[ no audio ] >> all right. we're having an issue with -- >> that's okay. this morning - in the middle of we'll keep going on. protests in minneapolis.. rage and anger boiling over once again with we'll iron that out in just a little bit. if you're just tuning in, we'll try to fix that for you. you are watching our correspondent being arrested. now we have it. go ahead, kris. >> right now at 5:00, breaking >> let's go back to kris. news. a tv news crew arrested live i think we've got your mic situation cleared. this morning in the middle of protests in minneapolis. >> reporter: hopefully. and rage and anger boiling with these new testing sites over once again with protesters that are coming open today, they setting an entire police station might look familiar because on fire. next, a live report on how the there are drive-throughs at your president is responding this morning. local cvs. not all of them but 14 new sites breaking news overnight, here in the bay area right now. first good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us on this is video provided to us by this friday morning. i'm laura garcia. cvs of the covid-19 sites. >> and i'm marcus washington. much more on that breaking news they're drive-through sites. in a moment. people will get self-swab tests first, get you caught up on the to perform in their cars while forecast today. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that and, kari, finally the cvs pharmacy staff member that cooldown, at least the start of the cooldown we've been observes.

talking about. they will process the tests with a turnaround time of three days. yes, it's going to be so cvs is adding 31 sites in the much better today for the inland state of california but nine of them are here in the bay area areas. in spots like dublin where we take a live look right now where for alameda county which is good we start out with our because it's the new hot sp temperatures fairly mild right now in the upper 50s, but it right now at 5:43 i'm having remember, you don't have to go won't warm up as fast. a hard time picking a sun rise we're looking at mid-70s by this in the store particularly if you of the day because all of them are symptomatic. are so beautiful. afternoon. i'll also be tracking a chance you don't want to do that. if you're a regular cvs customer of rain in the weekend forecast. i'll have a look at that coming you don't have to worry about up in a few minutes. you can see the fog and that becoming affected that way. will provide some cooling today vianey has been keeping an eye it is a drive-through location. as we reach into the 70s here. on the roads. what's going on this morning? from diagnostics to therapeutics, good morning, kari. hydroxychloroquine, the drug well, we did see an issue pop up touted and taken by president in my last report. trump as a potential cure or what appears to be in the our microclimate coming up in a preventative is now banned in tri-valley, and i did look into few minutes. that. several countries including france, italy and belgium over good choice. safety concerns. we don't have any traffic let's get right to my maps so i can show you what i'm talking about. the white house says that the concerns, about 14 minutes. apparently a crash along president just finished his southbound 680 just north of course but that he would be eastbound 580. willing to take another one if the slow lane is blocked. need be. back to you. i'm not seeing any major delays washington could take major we are going to work on our out of this. they are on scene ready to clear microphone issues and will see that out. you back here in an hour.right. westbound 80 to 680 you're action against china as china cracks down on hong kong. looking at about 18 minutes and scott mcgrew joins us. sounds good. they got worked out so that was all sorts of risks here. southbound 680 to vargas road. a good thing. thank you so much, kris.

there's an urgent request there is a fog advisory in being made by leaders in gilroy. place, so drive safely and keep this could be a much bigger a safe distance. back to you. two s to santa clara county asking for economic war. president trump says he will >> thanks, vianey. hold a press conference today to more businesses to be opened breaking for you right now, there. the mayor is arguing that gilroy unrest and chaos in the streets of minneapolis. talk about what actions the u.s. will take. is at the far end of the county. this as a police station with far less cases of covid-19 chinese companies that list on engulfed in flames after american stock exchange. protesters set it on fire. than any other south bay city. this comes after the chinese minnesota state police arrested leaders argue if the extended national assembly rubber stamped a crew with cnn. closures continue for much a new set of laws aimed at hong this is video from earlier this longer many businesses will go kong which is supposed to be a bust. the owner of one restaurant morning. police tell us that the network which opens in 1885 agrees. special region set apart from officers took the crew into custody because they were told >> so it's seen a lot of communist china. to move and said they didn't. horrible situations and i don't the mayor now asking the national guard to bring help to know if it's going to survive this one. >> we're losing business even the stock market is watching calm the streets of the city. more now because other counties this carefully complicating things. tracie potts is live. i know the president has been around us are going into an expanded phase two. tweeting out about the situation. that infuriates the chinese >> the mayor says gilroy only because it's always seen taiwan has seen two positive cases in >> reporter: right. and hong kong as part of one he's been calling people thugs the past 37 days. china. the united states does not. who are looting in minneapolis the county did not respond tweeting this morning about specifically to gilroy's request twitter and their response to only saying more reopening steps twitter took the step of masking

