nancy pelosi plan to address the dining in vdanville, allowing demonstrations today. some streets to be closed. and back here in the bay if approved it will take effect area more than 1 million people today getting the green light to once contra costa county's resume having small gatherings. shelter in place order eases for a live report on the new idea of that outside dining to resume. right now a look at the forecast social bubbles bubbling up. for you and any outside dining and a good monday morning. today will come with heat, kari. thanks for starting your morning with us here on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. laura is off. yeah, just a little bit we're going to hold it down. warmer but still nice. you may also have to try to keep mike has a look at the commute. your hair down. it's going to be pretty windy keeping an eye on that for us. today as we take a live look first meteorologist kari hall outside in lafayette as the sun keeping an eye on the forecast rises this morning looking over for us and, kari, the wind and toward highway 24 and then over the gusts we're seeing right to the south bay where we wake here is not necessarily a great thing with the temperatures and up to cool temperatures this even the fire risk that we have. morning and checking out our san jose temperature trend. at 8:00 we're at 57 degrees and yeah, vegetation is so dry, will be warmer than normal as we this is what we typically see in august. as we go into today the high reach into the upper 70s but still pretty nice as we get winds and low humidity will still have us under a red flag ready for hotter temperatures to come our way by the middle of warning for solano county and parts of the central valley the week. enjoy today as we reach up to 82 because of those high winds. in livermore. now temperatures haven't yet

been really warm but we will be 78 today in oakland and in santa heating up over the next couple rosa we're up to 84 degrees of days and that's something today. we'll talk more about how warm we'll be watching. here is a look at our high temperatures for this afternoon, it gets by wednesday. that's coming up in a few still nice and mild but those minutes. mike, you've been watching the winds may spark still again more commute. how is it looking as it starts wildfires. to pick up? we'll be watching out for that >> first of all, kari, trying to today. mike, you've been watching out keep my hair down? for the roads. really? any slowdown that is you're me? i try to keep it up. seeing for the commute? looking at the live shot of the actually fewer slowdowns, bay bridge toll plaza no things are shifting, kari. metering lights right now. let's talk folks through it. we had slowing in san jose that we do have a building slowly. the metering lights may be cleared out of the first burst turned on within the next five and look over to the altamont minutes. i still have a few minutes until pass we have a little slowing but it's lighter than it was i'm proven wrong, by 6:15. before. highway 84, the tri-valley the maps approaching just fine looking pretty smooth right now. as you come through contra costa the issue is getting to the bay county and in to the maze, no bridge. you'll find more traffic heading problems there. the rest of the bay looks great. through the maze, still green on our sensors. a slight build but nothing big. i've circled what's going on at back to you. >> thank you, mike. the toll plaza. a new milestone for the u.s. folks are slowing down. we should see the metering city that once was the center of lights on in 10 or 15 minutes. the pandemic. back to you. still ahead at 6:25, we're going >> thanks so much, mike. to talk about the steps new york city is taking told as it slowly happening for you today alameda starts to reopen. county health leaders are easing more shelter at home

restrictions. coming up with a new term in the the head of crossfit is process called social bubble. apologizing today for things he said on twitter, but it may be it allows more face-to-face too late. contact with loved ones. "today in the bay's" jackie ward is live for us in oakland to ♪ it's a beautiful day explain what this bubble means. i know when we hear closer trending this morning pomp face-to-face contact, can i call and circumstance, the big names my barber or stylist. that came together over the is that a thumbs up or thumbs weekend to honor the 2020 graduates. down? >> reporter: oh, gosh, i so more ahead on "today in the wish. bay." you can actually call your dog's look here, it's your very own all-in-one barber or groomer but not your own. i know, we still have to keep waiting here in alameda county. we are still making progress and that's the reason health officials feel safe, easing restrictions during the pandemic. here is what a social bubble is. it's not your time to be a social butterfly. alameda county is defining it as a group of 12 people or less from different households that should be maintained for a minimum of three weeks. people should restrict themselves to being in one social bubble at a time. here is what else is soap again, child care and camps, career internships and pathway

programs, curbside pickup at libraries, limited person-to-person contact including that dog groomer and dog walking may also resume. we're at the alameda county courthouse. you still have to wear a mask, social distance, and you will be medically screened at each courthouse. now on friday we expect to hear from governor gavin newsom about how the state plans on reopening further. however, you have to remember that this is all being taken in on a personal individualized basis county by county. in oakland, jackie ward, "today in the bay." thank you, jackie. two weeks ago today george floyd died at the hands of a police officer sparking nationwide protests ever since. today mourners will gather for viewing in houston. this is ahead of its funeral tomorrow. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live with more on the conversations happening there. tracie? >> reporter: marcus, what's happening here is that lawmakers entertainment experience, xfinity x1.

