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vianey is in for kari. and hi, mike, too. >> hello. >> good morning. yesterday we said farewell to the 90s. tracking breezy winds and also the possibility of even seeing you know, it's going to be a lot some showers in the bay area. better for those folks who said i'll break down the timing and what you can expect heading into i'm done with the heat. saturday and sunday coming up. we're bringing on the cooler temperatures. right now we're in the 50s and 60s so we're comfortable to start. the temperature differences are and we're looking at a smooth flow of traffic around noticeable in livermore. ten degrees cooler. so let me give you a sneak peek. the bay. however, i'm checking out the tri-valley slowing. yesterday we still managed to hit the upper 90s for inland areas. today we're only expected to top out in the 70s. that's a temperature difference of as much as 20 degrees for here are today's top inland areas. and this is setting us up for a business headlines all pointing to a higher open, up about 330 cooler weekend ahead but will be breezy and windy. points ahead of this week's i'll get more into detail on final test for the market, the that. may jobs report and that could first a check of traffic with reflect soaring unemployment mike. that's right, vianey. even as it signals a slowing people who said i'm done with the heat, thank you for hearing me. out to the roadways where we do pace in the pandemic. have a little bit of a surprise. the unemployment rate will top as we look out to the roadways, 19% in may although the great my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! 84, highway 84 coming through

pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. livermore and pleasanton, that depression and could show more pop my 100% all-white-meat classic slowing as you head out to 680. than 8 million jobs were lost. or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. no crashes and no construction there. so far i just see that slowing that popped up and i confirmed it with a few sources. the nasdaq did fall. we'll check on it. and a good morning to you. back to you. >> thank you, mike. now to that live team the list of 154 stores it plans welcome back on this friday. coverage as parts of the bay to close this summer. dark and early for you. area continue to reopen this they do include nine stores in a great start to the morning. morning. jackie ward is in the north bay. california. going out of business sales will here we are on a friday in we want to kick things off with bob redell in the south bay. resume and could last up to 16 downtown san jose. bob, i know a lot of people are weeks. the bankrupt retailer will what do you want to do? saying let's go al fresco. announce additional closures in the coming weeks and it's what do you want to do? >> get my haircut and go out to >> reporter: good morning to workers will be you, marcus. santa clara county today is impacted by theur. eat and maybe go shopping. moving deemer into phase two today is national doughnut day. plan to reopen under state >> it is longer but i like it. guidelines. this is a county that has i like the waves you have going trailedtherrea county dunkin is offering a free on there. when it comes to loosening classic doughnut with the purchase of any beverage. >> yeah, it's -- >> i get you, laura. restrictions. grub hub is offering a free half take a look at your tv screens. your hair grows fast. these are types of businesses dozen on any dunkin order and >> it's like a weed, right? that will be allowed to reopen in the south bay, specifically krispy kreme is giving everyone >> marcus, stop. a free doughnut of their choice just stop. santa clara county, outdoor all day today. >> yeah, no kidding. dining, outdoor religious vianey, back to you. it's called the new normal. services, summer camps and i can always go for a free

schools with limits on how many doughnut and a perfect time to can be in each group, drive-in enjoy it with the nice, hot cup all right. let's get right to our weather of coffee this weekend because movie theaters and other cooler weather is on the way. then. we are going to be seeing a car-based gatherings. significant cooldown today, and this is welcome news for many satellite radar is showing two i think most folks are going to systems. businesses especially for the stay with us. we're here for you and we're open. enjoy it especially because we owner of the therapy store still saw some triple digits boutique in campbell who says it including areas like concord. will be different to go back to a beautiful view over san having customers actually inside the store. francisco this morning. we have colder air mass on the way, a little bit more moisture >> i don't even know what to and a look at satellite. i want you to pay attention to expect tomorrow. there's a lot of uncertainty. the cloud activity to the north we are retailers. you see there above san we just need to get through one francisco and to our south near l.a., those are two systems that more day, one more week, one are kind of churning right now, more month. that's what we do. and that's what is going to be >> reporter: that interview bringing in the cooler air and a conducted yesterday, her referring to tomorrow is actually referring to today. chance of seeing possible shower activity thanks to a cold front up north in san mateo county dropping in on sunday. before i get to that, your more restrictions will lift current temperatures as you head saturday morning. restaurants will allow outdoor out the door, if you get to work, it will be cooler so you sitdown meals with social distancing rules in place, will not necessarily need too charter boats will be able to much like summer weather. operate with passengers 60s right now, 50s. observing health guidelines. and indoor funerals will be able palo alto 58. 24-hour temperature change. to resume with ten at the max. areas like livermore a ten degree distance already in the

