in-person orders over the spread of covid-19. >> the ceo of a san francisco-based skin care company is hoping to apologize in person directly to her neighbor after their confrontation went viral. take a look. >> hi, i'm asking you if this is your property. >> why are you asking? >> here is the confrontation. right now at 4:30 a sign of it was posted last week by james changing times. malls in the bay area's largest juanillo. he says he was stenciling black cities back open in just a few lives matter on to a wall hours. outside of his pacific heights the new rules for indoor shopping. home when his name, lisa plus -- >> hi, i'm asking you if this is alexander, told him it was private property and he should stop. she mistakenly believed he did your property. >> a san francisco woman apologizing after video of her not live there, and he says she threatening it call police on called police. alexander has now reached out to creating a black lives matter him to apologize. art goes viral. the co-owner of the home says next, the backlash she's now facing. messages of love and support are and we're kicking off this showing up on the sidewalk. monday with a warm-up. >> i hadn't seen it and was so meteorologist kari hall's surprised, and it's so forecast just seconds away. "today in now. beautiful. i was excited any neighbors took interest in all of this.

and a good monday morning to it's kind of you. i'm marcus washington. spot in pacific heights right >> and i'm laura garcia. now. >> alexander is the ceo of a i hope everybody had a great weekend. everybody ready for monday? company called laface. >> oh, yeah. other brands have cut ties with >> the first part, had a great the company in the wake of that weekend. incident. well, in just a few hours in >> there you go. i think there's a heatup on the sacramento california's attorney way as well, right, kari? general xavier becerra plans to yeah, we're really going to hold a virtual news conference see the temperatures going up as to announce an agenda for we go through the week. statewide police reform. it gets under way at 11:00 this at least we're still going to be morning. fairly comfortable today. here is a look at where we're starting this morning, a two of three of the largest temperature of 53 in livermore police unions are officially and 63 degrees in concord. onboard with the idea of reform. we are going to start out in concord with the temperatures a police unions in san francisco little bit warmer and then and san jose as well as los reaching into the mid-70s by early in the afternoon. angeles publish advertisements here is a look at our high in yesterday's sunday papers. temperatures for today. not bad. it says, quote, there are no we're reaching a few low 80s but words that can convey our collective, disgust and sorrow mostly 70s across the bay area. for the murder of george floyd. we'll talk more about that the unions are calling for warm-up coming up and, mike, how is it looking for the early reforms including a national use of force standard. morning commuters? it's looking like you would expect, a light traffic flow, green sensors all around the bay. the big view of the bay map

shows you no problems. we had an earlier crash on 17 >> a national use of force coming into our area, but that policy, a national database in cleared. that was about a half hour ago, regards to when an officer gets and getting over to the bay fired that they can't go bridge is no problem on all of re-enter the system. your feeder routes through >> the reforms include a warning contra costa county. system to identify officers in west 80 into the city is need of additional training. completely fine right now. critics argue police departments already have many of these last night everything is calm measures in place but the after protests, laura. policies are coming up short. back to you. breaking news, a u.s. happening today early monday protests in the east bay calling fighter jet has crashed in the to defund the oakland police north sea between england and department. the first march the fruitvale norway. they say the fighter jet went sun rise ceremony at 7:00 a.m. down about 10:00 a.m. local time. the jet was taking part in it will start at fruitvale avenue and east 17th street. routine training missions with one pilot onboard. and at 8:00 a.m. a march in the pilot has not been found and north oakland starting at studio it's not clear how the plane went down. one arts center. then at 9:00 a.m. expect a car the area where the jet came down caravan in east oakland. jets for training missions. well, a big day return to n it will start at meritt college. san francisco crews will be shoppers and retailers in the i cleaning and clearing out the area of homeless encampments from the tenderloin following a settlement announced in a

will reopen in just hours. lawsuit filed by uc hastings law "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live for us at valley school. the city has to remove 300 fair mall in san jose to tell us tenants by july 20 and send the about some of those changes you might notice as you head through the doors. people to hotel rooms or kris? >> reporter: hi there, marcus. sanctioned tent cities. you'll see behind me that they have to take new measures westfield mall here, valley to make sure they keep homeless fair, doesn't really look that from returning to the area different from the outside, right, except for the empty setting up more tents. parking lot which you expect to the fight against this time of the morning. but when people go into those coronavirus, a look at the latest numbers across the bay doors at 11:00 in the morning it area. there are now more than 17,000 will look very different when they start to shop for the first reported cases. time post shelter at home order. alameda county continues to be a hot spot with more than 4,300 at westfield which operates this cases. valley fair mall, also oak ridge changes being made to stop and westfield san francisco say the spread of covid-19 could employees will be wearing masks come with a hefty price tag for and there will be social distancing markers like the ones san francisco unified school district. we've gotten used to seeing at according to "the examiner" the the grocery store. people are feeling conflicted modifications proposed is about the mall reopening. expected to cost the district >> i have a lot of friends who work in the mall, so they're excited to get back to work. $450 per student. that includes paying for things it's scary because there are so like deep cleaning when a case many people that are risk of covid-19 is confirmed. takers, not wearing masks or not additional staff to check temperatures and sanitizing

