kari is keeping track of the high temperatures. we need to get ready for it. yes, we do. i think i'll go out for a walk as we start out with a live during my break this morning before those temperatures warm up. look outside in the south bay we'll see our temperatures in we're already at 64 degrees as the mid-50s and it warms up we look at our current quickly today. we'll be 88 degrees at 1:00 temperatures in concord. the rest of us in the upper 50s. today. so get out there early. we'll talk about a cooldown in our forecast coming up next. if you want to go out for a jog in antioch and are starting out early this morning it's the best right now in l.a. crews time to get outside as our working from the ground and the temperatures heat up today, sky to contain this brush fire you'll probably want to get off the 405 freeway in bel air. somewhere where you can stay cool. you might be familiar with this nice to have some air conditioning as our temperatures area. will reach into the mid-90s that fire burning on the opposite side of the freeway as there. we are getting that natural air the gaetti center. so far at least 50 acres have conditioning continuing along the coastline. burned.etty center. we'll talk more about this and so far at least 50 acres have also a nice cooldown for us all burned. no structures are being coming up in the forecast. threatened and no evacuations. mike, you've been watching the firefighters have stopped the roads. any slow spots right now? progress of the fire. no, kari, not really a slow there were two other fires in the same area the past two years. spot but i have a concern. the live camera at richmond san former vice president joe rafael bridge looks east and we biden will continue his see the beautiful silhouet lighm conversation on racial injustice

today. he's holding a virtual town hall looking for smoke. i don't see any. west 580, look how light the traffic is. the map shows you right around the split around central and with the naacp. carlson we do have reports of a fire visible from the freeway. >> we cannot leave this moment at least a little bit of smoke. thinking we can once again turn away from racism, it stains at nothing major reported but we'll follow that and track it. that's the third small fire along the freeway over the our very soul, from systemic course of the morning. marcus, the freeways are all abuse that still plagues green. american lives. back to you. >> good to know, mike. back to you. breaking news in vallejo where multiple people are injured after an apparent >> joe biden has won two more drive-by shooting. they have been working primaries, west virginia and throughout the night to get the information for you and "today georgia. biden has the delegates needed to win the nomination. in the bay's" jackie ward is live this morning. five states held primaries what are police saying about this, jackie? yesterday. georgia was one of them and they >> reporter: police are only experienced long lines deep into confirming that more than:00 lan the night long after the polls had closed. they had to deal with a lack of part of vallejo. we are still trying to learn how many victims and what their training on new voting machines. some voters also never received absentee ballots. an investigation has already

status may be. this shooting happened between been launched. wendy and amelia streets. the president made a bizarre accusation against an elderly witnesses tell us they believe protester on tuesday. >> that's right. scott mcgrew joins us now. it was a drive-by shooting. president trump says the man shoc witnesses also say about an hour shoved by police may have been after the shooting there was trying to jam their radios. yeah, and there's no evidence of that. good morning. screaming and crying from inside he also said the man may be an the home. police have not confirmed any of that, though. antifa provocateur and there's so we are pressing them for no evidence of that either. details. we will continue to ask police the incident in buffalo, new exactly what happened and potentially why. york, a 75-year-old man we'll bring you that information as soon as we learn it. approached police and was pushed to the ground. he hit his head. jack which ward, "today in the bay." he's still in the hospital as we >> jackie, thank you. george floyd's brother testifies in washington today as speak. president trump in a tweet says lawmakers grapple with how to the man fell harder than he was deal with police brutality. pushed and said he had a, quote, "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live for us with what scanner in his hand he may have they're considering and been use to go try to block out president trump's controversial tweet that republicans won't police communication. even talk about. the two officers who pushed him tracie? down have been suspended. the idea the man was trying to >> reporter: marcus, good jam police radio is a conspiracy morning. most of them just walked by the theory that the president had cameras when asked about it. heard on the right wing news

they'll be focused on the hearing, the house judiciary agency one americas go back to . committee on police brutality. the conspiracy theory got its a number of people including start from the odd way the man civil rights leaders talking leads with his hand with what about how do you bring democrats and republicans together and appears to be a cell phone. we don't know why he approached what can they do to stop this from happening. police during the demonstration. we don't know why he did it that way. one day after burying his remember, the president of the united states has access to the world's best intelligence agencies, and he could certainly broth brother, he appears on capitol ask them why that happened or to hill to talk about police look into it. brutality. >> i want justice forat a i want to show you a brief clip of the record that the president is talking about. >> according to saturday the national database of police misconduct arguing americans are demanding action. 75-year-old protester martin >> we have to get this across gugino shown at last week's the finish line. protest is a well-known activist bragging on social media -- >> the reporter making that >> reporter: the white house is report is christian ruse. considering its own proposal if you're trying to place that including executive action by acce

