berkeley hills. be a slightly cooler day so i don't know if you can see but there are a few cows on the pleasant hill will be in the mid-70s by 11:00. hills as we await the sun rise and we're going to see at times temperatures coming down from over the week, but we do still some breezy winds starting to pick up. have some very dry vegetation we started out with a light and we know there were a lot of wind, cool temperatures, but then as we look at our wind fireworks set over the weekend that sparked those fires. forecast this will make a huge difference in the fight against we're going to talk about that some of those brushfires that and the air quality because of continue to burn especially in the wildfire smoke coming up. parts of the south county. we'll see wind at 10 to 15 miles an hour picking up to about 20 to 25 miles per hour. any issues popping up? we do have one issue that's with a westerly wind it's coming sticking around and has been off the ocean and will bring in there for a while. the traffic flow as we look at higher humidity which may help them out just a bit. the maps shows a smooth drive across the golden gate and the that's somtly bay bridges. cooler due to the stronger ocean none of those bridges, i guess, breeze. looking at all of our high more well known. we'll take you here to the right temperatures for this afternoon, side of the screen. our micro climates in the 60s southbound 160, the antioch bridge. coming in to antioch out of the for san francisco some 70s in north bay. palo alto and low to mid-80s the bridge closed. from the south bay to the east bay and north bay. southbound has traffic reinstated but debris.

mike, how is it looking for the it looks like it's starting to commute right now? lighten up. really good. kris, you have big concerns for us throughout the south bay and the two crashes i've been all over the bay area. following look like they've cleared as well. take a look at the big view. you see a nice smooth flow of that's right. green. it's two fiery scenes playing out right now in the south bay as crews try to get a handle on the slowing into san francisco, two separate fires that are still burning. we want to get back to easier now, the disabled vehicle meteorologist kari hall in just looks like it's cleared from a minute to talk about the impact of all of that smoke you westbound 80 just as you make your way off the skyway. might be sensing around the bay area. those who are unfamiliar, that's where it is, now. roz plater is live near the fire line. >> reporter: this was not a fireworks related fire. all lanes are cleared heading into antioch and that's better that was the thought originally. news out of the north bay. it started with a structure fire back to you. that got quickly out of control. thank you, mike. a lot of musical theater fans the firefight overnight. spent their weekend watching they have their work cut out for "hamilton" which is now the movie version on disney plus. them. but some folks saying stop, the it is only 15% contained and at show should not go on.

least two homes destroyed. >> more people close to president trump have been it started just after 2:00 diagnosed with coronavirus. yesterday afternoon. the winds quickly spread the we'll bring you the very latest. blaze to nearby brush and beyond. there is a mandatory evacuation ♪ in place for some 25 homes and some of the evacuees told us they were hesitant to leave at time to say congratulations to first. the class of 2020. you can see right here this is >> a 50/50 chance my place would our time to say congratulations to all of those graduates out be burned up so just waiting. there. these are our high school we'll find out pretty quick. seniors moving on to the next phase of their life. and, look, we want to share all the graduates, at least as many as we can. >> reporter: more than 300 acres burned but is 70% contained. send your pictures to laura garcia or marcus washington nbc bay area on facebook. we can't wait to see the photos we should tell you that there is an evacuation shelter set up by and then congratulate all of our graduates throughout the bay area. the red cross and a lot of smoke and air here.

more on the air quality problems today, back to kari. what's happening here we have high pressure which causes oh, we love our new home. neighborhood's great. the air to sink and also it amazing school district. gives us some very warm the hoa has been very involved. temperatures. and when the air is sinking it these shrubs aren't board approved. traps the smoke in some of our low lying areas and some of the you need to break down your cardboard. valleys. thank you. violation. violation. we're going to see a very light i see you've met cynthia. wind that will help to mix out at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. and it does help us save a bunch of money. the smoke very much. the ocean breeze is picking up and that onshore wind flow from two inches over regulation. the west will help mix out the thanks, cynthia. air a little bit. in terms of the current air for bundling made easy, go to geico.com quality right now for much of the bay area it's pretty good. then when you head to the south bay and the south county it is getting unhealthy and at times we've seen some bright colors here indicating a lot of particulate matter from the smoke drifting in the air. you do have to be careful and limit your time outside if you

