chaos. are you going to try and pushback from republicans and shutdown twitter, sir? [music] conservatives, as he continues to attack joe scarborough, >> president trump taking it to twitter, literally. saying he could have been the executive orders he's involved in the death of a expected to sign today after having his tweet fact checked. we are live with the details. [music] congre congressman several years ago. the bay area heat wave continues for now. a look at the possible high temperatures and when we could see some rain. especially in times like these, over at the capitol, the meteorologist, kari hall is strong public schools make a better california timing that all out for us and democrat house-led delay on the when the cooler air could for all of us. finally return. fisa bill, and it's part of a we miss it. system thatowed the fbi to thank you so much for starting your morning with us. i am marcus washington. look into trump's campaign >> i am laura garcia. during the 2016 election, we are so funny, two or three days of a high heat and we're progressive and far left done. ? >> that's the bay area for you. right now at 6:13, our democrats don't like the fisa >> a little spoiled here, kari. bill either. microclimate weather alert and then the house held a continues for high heat for the different vote yesterday using >> but we're not in arizona, inland areas. proxy voting when one member of we look from the cupertino hills right? >> right. >> we are going to feel it congress could ask another over the south bay, and we will

cool see temperatures heating up today but a cooler weekend in member could ask another member the forecast, coming up in a few cooler. we're still under the heat to record their vote for them. advisory that begins at 11:00 minutes. traffic is slowing nicely on this morning and continues until 7:00 this evening, and we are the bay bridge, and we will still going to have hot weather inland but we are going to cool check that trend, guys, but for faith and immigrant rights off today along the coastline. now we will send it right over i will talk more about that and to scott. what is ahead with the weekend leaders will gather today in san francisco for a 74-year-old man rain chances. good morning, mike. that's coming up. a very happy thursday to you. they say died from the mike, you have been watching thursday is when we get the commute. coronavirus at an i.c.e. any new issues popping up? first-time jobless claims. detention center, and he died 11 >> nothing new but we are the latest number showing 2.1 talking about some of the fog days ago at a private for profit cooling things down in the north million americans filed for unemployment for the first time, facility contracted out to bay, and you see it on the map, but when you drill down into i.c.e. those numbers, you also discover he was recently transferred from 4 million americans said they no state prison and suffered from and fog on the golden gate longer needed unemployment various health ailments. bridge. and we will track the south bay i.c.e. actually ruled his death insurance, or unemployment and also the bay bridge. benefits, and that's probably a suicide although agents are we should see a build there because we are seeing the still investigating. soon. economy open up and that's good happening today, pg&e's back to you, marcus. >> thanks, mike. news. president trump plans to overnight, tesla cut its prices crack down on social media today chief financial officers by a lot. the least expensive model, some after a public war of words with expected to testify during the of those models, the model 3, second day of the hearing for

twitter's ceo. $1,000 price cut. the reorganization plan. tracie potts is live in the more expensive model s and the hearing is being held by washington. i know you have more about some video conference and the judge of the jobless numbers that came x, a $5,000 price cut. will either approve or deny google ceo says google workers pg&e's request to emerge from down. >> right, marcus, just in the will return to work in phases bankruptcy by july 1st. last half hour we learned the with the first 10% not returning labor department is reporting until early july, and 30% by 2.1 million jobless claims in september. as with many tech companies some the last week, so the rate of will be allowed to stay home state regulators also need to increase is slowing down but approve a plan and they are forever. google's ceo says the company holding a vote during a ctuc it's still means that now about will give each employee working a quarter of the workforce is at home $1,000 to pay for office hearing later today. early this morning, the unemployed, and this comes as supplies and that sort of thing. if you are working from home and pandemic may chew into the a's president trump says he will you work for a company and you issue an executive order today have been spending your own new stadium and they are hoping money maybe on minor things, about social media. it will be ready in the 2023 he has been feuding with twitter over them fact checking his like a ream of paper or what season, but work is yet to begin, and now the executives tweet about mail-in ballots and not, know that is not tax are less confident about whether or not they lead to fraud. there's no evidence of that. upcoming deadlines being hit, twitter decided to link a fact deductible. american airlines cut 30% of its and it's a bad combination in management staff, and that's unsubstantiated claim, and now about 5,000 jobs, and they are one of the president's light of the recent financial starting with voluntary layoffs turmoil. staunchest allies on capitol hill is questioning who is doing and then will move to straight 6:50 for you this morning. the checking. >> the first reaction with layoffs. and tracie potts said the something good for you from the twitter is the concern of who

