limited. that means fewer customers. many areas will be closed including the indoor pools, locker rooms and saunas. free weights and yoga classes are allowed. the owner of the camp transformation center is worried about the mandates. believes they're too severe. he plans to reopen on july 20th with maybe half the number of members inside. public outdoor pools can reopen today here in santa clara county. . they must reserve a time slot. covid-19 confusion. there is limited capacity. each bay area county takes its you must stay six feet away from own path of reopenings and others. wears a mask except for when closings. next, live team coverage on you're swimming and bring your where each county stands in the own towel. hair and nail salons and tattoo fight against covid-19. parlors can reopen today here in the south bay in the santa clara county area with restrictions in "today in the bay" starts right place. later this morning at 10:00, the now. county will hold a facebook live a good monday morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm marcus washington. to discuss how the case investigations and contact tracing will help stop the spread of covid-19. >> and i'm laura garcia. reporting live, bob redell, how is everyone? "today in the bay." >> all right. >> we're great. >> great. thank you very much, bob. so he was talking about santa

good. >> let's get to that forecast clara county. we'll continue this morning talking about what is open and what is not. it can be confusing for which county is allowing what. we want to go live to jackie then, carrie. how it is looking? ward this morning. she is going to break it down >> let's head to dublin and for us this morning. it's really tough for some check out our morning temperature trend. people to follow all the we're starting out with upper 50s to low 60s. changes, jackie. >> laura, there's a lot going a low swarmwarmup today. on. let's start withal meeta county. we'll have warm afternoon that is the latest edition to temperatures. head to the south bay. the list that really no county you can see what i'm talking wants to be a part of. about with mid 80s in downtown. morgan hill, 90 degrees. the we'll get a look at all of our the alamita county says there is micro climates in a few minutes a surge in cases and it's and talk about the week ahead. because more people interacting mike, how it is looking for with each other without face coverings. plus, the on going transmission early morning commuters? >> kari, i saw a number of among health care workers doesn't help its numbers either. incidents pop-up on the radar. we'll check with those. the map will show them marked they join napa, marin, santa out. the one i have the most detail on, the one that's been there clara and sonoma county on this the longest, north 880. watch list. sonoma, as of midnight, more a car fire. does it not sound like anything going on. reopening rolebacks for some although, about six crews were business that's have to shut called to the scene. down at least through august most of them called off. 2nd. indoor restaurants have to move no major injuries and no slowing service outside and bars that shows up. there is also another incident

don't serve food will have to close altogether. over there 680 coming down to the tri valley. we have a few more incidents to santa clara county is added because of the rise in follow up with smaller details. back to you for now. >> thanks, mike. hospitalizations. statewide, there are 31 counties i want to head to santa clara on the governor's watch list. county for you this morning. this is where business that's >> i think being on the watch have been out of commission for list is not a good thing. a long time will finally get to and it just means that it's a open the doors. huge wakeup call for the of course this is amid all that community to wear your masks confusion and questions. "today in the bay's" reporter is particularly in outdoors. even indoors when you meet people outside of your bubble. with us. we're not over yet. a lot of people excited to go back to the gyms. a first dave school for a lot of people that haven't been there. >> despite the new restriction a lot of precaution has to be that's came down from governor taken for the gyms to reopen. newsom on friday, we saw a hand >> correct, marcus. ffl cities not abiding by the we spoke to one gym owner in the latest rules. this was downtown livermore on south bay. she is taking extreme measures to keep her gym clean saturday night. it was a similar situation in disinfected. however, we spoke with another hayward. we found plenty of outdoor gym owner who is concerned about dining over the weekend. restaurants and the county do whether his business can enough money and stay in business. not get enforcement from local . not go out of business. given all the restrictions. authorities, they could be cited by state agents. most of the bay area counties that were on this reported list have reported elevated disease when gyms open, you can't use

the cardio machines. trans mission. until they get that rate under everyone must wear a facial control, they'll stay on this list. coe reporting live, jackie ward, exer "today in the bay." >> thank you for the update. this is sad this morning. new news that actress kelly preston has died. the wife of john travolta died following a two year battle with breast kaerns. the couple married 29 years. they have two children. a third child, jet, died in 2009 following a seizure. travolta announced her death on instagram saying in part, she fought a courageous fight with love and support of so many. kelly preston was 57 years old. according to breast cancer organization, 42,000 women are expected to die from the disease this year. >> hate to hear that. 4:36 for you this morning. warriors star steph curry, he's never been shy about speaking his mind. new for you this morning, the two time mvp is talking about how nba players, they will be able to put on social justice

