mike, what's the update on the we have your usual slowing out of the altamont pass. morning commute? we'll go out to the higher the arrow west 580 slowing to temperatures. that would be the tri-valley, greenville and i just noticed kari. we see the slowing we expect for 84, a little slowing there. the altamont, westbound 580 and i'll have to put an arrow head also westbound 84. to go livermore. thanks, mike. san jose convention center would usually be bustling with excitement for apple's worldwide at north livermore i'm circling a crash, a reported hit-and-run. developers conference. this year things, of course, are it sounds like no lanes are different. san jose will be feeling that as blocked but we'll follow this and let you know no slowing. things get under way this a new crash just slowed up morning. "today in the bay's" sharon seconds ago in castro valley. katsuda is live for us at the convention center with a look at the fallout from this year's all zooming out through the rest of virtual show. the bay, circle what we expect to happen this time. a live look for slowing because sharon? >> reporter: that's right, marcus. we're getting this burst of the first virtual version of the traffic. live camera shows you we do conference this annual suddenly see a surge of traffic conference, due to covid-19. and that's typical of this time. the apple worldwide developer now if the pattern holds it conference will be watched from should clear greatly over the next 15 to 20 minutes before participants' homes. the keynote address takes place 6:00. we will, of course, follow that. at 10:00 this morning. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:40 for you this morning and a new debate brewing over those masks. >> i'm full of secrets and it's still ahead on "today in the

hard not to overflow right now bay" we'll talk about the northern california mayor now but i've been trained well. speaking out against governor gavin newsom's new statewide mandate. yes, if it were physical, i'd be right there with everybody else. president trump said he wanted testing slowed down. the white house now saying he was trying to be funny. >> reporter: without large crowds the convention center will be hit hard financially just as many other convention centers across the world are found in the garage of struggling without events taking place at their venues. now this all comes after apple just last week announced that its only full-time black driver. they're closing stores in states what leaders are saying ahead of such as florida and arizona. today's rescheduled event. coming up in about ten minutes scott mcgrew will talk about more of these upcoming changes with apple. reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." as we come up on 5:44 the president trump is on defense this morning. sun is rising as we speak and we respond to go controversial take a look outside in dublin, comments he made during his one of those spots that will be tulsa rally. warmer today. we're starting out with a nice, also respond to ing to the crow refreshing morning with some 50s that showed up, much smaller than expected, and then he has but then it goes all the way up to 85 by 1:00 today. to deal with the explosive book from his former national security adviser john bolton.

"today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington with we'll talk about this in our a closer look at all three and forecast coming up. the brewing war of words. talking about the crash i was following livermore for west 580. now that is not a problem. it's out of lanes. and the other one off 580 is way off on redwood road, again, >> reporter: let's start with cleared from castro valley. the book. bolton is speaking out and so there's your drive with the headlights with no problems, but are world leaders including this morning south korea's national there is slowing out of the altamont. security official. the counterpart to bolton's old we'll show you more coming up. governor newsom's budget job says the accounts of their deal is making major cuts to close the gap of the state's $54 conversations with the trump administration in this book are billion shortfall. newsom and the largest state inaccurate. workers union came together on >> you are going to do a an agreement of cutting their fantastic job and i appreciate you. >> reporter: unfit, incompetent, paychecks. that deal includes a 9% that's how former national security adviser john bolton equaling two furlough days every describes president trump. >> it's not clear to me that he month for the next two years. read much of anything. and any raises are now delayed when it comes to re-election, for two years. here is what a political analyst his attention span of infinite. had to say about all of this. just too bad there wasn't more a relatively quick way to that have when it came to save money, much quicker than to national security. >> reporter: bolton's abc try and pursue layoffs which can interview last night expanding take a very long time to on his new tell-all book that achieve. the budget deal goes into portrays president trump as effect july 1st.

