toll plaza. no major problems. this is about law and order. we may see metering lights. it's about justice, also. laura? thanks so much, mike. >> right now at 5:00, president 5:41. a fast moving fire spreading trump unveiling his plans to along the central coast. reform america's police departments. a live report on the changes still ahead the work to control he's supporting. plus, reopening concerns in the flames and how it's impacting a highway. the bay area and beyond. the push continues even as those big decisions by the coronavirus cases spike. next in a live report why supreme court could spell political trouble for president reopening won't likely pause trump. the big name supporting former 49ers colin kaepernick's return to the nfl. anytime soon. turning up the temperatures. kari hall's forecast is straight ahead. "today in the bay" continues right now. ♪ >> i love her so much. the push for change, the growing it looks like it won't even be the hottest day of the week. calls for dolly parton to we'd better get ready. good morning to you. replace confederate leaders in thanks for joining us. one state and the big show of i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for support that petition is getting. marcus washington. you know marcus and i were

fanning even before the heat really ramps up. we're hot blooded that way, kari. yeah, you always talk about it, but i think all of the talk prepares you for what's ahead. we are still going to have a beautiful, comfortable day. and it's been super windy. we're still going to have the high winds coming through parts of the east bay as we get a live look at dublin. temperatures start out in the mid to upper 50s and we're going to see it warming up into the low 70s today. this will be another day where we can enjoy some time outside before that hot weather comes. we'll talk more about that and also the highs in the 90s coming up in a few minutes. mike, what's the update on the traffic alert? kari, it's still going on for the south bay. we've been following this in the overnight hours, the almaden expressway. an investigation started after what appears to be a single car crash. you see the vehicle between the two emergency vehicles, flares

are out. southbound almaden expressway. the live look shows it's still closed getting away from highway 85 and the almaden valley. the investigation will continue, but we don't have a lot of details from san jose pd. we know there's a closure there and you can get off around redmond or down to camden avenue which will get you back to highway 85 and, again, away from highway 85. the rest of the bay moves smoothly. laura, we'll check the rest of your traffic as it builds. thank you very much, mike. at 5:02 breaking news this morning. north korea destroys an inter-korean liaison office raising tensions between the communist regime and south korea. this is just released video that we have of the explosion. the office is located in north korea near the demilitarized zone. it was opened two years ago to facilitate communication between the two countries.

north korea is now threatening to move back into the dmz. we're following this breaking story and of course will bring you updates as soon as we get them. police in albuquerque, new mexico, are investigating a shooting that happened during a chaotic rally yesterday. protesters were demanding the removal of a statue that sits outside the albuquerque museum. police now have arrested members of an armed vigilante group. no update yet on the man who was shot. this nationwide call for police reform, president trump is signing a new executive order today. this as congress debates change and cities across america take action of their own. tracie potts is live in washington to explain the president's order and his reaction. good morning, tracie. we are going to see the temperatures starting out nice and cool and it will be a really >> reporter: hi, good morning. nice day for getting out for a cities across america, mayors and police chiefs, are saying long walk and enjoying this they cannot wait for congress, cooldown before it heats up. we'll talk more about that for washington to act. coming up in a few minutes. in fact, lawmakers decided to and, kari, we're starting to

see a little build from the put off the police reform debate commute in san jose but i want to take you to the live look until the president takes action where we follow the closure for southbound almaden expressway at today. today president trump is redmond avenue. expected to sign an executive an overnight deadly crash happened on the expressway. order that tracks police the alternate around the area. misconduct, encourages officers laura, it's been a tough night. to call mental health you have another deadly crash in professionals to the scene and the south bay from overnight. offers federal grants to departments that curtails use of force. >> we want law and order but that's right, mike. one person died and another is it's about justice, also, and in custody after a chain it's about safety. reaction crash. >> reporter: democrats want a little before midnight on more. highway 85 at the union street they want chokeholds outlawed. underpass. >> chokeholds is a lynching, a four cars were involved and four people were treated at the scene. strangulation. >> reporter: as democrats call for bold reform, republicans chp leading one driver away in will unveil their ideas this week, but push discussion until handcuffs. the chp is not say forgive that the end of july. driver is charged. new video of a fast growing >> a bad decision. >> reporter: cities aren't waiting for washington to act. wildfire burning on the coast. atlanta's mayor is ordering police to intervene when colleagues use unreasonable force and to de-escalate the fire is burning near