they have doing the fact check? president could sign an i would think it's possible to executive order to make social minions. >> yeah, this is pretty cute. the world health organization is find somebody who is nonpartisan. teaming up with a former super >> now, twitter's ceo said villain on a new psa on social overnight that they will distancing and sheltering at continue to fact check the media. over facebook, mark zuckerberg home, and it's anything but d president, and their concern is has been on several outlets people may be misled into not saying facebook is not going to fact check. despicable. >> i don't think that facebook >> there are lots of things you requesting a ballot. can do home, like stay active, or internet platforms in general with dance moves. >> the psa is voiced by actor, should be aiters of truth, and breaking news. more frustration and chaos that's a dangerous line to get overnight over the death of to in terms of deciding what is steve carell. he said it's important to be george floyd that died in the true and what isn't. kind to one another during this custody of minneapolis police. different time. it's cute and gives a little the officers involved were fired lesson for kids, too. but now people are calling for >> you saw that sound bite with >> yeah, lessons lth pandemic. their arrest. kevin mccarthy when tracie potts >> oh, there are many. "today in the bay" kris sanchez is following the latest was reporting, saying it's going overnight developments for us. >> so many. you know, the lesson learned, if to be hard to say what is true you wait a little bit, it will and false. kris? get better. >> hi, laura, and it's about the idea there is not a certain we have been dealing with hot 8:00 in the streets of truth out there is a whole other temperatures, but we are creeping to cooler temperatures. minneapolis where it's quiet argument. is something a fact or is it >> yes, we are going to have a now, and the streets continue to slight cooldown today and we are

not, and our position is what also seeing improvements in the sphoel the president said about the spho smolder along with some of the ballots in california was fa air quality. if you are getting out early for buildings that were torched last night. thousands of protesters and a jog, it's looking better. fires and looting and tear-gas. this is important information minneapolis police did call in for people with breathing help from neighboring agencies, problems, and we are seeing better air quality for the north and officers are also factually untrue. bay and south bay, and as we investigating the shooting death and during the pandemic, of a man found on a sidewalk in eating comfort food may leave look at the heat advisory that the protest area, and the police some people uncomfortable. will go into effect once again today at 11:00, it's because we are still going to have inland and that applebee's president spokesman says the protests was temperatures that are going to heat up close to 100 degrees, an escalation. says the new reality includes a >> tonight was a different kind lot of cautions, including but we will feel the cooler air of protesting than the night social distancing. starting to move into the coast, >> it's a fundamentally and we are also going to see before. different experience. you will be seated at a table that fog linger for a little the night before we started out while, so once again, if you and you will notice any table with a body of protesters at plan on heading out for a run within six feet of you is not this morning in the inland 38th and chicago, and they were occupied. it's what we call a contact free spots, like the tri-valley, great. they were chanting for things to expect it to be in the low 60s or touch free environment. to start and then as we head remain peaceful. >> even wearing his mask there. tonight did not have that same toward late morning into the feel. afternoon, we might just want to following "today in the bay" this morning, the "today" show's take a break from jogging for >> 46-year-old george floyd died the rest of the day. we will see temperatures reach after he was held down on the sam brock will look closer on into the 90s, up to 98 degrees what people can see when they ground with an officer with his today in antioch. venture out to eat this summer. for the north bay we are seeing