uninformed, pressing world nevada's city mayor is leaders to help him get re-elected. the white house is already fighting back. >> bolton has absolutely zero ignoring the statewide mask order. on facebook she posted there's credibility. behind the scenes he was a no law ordering you to wear a mask, and the governor does not manipulator and tried to push us have the power to make that in a direction the president order. governor newsom is teaming up didn't go. >> reporter: the white house with other former governors to lost a court bid to stop get the word out about those bolton's book from being masks. published. they argued it could contain >> maybe you didn't vote for me. >> arnold, news flash, i voted top-secret information. >> he leaked classified for gray davis. information, so he's got a big >> but no matter who you voted problem. >> reporter: on capitol hill for or if you didn't vote at all democrats and republicans are it doesn't change that californians look out for each slamming bolton for skipping other. >> look, nobody wants to wear impeachment hearings and then selling his story. these things. >> john bolton is a political >> researched the order and said opportunist and a profiteer. although it is not technically a >> under oath he would have had law legal experts believe it carries the same weight as an opportunity to answer legislation. questions and not just make assertions. >> reporter: copies and a surge of coronavirus cases with out, the book officially hits store shelves tomorrow. is hitting california's prison system. "the chronicle" is reporting that nearly 5% of the inmates at >> reporter: and let's talk about what happened over the san quentin prison are infected. weekend. the 6,200 people the tulsa fire authorities say an inmate at department says showed up at the

president's rally, the place was avenal state prison in kings more than half empty. county died from complications over the weekend. there at least 130 inmates have tested positive. at least 20 deaths in california even though more than a million state prisons are tied to the wanted to buy tickets. they say protesters scared pandemic. sailors onboard the "uss people from showing up or blocked them from getting in, theodore roosevelt" are taking but that is not what reporters part in a voluntary study actually saw on the ground. looking at the spread of the coronavirus. hundreds of those sailors were kris? >> all right, thank you very sickened during the outbreak much, tracie. back in march and the news as tracie mentioned there was follows last friday's decision that white house arguing that by the navy to uphold the firing people stayed away from the of former commander brett rally because of those protesters. however, we may have also heard crozier who voiced his concern about the role of tiktok and the about the outbreak. the white house is trying b rallies attendants. it happened over the weekend. one bay area online activist is wanted testing for coronavirus among those taking credit for slowed down. >> scott mcgrew, the white house that prank where users on tiktok now says that it was a joke. reserved thousands of tickets but never had any intention of going to that rally. it certainly wasn't delivered as a joke. >> and i think expecting good morning to you both. the president's critics also had millions of people to show up to your rally and then having an been accusing him of trying to get testing slowed down so it's

entire section right behind you a peculiar joke. just be empty is a huge blow to you are very much giving ammunition to your critics and his ego. >> i'm telling you, there were delivering it with a straight people and families that face. here is the president in tulsa couldn't bring their children because of concerns of the on saturday. you be the judge. >> here is the bad part, when protesters. you test -- when you do testing >> tulsa's fire marshal says to that extent, you're going to that about 6,200 people attended find more people, you're going to find more cases. the rally, though the white so i said to my people, slow the house says it was at least twice testing down, please. that. the arena does hold 19,000 they test and they test. people. the archbishop of san we had tests, people don't know what's going on. francisco is speaking out about we have another one over here. friday's toppling of a statue. he calls it the hijacking of a >> this comes as a number of movement. one statue honored st. junipero states are recording record numbers of infections. serra, the 18th century catholic more testing may account for bigger numbers but they don't priest founded nine of the 21 account for more hospitalizations. spanish missions. in miami-dade county, for a system some say oppressed native americans. instance, hospitals say they are full, more people getting sick, archbishop salvador leone is not just testing positive. president trump now worried defending serra saying in part about foreign influence on our elections tweeting this morning the memorialization of historic figures merits an honor and fair that rigged 2020 election, discussion but here there was no millions of mail-in ballots will

such rational discussion. be printed by foreign countries it was a mob rule, end quote. and others. it will be the scandal of our he says that love not rage is times. the only way forward. our intelligence agencies say russia interfered with the 2016 our continuing coverage now election, something president of our coronavirus pandemic, the trump has said he doubts. and keep in mind when there was bay area now has 19,000 foreign interference it was to help the trump campaign. confirmed cases. a russian lawyer even wrote that 531 deaths. in an email to jared kushner. alameda county is now leading the way with more than 4,800 it got lost at the start of the confirmed cases of coronavirus. weekend and that may have been and if you're looking to be by design but somebody fired the tested in the south bay there's a new pop-up site that starts top federal prosecutor in new york. the fellow looking into things operating tomorrow at san jose's like rudy giuliani's business andrew hill high school. dealings. the attorney general says the in santa clara you can get tested at north side branch president fired geoff berman. the president said he knew library. both of those pop-up locations nothing about it and that the attorney general did it. will be open tomorrow through either way the plan to replace friday 10:00 in the morning berman with a white house choice until 4:00 in the afternoon. is not happening. the good news for you here you instead berman's replacement don't need an appointment. will come from within the u.s. redwood city leaders are justice department and that scheduled to vote on a budget attorney's office as well. raising questions among some she's audrey strauss and she is residents. the leaders say the current plan said to be very tough. so if the white house was is pegged to prepandemic looking to replace him with expenditures. somebody that they could deal it also does not take into with, they chose poorly.