may be taken soon. one of the president's tweets. his tweets and saying he can't here you see it with a gray box stand back and watch this saying the tweet violated new for you this morning happen. twitter's rules against he's going to send in the glorifying violence. national guard but the national if you click on view you see the guard is already there. tweet which refers to the health leaders have now lifted rioting and looting in 500 of them authorized by the the travel ban for the lake minneapolis. governor to try to get the the president said he would send in the military if necessary and situation under control. tahoe basin. then said when the looting it's still off limits for a police precinct in minneapolis starts, the shooting starts. tourists with the state ban on evacuated overnight after nonessential travel still in this comes a day after president trump signed an executive order protesters rushed in setting effect. they're asking anyone thinking about heading there to only that was aimed at social fires. the city's mayor ordered everyone out. visit if it is absolutely networks. coming up at 6:15 we'll talk about how that executive order >> it became obvious to me that necessary. but this week south lake tahoe could actually increase the leaders did lift the $1,000 fine number of times social networks safety was at risk. for violators. the symbolism of a building so i guess they're calling these the baby steps getting back to some type of normalcy there. censor him. cannot outweigh the importance zuckerberg hit several tv of life, of our officers or the networks to say facebook would 5:09 this morning. not decide what is and is not public. and one thing we are all excited >> reporter: the public on edge as looting runs rampant. about -- there are two things factual though we should point out the president doesn't post >> what's this proving? right now, one, it is friday. to facebook the way he does to >> what is taking all this out twitter. the white house was quick to two, the temperatures are going point out the differences of target going to do? >> reporter: president trump down. so more pleasant for a lot of between the two founders, both calling the looters thugs people today, kari. the white house press secretary blaming the mayor for a total and the president himself have lack of leadership warning that, praised mark zuckerberg. quote, when the looting starts, >> i'm so excited about that. the shooting starts. i'm also kind of excited about the fact we'll see some rare we'll go over the whole twitter

minneapolis is asking the rain for the end of may, and it national guard to help. >> i'm asking the attorney may even bring some general, the fbi and the thunderstorms. issue. you'll find me on twitt i'll be watching for that. twitter @scottmcgrew. attorney general to take a very let's get started this morning with a live look outside in strong look and to see what went on, because that was a very bad walnut creek as the sun rises and we can also see some fog thing that i saw. it is 5:46. >> reporter: the fbi will rolling over some of the hills decision 2020 and the investigate monday's death of with a morning start this morning mostly in the mid to presumptive democratic nominee 46-year-old george floyd. he repeatedly cried, i can't upper 50s, and then we'll head joe biden says he'll actually into the upper 70s today. most likely pick a running mate breathe, dying with an officer's as we look at our temperature knee on his neck. trend for concord, we're going by august 1st, a couple weeks to start out with some upper 50s before the convention. and then we'll be at 72 degrees now the former vp says his >> please, give me and give the at noon today only reaching the united states attorney the time upper 70s here. campaign has now interviewed to do this right, and we will so we'll talk more about what's everyone on a short list and now they're asking the contenders if bring you justice, i promise. ahead going into the weekend. that's coming up in a few they want to be vp or not. >> reporter: today rallies continue nationwide as democrats minutes. vianey has a look at the commute biden will likely select a woman as you get ready to head out the door. urge the justice department to female running mate. investigate floyd and other kamala harris and elizabeth and, kari, so far it's been warren are among those on the african-americans who have died at the hands of police. pretty smooth. we haven't had any big issues. short list. >> i think it's important for happening today in a is will them to assure people that this we had a couple overnight but update the planned launch in now the roads are pretty clear. no slowdowns on our speed is not something that will get nearly a decade. brushed under the rug. sensors. nasa called off the mission due >> the american people saw an green means good for us. i did check on that tri-valley to bad weather. it is now scheduled for tomorrow executi crash. it looks like things are execution, a murder right before afternoon. our very eyes. it wasn't self-defense. this mission is considered the there has to be justice. clearing out no worries there. >> reporter: protesters are about 14 minutes so let's get a final major test to allow spacex demanding criminal charges as new video from a park police live look right now at our to become certified by nasa to

