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 right now at 6:43 let's get resumed their individual outside in walnut creek as we workouts. they showed up in masks, you see make plans for the day it's there. they had to get their temperature taken to be cleared going to start out fairly mild, but the early morning hours the to even participate. they also stayed at least ten best time to be outside and feet apart while running all of being active as our temperatures heat up quickly going into this their drills. >> right now at 6:00, breaking afternoon. we'll have highs in the 90s but news in vallejo. then it cools off. multiple people injured in an more on that in the forecast coming up. overnight shooting. we are there live with the very latest on the investigation. traffic going to the high plus -- rise in the san mateo bridge >> we have to continue going on away from us is just fine. on the peninsula there may be an so that way change will happen. >> no sign of letting up. issue. plywood reported. we'll talk that coming up. demands for change continue from the bay area to washington, d.c. right now in l.a. new video coming up in a live report why of firefighters working from the george floyd's brother will ground and the air.

appear today on capitol hill. this is to contain the brush fire offfreeway. suddenly in a matter of two this is in bel air. days san francisco restaurants you may be familiar with that can reopen for outdoor dining. area. it's the opposite side of the the surprise announcement that freeway as the getty center, at has some chefs pulling out all the stops not to mention some least 50 acres burned since special recipes. the third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now. midnight. no homes evacuated. firefighters have now stopped the fire's progress. and a good wednesday morning this is the third fire in that to you. thanks for starting your morning same area over the past two right here with us. i'm marcus washington. years. the likely democratic >> and i'm laura garcia. good to see you, everybody. good to be back. presidential nominee joe biden will continue his conversation on racial injustice today. warmer temperatures. he's holding a virtual town hall better find a cool place to eat today, kari. meeting with the naacp ceo derek absolutely. yonsson. it's going to be heatingunch tid biden received and delivered a video message yesterday for dinner time. we are going to start out, george floyd's funeral. though, with a nice, cool morning for most of us in concord. >> we cannot leave this moment we're going to be in the mid-60s. thinking we can turn away from look at how fast these temperatures start to ramp up and we'll be in the upper 80s by early in the afternoon reaching raci racism, from systemic abuse that the mid-90s today. in san jose a high of 92 still plagues american lives.

degrees. 81 in oakland and napa will >> in the meantime biden has won reach 93 degrees. two more democratic primaries we won't set any records here surpassed the number ofd but then there's a nice cooldown in the forecast. i'll talk more about that in a delegates needed to win the few minutes. nomination. in all five states held mike, how is it looking for the their primaries yesterday but in commute? kari, we're looking at a georgia there were some problems as voters experience long lines smooth drive. i want to show you a map. deep into the night long after we circled an area, 280 the polls close. it had to do with newly northbound. purchased voting machines and there was one section with overnight work. they just cleared it so i think lack of training among precinct they're clearing the equipment there. workers. that's what's going on traveling some voters never received up past the expressway. absentee ballots. an investigation has already a quick look at berkeley shows been launched. 6:46 and the president made you the volume holding steady. bizarre accusation against an back to you. elderly man protesting on >> all right, thank you very tuesday. much, mike. i want to get right to that breaking news we're following this morning. >> that's right. we saw that man injured in video. scott mcgrew, president trump "today in the bay's" jackie ward joins us live. says the man that was shoved by police may have been trying to multiple people injured in an jam radios. apparent drive-by shooting. what else do you know? >> reporter: unfortunately, police are staying pretty quiet categorically no evidence that was the case. about this shooting that he also said it might be an happened some time before 10:00

last night. antifa provocateur, this elderly they are only confirming that man. there's no evidence of that multiple people were shot, so either. this is the incident you saw in more than one person is kuf buffalo, new york. a 75-year-old man approached suffering from gunshot wounds. police, was pushed to the we don't know about the victims. this happened some time before ground, hit his head. 10:00 last night on cynthia he is still in the hospital. avenue between wendy and amelia president trump in a tweet says streets. the man fell harder than he was pushed, like he was faking it, witnesses tell us they believe and said he had a, quote, this was a drive-by shooting. scanner in his hand, that he a 4-year-old's birthday party may have taken place earlier. witnesses say about an hour have been trying to use to black after the shooting they heard out police communication. the two officers who pushed him down have been suspended. the idea the man was trying to jam police radios is a sudden screaming and crying from inside the home. police have not confirmed any of conspiracy theory that the that information, though, so we president heard from the are continuing to press them for right-wing news agency one details. we will continue to call police america news. he quoted them. to try to get some sort of let's go back to that video. the conspiracy started with the update as this investigation continues. odd way that the man leads with in vallejo, jackie ward, "today his hand and what appears to be a cell phone. we don't know why he approached in the bay." >> jackie, thank you. live now to capitol hill, police during the demonstration, this is where george floyd's te but, remember, the president of the united states has access to the world's finest intelligence considering and president agencies and he could certainly trump's tweets. ask them to look into it.

