right now at 4:30, breaking news. naya rivera goes missing during a boating trip with her son. san francisco's mayor in disbelief and shock after she was they were sick at one of her events. the precautions the mayor is now taking. "today in the bay" starts right now. good thursday morning to you and thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez. >> marcus and laura are off today.

i wonder what is going to happen today. kari? >> it's going to be slightly warmer this afternoon, especially for the inland areas. let's head over to dublin and check out the temperature trend and the morning hours the best time to get outside. start out with mid 50s and still not too bad, but we are going to see some 90s for high temperatures today as our temperatures spike this afternoon. reaching up to 93 in livermore and 89 today in san jose. we'll get a closer look at these temperatures coming up. mike, how is it looking for the early morning commute? >> well, kari, it's early so the morning commute looks really good. i'll show you sensors around the bay. as we take a look at the map, you see the sensors little slowf the altamont. the left side of the screen we focus on north 101 approaching sfo and car went off the roadway. we're watching for crash

activity and let you know if there are any serious injuries. back to you. >> thank you, mike. breaking news in south korea and the search in seoul for the city's mayor. police are looking for mayor park. they reported the disappearance saying he did not show up for work today. park is in his third term. breaking right now in california the search expected to resume a short time from now for "glee" actress naya rivera. her son was found alone on a boat and both mother and son went swimming but she did not get back on the boat. other boaters first found the boy who was wearing a life jacket but it is believed rivera was not wearing one. deputies do not expect foul play and talking to the boy about what happened. >> we're still looking into the

circumstances but right now this appears to be an active e. >> rivera rented a pontoon boat just hours earlier. well, san francisco mayor london breed is self-isolating this morning and frankly, she says, she's outraged after someone knowingly infected with coronavirus still attended one of her events. sharon is live. good morning. >> good morning. right now you would think if you were infected, you would isolate. mayor london breed shows her emotions in this tweet. in it she says she was told by the director of public health that a person with covid-19 was at an ave been exposed to the virus. >> i'm really angry that someone

would be told they have covid-19. and be told what to do and to defy that request to not only keep themselves healthy and safe, but to keep other people healthy and safe. i could have infected somebody unknowingly. >> san francisco public health directors used the mayor's exposure low to moderate, which means the infected person could have come within six feet of her, but a protective mask helps block the exposure. right now monitoring for the mayor and her staff is key. she will be self-isolating for ten days. meantime atlanta's mayor keshia lance bottom took to social media that she tested positive for covid-19 and in her tweet she indicated thee is asymptomattic. if you were concerned you were out and about over fourth of july weekend some indicators may

be you feel feverish or this morning you can't smell your coffee. those are indications you should get tested for the coronavirus. seton medical center is one of four facilities that the state plans to keep available as surge hospitals despite the high cost of keeping them open. the state has only been able to account for 20% of the $252 million cost to run the facilities through may and it will cost $1 billion to keep the hospitals open through the spring. bay area state lawmaker today will get a first-hand look inside san quentin where some 1,500 inmates have been infected. it is believed a half dozen inmates died from complications to coronavirus. the number of confirmed cases nearing half the prison's entire population. ahead of today's tour leaders will join community groups to urge the governor to take more action. in just a few hours from now

sonoma county leaders plan to update and perhaps narrow down the county's reopening rules. the press democrat reports health leaders are considering new restrictions on indoor businesses and also expecting the county to be placed on the state's watch list as early as tomorrow because of a surge in cases and hospitalizations. sonoma county is currently in stage three of reopening. starting today, the city of alameda is starting to open more spaces for outdoor dining and shopping. crews are restriping parking streets to create two lanes instead of four between tilden way and encino avenue. the restriping taking place today and tomorrow. as we have been reporting school districts around the bay area working out plans for the fall and today the san mateo foster city school district is holding a special meeting to do the same. options include alternating weeks, hybrid learning and distance learning. the meeting is at 6:30 tonight and you can join that meeting tonight via zoom or on the

phone. the link is at the san mateo foster city school website. happening today, san francisco leaders debate an election day proposal to change police staffing levels. supporters argue sfpd officer count has been the same for more than two decades now. the charter amendment called for staffing adjustments every two years authorized by the police commission. a supervisor's committee will hear the issue today. the full board will have to approve it for it to make the fall. new this morning, oakland police say homicides are up this summer. reporting seven deaths in just the pa two weeks. most of the crime is not random. its outreach program like the cease-fire team is collaborating with community partners to try to reduce the spike. the crews that are fighting the wildfire that is also calls crews favorable conditions is

allowing firefighters to make headway. that fire is 70% contained. really good news in the south county. flames burned 5,400 acres. fire started on sunday when a structure fire quickly got out of control. 4:38 now and lawmakers at the state capital are facing more delays. still ahead on "today in the bay." the all new setback preventing the passage of new laws. plus, more store closings. the number of bed, bath & beyond about to go out of business. we'll be right back.

