a live report on multiple >> right now at 5:44 heading investigations coming up in outside in dublin and our moments. plus -- >> everyone realizes this is not temperature trend will be a hot a white versus black issue. one. so if you want to get outside for some outdoor activities, get >> protests taking root in the bay area calling for justice. out early before we reach 93 coming up the demonstrations degrees. that will happen at 1:00 today. happening today. and crank up the ac because you are going to need it. i'll talk more about this coming up in the forecast. kari hall has been tracking and, kari, about 14 minute those triple digits in the bay area today. take a look at it now. to go slowing. hot out there. it's getting hot in here. san jose, there you go. thanks so much for joining us on folks tapping the brakes. building right around 680. >> wednesday. how things are shaping up over >> i knew it was wednesday but at the bay bridge as well coming the prompter said tuesday. wait a minute, i know it's not up. thank you very much, mike. tuesday. i'll just say a great morning. 5:45. >> trying to get you there. another night of protests across >> i see you, justin. california including demonstrations in sacramento and >> we're watching you. san diego. sacramento activists held a march and rally with you you can certainly feel how warm it's going to be already. dispersed after curfew kicked in. protests also went into the i opened the window for some cool air, i think i need to night and remained mostly

crank the air conditioning, peaceful. now san diego's police kari. already. it's going to be on all day. department has also become the latest to ban the controversial the heat advisory starts at 10:00 this morning and it's for knee restraint technique that all of these areas shaded in was used by minneapolis police orange where we will see some dangerous heat. officers for almost nine minutes cranking up today as we will see on george floyd. once again the really hot >> demonstrators took to the streets of los angeles temperatures returning to the yesterday, many calling for the bay area. firing of the city's now as we get a look at our highs embattled police chief. once again where we're headed, we're going to stay in the 70s but the national guard are there near the coast. assisting. at nightfall things stayed low 80s for san francisco to 103 mostly quiet unlike the night degrees in some of our micro before when more than 1,000 arrests were made. climates. we're going to also have a much perhaps yesterday's signature moment came when mayor eric cooler weekend so i'll talk more garcetti took a knee with protesters and faith leaders. about that as we come back down from this roller coaster. mike, you've been watching the commute. how is it looking for drivers? as he tried to speak to the it's hot in here. crowd many were calling out to i'm sorry. defund the police department. you didn't ask that. moving on to decision 2020 this morning and presumptive calm on the roadways. democratic presidential nominee joe biden says he will attend we are looking at the flow as we george floyd's funeral next week head down to the altamont and are seeing that build for west in houston where floyd was from. 84 down through livermore and

pleasanton. we should see, there it is, just above 880. you see that? a little slowing developments, san leandro in to hayward. pie deny says the country needs on our typical pattern like healing. yesterday, a tad bit lighter and >> leadership that brings us more delayed. together, leadership that can back to you. >> thanks, mike. recognize deep pain and grief in breaking overnight in the communities that have had a knee south bay a busy night for san on their neck for a long time. jose police. they're investigating several >> another big night of primary crime scenes all during the wins for biden who won in each city's curfew. of seven states that held "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live to show us what primaries yesterday including happened early this morning. pennsylvania, indiana, and new mexico. kris? biden is now just a few dozen >> reporter: marcus, i'm about a block away from at least where delegates away from clinching the nomination. one san jose police officer fired a weapon last night. this is not near where the protests were happening around the same time. i will say that. president trump's photo-op these were supposed to be quiet curfew hours, but they were has the white house on the anything but. let's start with that officer defense. involved shooting. >> receiving criticism from we don't know the details yet catholics, episcopalians and but can confirm the department is investigating the shooting of some even in his own party. yeah, good morning to you. a suspect but at least one sjpd the president's trip to the front of st. john's episcopal police officer in the area of north 8th and east mission church for a photograph with a bible on monday did not set well streets. there was a hit-and-run nearby

