we'll get more of that breaking news for you in a bit. first, meteorologist kari hall the rainfall totals. with some great news for a lot of people who maybe want to venture outside today. that cooler air comes in. next week it starts to warm up. it's cooler and we've been watching hot temperatures for the inland areas but today not as hot. it looks like that problem we'll be in the upper 50s and it has cleared out at least in terms of road conditions. won't heat up as fast. we're not seeing any delays, but today we're looking at mid-70s there is still a car -- what with some of our warmest spots appears to be a car in the in the inland areas in the low ditch. if you do have to travel near 80s today. much cooler along the coast now that area you might see crews getting ready to clear that out. that we have dense fog developing. i'll be watching this and we'll as far as 880 i want to show you talk about weekend rain chances that live cam because it's in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. starting to build, and this is normally a hot spot monday vianey has been keeping an eye through friday. we've seen clearer conditions on the roads. but even though it's friday i've any updates? noticed a lot of cars heading we've been doing pretty out through that area. good, no major delays but the chp report looks like a crash at aside from that our traffic maps the shoulder blocked along 237 are doingrs to be a crash along westbound at exit six, great

america parkway. the right hand shoulder is the only one blocked. 580. aside from that they are moving sounds good. along just fine. a live look at the golden gate 5:23. we're all talking about the bridge because we've been dreams of getting away. talking about the fog and that's what we're seeing so just slow are you itching for a little bit it down, limited visibility. of aloha. an update on the roads coming up what's going on in hawaii and when they might be ready for shortly. visitors again. thanks, vianey. breaking for you right now unrest and chaos in the streets of minneapolis. >> reporter: profiteers are a police station overnight had to be evacuated. looking to capitalize on this is after protesters set it covid-19. on fire. now a short time ago minnesota i'm chris chmura. you'll want to hear about the counterfeit bleach next. state police arresting a crew from cnn. this is video from earlier this morning. police tell the network that officers took the crew into custody because they were told to move and they didn't. now they were later released. the mayor there is now asking the national guard to bring calm to the streets of the city. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live for us in washington. i know the president has been tweeting about the situation but more so adding fuel to the fire.

>> reporter: exactly because twit ter had to flag a tweet an glorifying violence. the official white house twitter said the same thing but was not restricted and we're seeing the president's campaign twitter talking about the cnn crew that was arrested calling it outrageous. all of this surrounding the reaction happening on the ground in minneapolis this morning. a police precinct in minneapolis evacuated after protesters rushed in setting fires. the city's mayor ordering everyone out. >> it became obvious to me that safety was at risk. >> the symbolism of a building

cannot outweigh the importance of life, of ours officers or the public. >> reporter: the public on edge as looting runs rampant. >> what's this proving? what is taking all the stuff out of target going to do? >> reporter: president trump calling the looters thugs blaming the mayor for a lack of leadership warning that when the looting starts, the shooting starts. minneapolis is asking the national guard to help. >> asking the attorney general and the fbi and the attorney general to take a very strong look and to see what went on. >> reporter: the fbi will investigate the death of 46-year-old george floyd. he repeatedly cried, i can't breathe, dying with an officer's knee on his neck. four officers have been fired. >> please, give me and given the united states attorney the time to do this right and we will bring you justice, i promise. >> reporter: today rallies continue nationwide as democrats urge the justice department to

investigate floyd and other african-americans who died at police. >> i think it's important for them to assure people this is >> reporter: good morning. not something that's going to when covid 19 first broke out get brushed under the rug. various law enforcement agencies >> the american people saw an banded together, operation execution, a murder right before stolen promise tell us they've our very eyes. it wasn't self-defense. already gotten 14 search there has to be justice. >> reporter: protesters are warrants, seized $3.2 million in elicit proceeds, arrested nine demanding criminal charges as new video from a park police people and made 419 officer shows the aftermath of the incident. core coronavirus-related seizures. at sfo a shipment from japan called virus shutout confiscated, feds say, because early this morning they decided its safety hasn't been evaluated to restrict access to the and isn't registered with the u.s. government. president's tweets, so it's still up but there's a message that says you will only be able the manufacturer didn't respond to us. at the mexican border 900 to re-tweet it with a comment, bottles of counterfeit clorox no sharing, no liking, because intercepted filled with bleach so diluted agents said it was of that policy. they said the real concern here ineffective. at airports agents impounded was that people could react, people in minneapolis, given the volatile situation, react and do these imports from the uk. agents say the vials are fake covid-19 test kits. what the president was suggesting there, shooting instead of looting. >> we don't know the quality scott mcgrew will have more on control, if they could harm

