a massive banner. the jeremiah o'brien is the sole degrees for santa rosa. unless you're heading to far survivor of the 6,000-ship ukiah, don't have to worry about armada that stormed normandy shower activity. back in 1944. it was damaged in a fire on may 15, 20, 20 plus. we saw some gusts upwards of 45. 24 but not badly thanks to heroic efforts of the san francisco fire department. and the golden gate bridge, it here is how beautiful it looks would appear, can now sing. take a listen. right now. we're talking 38 degrees. good morning. it is sunday, june 7, 7:00 on that noise you just heard is being called a hum created by a the chance of seeing snow, a possibility for elevations above the dot. recent wind retrofit project to 6,000 feet so that will be the sun rises over st. james the bridge. something we'll see tomorrow and park in downtown san jose. the improvements were sidewalk that will impact our daytime highs into tuesday and wednesday. looks like a beautiful morning railings installed to make the out there. thanks for starting it with us. bridge more aerodynamic. taking us back up into the 90s but when the wind actually and mid and upper 70s for san i'm kira klapper. passes through the new railings francisco. vianey arana has a look at our it creates the noise. officials say they did know forecast. now to binx's dog walking yesterday turned out to be pretty lovely. going into the retrofit that the today you say will be similar? bridge would sing during high forecast, my very, very sleepy yes, it was a beautiful winds. a lot of people took notice and co-producer this weekend. he's still napping. saturday especially because the have been commenting on social temperatures were absolutely media. perfect for going outside. i hope a lot of you did get a speaking of the wind it is time now to check in with vianey chance to do so.

if not, don't worry. we'll be in the 50s. 56 degrees right now over walnut arana who forecasted it for the best time for a walk between 8:00 and 11:00. creek. wind speeds still breezy at yesterday and has a look at our microclimate forecast. about 13 miles an hour. it's going to be mostly sunny take a look at san francisco, and perfect for a walk all day long. hey there. steady shot there, 53 degrees. that's probably why it was wind speeds breezy. noticeable the past two days 12 miles per hour. because the wind has been gusting. kira? >> we want to show you british let me give you a sneak peek of the temperature trend. artist banksy revealing this new santa clara we start off in the today we'll see another breezy 50s and then go into the 60s at to windy day so that bridge will keep on singing. about 11:00 a.m. by 1:00, 2:00, we're only going 56 degrees. to be topping out in the low 70s. we have some clouds out there. so a cool afternoon but, again, people of color are being failed we'll keep the wind in there. a beautiful day ahead. by the system, the white system. now there is a chance that far, looking at the satellite radar i he added, quote, this faulty talked about the chance of far northern california, ukiah, system is making their life showers yesterday. could see some shower activity. remember i said it's not going misery but it's not their job to fix it. aside from that a lovely sunday. to be widespread, not everyone will see it. here is the proof of that. how long are these cooler really far up. it shows a candle that is temperatures going to last, though, and when will the hot starting to burn the corner of i'm talking ukiah near the weather return? i'll have that answer coming up in about 15 minutes. oregon border is where we're an american flag. >> we'll see you in 15. seeing thunderstorm activity and thanks so much. showers. we do want to thank you so much santa rosa, a chance of seeing for making us a part of your morning and your weekend. killed in the line of duty, that and sierra snow and we will be back with more local an officer ambushed. news at 4:30, 6:00 and 11:00 and 38-year-old sergeant damon all day on nbcbayarea.com. have a great sunday. gutzwiller was one of the isolated showers, very far off sheriff's deputies called to the to the north bay, continued cool