president trump that may include accent, it's russian. he works for oann and also tracking misconduct. writes for sputnik which is the news agency funded and run by tack takes like chokeholds are under discussion and reducing kremlin. budgets not getting support from while much of the controversy is over the president of the united states making an accusation, an either party. >> defunding the police is not the answer. unfounded accusation, against a reforming the police practices makes sense. fellow american and there's more controversy about other senators >> reporter: mitch mcconnell is and congress people in his own questioning whether demonstrations are safe. party saying they've never seen the tweet, they don't want to talk about it, the real problem may be the fact that the president is using unfiltered >> what do you make of the president's tweets? information from a guy who used >> reporter: most republicans to work for the kremlin. staying silent on tweeting an you'll recall after president unsubstantiated conspiracy trump met with vladimir putin theory about the 75-year-old man the president was asked if he pushed to the ground by buffalo believed putin or his own american intelligence agencies police. >> it was a shocking thing to and their allegations russia say. >> reporter: washington on edge interfered with our elections. and under pressure to act. he said he believed putin. president putin says it's not russia. i don't see any reason why it would be, he said. now, new this morning, we're the "today" show will take a hearing from democratic closer look at the issue coming presidential presumptive nominee up at 7:00 right here on nbc bay joe biden weighing in on this

with some old ideas and some new area. we're tweeting about it as well. you can find me on twitter. ones on how to stop police i'm @scottmcgrew. >> thanks, scott. brutality. one of the things that he's talking about is punishment for no official response yet from baseball owners now mulling false 911 calls involving race. the latest counterproposal from he also wants independent players in the ongoing back and prosecutors to look at police forth to agree on playing actual killings and he does not support games this year. now for fans keeping score at defunding police but he has home, it seems like all sides suggested that social service can do is just play games with workers should go out with each other. sources say that the players police on calls when warranted. served up an 89-game that's the latest this morning. counterproposal with full tracie potts, "today in the prorated salaries. bay." >> tracie, thank you. insiders are tweeting the offer is a nonstarter for the owners. and while the deal seems far off also testifying at the same one sportswriter for "the hearing, recent facebook posts. athletic" says it ain't over until it's over. >> one way or another we'll have a baseball season at this point. authorities are still that seems relatively clear. the question is how many games investigating the possible link to the death of david underwood are they going to play and that's the level of and saturday's deadly ambush on >> now the players will have the deputies in ben lomond. season end in mid to late "the press democrat" this november. owners said the season has to morning reporting two wrap up before then especially developments tied to the ongoing if there's a coronavirus resurgence.

protests in the north bay. the first has to do with rubber trending this morning, movie bullets used by officers. police in santa rosa are star jamie foxx is actually investigating complaints from three protesters who suffered speaking out about his recent participation in the black lives matter protests including one head injuries ranging from deep that happened just last week in cuts to broken facial bones. san francisco. the oscar winner and his the chief is not commenting on those specific cases other than daughters took part in a saying officers are trained not demonstration in los angeles and to fire at the head. on instagram he calls the experience, quote, bittersweet and heartbreaking. foxx has been outspoken in they have received more than calling for change following the death of george floyd. 11,000 signatures in one week. trending for you this the mayor says he's gotten a lot morning, this is a little heavy for us, singer leon bridges just of calls and people say they releasing a new song "sweeter" which tells the story of racism should make themselves heard from the perspective of a black when budget hearings begin. man taking his last breath. new details for you that morning, muni says it will no >> on instagram bridges details longer transport sfpd officers to city protests. his experience with racism as a the transit agency says that child and how he was taught to conduct himself to police. move is to support staff he says this is the first time he cried for a man that he'd community. never met. critics blasted muni after they ♪ hoping for a life more