doing what they're supposed to products. the district is already facing a and they're not taking it serious enough. tells us she's $132 million budget deficit. it's 4:38. pushing to get your vote. still ahead joe biden's campaign to step foot in the mall for a wall. they are working with county narrowing its short list of health officials to make sure potential running mates. who is reportedly still on it the shopping environment is a safe environment. you may have to have an this morning? plus, ready to play ball? appointment to shop at your favorite store so check out the major league baseball gears up to set a return date today. westfield app and, by the way, the food court -- and there are what players are saying about this pitch. more right after the break. you're watching "today in the bay." some pretty seasoned restaurants -- the food court will be closed for seating. it's to go orders only. so maybe don't come hungry. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> good advice, kris, thank you. it is possible more east bay churches will start to reopen this week. contra costa officials today lifts some of the restrictions. they have defied county orders and already resumed

coming up on 4:42 on this monday morning as we take a live look outside in san francisco, it's a clear start to the day and we'll have some nice weather for this afternoon. a look at our micro climates and talk about a warming trend coming up. >> and the trend now is a smooth drive on the roadways. a live look at the bay bridge from emeryville yesterday evening. that bridge was stopped. the bridge has cleared now due to protesters earlier. this morning no problems. a clear view of the city and what's at stake for our financial future let's check with frank. good morning. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up as investors deal with resurgence in covid-19 cases, as our economy reopens. stocks in asia and europe are also in the red today despite gains on friday, the u.s.

markets are coming off their worst week overall since mid to late march. and focus this week, reports on retail sales. industrial production and jobless claims plus fed chair jay powell will testify on the economy on tuesday and wednesday. gas prices are rising as the country reopens. the national average has risen for six straight weeks from a low of $1.74 a gallon to $2.10 now, still 70 cents lower than a year ago. analysts say the increase comes as demand hit sincehe bay area g $3.15 a gallon. there's a reason you might want to get on your bike. there's a bicycle shortage in america. sales have seen their biggest spike over the past two months since the oil crisis, this amid the pandemic and lockdown measures. analysts can say it takes weeks, even months, to catch up. it relies on china for 90% of

bikes and production is just resuming. back over to kari hall. thank you, frank. as we get a live look outside in san jose as we await the sun's arrival we are going to have a really nice day as we start out in the upper 50s and then reach the the week. we'll talk about that coming up next. all right. we'll see what we have to prepare for. meanwhile on the roadways a smooth drive as far as everything goes on the highways. changes in both directions today.

and a good monday morning to you. taking a live look out in san jose, getting started with our workweek. this is going to be a great one. i say that about all of them but it's going to be a great one. >> this one, though, really is, right? >> this is the one. >> especially if you like the heat. i think by the end of the week, right, kari? yeah, some people want to get out and have warm enough weather to go swimming, we're going to have some of that as we head to the end of the week. today it's still really comfortable and you may enjoy time out on the back patio, maybe getting a little bit of sunshine. let's check out walnut creek and how our day shapes up or at least the morning. temperatures in the mid-50s and then reach into the low 70s as we head to the 11:00 hour and then as we look at our high

temperatures for today livermore will reach 78 degrees. we'll see a high of 83 degrees in concord, napa reaching 80 degrees. and santa rosa will reach 83 degrees. you look at san francisco, we stay in the 60s today. so there will still be a wide range in temperatures as we go to the middle to end of the week. high pressure builds. that's going to be the dominant feature influencing our weather as we go into the next several days. the winds flowing around clockwise will bring us a northerly wind. it will be a dry wind and at times gusting quite high as we look at our potential of fire weather conditions, a possibility as we go to the end of the week as it gets hotter and drier and windier. we're looking at temperatures that will start out today inland reaching into the low 80s, more of the same tomorrow. then you can see how our temperatures start to rise on wednesday, they peak on thursday and then by friday we're still

looking at some warm weather that will extend into the weekend and for san francisco we're mostly going to see 60s today but then we'll warm up into the mid to upper 70s by the middle of the week. notice saturday is the first day of summer on the calendar. we are also going to have a lot longer in the sun light hours of the day and we're also going to have some warm weather into the first part of the weekend. lots to watch out for here in the workweek. mike, how is it looking for the commute? not a lot to watch out for which is great right now. we love that on the roadways. kari, we'll show twhau we can see, though. the maps show you speed sensors are great. we'll focus on the approach to the bay bridge through contra costa county, an easy flow of traffic. we're going to talk about one incident we're watching and it's not really traffic -- well, it's traffic caused. it will affect the intersection of adobe, you see petaluma marked on themall grass fire.