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>> the president never asked or suggested that we needed to deploy regular troops. i'm happy we were able to avoid it on this occasion. >> reporter: homeland security says the problem is who is joining. >> violent protesters good monday morning. infiltrating and hijacking those a cool start to the day. we will have a slightly warmer protests that are becoming very violent. afternoon. to walnut creek and take a look >> reporter: but the presence of troops to clear a peaceful at the temperature trend. upper 40s and low 50s here protest near the white house has more former military leaders through the next couple of speaking out. >> our military should never be hours. at noon we're at 74 degrees. beautiful day to enjoy lunch t called to fight our own people hotter temperatures in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. as enemies of the state. >> reporter: republican colin and i'm already watching the powell announcing he'll vote for clock. it's 6:14. joe biden instead of president the metering lights will be turned on at the bay bridge toll trump. >> he lies. plaza. you see the build. we'll follow up in the next he lies about things. report and see how far i was off or if i'm right on. >> reporter: two congressional staffers were hurt in protests in d.c. and new york. >> you can just imagine what good morning to you. a very happy monday as well. this means for ordinary citizens who are out there. the ceo of crossfit is >> reporter: for lawmakers bringing the problem close to home. apologizing this morning for a series of tweets he made, one that mocked george floyd's name. now democrats overseeing the another that connected the

house oversight committee are asking the attorney general for coronavirus shelter in place to a list of all the government the protests over floyd's death. agencies, federal agencies, the ceo has since apologized. officers and agents into the streets of d.c. to deal with this is greg glassman on a past these demonstrations. they want to know who they are, appearance on cnbc. what agency they're from and he writes, i made a mistake by the words i chose yesterday. what their mission was. my heart is deeply saddened by we're live this morning. i'm tracie potts, "today in the the pain it has caused. bay." >> it should be interesting to it was a mistake, not racist, find those answers out. thanks so much, tracie. chp may reveal more today but a mistake. that apology came after reebok about the death of an oakland ended its relationship with man shot and killed by officers cross fit and a number of gyms that pay crossfit to use the on saturday. name in their brand have said officers shot eric delgado saturday night one block from they will no longer use the word his mother's house. he was allegedly driving one of crossfit. wall street looks like it's going to open higher this the 72 stolen cars from a san morning after a big rally last leandro dealership during last week. you remember we got that may week's looting. jobs report, a very positive witnesses say that there was a spray of bullets and delgado's number on a day we were expecting negative numbers, 2.5 pregnant girlfriend was also hit. she's expected to survive. million people going back to work. the president very pleased. >> we've been talking about the >> they kept yelling for him to v. this is better than a v. this is a rocketship. turn off the car but he was dead. the poor girl was screaming. this is far better than a v.

>> what i want to know is why they had to take him out. a v is better. they were talking about will it be a v, a u, an l. why they couldn't pull him out, >> after we reported that number arrest him. >> delgado's stepfather also on friday, a number of you asked says that his stepson was some very good questions. unarmed. one person asked, aren't these a drive-through protest on saturday. the same jobs as before? in other words, are businesses san francisco supervisors just rehiring people as new are making a new push to protect employees instead of rehiring peaceful protesters developing a them? for the purpose of the jobs new ordinance they call the numbers it doesn't matter. people went back to work new right to protest safely act. jobs, old jobs, it doesn't matt haney posted this, in part, matter. they are just counting back to military weapons, chemical work. now they said it p people as sprays, rubber bullets, pepper spray balls and flexible baton rounds should have not -- should temporarily laid off when, in fact, they were out of work and ave no place in our city the unemployment rate probably should be higher. demonstrations. the measure will introduce -- it some of you asked if somebody will be introduced in an could influence the number, make upcoming hearing. it look better than it really national guard troops are was for political purposes, and pulling back from the california cities where they've been the answer is no. the bureau of labor statistics deployed during the protest. the guard did not provide a time is a professional group of people nonpolitical. they protect that number from line for the statewide pullback. troops deployed in vallejo everyone. not even the president has