that police say is related to with the episcopalian community the suspect shot by police. we'll continue to press for details and will let you know especially since peaceful crowds when we get them. had to be cleared to make way. what else is happening after the the church should not be used curfew order went into effect in san jose, the driver in the bmw for political purposes and then put on quite the sideshow as traveled to a shrine for pope onlookers were setting off john paul ii and brought the ire fireworks near the protest area of the archbishop who called near downtown san jose city that baffling and reprehensible. hall. officers did arrest the driver of the bmw and also several other people. the president getting pushback from his own party as well. also, san jose police are senator tim scott said, quote, investigating a stabbing that if your question is should you happened at the 7-eleven store off the san jose state campus. use tear gas to cloer a path so it stems from a fight inside the the president can have a photo-op, the answer is no. store just before 1:00 this >> mounted police have been morning. coming down the street, you'll we know at least one person was stabbed and there could be see them, using flash bangs and another victim. mounted police to clear what has we have seen homicide investigators arrive on scene been an entirely peaceful but sjpd is not confirming that anyone died. protest. not 98%. not 99% but 100% peaceful just a reminder san jose's curfew order goes into effect 8:30 at night and just expired at 5:00 this morning the only protests. there was no throwing of water

bottles. there was no throwing of exemption is someone who is an objects. but a short time ago mounted police officers -- essential worker. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> just like you are, thank you, >> this is the clearing of the pack just before the president's kris. curfews across the bay area photo-op. park police insist they didn't expiring this hour including all of contra costa and alameda use tear gas, did use chemical county as well as san jose and irritants, flash bangs, and san francisco. horses. sfpd took 20 people into custody that wasn't enough for arlington, virginia's, police for violating curfew orders department, which pulled there. protests around the bay area officers away from protecting the white house saying its with mostly peaceful. officers were put in a demonstrators in fremont last compromising position that night took a knee for nine endangered their health and minutes of silence in solidarity safety and that of the people with george floyd and the amount around them for a purpose not worthy of our mutual aid of time police pinned him to the obligations. ground. the white house has seized on the crowd then marched to city the idea tear gas was not used. hall and the police station. the president has tweeted about in marin a large group marched it several times. to sausalito church where they congressman steve king has lost sat on a lawn and speakers his republican primary in iowa. addressed the crowd. that means at the end of the now in oakland as well term he's out. he lost support of his party and protests stayed mostly peaceful. was stripped of all committee no arrests or citations. assignments after defending white supremacy and his years some 300 people marched through downtown observing. long record of making racially one of the organizers told us insensitive comments. what he'd like to see come out of the protests. believe it or not they'll be

talking about the russia >> we node to get rid of all investigation in the senate today. we will be tweeting about that. these people here now because you can find my twee just restart that. tweet @scottmcgrew. >> thank you, scott. 5:49 for you this morning. get rid of them or keep paying in the wake of george floyd's them but we're not going to pay death several nba coaches are them. we can police our own community. calling for changes. >> it ended at 8:00 when the >> that's right. david fizdale, the former knicks curfews kicked in and most of and grizzlies head coach, is one the crowds dispersed. of several coaches demanding more protests are planned change. across the bay area today the national basketball coaches including one in los gatos. association formed a committee organizers plan to gather outside of a starbucks on including steve kerr to stop blossom hill road at 10:00 a.m. racial injustice. the committee will focus on and will march to the library. reform by collaborating with on the peninsula organizers are other organizations. planning on demonstrating outside of san mateo city hall fizdale says bringing awareness is key. that will get under way at 5:00 tonight. san francisco's district >> hopefully this isn't an attorney is reportedly dropping outrage reaction, that this is charges against a black teenager something that will continue and after reviewing cell phone video eventually turn into legislation. of his arrest. now many are comparing it to george floyd's tragic arrest and >> some coaches say the death in minneapolis. "today in the bay's" jackie ward committee has begin them more is live for us at sfpd confidence to speak out on social issues. headquarters with the details from overnight. jackie?