have breathing problems. we'll talk more about this and temperatures coming up in a few minutes. 5:03 and switching gears now to our coronavirus coverage. covid-19 cases continue to spike over the holiday weekend santa clara county, you can see right there, still with 5,300 cases. alameda county still the most cases right now with almost 6,900 cases. a look at the overall view of those cases, the new ones within the last 24 hours. you can see santa clara county with almost 200 new cases. alameda county has almost 300 new ones. the counties with dashes, some of those have not been updated just yet. a major setback for reopening businesses in the south bay. the state is rejecting the

request to move into the next phase. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live this morning. can the county appeal? >> reporter: the state's decision to not allow the reopening of businesses like nail and hair salons and gyms so that decision makes no sense. it will be reaching out to the right now at 5:44 on this state for more guidance on what it needs to do to move on for monday morning let's head to the next phase of reopening. mountain view and see how it an owner of a nail salon calls shapes up over the next few hours. we're starting out with mid-50s it a death sentence for her and a nice sunrise. we'll see more sun throughout business. they put in a request to the the day as our temperatures reach into the low 70s by noon. state to reopen the businesses and allow larger social gatherings. the idea was to be effective we'll talk about our air quality july 13th but the state has rejected that plan. and the forecast coming up. a pretty smooth drive around also in the south bay, confusion the bay area now. sort of right on schedule for a over whether restaurants can resume outdoor dining. monday. a few more cars as the sun is you can see from over the coming up. weekend agents with alcoholic the lighting will adjust coming

beverage control entered ladera grill in morgan hill and other up. restaurants in the city and kris? >> thanks, mike. we continue to follow gilroy to let them know they were in violation of the state's breaking news out of the gilroy area and we learned overnight guidance on outdoor dining. the restaurants were allowed to continue for the night, but they had to shut down the next day or that the now crews fire was be cited. caused by a structure fire that exploded to 1,500 acres. ladera grill did still open the next day. our roz plater is on the scene. they said they adhered to social we'll have a live update coming up. i want to tell you about this distancing. abc said the county had not high-speed chase ending at the road closure near the crews received an order to open and fire. the driver is suspected in they are in violation of several hit-and-run crashes stay-at-home orders. plowed through a roadblock, hit the county says they are aware another car head-on at ferguson but are not weighing in on and crews road. whether they think there are violations. bob redell, "today in the bay." the driver is one of three all right, thank you very people hurt. but everyone is expected to much, bob. survive. starting today you'll have to pay more if you want to park in oakland. the city is going to start another fire is contained. this happened near eastbound 580 enforcing its parking meters near altamont pass and once again. payments were halted because of the pandemic. greenville roads. crews were able to contain it to about 50 acres. they are restarting the meters. a couple of air tankers were

called in. city leaders say the parking no word of an exact cause. spots are going to be in demand as people start going back out for dining and shopping and it was a dangerous fourth of july in san francisco all because of illegal fireworks. don't forget they will still be in operation. follow our live block where we put together the headlines and i don't know what it was like all of the new developments in one place at our website, where you live but illegal fireworks why lighting up the nbcbayarea.com. city, in san francisco and police in vallejo are around the bay area, keeping investigating a possible people awake and stretching firefighters to their limits. kidnapping. investigators say they need your firefighters tell us that in help. just 12 hours 108 fires all set last night they say a man assaulted a young woman and by illegal fireworks. pushed her no a car. we talked with folks in san francisco's bayview. the victim ran to an apartment rental office to get help near >> our main concern was right next door there's nothing but a lot of weeds there. rotary way. they're looking for that silver if that would have sparked or infinity sedan 8dmn-284 license caught on fire, yes, this church probably would have went up. plate. if you know where this car is, the people they're looking for, the man or the young woman, you >> these were either are asked to call police. professional grade or very close