>> reporter: some republicans just walked right by the cameras but instead is relying on a and microphones when asked about report on the internet from the tweet. today they'll be focusing on what could turn out to be oann. let me show you a brief clip the president is talking about. emotional testimony from george >> according to the conservative floyd's brother and others house saturday, 75-year-old coming to talk to congress about how to deal with police protester martin gugino shoved brutality. by buffalo police is a one day after burying his well-known ak vctivist bragging brother philonese floyd appears social media. >> the reporter making that to testify about police report is christian rousse. brutality. >> i want justice for my if you're trying to place the brother. my big brother. accent, it's russian. he works for oann and worked for sputnik, the news agency funded democrats want to ban choke and run by the kremlin. holds and create a national so while a lot of the database of police misconduct controversy is over the president making strange arguing americans are demanding action. accusations against a fellow >> we have got to get this american and there's other across the finish line. controversy about whether >> they want bold reform. republican senators and congressmen or congress people and meaningful changes to assist will respond to this, the true them. and all too often delivers worry may be the fact that the president of the united states unequal justice. is relying on the word of a man >> reporter: the white house is reportedly considering its own who used to work for the proposal including executive

kremlin. you'll recall after president actions by president trump that trump met with vladimir putin may include tracking must the president was asked if he conduct, restricting tactics believed putin or his own like choke holds is still under american intelligence agencies discussion and reducing police budgets not getting much support and their allegations russia had from either party. interfered with our elections. >> defunding the police to me is he said he believed putin. president putin says it's not not the answer. reform the police practices russia. i don't see any reason it would be, he said. the "today" show will take a makes sense. closer look at the issue coming >> reporter: republican leader mitch mcconnell is questioning up at 7:00 here on nbc bay area. whether demonstrations are safe. we'll be tweeting as well. on twitter you'll find me there @scottmcgrew. >> it's hard to see any rational >> thanks, scott. rules mass protests should continue. trending this morning, movie >> reporter: most republicans star jamie foxx speaking out staying silent on president about his recent participation in black live matter protests trump tweeting an including one here in san unsubstantiated conspiracy francisco. theory about the 75-year-old man the oscar winner and his daughter took part in being pushed to the ground by demonstrations over the weekend in los angeles. buffalo police. >> it was a shocking thing to on instagram he calls the say. experience, quote, bittersweet >> reporter: washington on edge andoutspoken in and under pressure to act. calling for change following the death of george floyd. now today we heard from all right. democratic presidential presumed 6:49 right now.

nominee joe biden. we're talking about the warm-up he's weighing in on this with across the bay area today. some old ideas and new on the sun giving a little bit of a dealing with police brutality break right now really shining and relations between through the windows, kari. communities of color and police, one of the things he's pitching yeah, it's going to be sunny is punishment for false 911 all day and temperatures heat up pretty fast. let's get a live look outside as calls involving race. we look at our view this morning he also wants to see independent looking over toward crockett as prosecutors dealing with some of the sun rises this morning and this is our time to get outside. these police killings. back to you. you can see that seven-day >> very interesting. forecast now coming up in the tracie, thank you. bottom of the screen. also testifying at that same check it out because we will hearing is the sister of a have a lot of changes ahead. as you make plans to get out federal security officer shot this morning, it's going to be and killed two weeks ago in in the 50s to start. right now in the mid-50s in observing. a recent facebook post. livermore. we're at 62 degrees in concord and that's where we will see those temperatures today authorities are still reaching into the 90s. investigating the possible link let's go hour by hour as you to the death of david underwood make the plans for today. and saturday's deadly ambush on as we head early in the deputies in ben lomond. afternoon this will be the time to find some air conditioning. take it easy, drink lots of "the press democrat" reporting two developments tied to ongoing protests in the north water as we see our north bay as well as inland east bay and down bay. the first has to do with rubber to the south bay reaching into bullets used by officers. the 90s. police in santa rosa are some spots will be a little bit hotter than others.