fog in santa rosa right now so knee on his neck for eight and then our favorite analysis that keeps it a little cooler. minutes, and floyd could be heard saying i can't breathe, including anchors, including san francisco only reaching 70 degrees, so the dangerous heat which is the battle cry for is starting to back off. justice, and people wanted the laura garcia, broadcasting from as we go into the weekend we of home, giving the average joe a officers to be arrested. peek into their home. and steph curry wrote, george >> well, the world or our pleaded for help and it was background is providing a lot of showers on saturday, and maybe material for a couple that even a slight chance of some straight up and ignored, and we actually started rating peoples' lightning. in terms of how much rain we are backgrounds on twitter. going to see, doesn't look like a lot for most of us. comedian will ferrell's room are going to hear more about the only rated 1 out of 10, but trace amounts, up to one-tenth request from the governor to of an inch, but higher amounts bring in the national guard because they expect more further to the north. protests will continue today. msnb's john hillman got a 10 out a lot of changes here. we are going from really hot of 10. weather and sunshine to clouds, kris sanchez for "today in the >> we started paying more cooler temperatures and a chance bay." hair salons and barbershops attention to the backgrounds and of rain in time for the weekend. mike, you have been watching in three north bay counties now the books and the shelves and the art and plants than we were the roads. what's the update right now? have clearance to open under new to what they were saying. >> kari, i am tracking the bay restrictions. so far napa and solano counties >> room raters began tweeting have given the green light. bridge toll we are and the sonoma county is taking less than two months ago and they now have about 200,000 seeing cars pause as they the wait-and-see approach approach the toll plaza itself, followers. i guess i like to keep it simple and in the last couple of days depending on the new cases. we have seen the metering lights here, you know, not a lot of some opened immediately, and turned on between 7:00 and 7:30,

workers at this fairfield salon distractions. and we may see that again today >> yeah. say that the phone was ringing but as we look at the map, the off the hook. >> claude had scooby doo. slowing at the toll plaza is still, the saw lalon owner is there and i put an air arrow on >> i wonder what he would rate the declining, and know there concerned about the risk. >> i am excited but scared, too. himself? >> i could take it to a i don't want to get sick or different room, but not yet. will be slowing there, and a people to get sick. everybody is sleeping. >> the new rules include build on highway 4 from mandatory masks, and sanitizer >> i give meteorologist, kari conquered out of pittsburg, that's something we have not and physical distancing and seen in sometime. hall, a 10 with her background. >> good to know. thanks, mike. the last few days, i have been breaking in hong kong, appointmena wanting to give you a 3 because police clashing with protests hair cuts by appointment only. it's too hot. over china's effort to impose >> hey, setting up a green and then the brewery opens, new security laws. screen in your house, you have leaders in beijing approved it and after being closed for more no idea what my house looks like right now. today and many believe it's the the air-conditioning is on, so one nation two system policy in than two months the beer may go bad and she has bills she can't that's always a plus. peril. we have needed that over the pay. past couple of days, and we are security of state, mike pompeo >> it's so scary, our getting our natural air livelihood, we put everything in here and we just want to be able conditioning this morning as we to follow the guidelines and says it's a turning point and reopen our outdoor space. start out with the low 50s, and may open the door to u.s. it will heat up but not as hot, action. >> but the owner is risking all thanks to the fog move into breaking overnight, new jobless numbers just in. being cited for violating health san francisco right now. details on the millions more for the inland areas, we are not