so much for the a's getting to it and they left a very big back the full squad for practice. right now they are stuck in mess. limbo because of a testing pre president trump is planning snafu. the a's say the team's another rally. >> this comes off a big fourth coronavirus test results are on of july celebration. that's right. hold in large part because of and this next one will be in shipping delays because of the portsmouth, new hampshire. this is not a state he fourth of july holiday. only pitchers and catchers have necessarily needs to win in the made it back onto the field so far. next presidential race. rally goers will be asked to it is possible the results could sign a legal document promising come back today at which point not to sue the campaign if they there could be a full workout but the team says there are no get coronavirus and the rally will be held outdoors. guarantees, which we have gotten this comes as two more people close to the president have been used to in the last couple of months. >> that we have. we can guarantee a forecast for diagnosed. the president's son's girlfriend you. have tested positive. meteorologist kari hall with a look at the forecast. kaine has been hospitalized. we're paying close attention because of the virus going on, kari. the u.s. has the most reported it will be smoky as we're waking up and looking out the cases and the highest death toll window. in the world. you're smelling the smoke coming in and there will be drifts of

he says there's not enough talk about the good jobs numbers last it. as we take a live look outside thursday and, indeed, that is in the south bay once again, get inspiring the markets. ready to head out the door. if you're driving to work make we're going to talk about it again in our business segment coming up in a bit. sure you're not drawing in the the supreme court still has a smoke into your car and then number of cases that it has not your home closing in the windows and doors. decided, could release decisions soon. one involving so-called faceless electors who vote their conscience instead of what it will be a comfortable day as voters in their home state we reach into the mid-70s. actually voted. another case involving mr. limit your time. trump's financial records and the rest of the bay area will have better air quality. whether a prosecutor in new york we'll talk more about this and a state can look into the trump nice week ahead for the bay area coming up. financial records while mike, how is it looking for the president trump is president. commute right now? we'll be watching for those and traffic is pretty good. tweeting about them. for a monday after a holiday you twitter. i'm @scottmcgrew.fter "hamilton weekend things are looking smooth. that was reflected in lighter volume of traffic all last week. aired on disney plus, there are you do notice the altamont pass calls to cancel the show because showing traditional slowing, maybe lighter, easing in here the hamilton was a slave trader,

and slowing for 84 out of livermore to sunol. an immigrant pushing to end slavery. he never owned slaves. some on social media are 880, oakland where traffic flows very smoothly. pointing to that as a reason to remove the show from disney plus and eventually broadway. north into downtown. it has won several awards. that's good stuff. >> that is good stuff. now time for something good. can you see the resemblance? >> i'll have to watch how that plays out. this image of the comparison going viral. what one man is saying about his >> the pandemic didn't stop a very famous relative. few animals interest having a good time over the holiday wall street back to work weekend. after a three-day weekend and, boy, are investors in a very good mood. >> looks like my house. independence day was saturday, but you can see the lemurs kept ♪ the party going for some time. zoo keepers decorated their and now time to congratulate exhibit with streamers and set our class of 2020. take a look at these graduates up a picnic. here on "today in the bay." the lemurs even had an ice cream we want to highlight the truck. looks like fun. graduates who made it through the school year without that we miss going to the zoo. official ceremony. >> that's true.

we're more worried about the we want to congratulate these students making it through grade oakland zoo because they're no , school. we want to congratulate all of those graduates. you can send us a candid photo. giving them business. >> at least we can show you a little bit of what's going on there. what's going on with the you can send them to laura forecast today as well. garcia or me on facebook. meteorologist kari hall is looking at the air quality for us today. laura garcia or marcus washington nbc bay area. yeah, that's what we've been congratulations to all of those monitoring because we've seen graduates of the class of 2020. drifts of smoke coming in. - [narrator] did you just reward yourself you can probably smell it in the south county as well as the south bay and it's coming from a couple of those wildfires burning near morgan hill and gilroy. as we look at the air quality in morgan hill it is pretty unhealthy. and so as you're driving to work this morning turn the air conditioning on recirculate so it's coming from within your vehicle and if you can close your windows and doors as you're dealing with the smoke drifting in. looking at the south bay, waking up this morning to at times air

quality worsening because of a very light wind. our temperatures will gradually warm up into the upper 70s and the wind will pick up as well. that may help blow the smoke further off to the east. as we lock at our hour-by-hour outlook for our microclimates as we head to noon we will see some fog near the coast keeping it in the 60s there. and then for the inland areas around lunch time we're seeing in spots like concord it will be in the mid-70s and the low 80s and then going into the rest of the afternoon mostly staying in the mid-80s there for our warmest spots. the rest of the week will be a pretty nice week. high pressure staying to the west of us. as we go to the weekend it will start to warm up and we're looking at some slightly warmer temperatures but nothing too