oakland camera along 880 so you officer shows the aftermath of the incident. can get an idea how our traffic regularly transport astronauts commute is doing out there in to and from the international the oakland area. so far, again, no major space station. the launch melee the groundwork and we are following that feud between the president and accidents to report. for future missions to the moon, we hope it stays this way. twitter. scott mcgrew with a lot more on the president's tweets in 45 i'll have another look and a minutes. closer update coming up for you mars and beyond. back to you. in a few minutes. some bay area churches are >> tracie potts, thanks so much a lot more cars on the road even planning on reopening despite for the very latest from there. for a friday light commute. the fact they would be defying let's get to the latest on back to you. >> you are exactly right. the pandemic here. thanks so much. the bay area has more than health orders. governor newsom laid out 5:10 right now. hiring amid the pandemic. 13,000 confirmed cases and more up next the state agency looking outlines for the reopening for hundreds of workers right places of worship. than 430 deaths. now. they can hold 25% of capacity. alameda county continues to lead that's up to 100 parishioners. in the overall case count. tracie potts mentioned it, more options for testing coming plus, they need the green light we'll delve into it, twitter and so far no bay area counties. across the bay area. you'll now be able to get tested taking new action against the president's tweets this morning. at some local pharmacies. i want to check in with "today they threatened to hold services >> an exotic burger is keeping sunday. in the bay's" kris sanchez this morning. she has more on that. one restaurant in business. look at it. good morning, kris. coming up, we'll explain what all the fuss is about over this the first state -- county in burger that looks straight from outer space. i wonder how it tastes. the state to take back its we'll talk about it coming up. it's 5:11. and... let's get started. reopening after confirming cases there jumped four fold. before you get too alarmed all of the county of lassen had not

reported a case. the number of cases jumped to five, all from the person who was initially infected. businesses that recently reopened have now shut back down for seven days. east of lake county colusa county is lifting all restrictions. they approved it unanimously. about 20,000 people live in the county and just five confirmed cases with no hospitalizations. ride share companies like uber and lyft have certainly been hit very hard. uber says that rides in april were down 80% from the year before. this morning uber ceo spoke exclusively with the "today" show about the changes that the (music fades in) company is making to ensure hey! -hi! driver and passenger safety. ♪

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>> what do you think? that's the summer song. summer dance escape has arrived. the sampling of gaga's duet with that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. elton john is part of the album you can save by using a fan to cool off... that dropped yesterday and features duets with ariana unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. grande and k-pop group. stay well and keep it golden. you know how there's always a song of summer. i wonder if that will be the one. >> elton john, i was shocked when you said that. twitter has masked one of the president )s tweets. right now at 5:13 getting ready for a cooler day and look, he'd better get on it starting out with a few clouds for some parts of the bay area. quick. once we get too big i don't know a live look outside in dublin. if we can go down to his level. we only reach into the upper 70s >> we need our summer hit. here today, so a much nicer afternoon. >> my summer so far is probably we'll talk about what's coming our way with a lot of changes going to be in my house. for this weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> in the backyard just trying good morning, a very happy to get out and walk around the friday to you and, wow, have neighborhood, we'll be doing that today with cooler

