took three baby raccoons to wild care. this is after they were found at a school. they had fallen from a ceiling in one of theclassrooms. mom showed up looking for a baby. and after a few minutes, extreme caution. the family was rolling around like nothing had ever happened. >> i love that. >> that's right. i do too. mom is looking after the babies. >> that's true. that's sweet. >> 6:00 already on your monday morning. and right now on today in the bay, we're talking about covid-19 confusion that is happening in the bay area. of. >> >> owners are in the dark. we don't know what is open or closed. >> so what is open and in which county? it depends on the day and sometimes who you ask. you no he what? we got the answers for you. we'll try to make sense of it all for you. it's all coming up in a live report. >> and we do know what is happening in just a few hours. south bay's winchester mystery

house reopens. coming up, we'll take you to the mystery out of what's off-limits. >> and did you feel the triple digit temperatures over the weekend? there is a slight cooldown coming. and even some coastal drizzle this week. kari hall will will check the forecast. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> the team is all back. >> mike is keeping his eye on traffic this morning. we want to start with meteorologist kari hall with a look at that forecast and that beautiful sunrise behind you, kari. >> yeah, my favorite time of the day. we're watching the sunrise around the bay area. we're taking it to morgan hill. we see a beautiful hugh hue in the sky. it's going to be a really nice

day. actually a little bit cooler compared to yesterday because some of us were hitting over 100 degrees for those highs. so we're looking at mostly upper 80s and low 90s. and we're still going to have some hot weather farther to the north. so we'll talk more about that coastal fog, drizzle and inland heat that is coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking for the commute? >> kari, most of the commute looks standard. we'll show where you there is an exception in the east bay here coming down in and out of the trivalley. southbound 680 on the map shows slowing down toward mission boulevard. they had to block a couple lanes. rights two lanes in the southbound commute direction. we're tracking that. no major injuries reported. san jose, that slowing has cleared. the bay bridge toll plaza is moving well. >> to a different type of commute this morning. when it comes to bay area's road

to recovery, some wonder if it is headed in reverse. now there is seven day area counties on the watch list prompting a new series of closures. in not open. jackie ward is here with a look at what this means for a lot of those struggling business owners. jackie? >> good morning, marcus. it depends on what county you're in. a lot of business owners said they feel like they're getting yafrpged arou yanked around. 31 counties are now on governor newsom's watch list with seven in the bay area. alameda is the newest edition. in that county, restaurant owners found out late friday that outdoor dining was no longer allowed. they would have to go back to limiting business to take out

only. >> this was the last life line that a lot of people had. if that gets pulled away, there might be a lot more restaurants that will be closing. >> it was a similar situation in hayward over the weekend. the city went ahead with plans to shut down streets to allow for more dining. b street was closed to traffic. businesses could comfortably set up tables on sidewalks and in the streets. restaurants don't face enforcement from local authorities, they could still be cited by state agents. alameda county is planning possibly on filing a state variance and that would allow it for outdoor dining to resume. marcus? >> all right. jackie, thank you. you know what? this is surrounding the coronavirus and here in the bay area, i want to look at the bay area cases for you right now. santa clara county reported the

most yesterday with 315. more than half of the bay area's total. the counties where you see no number, they did not provide those new updates. california now has more than 7,000 deaths and more than 320,000 cases. >> state prison health leaders confirmed with us over the weekend new -- two new coronavirus cases related to deaths at s deaths san quentin prison. a total of nine inmates have now died. now last week governor newsom announced release of thousands of prisons statewide. will we'll continue to monitor the situations there. relatives of a man shot and killed by chp officers, they're demanding more transparency in this case. on june 6th, chp officers shot and killed this man in oak land. investigators say he tried to ram officers with a looting fro

oakland dealership. his girlfriend in the car was injured. today he would have turned 24. family members calling for the names of officers involved to be released. the chp is actually not required to do. oakland police handling that investigation. >> a powerful and peaceful demonstration against hate in the east bay. this is video from nbc day area sky ranger showing about 1,000 black lives matter supporters marching yesterday in martinez. yesterday's march, it was sparked by hate flyers found last week in the downtown area. along with recently defaced black lives matter mural on the street you see right there. that woman doing that. some people across the bay area, they came out to that march to show support. >> i saw them originally. and so i it was pathetic. i want to show support. >> there are -- there were concerns about potential violent