investigating complaints from notice that fog lingers near the three protesters who suffered coast and that will keep it cool head injuries ranging from deep in half moon bay. cuts to broken facial bones. san francisco will stay in the the chief there is not 70s today. and then it cools down again for commenting on those specific cases other than saying officers tonight. but we're going to have one more are trained not to fire at the hot day tomorrow before it cools head. off. as we look at our hour by hour also an online petition to outlook this shows the cloud cover and i'm showing this defund the police department has because there may be a chance of received more than 11,000 rain for the far north bay as we signatures in one week. head to late friday night into early saturday morning. a lot of changes ahead as some cooler air moves in. people on each side should make really unusual to still be themselves heard when the budget talking about rain chances for june as we could see some of hearings begin. and new details, muni says that making it at least into the it will no longer transport sfpd far north bay which would be some great news this time of officers to city protests. year especially after such hot weather. that cooldown cools us all off the transit agency says the move in the bay area starting on is to support its staff and, friday. saturday is also looking a lot quote, black and brown milder, even cooler than normal. communities. critics blasted muni after as we head toward next week, social media video surfaced of it's going to heat up once again as that high pressure builds and officers in riot gear onboard we're looking at our temperatures that will reach buses. restaurants in san francisco back into the 90s. we're in the 90s today, upper are gearing up for a reopening 80s tomorrow.

of outdoor dining. a couple days of a break before it's going to start on friday. we see, once again, that heat mayor london breed's surprise returning next week. announcement caught a lot of mike, what's the update for the people off guard because it's actually earlier than expected. morning commute? kari, we have a new issue but in the heart of north beach, that may be going on in the san mateo bridge. i'll give it a few seconds to the news has them cooking up big see if it develops. as we lock at the maps, a smooth plans including a new menu and flow getting to the bay bridge. special dishes and meeting new restrictions like plexiglas to the arrow indicates lessening in separate customers. traffic as you get down the he says he's ready to meet the incli huge demand. incline. metering lights are on. good news the dog that was reported running around the east shore freeway, that cleared without incident. >> people are asking when we can that's going through berkeley. do dining. i think there would be a lot of a smooth drive. 101 north and off the shoulder people, it will be a great day. there on the other side the >> we really hope so. divider. there is plywood being cleared. he says it's been like the stock a look at the san mateo bridge now. market, way up, way down, and way back up again. the phrase would translate as that's over the high rise and ride the tiger which a lot of over to foster city. west 92. business owners are doing, marcus. there's a crash which may be affecting multiple lanes. back to you am. there is mixed reaction to >> thanks, mike. happening now dozens of palo alto's push in helping hotels in mexico are now

downtown restaurants reopen. partially back open. they began checking into those councilmembers have approved resorts in the cancun area. closing strechls of university and california streets to allow resorts were shut down due to more space for diners. the pandemic. some are doing things like california street will close tomorrow and university two disinfecting guests' luggage and weeks from now. doing away with buffets and critics fear closures will hurt paper menus. businesses on the cross streets. it's 6:52. coming up next on "today in the bay," some breaking news that struggling san francisco we're following along the renters may now be sleeping a central coast. just coming in to our newsroom little bit easier after approval this morning a deputy has been of broad new eviction protections. shot and there is a hunt right renters in other communities that are just trying to make it now for a gunman. in the bay may still be tossing we'll have the very latest for you coming up next. and turning with what's up for also breaking news we're them. covering in vallejo overnight. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez with a look at the big multiple people hurt in a picture for the bay area. good morning, kris. shooting. what we're learning about the victims all next. you're watching "today in the bay." >> reporter: i want to start you off in san francisco because there was action there just last night to protect renters who are behind in their rent because of any coronavirus reason, if they were sick or lost their job. they will no longer be able to be evicted. that protection went into place right at the beginning of the

pandemic. you might remember it is now permanent as of yesterday. the rent will still be due but tenants cannot be evicted for not paying it as soon as the shelter order is lifted, and they can't be charged interest or late fees. today state assemblyman chu will present a statewide proposal to address the same kinds of issues for renters all across california. in addition to that statewide proposal to address housing stability the state judicial council may vote to end it allowing local counties to decide what they need based on their economic picture and their shelter order. now if the council votes to end it, the statewide protection would end on august 3rd. landlords on the other side of the equation say that without collecting rent they can't pay their mortgages, their property taxes and other expenses so communities are also looking to come up with some sort of funding for them or perhaps tax reloaf to help keep them afloat