pulled back yesterday. access to it or even knows what it's going to be ahead of time. happening today hayward leaders will hold a virtual meeting to so almost nobody believes that a introduce new community advisory president could affect the numbers to make himself look good. i say almost no one. panels. that will assist the police donald trump thinks a president department and help boost community relations. might be able to do that that meet be starts at 6:00 p.m. tweeting in 2012 president obama and can be joined from the mayor had manipulated the jobs numbers of hayward's website. you can head over to our for political purposes. marcus, there's no indication website, nbcbayarea.com. obama did that. this is for updates on protests here in the bay area and around no indication trump did that. the nation as they develop. the bls filled with look for our live blog with professionals who sometimes get the number wrong and have to be everything you need to know. revised. it's not a pure, exact science but they're doing their best and 6:08 for you that morning. doing it free of political and the number of confirmed pressure. coronavirus cases in california >> i would imagine numbers are always changing. is now approaching 129,000, more maybe forgot to carry the one once, i don't know. than 4,600 people have died and thanks, scott. right now more than 3,000 people are hospitalized. trending for you this santa clara county leaders are morning a celebrity salute to holding a special virtual the 2020 graduates. meeting today on further youtube hosting its dear class loosening the shelter in place of 2020 celebration over the restrictions. supervisors will debate how to weekend. that virtual commencement he canively reopen businesses ceremony featured addresses from without causing a second wave of former president barack obama

coronavirus cases. and former first lady michelle obama. that starts at 9:30 a.m. and you >> i hope that what you're going can watch on the county's through right now can be your wake-up call. youtube outdoor that it pushes you not just to think about what kind of career you want to build but what kind of person do you want to be. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rice took part as well. other celebrities including beyonce, taylor swift, jennifer lopez, billy porter, and lady gaga. well, you know what, more celebration going on this weekend. our team actually celebrated a big victory over the weekend. "today in the bay," the show you're watching right now, was actually honored as best daytime newscast at the emmy awards. >> and the emmy goes to "today in the bay" woman rescued, sausalito mudslide, kntv nbc bay area. >> whoo! clap, clap, clap, clap. that wasn't the only celebration going on this weekend. that was actually for our

coverage of last winter's sausalito mudslide but we also celebrated again because our very own meteorologist kari hall won another emmy for best weather anchor. you can check out her photos there celebrating in -- kari, that was a beautiful dress. you were so jazzy sitting at home. you did it up. you did not disappoint on any end this weekend. thank you so much for that, for us anyway. >> a salute, also -- >> thank you. >> i'm sorry, kari. a shout out to our friends who put us on the tv as well. without all of them you'd be seeing color bars. thank you. kari, you did that, that was yours. that was you. >> thank you. i just wish we could have all gotten together and celebrated. we were all scattered at home but at least we were together ahead of time on our social media and everything. let's get a look at our forecast today because if you checked out my webpage @karihallweather i've

been talking about how windy it's been and also still the high fire danger we'll have today especially for solano county as we track the quail fire, what's been going on there. we will still have these high fire conditions because of the low humidity and also because of those winds that have been gusting. it's been really windy over the weekend. you probably felt that. i put the relative humidity numbers on here. we will have some brighter colors here. as we go into the afternoon the humidity comes down to the 20% range and then the winds will be gusting at times at about 25 to 30 miles an hour. this evening it will still be windy as the humidity stays low and the vegetation is very dry. that's the reason we have to watch out for this. our vegetation right now is at about the levels it normally is

in about august. if you're heading out for a run it will be cool. in parts of the south bay, heading out around saratoga, no matter what time today you can get out for some high activity and still be very comfortable. some of our inland east bay temperatures will reach into the mid-80s today. mostly 70s and low 80s. winds backing off by the middle of the week but our temperatures will go up. we're looking at a hot midweek. by the weekend a new storm system will approach from the north and bring us cooler air. we'll see some gusty winds once again but much cooler temperatures as we go from the low 90s on wednesday to the 70s for the weekend and san francisco will also have a pretty significant cooldown as well as we head back to the 60s. mike, you've been watching the commute. what's been going on? are those metering lights on yet? all right, kari, if you were going to bet me i would say i lost. we do not have the metering

lights on. a live look out there. a good volume of traffic but monday we ebb and flow at the toll plaza and we haven't had a major problem over there. a live camera is showing folks slowing you down but i guess it's still interesting for folks to control that and decided to move it. no metering lights yet. there's slowing there and if they aren't turned on by 6:30 they may not turn them on this morning. there is a build out of the alat this month, marcus. i was right about that. >> you're always right about stuff. thank you, mike. coming up nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: a viewer we helped two years ago reaches out again, but something doesn't seem right. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. how we spotted a scam aimed at us. that's next. the