account more recent accounts about policy. we'll be tracking everything happening on twitter, of course, -- policing. including the president's new councilmembers say the current tweets. you can find me there, plan will be approved with i'm @scottmcgrew. modifications put into place this october. >> all right. this is after a series of we'll join you there. hearings this summer. thank you, scott. developing in southern california some leaders are happening today santa clara calling for an investigation, an county supervisors plan to declare racism a public health independent investigation after a deadly deputy involved crisis. they say they support the black lives matter movement and will shooting involving a man they say took off with a gun. present solutions to stop racial the l.a. sheriff's department is inequities in santa clara reviewingnce footage county. that meeting starts at 10:30 this morning. that could reveal more details about thursday's shooting where struggling san francisco renters will reportedly be an 18-year-old suspect died. getting help when it comes to deputies say he took off when making it in the bay. "the examiner" reports the city is about to authorize using $1 they first spotted him. million to cut the rent for some they believe an independent investigation would add to the low-income tenants impacted by the pandemic. integrity of those findings. a longtime statue toppled that plan is to slash rent 30% for those living in support of over this weekend in los housing starting in august. angeles. indigenous activists brought that money is coming from a budget increase approved last down the statue of father st. year. junipero serra. this is without police presence. we've been showing you

5:07 for you this morning, demonstrators there brought down getting a look at those a statue of serra in san temperatures out there for us today and, of course, kari, your francisco on friday. dress an indication of what we nascar this morning is investigating the discovery of a can expect, the heatup. it's going to be hot today. noose in the garage of the only maybe some short sleeves because those temperatures will be full-time black driver. heating up. the discovery was made yesterday as we take a look at where we'll have the heat advisories for at talladega raceway in alabama. most of the bay area we're not bubba wallace is the driver. he nascar included but we will see the to ban the confederate flag from heat advisories for solano county today and this is mostly its tracks which some fans the inland north bay as well as expressed opposition to yesterday n. a statement wallace the inland interior parts of the says he's incredibly saddened by the fact this noose was found in california area from the central his garage but says he will continue to proudly stand for valley over towards parts of the what he believes in. delta. now we are going to have those >> all right. good to hear that. we still don't have a lot of hot temperatures today as we our sports but at least last start out in the tri-valley. night the stars returned to live we do have some cool morning tv for the 2020 espy awards. temperatures looking at dublin this year's awards didn't focus this morning and our temperature trend that goes from the mid-50s on the usual categories like to the mid-80s by 1:00 today. best team or athlete. we can see with all of our micro instead hosts russell wilson, climates it all depends on where megan rapinoe and sue bird you are because we will still have some cooler temperatures along the coastline as that fog called for social justice while

highlighting the black lives matter movement. lingers today it's going to keep it in the 60s in half moon bay. one highlight champion kim san francisco up to 70 degrees clavel was given the pat tillman but then you make it over to the award. this is for service after she east bay and it's going to reach decided to leave the ring and into the 90s. we're going to have more weather return to work as a nurse in like this throughout the week. we'll talk more about that march amid the coronavirus pandemic. coming up and, mike, you've been watching the commute. any more slow spots popping up? >> sometimes it's just so obvious the sacrifice people make and to walk away from her a little slower and we'll career like that is than that show you what to expect. green everywhere. all the little slowing out of downtown to 85. in a match in the ring. usually a couple slower moving >> it might make training for a vehicles. i'll make sure it clears. i did do my homework, the arrow boxing match easy. for 84 west, the building and >> i bet it did. let's get a look at the forecast the slowing, heading over to 680 out of livermore and the for you today. >> we're starting out this altamont, of course, no morning with a live look outside surprises. over to the bay bridge, no surprises. we are going to have a nice cool contra costa county moves at start to the morning but also speed. no problems there. some of our inland areas will be and across the bay a smooth drive. no backup and no wait even at heating up. we're not going to see that in the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. all right, thanks, mike. san francisco. we're going to keep our natural air conditioning thanks to the swift and daring rescue still fog draped over the city.