someone, or could give someone a false sense of security. maybe thtevirus. instead of fueling that situation. >> reporter: federal agents say operation stolen promise is continuing. if you have a tip for them we've added links to our website. coming up for you in 30 minutes more protests planned go to nbcbayarea.com then click for the bay area. responds from the main menu. new for you this morning, a vacation in hawaii may sound more than 13,000 confirmed great especially after cases and more than 430 deaths. sheltering at home for months. alameda county continues to lead in the overall case count. hawaii's governor says not just yet. they will extend for all now happening today there's visitors past june 30th. going to be some new options for possible drive-through testing in the bay area. arriving visitors must it could be as easy as when you self-quarantine in their hotel pick up your prescriponant to c or home for 14 days. the governor says he is working with the mayors to open up in the bay's" kris sanchez live in fremont to tell us how travel between islands. pharmacies are getting involved >> it would be nice to get away. now. kris? >> reporter: hi there, laura. well, it's 6:28. coming up next on "today in the we've seen some pop-up testing bay," the top stories we're following for you on this friday sites, where is that church or morning including resistance in community center. the north bay.

this particular new site might look familiar. just a regular drive-through enforcing the shelter at home location at your local cvs though not all of them. order. it couldn't come at a better time in particular it has become the hot spot of cases in the bay area. this is video provided to us by cvs. we didn't get the video because they're not up and running, the covid-19 testing sites. they are drive-through sites but only for people with appointments. being an essential worker or having coronavirus symptoms. folks who qualify will stay in their cars and then perform a swab test themselves. a third party lab will process results within about three days. they are adding 91 sites across california. if you look at the map here these are the nine bay area locations, one inhayward, napa,, sunol, san leandro and vallejo.

you can find that at cvs.com, where you will take the questionnaire to see if you ♪ qualify as well. here's what we want everyone to do. from diagnostics, hi count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. hydroxychloroquine is now banned in countries such as france and keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, belgium over safety concerns. one less person exposed, the white house says the president did finish his course and one step closer to a healthier community. of hydroxychloroquine, but would so for now, keep your distance. take another one if he felt he was exposed or needed it. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. this is something we will hear more about throughout the day. >> all right, thank you very much. in the meantime there's an urgent request in gilroy by leaders there. they really want to open their businesses again like so many other different communities. they took it to the city council and the mayor argues that at the far end of the county with far

less cases, the extended closures continue for much longer. many businesses will go bust. >> it's seen a lot of horrible situations and survived it. >> we're losing business even more because other counties around us are going into an expanded phase two. >> so the mayor says gilroy has only seen two positive cases of coronavirus in the past 37 days. they're pleading with the county to let them reopen. message. and- you )ll see you the live, on-air arrest this morning .. right now at 6:30, breaking they are only saying more news. reopening steps may be taken fiery protests across the twin soon. a reprieve with a catch or cities after the death of george two in lake tahoe. floyd. leaders are now lifting the protesters setting a police station on fire and the president sending a very travel ban for lake tahoe basin. the area is still off-limits to divisive message. tourists with the state ban on also, we will show you the on