forecast. your microclimate highs, believe outside capped at 25. bob redell, "today in the bay." it or not, we're 20 degrees >> all right, thank you very cooler in areas like concord, much. in the north bay another 78. sign of the new normal coming antioch, 79. san jose, 77. back. santa cruz a comfortable 68. what about haircuts? let's check in with "today in the bay's" jackie ward live in san francisco in the 60s. let's take a look at the long rohnert park. range outlook. that's music to a lot of we have those two systems, that people's ears, jackie. low that's dipping in. >> reporter: no kidding. that is bringing in the colder i think a lot of people will be air mass and this will kick up making some drives to sonoma the winds as well. county because here starting breezy to windy with gusty tomorrow you can go into stores, conditions expected for the sit down inside and eat in a weekend and then you see the rain on sunday and the time bar just above, right above the bay restaurant and get probably a area. much-needed haircut. there are, of course, health modifications people will need to follow. we start to dry out and any restaurants, tasting rooms and chance of seeing the cold brew pubs will have to keep weather stick around starts to tables spaced six feet apart. diminish thanks to a high pressure system. masks, of course, will be let's take a look at some of required inside. and anyone serving food or those winds. beverages will be required to starting today in through tomorrow, saturday, and into have their temperature taken on site before each shift. sunday as well. if it's too high, they have to inland temperatures will remain comfortable in the 70s. be sent home. hair salons and barber shops are right now sunday is expected to be our coolest day of the week open but facials or waxes are

in the low 70s. and then notice by tuesday and not allowed yet. all hairstylists will have to wednesday back up into the upper screen customers and be ready to 80s and nin90s for interior turn customers away if they present symptoms. nail salons, tattoo parlors and valleys. san francisco with temperatures in the low 60s. that's a little bit more normal gyms remain closed. for this time of year, though. a lot of outdoor recreation will mike, how are the roads? be allowed starting this >> the roads are looking light right now. weekend, too. as we expect for most spots as long as everyone is able to maintain a proper social let's look out the roadways, the distance. antibody testing, they hope to slowing on the map. the big view, first of all, a do about 110 a day to start, and they really hope to get about great, easy drive. green sensors will move you to 3,500 people tested within the the right side of your screen next four weeks. and looking at the slower drive live in rohnert park, jackie for 84. ward, "today in the bay." less slowing than we saw before. >> thank you, jackie. still no explanation. peaceful protests continuing all i can say is probably a few across the bay area including slower moving vehicles moving through the area. fremont, oakland, san francisco, remember we'll have our continuing coverage of the and san jose. memorial service as well. yesterday people from all walks marcus did a great job last night with the conversation. we thank him on that as well. moving back out to the maps a of life holding signs hoping change is coming soon. disabled vehicle in the general all curfews have ended except area of that portion of the bay for vallejo and walnut creek. but nothing that would lead to the slowing on 84. fremont's ended about half an hour ago.

also a small fire reported near some racist post that is the dumbarton bridge. were on social media are linked i'm tracking that. to a mountain view high school. so far it's in the marshy area. not a concern. st. francis informed us about an a smooth drive for all approaches. back to you. >> all right, thanks, mike. instagram page mocking george next week the eyes of the floyd. we've covered the profile world will once again watch as picture and will cover a word thousands come together to honor george floyd's life at a ourselves. the school president says the account appears to be connected memorial in his hometown of to recently graduated seniors. houston. yesterday services were held in minneapolis bringing crowds to honor his life. students attending a protest say that memorial just two miles from where he died. it is surprising. take a listen to this. ♪ amazing grace >> i've seen racism subtle or >> floyd's death sparking blatant all over the place. it really disappoints me. frustration across the country, i can't say i'm surprised to see this with seniors. racial inequalities and police >> now a petition is circulating use of force. urging discipline for those students. happening today in san jose religious leaders will hold a eight minutes and 46 seconds of silence, the amount of time prayer service at 9:00 a.m. for george floyd was pinned under that police officer's knee. racial justice and peace.