you can see the top of the ahead at 5:25 this morning. we'll talk about those first transamerica pyramid disappear responders jumping into action into the fog as we've seen it floating at about 1,500 feet or to rescue two people from a rushing river in sierra below. foothills. more companies are removing a clear start. looking over to pittsburg, the themselves from facebook beautiful sunrise is my favorite advertising after controversies part of the day as we look at over racism and anti-semitism on all the colors in the sky. the social network. once again our nice, cool start to the morning with most of us plus, just in time for in the 50s and 60s. summer vacation, disney right now we're at 61 degrees in announces when it will open some concord. when you head over to livermore, of its florida resorts. san francisco is at 55 degrees. ♪ we're going to keep the cool air as that fog moves into the oh, yes, we are now back to coastline with half moon bay our triblt of the class of 2020. staying inan take a look here. these are some of our bay area francisco and parts of the inner bay will be fairly comfortable graduates we want to highlight for you who made it through withnoon. school without that official then you notice the range in ceremony. so in our great grads segment a temperatures as we go to the 4:00 hour. with some 60s along the coast big congratulations to these six college graduates. but some mid-90s for the inland parts of the east bay as well as we want to send a big parts of the north bay.

that's what we're going to see congratulations. we want to see your graduates' the heat continue as we go photos as well. throughout the week. send us a candid photo of the if you want to go out for a walk graduate and you may find it right around sunset, most of the right here on "today in the bay area will start to cool off bay." you can send that to laura or me nicely as the ocean breeze picks on facebook. it's laura garcia nbc bay area up again. high pressure builds and keeps and me, marcus washington, nbc it hot as we go throughout the bay area. week. no major changes here. ir own rules. each day we'll see a wide range in temperatures. as we go into the weekend some breezy winds start to pick up and that will help drop off the temperatures but look at the seven-day forecast for the valleys we're hot all throughout the week with some 90s in the forecast coming down to about 86 on sunday and for san francisco we're staying mild here with some 70s making it into the upper 70s by the end of the workweek. and, mike, you've been keeping an eye on the commute of the most of the slowing still in the let's talk data. tri-valley? a typical pattern although only xfinity mobile lets you switch up your it did look stronger for a bit. wireless data whenever. i accept! 5g - everybody's talking about it. now we'll take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. how do i get it? we should see traffic starting everyone gets 5g with our new data options at no extra cost. to build a bit.

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quote, your profits will never be worth promoting hate, bigotry, racism and anti-semitism online. wall street gets back to work this monday after a fourth straight week of gains despite what you see on the dow. futures call for a mostly flat open. markets have been strong despite the numbers showing we're still in the first wave of the coronavirus. some states seeing record numbers of infections. apple shares last week hit all-time new records. earlier you saw our sharon katsuda out there at the san jose convention center where there won't be a convention. it's all virtual this year online. this is not one of those big product announcements events but we might see a new product or two. talk of a new maacintosh. it is now free to watch online. we should get more information this week about what companies got loans from the government as part of the paycheck protection

program. originally the treasury department was going to keep those names and those amounts welcome back. secret from congress and from 5:58 for you right now. taxpayers. kris and marcus, you remember we and developing eight minnesota knew who got them and it turned correctional officers have filed out places like shake shack got discrimination charges against the county detention center in loans at a time when mom and st. paul. they say they were kept away pops didn't. that caused quite a stir. from the floor where ex-officer derek chauvin was held, charged with second-degree murder in connection with the killing of george floyd. the guards are all minorities and taxpayers decide if that's where our tax money should be who say that supervisors kept them from entering or even going. >> we should know where our money is going. working on the fifth floor where >> hopefully the companies chauvin was being detained. learned their lesson and didn't he has now been moved to a state apply in the first place if they didn't need them. we'll see. facility. a shocking discovery for one happening today ford motor stand-up comedian during a show. returns to full production and the good news is that they're he collapsed on stage. doing it two weeks earlier than they first planned. friday night d.l. hughley passed out during his performance in three months ago ford halted all nashville. he later posted a videoheas tre assembly line because of coronavirus and one analyst says some dealerships actually need a boost in supplies especially when it comes to trucks and suvs. positive for coronavirus