nonessential travel still in air arrests this morning of a tv news crew. effect. they're asking anyone thinking a lot happening overnight while about heading there to only you were sleeping. good morning to you and thanks visit if it is absolutely for joining us. necessary. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm back to that breakin south lake tahoe leaders will news in just a moment. lift fines for violators. first a look at your forecast today on this friday. we're looking at baby steps to meteorologist kari hall has been get back to some type of normalcy. tracking that. certainly pleasant temperatures compared to the past week. are they going to get rain >> absolutely. it will be much better today and up in lake tahoe, kari? we're starting out this morning with a live look outside in >> we could see rain there as well as the bay area. lafayette checking out what's there could be some storms going on highway 4 as the sun there, too. as we wake up to a beautiful sun rises -- 24, i should say -- and rise, most of us can't see it because there's a layer of fog over it. the temperatures will start to warm up today. reaching up to 80 degrees in let's go above the clouds and we concord and 77 will be the high in palo alto while san francisco are looking at a beautiful start to this friday morning. stays in the mid-60s. it's going to be cooler today as a result of this fog rolling by. we'll talk more about our range we're reaching into the low 80s in temperatures and weekend rain coming up in a few minutes. for concord and 78 degrees will be the highs today in san jose. vianey, you now have a traffic alert. what's going on? some low 60s for half moon bay. yeah, that's right, kari.

we have a traffic alert and this a high of 73 but it's going to is along thelo the be hotter in ukiah. we'll see a high of 88 degrees eastbound side at 580 right near exit 2 which is the san there. we'll get a look at our cooler francisco boulevard t. appears weekend temperatures as well as the number one lane is blocked some rain coming up in a few and, of course, anytime there minutes. heading over to vianey who has been tracking the roads, and how are lanes blocked on any of the bridges it can easily cause is it looking for the commute? delays. if that is your morning commute expect delays as they work to clear that out. well, so far it has been a as of right now it looks like that sig alert will remain in smooth commute but i did look into that crash that had popped place. it does not have an -- actually, up on my maps previously. just coming in now they just a crash westbound 237 at great canceled the sig alert and all lanes are now open. america parkway. looks like a car in a ditch. so, again, this just came in, i'm not seeing any areas blocked they have canceled the sig because of this crash but it could cause some delays because alert. people tend to look over as all lanes open. they're starting to clear a >> thank you, vianey. crash. hopefully people keep it moving also breaking news in through there and everybody stays safe. your drive times, i notice a minneapolis this morning. build along westbound 580 from police still out in full force after a chaotic night, some of grant line road to 680. it the most intense we have 22 minutes. from 580 to vargas road, nine actually seen as the police precinct goes up in flames.

protesters taking to the minutes. streets. still seeing foggy conditions at outrage over the death of george the golden gate bridge. back to you. >> sounds good, vianey. floyd. bob redell has been following 6:10, hiring amid the pandemic. all of the latest developments do you need a job? overnight and really into the morning out of minneapolis. coming up on "today in the bay," we're going to tell you how a and there are some protests state agency is looking for planned for the bay area today hundreds of new workers. as well, bob. >> reporter: correct. about that tweet that president tracie potts mentioned the president's tweets. trump put out last night,that tweet he referred to the protesters as thugs and he wrote what they mean for twitter and when the looting starts, the the vice president. a look at the futures board shooting starts. where the dow is planning to a little bit later scott mcgrew will tell us how twitter lose points off the top over responded to that tweet. concerns with china. i'll fill you in on that as last night protesters made their well. way into the third precinct of if you're hungry this morning, take a look at this. the minneapolis police department, ignited several fires in that facility. they targeted the building after coming up we're going to explain george floyd died in police all the fuss around this burger custody on monday. a police spokesman says the that looks like it is from outer building was evacuated shortly after 10:00 p.m. local time. space but is it good? 6:11. there is video that shows a line of police cars breaking through a driveway fence at the precinct and driving off amid a lot of

people taunting and throwing things at them. no serious injuries reported last night. 500 members of the national guard have been deployed, the mayor of minneapolis say the 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. >> let us know and we've got you. and this is the scene here playing out in minneapolis. this is part of the advanced police presence that 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. would you tell me why i'm under arrest, sir? why am i under arrest, sir? >> he's on the air right now with cnn. you are arresting him live on cnn. we told you before that we are with cnn. >> reporter: police have since released the cnn crew. the governor of minnesota told cnn that he deeply apologizes for the arrest, that it was totally unacceptable and inadvertent. cnn says it was an arrest of their journalist first amendment rights and questioned why the black reporter was arrested while the white reporter in the area was not. there were peaceful protests here in the bay area last night. another protest planned for oakland tonight. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> that's right, i'm going to tell people about that, bob, because the protests will continue in the bay area as well as across the country am happening today demonstrators in

