coming up next on "today in no metering lights. effect on san jose's bottom upper 50s and then as we go into the day we see some 70s here. all right. that does it for us. the bay" a swift and daring thank you for joining us. line. very rarely read much. as we look at our micro climates rescue. you have to see this. the intelligence briefings took there will be a wide range in ahead at 6:25 first responders place perhaps once or twice a week. >> he leaked classified temperatures because that fog stays near the coast keeping it jump into action to rescue two information so he has a big cool there as well as parts of people from a rushing river in the inner bay but the interior the sierra foothills. good morning. valleys will not get that ocean summer surge. more than half of all u.s. problem. more companies say they are states now reporting a spike in a former national security breeze so we're looking at going to pull their ads at least adviser john bolton's new covid cases. temperatures reaching into the tell-all book hits shell informs 90s as we go into the afternoon temporarily from facebook. less than 24 hours and right now and then cooling down later this why both republican and evening. we'll talk more about what's ♪ democratic lawmakers are slamming him this morning. ahead for the rest of the week some dramatically on the rise. florida cracking down on bars and restaurants with younger people the virus' newest targets. coming up and, mike, how is it >> cases are shifting in a and summer settles into the looking for the rest of the >> our tribute to the class of radical direction younger. bay area. commute? >> a picture tells it best. >> this morning the white house acknowledging a possible second kari will tell us where things 2020 here on "today in the bay" will heat up today and where the a live view of the bay bridge we want to highlight our toll plaza where i'm starting to graduates who have really gone temperatures will stay in the through a lot this school year 60s. "today in the bay" continues see vehicles slow down wave in the fall. right now. approaching the toll plaza more without that official ceremony and new york city, the nation's original hot spot, reaches a new frequently, of course, coming milestone. and welcome to the third hour of through a higher volume. and our great grad segment, a "today in the bay" for you. breaking overnight. we started at 4:30 this morning. you see the tapping of the despicable act. brakes and a slowing approach. big congratulations to these six i'm marcu washington. we should see the metering high school students. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for send us a candid picture of your lights. i'll call it 6:22. that shows you no problem graduates and you can find them laura garcia. mike's been watching the here on "today in the bay." getting through contra costa roadways, which are a little county, an easier drive. send to laura and me on busier than we've seen. you see that slowing we just facebook. kari, you're watching the showed you on the live cam. laura garcia nbc bay area and forecast. that means if you're going to marcus washington nbc bay area. get outside to get some mild slowing congratulations again to all the

exercise, you'd better do it graduates out there. fast. we're going to have a nice, cool morning to get outside for those outdoor activities but take a look at this sunrise as we get started looking right now in the east bay at walnut creek. it's a clear start here but we have seen once again that fog near the coast that will keep it cool but then we look at our temperature trend for the inland east bay. we're going from 59 degrees at 7:00 to 85 degrees at 1:00. here is a look at high temperatures as we reach up to 93 in concord today. san francisco will only reach 70. we'll talk about that range in temperatures and why that's happening as we head over to you, mike, what's the update on the commute? san jose's traffic flow, we were looking at the drive and i said it should lighten up on 101. the live camera, we'll take a look and see if that's the case. live look 101 with the headlights coming towards us. suddenly very clear. the map, i've circled that on

the bottom portion of the screen, north 101 shows the sensors starting to ease up and a few clips of yellow there so no problem. that's your typical pattern. there's still slowing out of the altamont and the arrow shows you a little slowing approaching the toll plaza. the volume should change over the next 20 minutes as we follow that. back to you. >> thanks, mike. san jose convention center would usually be bustling with excitement for apple's worldwide developers conference. this year things are a little different and san jose will be feeling it as things get under way this morning. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live for us at the convention center. this is where a look at the fallout from this all virtual show a lot quieter than we are used to out there, sharon. >> reporter: normally we would see people rushing, getting ready for the conference. this is the first virtual version of this conference due to covid-19. the apple worldwide developers

conference will be watched from participants homes. ceo tim cook's address takes place at 10:00 this morning. this conference each year previews new software across apple products. >> i'm full of secrets and it's hard not to overflow but i've been trained well. if it were physical, i would be right there with everyone else. >> reporter: without large crowds the convention center will be hit hard financially. this as many others across the world are struggling without events. apple just announced last week it will be closing some stores good monday in florida and arizona. right now at 6:14 let's get a tech reporter scott mcgrew will live look outside in the south tell us more about the upcoming bay as we wake up to a clear sun changes with apple. rise and it's going to be a warmer afternoon. you're going to start to feel reporting live, i'm sharon that by late morning and as we katsuda, "today in the bay." thank you very much, sharon. go into the afternoon we'll reach into the upper 80s.