and locally gusty. scene of a reported suspicious i'm pushing this time line van. it was said to have guns and forward through this afternoon. we start to clear out, get a bomb making materials inside. good amount of sunshine in when authorities tracked down the van outside of a home in ben through the afternoon and we clear out by monday morning. lomond they were ambushed with gunfire and explosives. gutzwiller was taken to the then we see another change in hospital where he was pronounced the forecast and that will come dead. he had been with the sheriff's in the form of high pressure. office since 2006 and leaves very similar to yesterday, 70s behind a pregnant wife and young in the forecast. 71 in los gatos. child. >> in my 32-year career this is through the east bay, 69 for the worst day i've ever oakland. experienced. 74 walnut creek. 75 in concord. today we lost one of our own, and he was a true hero . san mateo, 76. in this era you want to see san francisco, we'll remain in the 60s. compassion, caring, somebody who it's going to be pretty gusty. truly loves his job, who wants winds blowing at about 21 miles to help people. an hour. so keep that in mind if you will that's what damon was. be heading to the city this afternoon. >> a second deputy was injured novato, 72. and a highway patrol officer was sonoma, 74. a beautiful view of south lake shot in the hand. there is a vigil set for today tahoe, the reason i am showing you this is because if you pay outside of the sheriff's office attention to the sky you could at 2:26 p.m. for sergeant see a system passing on through gutzwiller. that's the time the call came in

for an officer down. and estimated snow could be enough at the 6,000 elevation that shooting suspect steven mark to get some measurable snow which we haven't seen in a long time. carrillo seen here being taken i should say in june. away by authorities was armed and arrested by multiple it's kind of late in the game officers. for this. he was shot in the process of long-range outlook, we start to his arrest. see the high pressure really build in. we're told he's been taken to the hospital, is expected to survive. once released he will be arrested for the killing. from windy 70s, things warm up the fbi is joining the district into the 90s again. attorney's office to investigate. in other news one man is dead and a woman injured in an previewing that summer feel. officer involved shooting in 60s in the forecast. mrs. walker. oakland. the temperatures warm up into michael vasquez! the california highway patrol the mid and upper 70s by wednesday. come over here. was conducting a criminal investigation on cherry street. i've heard such good things about you, your company. now the oakland police department and the alameda enjoy the cool 70s. county district attorney's well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. office say they are enjoy your sunday. it is just shy of 7:21. without this place. investigating much more ahead on "today in the this is for you. chp officers to shoot. bay." coming up a couple scams out of michael, you didn't have to... and, wildfires yesterday in we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. solano and contra costa counties $40,000. that couple called us because spread fast because of the high perhaps it's time to partner with someone winds we saw just north of they felt two big companies who knows you and your business well enough dropped the ball in helping vacaville. police evacuated -- people to understand what your wealth is really for. protect them. nbc bay area responds next.

evacuated as flames threatened at least 100 homes. "today in the bay's" sergio quintana reports. >> reporter: fire crews in winters moved quickly to contain this sunday, turning point. the quail fire in yolo and ♪ we shall overcome solano counties. an evacuation center has been >> nationwide protests. set up in vacaville but no word >> sparked by the police killing yet on how many people have had of george floyd. to flee their homes. >> nothing has changed. this fire has quickly grown to at least 1,200 acres and is what are we supposed to do? nothingas changed. mostly uncontained n. concord a >> inspire a national vegetation fire in the former recognition of inequality and thanks for sharing your diy haircuts. naval weapons station also grew police brutality against fast during the afternoon winds. thanks for sharing your savage moves, african-americans. >> i won't be satisfied until i people on the edges of the vast, can wake up and have kids and open space area started getting and especially your awkward ones. have them not fear their lives concerned. thanks for sharing your cute kids. >> we were scared because the just for being black. wind was facing towards the >> it's time homes and we were afraid that it and your adorable pets. was going to spread quickly. now it's our turn to share... >> reporter: hector shared video with the geico giveback. of a fire helicopter as it a 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies scooped up water in nearby for both current and new customers. irrigation canals and then made drops on the nearby flames. and because we're committed for the long haul, this incident has been called the credit lasts your full policy term. the willow fire. it grew to about 120 acres but so thanks again. has been contained to the former one good share deserves another. munitions yard.