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neighbors stepping into action to take down that suspect. plus, a public memorial for george floyd being held in houston. this is as the officer charged with his murder is set to appear in court for the first time. we're going to look at what's expected to happen and the lawyer for another officer charged is now saying. when the world gets complicated, a lot goes through your mind. with fidelity wealth management, your dedicated adviser can give you straightforward advice and tailored recommendations. that's the clarity you get with fidelity wealth management.

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community is mourning after the deputy was shot and killed in the line of duty. next a live report on what we're learning about the suspect. plus, as calls for defunding police departments grow louder the mayor of the bay area's largest city, san jose, says he won't do it. we're going to talk about the reason why in a live report. and the fire danger increasing. kari is tracking the red flag warning for us in her forecast coming up in just minutes. but first the markets are open, taking a look right now, the dow is up 161 points. wall street hoping to build on friday's rally. a good monday morning to you. thank you for joining us with us. i'm marcus washington. laura is off. we still have your news and everything going for you. mike is keeping an eye on that commute. getting us ready for what we ca.

>> a little warmer. over the weekend with those gusty winds and the cold front coming through it was a little bit cooler than normal. let's head outside in dublin as we get started on this monday morning. you may need a jacket as our temperatures have dipped into the upper 40s but then we'll see it warming up today into the upper 70s, once again not bad at all as we head into the low to mid-80s in some of our warmest spots. in the south bay expect a high of 80 degrees and 84 today in santa rosa while san francisco will reach 72 degrees. we'll talk about hotter temperatures in our forecast coming up in a few minutes and, mike, you've been watching the commute. how is it looking? >> i found out who was betting against me? a live look shows you the metering lights were turned on at 6:25 this morning, just after i had predicted that be the case. look at the backup. moving pretty well in the cash lanes but are still backing up

here and the map shows you it's slow coming off the maze actually smooth until you get to the toll plaza itself and slow on the incline. that's about it. there may be a stall somewhere around highway 13. highway 24 but the rest of the bay looking good. back to you. >> thank you, mike. we want to talk about more peaceful protests across the nation and here within the last 24 hours. hundreds of people from oakland to vallejo taking to the streets again demanding justice not just for george floyd but for people killed at the hands of local police officers in recent days during protests and looting. and protesters across the country are launching a national movement demanding cities to defund police departments and make other major changes. san jose mayor sam liccardo says that his police department, well, they need more reform rather than less funding. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live for us at san jose pd to explain what kind of reform is already taking place. sharon? >> reporter: marcus, these protests are definitely raising questions on how to move

forward. mayor liccardo says the police department needs resources to protect themselves and the public. mayor liccardo has expressed support for the peaceful protesters and asked to stop using rubber bullets and rejects the idea of defunding the police department. he says a city budget released today will explain. in a statement released yesterday mayor liccardo said defunding police departments won't help us do it. it is the wrong idea at the worst possible time. last week the mayor called for a full review of san jose's use of force policies. san francisco's mayor has announced a plan to defund the police department and put more money into african-american communities. on the other end of the spectrum the minneapolis city council is planning to disband the city's police department, all in the wake of the death of george floyd. a veto proof majority of city councilmembers made the announcement at a rally over the weekend. the city councilmembers say they plan to invest in community led safety initiatives instead of

the police department. >> our commitment is to end our city's toxic relationship with the minneapolis police department, to end policing as we know it, and to re-create systems of public safety that actually keep us safe. >> reporter: meantime president trump and police department unions say that defunding the police department would only increase the risk to the public. reporting live in san jose, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> sharon, thank you. today a public memorial for george floyd will take place in houston. floyd died while in police custody after being pinned to the ground with an officer's knee to his neck more than eight minutes. other services were already held in honor of floyd in minneapolis as well as north carolina. meantime the man charged with the murder of floyd will appear in court for the first time. former officer derek chauvin is facing second-degree murder