6:03 right now and president trump is on defense this morning we'll talk about hitting the triple digits in the forecast because of some comments made at coming up in a few minutes. his rally in tulsa, oklahoma, still cool over here. over the weekend. a live look at the peninsula where the traffic flow is also but also because of a possible very easy. impact that tiktok had on rally no major problems but getting over here westbound your commute attendance and let's not forget direction we'll show you how things have changed. his former national security adviser john bolton's book is coming out very soon. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington with good morning. very happy monday to you as the war of words that's brewing and how the president is well. the sporting goods company rei responding. good morning, tracie. is joining patagonia and the north face in dropping >> reporter: and responding on twitter just a short time ago, advertising on facebook after kris, good morning. president trump is calling john the naacp pushed big companies bolton grossly incompetent and a to boycott the social network liar and still alleging that his saying facebook contributes to book due out tomorrow contains classified information. the spread of hateful messages on line. facebook, quote, your profits will never be worth promoting >> you are going to do a hate, bigotry, racism and fantastic job. anti-semitism. >> reporter: unfit, incompetent -- that's how former national security adviser john bolton describes president wall street gets back to work trump. after a fourth straight week of gains. futures call for mostly a flat

open. markets have been strong despite >> it's not clear to me he read numbers showing we're still in much of anything. the middle of the pandemic. some states showing record when it came to re-election, his numbers, in fact. record numbers for shares of attention span was infinite. apple as well last week. earlier you saw our sharon katsuda out there in the convention center or at the >> reporter: the tell-all book convention center in san jose. says he's uninformed, pressing a live look at that. world leaders to help him get this is where it was supposed to be held, the worldwide developers conference. it will be online. this is not one of those big re-elected. >> bolton has zero credibility. product announcement things you behind the scenes he was a see but we might see a new manipulator and tried to push us in a direction the president didn't go. >> reporter: the white house lost a court bid to stop bolton's book from being macintosh. more information on what published. they argued it could contain companies participated in the top-secret information. second round of the paycheck protection program, the ppp. >> he leaked classified information so he's got a big problem. the first round companies like shake shack took money. >> reporter: democrats and they ultimately gave it rge republicans are slamming bolton for skipping impeachment corporations were trying to get hearings and then selling his in onas som designed for main story. >> john bolton is a political opportunist and a profiteer. >> under oath he would have had street. at first the treasury department

an opportunity to answer questions and not just make said it didn't want to tell us who had taken the second round assertions. >> reporter: copies and excerpts of loans. it is now saying we will find are out. the book officially hits store out provided they take more than $150,000. shelves tomorrow. tracie potts, nbc news. >> it should. >> we need to know. information is power. >> thanks, scott. thank you, scott. >> the white house is arguing happening today ford motors will families stayed away from the tulsa rally because of protesters at the event. return to full production a full two weeks ahead of schedule. however, they are downplaying the role of tiktok on rally ford halted all assembly lines attendance, which you might have because of coronavirus. heard about by now. one online activist is among one analyst says some those taking credit for the dealerships need a boost in tiktok prank in which users supplies, more cars and trucks reserved thousands of tickets and suvs. with no intention of ever going to that rally. trending for you this >> and i think expecting morning, all someone needs is a raspberry beret and their little millions of people to show up to your rally and having an entire red corvette to complete the look for you right here. section right behind you just be prince's blue angel guitar sold empty is a huge blow to his ego. >> i'm telling you, there were at auction for half a million people and families that dollars. it was used by prince on tour as couldn't bring their children because of concerns of the protesters.