confrontations with counter protesters but that never happened. happening today for you, a camp outprotest. this is outside the berkeley police department. a group called youth protest the bay, they plan to hold a march and then camp out calling for police defunding. that march starts at 1:00 p.m. at bush rod park. they're supposed to pick up with talks on changing role of police in the city. >> they'll be discussing the decision to continue with distance learning when classes resume in the fall. district leaders announce that decision last week. the recent surge in coronavirus cases is cited in the announcement and made after another possible hybrid scenario with tables. the school year begins august 17th. >> similar story to talk about for san francisco schools. district is reportedly looking

to start the school year off with distance learning as well. but as covid-19 cases sta rt to subside, they may move into a hybrid mod well in person and online learning. the school board will make a final decision on the fall semester by the end of the month. things will be different for you. of course, the tours will now be self guided and each group must consist of only the people in the same household. and don't forget the masks are mandatory. >> you know, kari, you can walk the grounds there. how is the weather going to be if someone decides to do that today? >> it's going to be beautiful today. i mean perfect weather for the bay area. ♪ i look the spooky music we have going on. let's check out our forecast for today. at least startin those tourist

morning. we reach into the low 80s for this afternoon. it's going to be a beautiful day once again. especially compared to that heat we had over the weekend. it's going feel a little better today as we reach into the upper 80s and low 90s. most of us in the 70s in oakland. san francisco will be in the mid 60s today. we'll get a look ahead to the rest of the forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike, any issues popping up for the morning report? >> yeah, take a live look out there. the lights registered at 601. then the backup formed because of lights were on. we didn't see a problem. but now we see, of course, all lanes are showing the build. now maybe because of this volume they turn them on earlier than in past weeks. we look at the map, we don't see a problem as far as feeding in freeway. it's only at the toll plaza where we have that backup. there is that crash in freemont. still tracking this one right

there. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. still burning. coming up, the investigation into what caused a massive fire onboard a navy ship in san diego. and how the injured sailors are doing this morning. america celebrates one of the favorite foods, me included. we're going to talk about it coming up next. hi. we're glad you came in.

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right now, 6:11. check out our morning trend for pleasantton. we're starting out with a nice mild morning with mostly clear sky. we're going to see a lot of sunshine today. it won't be as hot as yesterday. >> we have the metering lights on earlier than we expected. the backup could end quickly. we still see movement though. they move smoothly. we'll show you the bigger commute coming up. >> the business and tech news does not take a break. let's start with the markets. in about 20 minutes, they'll open. and, you no he what? things are look going so far. futures trending up on hopes of a vaccine and the tech sector

doing well. now laura, i know before we get to the headlines you have some more. >> that's right. the before the bell this morning, in fact. this might be the latest sign of a pandemic slowdown. we've got some new data from apple maps showing a new decline in requests for driving directions. after a sharp decline in march, requests for driving, walking and transit directions have been steadily on the increase. but after reaching a peak in early july, driving direction requests dropped by 6% last week based on changes in the seven day moving average. >> everyone was 90 days to fileif you were sti any other year, that deadline actually passed back in april.

got to get them done. >> museums across the world are now turning back from all of that online virtual touring that we saw when the pandemic actually started. but they're actually having some new restrictions as well if you should actually be lup lucky enough to go to the museum like the louvre in france. it opened in paris over the weekend. one of many museums worldwide figuring out how to safely reopen. the mona lisa gazing upon socially distanced admirers and aquarium reopening postponed after cases increased in that county. >> people are going to be able to see, you know, usually whales and otters and seals, sea lions all right there. they have not been sheltering in it place. >> new measures will include time tickets, hand sanitizing stations and one way paths. the touch pools are still

off-limits. >> looks like a lot of fun though. okay. you might be on a diet right now, look, forget about saying hold the fries today. you just can't. today is national french fry day! restaurants across the nation, they are offering those deals for you. mcdonald's, for example, they're offering a free fry offer with you, of course, this is for your orders on the app. burger king, they're selling fries for $1. also from the app only. clearly, it's the same great taste. but the only thing that has changed is the way you order it. you can say catching up with the times. >> there you have it. >> i don't care. look, like all kinds of sauce with my fries. mix it up a little bit. >> thank goodness it's fry day. that's good. >> absolutely. >> really a monday.