oakland are expected to be out in full force. yesterday dozens of protesters peacefully called for action in the george floyd shooting. stay with nbc bay area for the very latest on the protests. coming up in 15 minutes we'll check in with scott mcgrew who will talk about how the president is responding. now back to the pandemic and the north bay sheriff defying state orders. sonoma county sheriffs say starting monday the police department will no longer enforce the county's stay-at-home order. in a statement the sheriff says the curve has been flattened and testing has verified infection rates in his county are under we take a live look outside control. supervisors are blasting this in walnut creek, enjoy today. move. the board tweeting that while we acknowledge the community's frustration with the situation cooler and we'll get times of and the desire to return to some sunshine, temperatures in the normalcy, the sheriff's message has had an unfortunate effect on upper fifr50s to mid-70s this afternoon. creating confusion in our we may be watching out for rain. community, end quote. santa rosa's police chief says mask requirements will be

kari, i'm a fan of the rain enforced within city limits. california schools are so i'll be ready for it. starting to learn what rules may a couple things to look out for. be in place when school is able westbound 80 about 11 minutes. to resume. "the chronicle" has obtained a i am starting to notice a building commute in observing. another update coming up preliminary draft from the superintendent's office. the governor has not yet shortly. finalized on it. good morning and a very take a look at some of these happy friday. boy, have things escalated between president trump and prestrix pr restrictions. everyone must keep six feet of twitter. separation at all times, isolating groups of students all twitter has masked one of the president's tweets. day, even at recess. the president tweeted two things about the violent protests in teachers must wear masks. and schools need to provide new minneapolis. the first half of the tweet hand washing stations. talks about sending in the national guard. meals will be served and eaten now the guard is actually in the classroom. already there. the second half is covered by a the nurse for alum rock warning. this weekend violated twitter disdirect says district nurses in santa clara county are brain rules about glorifying violence. when you click the view button storming how to make the changes you see the president has said while facing possible budget when the looting starts the cuts. >> so we are forming committees shooting starts referring to the military. currently to discuss each one of this is an extraordinary step the guidelines. we will then be submitting our for twitter to take and of recommendations to the public course comes one day after health department and also the county office of education. president trump signed an executive order asking the ftc

and the fcc to change their >> the district has more than interpretation of a key u.s. law 9,000 students and even before the pandemic leaders were that protects social networks. looking at $8 million in cuts. well, the weather may be cooling off just a little. they are independent. section 203 of that law pacifica anticipates reopening all of its beach parking lots basically says you can't sue twitter or facebook if somebody tomorrow. for now san mateo county's posts something slanderous about ten-mile radius rules remains in you. it's not twitter's fault. effect. but city leaders are waiting for it's the user's fault. president trump wants regulators county restrictions to be to reinterpret that. loosened or perhaps lifted as that could make social networks soon as today. beach parking in half moon bay more, not less, easy to censor. and nearby coastlines are also expected to reopen. "the new york times" put it really well. his order attacks the very legal >> nice to get away from the provision that has allowed him heat earlier this week and head such latitude to publish with to the beach. impunity a whole host of but now that it's cooling inflammatory, harassing, and off and the beaches are opening and we may even have some rain factually distorted messages this weekend. that a media provider might feel compelled to take down if it were forced into the role of a publisher. other news, president trump is expected to announce big action we take a live look outside on china today. walnut creek and head over to mountain view to see our

temperature trend for today will be in the low 60s and a cloudy this as china and this week start, but a mix of sun and clouds as we head into the low we're going to talk about how 70s. a look at all of our highs we'll silicon valley could get hurt see along the coastline some 60s and this idea spreads because as the fog lingers today. inland areas a nice breeze that talent may leave the valley. will help bring the temperatures venture capital and investment out of the triple digits and into the 80s today. is leaving the valley finding santa rosa starting out with new opportunity in some companies they might not have funded before. some fog this morning but no fog in ukiah and it's going to be another very warm day as we >> yes, there's an absolute boys reach into the upper 80s there. club in this community of silicon valley. we'll talk about the weekend rain chances and all that's going on around the bay area it's an office park. over the next few days. vianey, you've been watching the roads. what's going on right now? channelling $15 billion to a well, we did have an issue in richmond that's been cleared small in a similar network. out. so now the roadways are pretty much clear. >> we'll talk about that on more slowing through 280 that could mean people who have to "press: here." get to work and still have to look at me with shorter hair. remember that. travel to their offices are on the go. no accidents to report. it's been harder to slyke ick i