>> tulsa's fire marshal says well as his "saturday night about 6,200 people attended the live" appearance. the last hour i said that is the rally. type of thing you spend a lot of the white house, though, says it was at least twice that. money for but you never touch it and you just have people come the arena itself holds 19,000 look at it. people. the archbishop of san francisco is speaking out about friday's toppling of a statue at look, don't touch. >> i'm still remembering for the golden gate park and calls it, pants you only view from the quote, the hijacking of a front. >> i think it was the mtv music movement. one statue honored father st. awards. >> folks, look it up. junipero serra, the catholic >> i remember those. whoa. >> bundle it. priest founded 9 of california's >> we will never forget. >> maybe y'ltoday, mike -- 21. salvador leone is defending >> be cooler. >> you don't want to be overdressed. >> it's going to be that hot. serra saying the memorialization of historic figures merits an >> yeah, we're going to have some hot weather. i don't know, if that's your style, you can do that today. honor and fair discussion. let's take a look at our live there was no such rational discussion. view right now in dublin as we it was a mob rule. he says that love, not rage, is get started with some sunshine this morning. the only way forward. one of the spots that's going to heat up today, and we've seen 6:07 now and continuing our some cooler temperatures near coronavirus coverage the bay the coast, but if you're inland

area has 19,000 confirmed cases, like fairfield it is going to be heating up today if you want to go out for a run, have some 531 people have died because of outdoor activities, try to do that early before we make it to noon. covid-19. alameda county is leading the then we're in the low 80s, way with 4,800 confirmed cases. continuing to go up from there if you're looking to be tested for the afternoon. let's get a look at our micro in the south bay a new pop-up climates and high temperatures site operating starting tomorrow for today. we'll reach up to 90 in morgan at andrew hill high school n. santa clara you can get tested hill. at the north side branch milpitas 86 degrees. library. for the east bay more widespread both of those locations will be 90s as we head over to open to the public tomorrow livermore. 91 there. through friday, 10:00 a.m. to walnut creek reaching 92. 4:00 p.m. and you don't need an appointment. redwood city leaders are but a high of 76 degrees today scheduled to vote today on a and some 60s along the immediate budget that's raising questions coastline as that fog lingers among some residents. leaders say that the current today. i don't think we'll see much budget plan is pegged to clearing in half moon bay. then you go right on the other side to palo alto where we reach prepandemic expenditures and revenue targets and also does 85 degrees today. not take into account more recent concerns about policing. san francisco in the upper 60s today and the north bay reaching they say the current plan will be approved with modifications anywhere from the low put into place after a series of hearings this summer. ukiah. a wide range in temperatures as we go all depends on where

happening today in santa clara county supervisors plan to declare racism a public health throughout the week, and we are crisis. they say they support the black going to see more of the hot lives matter movement and will weather for the interior valleys. present solutions to stop racial by the end of the weekend expect those breezy winds to pick up inequities within the at 10:30 and some slightly cooler this morning. temperatures but we're still >>y> be above normal with our inland areas in the 90s all throughout getting some help when it comes to just trying to make it in the the week and san francisco keeps that natural air conditioning as bay. the city is about to authorize we go only up to 77 by the end using $1 million to cut the rent for some low-income tenants of the workweek. mike, you've been watching the commute. impacted by the pandemic. any more slow spots? the plan is to slash rent 30% >> there is a new slow spot. for those living in support of it's not unexpected. the bay bridge toll plaza. housing starting in august. a live look out there. the volume of traffic builds. the slowing also increases over there approaching the toll plaza. no metering lights registered just yet. i said 6:22. and right now it's 6:09. i have two minutes to see if that comes to fruition. as we start out we are watching the maps, no problems. out for the heat advisory that goes into effect later this morning mostly for solano the arrow marks the slow out of the toll plaza. counties and also the interior everything else is on the green there. moving out mild slowing through

counties. livermore. the rest of the bay area not ak at all the slowing out of the included in that heat advisory altamont. there may be a crash. but we do have a hot week ahead i'll check on that. the rest of the bay is clear. especially for our in with mid back to you. >> keep us posted, mike. coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: you might have heard there's a coin shortage. is it nonsense or something you need to think about? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. like many of you i spent the day celebrating father's day with my family. a big shout out to my husband, chris, who keeps our little freak show rolling down the rful thing to parent with you,ok and instagram. this cheeseburger is the best!