as well. that state pre pooposal will bee z3wvnz z1s6z via a zoom call. i put a link on my facebook page and twitter feed. reporting live, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." thank you, kris. right now at 6:11 as we check out our forecast now some of us will be much warmer than yesterday and at least we're talking about hot temperatures but not setting records. here is a look at our highs for today in napa reaching 93 degrees with a record today. thankfully we're not here, 103 y3wvny y1s6y degrees. a lot of these records were set just last year in 2019. as we check out san jose, though, our high temperature, 92. the record is 101. it gets cooler in the forecast, so we'll talk more that in a few minutes. mike gets you out the door right now with a look at the commute. that's heating up as we look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are not registered on but you see the fastrak lanes are building.

as we take a look at the map we have the slowing circled there at the toll plaza but no problems on the approaches through contra costa in the east bay. we're looking at the slowing starting to clear north 280 through los altos hills. overnight road work as you head out. back to you. thank you. well, you're not imagining it. we're all feeling it. grocery prices are going up. still ahead at 6:25, just how welcome back. here's a quick look at the top much more you're paying now than stories we're following for you on this wednesday morning. before the covid-19 crisis began. we do have some breaking news to pass along this morning. this is along the central coast. plus, the fed this morning police are looking for an active shooter in downtown paso robles makes a very important prediction about the future of america and our economy. after a deputy was shot. the san luis obispo police department is asking for everyone to shelter in place in the area. right now several downtown streets are shut down. here is what can tell you about this morning. investigators are saying that the gunman shot at a paso robles police department around 3:15 this morning. it is unknown exactly how the

deputy was shot, but we do know that they are in stable condition and we don't know if the deputy's shooting and the police department shooting are connected. investigators say that shooting has stopped but it is still no arrest at this time. 6:56. officers in vallejo looking into a shooting there this morning. we know multiple people were hurt at a home. police are only confirming at this point that it happened some time before 10:00 last night on cynthia avenue between wendy and amelia streets. witnesses believe it was a drive-by shooting. a child's birthday balloon was outside of the house where it happened. we're still pressing police for more details on what possibly led up to that shooting. happening today george floyd's brother will testify on capitol hill about police brutality after laying his brother to rest yesterday. right now lawmakers are divided on what police reform should look like. some democrats say they should ban choke holds and create a national database of police

misconduct. the white house is considering its own proposals including executive action by the president that may include tracking misconduct. new overnight tesla ceo elon musk sent out a memo saying that it is time to start volume production of its semi truck, according to reuters. now musk revealed and unveiled that truck in 2017. he says that the power train will be built at the company's new nevada battery factory. we're just learning that major league soccer has finalized a season. it will take place in orlando starting july 8th and it's involving a 54-game tournament winding down to a championship. this is a live look where san jose earthquakes players just resumed individual workouts. they showed up in mres taken to be cleared to participate yesterday. they also stayed at least ten

feet apart while running drills. if you're running any kind of drills today or even going for a walk, make sure you drink a lot of water, bring a hat, sunscreen, sunglasses. it will be sunny today, kari. >> make sure you're prepared for all of this heat that we'll see our temperatures reaching into the low 90s today. some upper 80s tomorrow. but a nice cooldown for friday right now at 6:15 as you get and saturday and we're back to the heat by the end of the ready to head out the door let's weekend. check out santa teresa. what's happening on the roads we're in the low 60s to start now, mike? kari, unfortunately, i have out this morning, and it's going to be a hot day, so get outside an alert. i'm going to issue the alert. early before we hit those 90s. chp sounds like they're going to at foster city. i'll talk more about this and a a crash blocks two of your three cooldown in the weekend forecast lanes. five vehicles involve. coming up in a few minutes. i don't know about injuries. i do know you use the dumbarton and if you want to get out before the crowd builds at the bridge as your alter fat. a live look building back to the toll plaza, i'm sorry. flat section now. fastrak lanes slowing. the cash lanes and metering so we'll be jammed out of lights should be turned on. hayward. use the dumbarton bridge westbound. you do have a slower drive out of oakland right now. all right, thank you very and good morning. much, mike. we are getting some continuing very happy wednesday to you.