fire authorities across the bay area have been voicing concerns about the dry conditions urging people to create defensible spaces around their homes. they worry this will be a very active fire season. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. a massive turnout in san francisco where thousands of people marched across the golden gate bridge, one of several in the black lives matter movement. nbc bay area sky ranger captured video of thousands of demonstrators walking together in peace, at some points stopping traffic. they brought attention to police brutality and race inequality. the people we spoke with came from all across the bay area to join together and show their support. >> we're all sitting here fighting for equality and it's an important time that we all come together with the youth. >> we have to exercise our

freedom of speech. it's all we have. >> it was a diverse group. at one point the protesters joined together blocking traffic nbc bay area responds to a but only for a few minutes. san jose couple who found themselves trapped in a $40,000 many drivers honked in support as they passed. scam, and they say two big companies missed dozens of opportunities to stop it. in the east bay a new orleans so they turned to consumer type funeral procession through investigator chris chmura and berkeley. the march started at malcolm x his team for help. elementary school and proceeded down martin luther king jr. way >> reporter: when the phone rang on march 19th, anna saw apple in honor of george floyd. community leaders joined in. computer on the caller i.d. and believed it. she also believed the voice on >> today we say no more. the other end of the line. the killing of george floyd has he told her apple found illegal unleashed the intensity of files on her computer and she righteous anger. had to pay. >> earlier hundreds of people >> we were victims like being packed in to civic center park where speakers vowed to continue held up by somebody holding a fighting for justice. gun. >> reporter: the thieves then they also sat in silence for convinced anna to go buy gift cards and read them the serial nearly nine minutes, the same numbers over the phone as she amount of time a minneapolis paid for them. police officer had his knee on she is still too shaken up to george floyd's neck. talk about it with us, so anna's husband, martin, spoke for her. people in concord also took part in the protest against systemic >> they were saying, don't racism across the u.s. contact anybody. don't contact your family. you can see people gathering.

and hundreds of people gathered it was all very secretive and at a black lives matter rally and march at king plaza. very scary to her. >> reporter: anna went to four different stores and bought the mayor tweeted these photos dozens of gift cards, but she yesterday afternoon along with a bought most of them here, a target in south san jose. caption you make me so proud palo alto. the couple's account statement shows anna used her american a south bay mayor says he will express over and over and over not be able to attend a protest again. target let her make 35 in his city today because he's back-to-back gift card purchases being called to serve in the worth a total of $29,000 all at national guard. milpitas pair rich tran says he one store, all in one trip. planned to take a knee with protesters today but instead it appears a fail safe designed will be deployed to help with civil unrest in some california cities. to protect her failed. anna's husband says american express sent a fraud alert to he has been a member since 2014 his phone while she was at and has been deployed several target asking if the charges were legitimate. times during his time as mayor. >> i replied back immediately now to the emotional memorial in and said, no. they automatically sent back the north carolina yesterday where reply that said, we will protect george floyd was born. thousands of people turned out your account. >> reporter: later american for a public viewing before his express told the smith$37,000. family's private memorial. they asked us for help. target declined to talk about that was just moments after mr. the couple's case. it only told us we're aware of

floyd's body arrived at the the prevalence of scams like viewing. his family mostly dressed in these, and we have signage in our stores and share general white were still visibly safety tips with our team members through training. devastated as they continue to mourn him nearly two weeks after we asked whether target limits his death. how many gift cards one person >> and i can't go in and see him can buy at one time like some laying in a coffin. it would drive me crazy forever. stores do. it didn't respond. american express didn't answer our questions either. >> yesterday was the second memorial service for floyd. but it stepped up. the first was held in they told us we spoke with the minneapolis thursday. card member yesterday and he was his body will be buried tuesday very pleased with the resolution in houston. offered by american express. martin said the offer was to one of the biggest protests in waive all the charges, $36,841.46. london where demonstrators clashed with police. in south korea dozens gathered >> we appreciate your work very to condemn what they described much. >> a happy ending indeed. as american police brutality that was consumer investigator towards demonstrators. the group also called for south chris chmura with that report. korea's government to make a 7:26. statement against the racial much more ahead on "today in the discrimination and state bay." coming up, thousands of people violence of its allies, the u.s. across the country hit the back here locally a man streets and demand change, there are new health concerns. arrested in maryland after an the warning from one of the altercation over black lives nation's top doctors and the delicate balance he's urging.

