right now at 4:30, still burning. the fight continues against the crews fire in southern california county. firefighters across northern california also bracing for another busy day. we'll talk about the newest numbers from the frontline. plus -- the campaign is growing and going global. >> the hate speech standoff. the next moves in just hours on what facebook may do as pressure mounts against the social media giant. and are local and state leaders serving up confusion in the south bay? coming up, the unclear guidance

on whether restaurants can serve outdoors. this is "today in the bay." and a good morning to you on temperatures are starting out this tuesday. with some mid to upper 50s for thanks so much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. nice sle the bay area. we're going to see a nice, cool kari. the windows cracked open. start to the morning and warming up for the inland areas this it was not too hot. afternoon. we'll get a look at our micro yeah, hopefully you didn't get any of the smoke either. climates and talk about our air quality coming up next. we still have concerns of the crews fire further to the south. and we're looking at a smooth drive right now. temperatures are coming down visibility is great and so is this morning and it does feel the drive across the bay bridge comfortable as we head over to with our live look. concord. here is how our morning shapes up for us. still tracking word of a fire we're in the mid-50s to start out and then as we go into the just alongside i-80 in the north rest of the day we'll gradually bay. we'll give you the latest. first, let's check in with dom. start to warm up. we're looking at a very near good morning. average day. it will be hot in some areas as we reach into the upper 80s for i'm dominic chu. the inland east bay and the far wall street is set to open in north bay and for san francisco the red this morning following we're in the upper 60s. we'll talk about what's ahead yesterday's strong rally. the dow jumping more than 450 with a slight warm-up in the forecast. points. mike, how is it looking for the the s&p 500 rising for the fifth early morning commute? kari, it looks like the straight session and the nasdaq overnight road work closing a closing at a new record high. number of lanes for the nimitz

big technology names like apple, to open, starting to clear up. no more red zones. we should be moving smoothly as microsoft and netflix leading the gains there. the equipment moves we will shares of amazon.com trading continue to track. above the $3,000 per share mark 880 around 5th. the top of the screen, the north for the first time ever. the markets continue to largely bay we have a trash fire. i'll double-check on that. shrug off the rise in no lanes reported blocked. coronavirus cases across the country. traders say they are still that's a small trash fire but optimistic the markets and back to kris who has much bigger economy can weather the recent issues going on. spike producing the need for that's right, thank you, wider spread economic and mike. business lockdowns. happening now concerns the shoppers are starting to largest brush fire now burning retreat from stores again as in the bay area will continue to virus cases surge in some states. shopper track says customer grow unchecked. here is a look at some of the traffic has declined over the past two weeks following some coverage from last night. slight improvement since april. you can see that the fire has 37 states and washington, d.c., definitely grown. the wind conditions were a have been trending down while 13 little tricky for firefighters are on the rise of the states with lower traffic including as well, but the firefighters mississippi, texas, and south are still working on it. carolina. only eight require masks statewide. states seeing an increase include new york, new jersey, massachusetts, and rhode island. and work continues on a grass the supreme court has ruled fire that's also burning near

fairfield. a lot of smoke in that area as a 1991 law bans almost all robo well. a lot of folks reporting they were smelling the smoke and feeling the smoke. firefighters still working to calls but congress adided a contain that one as well. provision on government-backed >> the fire, thankfully, was loans like student debt, going upward because the wind mortgages and overdue taxes. was going that way, and all of a the court says that violates the sudden it turned this way and first amendment by favoring debt came back this way towards the collection speech over other hills. so we were really fortunate. forms of political and other types of speech. with that, kari, back over to you. >> and firefighters did spend all night trying to knock that thank you, dom. i'm monitoring the weather down. once they finally do gain some conditions near the crews fire sort of contain many, of course just to the east of gilroy. they will stick around because and we have some ures are in hot spots are always tricky. they can also blow embers and high humidity so helpfully that will help with some containment. create other trouble. so we'll continue to watch that we'll talk about the rest of the one for you. bay area and where our marcus? temperatures are headed coming later today the up next. of an ad boycott against and it's a smooth drive facebook will come face-to-face right now around the bay. with mark zuckerberg. i'll talk about the closure we the social media giant is facing had in oakland. backlash about how it handles a string of work going on over there on the nimitz. hate speech. we'll see if there's any slowing. "today in the bay's" bob redell,