coverage on the vallejo shooting the founder and ceo of crossfit that we've been telling you about overnight. is out after another it happened about 10:00 last night. we now know that five people controversy. this time a zoom call made were shot, two people, public in which greg glassman unfortunately, died. one of the victims still alive told gym owners he did not intend to issue a company is a 10-year-old. statement about police violence this happened at a toddler's and the death of george floyd. party. glassman seen here on an earlier more on our midday newscast for cnbc program. you. >> that does it for our morning he would later write tweets show "today in the bay." making light of floyd's death. thank you for starting your reebok has cut ties with morning with us. a live look out across the bay crossfit. many gyms say they'll drop the this morning. a beautiful shot. name crossfit. google unveiled its back to the office plan with 10% allowed back in but no gym, no good morning cafeteria, only boxed lunches laid to rest and ending its free breakfast and dinner altogether according to a memo from the ceo. good morning. laid to rest. ♪ got to stand tall the search giant says the 30% >> with songs and words of staff will be permitted back in determination, george floyd's the office by september. friends and family say good-bye in houston and look to the today is the beginning of the fed's -- or the end of the future. two-day meeting. >> i want justice for my they will con cloud today. and we'll hear from fed chairman brother, my big brother. >> the movement won't rest until jerome powell who will talk we get justice. >> this morning the protests

about what is ahead for the from coast to coast and what american economy. give a forecast. powell's statement will come on those calls for action have the heels of a very grim already changed in this country. breaking overnight. complete meltdown. a chaotic primary day in forecast from the organization of economic coordination or oec. georgia. voting machine issues and long lines. >> how long have you been saying the best we can hope for is a 6% contraction without a second wave of a pandemic. we're seeing that in some states. in fact, nearly 1,000 americans died of covid-19 just overnight. elon musk sent out a memo saying it's time for tesla to start -- i should talk about wall street. wall street doing very well. it's been rallying lately. this largely because of the fed's money and the amount of money they're pumping into the economy. all right, let's talk about elon musk. he sent out a memo saying it's time for tesla to start volume production of its semitruck. he says the power train will be built at its nevada battery factory. they're not building the trucks,

they're talking about building the truck. this is something first unvoild in 2017. it's in an email seen by reuters. we're working with tesla to confirm that. there's a cyber truck coming, you'll remember, the pickup truck, marcus and laura. there's a sports car, the new roadster, and even an atv. so far they're just talking about building those things. >> talk leads to production. >> right. i think you have to go cyber truck. it's just got that kind of it? >> makes me want to buy one. thanks, scott. well, the sudden end for a piece of tv history. after 33 seasons "cops" is officially canceled. paramount is pulling the show from air amidst the ongoing protests. the show with a similar format "live pd" is now on hiatus.

also hbo max is temporarily pulling the 1939 record setting classic "gone with the wind." it sold the most tickets ever. it's boeing criticized for how it depicts racism and slavery. the network plans to bring back a film with a more historical context and a denouncement of certain depictions. well, it's that time of the morning where we take a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has been keeping track of that. pull out the fans because we're going to need them today. yeah, fans, misters, air conditioners if you have them. you don't have air conditioning heads-up we're going to have as we reach up to 94 degrees along with those comfortable today in livermore. temperatures some high grass 95 in antioch today. and in napa today 93 degrees. pollen. let's get a look at the highs and where we're san jose will reach also into you do want to get will be dang the low 90s. so we've had some wild weather here. let's throw in a chance of rain. we're going to see that as we go into late friday night and early saturday morning. this is mostly for the far north

bay because we will have a cool push of some air coming in and it's going to bring some spotty showers in some spots. we'll see how far this makes it into the bay area. right now the hinting at that and so it's nice to even see in june we're still talking about some rain here even if it's just for a few of us. so looking at this forecast we are going to be hot today, still hot tomorrow. friday is when we get the real relief from the heat as we reach into the mid-70s for the inland areas. upper 70s on saturday. then it starts to heat up once again. we'll be back in the 90s for the start of next week. san francisco will come out of the 70s and drop back to the 60s in time for the weekend as we are seeing some more normal weather at least for a few days. and, mike, you've been watching a fairly normal commute for us at least right now in gradually as we look at the road work, a smooth drive.

palo alto has a good flow indicative of the peninsula. reports of some debris but, again, you can get by whatever is going on. not clear. through los altos, overnight road work cleared there. no delays there. a little slow out of the altamont, of course, and slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights and fastrak lanes are the ones that are the slowest. that's the new pattern right now. we should see metering lights but i've been saying that for about 15 minutes. back to you. all right. we're waiting for them. thanks so much. it's 6:21. coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: many pets simply hate a visit to the vet, and right now with covid many owners dread the trip, too. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i have good news, your next visit to the vet might take place from the comfort of your home.