situations like the interstate 101 and is currently confrontation that killed threatening nearly 100 homes. rayshard brooks. >> we're looking for a transformation of the way we police in our city. several families had to leave >> reporter: new york's police their homes. commissioner is shifting about it is only 10% contained. 600 officers from anti-crime to family and friends today other areas. plan to raise concerns about a >> it's time to move forward and recent outbreak of coronavirus change how we police in this at san quentin state prison. city. we can do it with brains, with advocates say at least 2 dozen guile, we can move away from inmates are currently infected. brute force. >> reporter: in seattle peaceful they're calling for more protections and wider testing. protesters are pitching tenlts and planting gardens taking over advocates say at least 3,000 six city blocks, refusing to have tested positive. leave until they see change. lawmakers approved a budget tracie potts, nbc news. to combat a $54 billion budget >> thank you, tracie. shortfall amid the coronavirus 5:05 now. crisis but there is a catch. developing in new ycity, the legislature says it wasn't a scare for three nypd officers able to reach a final deal on sent to the hospital after drinking milkshakes that were exactly where the cuts should tainted with bleach. be. this happened yesterday at a shake shack in manhattan near where those protests are going on there. all three of those officers are they will amend later in the now recovering at home. year. it would require borrowing money and just a short time ago the from restricted funds and nypd chief of detectives tweeted delaying millions in funding to

after a thorough investigation public schools. it has been determined that there was no criminality by shake shack's employees. shake shack did issue a the governor must decide whether statement saying it's horrified to sign or veto the bill. by the officers getting sick. barack obama is ramping up efforts to try to get joe biden now to the covid-19 crisis, into the white house. the two are holding a virtual fund-raiser next week. and as california begins to enter a new phase of reopening, there are new concerns this morning as cases continue to it's their first appearance together since he endorsed biden. surge. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson with more on a couple of that's the highest amount so far. cases getting the attention of health leaders for sure. good morning, cierra. president trump's campaign has >> reporter: monday marks phase been outfund-raising biden for two of the state's reopening plan that allowed some modified months. a win for lgb tq rights coud outdoor dining as well as some indoor shopping. but this morning there are new hurt the standing. concerns with outbreaks tied to >> quite a decision by the wineries in sonoma as well as a supreme court. it was everywhere. construction site in santa clara according to "the mercury news." yes, and a lot of it rested this morning that new outbreak on one person, president trump's very first pick for the supreme is at an undisclosed winery and court. as you know the court ruled that the construction site, a large one near google, governor newsom businesses cannot discriminate

says the state will move forward with the process. against members of the lgbtq the bay area isn't alone in community in a landmark case seeing the recent spike. and, in fact, that is not the this map illustrates across the only place where conservatives nation an increase of new covid were set back. cases with some states seeing a 50% increase from some recent the court decided not to take cases involving the second numbers. amendment or california's sanctuary cities upholding the >> a lot of folks were out and lower court decision that ruled in favor of california. about on memorial day. you can see the trend line remains remarkably stable but by no means does the past equal the it was neil gorsuch that got the future. most attention. his reasoning is spelled out in >> reporter: and with so many states forging forward with the his brief so i won't go into that. reopening process, researchers at the university of washington are now predicting the u.s. prominent conservatives ask a could hit as many as 200,000 tough question. conservatives, some of them, disagree with president trump on the whole host of different things. covid-related deaths by the beginning of october. we're live here in san francisco, cierra johnson, but support him because he has "today in the bay." the power to appoint conservative judges to the court. >> thanks, cierra. there are now more than 17,000 matt ford writes this may hurt confirmed cases in the bay area. here's a look at the new cases president trump. the conservative supreme court