5:50 for you that morning. >> reporter: marcus, in the of course we want to get you out video released by the san francisco police department you the door -- you have to get out can see an officer kneeling on the door today -- with a look at the back of this teenager's the forecast. if you head out, it's going to neck. we're about to show you that be a warm one for a lot of us. video so a warning this may be tough for some of you to watch. it's really starting to also, "the examiner" is the crank up thehe day. first to report those charges have been dropped. back in january 19-year-old in fact, we are starting out busby was accused of threatening with milder temperatures and as we take a look in lafayette a neighbor and resisting arrest. video shot by a bystander shows temperatures mostly in the upper an officer doing what san francisco district attorney said 50s here and low 60s. we're at 65 in concord and 64 in resembles what happened to george floyd. oakland. 64 in palo alto and 68 degrees after personally reviewing this already in san jose. footage they are not pursuing and then as we go into today we the charges but proposed a could set some records here. resolution urging to never again i'll be watching a few spots very closely. hire officers who have a history of excessive force. you look at concord, today's a history of the officer in this high temperature and the record case is unclear, but the knee is and there is the same, we may be listed as one of many so-called matching that record. personal body weapons listed in the sfpd's use of force policy. other areas will be close. we get a look at our high temperatures reaching up to 100 >> our priority is not to find degrees in morgan hill over to

livermore as well as 102 in out about people's dirty laundry antioch. napa today may reach into the but to make sure they don't come upper 90s. we're also watching what's to serve. happening in the gulf because we >> reporter: it's the use of force in george floyd's killing see the development of a that inspired hundreds of tropical system right now over protesters to come out in parts of the yucatan peninsula and that could move over slowly neighborhoods you don't normally see big protests. days and continue to develop as people walked from slopes to we look at storm cristobal for lincoln avenue. the police officers association the gulf coast. we'll, of course, have more says that boudin dropping these updates on that. as we look at our temperatures charges is one more example of here just really hot today. the d.a. putting criminals and still pretty hot to am. first. if boudin's resolution passes it will take effect within two look at the cooling friday along weeks. in san francisco, jackie ward, "today in the bay." with gusty winds and some rains just to our north. that could possibly move into >> thanks so much, jackie. the far north bay but most of us 5:07. will stay dry. a new city audit raising big going into next week we'll questions about how the oakland gradually start to warm back up police commission is operating. again. it's looking pretty good as we make it past the next couple of voters approved the commission days. in 2016 and it's been in place mike, you've been watching the commute. for two years. how is it looking out there? in february it abruptly fired a little slow through san jose, that's good. chief ann fitzpatrick citing 13 if you have ac in your car you

will like that later on today. key requirements called for in the city charter. a commission is not yet meeting this is up to 880, your including having an independent inspector general. it also finds commissioners have traditional spot. not yet understood their roles there's a little slowing because of the volume. as part of a public oversight now nothing else throughout the group. commissioners took issue with south bay, no problems out of the south county and including, the findings in april when they received an early draft of the look at this, over here in the report. it is possible a new ballot measure may clear up tri-valley we have 84 which is basically back at speed coming down through livermore and discrepancies. >> we have complete coverage of the protests. pleasanton. slowing into the altamont pass you can always go to out of tracy and 580. nbcbayarea.com for those latest updates. no surprises that hayward is just because san francisco better now as far as the speeds. leaders are targeting a june the bay bridge slowing holds 15th as a return date for some steady there. of their office workers, it folks slowing as the volume doesn't mean many workers are builds a tiny bit into the toll willing to actually do so. plaza but no metering lights. back to you. thank you, mike. happening now for you a strong earthquake shaking northern companies like sales force does not have a date for the chile at 6.8 hitting the country reopening of salesforce tower. just after midnight our time. so far no immediate reports of google and facebook are not casualties or damage. reopening offices until after the shaking could be felt in

the fourth of july weekend. neighboring countries of argentina, peru and bolivia. new details in sonoma no tsunami danger for hawaii. county. restaurants there may be able to chile is known as a hot spot fully reopen by saturday. when it comes to those earthquakes. this is along with hair salons, and it's 5:53 right now. churches and all indoor shopping according to "the press much more ahead on "today in the bay" on this wednesday morning democrat" with reports health leaders there expect major including video that is surfacing showing a san economic activity to restart francisco police officer bearing any kind of sudden spike restraining a suspect with a knee on his neck. in cases. coming up at 6:00 a live report now the business that does reopen has to do so under stricter guidelines. on how the d.a. is responding this morning. the district attorney. you're watching "today in the bay." let's take a live look outside in san francisco and san jose on this wednesday morning. today should be the hottest day of a week. some areas seeing temperatures reaching triple digits. what are you going to need? some place to go. opening up just in time for the big warm-up. you can head over to the concord senior center to cool off. in santa clara county health leaders are using libraries like