what are organizers demanding? >> reporter: marcus, the organizers of th the #stophateforprofit campaign have ten demands they plan to stress during today's meeting with mark zuckerberg including that facebook ad dedicated to civil rights refund advertisers whose ads were shown next to hateful contempt and submit third-party audits of hate speech and misinformation on the site. last month the coalition of civil rights organizations formed the campaign to pressure advertisers to stop spending on facebook's platform over its handling of hate speech. hundreds of businesses have pulled ads, walgreens, best buy, ford and adidas. in response mark zuckerberg announced policy changes in a recent virtual town hall meeting. >> to crack down on voter suppression and to fight hate speech. >> we need concrete measurable change and we need it now.ly ad

want it either. >> reporter: the boycott's financial impact on facebook's bottom line is questionable. facebook's top 100 advertisers account for just 6% of ad revenue. a tech journalist points out facebook has 8 million advertisers. that would just be a drop in the bucket to them. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." all right, thank you, bob. california set a sad record, the most new cases of coronavirus in one day. counties reported more than 8,200 cases yesterday which breaks last week's record as well. the new numbers in the bay area show there are more than 28,000 cases, more than 600 people who have died with solano county now reporting the most cases followed by contra costa and santa clara counties. there's a lot of confusion in the south bay as state agents crack down on the outdoor dining over the weekend saying it's not

allowed. so the county says it's been ate says it's not. this all has to do with an application to move further into the reopening phase. it turns out santa clara county, which has been the slowest to reopen in the state, never had an approved application. so now the county is updating its application and is in constant contact with the state. >> it doesn't make sense, i don't think, in the sense that, you know, preventing outdoor dining in morgan hill while allowing indoor dining in san mateo is sort of nonsense. well, a good morning to you on this tuesday, 4:45. >> santa clara county also taking a live look out at sfo. argues outdoor dining was not where are you going today? prohibited in the state's order. probably nowhere. you know what, last night i was state lawmakers say they are growing frustrated with the looking at my frequent flier number of people still not getting their unemployment miles, wow. i'm trying to stay in a certain benefits that they are due. "the sacramento bee" reports the area, you know, but i don't know employment development if that will happen. department, the edd, says it >> you want to keep your status. will expedite unfulfilled claims

there are so many other numbers in march and april. the new policy does not have an going up, up, up. exact timetable on when the >> oh, well. people might receive their benefits. hopefully you're not one of hopefully. them. we've got beautiful weather the department says it does have right here in the bay area. additional staff working on those requests. kari, i mean, we are dealing all right. with smoke right now from the maybe you've heard rumors of fires but it is a beautiful area. online only still ahead on "today in the bay," the big new yeah, and we are going to threat made to international see some improved air quality at students if the u.s. moves least for the morning as we've forward making college classes gotten more of a breeze coming fully digital. in from the west that brings in our fresh, natural air conditioning. plus, shoppers are starting to retreat from stores again as and it's blowing some of the virus cases surge in some smoke to the central valley. states. the decline in sales being as we start out this morning, we reported this morning. you're watching "today in the are seeing a mostly clear start bay." 4:39 our to the day, and we're going to see a lot of sunshine for this afternoon. normally we're reaching into the low 80s. we are going to see temperatures right at about that mark. a slow climb in our temperatures throughout the morning. let's talk about the wind. once again that's having a huge impact on the wildfires and

brushfires we've seen especially over parts of our hills from the south county over to the east bay. win speeds start out very light coming in mostly from the northwest and turns more westerly as we go into the rest of the day. as our winds increase it will become at times a little bit more breezy at about 15 to 25 miles per hour. especially in the south bay. looking at our high temperatures we are still going to have a wide range from some low to mid-60s near the coast to some upper 80s for the inland areas. high pressure will get closer and that keeps us from having a strong wind. it tends to weak our wind speeds. we're not going to get that cooling, natural air conditioning. it will climb a few more degrees as we head to the middle of the

week. san francisco will be in the 60s. a wide range in temperatures. mike, you've been looking all across the bay area. any issues popping up right now? >> kari, well, the fires you've been talking about, i know about them but we're on the lookout for those as well. we do have one reported in the north bay. we're looking at a smooth flow for the freeways overall. there's a minor crash on the shoulder out of the altamont pass. we're in the center divide but it's out of lanes. the north bay, not the main fire we showed you at the top of the show but a smaller trash fire. we're on alert for all of this around highway 12. a big trash fire. a number of people have called that in. through the east bay a smooth drive to the bay bridge and to the richmond/san rafael bridge. a good amount of traffic was there. now things just cleared. i guess we missed that first rush. we'll send it right back to you, marcus. >> thanks, mike.