>> i think you could have cooked your fries on the sidewalk yesterday. it's going to be cooler today. this is part of the reason. we're seeing fog rolling over san francisco. and it's kind of misting and drizzling right now. that's the way we start out the morning. but we will see some clearing as we head towards noon. let's head inland. we've seen a beautiful sunrise. this is actually a live capture of that sunrise coming over the hills from coopertino looking over the south bay. now where temperatures are going to go into the low 70s by late morning, reaching into the low 80s today. so still comfortably warm. and we're seeing it coming down for even a lot of our inland areas where it's been reaching into the triple digits. today, how about some upper 80s and low 90s? it is july. it is going to be warm.

we do still have that hot weather farther to the north as we check out clear lake reaching into the84 in napa. oakland reaches 73 degrees. san jose reaches into the mid 80s. the followi the fog near the coast, we see that continue through noon. we get sunshine and then back in later this evening. but it does help us with that evening cooling and so we're going to have some nice walking weather after dinner this evening. as we look at what is going on, we have high pressure to the west of us. some extreme desert southwest heat that is keeping it hot here. kind of backing off a little bit and allowing for more of an ocean breeze. but as we go towards the end of the week, it just gets hot once again for the valley. we go from the upper 80s to the low 90s.here. we're going have some well above normal temperatures reaching into the low 90s, extending through sunday and for san francisco, we're also going to keep our same weather pattern here. morning clouds and fog and highs reaching into the 60s over the

next seven days. mike, how is it looking right now for the reports and chp reports that you're seeing? >> we had a lot of activity earlier on. the activity now is at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights were turned on early. 6:01. the backup began quickly. they did a good job of keeping things move on the span. we still have movement at the toll plaza. the span is still in the green zone. that's what we like to manage there. the east shore freeway, the maze, no problems. slow drive just in the pass. 384 to livermore. circle at the bottom of your screen is southbound 680 heading to that mission cutover. it funneled down to that area. we do still have what is reported as the two right lanes blocked by a crash activity just before you get to the exit.

so do be careful as you come around the bend from the washington irvington area. we look at the rest of the bay, south bay still looking great. smooth flow otherwise. back to you. >> all right. thank you, mike. >> coming up for you next here on nbc "today in the bay," bay area responds. >> a summer camp canceled and parents told no refund. so some are making a federal case out of it. i'm consumer investigator chris camora. "today in the bay" responds next. >> and our team always on social media. even when we take a few days off. i took to the trails in tahoe. i had great little break on a trail up there. this is my horse sunny. back in the saddle of anchoring again. be sure to follow me on facebook, twitter and instagram. you're watching "today in the bay." for the sweaty faces,

and the hidden smiles. the foggy glasses, and the muffled laughs. a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement: i care. wear a mask. let's all do our part to slow the spread. firefighters still trying to determine what caused yesterday's fire onboard a navy ship docked in san diego. 160 sailors were onboard at the time. 17 of them plus four civilians were treated at a hospital mostly for smoke inhalation. the ship was undergoing maintenance and most of the 1,000 crew members were luckily not onboard.

the number of krocoronavirus ca in florida is hitting an all time high. florida actually added more than 15,000 new cases and is now nearing 270,000. more than 10% oftested over the tested positive. and at least 45 new deaths have been confirmed since saturday. it is summer time. many of the summer camps have been canceled due to covid-19. some parents have complained that they can't get their money back. >> that's right. let's turn to our consumer reporter. this is potentially a class action case. we first told you about digit alameda academy. they host camps around the country and canada. parents told us at cad my canceled the camps then kept their money. the wiacademy says there is an

exception for acts of god and offering credit for future camps. a new federal lawsuit filed in court claims that act of god section wasn't in the contract when the parents paid. attorneys say digital media cad my changed the terms on june 15th after the pandemic started and removed language offering refunds for canceled camps. the suit also claims dma continued offering refunds in canada just not in the u.s. the suit asks that all parents be refunded in full. some campers say dma's offer of a credit for next year is worthless. >> at that point, i will have already applied for college and decided where i'm going. so it would be -- it will be irrelevant for me to use the program. they have not received a copy of the lawsuit so they cannot comment on. the lawyers are asking the court to make case a nationwide class

objection. we'll watch the docket and let you know what happens. back to you. >> all right. thank you, chris. 6:25. trending, ford unveiling its new updated bronco today. it is coming in a two door and four door version. i used to want a bronco back in the day. you know what? there is even smaller bronco sport. the last bronco was made in 1996 originally it was going to be unveiled on july 9th which happens to also be o.j. simpson's birthday. you may remember. simpson, of course, led police for hours on that chase and that white ford bronco in l.a. all right h a lot of people have been waiting for the new ones though. his and her version i think, marcus. >> the i like you go. 6:26. coming up next on "today in the bay," the top stories that we're following afor you on this mondy morning including the rate of people testing positive in contra costa county.