charges. three other officers face charges of aiding and abetting second-degree murder. the lawyer for former officer thomas lane tells the "today" show that lane actually asked twice if officers should roll floyd over. >> now when he's holding his legs he asks chauvin, should we roll him over? chauvin says no. chauvin, if you've ever been in the military, you ask your sergeant should we do something, he says no, are you going to say, well, no, i'm going to do it anyway? i don't think so. >> there will be no cameras allowed in court today for those hearings. santa cruz communities are mourning the loss of a deputy killed in the line of duty saturday. he is described as a family man and a law enforcement veteran. roz plater is in santa cruz where a memorial for his honor is growing. >> reporter: this has struck the community pretty hard. that memorial is growing.

people even stopping by this morning as you see some of the officers filing out here. one man saying a prayer. all of this is very frustrating to people. it hammed on saturday afternoon after a wild scene, a shoot-out. the suspect attempted a carjacking to escape but two good samaritans stopped him in his tracks. >> he's going to get up! there's only two people holding him down! >> reporter: now this is cell phone video showing some tense moments after neighbors captured the suspect and held him down until officers arrived. it happened saturday afternoon in ben lomond. investigators say the suspect ambushed deputies after they arrived to investigate a suspicious van. the sheriff says the suspect opened fire, injured two deputies and killed 38-year-old sergeant damon gutzwiller, a beloved officer, husband and father. the community turned out in large numbers to pay tribute to him and to show their support.

>> we're letting the officers know that we have their back and that they matter. his life wasn't lost in vain. >> reporter: now the suspect has been identified as 32-year-old steven carrillo, that's the suspect, we're told, an active duty sergeant stationed at travis air force base. the fbi is also investigating whether there's a link between this case and the ambush killing of a federal security officer outside the federal courthouse. that happened in oakland on may 29th. both of those cases involved a white van, the van in this case was full of guns, we're told, as well as explosives. we expect to get more information about all of this at a about this investigation this afternoon. we're live in santa cruz. i'm roz plater for "today in the bay." >> all right, roz, thank you. there was a touching message from the santa cruz sheriff's office. this is after the massive turnout at a vigil last night

for sergeant gutzwiller. it reads in part, our hearts are heavy but your words, your prayers, your thoughts and support have been unmeasurable. eddie garcia also tweeting about the fallen sergeant. he posted this picture of the santa cruz sheriff's badge with a mourning band wrapped around it showing his support for the sheriff's office. firefighters are still battling a stubborn fire fueled by strong winds in solano county this started saturday afternoon we are winters, north of vacaville. so far 2,000 acres have burned. it's 40% contained and three structures are destroyed with at least another 100 threatened. evacuation orders have been lifted. kari, you say one of the fueling things to the fires are the winds. yeah, we've had really high winds over the weekend and low humidity and the vegetation is

really dry. in fact, we've had a lot of small fires around the bay area and still today have this red flag warning continuing for solano county and parts of the sacramento and san joaquin valleys as we go into today it will stay windy. i want to show you that with a relative humidity overlayed with the wind forecast and the color contours where we see the bright colors is where the winds will pick up today and the humidity levels will drop down into the mid-20s range with those winds at times at 25 to 40 miles an hour so still the threat of wildfires today. some of the brushfires as those winds stay gusty. and then in the next few days we're going to be heating up. i'll talk more about that coming up. mike has an update on how the morning commute is rolling. kari, we did have the metering lights turned on. the backup is there on the approach but the maze moves smoothly and so does the berkeley curve. that's good news. the map shows you overall things are moving very nicely. i want to call out what's been going on in the peninsula for

quite some time becoming more congested there. so there is a crash that happened early in the morning and there's still a pole down, a telephone pole might be down there and so we're watching for the area. maybe a light pole, in fact, just off the intersection. as we take a live look getting over there, the san mateo bridge moves smoothly. there's free month. a smooth drive here as well this is near the warm springs station and, marcus, you have some b.a.r.t. information. starting today b.a.r.t. trains will be running on a new schedule. this is to gear up for the opening of two new stations. the milpitas and north san jose's berryessa stations are opening saturday. also today the dublin station will stop selling those paper tickets. joining several others and moving to the clipper cards only. parents and teachers are now joining together to try to save a popular private school that closed suddenly after more than 80 years in walnut creek.

staff at the palmer school learned of the closure on friday. the headmaster said changes required by the pandemic were too much to bear. it is the second bay area private school to announce it will be closing at the end of this year so they won't be returning in the fall. customers behaving badly. up next meet the california retail worker that is going viral on social media sharing her experiences during the pandemic. >> president trump has a general problem and an admiral problem as more former top brass speak out against the president. let's take you out to wall street. the dow industrials up better than 200 points reflecting optimism in the jobs number and continuing the rally from last week. >> reporter: alameda county continues to reopen today. does that mean people who live here can final lip get a

haircut? we'll tell you in a few minutes. you're watching "today in the bay."