orders. seeing that. as we look outside in dublin, we newly unemployed and the new san mateo citation could come are starting out with a clear sign we may actually be turning with possible jail time or a sky and are going to have a warm a corner. $1,000 fine. the challenge of making it plus, chaotic streets in day. the early morning hours, the in the bay is not always without best time to get outside for a its legal battles. run, outdoor activities, and the latest example now brewing minneapolis, and the protests in then as we go into the in san francisco. the city wants to open a one case turned deadly. afternoon, still trying to stay it's 6:54. sanctioned safe sleeping and... let's get started. cool as we are seeing the temperatures reach into the 90s. here's a look at our high temperatures for today. we're still going to have the homeless in ca heat advisory in effect for the homeless encampment, and inland parts of the east bay and neighbors and businesses are the excessive heat warnings for suing to block the plan, and solano county, and that's because we are going to have a some are saying it's too busy lot of dangerous heat for the for a homeless encampment. valleys, and you notice the cooling we have for the coastal san francisco is rolling out areas, a big difference compared a new program to help workers to even just a couple of days ago. who become illinois do to this heat is starting to back covid-19 and they need to get off, and we are going to see that paycheck. cooling for the weekend, an area according to "the chronicle," of low pressure, and a storm the right to recover program system coming up the coast, and will give workers two weeks of that is going to bring us a minimum wage, a little more than slight chance of rain, and may $1,000. even bring in lightning. the program was designed for i will be watching out for that, people that did not qualify for but doesn't look like we will a stimulus federal check or see a lot of rain, and this is a unemployment. late season storm, and for the

the leader of california schools is talking about what north bay looks like it could have a more measurable rain as still has to happen to make sure (music fades in) we are looking at the there's an equal playing field possibility of getting about a hey! -hi! quarter inch of rain for the ♪ when classes resume miles per rest of us, and trace amounts hour state superintendent going into saturday as well as ♪ revealing his latest plan, and early on sunday. a look at the 7-day forecast it includes face masks and shows huge changes ahead, and we are coming out of the 90s temperature checks and fewer ♪ tomorrow into the 80s, and then students in the classrooms, and 70s for the weekend. in order to keep classes small the inland areas will be staying in the 70s as we go into the weekend and early next week. ♪ distance learning will continue, mike, you have been watching and for that to happen he's the roads. what are the changes there? asking to bridge the divide. >> you know, a little lighter >> we know immediately some today. kind of the same pattern we see, 600,000 students are waiting for a computing device. >> he's calling on foundations, tuesday and wednesday have more companies and individuals to donate at-home devices. map and in san jose alone about 15,000 the speed sensors in the south students still need those bay have held the green, and up devices. reaching out center is the map, we are looking at handing out free groceries today to people in the south bay. highway 1, there will be lane e the food pantry runs a giveaway twice a week on wednesdays and restrictions for construction thursdays. this is starting at 9:00 a.m. at all day, so travel towards the the cathedral of faith in san

jose. the non-profit also has a few bay bridge, not a problem. no metering lights yet, and i other giveaway locations posted on its website. will track the live camera coming up. back to you. we have certainly seen a >> sounds good. thank you, mike. coming up next on "today in number of needy people there. the bay," the search ends for a hopefully nice weather as well, so people don't have to sit out college student wanted in a deadly rampage. there and wait in the heat, the unusual spot where kari. >> yeah, this is our zen moment authorities found him. plus, "nbc bay area of the morning. we will look at what will provide cooling to parts of the responds." >> bankruptcy, some say it's the bay area. the fog looking from the berkeley hills over towards the last report, butshould be your bay. we will have some spots cooler today and we are starting out with a comfortable morning for consideration. most with upper 50s in the south we will show you how to get free bay. we are going to be hot reaching advice, next. into the low 90s, and upper 90s for the inland east bay. we will talk about the weekend cooldown coming up, and mike, how is it looking for the commute? >> great, kari. you showed that beautiful view from the berkeley hills. let's look from my cameras that deal with traffic. san jose, northbound 101, we had welcome back.

