let's look at the temperature favorite back open for business. trend for the afternoon. we'll show you the sights and it is going to be a pretty warm day. sounds from the japanese tea once we see the cooler garden and the changes you'll temperatures during the day notice. notice what happens at around ♪ menutaur 9:00 a.m. you can see it in the icons there. mostly sunshine and then we'll be in the 70s. very seasonable for this time of year. we typically see a normal high of 82. expecting to hit a high in the mid-80s. pretty nice today but hot inland with 90 as expected in the forecast. and then a cooldown expected during the workweek. i'll go into more detail on that coming up in a few minutes. kira? >> vianey, we'll see you in about 15. thanks so much. we begin this morning in oakland where hundreds of people get a load of my southwest cheddar cheeseburger. peacefully demonstrated last night in support of the ongoing let menutaur make it a doubleeee, yeah! movement in portland. it's beautiful! ever since george floyd's say what? killing two months ago, but it i said it's bea.... try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo turned destructive last might and make it a double for a buck more. when outliers set a fire at the order now with no contact delivery. alameda county courthouse. here are the flames burning at the courthouse on 12th street in downtown oakland right near lake merritt.

it all happened around 10:00 last night. video was posted to social media of the superior courthouse entrance. you could see filled with flames and smoke. hat area. courthouse is not yet clear. and it appears another group of protesters broke off from the mostly peaceful demonstration and vandalized this oakland police station. oakland pd tweeted pleading with organizers to keep the protests peaceful. this after windows to the front entrance of the station were shattered and the building graffitied. fireworks were set off there. officers in helicopters were targeted with lasers. video from the wall of moms group in the bay at city hall. it was a peaceful march. th wed he was sending federal troops to democratic-led cities.

now to our continuing coverage of coronavirus. more testing and less waiting. if you tried to get a covid-19 test in the last few weeks you may have waited hours to get it like these people waiting in line in their cars. but in san jose wait times were many of us could use a little relief these days, a dramatically reduced thanks to a chance to get outside and relax. new system. some people found just what they "today in the bay's" marianne needed the last few days in san favro has a look at how it works francisco. it happened when the japanese and another strategy that's helping more people get tested. tea garden once again opened its >> reporter: this low-tech wrist band is a game changer when it ornate gates. comes to wait times to get a covid-19 test. santa clara county just started how they are working its healing using the system this month. magic for visitors. people show up, get assigned a colored band for apecic time and come back to get hour. >> when i get here and i just stop, everything starts to slow >> previous towaiting, down. >> reporter: it's almost as if life as usual stops at the gate you know, two-plus hours in line of san francisco's japanese tea in the heat outside with a bunch garden. along manicured flowers and trees worries seem to peel away. of people. now, today, i didn't see anyone wait more than 30 minutes. >> reporter: and there's another >> watching the coy swimming and benefit -- fewer people in line means less risk. the dragonflois ov spdragonflie.

>> you're not exposed to as many people if you stand out here. >> reporter: the county is planning to open even more >> reporter: it reopened pop-up sites next week and is following a long pandemic now using sample pooling to test shutdown. four people at once. >> the idea to come here today. >> you check a batch of people. >> reporter: it was like reuniting with an old, familiar friend, but with a covid twist. you check each of them individually to find out where the positive came from. tickets must be bought online if it's negative you move on to and the bridge is roped off. >> we will limit guests to 100 the next batch. >> reporter: ucsf specialist at any begin time and we've set up one-way pathways so people says sample pooling requires fewer reagents to run covid-19 can avoid congestion when they're walking the grounds. tests, which is critical because the chemicals needed for the test remain scarce. >> we're definitely seeing a >> reporter: coy swam under shortage of reagents. bridges, visiting arizona nurse >> reporter: the fda has given quest diagnostics approval to do found a temporary escape from treating covid patients. sample pooling and other bay area labs may start using it, too. >> it's nice and serene and >> ucsf is not using sample takes your mind off things. >> reporter: for this dad it was pooling at the moment but we're mercifully another option for entertaining his kids. actively discussing. >> reporter: new strategies to save resources.