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schools must reopen safely with resources for protective equipment, sanitizing classrooms, and ensuring social distancing. tell lawmakers and governor newsom don't cut our students' future. pass a state budget that protects our public schools. right now at 6:44 let's head to the south bay with a live look outside and checking out our temperature trend in san jose, it's a chilly start but it will be a little bit warmer this afternoon as we go from 57 degrees at 8:00 to 78 degrees at 2:00. we'll talk about temperatures in some spots in the 90s coming up in a few minutes. and the bay bridge toll

plaza, the metering lights are on. there's a slower drive but it's not at a standstill. good news, san mateo bridge shows a build as well. not even close to what we see at the bay bridge. back to you. >> thanks, mike and kari. this could be good news for a lot of people today, happening today alameda county health leaders are easing more shelter at home restrictions. more face-to-face contact with loved ones. jackie ward is live to explain the bubbles idea. does this mean we're closer to getting those haircuts? >> reporter: gosh, i wish i could say that was the case. the hair salons and barber shops reopening is part of phase three and alameda county has yet to give a definitive date when that will happen. they are possible because of the pandemic -- or the progress they are making.

what is a social bubble? well, they're defining it as a group of 12 people or less from different households which should be maintained for three weeks. child care and camps, career internships and pathway programs, libraries may open for curbside pickup. limited person-to-person contact including dog grooming and dog walking. your dog can get a haircut here but you can't. civil and criminal jury trials will resume. you'll have to wear a mask, social distance and be medically screened at each courthouse. that's why we're live this morning. on friday we're anticipating hearing from governor gavin newsom about how the state plans on continuing to reopen. it's important to remember everything is happening on a county by county basis. jackie ward, "today in the bay." >> thank you, jackie. recent cases of retail rage, well, they're prompting one manager in modesto to launch a

new facebook page. she calls it retail life during covid-19. there she posts images of her recent bruised and bloodied face saying that a customer sucker punched her, this is after learning that the store had just sold an aboveground swimming pool that they agreed to hold. she says many of the recent harassment stories involve stressed customers dealing with in-store mask requirements. and her facebook page already has thousands of followers. more retired generals are speaking out against the commander in chief. the former secretary of state colin powell. before that he was the hero of operation desert storm. he was on cnn sunday saying the president has led us away from the constitution and saying he would vote for joe biden in november.

>> he lies all the time. he began lying about the inauguration when we began arguing about the size of the crowd that was there. people are writing books about his lying. i don't think that's in our interests. i didn't vote for him in 2006, the situation for 2020 in my mind has gotten worse. >> the general says 2006 will. he clearly meant 2016. not the first time the president has endorsed a democrat. he supported president obama. he told the u.n. ahead of the iraq war that iraqi scientists were building waems ining weap destruction, key into getting us into a war people now see as a mistake predicated on untruths. either way there is no question president trump has a problem with famous generals. last week retired marine general and former chief of staff james mattis also warned the country had gone three years without

mature leadership. to that you can add the commander in europe, retired admiral james sturvidas. he was on "meet the press" listing all the others opposed to the president. >> so i think the spectrum that runs from very reticent, jim mattis, john kelly, who were part of this administration, to people like me in the center, to people like general john allen and bill mccraven who have been quite critical, that whole spectrum jumped and felt that shock of watching active duty troops clear peaceful protesters. wrong answer. >> admiral stavidis held the same position as dwight eisenhower. very conservative, very republican national security adviser john bolton says he'll go ahead and publish a book even though the white house doesn't