westbound 580 to 68022 minutes. back. >> yeah, you're telling all of us. preaching to the choir. westbound 84 to 680 about ten we're like chia pets. minutes. i'll keep a close eye on the we've been talking about so many road and will have another looks, people looking for jobs, update coming up. back to you. >> sounds good. the unemployment development thanks, vianey. department is actually hiring. 6:40. deadline set, the biden campaign the state wants to add 1,800 new giving the first hints about when a mystery might be solved. rounding up potential running temporary workers to help with mate. the surge of so many unemployed. it includes call center work and president trump is going to processing claims. new hires will be able to work speak about china today. we think it will be fairly harsh either from home or at locations language. there could even be punitive across the state. some 5 million californians have measures that has wall street a bit concerned as we take you out lost their jobs since mid-march. to the big board. the dow breaking its losing if you're a devoted costco streak. plus, a possible gamble to shopper maybe you've been get out of debt. feeling the loss yourself. what two california lawmakers are proposing to help the state recover from the pandemic's economic fallout. they were put on hold in early 6:41 this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." and... let's get started. march. some good news for you. they're coming back.

costco plans to launch free samples again hopefully by mid-june with modifications of course that will no longer allow you to walk up and grab. >> maybe they walk up and toss it in your mouth or something, i don't know. >> don't touch my food. >> exactly. 6:19. along with the same food line, (music fades in) hey! -hi! this one coming out of mexico where a new burger with an ♪ exotic look is keeping one restaurant in business, laura. ♪ >> this is the corona burger. the owner came up with the idea ♪ in one day and taking the city by storm. the buns are green with peaks. it has bacon, three types of cheeses and red onions. most people are buying the burger are some of the health care workers.

it doesn't look too appetizing to me. >> the bacon looks good. we can take our food outside because the temperatures will be pleasant today. it seals like it's been forever, this was a rough week but we can see the reason why it's cooler this morning as we wake up on this friday morning looking from mt. tam and usually you see san francisco in the distance. you can't see any of that right now because it's offered in a layer of fog that's going to linger throughout much of the day. as we get a look below those clouds right now in the tri-valley we head over to dublin and then the upper 70s.

we're only going to reach into the low 80s for some of our warmest spots in the inland east bay. we'll also see a high of 73 degrees. good friday morning. right now at 6:43 if you're and that's all because of the getting up and about to head out for a jog this morning just watch out for some fog around cooling clouds, as we go into santa rosa. it's going to be a cooler day, tomorrow more changes ahead. so you could probably hold off we could see spotty showers in until later today. we'll get a look at how cool it the north bay. gets as we go through the forecast and some incoming rain we'll be watching out for a coming up in a few minutes. chance and the potential of some lightning especially in the north bay and inland east bay as i have that goal of eventually making it out on a well as parts of the central morning run, but for now i do valley. this is where we're going to have much more energy associated have to say the east bay drive with the storms but there is the times are starting to slow down. possibility that we may have westbound 80 from highway 4, what we call elevated lightning about 20 minutes. or elevated convection. i'll have a closer look at the roads throughout the bay area some dry lightning. coming up. washington could take major

action against china today as and it causes the bottom layers china cracks down on hong kong. of the storm to evaporate, it >> scott mcgrew joins us now. lifts up higher in the scott, all sorts of risks here. atmosphere. and then we start to see still some lightning developing in the yeah, this is very, very upper levels of the storm. serious. this as it taken us from a trade and it can push out some cooler war maybe over to an economic air and some strong winds out war. president u.s. away from that storm. will take. there is nothing official that lightning with rain could spark off some wildfires if that happens. it could be sanctions. we'll find out. a this comes after the chinese national assembly rubber stamps a new set of laws aimed at hong kong, supposed to be a special region. it's supposed to be a democracy, a capitalist democracy at that. the new security laws put hong kong squarely under beijing's rule. just a few moments ago the president tweeted out the word china, just all caps with an exclamation point. china. the stock markets watching the