months of protest is costing the state more than $70 million so far. "the sacramento bee" reporting more than half of that money was spent on overtime by chp. the final figure is expected to rise as more figures are compiled. those demonstrations were triggered following the death of george floyd while in police custody in march. changes right at the top of the california prison system, the health system in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak that's ongoing. the health services announced a shake-up including the replacement of the top medical officer. governor newsom mentioned transfer blunders now contributing to the surge in cases. more than 1,000 inmates are infected at san quentin. it's believed six inmates there have died of the virus. the state assembly will remain in recess.

five people who work in the assembly including one lawmaker have tested positive for covid-19. he says this is to protect staff and the public. this morning is takeout tuesday, and restaurant owners in parts of southern california are working to make sure that is a successful day for them. marcus, i think you know more about this story than i do at this point. >> i can tell you all the public indoor activities at restaurants, theaters and museums will come to a halt again in los angeles county because of a surge in covid-19 cases. so health leaders there say the new shutdown will last for three weeks but outdoor dining is still allowed. one restaurant manager says he has to comply to keep business going. >> up and down. real slow the first couple months. we just had our locals which kept us going.

every day was something new, different rules, this and that. we adapted. restaurants are encouraging people to still help them out by doing takeout during these tough times. new for you this morning international students need to leave the u.s. if their classes go online. that's what the new federal immigration guidelines say. foreign students must take at least some of their classes in person to stay in the country. also, new visas will not be issued to students or programs that are entirely online this is creating a problem for thousands of international students who are now looking for options after the coronavirus forced their universities to move to online learning. a home run or a strikeout? next here on "today in the bay" we're going to talk about the new major league baseball schedule being released as more players undergo covid-19 testing. plus -- ♪ i want to hold your hand

trending for you that morning ♪ come together right now over me ♪ you know that song. how the beatles' drummer ringo starr plans to celebrate with fans and friends. and happening now for you china's flood defense network is being put to the test. constant heavy rainfall in southern and eastern part of the country triggering mud slides and floods. so far this year flooding has restored 17,000 homes, cost $16 billion in economic loss and left 121 people dead or missing. it is 4:52.

welcome back. 4:55. as hockey fans hoped, the return of the nhl season turns out to be a win-win for the players and ownership. that's because along with the final agreement to return, both agreed to a four-year labor deal. the way it was set up one thing couldn't happen without the other. so play is supposed to resume august 1st with all games in canada. the sharks will not be among the teams returning because of their poor record this season. oh, when you put it that way. the giants and the a's are finally playing some ball after testing related delays. the giants say two people tested positive, however, they have not said whether or not those two people are players or staff, coaches, we don't know yet. fans finally have a schedule to banter on about. it came out yesterday afternoon. as expected the giants will open july 23rd at dodgers stadium.

the a's open the next day hosting the angels. that should be fun, although we can't watch in person. there are six battle of the bay games, three in mid-august, three in mid-september at the coliseum. again, for now, fans will not be allowed, but i do love those battle of the bays for sure. kind of fun. so trending this morning, he is a drummer, he is a singer, and he is one quarter of one of the top selling bands of all time. >> if you haven't figured out who we're talking about, ringo starr. ♪ ♪ if you want to sing the blues and it don't come easy snoet. >> turning 80 don't come easy which is what the former beatle is doing today. can you believe that? he's holding a virtual celebration on youtube. kenny loggins, elvis costello and even willie nelson are

expected to participate. talk about a big birthday turnout. >> no kidding. well, he does make 80 look easy, i'll say that. all right, returning to the classroom, you know you've been talking about it even though it's summer. next on "today in the bay," live team coverage as bay area schools start to outline the fall plan and meeting president trump is set to have on capitol hill on the very issue today. plus, a potential new crackdown, bay area county that is considering hefty fines without the face coverings in public places. we'll talk about it and much more ahead for you on "today in the bay."

i don't care if i have to wear the mask and gloves. i just want to go back to school. >> so many kids saying that, and right now at 5:00 we're talking about going back to school. we know it's on the minds of anxious students and parents. we have new details coming up on what some bay area schools are now planning for this fall. some folks feeling outraged, and there is a meeting happening today at the white house on this very topic. we have live team coverage. plus, a family trip becomes a nightmare as a contra costa county father is gunned down in front of his own son. the person behind the senseless attack. and if new fires continue to pop up, we keep a close eye on the weather.

your microclimate weather forecast is up next with kari. you're watching "today in the bay." and we're glad to have you with us on this tuesday morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike is keeping his eye on traffic this morning. first we start with kari. i'm hoping for clearer skies. when i say that, yesterday i could not even see the out ther because of all the smoke we're seeing from the south bay. we're still going to at times see the smoke coming in and it does block your view of the hills. we're going to see at times today that smoke drifting in but there will be times