extreme here. we're pretty much in the 80s all throughout the week which is about normal. we just go a little bit warmer for the weekend. and, mike, you're looking at the for spending a perfectly reasonable amount commute. anything new popping up for of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? commuters? kari, we're easing in this grubhub's gonna reward you for that with a $5 off perk. monday. we do have some slowing that shows up on the sensors. (doorbell rings) - [crowd] grubhub! we talked about it when we took (fireworks exploding) the live look. overall everything looks great. zooming in and show you where the arrow is northbound 101. just for the last few minutes a little slowing, focusing right around the area north of 680, just north of our camera. we took a live look with more traffic a few minutes ago. a little bit more traffic coming in out of the altamont pass but holding steady with mild slowing. a smooth drive as well. now we have travel times getting down from highway 4, still under 15 minutes. everything at speed coming to you approaching the berkeley curve. back to you. >> all right. thanks, mike. happening now southern japan is experiencing a deadly deluge

of rain. nearly 40 people are believed to right now at 5:13 let's get have died from the flooding and mud slides. out the door in dublin as we check out our tri-valley now this is about 150 miles forecast, temperatures this morning hopefully in the mid-50s southwest of hiroshima. and it's going to be a much more the video showing homes and comfortable day with a lot of buildings submerged to the sunshine as we reach into the rooftops with rescue efforts under way. upper 70s by 1:00. we'll get a look at all of our microclimates and talk about a many people listening to the nice week in the forecast coming up. >> always nice to look forward evacuation warnings when the to a nice week. rains started on friday. we're looking at a nicely slowing san mateo bridge as we take a live look. police are asking you to the last half hour has brought keep an eye out for this car more taillights west and heading because it is connected to a over from foster city. i hear about a new crash that possible kidnapping. what witnesses say they saw might affect folks on the bay bridge. before a young woman was dragged scott, over to you. inside and driven away. all right, mike, a very good morning. a very happy monday to you as well. wall street gets back to work plus, a nascar pileup right after a three-day break and a at the their crews very strong jobs report. futures calling for kind of a fared. you are watching "today in the bay." - [narrator] pop on the open, nearly 400 point. investors pointing to strong

trading overnight in the chinese market, these are the ones they claim not to trust but positivity very high this morning. we have to go all the way back to thursday's close to get the numbers. the dow will start the day at 25,827. the nasdaq stayed put well over 10,000. elon musk making fun of short sellers over the weekend. people who bet against the company and appear to be losing. uber will buy postmates, a delivery service. a lot fewer people taking rides. $2.65 million according to bloomberg. it's an all stock deal. today will be the first day for a $15 an hour wage at target across the country. now some places like santa clara county already mandate that. in places where the cost of living is low this will be quite the raise.

marcus and kris, workers are going to get a $200 bonus, and they will get access to virtual doctor visits whether or not they have health care through target or not so it is a very generous and, again, $15 around the country, federal minimum wage is, what, about $7.25, so double in some states. >> the virtual visits are free, too. >> but access to health care is a great perk, too, especially in these times. thank you very much, scott. happening today stanford is reopening the dish granted people maintain social distance and continue to use their masks. it is still in operation and has a three-mile walking path that goes around. maybe you've been there. stanford is asking visitors to make sure they complete the loop grubhub's gonna reward you for that with a $5 off perk. and only go around in the counterclockwise direction in order to avoid contact with (doorbell rings) - [crowd] grubhub! (fireworks exploding) others. masks are required when you're within six feet of another

person so it doesn't seem like too much to ask. trending for you that morning shannon lanier is opening up about thomas jefferson, a ninth generation descendent and people say he looks like him. check out the side by sides. lanier says jefferson, who was a brilliant man who preached equality but didn't practice it, rather, says he owned people and now i'm here because of it. 5:56. welcome back. and right now police in vallejo are investigating a possible >>interesting. kidnapping and investigators say they really need your help. >> then you understand how you got there. they say last night a man >> yeah. believed to be 18 or 19 years >> it's all context. old assaulted a young woman and pushed her into the car. the victim ran to the apartment >> a christmas dinner rental office to try to get some conversation. >> a history lesson all at the help. same time. this happened near rotary way.