matter flyers has been arrested. plus, the new testing site in san francisco set up specifically for people protesting. anthony brennan iii faces second degree assault. he was caught on camera in maryland this week grabbing a young girl's arm and tearing the black lives matter flier out of her hand. when he was cycling by and noticed him recording he ran into him with his bike and pinned him to the ground. the east bay creative marketing company where brennan worked has since fired him. their statement on the matter reads in part, madetoorder has zero tolerance for this behav r behavior, and we took immediate and decisive action, terminating the employee. we stand in solidarity wh commu. black lives matter. it is 7:09. we still have much more ahead on "today in the bay." we take you live to washington, d.c., and talk with chuck todd who has a preview of this week's "meet the press.

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here is a preview. similar to yesterday. yesterday our daytime highs only topped out in the 70s. another thing you probably noticed especially if you were around the coastline or in the east bay were the gusty winds. welcome back. time to bring in chuck todd, nbc we will continue to see that today. at least we'll get plenty of news political director and sunshine, temperatures remain moderator of "meet the press." cool in the 60s. hi, chuck. as always, thank you for joining us this morning. a great afternoon for any outdoor activity and then the return of the 90s in the forecast. this past week has been primarily focused on protests across the country but we can't i'll have a closer look at when forget coronavirus which we can expect the heat again. primarily dominated our news the last couple of months. >> we'll see you then. killed in the line of duty, in light of the coronavirus this morning santa cruz county effect on the economy, the house authorities are mourning after has passed a bill providing one of their deputies was financial aid for states and local governments that have ambushed. sergeant damon gutzwiller was suffered from severe revenue losses from covid-19, and here one of the sheriff's deputies called to the scene of a in california we have a $54 reported suspicious van parked in boulder creek. billion budget deficit. what are the chances that the the caller said it had guns and bomb making materials inside. senate will go along with that? when authorities tracked it down outside of a home in ben lee >> oh, i think it's pretty much

not going to happen now. mo i think that jobs report from lomond, they were ambushed by a friday really did sort of take man with guns and improvised away the urgency that democrats, explosive devices. i think, were hoping -- that he had been with the sheriff's senate republicans would feel office since 2006 and leaves that they needed to negotiate. one thing about the jobs report behind a pregnant wife and young while it showed an overall gain child. >> this is the worst day i've in jobs on one of the big ever experienced. today we lost one of our own and declines, we lost another half a he was a true hero. million government jobs on the state and local level due to when you think what you want to furloughs from some lack of see in a police officer, revenue issues and budget cuts. compassion, caring, somebody who truly loves his job, who wants i think the surprising jobs to help people, that's what report that shows that perhaps damon was. this ppp, in order to make sure >> a second deputy was injured and a highway patrol officer was shot in the hand. there will be a vigil today that businesses hired back the folks they furloughed or gave outside of the sheriff's office the opportunity to do that is at at 2:26 p.m. for sergeant least working in some part and gutzwiller. that's the time the call came in yesterday for an officer down. that's good news. the shooting suspect, let's see how -- let's give this 32-year-old steven carrillo, seen here being taken away by another month. authorities, was armed and