it's way up. next, the county's new plan to turn the tide around. plus -- >> i'm bob redell live in san jose. gyms can finally today in santa clara county. the restrictions in place if you want to work out. >> not just gyms, the san francisco zoo reopens today. but not everyone is welcome. we're going to tell you about the details straight ahead.

it's a circus. the circus needs to end. >> right now, 6:30. covid-19 confusion. each bay area county goes their own way on reopening and closing. next, live team coverage on where each county stands in the fight against covid-19. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> you can see right here, this is the opening bell. the new york stock exchange as we wait for that bell to ring, it should be happen any second now. well, of course we're keeping an eye on that. things look going this morning with those futures earlier we were telling you about. a vaccine on the horizon right now. and a good morning you to. thank you so much for joining us on this monday morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. the team is all back together. i hope everybody had a great weekend. the sun is up already as well.

kari has a look at that forecast. >> yeah. let's head to foster city to see how our morning shapes up if you're about to head out the doort. expect it to start out in the upper 50s and then reach into the low 70s by early in the afternoon. it's going to be a beautiful day. make time to get outside and get fresh air. weem al we'll also have a slight cooldown in the inland areas in the spots that were hitting 100 degrees yesterday. how about low 90s. it's going to feel better. we'll talk more about this and what's ahead for the rest of the week coming up. mike, any issues for drivers heading out? >> yeah, fremont, kari, it is looking better southbound 680. still slow heading around the bend towards mission cutover and 880 there at the fremont tunnel over here. nothing from chp, but i think they opened up one more lane. one may still be blocked as you're coming down out of washington. that is your commute in towards the south bay. the south bay itself, no problem. peninsula, great. the bay bridge toll plaza is

where we have the backup. we look, we have movement. but the lanes are filled in past 880. back to you, laura. >> all right. thank you very much, mike. we've got live team coverage for you now on what is open and what is closed. and in what county as well. and sonoma counties. some there is a lot of the confusion. jackie ward is going to break it down for us so people can really keep track of all the changes. jackie? >> yeah. businesses. they have to shut down through that's right, laura. gets a little complicated when august second. they have to move service you're trying to figure out what outside and bars that don't county is doing exactly what. serve food have to close but we're going to start with altogether. santa clara county is added to alameda county. they're the latest edition to the list because of a rise in hospitalizations. staid wide, there are now 31 counties on the grofrn's watch grof governor gavin ergs or social distancing. plus, the on going marin, santaa list. >> being on the watch list is not a good thing.

it's a huge wakeup call to the community to wear your masks, particularly in the outdoors. even indoors when you meet people outside of your bubble. we're definitely not over yet. that is lots of circulating virus. we saw a handful of cities not abiding by the latest rules. there is downtown livermore saturday night. a similar situation in hayward. plenty of outdoor dining over the weekend. restaurants do not face enforcement from local authorities, they could still be cited by state agents. most of the bay area counties that have ended up on this watch list have reported elevated disease transmission. so as long as that rate stays high, they'll probably stay under grofrn newsom's radar. reporting live, jackie ward, "today in the bay." >> thank you so much, jackie. we continue our coverage this morning with today in the bay's bob redell live in san jose this

morning. they have restrictions to uphold to as well, right, bob? >> yeah. no confusion at least when it comes to the gym here in downtown san jose. there are a lot of precautions in place. one is you have to wear a mask inside and keep it on when you're exercising. you must have an appointment. they will scan your temperature to make sure you have a good temp. they have a uva ray machine that will disinfect your phone and your keys. you have to sign a form saying, hey, i get the rules. they also give you a bottle of disinfectant that you can spray on the equipment when done. back out here live, now you won't be able to use these pieces of equipment over here. we're talking about the ellipticals, the treadmills and that sort of thing. it's not because they're worried you about touching the machine, it's because it is cardio. you'll have elevated heart rate and a bette of