by county. nearly 500 people in the bay majority sought for so long by area have died. right-wing legal activists may testing is such an important not be quite as reliable and part of getting back to normal and a new pop-up testing site is opening in the south bay today starting at 10:00. might have been in vain. people can just walk up to get a president trump said simply the free test in cupertino at court has ruled and we will live creekside park. you don't have to have an with it. appointment and the site will be president trump is expected to open through thursday. unveil an executive order dealing with police reform governor newsom is making it a point to remind people to wear today. he can't order police departments to do something in particular. their facemasks when they're out he can withhold federal funding and about. it's so important. he held a news conference and that pretty much has the yesterday releasing new numbers that show california is same effect in many tracie potts will go through flattening the curve. he also says it's important the that with us at the top of the hour. state does not experience a we'll be on twitter, of course, large spike. we all are. you'll find me ther >> and that's why we have to there @scottmcgrew. keep our and in order to do that, we have to keep our face covered. a new twist where community leaders are pushing for their reinstatement. >> medical experts agree the public health leaders rolled back a strong recommendation best way to prevent spread is to wear a face covering. instead of a requirement, so the family of oscar grant is downgraded it a little bit. holding a news conference to

express their opinions about protests outside the chief b.a.r.t. leadership. officer's home and threats that led her to resign. b.a.r.t. police officer mehserle shot and killed the unarmed now some businesses and faith leaders say the uptick in grant on fruitvale b.a.r.t. station platform ten years ago. hospitalizations and deaths show people should, in fact, be the family believes recent wearing those mask bes. comments made by b.a.r.t. board members about b.a.r.t. police are inaccurate. they're hoping to set the record straight from their perspective are you ready to get back in in a news conference planned for the gym? 4:00 this afternoon. south bay fitness in redondo new details in a recent beach in southern california ge. deadly police shooting in vallejo, san francisco supervisors are joining the call demanding vallejo police release body cam video. officers killed sean monterrosa >> i while responding to a call about looters. claustrophobic. colin kaepernick is still police have since said the unsigned this off-season but the officer who fired mistook the commissioner is usually at odds hammer in his shirt pocket for a gun. with talked about kaepernick on monterrosa lived in san francisco. supervisors today plan to urge espn saying that he not only immediate action. vallejo's police chief is only supports but would encourage a promising to release the video some time within the 45-daytime team to sign kap. he staged his own workout last season but that led to nowhere. frame. leaders today to debate trending this morning hayward's

mayor sam liccardo's proposed dwayne "the rock" talks to grd budget plan, that despite san jo jose's worst shortfall in years his proposed budget calls for no watts. layoffs nor severe cutbacks. >> where are you? however, he doesn't rule them out should the recession get where is our leader? worse. the mayor also wants to close the digital divide and provide >> on instagram the actor read a letter he received from the wi-fi hot spots for students senior class president in doing distance learning. florida requesting he speak for graduation. and she attached $7, symbolic gesture as the rock started his 5:10 right now. time to get a look at weather career with $7 in his pocket. and traffic together. i like to go for long walks but he says he would have done it it looks like i'd better start for free. he delivered a speech to the class on instagram where he early today. spoke about the importance of leadership during this time. a nice day today -- it's >> cool, $7. still going to be a nice day hello, dolly. today for whatever time you plan more confederate statues are on going, laura. we're going to have our being torn down and one group wants to replace those statues beautiful weather that we had yesterday as we take a live look in tennessee with someone outside in the south bay looking everybody loves, dolly parton. at our temperature trend in willow glen, we're in the upper 50s to start this morning. a change.org petition pushing and we're still in the upper 60s for the change and nearly 9,000

by 1:00 today. people have already signed it. we're only going to reach into the mid-70s f you saw according to a 2017 report there are approximately 70 confederate monuments in the state of tennessee. these clouds yesterday really interesting looking clouds. so we'll talk more about what i'm a huge dolly parton fan, love her songs and just love who causes them and also if we see she is. takes a lot of money to look more in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. this cheap, kari. mike, you've been watching the >> i know. roads. she's so bubbly. what's the update for us? kari, we don't, unfortunately, have a lot of update and, sadly, we're talking >> yeah, i love that. a great idea, too. about the scene of a deadly crash which closes southbound our weather forecast as we almaden expressway. look out in san francisco. our cameramen still out there showing the police activity sunshine all throughout the day. which looks the same but the some of our coastal areas may see the fog rolling in and that fegs continues closing at will keep it cool there. redmond avenue. the map will show you the same if you're going out hiking in area and an alternate is down to the east bay enjoy that fresh air and the cooler weather before it heats up. camden to get you away from highway 85 on almaden we're in the upper 60s and then expressway. northbound side everything moves in the upper 70s for the middle smoothly. the freeway sensors aren't really a surprise. of the day. lights out of the altamont at winds will be gusting very much times to the bay bridge show like yesterday as we see our there's no problem down the east

