right now at 4:30, multiple breaking stories in san jose including an officer involved shooting, plus, several people arrested after sideshows during the overnight curfew. a live report is just moments away. hands up, don't shoot! >> more overnight protests nationwide. the tense moments again in front of the white house. right now at 5:00, breaking news. and we're in a microclimate sideshows, stabbings, and a weather alert as triple digit police shooting all happening overnight in san jose. temperatures are expected to a live report on multiple grip much of the bay area today. investigations coming up in how hot will it get where you moments. plus -- >> everyone realizes this is not are? meteorologist kari hall has a white versus black issue. answers for us. already feeling warm. >> protests taking root in the thank you for joining us.

bay area calling for justice. i'm laura garcia. coming up the demonstrations >> and i'm marcus washington. happening today. mike will have a look at the and crank up the ac because you commute coming up. first, we have to talk about the are going to need it. hot temperatures. kari, it's going to be a hot one kari hall has been tracking especially for people who don't those triple digits in the bay have air conditioning. it's going to be a tough one area today. take a look at it now. today. yes, really tough today hot out there. especially when the morning it's getting hot in here. temperatures don't come down a thanks so much for joining us on lot, and we're starting out with upper 60s in san jose as well as concord. we're at 60 degrees in san >> wednesday. francisco. >> i knew it was wednesday but as we get a look at where we're the prompter said tuesday. going to go for today, as we get wait a minute, i know it's not a look at one of those hot spots, dublin, where our tuesday. i'll just say a great morning. temperatures will start out in >> trying to get you there. the upper 50s and low 60s and >> i see you, justin. we'll see it quickly heating up today as we reach 88 degrees by >> we're watching you. noon, and we are going to see the high temperatures reaching you can certainly feel how warm it's going to be already. over 100 degrees in some spots. so we are going to hav few days. i opened the wdo i'll have more on that in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike, you've been watching the roads. how is it looking for early morning commuters?

>> light right now. right now the maps aren't showing any problem. south 880 at 66 right around the coliseum an earlier crash, i believe, that cleared without incident. a little slowing shows up on the left side, north across the golden gate bridge. that typically does pop up about now but there are no crews out there with road work again. the curfew is in place. we'll check on that. the rest of the bay all green. 101 across the bay coming up. back to you. breaking overnight in the south bay, a busy night for san jose police investigating several crime scenes all during the city's curfew. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in downtown san jose to show us how and what happened during the early morning hours. kris? >> reporter: well, hi there, marcus, i'm about a block from where at least one san jose police officer fired a weapon last night. this is not, however, near where the protests were happening last night around the same time. we don't have all the details yet but we can confirm the

department is investigating that shooting that happened about a block from where i am north 8th and mission street is where it happened. we also confirm there was a hit-and-run nearby that is related to the suspect shot by police. we will continue to prep for details in that case and will let you know when we get them. also, look what else was happening after the curfew order went into effect. the driver in the bmw put on quite a show as onlookers set off fireworks all happening near san jose city hall near where the protests were happening. officers did arrest that driver and several other people. san jose police are also investigating at least one stabbing that happened at the 7-eleven store just off the san jose state campus. it seems to have stemmed from a fight happening inside that convenience store. we know that at least one person was stabbed. there could be another victim as well. we know that homicide investigators have arrived on the scene. however, sjpd has not confirmed

this is, in fact, a homicide investigation. just a reminder, the curfew order -- not the shelter order, the shelter order is still in place but the curfew order runs from 8:30 at night until 5:00 in the morning n. san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." all right, thanks so much, kris. as she mentioned most curfews are expected to expire within the next 30 minutes or so and that includes palo alto which announced its curfew. the restrictions as well as all of contra costa and alameda county expire at 5:00 a.m. san jose and san francisco have similar orders in place. as nbc bay area sky ranger flew over vallejo last night things were mostly quiet maybe because about 50 national guard members are now there assisting on the ground but there were some moments of conflict. police say at one point early in the night protesters briefly surrounded the police department but eventually disburse d.