sweeter ♪ were in riot gear onboard buses. restaurants in san francisco are gearing up for the reopening ♪ instead i'm just a story of outdoor dining on friday. mayor london breed's surprise >> he goes on to say, i am announcement caught many off guard because it's earlier than george floyd, my brothers are expected. george floyd, and my sisters are but in the heart of the north george floyd. beach area the news is this i cannot and i will not be silenced any longer. owner cooking up big plans including a menu and special nice way to bring attention to dishes. he has to meet new restrictions the issue as well. including plexiglas to separate all generations. >> it really is. customers. he's ready for a huge demand. it's affected so many people and so many people want to really >> they ask every day when can make people feel better in some kind of way whether it's just we be open, when we can do expressing themselves or dining in the restaurant. uplifting them in some kind of way. i really think there will be a lot of people, it will be a >> mm-hmm. very nice. perspective. we're always talking about it. great day. >> he says business has been >> absolutely. like a stock market way up, way 5:22 for you -- 5:52. down, and now back up again. i don't want to go backwards this morning. in italian the phrase would meteorologist kari hall has been keeping track of the translate as ride the tiger. temperatures that are going up.

yeah, you just want to get mixed reaction this morning closer to those 90s in the to palo alto's push in helping forecast today, right? so we're going to have a hotter downtown restaurants reopen. the palo alto weekly reports forecast today and it's still that councilmembers have going to be pretty warm tomorrow, but then it cools down approved closing stretches of in time for the weekend. university and california street to allow more space for diners. let's get a live look outside in san francisco. it's no secret sun rise is my california street will close tomorrow and university two weeks from now. favorite part of the day and critics fear the closures will it's also the time where it feels very nice across the bay hurt businesses on the cross streets. area as we look at our temperatures in the low 50s 5:08 for you that morning. right now. in livermore we're at 64 in struggling san francisco renters concord and the morning in may now be sleeping a little bit oakland is at 59 degrees. this is where we're headed, easier after the approval of new reaching up to 81 degrees in eviction protections. oakland. 93 in napa and will reach the but renters and other communities trying to make it in low 90s in the south bay. the bay may still be tossing and there will be a few spots turning wondering what about me? "today in the bay's" kris reaching the mid-90s. sanchez is live for us now with a look at the big picture for a cooldown coming our way. us. kris? with that system that will bring in the cooler air, there will be >> reporter: there are permanent some spotty showers and it looks protections for renters who could not pay their rent because like it stays furpt to the north of any coronavirus related of the bay area. we'll have to see how much of

the north bay can get in at reason, a job loss or sickness. least on some spotty showers they are now protected from between late friday night and eviction and cannot be evicted. saturday morning. and then as we look at the rest of the forecast that high now that protection that went pressure starts to build once into place at the beginning of the pandemic is now permanent. again. our temperatures will be going the rent will still be due. back up. so we have a brief break from you have to know that. tenants cannot be evicted for the warm weather. as we head to the end of the not paying it as soon as the weekend we can see even early shelter order lifts and they next week we are back to those can't be charged interest nor can they be charged late fees. temperatures in the 90s. mike, how is it looking for the today the state assemblyman chu drive right now? kari, we had the early start will address the same kinds of which we expect over the issues for renters all across altamont pass. we'll take you to the maps and california. show you the speed sensors, of in addition to address the course, they are below the speed housing stability issue, the state judicial council may vote limit, very slow as the 205 and 580 merge on our map on the to end it allowing local right-hand side. a smooth flow despite the volume counties to decide what they of traffic and so then through need based on their own covid-19 livermore 84 not an issue and picture. over on the left side we have if the council votes to end it, 880 that's held steady with good the statewide protections for speed. the earlier crash at a street. renters would end on august 3rd. landlords are on the other side of the equation and they say we'll look at circle the 101 in that without collecting rent the south bay. they can't pay their mortgages north 101 680, the typical or property taxes and other

expenses. communities are also looking to come up with funding or for tax slowing. it was so short-lived that traffic is moving smoothly now. relief to help keep them afloat we'll take one more live shot as well. that state proposal i mentioned and that will be it as we look that will be floated today for at the bay bridge toll plaza. the first time is going to we have no problem, a smooth happen via a zoom webinar at flow of traffic and the east 10:00 this morning. shore freeway is about 18 if you want to participate minutes to this point. back to you. listen in. you can find a link on my facebook page and twitter feed. >> thank you, mike. happening now dozens of hotels kris sanchez, "today in the in mexico are partially back bay." >> kris, thank you. happening this afternoon open. this week hundreds of tourists jackie speier holds a virtual begin checking in to those resorts in the cancun area. town hall on maneuvering through they were shut down for two the paycheck protection program. months due to the pandemic. that's the program meant to help some resorts are doing things small businesses impacted by the like disinfecting guests luggage pandemic and starts at 4:00 p.m. and doing away with buffet and paper menus. full details are posted on her there's much more ahead on twitter feed. also happening today pg&e this wednesday morning on "today in the bay." hosts its latest webinar on including how oakland police ar. ongoing efforts to reduce wildfire risk. the utility is hosting interactive online forums county plus san jose mayor sam liccardo by county to talk about changing his mind, what he now says police should not use as mitigation work and reducing the weapons in large crowds. impact from planned power shutoffs. today's event focuses on