situation very carefully, complicating things. taiwan has said it will support hong kong. that infuriates the chinese who think of taiwan and now hong kong as being part of one china but the united states does not. other news, twitter took the extraordinary step of masking one of the president's tweets. you see the tweet violated the rules of glorifying violence. if you click on view you see the tweet which refers to the rioting and looting. the president says he would send in the military if necessary. then says when the looting starts the shooting starts. that phrase when the looting starts the shooting starts has its origins in the '60s. it was a police chief in miami who first said it. this was during the civil rights protest back in 1967. we'll be watching what happens on twitter. we'll be tweeting about it.

i'm bay area churches are planning to reopen this weekend defying local health orders. governor newsom laid out guidelines for reopening places of worship. they can only hold 25% of capacity. and up to 100 parishioners. plus, they need the green light from their county health department. over 100 pastors threatened to hold services no matter what the restrictions are. lassen county is the first to pull back on restrictions lifted. this after coronavirus cases there jumped four fold. now before you get too alarmed, the county had not reported a single coronavirus case until a week ago. it has a population of 30,000. the number of cases jumped to five all from one person

affected. it shows how fast it can happen. businesses that were open will now shut down for seven days. colusa county lifting all restrictions. supervisors approved it unanimously. about 20,000 people live in that county and there have been just five confirmed cases with no hospitalizations. two northern california lawmakers are betting on legalized sports waging as a way to recoup massive budget losses hoping to put a measure on the ballot in the fall. two-thirds of the senate and assembly would have to approve that first. california faces a $54 billion deficit. moving on to decision 2020 now. presumptive democratic nominee joe biden says he'll pick a running mate by august 1st. that's just about two weeks ahead of the convention. he says his campaign has now interviewed everyone on his short list. now they're asking the

contenders if they want to be vice president or not. biden will likely select a female running mate. kamala harris and elizabeth warren are among those on the short list. trending for you this morning, lady gaga, little monsters around the world thrilled because chromatica is here. ♪ how do you like the sound of that? your summer dance escapade has arrived. that's just a simple of gaga's duet with elton john, participate of the new album that dropped yesterday. it also features duets with ariana grande, k-pop group. >> it could be the hit of the summer. >> it's a summer song, i can hear it playing in clubs. i guess we'll have to wait and see. >> no clubs. not right now. >> i just thought about that, wait. >> maybe in your living room.

>> in your house, your club aka your house. >> parties online. >> put on the strobe lights, marcus. >> you might want to take that one to the beach. maybe later on this summer because this weekend we will not have a good weekend for heading out to the beach. our live view as we get a look at our view from san jose for the foothills and it's a beautiful start to this friday morning. we just had such an amazing sunrise and it's nice to know we're going to have a cooler day as some fog rolls in. a look from kregor peak in antioch. we are starting out with mostly clear sunrise. a look at our high temperatures today as we reach into the low 80s in livermore, a high of 83 in antioch. for the north bay up to 78 degrees in napa while antioch -- ukiah, i should say, will reach up to 88 due to a lack of fog.

the fog is what will help cool us all off and then going into tomorrow the approach of a storm system brings in rain. yes, this late in the season we're talking about rain here and we are going to see it starting out early in the morning with some spotty showers. but there's also the possibility that we may see some lightning with some of this moving in. and with the lack of rain for some of us, this could pose a wildfire threat. as we go through the morning into the afternoon and then a few pop-up cells could spark off lightning. what happens here, we talk about elevated lightning. it's going to be drawn into this storm and as it does so the lower levels of the storm kind of evaporates but you're still looking at the upper levels of this storm producing some rain and lightning that doesn't quite make it to the ground.