here's a look at the top stories the build coming up in the northbound direction, and it's a we are following. smooth flow of traffic now. >> breaking news for you this morning. new jobless numbers show 2.1 we are looking at haze in the million americans filed air, and the maps will show first-time claims last week, and where we had slowing there, and that's much more higher than the slowing only lasted about 15 experts predicted. minutes and now it's back at also, 21 million people followed speed. we have a lighter build around continuing claims, but that's a the bay but still slowing out of drop of about 4 million from the altamont and sunol and last week. the new numbers raised the total livermore and pleasanton. number of americans filing since back to you. mid march to 21 million. let's take a look at the big >> thanks, mike. back here on "today in the board right now, and the dow is bay," the uncertain of the up 51 points. restaurants. the president of one of the and chaotic protests turned largest chains shows us firsthand how the dining experience is about to change. deadly following the death of a man detained by police officers. we saw images of fires, looting lots of things going on sale and tear-gas as thousands of people demanded justice for as we are trying to encourage consumers to buy, and that george floyd. includes teslas. officers investigating the death also, let's take you out to the of a man found shot on the futures this morning. sidewalk, and they are look at the dow. questioning somebody tied to the that number higher for the third straight day. shooting. protesters want the four fired police officers to be arrested. what a trend.

first, our kris sanchez, just ahead on the "today" show, certainly always a busy woman former nba player, steven jackson will talk about his and today she is moderating a special friendship with floyd webinar on learning business lessons during the pandemic. from their teenage years. the all-women panel is being now we want to get our last hosted by the fremont chamber of look at the forecast. it's cooling down just a bit, kari, for some people. commerce and the american lung >> yeah, it's going to feel association. we'll be right back. better today. it's 6:10. we're still looking at some of our inland temperatures to reach into the upper 90s today. we will see some 80s tomorrow and then 70s for the weekend, and even a chance of showers on saturday. mike, how is the morning commute? >> you know, kari, we have been tracking this live look at the bay bridge toll plaza for the last half hour, and we are holding steady with no metering lights, and you see slowing here and approaching the incline, but getting into san francisco, the decline is still okay, so we will track it closely for thear obviously not everybody is going into the office, not yet.

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and putting bills on high-interests credit cards or taking out exotic loans, try to get credit advice. one of the most easiest but misunderstood places people can get it is a bankruptcy attorney. ike spoke with me on instagram. he says he sees a lot of families that try to triage their finances on their own and many do more harm than good dyi. and he says many people have misconceptions about bankruptcy. a consultation with a attorney may take an hour or less and should be free of charge. >> people that think they might be in trouble or no it should talk to a bankruptcy lawyer sooner rather than later because they can make some very intelligent moves now. >> if you would like to find a bankruptcy attorney, the

national association of consumer bankruptcy attorneys has a directory online, and we added a link on our website, nbcbayarea.com/respond. and then the staggering number of people who say they won't be able to afford their rent or mortgage if they lose their job during the pandemic. plus -- >> a better way to celebrate seniors is to provide some of their favorite things. >> and then a gilroy mother is on a mission to help seniors cheated out a graduation this year, and it's helping her cope with a personal tragedy.

right now at 6:30, breaking overnight. a second night of violent protests after the death of a minneapolis man detained by police. our team is clashing the overnight clashes, fires and arrests. plus -- >> you have one group saying let's get back into the building, and my response is, let's just get tested. before we go into the building, would everybody be willing to get tested? i think there's a fear. >> alameda county seeing a spike in coronavirus cases. we ask top public health leaders why and what has to happen to slow the spread. and ready to reopen. a live report on the dmv offices set to reopen around the bay

area and state. also the changes you can expect to see once you are inside. taking a live look at the big boards. the dow is up 122 points, and this is after the latest jobless numbers showing continuing claims headed downward. good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us on "today in the bay." i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. the sun is up across the bay area, and going to warm up, but a little cooler today, kari? >> a little cooler in some spots. it's all because of this. take a look at the visibility we have right now in san francisco. you can barely see anything. it's misting and drizzling and it's going to keep it cooler in the city, but it won't do anything to help us out in the inland valleys. we will still have a heat advisory in effect today as well as the excessive heat warning for solano county as we reach in the 90s, and even close to 100 degrees. i will talk more about this and the weekend cooldown coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking for