shore freeway or getting to the livermore high temperature reach toll plaza. 77. we'll talk about the rest of napa, 83 degrees and the north that coming up. become to you. bay high temperatures in the sounds good. upper 70s and low 80s. 5:11 right now. reopening and taking risks. san francisco will be in the ahead at 5:25, the l.a. upper 60s with high winds. restaurants coming under fire high pressure is right off for ignoring new coronavirus towards the west and that will restrictions. hold the phone. really control our weather. the mystery behind the major we've had some storm systems to outage that up-ended service for the north. that pressure gradient, that air unof the largest cell phone carriers for hours. flowing from high to low pressure makes those winds rush across the bay area and funnel and really strange behavior through the bay area gap. on the stock market. that's the reason it's been so weird numbers yesterday. we expect some weird numbers windy. we'll see more of that in the today as well. next couple of days even as our temperatures heat up so there will be the concern of a red flag warning, high fire conditions especially on thursday as our high temperatures inland reach the mid-90s coming down just a bit and our tribute to the class in time for the first day of of 2020 continues, many going summer. mike, you've been watching the without an official ceremony. we want to honor you. traffic alert. this morning in our great grads has it now cleared? no, kari. segment congratulations to these if you're just joining us what six high school students. kari is talking about is this we'd love to see candids of your

crash we're following which closes southbound almaden graduates. you can find me or marcus on expressway. facebook laura garcia nbc bay area or marcus washington nbc bay area. a lot more news ahead. the overturned vehicle is where the deadly crash happened. we're all doing our part by staying at home. just a single car involved and has this closure going on. the live look, crews still closed the southbound side, getting away from highway 85 at redmond avenue. our photographer is still there as the investigation continues. not a lot to see but i want to show you we are there and the map will show you you get an alternate. you are forced off the almaden expressway down to camden if you're continuing using mcaby. circle at the bottom there and you see the arrow shows you further north there's some slowing typical of san jose north of 680. remember, this is a tuesday. we're looking at a lighter volume as we zoom out to the that could mean an increase in energy bills. rest of the bay. i do believe we have summertime you can save by using a fan to cool off... volume. a live look out there shows you unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... the bay bridge toll plaza has no

backups and we'll show that to or closing your shades during the day. you coming up. back to you. stay well and keep it golden. happening now travel restrictions back in beijing. china reports 40 more coronavirus infections today, one day. 27 of them in the chinese capital and linked to a wholesale market. they are testing workers and anyone who visited the market. beijing is barring residents if areas of high risk from leaving the city. much more ahead on "today in the bay" on this tuesday morning including just how strict is hawaii being about its mandatory two-week quarantine for tourists? we're going to tell you what's you say that customers maklet's talk data.s. happening with a large group of only xfinity mobile lets you switch up travelers from california. your wireless data whenever. i accept! a lot more news ahead. you're watching "today in the bay." look here, it's your very own all-in-one 5g - everybody's talking about it. how do i get it? everyone gets 5g with our new data options at no extra cost. that's good. next item - corner offices for everyone. just have to make more corners in this building. chad? your wireless your rules. only with xfinity mobile. now that's simple easy awesome. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill.