good thursday morning. right now at 4:40. let's check out our current temperatures. we're starting out at but 60 i we are getting a little bit more of a breeze. you may start off the day with a jacket, but not so much this afternoon. we'll take a look at all our microclimates coming up. and we're checking on a nice, smooth drive. but as we take a look at the nimitz 880 by the colualoliseum oakland down to fremont both directions may have a lane or two impacted. no major concerns. we'll check out the rest of your commute coming up. good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. wall street is set for a flat to slightly higher open this morning. stocks taking a dip into the red. flat to slightly lower. with the nasdaq notching a record close yesterday for the 25th time this year on the

strength of tech names like apple. the nasdaq gained 30% over the past three months. however, in focus, more investors today the latest number of americans filing for unemployment. jobless claims above 1 million for 15 straight weeks. bed, bath and beyond says it will close 15 stores. overall revenue fell 50% in the latest quarter. bed, bath & beyond was struggling to draw shoppers before the pandemic disrupted america's buying habits. buy buy baby says those closed o years. fast food news. chic-fil-a is postponing its annual cow appreciation day due to the pandemic. called the annual tradition where if you didn't know customers get free food for dressing up like a cow. largest single day customer event with two million people taking part in previous years.

the decision was made with communities in mind and keeping safe service standards a priority. over to kari reporting. back over to you. >> they should do that chic-fil-a cow thing virtually and you show up and get your online order. just a thought. let's get a look at our forecast for today. as you get ready to head out, nice and cool. little bit more than yesterday. we'll talk about our warming trend coming up. >> i like the way you think. looking at a nice, free drive for the rest of the bay. how things are shaping up. we'll check out the south bay coming up.

4:45 right now. take a look at our window out over san jose. perfect weather for your garden today, if you're growing anything. kari hall, we know you're farmer kari and your tomatoes are looking lovely. i have one to rival yours. last year kari had to give me tomatoes from her garden because mine didn't grow. and this year because i can't bring them to you all, i'm making salsa and spaghetti sauce and trying to do all kinds of things with those tomatoes. i'll have some jars for you all when we get back to work. let's get a live look as we head

outside. check out what is happening in san francisco and looking over towards the bay bridge, it is a very nice clear start to the day and if you're going to be heading out today, we're looking pretty good in terms of the pollen count. just in case you were wondering. most of these top allergens at this point, now that we have clear air and better air quality. let's make plans to lace up those shoes and go for a run this morning. santa rosa with some temperatures in the low 50s this morning. nice start to the day as we even go into late morning. you'll have a nice opportunity to get outside before those temperatures get hot. we know that our temperatures go up and down relatively quickly here because of how dry it is. very low humidity and so we're looking at our temperatures just starting out in the 50s but reaching 93 degrees today. during the middle of the afternoon will be your time to limit your time outside, as well as trying to stay in some air conditioning. we're looking at a high of 93 in livermore and 89 in san jose.

you notice a little hotter today compared to yesterday. as we were starting to see some of that heat from the desert southwest surging into the bay area. so, it's really going to be hot across southern california and we're on the edge of that, looking at some hotter temperatures here and not as much of an ocean breeze. even though our inland valleys will be hot, we're still looking at cool coastal temperatures. we're staying in the 90s for the valleys while san francisco really won't see too many changes here. upper 60s maybe hitting the low 70s over the next several days. mike, as drivers get ready to head out, any issues going on out there? >> we have your road crews and that's not an issue and a major concern because those folks trying to help and we need to make sure they stay safe as they end their work day or night. folks travel south towards san jose and one lane most folks know about it, but it's dark and

just want to shout that out. smooth drive for rest of the bay and no developments for the crash in redwood city and the altamont pass and little slowing and just starting to build towards greenville and the cleae and contra costa county towards the bay bridge. decision 2020 democratic presidential contender joe biden will visit pennsylvania as part of his push to win the white house. biden plans to visit a metal works plant outside of scranton. he has held mostly virtual events due to the pandemic. proposals to fight climate change and institutional racism while expanding health care coverage. on the "uss theodore roosevelt" due to return to home port wrapping up what could only be called a turbulent six months at sea. a coronavirus outbreak rocked