the commute right now? >> it's looking great, kari. the last couple of days we have seen the backup at the bridge and enough to have the metering lights turned on between 7:00 and 7:30, and as we look outside we will see a good volume of traffic going west, and we see a slowdown approaching the toll plaza, and we may see the metering lights on perhaps around 7:00 or in the next half hour, but overall the rest of the bay looking good. back to you. >> thanks, mike. breaking news. more frustration and chaos overnight in minneapolis after the death of george floyd in the custody of police officers. those officers have now been fired but some people believe they should be arrested. kris sanchez has all the overnight developments, and it has been busy, kris. >> it has been and the streets are quiet this morning, abut it

was a chaotic night last night, and there are buildings still smoldering. i will show you what the protests look like last night in minneapolis. thousands of people were on the streets and there were fires and looting in some locations and tear-gas. minneapolis police had to call in help from neighboring agencies as well. officers are now investigating the death of a man that was found shot to death on a sidewalk. speaking overnight, a police night was an escalation. >> tonight was a different night of protesting than the night before. the night before we started out with about 8,000 protesters at 38th and chicago, and they were great. they were chanting for things to remain peaceful. tonight did not have that same feel. >> 46-year-old george floyd died

after he was held down on the ground by a police officer who had a knee on his neck for about eight minutes. floyd was heard on bystander video saying i can't breathe, which is now the battle cry for people calling for justice against the officers. the four officers have been fired. steph curry wrote this. we will hear from the minneapolis mayor and his request to the minnesota governor to bring in the national guard. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you. 6:34 right now. new overnight, firefighters are still at the scene of a mobile home fire in the south bay and moments ago they have confirmed it's fatal. it started a little before midnight on windmill stareet in

morgan hill, and the firefighters were battling the intense flames, and this morning all we know is one person died and so far firefighters are not saying anything more about the victim or if anybody else was inside. also, there's still no word on a cause. coronavirus cases in alameda county continue to surge, more than any other part of the bay area, and it moved ahead of santa clara county with more than 3,000 cases, and one oakland pastor say people are not taking the virus seriously. >> it's horrible. i don't understand why people are not listening to the professionals. >> alameda county health leaders are stressing the importance of continuing to shelter at home if you can. yet another sign of pre-

pandemic relief is coming with eight dmv offices opening today. in addition to expanding its virtual services, the dmv is changing guidelines, trying to make sure they are keeping everybody that visits them safe. and jackie ward is live in daly city. >> laura, people are eager to get to the dmv. an hour ago people started to line up, and this is one of the locations here in daly city opening, and if you had to cancel your appointment because of the pandemic, the dmv is working on rescheduling those. it will look different here, customers will have to wear a mask and stay six feet away from each other, and customers can wait outside the building and get a text message when they are

ready to be served, but the dmv experience not expected to be any shorter, but the dmv also expanded a lot of the online services and it's encouraging people to check that out before heading to a field office. if your driver's license has expired, you have a july 1st deadline for some expired licenses. jackie ward for "today in the bay." the new eviction moratorium that was approved this week by the berkeley city council will give tenants up to a year to pay back missed rent. the site is reporting on tuesday the council extended moratorium through the local state of emergency. the council also extended grace

periods on rent payments to six months for anybody that lost their job. and then according to the apartment list, nearly 8 in 10 people say they would be unable to pay their rent or mortgage if they lost their jobs during the pandemic. 1 in 4 was unable to make a payment last month. we have been talking about this for a little while now. high school students graduating, not really able to celebrate the way they normally would, walking across the stage, for example. there's one community in the south bay trying to make a little difference for these kids. i want to check in with "today in the bay" bob redell who has more on that. bob? >> yeah, laura, we are talking about the community of gilroy basically trying to soften the blow of the class of 2020 who will miss out on the traditional ceremony next week. and a mother create add facebook