things escalated in the war temperatures. between twitter and president they're all competing, all of trump. our weather cameras this morning for the weather shot of the day. twitter has masked one of the president's tweets, tweeting two things about the violent it is so beautiful. protests in minneapolis. we've had some coastal fog and the first half talks about as that fog rolls inland it sending in the national guard. lifts up and is giving us some the guard is already there. but the second half is covered clouds as the sun is starting to by a warning. this tweet violated twitter rules about glorifying violence. peek out under. temperatures reaching into the when you click the view button, 70s today. you see the president has said when the looting starts, the that's a big change from the 90s shooting starts, referring to and triple digits. the military. we're up to 82 in livermore. this is an extraordinary step oakland today we're going to see a high of 73 degrees. for twitter to take and, of and in santa rosa looking at course, it takes just one day some low 70s while san francisco after the president signed that will be in the mid-60s. executive order asking the ftc to change the interpretation of a law that protects social networks from liability. the agencies do not have to do that will keep it there. no fog and a lot of sunshine so what the president requests. they are independent. it's going to heat up in ukiah section 230 ofays you can't sue twitter or facebook today. a wide range in temperatures as we see more clouds moving in. for something somebody else as we go into the next 24 hours

posts about you, saying some a lot of changes here. slanderous things. the president wants the regulators to reinterpret that. that actually could make the and there will be a chance that for the north bay there could be social networks censor him more some thunderstorms, highlighting that chance for the morning and on. it attacks the legal provision the afternoon as well. that has allowed him such we could also see some spotty latitude to publish with rain here and there but for most of us it's not going to amount impunity a whole host of to much. we're also going to be watching inflammatory and factually out for the potential as that dry air feeds into the storms it distorted messages that a media could give us what we call provider might feel compelled to elevated convection or some dry lightning. take down if it were forced into the role of a publisher. china extends its laws into hong the dry air causes the base of the storm to lift up. kong. we'll talk about that at 5:45. i mentioned we're back to it still produces lightning. publishing press here. that may also spark wildfires. this week we'll talk about how this whole work from home thing may really hurt silicon valley as talent moves away. the cooler air from the storm descends and pushes out away it should help some companies from the storm. and that's a possibility for the perhaps as investors who have never talked to these companies north bay, inland east bay as we before give them funding. could get lightning and not a lot of rain with these storms.

>> there's an absolute boys' club in reality is it's an offi we'll have more updates. as far as rain not a lot here. park 45 minutes outside of the trace amounts, maybe higher for the north bay. city that is channelling $15 billion worth of capital to a then we will cool off for the weekend. sunday is looking like the best day of the weekend. small number of companies in a next week we warm up once again. similar network. vianey, you've been keeping an eye on the fog and the roads. what's going on for the commute? >> i'll talk with amy on "press: not a lot. here" coming up after "meet the it is friday, friday light commute. press." office parks? really? more folks start to head back to work, we'll start to notice a lot of people looking for that. i did see this traffic accident jobs these days and here are you see on mountain view, the some outlets for you. california employment triangle with the car pop up. development department is i'm going to serious. hiring. the state actually wants to add 1,800 new temporary full-time a check of 580 to 680, looking workers to help with the surge. at about 22 minutes. i wanted to show you our busier so many newly unemployed. traffic cameras in oakland along the now the job description 880. includes call center work and processing claims. new hires will be able to work

a lot more cars out there which either from home or at locations tends to be typically one of the across the state. some 5 million californians have lost their jobs since mid-march. slower spots. if you are a devoted costco we have a couple roads out there. shopper maybe you've been keep on driving safe. feeling the loss yourself. another update and a look into we're talking about the free the mountain view crash in just samples that usually line the store. a bit. well, they're getting -- they were put on hold. happening now a zookeeper is this was in march due to the in critical condition near coronavirus spread, but there is some good news depending on how sydney, australia. police say the 35-year-old woman you look at this. was cleaning the enclosure when they're coming back so costco plans to launch its free samples the cats mauled her. again hopefully by mid-june with modifications that will no longer allow you to just walk up this is due to australia's and grab. lockdown rules. >> that will be interesting. much more ahead on "today in the bay" for this friday morning including some additional coronavirus testing that will be going on in the bay area. 5:18 this morning a lines, g how you can participate. the latest turn makes it easy as just driving up to a pharmacy good this morning in mexicic lo window. a lot more news ahead. it's 5:54. you're watching "today in the bay." restaurant in business. look at that.

