can't go there this weekend but take a look at the fresh snow coating some of the upper mountain resorts in squaw valley. as we come back home and enjoy what we have going on right here, taking a look at morgan hill, a beautiful sunrise this morning over the south bay and south county, and our high

temperatures today will reach up to 80 degrees there. we are in the low 80s for the inland east bay with antioch reaching 82, and we will also see low 80s in parts of the north bay. we will get a look at this forecast more, but mike, you are tracking the commute. what is going on? >> yeah, we are tracking all with what we have at home. as we look at the maps, no major problems. we are at speed for everywhere slowing in the south bay, and the altamont shows mild slowing out of the pass, so that's a great flow of traffic. the live look does show the volume of traffic study and a good volume filling in on 580 to west dublin, and we have the volume of traffic at a higher level than the last couple of weeks. south bay leaders look to clear up the confusion of masks

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