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over the east bay as well coming up in a few minutes. and most of the lighter build but we are looking at a closure in the south bay. our camera crews still there at the scene southbound almaden expressway is closed after an overnight deadly crash there. we're tracking the progress and will let you know a way around that if you're head to go that portion of the san jose area coming up. good morning and a very happy tuesday to you. monday was super weird on the stock market. the market plunged on the open down hundreds upon hundreds of points, but take a look at the final numbers. the dow gained 157. debt. now you can argue one way or the nasdaq up big, 1.5%. other as to whether that's a good idea. the dow wasuy corporate the fed does expect to make money on the deal, but it was very unexpected. no argument about that. the fed didn't step in because the stock market was sinking, or we hope not. it is not supposed to care about

the stock market. even the world's biggest experts are trying to figure out the timing. as luck would have it chairman jay powell had prescheduled testimony before congress this morning so maybe we'll find out. futures are very strong again today. we also get retail sales numbers today. these will be numbers that after the reopening of the economy. keep in mind it was just yesterday many investors were concerned we were reopening too quickly. president trump will once again talk about his infrastructure plan, a trillion dollars. 5:58 right now. remember, he campaigned on this. thanks for joining us for "today and it was close to a deal with in the bay." a group of travelers from congress before president trump california are leaving hawaii walked out of that meeting but after being accused of breaking it's back on the agenda and it quarantine rules. solves two problems, fixes our 21 people in a self-described infrastructure while providing nature loving traveling cult jobs. amazon says jeff bezos is called carbon nation arrived in willing to come to washington to hawaii earlier this month. testify before congress. they were spotted on beaches this would be a first. shortly after even though all the house in particular is interested in what some consider to be anti-competitive behavior through hawaii they require all by amazon. travelers to self-quarantine for in particular amazon basics. at least two weeks.

you may have already bought an some members were cited and appeared in court. but all have now agreed to leave amazon basic, things like batteries or saucepans. the allegation is amazon looks voluntarily. the lapd says it spent more than $40 million in overtime at what third party members are selling, what sells really well, handling the protests following george floyd's death. then they make the same thing that is according to the "l.a. themselves at a cheaper price times." and the chief says any of the ot and that's not fair because they have both the sales data and the earned past june 7th will be ability to pushies it does this. compensated in off time and that's because the department doesn't have enough cash on the suspicion is by many that it does. hand. it turns out a lot of the >> it sounds like what walmart was doing, right,nibal restaurants reopening in southern california are not quite following the new health department rules. l.a. county's public health cannibalizing. >> very much the same thing. director says investigators >> thanks, scott. visited 2,000 restaurants over the weekend and found at least we have new details in a half were not in compliance. nationwide t-mobile outage now. health officials hope people will tell them about any place customers were mystified when their calls just stopped going through. violating safely rules. it turned out to be a network >> i urge people to, again, outage which lasted most of the contact us with public health day, impacted calls to verizon particularly if you're employees and feel like something hasn't and at&t phones. overnight the company tweeted voice and tech service has been been reported. >> any restaurant not following fully restored. the rules will be reinspected,

still not really clear what the and if they are still not in issue was. >> oh, good. i thought it was just me. glitz, glamour, gowns all compliance they will be shut down. postponed for the fourth time in right now at 6:00, president history. hollywood is rescheduling the trump ready to unveil police oscars. originally set for next reform. february, now this will happen >> we want law and order. it's about law and order and april 25th. about justice, also. the academy's board is extending the eligibility window. so normally a movie has to next, a live report on the screen by the end of the changes he is supporting. previous year, but now the plus reopening concerns in deadline will be the end of the bay area and beyond. february because of the recento. the push continues even if coronavirus cases spike. next in a live report why we've had to be flexible in so many different ways. >> yeah, no kidding. reopenings are not likely to pause anytime soon. famous sin city feature is returning. be sure to pack your knife and what's ramping up, the fork for this something good. >> all right. all you can eat buffet plans to reopen on thursday at wynn resort. tables for social distancing and reservations are required. the wynn was one of the first resorts on the strip to close

the buffet to prevent the spread of covid-19. i might just order an entree and skip the buffet. what do you think? >> i would think. to be safe. i'm never hungry enough for those buffets. oh, gosh. all right, maybe a nice light salad today. when it's hot it's hard to eat a lot of hot foods, too. yeah, but we still have one more day of nice weather today and then it really starts to heat up tomorrow. we're looking live right now at the start of what will be a very comfortable day in the south bay as the sun comes up. expect it to stay mostly sunny. here is a look at our high temperatures. not bad at all. actually this is cooler than normal as we reach up to 75 in the south bay. livermore will reach 77 degrees and we're up to 81 in antioch today, napa, warmer spots as we