as the rain starts to fall, it also cools off the air and pushes out some strong winds but still the chance of lightning developing without much rain will pose a wildfire threat going into the weekend. a lot of elements we'll have to watch out for as we go into the weekend, the potential of some lightning with a lack of rain as most of us could only get a few trace amounts of rain, maybe higher in terms of the rainfall totals especially for parts of the north bay. as we get a look at our forecast over the next seven days, a lot of changes here from some low 80s today to the 70s tomorrow. that chance of showers sunday will be the pick of the weekend as we reach the mid-70s, the rain moves out. we'll start to warm up once again. vianey, you've been keeping an eye on the fog as well as the morning commute. what's the update? so far chp did issue the fog advisory for the golden gate

bridge because of limited visibility. no accidents to report at this time. traffic dell lays along 880 because there are a couple more cars on the road. let's get a live look at the bay bridge because i want to see how that toll plaza is doing. mike said he was surprised earlier in the week when lights were on. we'll start to notice building but no traffic lights to report. i'll send it back to you. >> thanks, vianey. a zookeeper attacked by two lions is in critical condition in australia. police outside of sydney say the 35-year-old woman was cleaning an enclosure when the cats mauled her. a crew airlifted her to the hospital in sydney. the zoo has been closed since march 25th due to australia's lockdown.

coming up next, a quick look at the top stories that we're following including -- >> i'm sorry? >> you're under arrest. >> okay. would you mind telling me why i'm under arrest, sir? >> chaos on the minneapolis including a tv crew. the latest on a violent night. and expanded bay area coronavirus testing. still ahead the drugstores now providing a drive-through diagnosis. you're watching "today in the bay." some fires - still burning

demonstratithis morning after a welcome back. it's 6:56. a look at the top stories we're following. and breaking news for you. some fires are still burning in minneapolis after a night of protests. they were demonstrating against police killing of george floyd. last night protesters made their way into a police precinct and ignited several fires. a police spokesman says the building was evacuated shortly after 10:00 p.m. local time. we don't know yet the extent of that damage, but there were no serious injuries reported. earlier this morning state police arrested a cnn crew kofr covering the protests for not obeying an order to clear the street. they have since released the crew. the governor of minnesota deeply apologizes for the arrest and says it was totally unacceptable and inadvertent.

cnn says that the arrest was a violation of their journalist first amendment rights. protests are taking place across the country and here in the bay area. happening today demonstrations in oakland are expected to be out in full force. yesterday dozens ofro arrested. there's much more of that breaking coverage coming up for you right after "today in the bay" on the "today" show in just minutes. a live look this morning of cvs in fremont where you can be tested for free at a pharmacy window. tests are by appointment, however, and you do have to qualify first like working a high-risk environment or have coronavirus symptoms. this is video provided by cvs. people can do a self-test at the window and the results come back in three days. cvs is adding testing in nine bay area cities and in each city is only at one cvs location.

starting next week all nursing homes across california will be required to regularly test residents and the workers there. the state health department sent senior care centers some letters this week outlining everything going on, requires all facilities to have no individual plans in place for testing, isolation and response. nursing homes account for about 40% of the state's coronavirus deaths. 6:58 for you and it's time to get a look at the forecast for us which will be a pleasant one out there for us, kari. yes, much cooler today. we'll be watching out for some scattered showers for the weekend especially tomorrow. sunday is looking dry and next week we'll start to warm up with san francisco's temperatures reaching into the mid-60s over the next few days. how is it looking for the commute, vianey? you shouldn't encounter any major problems.

we have bridge drive times, a little bit of slowing to the bay bridge. only about 14 minutes, westbound 92 to the san mateo bridge about 12 minutes. still a little bit of the fog at the golden gate so you might encounter limited visibility through there and no metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. >> looking pretty good out there. thanks, vianey, for filling in for mike this morning. well, team, that's going to do it for us this morning. yeah, we made it to friday. get out and enjoy the weekend. thanks for joining us this morning. good morning breaking overnight a good morning. breaking overnight. a city under siege. protests and riots in minneapolis for a third night in a row over the death of george floyd. angry crowds set on fire, police forced to flee. a state of emergency declared, a

national guard activated. >> you are communities cannot and will not tolerate it. >> authorities call for calm. >> give me and the united states attorney time to do this right