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6:24 for you this morning. welcome back. and there is a coin shortage in the u.s. perhaps you've seen the stories circulating on social media. >> circulating, i see what you did. what does it actually mean for you? consumer investigator chris chmura takes a look at where all that spare change is going. >> reporter: good morning. let's talk about this coin shortage and what it is not. it is not a run on banks where people empty their accounts and destabilize the financial system. that is not happening. today's coin shortage is due to the covid-19 shutdown and here is why. small businesses that deal in cash sustain the everyday flow of pennies, nickels, dimes and

quarters. most of the businesses have been closed. window-shops don't make routine deposits, banks run short on coins. the mint said it slowed production of new coins due to covid-19. it kept workers home. here is the good news, the mint stays full production resumed june 15th and the coin shortage is easing. the mint told us it is partnering with the federal reserve to ensure the health of our nation's circulating coin supply as cash retail transactions increase, the coin supply will increase as well. bottom line this coin shortage probably won't mean very much for families like yours. most of our money transacts electronically anyway. the fed recommended banks ease their restrictions on loose coin deposits. time to dig between the sofa cushions and take that found money to the bank. back to you. a new video now of cal fire crews rescuing someone stranded on the american river in auburn. this happened yesterday when a

swimmer became unable to make it back to shore because of the rising water levels. responders stopped them with a rope and then brought them to safety. this was one of several river rescues they made over the weekend. continuing our coronavirus coverage, states are seeing a spike in new cases this is with nearly 3,600 patients here now in the hospital. california's highest number since the start of the pandemic. covering for you on "today in the bay" including a growing outbreak at a waste management center in marin and a live report on the spike in new cases around the bay area. plus, silicon valley bracing for a major decision today from the trump administration. we're going to explain how new potential h-1b workers and their families may be affected.

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a spike in coronavirus cases across california. the major increase in hospitalizations over the weekend amidst the reopenings. plus, visas are 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, will it be warm? we're going to talk about that as we enter

and a good monday morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. mike, the traffic has been picking up for you. kari, happy first week of summer. thank you. we're going to have a great but warm week and we're already start to go see the heat advisories that will mostly be just to the east of the bay area with parts of the san joaquin and sacramento valleys. included in the heat advisory but this also includes solano county, parts of the interior mendocino and lake counties as we are going to have some hot weather for interior areas going into the next few days. a live look outside and starting the morning in the tri-valley where we'll see in dublin temperatures going from the upper 50s to the upper 80s even hitting 90 degrees at 2:00 today. we're getting ready for more of

that heat throughout the week. mike, you've been watching the roads in a few spots starting to slow down. that's right. i was saying the metering lights should be turned on at 6:22, and was i right? let's take a look. no, i was not right. metering lights are still not on. a live look out there does show folks are pausing or slowing at least. we should see them any minute now. you get the idea. the map shows you no problems on the approach, contra costa county, alameda county, the maze looks great, an easy flow of traffic. looks like things are sorting out but meanwhile the south bay, silicon valley has no slowing, back to you. thanks, mike. developing for you now milpitas police are supposed to talk more about a deadly officer involved shooting. a 19-year-old man died yesterday. this is on north temple drive near cardoza park. police responding to reports of a stabbing. they say the suspect was holding

a knife and charged at an officer. that's when the shots were fired. the victim of the initial stabbing were treated at the hospital and released. and a decision due today from president trump may have a tremendous impact on the tech industry here in the bay area. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live for us and, bob, i nope the president is expected to suspend that h-1b visa program. >> reporter: correct, marcus. president trump expected to sign an executive order that would halt the issuance of the h-1b visa and other temporary work visas through the end of the year. they are used to recruit high-skilled workers to work in tech companies like those located here in dublin, pleasanton and other parts of silicon valley. a lot of companies rely on these people especially since there's a shortage of skilled workers here in the bay area according to reporting done by npr.

this would not affect any workers here on visa but would suspend not only h-1b but l-1 is for those transferring a company's location to here in the united states, j-1 for professors, h-2b for seasonal workers not in agriculture. 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. earlier this year you might recall the president temporarily suspended the green card program. he says to stop the spread of the coronavirus and protect american jobs during this pandemic. reporting live in pleasanton, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. there are rising coronavirus concerns across the nation as

case numbers have spiked. in the north bay this morning health officials are looking at one particular plant because of a spike in illnesses there in marin county. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson joins us live in san rafael with where that outbreak is happening and whether the public should be concerned. good morning, cierra. >> reporter: good morning. yes, as the sun comes up we see a lot more excitement here in san rafael with the trucks coming and going. i'm in front of the marin sanitary services. here 43 confirmed covid cases were reported, that is according to "marin independent journal. "those numbers contributing to a larger number. a record high one-day increase of cases here in california. now take a look at this, nearly 4,000 cases reported on saturday alone. the highest total since april 1st and is a 22% increase.