want him to. bolton worked alongside the president. so did mattis and general john kelly. all republicans all appointed by trump or other republicans with insider knowledge of the day-to-day operations with inside the trump white house. president trump will meet with law enforcement officers today. that meeting closed to the public so far but we will continue to report on it. you can find me reporting on twitter. i'm @scottmcgrew. >> scott, thank you. trending this morning the prince estate is late artist's the death of freddie gray. ♪ enough is enough it's time for love ♪ >> that video shows the protest after gray as death who died in police custody which mirror the protests going on today. sharing a handwritten note from prince yesterday for his 62nd

birthday. it reads nothing more ugly in the whole wide world than intolerance between black, white, red, yellow, boy or girl. intolerance. a strong message there from prince. 6:51 for you that morning. a look at the forecast for you. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what we can expect today, the wind is really the big concern. we've had some really gusty winds over the weekend, the potential still for fire danger. looking over to the east bay and it's going to be a sunny day but a nice, cool start that warms up slightly more than yesterday. as we head to the south keeping

an eye on what's happening with what was tropical storm cristobal and now moving inland. if you have family around new orleans, over to mississippi and alabama, some really heavy rain that will be moving in and this tropical depression will move all the way up to wisconsin over the next few days. a lot of widespread rain as we go into the rest of the week. let's get a look at our temperatures as we reach into the mid-80s, a high of 80 degrees in the south bay. parts of the north bay will reach up to 86 degrees. those gusty winds that we will have for this afternoon will start to subside. the winds will calm down but then the heat goes up. the heat doesn't last that long and not as hot as the past couple spikes. we're heading up to about 90 and then we'll cool down for the

weekend as a new system passes us to the north. we come back to the 70s and low 80s. we're up and down with these temperatures, the highest point will be wednesday when we reach 90 degrees. the weekend 70s and 80s with a lot of sunshine. how is it looking now, mike, for that commute? it's building, kari. the live look shows you the span on the bay bridge westbound into san francisco will slow down at the decline heading into the city on the city's side. reports of a minor crash. there's more red now up to the toll plaza itself. the rest of the bay shows no further problems. back to you. >> thanks, mike. happening for you now, the

bellagio fountains in las vegas are running again but there aren't a lot of people seeing them there. i only say that because those who are there are saying it's more like a ghost town for the city's reopening over the weekend. tens of thousands of people are getting back to work. and coming up next as sin city leaders across -- as city leaders across the country face pressure to defund their police departments, san jose mayor sam liccardo says he's not going to do that. we're going to tell you why coming up. plus, more signs of life returning to some sort of normalcy there for casinos reopening today and it's just a short drive from the bay area. we're going to tell you all about it coming up. 6:54. you're watching "today in the bay." businesses are starting to bounce back.

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welcome back. the santa cruz sheriff's office where a memorial is growing for a deputy killed in the line of duty on saturday. authorities may reveal more about the suspect and his link to a deadly shooting of a federal security officer in oakland. this shows the tense moments we want to show you of neighbors when they captured the suspect. that is not the video we have

now. this all happened on saturday in ben lomond. investigators say that suspect ambushed deputies who were checking out a suspicious van. 38-year-old damon gutzwiller died. sergeant gutzwiller was described as a beloved officer, husband and father. he is survived by his wife, 2-year-old son and a baby on the way. san jose mayor sam liccardo is reje rejecting defunding police departments saying it won't help us do it. it is the wrong idea and the worst possible time and the budget released will reflect that. happening today popularcache creek casino renoeps yolo county. they posted video. it's been closed for nearly

three months. a live look at the forecast for you today where we can expect the wind to be blowing around, kari. it will still be windy and concern of a fire danger. our temperatures will only reach into the low 80s, and you can see how it heats up as we go to the middle of the week and then it cools down again as that weekend gets started. how is it looking now for the commute, mike? everything was great until a few minutes ago. chp called a traffic alert across the bay bridge. a crash is at fremont street, your first san francisco exit with the crash in the middle of the roadway. we may see more slowing at the metering lights. back to us here at the desk. all right, thanks so much, mike and kari. that does it for our monday y." a live look out. you can see the san francisco t monday morning. we're going to have more local news coming up at 7:25 this morning. the "today" show is next.

good morning. facing justice. derek chauvin, the officer in court for the first time today. this morning what the case against him may look like. one of the junior officer's attorneys speaking exclusively to nbc news. >> you ask your sergeant, should we do something, he says no. are you going to say, well, i'm going to do it anyway? i don't think so. >> the very latest including the final public memorial being held in floyd's hometown today. defund the police? the controversial idea gaining momentum across the country. the city