it will be at the court yard looking at some of behind st. joseph cathedral california's peaceful demonstrations. basilica. at 4:00 p.m. protesters are gathering at san jose city hall in sacramento hundreds held sigh again. and in oakland, protesters will lont demonstration after curfew be gathering at city hall at in a march to the state capitol. 11:00 a.m. the northern california aclu 4:37 this morning. branch is joining a recent still ahead on "today in the lawsuit to block curfews arguing bay," we'll talk about the it violates first amendment emotional memorial for george rights. floyd. plus, a live interview with his and police use of tear gas and rubber bullets against brother. not one day has gone by we protesters is coming under scrutiny here in california. state lawmakers including haven't discussed this. >> head coach of the 49ers reveals more about ongoing conversations about ongoing tensions and what he's now saying about the trophy assemblymen would rein in the surrounding colin kaepernick taking a knee. we'll be right back. use of rubber bullets by setting a clear standard for when it can and cannot be used. health experts are voicing concerns coughing triggered by the tear gas may boost the risk of the coronavirus spread. 49ers head coach kyle shanahan is talking about colin kaepernick's lasting impact on

the team, in light of recent protests. shanahan was in atlanta during kaepernick's controversial season in 2016. that's when he began taking a knee during the national anthem to protest police brutality and racism. he says kap's message continues to live in the locker room. >> what he was doing was a big deal, and the reason -- whether you disagree with how he did it or not doesn't matter. it's still three years later and people are not understanding what his message was. >> kaepernick opted out of his contract in the 2016 season and has never played another game since. shanahan arrived the next season and coached the niners to the super bowl last year. >> you know, talking about race is difficult for a lot of people. sometimes it's not even a part of their conversation. but we're trying to help people along right here at nbc bay area. maybe you caught it last night,

"race in america: a conversation." you were there with jessica last night leading this charge. >> absolutely. that is a tough conversation, but it was one i was introduced to at a very young age. i want to show you just a bit of that special from last night. take a look. >> is there ever a moment, marcus, that you are not aware of being black when you walk around? >> never. i never walk in a room, never talk on the phone to someone i don't know, i'm always aware that i am a black man, and i'm aware -- >> that's a burden. >> and i'm 6'4", roughly 240 pounds. i'm a big guy and i understand how that can be intimidating to a lot of people. i was taught by my family when i was 12 or 13 that you have to be careful about it. you don't want to scare people. >> last night we had a panel of many black people in the bay area talking about their

experiences. it's not all about the problems we were talking about but just hearing each other is really a big part of moving forward and, laura, i know we've talked -- we openly talk about a lot of things. >> we do. and we have. >> and that's the thing -- >> for a long time. we just like conversation. >> it is that open conversation. >> and that's why i watched obviously last night, i was supporting you, but when you said that to jessica, it kind of caught me off guard because i thought, wow, i took it personally, i guess, even when you walk into the newsroom, you feel like that? because i feel like we're so close and we do have a lot of those conversations about, you know, race and upbringing and discrimination. and i was struck, like, oh, i hope you don't feel that way around the people that love and support you. >> and when you realize it and you're conscious of it doesn't mean you're uncomfortable. work is a very safe space.

don't get me wrong, but it is something that i always carry with me. i don't know how not to think about it. and -- >> because you were brought up that way. >> it is. and hopefully the next generation, the kids who are very young right now, won't have to think about that. that's why we're having these conversations. >> exactly. and that's what we talk about a lot. me trying to bring my kids up. and i asked marcus for advice. thank you for sharing it with the community. it was really great last night. >> it was my pleasure. >> a lot more ahead. and we need to continue. and a lot more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up this morning, it's early. it's 4:54. we'll continue that conversation.

welcome back, everyone. for so many bay area families trying to make ends meet, it's even more difficult right now. a lot of bills have been piling up. people aren't working and they have little or no money coming in. >> short-term loan might seem like a solution. chris chmura has a word of advice and caution. >> reporter: good morning. the consumer financial protection bureau says it's logged more than 31,000 complaints about consumer loans since 2011. many involve payday loans which are easier than ever to get online. the california public interest research group is warning that a short-term payday loan can have long-term consequences. >> these loans have sky high interest rates, often 400% or more and that adds up really quickly and can force borrowers to take out new loans again and again trapping you in a cycle of debt. >> reporter: also, watch out for lenders who might try to entice

you with quick cash. 11 payday loan websites were accused of pulling money out of people's bank accounts without their permission. the ftc said they bled consumers dry. the state trade group told us regulators do a poor job of cracking down on shady operators. they are heavily regulated at the federal and state level and are providing responsible services especially during this pandemic. before you dig yourself deeper into debt, try to get a conversation going with the people you owe money to -- your landlord, credit card company, utility company. see if you can set up a payment plan. if you do go with a payday loan make sure you read the terms and conditions, understand how much interest and the penalty if you miss a payment. back to you.

it's a great idea to start a fire is what's going on these days. >> an arson investigation under way in the south bay after several brushfires merge into one and come dangerously close to homes. a live report next on where the firefight stands this hour. plus -- more police officers coming under scrutiny in the handling of protesters as president trump faces new backlash over this week's controversial photo-op. coming up a live report from capitol hill on how gop lawmakers are reacting. and while were you sleeping

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