it's been taken off the blotter, but i will still watch that for any updates. it doesn't sound like the fire was a major update. they may have fixed it by now. the rest of the bay shows you green sensors all around and that's great stuff. there's one or note, for example, for silicon valley, you have another option, getting down to milpitas, the b.a.r.t. station opened. increased service for cal train but reduced for golden gate transit. check those schedules. back to you, laura. thank you very much, mike. three young people are in custody after firing at chp officers in the east bay. it happened a little over 24 hours ago on southbound 880 in hayward. someone fired seven shots at a marked patrol car. neither the cars or the officers were hit. shortly after the shooting they found the suspected car and arrested the 20-year-old man, a 14-year-old boy and 18-year-old who they say fired the shots, all are from southern

california. a deputy injured in last weekend's deadly ambush in ben lomond is now out of the hospital. yesterday a line of first responders proudly sent off alex spencer from the hospital where he was treated. spencer suffered shrapnel injuries and was hit by the suspect's car. this is the same attack that killed sergeant damon gutzwiller. yesterday fellow deputies accompanied spencer to his car and then escorted him the entire way home. well, happening today state lawmakers will meet to try to pass an especially tough budget plan. the legislature doesn't know how much money it has to spend, and there's friction with the governor over what lawmakers should be spending the money on. governor newsom's office is estimating the state's deficit of $54 billion. not only do lawmakers have billion in funding for local governments. newsom is not supporting the idea. presidential candidate joe biden reportedly getting closer

to picking a vp. the campaign is now in an advanced stage of vetting among those candidates. senator kamala harris, florida congresswoman val demings, former national security adviser susan rice, atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms, and senator elizabeth warren as well as new mexico governor michelle grisham. most recently the national polls are currently putting biden ahead of president trump. 4:52. much more ahead for this monday morning. first, nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: you've probably seen the car insurance company ads for accident forgiveness where they don't raise your rates even if you're at fault for a crash. here is the thing, accident forgiveness is illegal in california. a 1988 law forbids it because people with accident forgiveness pay higher rates than people who don't have it, so the state said, no. curious what's in your car insurance policy? ask your agent. that's why you pay them a commission. send us your complaints,

888-996-tips or go to nbcbayarea.com/responds. first happening now greece is now reopening to tourists. the greek islands where the economy depends on travelers is restarting ferry service. and the first scheduled international flights will arrive in athens. the lockdown measures kept the death toll increase under 200. more after the break.

welcome back. 4:55. more california churches are starting to resume sunday service. public masses resumed yesterday for catholic churches in the san diego area. the catholic diocese reopened its doors for nearly 100

parishes. in all cases churches are resuming under strict guidelines including attendance limits, hand sanitizer and no communion cups during catholic services. churches request parishioners wear masks. native american tribes in some states are moving ahead with plans to reopen their casinos despite the pandemic including some in connecticut despite pleas by the governor to remain closed. governor newsom is urging them to hold off. casinos in lake tahoe and the sacramento area reopened earlier this month. fortunately there is time right now to sort things out before the nba season gets started again because right now the league may be dealing with some unresolved issues. over the week the league sent a memo to 22 returning teams. now, remember, the warriors are not among those teams. that memo lays out the guidelines including testing in the leadup to the july 9th start

date. some stars are suggesting they may not return citing health concerns along with solidarity when it comes to recent civil unrest. and happening today baseball may set a return date as well. one it seems nobody will be happy about. the last contact the sides had with each other was an angry response from players ending negotiations with a statement it's time to get back to work. tell us where. all things point to a meager 45 to 50 game season which the players don't want and the fans don't want. the owners want it because it minimizes their losses. the players are talking about filing a grievance. we'll keep tabs on that as well. 4:57 for you this morning. and working to reopen. next here on "today in the bay," the bay area cities set to start easing more restrictions this week. plus, the latest on a controversial fatal police shooting in atlanta. a live report from calls for ju

and the push for police reform. it's 4:57. we'll be right back.

i'm totally against the burnings and stuff like that but i'm totally against my children being shot down like dogs. right now at 5:00, anger in atlanta after an officer shoots and kills a black man. the live report straight ahead on the protests and the investigation. and back home black lives

matter protesters shut down the bay bridge. up next we'll talk about police reforms starting to take shape here in the bay area. more businesses and shops reopen. next a live report on the transit agency's beefing up of services. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good monday morning. thank you for joining weekend heading into a warm workweek. meteorologist kari hall tracking those temperatures for us. kari, how warm are we expected to get today? it's just going to be slightly warmer today compared to yesterday. we'll feel that real warming by the end of the week. the current temperatures and where we're headed in mountain view, the upper 50s to start out and we reach into the low 70s by noon.