california also reported over 1,000 confirmed covid-19 patients are currently in intensive care. all 288 employees were tested after an initial case was reported here at the plant on june 8th. thereafter several workers tested positive in the following days. now a spokesperson for the waste management plant here says a majority of those workers that did test positive do not have direct interaction with customers although one individual that is a truck driver, that individual did test positive. we're live in marin county, cierra johnson, "today in the " >> thank you. san jose sharks and santa clara county are teaming up in an effort to get more people tested for covid-19. this week the county is opening a new walk-up testing site at the s.a.p. center. so it starts tuesday and runs through saturday. you see the hours right there on your screen. 1:00 to 7:00 monday through

friday. 9:00 to 3:00 on saturday. no appointment needed. this week santa clara county's superior court is resuming some of its services, courtroom services. the phased in reopening started last week with criminal and family justice cases. this week, starting today, misdemeanor and child support hearings will resume. next week it will be civil and traffic court hearings. all courts are operating under major health related restrictions and only allow the people required to be in court show up. respond to go a sing to the sus a teacher at laney college, matthew hubbard. he issued an apology for sending a vietnamese american student an email suggesting that she anglicize the pronunciation of her name, which is phuc bui, because in english he said it sounded like a vulgarity. school board trustees have

issued a statement saying in part, we understand the need to challenge and eliminate racism and white supremacy in all of its forms including the suppression of native cultures and languages. keep that clipper card handy if you ride b.a.r.t. because starting today b.a.r.t. is eliminating paper tickets at san francisco's montgomery street station. this is to create a more contactless riding experience. they've been doing that since last year. so keep that clipper card handy. i've had to buy a couple of them because, kari, i keep forgetting them. >> didn't keep them handy enough. people need to keep that in mind heading out. 6:37, it's going to be a warm day as we get a look at our south bay high temperatures up to 90 degrees today in morgan hill. we'll see more of the 90s through the interior parts of the east bay from parts of alameda and contra costa

counties reaching up to 91 today in martinez. it stays comfortable in oakland. mid-70s here. mid-60s along the coastline just over the hills of palo alto reaching 85 degrees. san francisco mostly in the 60s today and the north bay high temperatures anywhere from 70 in point reyes to 101 degrees in ukiah. you can see we'll have a wide range in temperatures from the coast to the inland areas. we'll talk more coming up in a few minutes and, mike, you've been keeping an eye on the metering lights at the bay bridge and elsewhere across the bay area. yeah, it's slowing on the approach. we'll talk about that in one second. we'll look at the big view. no matter where you're driving it's a pretty smooth drive. the map shows green sensors everywhere. we may have an incident, maybe a roadside fire in oakland that i'm tracking. so far it doesn't sound like any structures are involved. this is better news. altamont pass is still slow but starting to ease up and smooth

out. slowing through about greenville, grant line road actually, and things starting to ease up. no problems to the bay bridge toll plaza and at the toll plaza itself there's more slowing as we take a live look. the metering lights are not yet registered as on in the chp report and we don't see a stop. we just see a slow flow. we like the flow. back to you. >> we do like the flow. thanks, mike. still ahead this morning, a new debat mayor now speaking out against governor gavin new the white house tries to explain president trump's call for less testing of coronavirus. looking at the big board this morning the dow down by 150 points. plus, nascar investigates a raceway discovery, a noose found in the garage of its only full-time black driver.

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right now at 6:42 we head out the door in the south bay. you may need a jacket early but not so much for the afternoon. it will heat up as our temperatures go from the low 60s to the upper 80s by early this afternoon. we'll talk about how you can be prepared for this weather. more on that coming up in a few minimum.