a new normal starts today in contra costa county. health officials are lifting some of the covid-19 restriction that is have been in place. here is what you need to know. indoor shopping can resume and office spaces can reopen. that means many people can start to go back to work. outdoor museums and child care also reopening. services such as housekeeping, car washes and pet grooming can also resume. most storefronts we saw were boarded up in advance of last night's protest. health leaders say the county is making significant headway in helping to stop the spread. well, business in santa clara county are looking forward to friday. outdoor dining will be allowed. also indoor shopping under new restrictions. summer camps, child care also will resume. as for any reopenings beyond that, the health department leader, dr. sara cody tells

and a large protest on the peninsula ended with an unexpected gesture last night. this is after the curfew started in redwood city, a group who faced off with police erupted in cheers. "a mercury news" photographer caught the moment an officer took a knee and hugged a protester. after the crowd dispersed they say police reforms must be made. >> it cuts me to my core because it's not fair. i'm a lighter complexion. i've never had to endure that. >> they boarded windows up, many were covered with art or messages of hope. hundreds of

to take a knee at mosswood park in solidarity with george floyd. in the meantime, 30 minutes later, san jose mayor sam liccardo is asked to join him in 8 minutes and 46 seconds of silence, the amount of time floyd was pinned to the ground by minneapolis police. it will be streamed on the mayor's facebook page. and at 4:00 p.m. a peaceful protest is planned. they plan to march from mission high school to the mission police department. new video for you this morning of two of the largest protests last night this is across the country. in washington, d.c., things briefly became heated. this is after curfew when some of those activists started throwing bottles at police officers. but it calmed down quickly. in portland, oregon, police at one point used tear gas to disperse and agitate the crowd. police there also say things, for the most part, were peaceful. the majority of

african-americans do not trust the police. that's new findings of a new poll by axios-ipsos. 77% of whites and 69% of all americans. more than three-quarters of those surveyed feel like the anger from protests over george floyd's death is at least partially justified. >> across our digital platforms we have complete coverage of protests and demonstrations happening across the bay area and, also, we -- where we will go into effect and where that change will happen. you can go to nbcbayarea.com for the latest updates. 4:38. a sign of solidarity. still ahead on "today in the bay," the mayor of los angeles taking a knee with protesters. more on that moment and why he's also apologizing. plus, tensions are high as we inch closer to election day.

what former vice president joe biden is saying for voters and the primary wins he gained last night.

right now at 4:41 we will have a heat advisory going into effect at 10:00 this morning for all the areas shaded in orange and this is where temperatures in some parts of the day and parts of the bay area will reach over 100 degrees.

i'll talk more about this and what's ahead with a cooler forecast coming up in a few minutes. and, kari, we're looking just over 100 as well, ssors a. the northbound side there are no problems, a little orange -- good morning. i'm rahel solomon and here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open higher extending the gains from the past two days, the dow closing at its highest levels since early march. the markets continue to climb a so-called wall of worries largely shrugging off the protests and civil unrest in major cities, tensions between the u.s. and china as well as the economic damage caused by the global pandemic. in focus today a fresh read on the efforts to limit the spread of the virus but the report on private sector employment that is expected to show 8.6 million jobs lost in may is down from a loss of 20.2 million in april.

lyft says demands for rides has risen but levels remain well below where they were a year ago.70% weak er weaker. the company says ride share trips have increased for seven straight weeks. amazon is planning a summer sale for june 22nd to jump-start sales according to a document viewed by cnbc. the event, which has been given a working title of the biggest sale in the sky is expected to last from a week to ten days. amazon's been working to return its warehouse operations to normal after months of delivery delays and out of stock items during the outbreak. amazon has asked sellers to submit deals with a discount at least 30% and it's unclear whether the sale will be restricted to prime members. kari, back to you. thank you, rahel. let's head to san jose and check

out our temperature trend. it will heat up pretty fast. we're already feeling the warmth right now as we look at our temperature trend up to 91 degrees. and that's early in the afternoon. we'll talk about the hottest micro climates and a cooler weekend ahead up next. we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99.

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jose as we get started with our day. here we go on this wednesday, hump day, and laura is back bringing the sunshine. >> hi, guys. >> welcome back. >> did you miss me? two days. or did you take it as a break? you got a break. >> we'll talk about that later. >> hey! >> you're back and bringing the sunshine with the dress and the heat as well because kari is monitoring those triple digits today. yes, and we're talking about another day of setting records here for the bay area as we are going to see those temperatures spiking this afternoon. i know it was hot yesterday. it's going to be slighter hotter today. a look at the numbers and where we're headed. for san rafael a high of 92. that's not where we set a record because, thankfully, we're not going to set a record here today. it's 104 degrees. looking at concord, we may match