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc >> with schools being closed bay area news. looking for anything new. now let's look at where we >> reporter: for now the gardens stand with covid-19 cases here in the bay area. are open wednesday through sunday instead of daily. santa clara county has reported 114 new cases for a total of as some found, a little nature goes a long way. more than 8,800. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area contra costa county report it had 143 new cases yesterday. alameda county reported 116 new can't wait to go back. another long running event canceled, san francisco's hardly cases. more than 10,000 there right now. strictly bluegrass festival. in all, the bay area has more the usual free event takes place at golden gate park. than 45,000 cases. 750 people have lost their it was scheduled for early battle. october but that's been called statewide the same story, off. in its place will be an online cases are surging. california right now has 445,000 festival with new virtual performances and footage from past shows. cases. 8,300 people have died because of coronavirus. just shy of 7:26. more ahead on "today in the the alameda county sheriff's bay." coming up it was a million dollar night. office continues to the oakland zoo getting some big mourn-to-members who died from help just days before reopening covid-19. we first told you about this its doors. yesterday morning. we want to show you valerie plus, remembering a tv icon. we look back at the legacy regis leon, a sheriff's technician. we learned she is the one who passed away on friday.

philbin leaves behind including she was just 61 years old and record for time on american television. hi. we're glad you came in. died to covid-19. her death came less than 24 hours after her colleague, sheriff's deputy oscar rocha lost his battle with covid-19. they tell us he contracted the virus in june during an outbreak at the jail where he had committed to working extra shifts. he died thursday night. flags at the state capitol will be half-staff to honor both of them. and the upswing in coronavirus cases is being felt in oakland. city leaders there are now trying to curb the spread of the virus by limiting access to a popular gathering spot. city leaders are still urging people to give the lake a break. the lake being lake merritt. it was the scene yesterday. what's on your mind? the warning comes after some can you help keep these guys protected online? very a community health easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? center in the area has you can customize and save. attributed 40% of new covid what about internet speeds cases to people who have gone to that can keep up with my gaming? family events and parties. let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity.

that's nearly double the rate of and now with our stores reopening, people who get infected at the work place. we're putting healthy practices in place. come visit a store today. >> i see folks not wearing masks stop in or book an appointment online at all, sharing food, sharing at a time that works for you. now that's simple, easy, awesome. drinks, sharing smokes. oakland, we have to do better than this. >> city leaders have restricted parking at lake merritt. people are urged to avoid social gatherings at all in back yards and in parks. san quentin state prison is reporting another covid-19 inmate death. that brings the total number of coronavirus cases sat san quentn to 17. 2,142 positive tests so far. the number of new cases in the last 14 days stands at 80. that makes nearly 630 active cases among those in custody. the state prison system is facing criticism for its handling of the covid crisis. now to vineyard workers in the north bay they have been hit especially hard by the pandemic.

in napa county latinos make up 35% of the population but account for 57% of all covid good morning. cases. it is sunday, july 26th, 7:28. social distancing is manageable in the field, living conditions are another story. wow. some live nearby in cramped we take a look outside, it is summer in the city. conditions while others commute hours a day. can't even see the golden gate >> this pandemic has exposed bridge as we look over san francisco on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us. really the need to have more i'm kira klapper. affordable housing. vianey arana joins us with our microclimate forecast. this is the time of year we see the workers allow us to make all those microclimates, fog in some areas, sunshine in others. world famous wine. they need to live where they yes, microclimates in the work. >> only 9% is deemed affordable. summer, kira. if a worker gets sick there is depending on the weather you no paid time off, no place to want today you get to really make your own selection. isolate. as the harvest season look at san francisco. approaches, growers and workers alike worry more outbreaks will we're certainly seeing that fog and our current temperatures jeopardize their livelihoods and cool and comfortable, 50s throughout. their lives. now to president trump and 55 in livermore. his team working on a saturday trying to get a new economic and take a look at the air

relief bill ready as the current quality. a viewer did ask me via twitter one is set to expire. the $600 payment for millions of what the air quality would be. here it is. americans out of work is expiring this weekend. good news, we will see good air quality today, a great day for a nearly 23 million families are hike. potentially facing evictions. now if you will be hiking, definitely do it before the 1:00 hour. the fight against the looming deadline comes after republicans struggled to reach an agreement unless you're hiking around the on the new relief package. coastline. house speaker nancy pelosi in interior areas a little too criticized her republican hot with temperatures in the low colleagues for leaving for the 90s for today. weekend without negotiating. i will go over that. of course your allergy report secretary steven mnuchin says he and what you can expect the next is speaking to nancy pelosi. seven days come up. according to president trump's team a proposal could be out as kira? >> we'll see you in 15, vianey. soon as tomorrow. back here locally a popular we begin in oakland where hundreds of people peacefully pizza spot in the city is demonstrated in support of the temporarily shutting down. ongoing movement in portland. square pie guys is hit with it turned destructive when covid-19 exposure. the owners of the restaurant say outliers set a fire at the alameda county courthouse. it happened inside the shop, so it will now be deep cleaned. here are videos of the flames. everybody who works there will be tested for the virus. the owners do not know when they this is on 12th street near lake will reopen. merritt.