listen up if you love asymptomatic. disneyworld or all the disney he did thank everyone for their prayers and thoughts and says he theme parks. now some magic kingdom resorts will quarantine in his hotel in florida are reopening today. room for two weeks. this is with new safety listen up, disney fans, some protocols in place that you need to know about if you expect to resorts are opening today with new safety protocols in place go. the new requirements include that you need to know about. mandatory masks except when so the new requirements include you're swimming or eating. mandatory masks except when and temperature screenings of swimming and eating and arriving guests will happen. temperature screenings upon arrival for those guests. walt disneyworld plans to open walt disneyworld plans to reopen or reopen, i should say, on july 11th. july 11th. quickly approaching 6:00 and ♪ purple rain a first of its kind for apple. and trending this morning a never before held virtual allneeds is a raspberry beret or worldwide conference starting in just a few hours. a little red corvette to we're going to tell you how the complete this look. change of plans is having a huge prince's blue angel guitar sold effect on san jose's bottom at auction for more than a half million dollars. line. very rarely read much. the iconic guitar was used for the intelligence briefings took "purple rain" and during his place perhaps once or twice a "saturday night live" week. >> he leaked classified appearance. that would be something to get information so he has a big if you were a prince fan. >> you pay a lot of money but you never use it. problem. you just let it sit. a former national security

adviser john bolton's new tell-all book hits shell informs less than 24 hours and right now >> it would be the guitar why both republican and democratic lawmakers are formerly known as prince's. slamming him this morning. >> look at you. and summer settles into the >> you're so good, mike. so good. bay area. kari will tell us where things all right, we want to get a look at the forecast today. will heat up today and where the heating up like mike's jokes. temperatures will stay in the 60s. "today in the bay" continues right now. meteorologist kari hall is and welcome to the third hour of looking at those temperatures. and we are going to see "today in the bay" for you. we started at 4:30 this morning. those warmer temperatures i'm marcu washington. inland, but as we start out this morning with a live look outside >> and i'm kris sanchez in for in san francisco you can see the laura garcia. low clouds and the fog just mike's been watching the sitting over the city may make it a little misty at times. roadways, which are a little busier than we've seen. kari, you're watching the that will help keep the city forecast. cool especially for the next few that means if you're going to days. as we look at this live view from coming skyway looking over toward vallejo, that fog is drifting across the bay and we're going to see that moving through at least for the early hours but none of that as we look at the inland east bay as we check out the sun rise over walnut creek. let's get a look at our

temperature trend for today. we start out with some upper 50s here and then we see it quickly warming up as we go through late morning into early afternoon. at noon we're 82 degrees and it continues to go up fro bay looking at a high of 91 in east san jose. downtown san jose reaches the upper 80s. we will see a few more widespread 90s for the inland east bay as we reach up to 93 in antioch but hayward stays comfortable. we'll see the inner bay in the 70s and 60s along the coastline as the fog lingers today. for san francisco we're going to see the fog at levels of about 1,500 feet above sea level and that will remain throughout today. so you're looking at the outer sunset where we stay in the upper 60s. the mission district up to 70 degrees. 82 degrees for mill valley and up to 90 today in napa while some of those interior areas get really hot. this is the weather trend we'll see throughout the week as high pressure builds it will not move

and so we're in for wide ranging temperatures but then by the end of the weekend the storm passes to the north that will make it breezy by sunday and temperatures come down a few degrees. you look at the seven-day forecast once again some 90s for most of us throughout the week, even some mid-90s by the end of the week into the start of the weekend. we just come down a few more degrees but san francisco keeping that natural air conditioning staying in the 70s all throughout the workweek. and, mike, you've been watching the commute. what's the update for us? we don't have anything really exciting which is what you want in traffic. we mentioned a wind advisory for the golden gate bridge. this is from chp. a look at the san mateo bridge and the high rise there where chp also said that overnight they had some gusty winds so just a note there but, again, no problems when you see the smooth drive. that shows us the green sensors across 92 over the weekend, very crowded getting into and out of