alameda, contra costa and marin counties t. starts at 5:30 and you can link to it from pg&e's home page. well, of course, we're getting set for the day. i know today is going to be a hot one, kari, so people need to be prepared. it could be a little -- is it going to get so hot it could be dangerous for people without air conditioning? >> yeah, it's always dangerous when you don't have air conditioning and you talk about temperatures getting into the 90s. we are going to have that again today. as we get a live look outside in san jose it's nice that we are starting to see more of the cooling centers opening or other places where you can go to find some air conditioning. as we look at our temperature trend for today in the south bay at 1:00 we're at 82 degrees which is already above normal and then we are going to see in some spots, once again, near record high temperatures. but i don't think we'll set new records. we'll see those numbers very close in many of our inland

micro climates. we'll talk more about this and ♪ also a pretty significant here's what we want everyone to do. cooldown ahead in the forecast. mike, you've been watching the commute. any new issues coming up? count all the hugs you haven't given. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. we have a couple issues right where the congestion is the trips you haven't taken. building. we'll talk about the maps first keep track of them. and show you overall the green each one means one less person vulnerable, sensors around the bay showing a nice, smooth drive as we would one less person exposed, expect. we'll take you out to the and one step closer to a healthier community. altamont, again, as you would expect slowing off the merge so for now, keep your distance. with 205. but one of your alternate roads, but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. a crash at grant line and around greenville reports of debris across lanes. i don't know what and i only see mild slowing. we'll track that. back to you. >> thanks, mike. testing positive. still ahead at 5:25, members of washington, d.c.'s national guard reveal they're infected following massive protests. what's being done to protect others. wall street is up and down. plus the fed tries to predict the future.

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council on friday. we're actually just learning that major league soccer has finalized a season aorlando. it's going to start on july 8th. it will involve a 54-game tournament eventually winding down to the championship. a little different this year. san jose earthquake players just resumed their individual z3wvnz z1s6z workouts. they showed up in masks, you see there. they had to get their temperature taken to be cleared to even participate. they also stayed at least ten feet apart while running all of their drills. >> right now at 6:00, breaking news in vallejo. multiple people injured in an overnight shooting. we are there live with the very latest on the investigation. plus -- >> we have to continue going on so that way change will happen. y3wvny y1s6y >> no sign of letting up. demands for change continue from the bay area to washington, d.c. coming up in a live report why

george floyd's brother will right now at 5:15 as we get appear today on out the door in the east bay and in walnut creek we're going to see our temperatures starting out in the mid to upper 50s. but then as we go through the day it's going to warm up as we get ready for the highs to peak in the 90s. we will have a cooldown in the forecast. more on that coming up in a few minutes. good morning and a very happy wednesday to you as well. the founder and ceo of crossfit is out after another controversy. this time a zoom call made public in which greg glassman told gym owners he didn't issue a company statement about police violence and the death of george floyd. glassman seen here on an earlier cnbc program. he would later write tweets making light of floyd's death. reebok has cut ties with crossfit. many gyms say they will drop the name crossfit. google has unveiled a back to the office plan with 10%

allowed back in, but no gym, no cafeteria, only boxed lunches. and it's ending its free breakfast and dinner altogether according to a memo from the ceo. the search giant says 30% of its staff will be permitted back in the office by september. today is the second day of the fed's two-day meeting. at the end of it we will hear from fed chairman jerome powell. we don't expect any movement on interest rates. they're already at zero. but he may give a forecast as to what he thinks is ahead for the economy. powell's statement will come on the heels of a very grim forecast from the organization of economic coordination or oec saying the best case we can hope for is a 6% contraction. that would be the best. and that's without a second wave of a pandemic which we're already seeing in some states. the stock market has been on lately. the nasdaq briefly crossed