the one in saratoga. there's five community centers opening including mayfair community center. these days, everyone expects you to like everything all will open and head to and be positive. but with my depression, it's hard to keep up nbcbayarea.com. this brave face and hide my symptoms. even though i'm taking my antidepressant, going to need a place to cool i still feel depressed. many people taking antidepressants still experience symptoms. do down, kari. today, thankfully, we will when added to an antidepressant, not see the heat lasting long. rexulti is proven to reduce depression symptoms it peaks today and then starts 62% more than the antidepressant alone. to back off. so you can stay on your current treatment and help build on your progress. taking you to walnut creek as we rexulti can cause serious side effects. elderly dementia patients have increased will see temperatures in the mid-60s and then you can see how risk of death or stroke. antidepressants may increase fast the temperature trend goes suicidal thoughts or worsen depression in those under 25. up. call your doctor if you have fever, stiff muscles, and confusion, if you want to head out for a run in the south county, get it which may signal a life-threatening condition, or uncontrollable muscle movements, in early, whatever outdoor which may be permanent. increased cholesterol; weight gain; high blood sugar; activities, going here from the decreased white blood cells; compulsive low 60s to the low 80s by 10:00. behaviors; dizziness; dizziness; seizures; trouble swallowing may occur. now when i say "good times," i mean it.

feel better about facing the world. we are going to go into a cooler talk to your doctor about adding rexulti. weekend. pay as little as $15 for your refills. mike, you've been watching the morning commute. we're looking at the build at the altamont. it's where you expect it but lighter and later. we saw a little slowing for 84 cutting through livermore and pleasanton and over here on the east bay, southbound 880 looking down to hayward out of san leandro. slowing the last report. no major problems across the san mateo bridge. heading to 280, no problems reported in any of these spots. the bay bridge is clear. back to you. >> looked good. thank you, mike. 5:1 1. searching for a solution. still ahead at 5:25 on "today in the bay" when dr. anthony fauci says the u.s. may have a

coronavirus vaccine ready for millions to use. facebook founder mark zuckerberg under yet more pressure this morning after an employee walked out and a lot of anger. for me it hits a personal note. i'm bi-racial. >> meghan markle candidly opened welcome back to you. up about her experiences with 5:57 and two pop-up coronavirus testing sites will open in a racism, what she said still ahead this morning. matter of hours in the east bay. it's 5:12. you're watching "today in the we want to tell you about bay." look here, it's your very own all-in-one testing that's happening in antioch baptist church and also in oakland. the testing is free for anyone who walks up. speaker of the house nancy pelosi will hold a virtual town hall along with a response from congress on the pandemic including the economic resources available for struggling families. entertainment experience, xfinity x1. that will start at 5:00 p.m.

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sideshows, stabbings, and a police shooting happening in san jose. a live report on multiple investigations. it's all just in moments. plus -- >> every one of you realize this is not a white versus black issue. >> peaceful protests taking root in the bay area calling for justice. coming up the demonstrations happening today. and crank up the ac because you will need it. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the triple digit temperatures for us. the forecast straight ahead for you. and a good morning on this wednesday. thank you for starting right here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. i can feel the heat. do you think we'll break any records today, kari? yes, we'll possibly break some records in san jose and we're looking at numbers start out with some warm weather as we take a live look outside as the sun comes up.