>> this is the coronaburger. the owner came up with the idea in one day. wow, so clever. and is taking the city by storm. the buns are bright green, as you see, with peaks to model the virus n. between bacon, three times of cheeses and red onions. $4 is what it's going to cost you. a good sense of humor there. >> if there is something green on the bread, don't eat it, and now look, hey, a new day. lighter in the numbers that we've been ex poernsed. it will be cooler. such a treat for us today. it is a treat.

looking at clayton, at this beautiful sun rise, a great way to start out a friday morning knowing we'll have cooler temperatures today and we're seeing a clear sky. so if you're going to head out for a run in the north bay in santa rosa expect it to start out very cool with fog. watch out for that. we'll see that clearing out as we go to the morning and a slow rise in our temperatures as we go into today. we're up to 82 degrees today in livermore 88. warm in ukiah today but notice the difference in santa rosa as we reach 70 degrees there because of the fog that will be slow to clear and we'll see the fog near the coastline so that will keep the temperatures cooler in san francisco as well as half moon bay where we stay in the 60s today. as we look at what's coming our way we are getting ready for rain. yes, rain at the end of may. really unusual to see a storm especially this wet coming into the bay area.

starts out early tomorrow morning. here we are at 4:30. we see the scattered showers starting to move in. we'll also have a chance of a few thunderstorms especially in the north bay and the east bay and that's going to be during late morning into the afternoon, we could start to see some isolated storms popping up as well but once again in the same areas. now it's really once again unusual to see this but the dry air feeding into the thunderstorms will produce what we call elevated convection, elevated lightning as storms move in. we start to see the lightning develop and what happens higher up in the atmosphere, that dry air comes in but we also see strong winds descending from the storms and we could be watching 5:57 rightnow. out for that as we go into the growing tension is in hong tomorrow as the potential of kong is now spilling over even to the city's legislative those thunderstorms move in and thosehunderstorms council. that could produce dry lightning scuffles broke out as leaders as we call it with the lack of attempted to debate a bill making it illegal to insult or rain because we're not looking abuse the chinese national at a lot of rain here and anthem. rainfall totals up to about 0.3 in the higher spots.

the seven-day forecast shows temperatures cool off for the demonstrators expressed weekend, even as clouds linger frustration. china is threatening hong kong's on sunday. autonomy. we are looking much better and then next week we warm up once again. we had a lot to track over the a vacation in hawaii may next seven days, laura and sound great after sheltering for marcus. a month. >> thanks so much, kari. hawaii's governor says you can't come just yet. despite the pandemic signs of gay pride throughout san they will extend quarantine for all visitors past june 30th. francisco. coming up the work under way to arriving tourists must celebrate a milestone year for an important month. self-quarantine in their hotel or home for 14 days. and are you itching to get out? next when hawaii will be ready he is working with mayors. for visitors again. 5:22 right now. you're watching "today in the bay." a south bay city is looking to extend its eviction moratorium through the pandemic. the council will hold a special meeting to discuss extending protections past the statewide moratorium that ends this month. quickly approaching 6:00 for

you this morning. the third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now. if you're just tuning in you are watching our correspondent being arrested. right now at 6:00, breaking news. a tv news crew arrested live this morning in the middle of protests in minneapolis. rage and anger boiling over with protesters setting an entire police station on fire. how the president is responding this morning. so much going on overnight. we have it all covered for you. a very good friday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get more of that breaking news for you in a bit. first, meteorologist kari hall with some great news for a lot of people who maybe want to venture outside today. it's cooler and we've been

watching hot temperatures for the inland areas but today not as hot. we'll be in the upper 50s and it won't heat up as fast. today we're looking at mid-70s with some of our warmest spots in the inland areas in the low 80s today. much cooler along the coast now that we have dense fog developing. i'll be watching this and we'll talk about weekend rain chances in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. vianey has been keeping an eye on the roads. any updates? we've been doing pretty good, no major delays but the chp report looks like a crash at the shoulder blocked along 237