that ship. one sailor died in march and the navy fired the ship's com a let out where he was asking for the ship to be evacuated. a follow up. the white house is taking a new approach and trying to deny asylum to immigrants. a proposed new rule would allow homeland security to block asylum seekers based on international health and pandemic risk. more specifically, the coronavirus. the rule would extend to those facing potential danger within their countries. and the decision would be made not in court but at the border. the rule will take effect only 30 days after the completion of a public comment period. more california universities are joining that fight against i.c.e. the immigration, customs enforcement to protect international students. uc san diego, san diego state and the university of san diego are all trying to ensure international students do not lose their visas. students doing virtual learning

cannot remain in the u.s. san diego's three major schools have more than 10,students that would be impacted. on they have the students back. >> they're acting and making reactions to ensure that their students can stay on campus for the fall. >> schools are vowing to create a hybrid model in order to keep those international students in place. usc has joined to block that move with harvard and mit. the state capital is on an indefinite hiatus after an outbreak at the legislature. the senate was planning to return from its summer session this week but in a new memo the return date will now be delayed. the assembly also announcing a delay after six people who work there tested positive. touchdown or safety? next on "today in the bay" the 49ers reveal possible plans for games this fall. what it means for fans inside

plus -- in one country amid the covid-19 pandemic and why it seems outlandish. >> talking about that one. joy reid is one of twill hot the nightly show and she has hosted "am joy" since 2016 and will take over the spot when chris matthews resigns from h d "hardball." msnbc is, of course, owned by comcast, which also owns nbc bay area. congratulations, again, to joy reid.

the 49ers are preparing the faithful for the very distinct possibility of limited or even no seating for home games this fall. citing the likelihood of reduced capacity, the team is offering season ticketholders the option to roll over their current payments over to the 2021 season. fans can also opt out for a full refund. the team is not providing specifics about reduced capacity, but season ticketholders would have first crack at any single game tickets if they become available. san jose earthquake's match is still on track even though another team may be forced to drop out of tournament. weighing the fate of the nashville team which reportedly has up to nine infected players and had its first game postponed. the quakes will play the

defending champs seattle. happening today while the team parks remain closed, disney is looking to bring at least some of the magic back. behind downtown disney is set to open with modifications in place. temperature checks before entering the shopping and entertainment district and all guests will be asked to wear masks and to keep their social distance. trending this morning, screams of joy and fear on roller coasters soon will be illegal in japan. >> in order for rides at a few theme parks to reopen during the pandemic. a new rule in place. no screaming for fear it will spread the virus and parkgoers are told to scream inside their heart. >> a lot of funny comments. people saying i scream in my heart all the time. google searches are showing an interesting pattern. stacation and searches are also

up for safe places to travel. next on "today in the bay" new developments in the raging debate over reopening schools and a look at the move more bay area school leaders are considering. also a closer look at how safe it is to work out at a gym during the pandemic now that some of them are reopening in the south bay. you're watching "today in the bay."

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right now naya rivera goes missing after boating with her son. why southern california searchers are fearing the worst even as they return to water at day break. plus -- >> i think it's the right thing to do. >> they're trying to, i think, go after the wrong situation. happening now. napa county's ban on indoor dining back in effect as of midnight. coming up, the spike in covid cases prompting the action along with outrage. all eyes on the supreme court which is expected to rule on whether president trump should release his taxes. we're dialed into washington this morning for you. "today in the bay" continues right now. and good morning, i'm cierra johnson. >> mike is here and kari, as well. you're talking about maybe building heat. >> it's going to get hot hotter over the next few days and see our temperatures in the inland valleys going up a couple

degrees each and every afternoon. let's get a look at our trend at least for this morning in pleasant hill where we enjoy some comfortable weather. we are in the upper 50s here and at 11:00 the upper 70s. but then as we check out our high temperatures, we're seeing some 90s today. the coastal areas will stay in the 60s and oakland in the upper 70s. we'll talk about our range in temperatures going into the weekend coming up. mike, any issues you're seeing popping up on the roads? >> no, and that's a good thing, of course, kari. we're looking at the map and showing you contra costa county approaching the bay bridge and traffic flows smooth and easy and you see five bridges on that map. two more added down here as we look at the rest of the peninsula and south bay. we'll talk about a crash on the peninsula coming up. i'll give you a little detail. but, chrkris, we're following t story.