one of those spots hitting triple digits. if you want to go out for a run, right now at 5:14 let's head your workout forecast basically to the south bay with a live look at a clear sun rise under before 9:00. after that it really starts to way as we check out our heat up quickly and we'll see temperature trend in campbell, the temperatures at noon already we'll be at about 64 degrees at in the 90s. here is a look at all of our 7:00 and then going into the highs today as we reach up to upper 80s by early in the afternoon, well above normal and 102 degrees in anantioch. close to a record. we'll talk where we may set the record coming up in the forecast. oakland, 86. and, kari, we're looking at 80 in san francisco. cooler weather in the forecast a lower volume of traffic. coming up in a few minutes. we have that curfew that's just mike, how is it looking for the a few minutes ago for folks around the bay. morning commute? things are in flux. the bay bridge with the the map will show you that taillights but we may see the o. overall we have green sensors as you would happily expect. we are looking at slowing in the south bay as we zoom down to where it says san jose north 101 we'll track the build coming up. holding steady up to 880 where and good morning. the slow zone is. a very happy wednesday to you as we saw that kicking off over the things seem to calm down a last 20 minutes. little bit. meanwhile we'll get a look at something interesting happened at your local car dealer. wells fargo says it is ending the toll plaza. back over to you.

its loan programs through mike, thank you. breaking overnight in the independent car dealers no longer lending customers money to buy those cars. this doesn't apply to big car dealers, the big brand name car dealers. only the smaller lots. you may be thinking i wasn't looking to buy a car. why do i care? the reason is a sign credit is tightening is very bad. credit cards or home loans or credit used to buy inventory by retailers are all a sign of an economy working. if that tightens, that is a very bad sign. now that could also affect heloc, the home equity loans. wells fargo saying they're not handing those out. several banks saying the same thing. why? they're not sure how much homes are worth. again, credit tightening of the markets rose tuesday and have been in an upward trajectory.

mark zuckerberg still dealing all-hands meeting trying to explain why facebook allows president trump's posts about shooting and looting while twitter doesn't. several news agencies listened in. "the new york times" noted one employee who asked, quote, why are the smartest people in the world focused on contorting and twisting our policies to avoid antagonizing trump? zuckerberg says he actually called the white house after the president made that post to tell the administration he thought the post of harmful but ultimately decided it didn't violate facebook policy. yesterday a number of employees staged a virtual walkout because they weren't in the office because of the pandemic. graduations have been put on hold because of the pandemic. my youngest was supposed to have his commencement last weekend. i had the idea to call one of the most prolific graduation speakers so he and i could write

a graduation speech together. steve is a nd laura, we did. we have an outline of speech we're going to give the class of 2020. you can hear us craft it on nbc bay area's podcast sand hill road. you won't hear the usual stuff like your possibilities are endless because, let's face it, your possibilities are very not -- there's not a lot out there because of the pandemic and everything else. this may be an opportunity for kids of a certain generation to be able to say what do i really want to do? when we graduated our parents said, all right, go get a job. today you can't. what do you want to do? >> i think everything going on is making people realize their value as well. interesting. >> thanks, scott. >> let's talk a little bit about jay-z this morning.

the rapper and his company taking out multiple full-page ads in newspapers across the country, in dedication to george floyd. the address in selma, alabama. the ads are signed by jay-z. quite moving there. also trending this morning a video of meghan markle is actually surfacing where she is opening up about her experiences with racism. >> markle was filmed with a campaign video for a nonprofit called erase the hate. she talked about not being accepted as a bi-racial woman. >> my life has felt like being a fly on the wall and some of the slurs that i've heard, really offensive jokes or the names hit me in a strong way. >> markle goes on to say when

she has kids she hopes the world becomes more open-minded to a mixed world. it's gaining new traction in light of recent protests. i've heard a lot talk about how it can be difficult at times, if you're bi-racial and they say sometimes it's hard when one of your favorites isn't and that struggle. we come in all different shades and racial backgrounds. >> we're all part of the human race. >> all of us know it's going to be hot today. no doubt about it. >> we will all share that, won't we? >> and despite what people say, despite what people think, we all need sunscreen, too. so make sure that you wear that today and drink lots of water.

record high temperatures as we look at these numbers, our forecast highs. concord will be tying high temperatures as we reach up to 102 degrees. really hot. other areas we're going to be very close but a lot of these will not set a record like san francisco. look at how hot it will be. our temperatures will peak as we reach 102 in antioch. 96 in san jose. santa rosa will reach 94 degrees. major changes ahead. we are going to see our temperatures peaking today. a chance of rain for far northern california. we're still going to get the gusty winds just to our north.