and i'm watching for a heatup in the east bay but it's because of a roadside fire reported along the nimitz. you see the volume moving very well by the coliseum. a better locator and more info coming back for the traffic. governor newsom's budget deal is making major cuts to close the gap of the state's $54 billion shortfall. newsom and the largest state union workers came to an agreement on cutting their paychec paychecks, two furlough days every month for two years. here is a political analyst and what they have to say. >> a relatively quick way to save money, much quicker than layoffs, which can take a long time to achieve. >> the budget deal goes into effect july 1st. and the mayor of nevada city is ignoring governor newsom's new statewide mask order. on facebook she posted that there's no law ordering you to wear a mask and that the

governor does not have the power to make that order. governor newsom is teaming up with others to get the word out about the masks. >> maybe you didn't vote for me. >> arnold, i voted for gray davis. >> no matter who you voted for or if you didn't vote at all it doesn't change californians look out for each other. >> look, nobody wants to wear these. >> the governor does have the power to order masks to be worn. a resurgence in coronavirus cases in california. 57 5% of inmates at san quentin tested positive for coronavirus. authorities say that an inmate at avenal prison died over the weekend. there are at least 130 inmates testing positive. at least 20 deaths in california state prisons are tied to the

covid-19 pandemic. >> sailors onboard the "uss theodore roosevelt" are taking part in a voluntary study looking at the spread of the coronavirus. hundreds of them were sickened during the outbreak in march. the news follows last friday's decision by the navy to uphold the firing of former commander brett crozier who voiced concerns about the outbreak. the white house is walking back a shocking statement from the president over this weekend that he wanted covid-19 testing slowed down. >> scott mcgrew, the white house now saying this was all a joke. that's right but the president didn't seem to deliver it as a joke and even more telling, marcus and kris is critics of the president have accused him of wanting that testing slowed down, so it's very mysterious why the president would give them more ammunition in that argument. you can decide for yourself, here is the president in tulsa

on saturday. >> here's the bad part. when you do testing to that extent, you're going to find more people. you're going to find more cases. so i said to my people, slow the testing down, please. they test and they test. we have tests of people, don't know what's going on. we have tests. we have another one over here. >> now there are a record number of infections in many states, but -- and you'll get that with testing, but what you won't get is the hospitalizations. there are record numbers of hospitalizations, people are definitely getting sick in miami-dade, for instance, the hospitals say they are full. president trump says he is now worried about foreign influence in our elections tweeting this morning rigged 2020 elections, millions of mail-in ballots will be printed by foreign countries and others. it will be the scandal of our times. the intelligence agencies say russia interfered with the 2016

election. something president trump has said he doubts. and keep in mind when there was foreign interference it was to help the trump campaign. the russian lawyer even wrote that down in an email sent to jared kushner. it got lost in the start of the weekend, that might have been by design, someone fired the top federal prosecutor in new york. the fellow looking into things like rudy giuliani's business dealings. the attorney general says the president fired geoff berman. the president said he knew nothing about it and says the attorney general did it. either way the plan to replace berman with a white house picked person is falling through. instead, the next person to take berman's spot will come up through the u.s. attorney's office and her name, audrey strauss, she is said to be very tough. if the white house was looking to replace berman with somebody they could work with, they didn't accomplish that. we'll track everything that's happening in washington on this early monday morning. you can find me on twitter.

i'm @scottmcgrew. thank you very much, scott. 6:48 right now and developing news out of southern california where a lot of folks are calling for an independent investigation of an officer involved shooting involving a deputy sheriff there. the l.a. sheriff's department is reviewing surveillance footage that could reveal more about thursday's altercation where an 18-year-old suspect died in gardena. deputies say he took off when they first spotted him. lawmakers believe independent investigators wfindings. following in san francisco's footsteps, a statue toppled over in los angeles. they brought down the statue of st. junipero serra. we've been showing that you demonstrators brought down a statue of serra in san francisco on friday. the fbi is joining nascar this morning in investigating

the finding of a noose in the garage of a black driver. the discovery was made yesterday at talladega speedway in alabama. bubba wallace recently pushed to get nascar to ban the confederate flag from its track, which some fans expressed opposition to yesterday. in a statement wallace says he is incredibly saddened by the act but says he will continue to proudly stand up for what he believes in. >> stand up for what you believe in. i love that. look, we still don't have a lot of our sports happening right now but last night the stars did return to live tv for the 2020 espy awards. so this year's awards didn't focus on the usual categories like best team or athlete. instead the hosts, russell wilson, meghan rapinhoe and sue bird called for social justice and to end racism with highlighting the black lives matter movement. one highlight boxing champion kim clavel was given the pat