5:24 this morning. welcome back. you know what, a lot of rainbow flags will be going up in san francisco today. this is to celebrate the 50th year of pride. of course they will fly during the entire month of june but san francisco's celebrations will only be held virtually this year on june 27th and 28th. the growing tension in hong kong is spilling over. scuffles broke out as leaders attempted to debate a bill making it illegal.

another democratic lawmaker. protests have broken out as demonstrators expressed frustration that china is threatening hong kong's autonomy. i'm sure a lot of you are wishing for a vacation to hawaii. the governor says you're not going to be able to do that just yet. he says the island will extend the mandatory quarantine for all visitors past june 30th. arriving tourists must self-quarantine in their hotel or home for 14 days. the go of says he is working with mayors to open up travel between the islands. the strip is starting to show signs of life. casinos reopened thursday with a lot of social distancing rules. hotels are already showing welcome back signs for their people and those billboards. the bellagio says the signs,

well, they welcome everyone. "today" kicking off its revamped summer music series with a performance by lady and the antebellum but it will be a virtual performance. a star-studded lineup through july. artists like kelly clarkson, ricky martin. and on monday you can see chance the rapper. of course it always follows "today in the bay." that will be fun. >> got to take what we can get when we get it. up next, the top stories we're following for you on this friday morning. including resistance in the north bay. straight ahead for you why one county sheriff is refusing to enforce a shelter at home order. plus -- >> i'm sorry? >> you're under arrest. okay. will you tell me why i'm under

arrest, sir? >> chaos including the arrest of a tv newsperson and the latest on violence overnight.

right now at 5:30, breaking news. fiery protests across twin cities after the death of george floyd. protesters set a police station on fire.

the arrest of a tv news crew as well. a very good morning to you am thanks for joining us. and i'm marcus washington. we'll get to that breaking news in a bit. first we'll start with meteorologist kari hall with a look at the forecast today and some relief for us when it comes to the temperatures, kari. you know that i love a beautiful sun rise. we get a look out over san jose. we're starting out with a colorful sky and what will be a very nice day as we head up to 78 degrees, that's about normal for this time of year. there will be some warm spots. the fog rolling in as well as the weekend rain that i'm tracking.

>> it's pretty quiet so far. a couple fender-benders overnight and cleared pretty much all the way around. it is friday but, of course, we are going to start seeing more cars on the road as a couple folks head back to work. bridge drive times to the bay bridge only about eight minutes. the san mateo bridge, 11 minutes. a quick check of the east bay drive times as well. i have noticed moreg880 but so g okay to broadway about nine minutes. back to you. thank you very much. well, back to our breaking news in minneapolis, police are still out in full force after a chaotic night. some of it, the most intense we've seen, at one point a precinct was set on fire. protesters again taking to the streets outraged over the death of george floyd in police custody and still no rest. "today in the bay's" bob redell following the breaking

developments from overnight and into this morning as well as what the president is saying. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. last night in a tweet president trump referred to the protesters as thugs, and then he wrote when the looting starts, the shooting starts. our own scott mcgrew will tell us how twitter responded coming up in a little bit. last night as you mentioned protesters made their way into the third precinct of the minneapolis police department, ignited several fires including the precinct itself. they targeted the building after george floyd died in police custody on monday. a police spokesman says the building was evacuated shortly after 10:00 p.m. local time. video shows a line of police cars breaking through a driveway fence and driving off amid people who were taunting and throwing things at the officers and their vehicles. no serious injuries reported last night. 500 members of the national guard have been deployed. the mayor of minneapolis says those soldiers are protecting critical infrastructure for citizens like banks, grocery

stores and pharmacies. earlier this morning state police arrested a cnn crew covering the protest for not obeying an order to clear the streets. >> just let us foe and we've got you. and this is the scene here playing out in minneapolis. this is part of the advanced police presence we saw come over the course of really minutes when the local police showed up at the fire department or with the fire department, i should say, on the building we showed you that was burning. this is among the state patrol unit that was advancing up the street scattering the protesters at that point for people to clear the area, and so we walked away -- i'm sorry? >> you're under arrest. >> okay. do you mind telling me why i'm under arrest, sir? why am i under arrest, sir? >> we're on the air with cnn.