dispersing germs. you come over here using machines this is what it looks like, you see there is sand sanitizer stations. you have people, as i said, they're wearing masks. the employees are going out and the owner tells us that they will be cleaning on a regular basis. and as i mentioned, do you have to wear a mask. can i ask you aio while you're >> of course it's working. it's a little tough but it's good. >> do you feel like the precautions are good? >> yeah. these masks are good. it's been good. it keeps coming down but you have to get used to it. >> what it is like being back in a gym? >> amazing. four months, so good, to be honest. >> looks like you stayed in shape. >> i work out a little bit back of the house. nothing is going to be like a gym, seriously. >> thank you for talking with us. >> thank you. >> good luck to you. >> excuse me, as you come over here, there is another area where you can see where people are doing floor exercises.

they have the cones to separate people and social distancing, here to the left if, you use some of the equipment, they ask you to put that in the bin so the staff can disinfect. gyms are not the only ones opening today. so are outdoor public pools. take a look at your tv screen. here is a list some of the requirement there's. again, you must wear the mass whk you show up to the pool. you have to bring your own towel. keep your own social distance. tattoo parlors, nail and hair salons also opening up in santa clara county. we did speak with the owner of a gym here in san jose. they're limited on the number of people that can be in the gym at one time. the location is 39 and are you concerned about losing money? you maybe are not going to have as many people and worry about going out business. he said that is a concern. i think based on the fact they have a number of people showing up right now, he does feel good that they can at least ride this out. as i said, you have an appointment to go to your local gym. can you see for a monday

morning, they have a decent sizeded crowd here. ? okay, bob, thank you. now to a live look at that morning commute for you. and since the pandemic hit and more folks have been staying at home, air quality in the bay area has really improved. the bay area saw 32% reduction in emissions. this the is during the first seven weeks of the pandemic. so today county leaders and the bay area air quality management district, they will sign the cut, the commute pledge. so the goal here is to get bay area businesses to increase the number of employees working remotely when possible. that proposal would start with 22,000 employees countywide. had. >> happening for you to day, the san francisco zoo plans to reopen the doors.

today and tomorrow only reserved for members only. now wednesday, the general public being welcomed back to the zoo with the strict safety measures in place. indoor exhibits, play areas and rides, they're all closed. everyone older than the age of 2 must wear the masks and circle the zoo attractions in one direction. visitors they must also reserve and pay for their trip ahead of time. >> today if you head to the san francisco zoo,bad day weather w out there. >> yeah, with he know that zoo is always chilly. you'll see that through the morning. it will clear out as we go throughout the day. it's all clear as we go inland heading over to walnut creek as we start out this morning. it won't be as hot as yesterday. we'll stril a couple of warm hours during the middle of the day as we reach into the mid 80s by 1:00. and then we're going to see our

high temperatures close to 09 degrees in that area. for san jose, mid 80s. oakland today will be in the low 70s. mike, you have that problem moving through the east bay. what is the update? >> we still have the issue. you're talking about free mon a. let's check in with the movement. reducing the lanes. still moving especially the middle lanes that is great. and, of course, hov. three or more there. we look at the map and we don't see a problem getting to the backup. the rest of the commute is scattered. lighter to livermore n free monlt, the issue is the chp report. the slowing is minor now. south 680 approaching the mission cutover. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >> all right. 6:40 for you this morning. take a look at the big board. the dow is up 206 points right

now. wall street shaking off the latest coronavirus spike. we'll have much p more ahead for you. it is 6:40 right now. you're watching "today in the bay."

it is 6:43 right now. within the last hour, washington redskins nfl team they confirmed, they're retiring that name. it comes after renewed national outcry and threats from the

stadium sponsor fedex to actually end the sponsorship if the nickname was not changed. this morning the team says a new nickname and design are still being worked out. it's not clear when that announ arrive. >> here in the day area, nbc bay area, we really have the conversation and now some professional athletes, they're sitting down to have it as well. we're talking about that conversation focused on race. today in the bay's cierra johnson is live outside of the stadium. this is after steph curry's comments on combatting inequality and social justice. a tough conversation for a lot people to have, cierra? [ no audio ] all right. we're having some trob with cierra's microphone. steph curry was talking about a race and how it is within the conversation of race. they're going to have that conversation later on today as well. craig is going to talk to him on