tillman award for her service. she left the ring to return to work as a nurse in march amid the coronavirus pandemic. well deserved. >> so risky. high performing athletes and to take that detour is admirable. >> it's for the greater good. we want to get a look at the forecast for you today just to let you know things are heating up today in some parts of the bay area. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that. what can we expect with the heat? where is it going to be? it's going to be for the inland areas. we're usually more concerned when it heats up along the coastline and in san francisco. that will not be the case this go-around especially this week as we are still starting out with some fog this morning and that fog looks to linger for the day and that will keep the city cool as well as the coastline. as you make your way inland it's going to start to heat up. as we take a live look outside

looking over to pittsburg, we're starting out with a clear sunrise as the fog is not making it across the bay there. let's get a look at how the day shapes up. as we take you through noon our hour-by-hour forecast shows san francisco will be in the 60s. to the inland east bay we're going to start to see the temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. by 3:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon we're reaching into the 90s in some of those spots but notice how the fog stays along that coastline and keeps the temperatures there in the 60s while the inner bay will reach into the 70s so we are going to still have some spots to stay comfortable but there will be a wide range in temperatures. one of those days where if you're going to be driving around, you need anything from the jacket to the sleeves and the shorts, you may need sandals and regular tennis shoes. just be prepared for, once again, all kind of weather across the bay area. we're going to see this pattern continue through the week as

high pressure remains in control and we're still going to have a weak ocean breeze to keep the coastal areas cool. a storm system passing to the north will increase our wind speeds and our temperatures come down a few more degrees. as we look at our seven-day forecast, in the low 90s today and tomorrow, still warm on wednesday and we'll see that heat continuing through the end of the week while san francisco will see low 70s to start out the week and warming up to the upper 70s by the end of this workweek. mike, you've been watching the morning commute. any more issues popping up? kari, it's a calm drive, and we are seeing more volume in some spots but also, remember, it's summertime traffic flow. i'm trying to gauge it because of the quarantine phases we're going through. as we look outside the map, a smooth drive for these speed sensors all around the bay. there was a fire that was reported on 880 around davis.

no structures reportedly involved. we're still tracking that. there's not a distraction although there were reports of smoke that came in to chp. slowing at the toll plaza. the live look shows you we still have the slower drive but no metering lights. i don't know if we'll make it past 7:00 without them. back to you. >> thanks, mike. china is halting poultry imports from tyson foods. tyson facilities here in the u.s. have hard by the is corona outbreak. in china stepping up its inspection of food imports and as it deals with the new surge in coronavirus cases now linked to a food market in beijing. and coming up next, a look at our top stories for today including a big financial blow for the city of san jose. the big virtual conference set to get under way in just a few hours and the economic fallout from not hosting one of the silicon valley signature events. you're watching "today in the

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6:56. welcome back stories we're following. a live look at marin sanitary service in san rafael, which is now experiencing a reported coronavirus outbreak. the marin ij reports at the start of the month the waste and

recycling center tested all employees after its first confirmed case. after that more than 40 workers tested positive, most of them had no interaction with the general public. marin santory covers one-third of all of the homes in marin county. >> the state experiences a record number of patients in the hospital, approaching nearly 4,000. and the overall number of new ca since at least april 1st marking a 22% increase. california has more than 1,000 patients now in intensive care. a live look at the unusually quiet mchenry center in san jose. people normally would be filling the convention center but this year things are different. the pandemic is making apple's first ever virtual version of the conference.

the tickets to attend the conference usually cost around $1,600. this year participants can take part in the free of charge event. well, who says there's no free lunch? redwood city leaders are voting on a budge raising a lot of eyebrows amongst its residents. leaders of the current budget plan say the prepandemic expenditures and revenue targets but it also does not about policing. they say the current plan will be approved with modifications put into place this october. modifications after a series of hearings that happened over the summer. the archbishop of san francisco is speaking out about friday's toppling of a statue in golden gate park. he calls it, quote, hijacking of a movement. now that statue honored st. junipero serra, the catholic priest founded nine of

california's 21 spanish missions, many call oppressive to native americans. archbishop correoleone is defending serra saying the memorialization merits fair discussion but here there was no such ration discussion. it was a mob rule. he says that love, not rage, is the only way forward. take a look at our forecast and traffic with meteorologist kari hall and mike inouye. yeah, we're taking a look at those temperatures that will be heating up for the inland areas today reaching into the low 90s and much staying hot all