they're looking for a silver infinity sedan with the license 5:17. plate number 8dm-n284. kari hall, walking out this morning was both a little bit you are asked to call 911. cooler and smoke in the air, too. yeah, that's going to be the issue today. a daring rescue in daly city. a paraglider was hurt when he crashed into a cliff at muscle in san francisco we're also still seeing some unhealthy air rock beach. quality in a few spots because firefighters scaled down the of all of the fires that we had cliff to treat the victim but from over the weekend due to the then their ropes were not long fireworks. enough to reach him so chp had to come in with a chopper to hoist him to safety. at least we don't have that tracking in. parts of the an ambulance took the victim to a trauma center to be treated. the 23rd international aids east bay we're going to wake up conference will kick off with a to a pretty nice sunrise, very special unveiling of the aids colorful because we've seen the memorial quilt today. the quilt has 48,000 panels, smoke coming in and the unhea h unhealthy air quality. some memorializing people who looking at our temperature trend in walnut creek, expect it to died from aids. now this year because of start out in the mid-50s and covid-19, a virtual display of from 54 degrees to about 77 all of those panels will be degrees at lunch time.

featured on a new website. 80 panels of the quilt will be expect our temperatures in the displayed at both san francisco south bay only 78 degrees at city hall and oakland city hall. noontime and then we continue to see a bit of a warm-up for the both cities are hosts of this year's conference. tense moments on pit road at the brickyard 400 in inland areas. not all of us will have the big indianapolis. you can see right here the line spike in temperatures. of cars coming in to pits and coming down a few degrees will be the trend over the next suddenly a chain reaction. couple of days for some slightly cooler air to come in and then one pit crew member for ryan we'll drop back to the mid-50s blaney was struck by two cars as for tonight. in terms of wind, we're watching a fire went flying. but he could later be seen this very closely because we smiling, giving a thumbs up on know that with containment of the stretcher. it's believed he will be okay. the wildfires if that doesn't happen soon especially in the south county with the crews fire >> wow. there may be some higher winds right now breaking news. picking up this evening but it those fast-moving flames also comes along with some more continue to devour acreage in humidity because it will be coming in from the west. the south county. so a couple of things in play >> it happened very quickly. here. we'll have to monitor as we go thspreading very fast. into the next 24 hours. as we look at our overall weather pattern, high pressure >> next, a live report on the remains just off to our west. brush fire burning in southern as we go into the weekend it santa clara county. will warm up slightly but no all new this morning what we've

significant warm-up here. learned about the cause. we're mostly looking at 80s all and we're closely watching throughout the week for some of the weather impact, the our warmest spots. ingredients coming together for upper 80s by saturday and more fires after a very busy sunday. weekend dousing flames across mike, anything popping up this the bay area. morning that drivers should be meteorologist kari hall's aware of? forecast straight ahead. >> you know, kari, let's take a look out there. we do have a couple spots, one plus, covid crackdown. the holiday weekend enforcement that might affect folks across the bay bridge. to stop the spread of the looking at the overall view and coronavirus. green sensors as you would coming up in a live report. expect this time 5:20 now on a "today in the bay" continues right now. monday morning. we're looking at a smooth drive even out of the altamont. over here in the north bay thanks so much for joining coming down toward antioch us on this monday morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura southbound across the rio vista garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. bridge -- the antioch bridge, i mike's keeping an eye on that commute for us. let's start with meteorologist should say, a crash. kari hall with a look at the forecast that we can expect for this is much less than we saw about a half hour ago. today, kari, especially with all still, that is an issue out of the fires going on across the the north bay. bay area. yeah, we'll have some smoke across contra costa county, coming in today. we'll have to monitor those conditions and hopefully more reports of a fender-bender. containment today as we take a live look outside as we start out in the south bay we've seen it might affect folks over at fifth. some drifts of smoke coming in. you can probably smell it right