10,000. the s&p 500 more or less back where it was when the pandemic started and much of that is the fed's do. it's increased the money supply, cutrally. and yesterday we told you the state of c issuing guidance on when movie theaters can reopen. some of them as soon as this friday. the movie chain amc says it hopes to have all theaters open by july though it's warned it may not have the money to stay open. and then there's the question for the audience or of the audience as well. not only are states limiting how many people can see a movie at one time, it's not clear how many people, marcus, will see a movie at all. and then, of course, that has an effect on the studio. studios aren't going to release blockbuster movies if no one is going. what might be fun is to release old movies. i would see raiders of the lost ark in theaters again. that would be fun. >> get people warmed up to going back. >> yeah, right, exactly, because

there are some great films you should see on the big screen. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> thanks so much, scott. all right, talking about the little screen here after 33 seasons "cops" is officially canceled. paramount is pulling the show from the air amidst ongoing protests. a show with a similar format "live pd" is on hiatus. also hbo max is temporarily pulling the record setting classic "gone with the wind" which sold the most tickets ever. it's now being criticized for how it depicts racism and slavery. the network plans to bring back the film at some point with more of a historical context. trending this morning, three-time grammy award winning chance the rapper not only a powerful force when it comes to the music industry but certainly society as well. and he says he's going to continue to fight for justice and equality. >> so he spoke with carson daley about keeping faith in these uncertain times.

>> i mean, it's been probably the most that been in the word, rea worry is pointless in terms of the things that we have no control over. we just have to go over how much faith we put in god. >> he also talked about making music while in quarantine and his thoughts on the death of george floyd. you can catch the full interview. it will be right here on nbc bay area. it comes up right after "today in the bay" at 7:00. >> something to look forward to. who is looking forward to the heat today? you can already feel it. >> nope, nope. i am looking forward to the cooler temperatures. that will be here soon. we just have to make it through today and tomorrow and then we'll have a really nice friday and saturday. i mean, that will be right on time. here is a live look outside as we get ready to start out this day in the tri-valley checking out dublin and our temperature trend. so we're in the upper 50s this

morning. and then you see it's going straight up today as we heat up, as we go to the early afternoon. we'll reach into the mid-80s already by 1:00. as you can see that seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen will show you a nice little cooldown. check out your microclimate. we're looking at the pollen count. you really just start to see it as you step outside. the grass pollen right now the top allergen. as we get a look at our high temperatures, you're going out this morning for a walk or getting the day started, we'll have a cool morning but we heat up to the low to mid-90s for the inland east bay, even the north bay in the low 90s. and san jose will reach up to 92 degrees while san francisco will be in the mid-70s. as if we haven't had a lot of crazy weather, let's talk about the weekend because we know that it will cool off. then as we head to saturday

there will be the chance that there may be some spotty showers for parts of the far north bay and, yes, this is june and we're still talking about rain chances here. it is great to see dry season. we'll have to wait and see if that happens, but as of right now looks like we'll have these hot temperatures in the near term and a nice cooldown in time for the weekend. mike, you've been watching the commute. what's been going on out there? we have little incidents going on. things are calm. mostly thumbs up. i'll take you out to the maps and show you that overall it has that green at speed for most of your freeways, out to the altamont, over on the right is the slowing and debris reported around greenville. no update from chp but no closure and no added slowing. it's just building out of the altamo altamont. on your left side you see that crash in hayward out of san leandro. there may be something new going

on for 880 there. more detail once chp arrives. a smooth drive to the bay bridge and a live look at the toll plaza, laura, shows you traffic is moving very smoothly. you may see the metering lights on within the next hour. back to you. the sun coming up, too. thank you, mike. next on "today in the bay," why you may have to dig a little deeper into your wallet at the grocery store. but first -- let's talk about all that's been going on. >> that's meteorologist kari hall there. our team always on social media. she is actually talking about the big changes her family has made during the pandemic. you can watch the full video and follow kari on facebook, instagram and twitter.