reach 83 degrees in san francisco in the upper 70s. did you see these clouds yesterday? really interesting to see all of the pictures that were out on social media. this was taken by our executive producer and he saw these clouds over brentwood yesterday and snapped them. i posted a link to that on my facebook page @karihallweather. what are these clouds? we have stratus above and some lenticular clouds, something we don't often see here in the bay area. those winds aloft were rushing so fast yesterday at about 70 miles per hour we could see tha those layered clouds that are stacked up in the atmosphere so really interesting to see that yesterday. if you snapped some pictures send them to me. i'm @karihallweather on media. it's going to heat up here the

next few days. i don't think we'll see any more of the clouds because the upper levels of the atmosphere will be drying out and we're going to look at some hotter temperatures going from the low 80s to the upper 90s over the next couple of days. mike, you've been watching the traffic alert. how is it looking now? unfortunately, kari, it's going on still. the investigation in san jose, a video from earlier. overnight there was a crash and in the background of this video you'll see anturned vehicle. i believe that's the closed sou almaden expressway. around 2:00 this morning. it's still closed. still closed getting away from highway 85 and heading down to camd camden. the map shows you the closure and shows you your alternate to get around the scene. a smooth flow of traffic would take you around the area. i do want to show you the alternate.

that is a good way to get around. a little build, a wind advisory. an all new twist. next on "today in the bay," the new investigation the fbi is launching into the death of these two black men in southern california. plus, trouble in paradise for one group of travelers, the quarantine rules they're accused of breaking in hawaii and the deal

state and fbi agents are investigating the recent deaths of these two black men in southern california. earlier this month the bodies of robert fuller and malcolm harsh were found hanging from trees in two public places ten days and 50 miles apart, one in l.a. county andardino county. originally the sheriff's office ruled fuller's death a suicide but outrage forcing investigators to take a second look at both cases. the lapd now says it spent more than $40 million in overtime handling the protests following george floyd's death. that is according to the "l.a. times." any of the ot earned past june 7th will be compensated in time off because the department

doesn't have enough money on hand to pay it out. it turns out a lot of restaurants opening in southern california are not following the right restrictions according to the health department. all the laws that they have. l.a. county's public health director says investigators visited 2,000 restaurants over the weekend and they found at least half not in compliance. they're asking people to report any violations that they see. 5:27. next, the new push for police reform across the nation and the bay area. a live report on the police department set to take action. plus, no mask, no pass. the actions some airlines are considering taking against passengers not wearing a face covering. and a new way to work out. we'll show you the major changes one california gym is taking as it reopens.

several bay area cities take on the issue of use of force by the police. a live report next on the changes in the works. plus -- >> right now until you -- >> a farmers market director facing calls to step down after she demands a vendor stop handing out pride flags. next, the woman's daughter explains her mother's motives. and we're getting a little warmer across the bay area today

and get used to it because it's going to continue. kari hall's forecast is coming up straight ahead. it's good to have you with us, i'm kris sanchez in for marcus washington. and i'm laura garcia. kari has word on the warm-up coming our way. yes, so we have one more day of nice weather before the heatup comes our way. as we check out our temperature trend in mountain view. get out and enjoy it. reaching into the low 70s by noon. how hot it gets but that's coming up. mike, how is the traffic alert coming? >> it continues in the south bay, folks. the expressway, almaden expressway, southbound and

that's the direction that's closed. police continue the investigation after the deadly crash south almaden expressway and redmond avenue. you see down to camden avenue, the alternate should get you past the scene without any issue. the rest of the bay a light build. we do see the build over at the bay bridge and in the tri-valley. back to you, laura. oakland councilmembers debate police reform and institutional racism in the wake of the national outrage. they discuss two proposals, one is a zero tolerance policy for racist practices. in all city departments. the other is a resolution to support the justice in policing act, a new federal legislation to hold local law enforcement

more accountable and reform police training. one contra costa county city will consider police reform this their community and another city will look at its police department's response to recent protests. bob redell is live in walnut creek with a preview. bob? >> reporter: the city council will look at how its police department handled the initial black lives matter protests as well as the in downtown tonight at its respons vandalism, looting, and various demonstrations that took place between may 30th and june 5th. at least one protest spilled on highway 680 and included tear gas in an attack by a police dog. also tonight northeast of here in the city of antioch that city will consider police reform ad who can committee. they can make recommendation