phrases on their jerseys when the team starts to play in a few weeks. >> i applaud every player that's going to take that opportunity. we're human first. if you can't accept what we want to talk about or what we want to highlight or change in our society, then don't accept us as basketball players either. >> curry has more to say at a roundtable discussion with other prominent athletes about social justice, race, and how to combat inequality. that's happening later this morning. new details this morning, this is after a contentious fight and controversy. the washington nfl team, they're expected to retire that name. this comes after fedex, one of the biggest sponsors, threatened to take the name off the team's maryland stadium. this is after the end of the season if that name was not changed. no word on when that new name will be going to talk about the nursing homes across the state seeing a surge in

covid-19 cases. plus, tesla slashing prices. the models the company is now cutting down the costs on. you're watching "today in the bay."

good monday morning. as you get ready to head out doort the door in san francisco, temperatures are in the low 50s and 60s. 63 degrees right now in concord. we'll get a look at our slightly

cooler high temperatures for the inland valleys. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> and we had a car fire in oakland. looks like that cleared without any incident. still tracking that. on the map, we do see in the south bay a new car fire. this is northbound 280 at 85. a couple lanes blocked by a fire crew. no slowing shows up. we'll update that and a few others coming up. wall street is set to open higher this m shake off a record spike in coronavirus cases in the the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 are coming off another positive week. the nasdaq now up nearly 11% just this month. in investors this week, earnings. the earnings season kicks off and results from pepsi today and big banks including j.p. morgan chase and citigroup tomorrow. corporate profits are expectsed to drop more than 40% in the second quarter. all amid the pandemic and lockdown. the market could overlook that

companies signal a recovery is on the horizon. tesla cut the sticker price by $3,000. a long range version of the crossover vehicle now start at just under $50,000. the model began shipping in march. earlier this moshgs tesla reported better than expected delivery numbers for all the vehicles in the second quarter. the new price could help boost sales of automakers and are feeling the pinch of the economic down turn. fitabout it rolled out a new feature that can improve your sleep schedule. the smart wake function is now available on the fitabout it charge 4. it works with the sleep tracker on the wherable device setting alarms to wake up at the time that you're most likely to feel rested rather than at a set time. the fitabout it charge 4 has spotify and a seven day battery life. i'm brian sullivan for the cnbc business report. let's get a live look outside in the south bay as we

start out on this monday morning. you're going to enjoy a much more comfortable day. >> kari, we had a few heatups on the roadway. a couple car fires, we're checking on one in the south bay. we have the north bay with reports as well coming up.

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this monday morning. taking a live look out at san francisco. the pyramid there. the lights aren't on like we're used to seeing thment . this is a good question and answer thing for me. the lights is off. is that because people aren't working there or is this normal? i haven't seen that in the last three years. >> it's sleeping. >> the camera is just dim. yeah. it's actually the camera. kind of iris down so it looks darker. but it's not actually not lit up. >> i was going to say, no, we should just go back to bed. you know what, folks at home, do you that. >> exactly. >> all right. look, walking outside this morning, a little warmer for us, kari. >> yeah. starting out this morning in the low 60s. but you'll be happy to know we'll see fog rolling in this san francisco and that's going to help cool us off a little bit. even for some of our inland

areas like walnut creek. we're starting out with a live look this morning. we're going to see those temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s as you get ready to head out the door. and this slow warmup today. it's going to be pretty warm this afternoon. but we are in the middle of july. so we are going to enjoy it. here's a look at our high temperatures for today. some are in the 60s. some are back in the 90s today. we even have upper 90s for you today. antioch and concord reach 90 degrees. downtown san jose, 85 degrees. and oakland in the 70s today. we'll see fog is near the coast. it will clear out. we head towards noon and 1:00, all of us will get some sunshine. we get into this evening. it will be back with us early tomorrow morning. we look at our weather pattern high pressure is off to the west. we've had extreme desert southwest heat. it's been coming into the bay area. keeping it hot.

in fact, as we go towards the end of the week, its going to heat up again slightly as we see that coastal fog moving away from the coastline. and so our inland temperatures are going to heat up. so we're going to enjoy a bit of a cooldown over the next few days. but that's only some upper 80s and low 90s. then we're going to see some more widespread 90s for the inland valleys. but, of course, in san francisco, no changes here. upper 60s. mike, how it is looking for commuters heading out right now? >> kari, we had a couple car fires on the grid early. thank goodness we have not heard about a lot of problems or injuries. that's good news. the map i'm pointing out on the left side, coopertino, highway 85, reports of a crash and a crew blocking your right two lanes as result of an earlier car fire. but it sounds like things calms down. in the bottom, south 87 to 85, that stretch where we typically see the censors crossing, slower moving vehicles again right now.