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welcome back. 5:26 for you this morning. and several members of the d.c. national guard are now infected with the coronavirus. this comes after a mass protest in the nation's capital last week. no word on the exact number, but it's not believed to be too high. while some troops wore protective equipment, most were not wearing masks. and it was pretty much impossible to maintain social distancing. a church in southern california is facing possible health violations due to a new outbreak. health leaders say three people tested positive from a chula

vista church. this video shows members not wearing facemasks or social distancing. contract tracers are now looking into whether the virus spread to others. a new union survey of 79 southern california meat processing plants finds at least 35% have at least one positive case of covid-19. the "l.a. times" reports that the survey also finds 80% of employees are not testing for the virus. coronavirus concerns are contributing to a spike in grocery prices across the country and is now hitting consumers' wallets. >> i would say our grocery bill has gone up probably 20% to 30%. normally, and especially meat, our kids, that's all they want. >> the "today" show will look closer at the spike in grocery store prices coming up for you right after "today in the bay." well, we are following some breaking news this morning. multiple people shot overnight in vallejo. coming up next on "today in the bay," a live report from the

scene on the injuries and a look at the investigation. plus, we're going to talk about the growing debate over police in schools. why changes may soon be coming for at least two bay area districts. 5:28 this morning. businesses are starting to bounce back.

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>> back to normal but at what cost? up next the newest numbers are in on the spike in coronavirus cases across the bay area. even in the midst of more reopenings. and get ready to crank up the ac. the warming trend continues. just how hot will it get today. kari hall's forecast is coming up next. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike is keeping an eye on the commute for us this morning. first, we have to start with meteorologist kari hall because that warm-up is something we're all going to experience. but it's not going to stick around for a long, long time. yeah, it doesn't stick around for long. and so we are going to start out this morning with some milder temperatures than we've seen the past few mornings. as we head out the door in mountain view expect it to start out at 58 degrees at 6:00. and you can see it reaching into

the upper 70s here, and our inland valleys will heat up into the mid-90s today. so we'll have this today, still warm tomorrow but then cooling off. so i'll have more of that in the forecast. mike, you've been watching the commute. how is it looking? no surprises. that's what we want for the morning commute. we have slowing out of the altamont, west 580. the earlier debris looks like it's in greenville. no problems for the south bay. a little slowing along the peninsula, maybe foothill expressway and the toll plaza is empty, well, moving smoothly. the approach in berkeley we have a lot of traffic. laura, back to you. we do have breaking news from the north bay we're following as well. a shooting leaving multiple people hurt in vallejo. our news desk has been busy working to get information for you overnight. and now "today in the bay's" jackie ward is live on the scene this morning with the very latest, jackie. what do you know?

>> reporter: good morning. police are staying tightlipped about what happened. all they're confirming with us there are multiple victims after a shooting that happened some time before 10:00 last night in the northern part of vallejo. this happened on cynthia avenue between wendy and amelia streets. witnesses tell us that they believe this was a drive-by shooting. a 4-year-old's birthday party may have been recently held. witnesses say about an hour after the shooting there was a sudden screaming and crying from inside the home. police have not confirmed any of that, though. so we are continuing to press them for details this morning. again, we don't know how many victims there may be or what their statuses are this morning. we're continuing to call police and ask them for that information. we'll, of course, bring you that update as soon as we learn it. jack which waie ward, "today in" oakland police are talking more about the man shot and killed saturday night by officers on oakland's east side. cell phone video capturing the

scene after. now investigators say erik salgado was recklessly driving a car recently stolen from a dealership during looting in oakland. they say that he repeatedly rammed his car at chp officers who then fired, also injuring salgado's girlfriend inside the car. friends are calling it excessive force. >> it doesn't matter what the reason was. i'm sure there were 1,000 better ways to handle the situation than they did. >> police say the car was one of 74 stole friend a san leandro dealership last week. a civil rights attorney john burris is now representing the family. and two major bay area school districts are reconsidering their relationship with law enforcement after the police custody death of george floyd. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live for us with this new story overnight. >> reporter: marcus, later today the oakland board of education will consider a so-called george floyd resolution calling for

disillusion of that district's police depart. if you're not aware the oakland police department has ten police officers and about 50 security officers that they employ. the proposal calls for the money for that police department instead to go towards other positions such as social workers, psychologists and restorative justice practitioners. the proposed resolution reads in part, and i'm quoting, it has become clear the district can no longer sit quietly and deploy its own force amid countless acts of violence particularly against black men and boys, unquote. the chief of the oakland schools police department points out that officers responds to 1,000 calls a semester at the school but is open to a hybrid compromise that would employ his officers and whatever the school district has in mind. the black organizing project will hold a news conference this afternoon in support of the george floyd resolution before the board meets at 5:30 tonight. yesterday the san francisco unified school district considered a similar proposal to