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welcome back. 6:24 right now. and a new union survey of 79 meat processing plants finds 35% had one positive coronavirus case. the "l.a. times" reports that the survey found that 80% of employees are not testing for the virus. coronavirus concerns are contributing to the spike in grocery prices across the country and it's now hitting consumers' wallets. according to new data chicken prices are up 26% in los angeles

as families everywhere grapple with higher food bills. i don't know if you've ever done this before, marcus, but more and more poem are seeing their doctor by telemedicine. >> absolutely. now you can add your pets to those virtual house calls. we want to turn to chris chmura who is working from home. >> reporter: good morning. conrad is excited because veterinarians in california just got the green light to do telemedicine. the department of consumer affairs said it's heard from a lot of vets. many owners fear exposure to covid-19 and aren't taking their pets in as much as they should. so the state just issued waivers to let vets do more exams remotely. if your pet is an existing patient the doctor can diagnose and treat them telemedicine and can order prescription refills

for six extra months without an in-person appointment. if you're visiting for the first time you still have to go to the office but you don't necessarily have to go inside. the california veterinary medical association is recommending they minimize contact and they are. case in point with conrad's first visit to the vet mom and dad stayed in the car. the vet came out, took him inside, did the exam and some shots and then a nurse brought him back out to us. pretty good. back to you. all right. pretty cool. coming up next, you see the sun trying to make an appearance on my set this morning. it's already up and will be heating things up as well. kari hall's forecast is straight ahead. cities are facing demand to defund police departments. up next a live report on the pressure some bay area school districts are under to end partn partnerships with police. >> reporter: police in vallejo are continuing to investigate a shooting in which multiple

people are injured. we'll tell you what we know about what happened next. you're watching "today in the bay."

right now at 6:30, breaking news in vallejo. an overnightpele. a live report on what we're learning from the victims is just moments away. i think people just want to get back to normal. >> back to normal but at what cost? up next the newest numbers and

the spike of coronavirus cases across the bay area 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? a beautiful live look outside this morning. kari hall's forecast is coming up next. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good wednesday morning to you. the sun is already making an appearance here with me. good morning. i'm laura garcia. >> yeah, that natural lighting you have this morning, laura. >> except it's a little uneven. i need it to work on this area, too. >> get your crew to work on that. i'm marcus washington. mike is keeping an eye on that commute. kari has a look at the warm temperatures that we're going to face this morning. kari? yeah, it's going to start out with some warm weather for all of us around the bay area and really heat up today. let's get a live look outside looking from mt. tamm over to

san francisco. no fog here but drifting right along the coastline and that will provide that natural air conditioning that we'll see for some of our coastal areas. half moon bay in the upper 60s. san francisco in the 70s. inland we're not going to get any. more on this and also a cooldown in the week forecast. mike, how is it looking for the commute? looks like the folks at the bay bridge have been listening.. the backup at the toll plaza. metering lights turned on at 6:21 right at the end of the last report. the map shows you no problems on the approach. slowing at the toll plaza. back to you. breaking news, a shooting leaving multiple people hurt in vallejo.

jackie ward is live on the scene this morning. any new developments out there, jackie? >> reporter: unfortunately not, laura. only that multiple people were injured in the shooting that happened some time before 10:00. this took place 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 recently taken place at the home where this happened because a big number 4 balloon was seen outside. witnesses say about an hour after the shooting they heard sudden screaming and crying from inside. police have not confirmed any of that, though. we don't have any information about how many victims there may be this morning or what their statuses are. we will continue to ask and bring up the very latest. jackie ward, "today in the bay." >> jackie, thank you. developing now oakland police are talking more about a