the "today" show. that is coming up for you right after -- >> you see her fixing her mike there. we'll try to get back to her. the trump administration is trying to reopen schools faster than some districts not to mention teachers would actually like. now health expert dr. anthony fauci is caught in the middle. we want to check in with tracie potts this morning. she is live in washington with more on that. the new push by democrats to approve more federal stimulusth happenin washington. so laura, let's start with schools. the trump administration is saying that default option for schools should be all kids coming back five days a week as soon as school starts. there are concerns about whether that is safe. the trump administration says there is no evidence to the contrary. and that children have not for the most part had dealt with this virus very much. they haven't either contracted or died from the virus at larger

rates than anyone else. so they think kids should go back to school. dr. anthony fauci is now being targeted by the trump administration. they're handing out information saying that he has given out bad or wrong information that he made mistakes. very narrow public health point of view. >> i suspect we'll get a bill done. >> now, that was tim cane talking about congress and the fact that they want to try to get the legislation done. another big relief bill for coronavirus that would deal with unemployment and housing and health care. but they have to get republicans in the senate onboard.

qulaur? >> all right. we know you'll continue to follow it for us. tracie potts live from washington. thank you. >> anthony fauci teaming up with stanford hosting a virtual chat. covering the pandemic. he'll also answer questions that are submitted by viewers. the live event is set for 10:30 to 11:00 this morning. decision 2020 new polls are painting a tough road ahead for president trump. he fights to remain in the white house. a cbs poll finds that trump is in trouble in arizona, florida, and this one, surprising to a lot of people, texas. biden is just a point behind the president there, both are tied in arizona. the president is down six points in florida. surveyors say that more and more voters are worried about the coronavirus and are turning to joe biden.

steph curry is having a conversation. >> in between a little golf over the weekend in south lake tahoe, steph curry and several other black athletes had a very frank open roundtable conversation with the "today" show's craig melvin on race and social injustice. now the two-time nba most valuable player was joined by charles barkley and anthony lyn to discuss their views on race and how the sports world is combatting inequality and how they're having to have that very tough conversation. >> as a young father with a 7-year-old and 5-year-old, the questions that they're asking because they're being shown the images, she can't and you shouldn't really shield them from this. what did you take away from the conversation? >> any time we have an opportunity to speak on it and have people listen and keep applying pressure. that is important.

that's why we want to talk on it and hopefully people can continue the conversation themselves. >> the nba is playing social justice message onz the back of the jerseys. when he was asked if he had plans to sport a jersey, lebron james decided he decided to forego it explaining out of the options presented for the messages, there is not one that resonated with his personal message. and on the topic of those jerseys when steph curry asked about fellow players wearing some of the jerseys, he said he completely heartedly supports them saying they're really humans before they are athletes. we're live in frofrnt the chase center. >> the players are having the conversations for a long time. but now a lot more people are listening, cierra.

thank you. 24 national hockey league teams reopening their training camp today for a season opening set for july 26th. unlike the nba, players will not be kept in the bubble. camps are taking place at each team's home city. we hate to remind you sharks fans, the sharks didn't make the cut. >> that hurts us. >> you no he what? we can cheer ourselves up with a look at the forecast. sunny and warm in some places. >> right. and so it's been very hot and some of our interior valleys. we're going to still have some heat but it won't be as extreme. let's get a look at this sunshine right into the camera in the south bay. we wake up in the monday morning. its going to be a sunny day. we're going to see the temperatures starting out in the mid 60s. if you have outdoor activities, get them in early.

it's still going to be above our normal high temperature. we should be in the low 80s. but we're in the upper 80s here today. we head across the south bay. the high temperature will be in the south county. 90 degrees in morgue an hill today. for the east bay, we're also up to about 90 degrees. we're going to keep it cool in oakland with low 70s. palo alto will reach into the low 80s. we're still going to have some warm weather for inbay. san francisco stays foggy through noon. and then we'll our high temperatures staying in the 60s for the north bay. we're anywhere from the 60s near the coast to the upper 90s further to the north. as we go through the next several days, no major changes. some extreme desert southwest heat is what is causing bait area to stay very warm. but we're seeing that easing up a little bit. allowing for much more of ab ocean breeze to cool us off even for some of our interior