arrested by multiple officers. i think state aid is coming. we're learning more about him i think what they'll negotiate this morning including that he over is how big that check is has a background in the for each state. military. carrillo was shot during his arrest. he is expected to survive. he will be under arrest for the >> so california will just have to keep waiting. and turning to the now murder the fbi is joining the district attorney's office to presidential candidate joe biden investigate. who secured enough delegates just a couple days ago, he has one man is dead and a woman injured in an officer involved promised to select a female shooting in oakland. running mate as his vice the california highway patrol was conducting a criminal president. here in california a lot of investigation last night on cherry street. whispers about our state senator this morning the oakland police kamala harris, how do you rate department and the alameda the chances of harris being chosen? >> right. county district attorney's office said they will >> there are two types of short investigate. wildfires yesterday in solano and contra costa counties lists. they have the one that people want to say they're on and it's good for their local politics spread fast because of high and then the super short list, and i think it's pretty clear winds. flames threatened at least 100 she's on there. homes. "today in the bay's" sergio quintana reports. her biggest advantage she went >> reporter: fire crews moved through a national campaign. quickly to try to contain the that's the upside.

if there's a down side still quail fire rattling nerves in some raw feelings over those yolo and solano counties. anti-bussing attacks that took an evacuation center has been place during the first primary debate. set up but no word how many people had to flee their homes. another issue, perhaps, does it's mostly uncontained. kamala harris coming from san in concord aes of the vast, francisco, joe biden coming from the east coast, does that pretend a ticket perceived as too coastal and connect with open space area started getting concerned. middle america. >> we were scared because the those would the two demerits on wind was facing to the homes. her side, if you will, but i we were afraid it would spread think she is on the super short list for what it's worth. quickly. >> the real list, according to you. thank you for joining us, we >> reporter: they made drops on appreciate your insight. the nearby flames. join chuck for this morning's this has been called the willow "meet the press." fire. it grew to about 120 acres but nbc news chief international has been contained to the former security and diplomacy analyst, munitions yard. fire authorities across the bay co-founder of black lives area have been voicing conditions urging people to create defensible spaces around matter, and founding director of the national museum of their homes. they worry this will be a very african-american history and active fire season.

sergio quintana, nbc bay area culture lonnie bunch iii. news. tune in at 8:00 a.m. right after to a massive turnout in san this newscast. francisco where thousands of people marched across the golden and if you watch us every sunday gate bridge, one of several events yesterday in support of we will talk to nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston the black lives matter movement. nbc bay area sky ranger captured for our weekly segment. this video of thousands of we'll looor a demonstrators walking together moment now, nfl star drew brees peacefully. the group temporarily blocked traffic to bring attention to is standing by his apology for police brutality and race inequality. earlier comments on people came from across the bay disrespecting the american flag area to show their support. after taking criticism from 17-year-old tiana day and president donald trump. originally the new orleans 19-year-old mimi helped organize saints quarterback said this this march. week, quote, i will never agree >> we're all sitting here with anybody disrespecting the flag. well, after a blood of backlash fighting for equality. it's an important time. he has since been apologizing. the president, though, tweeted >> we have to ecker size our that brees should not have taken freedom of speech. back his original stance on it's all we have. >> protesters blocked traffic honoring the flag. but only for a few minutes. brees is doubling down on his apology and has pledged to be an our reporter out there says many ally for the black community in drivers honked in support as the fight for racial equality. they passed. protesters took to the streets back in 2016 you likely remember of berkeley. san francisco 49ers quarterback

people there held a new colin kaepernick began kneeling at nfl games to protest social orleans-style funeral procession. it started at malcolm x injustice. it cost him his career. elementary school and proceeded down martin luther king way in honor of george floyd. just yesterday marks the 76th anniversary of d-day, a berkeley community leaders living museum that was part of joined in as well. that infamous day remains closed >> today we say no more. the killing of george floyd has unleashed anger. >> people packed into civic center park where speakers vowed to continue fighting for equality and sat in silence for nearly nine minutes, the same amount of time the minneapolis police officer kneeled on george floyd's neck. and now to the emotional memorial for george floyd in north carolina where he was born. thousands of people turned out for a public viewing before his family's private memorial. chanting george floyd's name just moments after his body arrived at the viewing. his family dressed mostly in