do be careful for flashing lights. now. our temperatures are in the mid-50s. not much of a wind. we'll see it go from the mid-50s the volume is starting to build at 8:00 to the low 80s. it's going to be about normal the last few minutes. for this time of year in terms it's subtle but it's there. of temperatures as we get a bit >> thanks, mike. of a cooldown and some low to 5:21. mid-80s for some of our warmest scary moments after a driver spots in the inland east bay and pulled a gun on black lives matter activists in the east the north bay. we'll talk about that air bay. we'll tell you the vital clue quality as well coming up in the that could be a key to finding forecast and, mike, for the them. morning drive any issues heading out the door? kari, last week at this time you can always find us on social media. we had the metering lights we had a slippery time this turned on and the backup quickly holiday weekend trying to make the best of it in the backyard. form nobody got news. everybody had fun. that's even better you're making your own fun and tell me how you spent your holiday weekend. find me on facebook, twitter, and instagram. you're watching "today in the bay." this home is equipped with gig speed internet from xfinity.

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welcome back. 5:24. developing in the east bay community members are on guard. this is after vandals struck black live matters murals and someone flashed a gun. on saturday you couple painting over the mural in martinez. a lot of people asking why. police are looking for them sharing this picture of their pickup truck with the name nicole on the back.

someone pulled up in a jeep, you see right here. moments later a man recorded a video of police pulling over that jeep. >> i have to commend him for not only being on the scene and make sure what was happening and for responding so quickly. they were on him like fast. >> in san jose a black lives matter mural was painted just a block from mayor sam liccardo's home, that stretched three blocks. an emotional plea from the mayor of atlanta after a particularly violent weekend. >> the reality is this. these aren't police officers shooting people on thehe community shooting each other and in this case it is the worst possible outcome.

>> that is mayor keisha lance bottoms at a news conference yesterday. during the previous 24 hours some 2 dozen people shot, three people died including an 8-year-old little girl. h her relatives are calling for an end to the violence. mourning the death of nick cordero who lost his battle against covid-19. a lot of people on social media closely following his three-month fight with updates posted by his wife. a tony nominated broadway actor. doctors first put him on a ventilator in march. he was just 41 years old. his wife posted on instagram, quote, my heart is broken as i cannot imagine our lives without him. cordero, who also left behind a

1-year-old son. >> the difficult thing is for those of us on the outside it seems like everything might be okay. we're walking around with masks. but you can't see what's happening inside of a hospital until you see something like that. the family reaching out and sharing their story. really sad, healthy and 41 years old. that's just not what you want to see. >> we need to see more. 5:27 this morning. up next we'll continue to follow the breaking news in the deep south bay. crews on scene at two fires, one has people out of their homes this morning. what we're just learning about what may have sparked this very busy morning for firefighters. plus -- scary moments as fireworks sparked hundreds of fires across the bay area.

where things got particularly dangerous on the fourth of july.

they said about a 50/50 chance my place would be burned up. just waiting. right now at 5:30, breaking news to tell you about this morning. watching and waiting as fire crews battle the brush fire near gilroy. evacuations under way plus what we just found out overnight about how that fire started and why it's spreading so fast. and as we keep an eye on the fires burning right now we are also tracking what's next.

the temperatures and the worsening air quality. "today in the bay" continues right now. thanks so us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike keeping an eye on the commute for us this morning. but we want to start out with meteorologist kari hall with a look at the forecast today. so, kari, dealing with the fires right now, is it going to be a windy day today? the winds will start to pick up later on today, but we are starting out with a very light wind this morning. that's the reason we're getting a the lot of smoke and it's been trapped in santa clara valley as we head out on this monday morning. we take a look at our sun rise, we are seeing some very beautiful colors in the sky because of that smoke but it makes it very unhealthy to be outside. we check on our temperature trend. we have a cool start to the day and a gradual warm-up. in fact, it will be cooler today compared to yesterday. so we're looking at highs for some of our inland areas in the

low to mid-80s with some 70s for the inner bay and some 60s near the coast. we'll talk more about this and our air quality coming up in the microclimate forecast. mike, any issues for drivers heading out the door? a couple of them. it doesn't look like it from our maps but i've circled them. one on the left side, a circle by 101 just off the bay bridge west 80 slows to the fifth or seventh exit. there may be a vehicle in lanes, perhaps a disabled vehicle. also the bridge itself moves smoothly getting over to antioch to the right side of your screen you have slowing on the antioch bridge out of rio vista. we'll point that out better for those not familiar. the rest of the bay does move very smoothly. we'll track that. i know, marcus, you have a big concern for folks. now breaking right now the sout we learn what sparked the brush fire that exploded overnight