group, and it's called adopt a senior, and it's like a brag book of their kids accomplishments, and somebody adopted that student and then they surprise the seniors with gift baskets in the weeks leading up to the graduation. the mom who launched this effort, her daughter would have been graduating this year but sadly her daughter passed away in 2014 from cystic fibrosis. >> along with other people, they decided this would be a nice surprise for us, seeing my daughter in a cap and gown and i appreciated it and love it and appreciate they did that because now i get to see her in a cap and gown, but it didn't start out and i definitely didn't want to make it about us, my daughter and our situation, but it was about the seniors and making them smile during the time where they should be celebrating.

>> the adopt a high school senior in gilroy facebook group is that private, so if you live in gilroy and want to adopt a senior, you will have to ask permission to join that group. morgan hill, by the way, also has a similar group for its seniors. bob redell for "today in the bay." >> thank you so much, bob. all right, so a cooldown coming our way today. it will be a welcome change after a few record-making heat days. >> yes, it's still going to be hot for some spots today, but thanks to thise take a look from the berkeley hills, looking across the bay, we are going to have a bit of a cooldown here with that fog layer rolling in at about 1,000 feet and below. as we take a look at our temperature trend and mountain view, we are in the low 60s and by 1:00 in the afternoon we are in the upper 70s.

some of us still reaching into the upper 90s today in the inland east bay. we will talk more about that weekend cooldown and what is ahead coming up in a few minutes. mike has a look at what is happening with the commute. >> yeah, keeping my eye on the map over my shoulder, mostly green, slowing out of the altamont, and a growing crowd at the bay bridge toll plaza. we may have metering lights in a few but not right now. a lot of essential deliveries, and with the deliveries going on, let's not forget about those doing the delivery, and i am talking about the truckers, and caltrans will talk about the folks making the longer haul, but that longer drive, they are short on options on where to grab any food or drink on those long drives. caltrans, the video is talking about an announcement they are making with regards to food trucks allowed at some rest stops with proper permitting.

they are listed on the list here on the dot website. also, please share our thanks with them, because as you know we need them to keep the store shelves full. back to you. >> yeah, we will give them a little wave when we are out and about again. thanks, mike. 6:42. up for debate still ahead on "today in the bay," why today is a critical one when it comes to the future of pg&e and its request to emerge from bankruptcy. president trump says he wants to regulate or even shutdown twitter. we'll tell you about the latest. we will take you out to the big board where the dow continues to trend higher. this will be three days in a row of upward movement. striking now, the pandemic could delay the new a's stadium.

good thursday morning. right now at 6:46, in walnut creek we just have to make it one more day of this hot weather before we get a cooldown this weekend. we're going to start out with our temperatures in the 60s and see it heat up again into the 90s. we'll talk about what is ahead for your weekend coming up in a few minutes. we may have one more day, a third in a row, with metering lights at the bay bridge. not yet but look at the slowing approaching the toll plaza.

i am watching for the updates from chp and, of course, we will share that. new overnight in the north bay, police investigating a deadly shooting. officers found a man who had been shot in the chest at about 9:00 last night in a credit union parking lot along the row tphupbt park. so far a suspect has not been identified. president trump says he will take action against silicon valley's social networks. >> he's targeting twitter, but it could affect other platforms like youtube. >> yes, or ebay, and of course, facebook as well. any platform in which the user up loads content on to the platform. up until now the platforms have been absolved of any wrong doing if somebody puts something up there false or derogatory, they

can take them down under their own rules but the law said they are not responsible for it. the president tweeting technology companies are interfering in the election and americans should, quote, stay tuned. in a tweet the president promises heavy regulation or a shutdown of some social networks, and this comes after twitter added a link to two of president trump's tweets saying they are incorrect, or send you off to a place that gave you the correct information, and that angered the president and said it violated his freedom of speech. the first amendment does not guarantee freedom of speech with private companies, and it prohibits the government from stepping on youthpresident also