half moon bay to 92 and highway 1 and as the summer breaks are on for schools we may see slowing in general. overall no problem for those sensors around the bay. to the north bay where you see the arrow, slowing out of vallejo for west 37. no major issues other than that. i'll check on the location and see if it affects the skyway. a look at the bay bridge shows no problems, a clear view westbound with the taillights into the city. back to both of you. all right. thank you very much, mike. and this morning all new fallout, next on "today in the bay," new claims from minnesota correctional officers about guarding the former police officer at the center of the george floyd case. plus, a company act turns serious. collapsing on stage up next. you're watching "today in the bay." businesses are starting to bounce back.

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rescues they made over the weekend. new overnight two people are dead in north carolina after what neighbors say was an exchange of gunfire during an i am impromptu block party. five more people were struck by cars as they ran from the scene. one person fired shots and the party was a continuation of the weekend's juneteenth celebration. developing for you now eight minnesota correction officers have filed discrimination charges against the county detention center in st. paul. they say that they were kept away from the floor where ex-police officer derek chauvin was held. chauvin is charged with second-degree murder in connection with the killing of george floyd. those guards are all minorities who say that supervisors kept them from entering or even working on the fifth floor this is where chauvin is being detained. he's now been moved to a state

facili facility. a viewing and public memorial is planned for 27-year-old rayshard brooks at the historic ebenezer baptist church. a celebration of life will be held tomorrow. tyler perry offered to pay for brooks' funeral. his studios are just four miles from where brooks was shot. the officer who shot brooks is facing charges and video shows brooks taking off during a police stop after grabbing the officer's taser. continuing our coronavirus coverage nearly half of all states including california are seeing a spike in cases of coronavirus with nearly 3,600 patients here now in the hospital. that's california's highest number since the start of the pandemic and happening now new york city businesses are preparing to enter phase two of reopening. bars and restaurants are reopening for outdoor dining along with in-person retail, nonessential offices, hair salons and barber shops. new york city playgrounds will

also reopen. however, up to 90% of those office employees are not expected to return to work right away. a shocking discovery for a high-profile comedian who collapsed on stage. friday night he passed out during his performance in nashville. he later posted a video saying he was treated for extreme exhaustion and dehydration, but he said he also tested positive for coronavirus but is asymptomatic. he thanks everyone for their prayers and thoughts. he says he will now quarantine in his hotel room for two weeks. imagine finding out like that p and i saw him there many years ago. i hope he will be okay. >> he was doing better back then. next, top stories we're following for you here on "today in the bay" including the growing coronavirus outbreak and

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right now at 5:30 a spike in coronavirus cases across california. we're going to talk about the major increase in hopizations over the weekend amidst bay area reopenings. plus, h-1b work visas vital are now in the cross hairs of the white house. a live report on the potential

fallout from a decision that's now just hours away. and climbing temperatures in parts of the bay area we will be warming up on the first full week of summer. and a good monday morning. thank you for starting with "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. it says weird to say the first full week of summer but we did just leap over the summer, kari. yeah, it got really hot. we'll have more of that heat throughout the week. over the south bay looking from the cupertino hills, we are starting out with a nice sun rise here. you can see the low clouds settling into parts of the south bay as we are going to start out with temperatures throughout the morning warming up into the upper 60s already at 9:00 and then look at the trend. we reached the upper 80s here. some of us will hit the 90s and

even 100 degrees. you're going to feel that in parts of the north bay and the inland east bay up to 93 in concord as we go through the week once again. mike, you've been keeping an eye on the commute. we have a typical build as far as spots in the tri-valley although i have one new thing on the grid. we'll check that as we look at the maps. nothing that really stands out. the 580 issue near livermore, we'll check on that. i did follow up on this in san francisco, a disabled vehicle does affect the approach getting out of the city around 4:00 for eastbound 80. you may find a stall blocking one lane. crews should take care of that quickly. you see it passing by the skyline and on to the bay bridge. westbound your commute direction does move very smoothly there. a little slowing for 37 out of vallejo. back to you. all right. thank you very much, mike. developing now milpitas police are supposed to talk about a