that is would prevent excessive use of force and de-escalation of conflicts. california is already moving in the direction. state attorney general xavier becerra says all departments will be required to make changes, some by january. he's hoping they'll put those in place sooner. becerra says the reforms fall in line with the can't wait campaign that includes departments requiring officers to inter shooting at moving vehicles in most cases, the ban of use of chokeholds and the requirements to de-escalate, again, conflicts. lawmakers have passed legislation allowing the state to decertify police officers for serious misconduct. reporting live in downtown walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, bob. tonight two san francisco leaders plan to sit down at manny's to discuss the black lives matter movement and nationwide protests. sfpd chief bill scott and

district attorney chesa boudin plan to take part in a virtual discussion in how the city can lead moving forward. it gets under way at 6:00 on manny's facebook page. no doubt emotions will be high in one butte county courtroom when pg&e pleads guilty to 84 felony manslaughter counts tied to the firestorm in paradise a year and a half ago. pg&e recently agreed to that deal. faulty gear sparked the fire. they have agreed to pay a $3.5 million fine and cover the cost of the investigation. the hearing will include the names and photos of to make statements. that hearing will be streamed online. we're learning more this morning about video which appears to show the director of the farmers market association telling a vendor he can't hand out pride flags.

>> my job is to run the market not to satisfy your political point of view. >> now this happened at the livermore's market last sunday. gayle hayden serves as director. her daughter and senior market manager says vendors can only hand out petitions or fliersldr the flags to conduct sword fights. again, floyd feels like he and the lgbt community were targeted. >> little kids were poking each other, using them as swords. >> definitely felt like the flags and what they represent were the target of her tirade. >> her daughter says she apologizes for floyd's feeling singled out. he says after he received a warning, he won't return to the market. moving on to decision 2020,

could lowering the age of voting in san francisco, voters defeated the measure to allow teenagers ages 16 and 17 to vote. "the examiner" reports supervisors will vote to put the veto 16 measure on the ballot again. youth voter advocates say the lower age requirements may boost voter turnout. making a difference in unlocking $300 million in revenue. mayor london breed today plans to introduce a proposed ballot measure. the city has collected $300 million in business tax revenue but that's now locked up in litigation. the added revenue would help offset a budget shortfall approaching $2 billion over the next two years. santa clara county's first free pop-up testing site will open in a few hours. swab tests at palo alto city

hall the next few days. the site will conduct up to 500 tests each day. there are more than 3,200 confirmed cases of covid-19 in santa clara county and 151 deaths. traffic court is back in session. the superior court will resume in-person traffic court for folks who refuse to have a remote trial. they will increase remote trials in hopes of social distancing. a much better understanding of just how much the coronavirus impact has had on bay area travel at the san jose airport. travel is way down. "the mercury news" is reporting in april 37,000 people passed through the airport. compare that to last year when more than a million travelers used the airport. that's a 97% drop.

all airlines are requiring them. >> it's tough, you say what are you doing this summer? oh. >> camping in the backyard. >> we're doing that for father's day. >> it's going to warm up, too. >> if you take the chocolate out, it might melt on you. >> for sure, right, kari? yes, it's going to be pretty hot and we're looking at a live view of the sunrise looking over the coming skyway near martinez is such a beautiful start to the day, make some time to get outside. as we've been mentioning several times it will be heating up throughout the end of the week. as we look at our high

temperatures it will be cooler than normal in some spots. napa reaching 83 and only 67 today in san francisco. we'll talk about that warm-up and, mike, you've been watching one major spot of our commute. >> very important. the almaden expressway takes you away from highway 85. that short section is closed for the crash and the investigation continues. we'll continue to follow that, of course. the san jose police department and our crew are at the scene there. a gentle build, we see mild slowing for 84 and out of the altamont, none for the nimitz coming down out of san leandro. a lighter tuesday and, again, this is the pattern we expect to see as we hit the summer months

though we're not, as kris easy