that oakland fire cleared. we do have a crash south 680 at crow canyon road. watch for activity. a new poll shows trump in trouble in arizona, florida, and this one surprising to mshgs texas. he is a point behind the president there. both are tied in arizona. but the president is down six points in florida. surveyors say more and more voters who are worried about coronavirus returning to joe biden. now as the country actually prepares for the election, states are trying to make sure that voters feel safe amid the pandemic. but it certainly comes with a big pricetag. many states including our own of california requesting more mail in ballots. training for election workers

and ppe for polling booths. election officials say states don't have appropriate funding for the election because of the pandemic and looking for federal funding. back in may, the house passed a covid-19 response bill giving states $4 billion to help win the elections. but the senate will not touch the bill until the end of the month. >> the railout project could link san francisco to los angeles. an environmental analysis released last week in a case that emergency responders on the peninsula could face delays crossing the tracks once that project is complete. interrupted during construction and noise concerns also listed as potential issues in that report. lawmakers must acknowledge the problems are essentially unavoidable for that project to proceed. for many bay area nursing homes, family visits remain on hold due to the coronavirus.

elderly patients are being hit the hard nest this pandemic. that includes the facility and san diego's paradise hills. leaders there confirming to our sister station 112 residents and 40 staff members there have been infected. 11 patients died and eight more are in the hospital. state infection prevention he specialists are now being employed to help slow down the spread. several universities are fighting against the new immigration policy that has been put in place for international students. most colleges in the state are holding classes online for the fall. cal state san francisco and ucf are supporting the lawsuit by harvard and mit. and several of the states colleges filed a lawsuit saying

the policy harms students and revenues for the schools. striking out. coming up next onned on "today " baseball players revealing they tested positive for covid-19. plus. you have a lot of guts coming here after what you pulled. >> the force is still strong. the record the empire strikes just set years after its release. happening now, a long lost dog is back with his family in california. this is after seven years of going missing. you heard me right. seven years. his dog champ ran away in 2013 from their home north of bakersfield while he was serving in the navy. so the family, they were just worried. so a farmer not far from the home actually found that dog, champ. the farmer noticed that champ was hurt, took him to the vet

and he was actually that micro chip in champ that helped reunite the family. the wow. we'll have much more ahead for you right after the break. seven years.

baseball is still on track for return ten days from now. even though word that two of the game's top relievers have tes dodgers closer kenly jansen reported to camp yesterday. he disclosed the reason for the late arrive willal. he was getting over a bout with the coronavirus. he believes he got it from his son. the yankees announced closer chapman tested positive. not yet clear how long chapman will be out.

trending this morning, the "star wars" movie is again topping the charts. it's a classic. >> i am your father. >> no. >> now the empire strikes back is being screened at drive in theaters across the country. according to that report, it has pulled in nearly -- get this -- half a million dollars across about 200 screenings this past weekend. this is the first time the movie has taken the number one spot in 23 years. wow. >> now i'm going to be thinking about that line all morning. i'm your father. >> that's true. everything old is new again. 4:56. next here on "today in the bay," a look at the surge in coronavirus cases and the country's new hot spots. >> plus, covid-19 confusion across the bay area.

some reopenings are being rolled back and others are still moving forward. we'll have a live report on what you need to know still ahead.

right now at 5:00, covid-19 confusion in the bay area:what is open in which county? depends on the day and who you ask. we'll make sense of it all for you ahead.

>> there is coastal drizzle this week. kari hall is tracking the forecast. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good monday morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike is keeping an eye on that commute this morning. first, we want to start with kari hall coming off that hot weekend. cooling off a little bit today? ye >> yeah, it will be slightly cooler. we'll still have warm inland valleys. coastal areas are going to have a little bit more of an influence as that on shore wind flow makes it a little further inland. as we get a live look, not a look, that's a picture of concord this morning. we look at our temperature trend

for the morning. we're going to see it in lothe w 60s. we'll have a nice morning and then going into the afternoon. reaching into the low 90s for the untearer valley. so we'll get a look at the spread in temperatures and what's ahead for the rest of the weeb week. how is it look right now for mike, for drivers about to head out the door? well, for all of us, kari, take a look. overall, the commute looks great right now. an earlier crash and potential car fire, at least they smelled smoke. so there is a half dozen cruisers reported. there i saw slowing. it