cut ties with police and to end their financial support of the police. "the examiner" reports the district's five-year memorandum of understanding with sfpd is already up for refuel, was already facing resistance and it is now greater in light of what happened in george floyd. no date set for when the board will vote on a new memorandum of understanding with sfpd. bob redell, "today in the bay." protesters taking their message to the streets of oakland and oakland mayor libby schaaf. tonight they plan to call for defunding the oakland police department during a protest happening right outside of her home. in the meantime the city of berkeley plans to prohibit the police from using tear gas. councilmember robinson tweeted the city council made that decision last night. startling new data out this morning showing the number of new covid-19 cases on the rise right here in the bay area.

this has businesses start to slowly reopen their doors. santa clara, contra costa and alameda counties are all reporting double digit increases and the daily cases over the last week. while the number of those cases are going up governor gavin newsom says hospitals in california are better prepared to handle the sick patients and experts tell us that testing and contact tracing will play important roles in controlling the spread of covid-19. >> it's one thing to test a positive case but you want to prevent the on ward transmission and that's something we need to work on. >> also health experts say it's still not clear just yet how nationwide protests will impact the spread of the virus. families struggling in the east bay now have a new resource to help them. family matters is a new shelter created jointly by emeryville and oakland. the building is a former recreation center which emeryville wasn't using to round

up the city, state, and federal money to eventually open the doors. social distancing rules, just ten families will be allowed to move in today. one of the bay area's biggest malls is getting ready to reopen. westfield valley fair will welcome customers monday with modified hours. masks are required and social distancing protocols will be in place. the sun valley shopping center in concord will also reopen thursday. not all stores will be open. santa cruz and monterey counties are lifting restrictions on hotels and vacation rentals starting on friday. give you a chance to get away. a look at what else will be open there. gyms, fitness centers, and swimming pools, also bars and tasting rooms, as well as campgrounds and rv parks. family friendly activities like aquariums, movie theaters, galleries and museums as well.

under the new order santa cruz beaches will stay closed until july 6. they are open for running or walking but not between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. surfing, swimming, and paddle boarding are still allowed. marcus, if you're out for a walk or a hike, i know you like to do that, wear your boots and be careful because rattlesnakes are out. there are reportedly three times the normal amount right now all due to the weather. don't blame it on kari, though. the unusually warm february brought out all the snakes for breeding, also baby snakes will be out soon checking out their surroundings. i'm not a snake fan. >> i think we've all had at least a close encounter with those rattlesnakes. >> oh, yeah. i've had several. >> baby snakes all over.

>> good morning, baby snakes all over. have a great day. >> you get a snake. you get a snake. you get a snake. >> i wonder why people don't want to watch the news these days. come on! at least tell us it will be cool today, kari. you have to know what's going on. and it's going to be hot out there today. i wanted to show you a look of this view from the hills looking over to antioch. i was thinking about going hiking this weekend. you just have to be careful. let's check out our high temperatures to the south bay. we'll be in the low 90s in morgan hill today reaching 93 degrees. we're going to see mid-90s in parts of the inland east bay with concord today reaching 94 degrees, but it does stay cool along the coast. you can look at the range in temperatures as we reach the upper 60s in half moon bay. palo alto reaches 90 degrees. 75 in the mission district and the north bay high temperatures mostly in the low 90s. we'll talk about some cooler air in the forecast and, mike, you have a pretty cool look at that

commute this morning. mostly that cool, green color. as we look out to the bay, no delays and no problems getting to the bay bridge. there is good volume through berkeley. i expect the metering lights within the next half hour. looking at a bigger view of the bay we see the altamont pass, your typical slow and also for the tri-valley, we'll talk about that coming up. i wanted to point out north 101 through san jose we're starting to see the volume build as we approach 5:45. it's 5:41, of course, so that slowing has just started. back to you. thank you very much, mike. up in flames. still ahead on "today in the bay," some scary scenes overnight in southern california as a fire burns close to the 405. the fight under way to put it out. plus, long lines and frustration. we're going to talk about the problems with georgia's primary elections and the new calls for an investigation to be launched. you saw the president made that bizarre accusation against

a protesters. why the accusation itself may not be the biggest problem in the white house. and speaking out, jamie foxx reflects on his heartbreaking protest experience with his kids. we'll talk about that coming up. 5:42.

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