we're we told you before we are with cnn. >> reporter: police have since released the crew and the governor apologized say it was unacceptable and add ver tent. cnn says the arrest was a violation of their first amendment rights and questioned why their black reporter was arrested and the white reporter in the area wasn't. there were peaceful protests last night in the bay area. another one scheduled for tonight in oakland. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, bob. we'll continue to follow so stay with nbc news for the very latest on the protests. coming up in about 15 minutes scott mcgrew will join us with more on how the president is responding. now to the pandemic and a north bay sheriff defying the state's orders. the sonoma county sheriff says that starting monday his department will no longer enforce the county's

stay-at-home order. the sheriff says the curve has been flattened and testing has verified infection rates are under control. supervisors are blasting this move. the board tweeting out, quote, while we acknowledge the community's frustration with the situation and a desire to return to some normalcy the sheriff's message has had the unfortunate effect of creating confusion in our community, end quote. santa rosa's police chief says mask requirements will be enforced within city limits. california schools are starting to learn what kind of requirements might be in place whenever they do return. in fact "the chronicle" has obtained a preliminary draft certainly outlining what could be in play this is from the superintendent's office. but the governor has not yet finalized it. take a look. some public guidelines times. everyone must keep six isolating groups of students all

day even at recess. teachers have to wear masks and schools need to provide new additional hand washing stations. meals will be served in classrooms. district nurses in santa clara county are brain storming how to make the changes while facing possible budget cuts. >> so we are forming committees currently to discuss each one of the guidelines. we will then be submitting our recommendations to the public health department and also the county office of education. >> the district has more than 9,000 students, and even before the pandemic leaders were looking at $8 million in cuts. well, maybe you're rethinking your no summer vacation idea after all. here is one option for you. the grand canyon. it reopened over memorial day weekend then closed again. well, it reopens today. starting next week the south rim main entrance will open every day. the park hotels are expected to

follow shortly after that. masks are recommended but not required. while the weather may be cooling off a little, beaches may still be a popular destination this weekend. pacifica anticipating reopening its beach parking lots tomorrow and for now san mateo county will remain in effect. they are waiting for restrictions to be loosened to some degree today. beach parking on the nearby coastline are also expected to reopen. this as the weather is going to start cooling down. we could have used some beach parking lot open days earlier this week. yeah, just in time for the bad weather. not only are we talking about cool temperatures and fog but also the chance of some thunderstorms this weekend. so, okay, it's not the best beach weekend and all we're seeing right now is this fog as we take a live look outside in tiburon looking at the coastal areas where this fog may linger throughout today and that will

keep the temperatures cooler. let's head down to mountain view as we look at our temperature trend today. we're starting out with some low 60s but it doesn't warm up as fast. in fact, we'll be in the low 70s by early in the afternoon right at lunch time it will feel nice and comfortable, still some clouds floating by at times and we'll see our temperatures cooling down even for the inland east bay as we reach only up to 83 degrees but you compare that to the 100 degrees we hit yesterday in parts of the east bay. so we're going to have a big cooldown today while the coastal areas will stay in the low 60s, but there will still be some warm spots like ukiah where we head up to 88 degrees today. as we head over to you, vianey, you've been keeping an eye on the roads and any of that fog impacting the drive? you know, mainly along the bridges. chp did issue a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. don't turn on your high beams. they will reflect off the fog

and then it will get even worse. slow it down out there. we are a smooth commute, good to go. bridge drive times right now looking okay. the bay bridge around nine minutes. to some of the live cameras. there's that fog i was talking about in san francisco at the golden gate. back to you. >> good advice. thanks so much. 5:39. deadline set. the biden campaign giving the first hints about when the mystery will be resolved surrounding a potential running mate. president trump expected to take action against china today because they are taking control of hong kong. i'll bring you up to speed. plus, a possible gamble to get out of debt.