white. so visibly devastated fearly two weeks after his death. >> that's our baby brother and i can't go in and see him laying in a coffin. it would drive me crazy forever. >> yesterday was the second memorial service for floyd. the first was held in minneapolis. his body will be buried tuesday in houston. protesters testing positive for coronavirus and what the case numbers could look like weeks after these massive worldwide demonstrations. kerry sanders reports. >> reporter: a warning for demonstrators across the country on the top experts on covid-19, protests and social gathering by their very nature are at odds, a perfect recipe for spreading the virus. >> but it's a delicate balance because the reasons for demonstrating are valid and yet the demonstration itself puts

one at additional risk. >> reporter: and now his words being realized. health officials announcing that a protester had covid-19 and was sympt symptomatic during a rally. fellow demonstrators were warned, if you spoke on sunday or were near me in the crowd, please get tested. a after attending a protest in tulsa and being well protective of myself, i have tested positive for covid-19. yet some protesters say the momentum is so gate that even though it's happening during a pandemic, it will not stop their commitment to change. felicia hampton in st. louis, mother of three men, grand mother of three boys, out protesting again today. we spoke before she marched. you recognize at 50 years old the danger with coronavirus, but you're still going out. why? >> just trying to prevent another murder.

that's what we're trying to do. >> reporter: even before floyd's death health officials warn large gatherings were dangerous. case in point, mardi gras. this was then and now. >> not only people catching these during mardi gras, they were catching the coronavirus. wash your hands, change your clothes and please don't visit your grandparents the next day. >> reporter: coronavirus and protests, neither letting up. kerry sanders, nbc news, new orleans. and concerns over new infections tied to protests have led to a free pop-up testing site in san francisco. the city is partnering with project baseline to open up this site. you can sign up to be tested on the project baseline website. unlike other testing sites you are not required to show covid-19 symptoms this is specifically for anyone who attended a protest and wants to get tested. the site is at st. mary's cathedral. it will be open daily until tuesday.

contra costa county has seized some coronavirus restrictions. it seems that the white house got the wrong memo. white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany tweeted, quote, in contra costa county new health guidelines allow protests of 100 people but restrict religious services until june 15th. social distancing should remain data driven and apolitical. if you can protest, you can pray. thendes with the message, this is not accurate. outside gatherings of up to 100 people are now allowed for protesting and religious gatherings, as allowed by the state. we have a full list of what is now allowed on our website, nbcbayarea.com.

economic collapse has put a strain on california's budget including the public school budget. analyst larry gerston joins us live in just a few minutes. but first, kyle shanahan using his platform to speak out about race in america. what the 49ers' head coach had to say about the lack of head coach diversity in the nfl. anthony flores is next with sports.

good morning. i'm flores. kyle shanahan is using his voice to join the conversation about race in america. the 49ers head coach says there needs to be change in the country and in the nfl. >> how the heck are there only four black coaches out of 32 head coaches? how are there only two gms. the majority of our players are back. the fact there's that few is not debatable. i don't know if people are openly thinking they're doing it, but that is something that has to get better. >> shanahan says he would support any protest by his players to bring about change. college football programs in the bay area are getting closer to returning to campus. the pac 12 says the teams should begin voluntary workouts by june 15th. nothing is official yet.

bynum shares his thoughts on returning to play during the pandemic. >> i think everybody and the staff will be really careful about it. we have to be smart washing our hands and wearing a mask. i don't think it will be too big of a deal. they're going to take the precautions pretty serious. >> the season opener for the indycar series at texas motor speedway, the fans able to get a view of the race. scott dixon would cruise to victory, his fourth win in texas. he sits third all time with 47. one other note, conor mcgregor announces for the third time in four years on twitter that he is retiring. i'm anthony flores.