this is tropical storm cristobal and this could meander over the gulf. we're waiting to see where this may go. we'll be watching across the southeast. mike, you've been watching the roads. how is it looking for the commute? >> the same pattern monday and tuesday. let's move you over here. i wanted to give a fair look at the commute. curfew for many counties has just let up at 5:00 a.m. it's 5:22. you see over on the right slowing out of the altamont and focused to the red zone. the arrow for 84 shows more slowing as you come into livermore and pleasanton and over on the left you see that slowing holding steady out of san leandro and to hayward.

getting to the bay bridge, just gone to the yellow zone and through berkeley. a live look shows you there's no problems right now. we should see the metering lights turn on. yesterday they were only on for a couple of hours. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 5:23. what went wrong? coming up next on "today in the bay," the search for answers to a helicopter crash that sparked a fire. my name is janelle hendrickson, and i'm an area manager here at amazon.

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5:26. welcome back. the ntsb is now investigating the deadly crash of a pg&e helicopter yesterday afternoon in fairfield. we know that three people died and that crash sparked a grass fire that burned seven acres. it came in contact with a power line near lyon and soda springs roads and knocked out power to about 40,000 customers.ee released. we could have a coronavirus vaccine by the end of the year.

dr. anthony fauci tells the american medical foundation they are getting ready to enter into phase three, the one made by moderna. 30,000 people will be injected starting in july and the plan is to create 1 million doses even before doctors know if the vaccine works. that would allow a massive distribution to roll out very quickly. a new "washington post" poll shows 27% of adults say they would not get a coronavirus vaccine. half say they don't trust vaccines in general while nearly a quarter don't think it's needed in this case. the top stories we're following today including easing restrictions. the rules being lifted started today. we'll have a live report ahead on the overnight police

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and more protests nationwide and tense moments in front of the white house. and we are in a microclimate weather alert on this wednesday morning with triple digit heat expected to grip much of the bay area. just how hot will it get where you live? meteorologist kari hall has the answer for us. a very good morning to you and thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike is keeping an eye on what to expect in the commute. first we want to start with meteorologist kari hall because we have to talk about those very hot temperatures and could be dangerous for a lot of people, too. yes, especially in the inland valleys and the north bay, the east bay, as well as the south county as we get a look at what you all know is my favorite part of the day, sun rise, looking for mt. diablo and it's such a nice, clear start to the day. we are going to see our temperatures in mountain view starting out in the low 60s and then quickly ramping up. it won't be as hot here but still warm this afternoon.

83 degrees. we see the microclimate where we will be between 100 degrees from morgan hill over to livermore, antioch and concord all the way up to ukiah. all of this will be replaced by much more comfortable temperatures. i'll talk more about that coming up. mike, you've been watching the morning commute. what's going on right now? >> we have a little build going on, nothing major. may enjoy some of that time in the ac if you have that in your car. looking out to the roadways, green sensors all over the bay. i'm looking at 101 north where the arrow is. we expect to see early slowing there. i do see it starting to build a tad bit here. we should be slowing in 15 or 20 minutes as you come north through san jose and the bay bridge toll plaza. a mild build there. no surprises right now. back to you. >> thanks, mike. breaking overnight in the south bay, a busy night for san jose police investigating several crime scenes all during

the curfew hours. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in downtown san jose to show us what happened early this morning. and, kris, police officers behind you, what is the scene like now? >> reporter: hi there, marcus. these are supposed to be quiet curfew hours, certainly trying to stem the protests and the looting and randallism. it was a very busy night in the city of san jose. i want to start with what is a very active scene right now near san jose state campus. witnesses told us this was a stabbing that started with a fight inside that 7-eleven store right off campus just before 1:00 this morning. in all we can confirm that four people were stabbed and one person did not survive. two men were found with stab wounds at the scene. one of them died later at the hospital. police say two other men got themselves to the hospital with nonlife threatening stab wounds. homicide investigators are still at that active scene. now another active investigation the shooting of a suspect by at