valleys. but then by the end of the week, we don't see as much of that. the so we're looking at our temperatures in the upper 80s. then trending into the low 90s starting on wednesday. we're going to see that continue into the weekend while san francisco will be in the upper 60s. no changes here. that fog rolling in early in the morning. sunshine during the afternoon. mike, how is it look right now for the commute? >> kari, we saw that second burst for pattern overall. we'll look at the map and see clearly that yellow is turning green already again. just a little focus right around the camera where we saw some of the cars tapping their brakes. the rest of the bay shows us zooming out. that is slowing through fremont for south 680 cleared getting towards that fremont tunnel and mission boulevard. a little build and that is it. livermore looks great. mild slowing for oakland.

north 880, there is that last crew clearing north towards 23rd. the arrow shows you the toll plaza with the backup there. that is the only backup to speak of. we also have those lights which have been on since 6:00 a.m. but we always seen movement as you see right now. back to you. >> yeah, slow movement. but still moving. thank you, mike. happening for you now. a long lost dog is back with his california family. this is after seven years. so a man says his dog champ ran away in 2013 from their home in bakersfield. this is while he was serving in the u.s. navy. a farmer not far away actually found champ around his farm a month ago. that farmer noticed champ was hurt. he took it to the vet. champ's micro chip was checked and that's how that family was reunited. >> coming up next, a quick look at our top stories for you on this monday morning. including a big day for south bay fitness lovers. gyms are in place

and what you need to k plus, john travolta's touch message this morning after really stunning news that his wife actress kelly preston has died from breast cancer. a lot more news ahead. you're watching "today in the bay."

welcome back. a live look for you this morning inside one of the gyms -- this is outside that gym in santa clara county. it opened for the first time in months. the gyms, hair salons across santa clara county can reopen today. of course, in all of the cases, there are extra safety precautions in place. so when working out, you won't be allowed to use the cardio machines. also, facial coverings, that's mandatory. you will have to reserve a time to work out. santa clara county is also allowing public swimming pools to reopen. >> there are seven bay area counties on the watch list. all of san francisco and san mateo counties are monitored. in most cases, health departments are blaming the recent surge on more people and. interacting with each other without mask or distancing. infection rates doubled in recent weeks.

it is retiring stricter rules for outdoor dining and indoor religious services are prohibited starting to day. >> this is really sad news to wake up to this morning. actress kelly preston has died. the wife of john travolta passed away following a two year battle with breast cancer. the couple were married for 29 years. they had two children. actually, they had three. a third child, jet, died in 2009 following a seizure. john travolta said, she fought a courageous fight with the love and support of so many. kelly preston was 57 years old. this morning, a live look. you can see right here a navy ship docked in san diego. firefighters are still trying to determine what caused yesterday's fire onboard that navy ship. 160 sailors were onboard at the time. 17 of them plus four civilians were treated at a hospital mostly for smoke inhalation. the ship has been undergoing

maintenance and most of the 1,000 crew members there were not onboard. >> all right. the we're at 6:58 right now. quickly approaching 7:00. kari has a look at a slight cooling trend heading our way today? >> yeah. just a little bit. it's going to feel much better for the inland valleys just reach into the upper 80s. we'll see that today and tomorrow. then we're back to the 90s. it's still going to be fairly mild compared to what we've had recently. mike, shou that commu mike, how is that commute? >> the oakland camera saw flowing at the coliseum. i just saw it start to clear up. there was brake tapping. i think a minor crash. that must have happened without chp being involved. it is moving well. but seeing slowing on maps. some folks may use the san mateo bridge. we'll check that across the water. does show a smooth drive. it is a steady build there as well. bring you back with a smooth moving bridge.

we like to end with that. >> all right. that's good news. thank you so much for joining us this morning. you certainly want to stay around for the "today" show this morning. steph curry will talk about race in sports as we take a live look at the chase center in san francisco. >> thank you for starting your morning with us. have a good one. good morning. record surge. the staggering new number of cases reported in florida in one single day. cases continuing to shoot higher around the country. doctors and nurses sounding the alarm. >> you see these warehouses of people on life support machines, it's dire. >> and the trump administration takes on schools that won't commit to reopening. >> if schools aren't going to reopen and not fulfill that promise, they shouldn't get the

funds. >> just ahead, the heated debate over what to do with millions of students in the coming weeks.