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ravaged economy and that's the predicament faced by california public schools for the coming school year.or the state's 7 million public school students? nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston is here to give us the big picture. larry, good morning to you. how bad is it? >> it's bad. there's no other adjective to use. we're talking about $7 billion being cut out of the sate education budget for about 7 million students. by the way, that comes to about $1,000 a student. that's about a 12% cut from last year and all of this comes in an environment where governor newsom just last year pointed out when you account for cost of living differences california ranks 41st in per capita funding. we've cut more and it puts the students and teachers, i might say,a very bad place. >> it sounds like the schools

aren't prepared for the switch. they can't just flip a switch and know how to do it. how pervasive is this problem? >> it will cost more for this, too. these school districts have to raise about $500 million because most of them will be going to distance learning and along with that they probably have $500 million to $1 billion for new programs, technical assistance, ways of working out issues with parents. you put it together and that's another burden. they're not very prepared. a survey was taken not too long ago. only 29% of the households with students are prepared from the schools to get this kind of help. the schools are only able to provide about 39% of homes with the kind of lending assistance

materials, computers, electronic devices, things like that. only about 20% are able to provide free internet access. that's not good when you're talking about teachers, students and schools going to an entirely different way of learning. >> looking at the graphic you just showed, some households, some children are more affected by the lack of digital support than others. some don't have laptops, ipads, internet. how universal are these problems? >> kira, you are right. here we are in the heart of technology and not everybody, when you look at the state, is equally as prepared. 83% of whites have all the equipment needed, broad band access, but when you go down the totem pole, if you can use that

te term, much lower with latinos at the bottom, 54%. that's almost half. you have these different groups differently prepared and it kind of carries on with the kinds of problems we're learning about when it comes to the racial differences and the lack of equal opportunity. >> and this is something we sort of touched on with chuck todd about a half hour ago. do you think there's any hope for avoiding this downturn in funding support for public education? >> in california, kira, which is the largest state with the greatest problems, we have two possibilities. one is there's a bill right now in congress spearheaded by nancy pelosi, the speaker from san francisco, that would make the -- have the government make available to states about $100 billion to really pay back the states for the money that

they've lost in revenues. $100 billion for the states, about -- excuse me, $500 billion for the states, my bad, and about $375 billion for cities te. if that bill california wouldn't be whole but a big chunk would be filled in. the other possibility is a ballot issue in november called schools and communities first which changed the way we go ahead and collect property taxes from businesses and homes. you remember that proposition 13, that famous proposition in 1978. that would be changed. that would bring in about $12 milli billion for schools and communities. i'll tell you without one or both of those our schools, our kids will be in a world of hurt starting in september. >> and the vote isn't until

november which means school would start, they would be dealing with thesend if these votes even passed it would take some time to enact them. >> you are absolutely right. that's why people need to be thinking about this now, certainly pushing congress and the senate to get that very important bill passed which would give california tens of billions of dollars and help a lot. but without these things, our students, which are already producing students way below the national average when it comes to reading, science, math, will be in even worse shape. >> our poor kids. larry, as always, thanks so much for your insight. we appreciate you and will see you in a week. it is 7:51. still ahead on "today in the bay," making a statement through art. the message behind the elusive street artist's latest work. let's keep the cool weather

going. another fantastic day for spending time outdoors. we have a warm-up on the way. i'll break down the timing of that and what you can expect in the workweek coming up.

good sunday morning. i hope your day is off to a great start if you've had time for self-love and care after an impactful week. we will continue to see cooler weather today and also the breezy to windy conditions. take a live look in san francisco.

56 degrees. you can see the sun bouncing off the buildings, the glare. still mostly clear conditions, floating clouds nearby makes for a great sight. lk at satellite radar. the two systems that helped guide us into the cooler weather this weekend. now that one off to the north where you ukiah at the oregon border. it will stay up there. for the most part a dry day unless you live or are heading to far ukiah and the santa rosa area. looking ahead i want to take you through this time line. if you look up near the sierra

solid activity. so if you had to head up there you might have encountered some of those spots. 74 in morgan hill. to the east bay. 69 for oakland. 75 in concord. pleasanton a comfortable 72. if you will be in san francisco you might have seen -- you saw the windy conditions. gets chie