the record we had of 102 degrees and in san francisco we're going to be close but not setting a new one today. we could set a new record in oakland and will be watching those numbers in san jose. as we get a look at all of our high temperatures this afternoon, yes, it's going to be hot. that heat advisory going from 10:00 in the morning until 9:00 in the evening. a prolonged period of the day will be dangerous to be outside. as we look at our high temperatures once again reaching up to 80. and then you head inland where we are going to be under the heat advisory reaching over 100 degrees. the intense heat building today and starting to back off tomorrow. a storm system approaching and it could possibly bring in a chance of rain farther to the north. it looks like it does miss us but we will feel the winds picking up and much cooler temperatures by next week. we're starting to feel the heat

build as the storm track builds to the north. temperatures are peaking today and then coming downhill as we go into the weekend with highs in the 70s over the next few days and, mike, you've been watching the commute. any new issues popping up? no big surprises. we have lighter traffic earlier because of that curfew that's in place and now at 5:00 hitting the roadways as well. we watch the altamont pass for early signs. monday and tuesday we saw a later start, we have a build out of the altamont. cutting down through livermore and to 680. we'll see slowing for south 880 around 92 on the approach. right now you're at speeds. the same thing heading to the bay bridge without any problems or slowing through alameda or contra costa county so right back to you. thanks so much, mike. another night of protests across california including

demonstrations in sacramento and san diego. sacramento activists held a march and rally but dispersed shortly after curfew kicked in. in san diego protests also went into the night. they remained mostly peaceful. san diego's police department has, in fact, also become the latest to ban the controversial knee restraint technique used by minneapolis officers for nearly nine minutes on george floyd. demonstrators by the thousands took to the streets of los angeles yesterday, many calling for the firing of the city's now embattled police chief. things stayed mostly quiet unlike the night before when more than 1,000 arrests were made. perhaps yesterday, a signature moment, came when mayor eric garcetti taking a knee with protesters and faith leaders as he tried to speak to the crowd. many were reportedly calling out to defund the police department.

former vice president joe biden will attend george floyd's funeral next week when it is held in houston. that is where floyd grew up. >> the country is crying out for leadership. leadership that can unite us, that brings us together, leadership that can recognize pain and deep grief of communities that have had a knee on their neck for a long time. >> in the meantime another big night of primary win for joe biden winning seven states last night including pennsylvania, indiana, and new mexico. biden is a few dozen delegates away from clinching the nomination. coming up next, nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: millions of people have fsa accounts through work. now they have thousands of new ways to spend those benefits. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next.

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avoid the hurdles over the years. now there's a new way and many ways to use that money. we want to turn to chris chmura. he's happy about this one. >> reporter: good morning. it's very welcome news. we also have some not so welcome news if you think you're going to lose your job. first, let's talk about new ways to spend your fsa money. federal law just changed. you can now use your fsa for over-the-counter medicine without a prescription. that's a long-awaited green light for pain reliever, cough medicines, allergy pills and feminine products are available. the company health equity which handles fsa for many employers estimates that 32,000 additional items are now fsa eligible. these are part of the c.a.r.e.s. act. many are temporary but not this one. >> unless congress changes their mind again in the future this is in for good and that's welcome news for consumers all across america. >> if you're unsure how your company's fsa works, ask your hr department. i can think of $2,750 reasons to

learn the rules. and that brings us to a word of caution. if you think you might get laid off, you might end up forfeiting what's left in your account. health equity, known as wage works, has an online tool to help you stay covered. thanks, chris. swan song for the las vegas raiders in napa is now on ice. the raiders had planned to hold one last training camp in napa. but the nfl ordering teams to have practice at their home. the raiders have now agreed to train this summer at the new complex in henderson. a new video of the nearly done facility. in the wake of george floyd's death, several nba coaches are seeking a change in

their teams, in their system. you're right, marcus. former knicks and grizzlies head coach is one of several demanding change. national basketball coaches association formed a committee including warriors coach steve kerr to stop racial injustice. the committee will focus on reform by collaborating with organizations and says bringing awareness is really key. >> hopefully this isn't an outrage reaction. and will turn into legislation. >> some coaches say the committee has given them more confidence to speak out on social issues. >> good to see that. look, working to return to normal. next this morning on "today in the bay," when some san francisco employees could start returning to the office amid the covid-19 pandemic. >> that's right. plus our team is following breaking news on this wednesday

morning, happening in the south bay. we'll have a live report ahead on the overnight officer involved shooting and a separate stabbing attack. a lot happening overnight. it's k just a moment.