near gilroy prompting evacuations. we have team coverage for you this morning on that along with the preparations under way this morning to combat the fire and this upcoming season. let's start in gilroy with "today in the bay's" roz plater. she is there with new details on the crews fire. roz? >> reporter: indeed. we are learning this started with a structure fire. we are with the cal fire folks who are stationed along the road. you see the orange embers, the hilly terrain they are working. some of the pictures from overnight, they have their hands full. cal fire says the fire has extended to some 1,500 acres and is only about 15% contained and at least two homes have been destroyed. we now know it started with a structure fire on crews road just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon. firefighters say the winds had quickly spread the fire to nearby brush and beyond. there is a evacuation

in place for some 25 homes and some of those evacuees tell us they were hesitant to leave at first. >> by the time i got up there, it still looked like i might be okay. i mean, it happened very quickly. it was spreading very fast. >> reporter: now there is better containment on the park fire in morgan hill that started late saturday night and burned more than 300 acres but is now 70% contained. no word on the cause but they were thinking fireworks were a possibility of the start of that fire. in the meantime as these folks wait to see what happens here there is an evacuation shelter set up at the gilroy senior center and we'll give you more information as we learned. for now that's where they are. nobody is back in their homes as of yet. in gilroy, i'm roz plater for "today in the bay." to the north bay and sonoma

county where "today in the bay's" cierra johnson is live. pg&e is preparing to take to the skies to prepare for the upcoming fire season, though it already feels like it's here. tell us what pg&e is doing today. >> reporter: yes, fire season is already here but there are thousands of people working from home. and to do that they will need electric, so folks here in sonoma county -- rather, pg&e in sonoma counselee county is flyid to get an idea how long it will take to repair the lines and will use that information to reduce the amount of times. folks working from home. downed lines were responsible for fires in the north bay. this news comes after a very active weekend. contra costa county in a five-hour period alone, crews responded to a total of 57 fires. the fire you're looking at took place in pittsburg, ten

structure fires and 27 vegetation fires. and in san jose it was much of the same. firefighters there responded to 70 calls related to fireworks alone. several buildings and cars were damaged. and there were more than a dozen grass fires. back out here just to give you an impact of how widespread some of the mandatory shutoffs are last october 940,000 people in 36 counties were impacted by those mandatory shutoffs so the flyover happening in sonoma county this week crucial for everyone to maintain some type of normalcy in a pandemic and during the wildfire season. we're live, cierra johnson, "today in the bay." >> and some of those outages lasted a really long time while pg&e checked the lines before turning them back on. good to hear what the company is doing to try to get things back to normal. thank you, cierra. we're working to learn more about a 6-year-old's death after

he was shot and killed over the weekend in san francisco. this happened about 11:00 saturday night in the 2,100 block of engel street in bayview. officers found the6-year-old boy with a gunshot wound. we've now learned that a man also injured in that shooting. both were taken to the hospital. sadly that boy died. there's no word on any arrests. new for you this morning -- there will be no indoor dining in marin county. just after a week of getting the green light to serve indoors, restaurant owners are being told to close the doors. that option is now temporary, off the table, as of midnight. on friday the county added to the state's watch list. this is after covid-19 numbers did not improve there. restaurant owners say they're trying to find at least a temporary solution. >> we want to do what's safe for

everyone. but we still have to survive as a business, too. for now i think we'll make do with the takeout and outdoor dining. i mean, we'll have to obviously revisit. >> it is expected to last at least three weeks. new this morning, a positive test result is forcing the sacramento kings to shut down the team's practice facility. the kings had been practicing ahead of their trip to orlando to resume their season later on this week. but then somebody tested positive. we don't know if it's a player or a coach or somebody else affiliated with the team. but we do know the kings are the seventh nba franchise to shut down their practice because of a positive test. three kings players did previously test positive as well. got to be flexible.

well, we don't have to stop and wait for the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is ready to go, giving us a look at what we can expect today. the