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

consider its so-called george floyd resolution which would call for disillusion of the school district's own police force. if you're not aware the district does have a police force, the oakland school police department made up of ten sworn police officers, about 50 school security officers. the proposal calls for money instead that would normally go to the police department to go towards other positions such as social workers, psychologists and so-called restorative justice practitioners. the proposed resolution reads in part, and i'm quoting here, it has become clear the district with no longer employ its own police force amid countless acts of violence against black men and boys. the chief of the oakland schools police department points out that his officers respond to around 1,000 calls per semester at the schools. but that he is open to a hybrid compromise that would employ his officers and whatever the school district has in mind. the organizing project will hold a news conference in support of the george floyd resolution before the board meets tonight

at 5:30. yesterday the san francisco unified school district considered a similar proposal to cut ties with police and to end their financial support. "the examiner" reports the five-year memorandum of understand resistance which is now greater in light of what happened to george floyd. no date set for when the board will vote on a new memorandum of understanding with sfpd. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." black lives matter protesters plan to take their message straight to oakland mayor libby schaaf's neighborhood. tonight they plan to call for defunding of opd in protests outside her home. in the meantime berkeley councilmembers approved a ban on police using tear gas. councilmember rigel robinson says they made the decision last night. there's some startling new data out we want to share with you showing a big spike in coronavirus cases in the bay area. this is as businesses are starting to slowly reopen their

doors. santa clara, contra costa and alameda counties are reporting double digit increases in new daily cases over the last week. while the numbers are going up, governor gavin newsom says hospitals in california are better prepared to handle sick patients and experts tell us testing and contact tracing will play an important role in 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. well, there's now one more place where you can actually get tested for covid-19 in berkeley for free even if you don't have any symptoms. the city's mayor was one of the first people to get tested at the martin luther king jr. youth center. this is along oregon street

right next to the park. these are pictures posted to his twitter page. the site opened on monday and it is run by the state of california. you do have to make an appointment before you go. families struggling in the east bay have a new resource to help them. family matters is a new shelter in emeryville and oakland. it's a former recreation center now vacant in emeryville. it took about a year to round up funding and because of 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 of those stores will be open. santa cruz and monterey

counties are lifting restrictions on hotels and vacation rentals starting on friday. here is a look at what else will open. gyms, fitness centers, swimming pools, also bars and tasting rooms as well as campgrounds and an rv park. family friendly activities like aquari aquariums, galleries and museums will also be open. a 3.5 earthquake hitting near hollister this morning happened about 6:25, east of salinas. seismograph caught the shaking there. did you feel it? that minor earthquake hitting about 6:35 this morning. of course we're monitoring the situation there. no reports of any damage or injuries at this time. let us know if you felt anything on social media. 6:38 right now. >> yeah, maybe people in the south bay. >> possibly. 6:38 for you right now. kari has the forecast. we will continue to monitor for that. let's head over to the tri-valley as we get a live look outside in dublin right now with

our temperatures that are starting out fairly mild. if you want to go out for a run in parts of the east bay today we're checking out our temperature trend for antioch. get out there before 10:00 or 11:00 because after that you'll just want to find some air conditioning as we head up to the 90 degrees by early in the afternoon and eventually reach up to 95 degrees today. in livermore expect a high of 94. san jose, 92. for the north bay expect those high temperatures to reach up to 93 in napa while san francisco will stay in the mid-70s there. we do all have to cool down in the forecast coming up. i'll have a look at that coming up. mike, how is it looking for the commute right now? looking great, kari. no surprises for the pattern that we're seeing and it's lighter. it's, of course, wednesday. the map shows you green all over the bay. also, no delays reported or impact from the quake in hollister. no reports from vta or from b.a.r.t., so that's good news. slow down the east shore freeway. the volume for west 80 heading

down through berkeley. i'm concerned reports of a dog darting in and out of lanes here. i'll follow that. so far no impact and no crashes either. back to you. thanks so much, mike. 6:40. up in flames. still ahead on "today in the bay" some scary scenes in southern california as a fire burns near the freeway. we'll tell you about the fight now under way to put it out. also the long lines and frustration. the problem with georgia's primary election with new calls for an investigation to be launched as well. the president made that allegation against an american, an unsubstantiated allegation. that may not be the biggest problem for him. we'll take a look at that. let's go out to the big board on wall street where the dow is down slightly. it's going to be a big announcement from the fed today as well. and speaking out, jamie foxx reflecting on his heartbreaking

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