deadly officer involved shooting. a 19-year-old man died yesterday on north temple drive near cardoza park where police were reporting to reports of a stabbing. they say the suspect was holding a knife when they arrived and charged at an officer and that's when shots were fired. the victim of the initial stabbing call was treated at a hospital and then released. a decision due today from president trump may have a tremendous impact on the tech industry right here in the bay area. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in pleasanton. i understand the president is expected to suspend the h-1b visa program. >> reporter: he is expected to sign the order that would halt the issuance of h-1b visas through the end of the year. if you're not familiar they're designed to bring in talent to work at tech firms and other companies throughout silicon valley, we're talking about a lot of companies who rely on these people especially since

there is a shortage of skilled workers here in the bay area. this would not affect any workers currently here on a visa. president trump's order, however, would suspend l-1 visas here in the united states, j-1 visas for professors, h-2b for seasonal workers not in agriculture. npr reports one point of contention is whether or not new au pairs would be allowed to enter the united states. president trump's executive order comes a week after the supreme court ruled against his administration's attempt to shut down the daca program which protects children of undocumented immigrants from deportation. the president temporarily suspen program earlier this year. he says to stop the spread of coronavirus and protect american jobs during this pandemic. bob redell, "today in the bay." all right, thank you very much, bob.

there are also more coronavirus cas cases, concerns among several states after spikes in several states that had reopenings here in california included. in the bay area this morning health officials are keeping an eye on one particular work place in marin county. cierra johnson is live with more on that outbreak and the surge this weekend in overall coronavirus cases. good morning, cierra. >> reporter: good morning, kris. if you hear some of that rumbling, that's the trucks going by because i'm in front of the marin sanitary service. every morning they process recycling and garbage but this morning it's the source of 43 confirmed covid cases. this according to "the pa rin independent journal." those numbers contributing to a bigger picture, a record high one-day increase of cases here in california. take a look at this graphic. there were nearly 4,000 cases in state hospitals reported on saturday alone. that's the highest total since

april 1st and is a 22% increase. california also reported over 1,000 confirmed covid-19 patients are in intensive care. now locally the number of cases at the san rafael plant, this is the result, rather, of plant wide testing here in san rafael. the marin independent journal reporting all 288 employees were tested after an initial case on june 8th and several workers thereafter tested positive. now a spokesperson for the waste management plant here says the people who did test positive don't deal directly with the public although there was one truck driver that did test positive. live in san rafael, cierra johnson, "today in the bay." the san jose sharks and santa clara county are teaming up in an effort to get more people tested. this starts on tuesday and runs through saturday. you can see the hours there on

your screen. 1:00 to 7:00 tuesday through friday and 9:00 to 3:00 on saturday. no appointment is needed. this week santa clara county is opening more of its courtroom services. they started last week with criminal and family justice cases. this week, starting today, misdemeanor and child support hearings resume. next week it'll be civil and traffic court hearings. all are operating under major health related restrictions and only allowing people required to be in courtrooms. a follow-up now from district leaders responding to news of a suspended laney college professor. that professor, matthew hubbard, issued an apology over the weekend for sending a vietnamese-american student an email. in it he suggests that she should anglicize the pronunciation of her name, phuc bui, because in english it sounds like a vulgarity. a statement has been issued

saying, we understand the need to challenge and eliminate racism and white supremacy in all of its insidious forms including the suppression of native cultures and language. and you're going to want to keep your clipper card handy if you ride b.a.r.t. starting today because b.a.r.t. is eliminating paper tickets at the montgomery street station partly to create a more contactless riding experience. b.a.r.t. has been phasing out paper tickets since last year. we have been telling you about that, mike included. >> trying to keep less touching. >> absolutely. you don't want to have to keep buying that card over and over again. trust me, i know from experience. hopefully the cars have air conditioning in it today because it will be a hot one out there. yes, especially if you live inland. we're seeing the heat advisories today for all these areas shaded

in orange and mostly over parts of the sacramento and san joaquin valley and over to solano county for today. this also includes the far north bay from parts of lake and mendocino counties for the areas away from that coastline. so we are going to have some hot weather for spots like fairfield if you're getting out for a run, get out early while the temperatures are still nice and comfortable. it will heat up by noon. reaching up to 90 in napa. san jose the upper 80s.n ancisc. th forecast.