least one san jose police officer in the area of north 8th and east mission streets. we can confirm that there was a hit-and-run nearby, that police say is to the suspect shot by police here. we will continue to press for details. we will let you know as soon as we get them. but look at what else was happening during the curfew hours, the driver in that audi put on quite the sideshow as onlookers were setting off fireworks, riding bicycles frighteningly close to all of the action. this was near the protests at san jose city hall. officers arrest that had driver and several other people. now just a reminder san jose's curfew order is in effect at least until sunday. it starts at 8:30 in the evening and expires at 5:00 in the morning. the only exceptions are people who are essential workers who are headed to or from work. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." thank you very much, kris. most curfews across the bay area actually expired about a half

hour ago at 5:00 a.m. including palo alto which announced its curfew last night. the restrictions there as well as all of contra costa and alameda county expired at 5:00 a.m. san jose and san francisco had similar orders in place. as nbc bay area sky ranger flew over vallejo late last night things were mostly quiet. it may be 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 earlier in the night protesters briefly surrounded the police department but eventually dispersed and despite the curfew there were some reports of looting. it's 5:35. in the east bay positive signs of progress in the fight against covid-19. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live this morning. he has the latest and how they're easing restrictions we've seen on local businesses. tell us about it, bob. >> reporter: correct, laura. covid-19 cases and

hospitalizations are no longer on the rise in contra costa county and all eight hospitals in the county now have at least a 30-day supply of ppe. because of that contra costa county health services is now allowing more businesses to reopen. we have a breakdown for you, reopening today indoor retail shopping, business offices -- though you are still encouraged to work from home if allowed -- outdoor museums, services that don't require close customer contact such as housekeeping, car washes, plumbing and pet grooming. child care and camps for children, groups no larger than 12. curbside pickup at libraries and protests a number of shops are still boarded up because of the george floyd protests.

the next phase of reopening in contra costa county. >> i think it's good, businesses have to restart. we've barely gone through the phases and i just don't want to go for money. >> reporter: and reopening soon here in contra costa county religious services can resume and the counties consulting with outdoor dining. the 1.15 million people who live in the county. >> hundreds of physicians plan to take a knee at mosswood park at 12:30 this afternoon. 30 minutes later mayor sam

liccardo is asking him and other city leaders in 8:46 of silence. that is the amount of time george floyd was pinned to the ground by minneapolis police. at 4:00 p.m. a peaceful protest is planned in san francisco. new video this morning two of the largest of last night's protests across the country. some people within the midst of all of that started throwing bottles at police officers. but they say things calmed down quickly. in portland also last night used tear gas with police officers. this is to disperse an agitated crowd. new this morning you will absolutely need a facemask if you're outside in san jose.

that plan last night requires a mask inside of any business while riding on public transit and waiting to enter any business. people are exempt from wearing a mask if you're in your home or driving alone in a car. just in time for the warm-up, parking lots are open again. also, as of this week, parking lots reopened at state parks and there is limited access again. make sure you know what sort of access you have available to you. it feels great right now.

>> it is already warm. you can feel it. the more beaches are opening as we talk about cooler temperatures coming in and that's what we are going to see this weekend. we have to make it through today and tomorrow. we do have that heat advisory that began for all of these areas shaded in orange that does not include the inner bay and parts of the coastal areas where it will be slightly cooler compared to those inland valleys. as we get a look at where we're headed for today starting out in the upper 60s in san jose, and then we take a look at the high temperatures for today and it's going to heat up pretty fast. they're even kicking in the heat advisory earlier than they normally do. and it continues to 9:00. we'll be watching that as well as the week cooldown. more on that coming up in a few minutes. mike, you've been watching the commute. any new issues popping up?

>> no, and that's great. we'll show you what's going on on the roadways as far as the speed sensors go we have mostly green, a little bit of change building and i'm anticipating the bay bridge toll plaza having the metering lights within the next half hour or so. a shrill slowilittle bit of slo out of the altamont. a smooth drive through oakland. southbound 880, reports of a crash. a couple semis might be on the shoulder so that might be a distraction. the incline building a little congestion. thanks so much, mike. it's 5:41. 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. president trump continues to be on the defensive about his

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