as plans for other it happened around 10:00 last night. businesses to reopen and rules this video was posted to social media. in each cou you can see the superior courthouse entrance filled with flames and smoke. hour, we know it can be hard to keep track of it all. you saw the camera turn. we have a great resource for you, our website. the extent to the courthouse is head to nbcbayarea.com and click not yet clear this morning. on the coronavirus live blog at the top of the page to get the is it appears another group of very latest updates all in one protesters broke off from the mostly peaceful demonstration place. and at 7:09 on your sunday and vandalized this oakland police station. morning much more ahead on "today in the bay." oakland pd tweeted pleading to a medical aide arrested for sexual abuse inside a hospital. keep the protests peaceful. we investigate accusations that this after the windows and the a bay area hospital allowed one front entrance to the station of its employees to continue were shattered. the building riddled with working despite years of complaints against him. graffiti. fireworks were set off there. plus, hitting the gym? helicopters and officers were targeted with lasers. well, that looks different these days. how this bay area fitness center is adjusting so customers don't and this is video when the have to miss a workout. you are thirsty and we know that you want a cold drink. protests started out peacefully protested by the wall of moms bay area group. wall of mom groups have formed

after president trump announced he was sending federal troops to democratic-led cities. and the unrest continues in portland and other cities across the country. yesterday a judge denied oregon's request to remove federal officers from the city of portland. friday night federal agencies tear gassed and pepper balls against the crowd. thousands gathered include a group of military veterans who formed a wall to protect the demonstrators behind them. authorities say six federal agents were injured. and in louisville, kentucky, gunshots fired at a protest downtown leaving three people wounded.acrding to police it st with an militia group. a person w but we also know that, when it comes to money, you want to...not spend any. protests in austin, texas, last night. that's why 7-eleven has 7 cups free with 7rewards. back here locally a million dollar night for the oakland zoo

you get the big gulp you want. for the no money you want. after four months shutdown it soon will reopen to the public. big gulp drink. no money. 7 times. is that what you want? oh, we know. staff and volunteers staged an online fund-raiser. because we are 7-eleven. and we might know you better than you know yourself. people were plenty generous stepping up to help a bay area treasure. 7-eleven. always open. sorry, these animals are too cute. sergio quintana shows us the effort to keep the zoo running. >> reporter: we couldn't have done it without you. we raised $500,000 plus and counting. >> reporter: the online fund-raiser matched an earlier half a million gift from an anonymous donor. tonight's event is a leadup to another big day coming up. >> we've had a tough several months. now we have our oakland zoo back and we'll open to the public on wednesday. >> reporter: riding through the zoo is a little lonely. zoo keepers say the animals seem kaiser permanente is being to have noticed the absence of accused of mishandling claims of visitors over the last few sexual abuse by its workers.

an attorney involved in the months. >> there are ones that seem to lawsuit against kaiser tells us miss the crowd. many of the alleged victims are >> reporter: the zoo president says the alameda county department of public health spanish speaking women of color. allowed the zoo to reopen by in a joint investigation with reclassifying it as an outdoor park. nbc bay area and telemundo 48 only 2,500 visitors will be allowed in each day. people will not be allowed to report reporter candace nguyen. touch some displays and some will have extra space roped off to protect them from infection. >> reporter: this woman says kaiser knew her attacker was a lots of effort has been put into predator and allowed him to keep working. making sure visitors have plenty of space to enjoy the area. jane doe is a sexual assault >> we can spread people out on our pathways like hiking in the victim, so we are not revealing state parks. her real name. >> reporter: at the oakland zoo you'll be guaranteed to see a she says she can't drive by wild animal, lots of them kaiser's medical offices in actually. union city without remembering in oakland, sergio quintana, nbc her doctor appointment there in bay area news. now to covid-19 testing 2017, and kaiser ex-employee. continuing in santa clara county >> absolutely everything about as more test sites prepare to open. the moment of the assault. the demand for tests remains high. >> reporter: castanon was only

they are adding two sites, one to manage paperwork. in san jose and one in gilroy. jane doe says she was shocked they will use a new wrist band when she was alone with him and system so people don't have to wait in line all day. his questions got very personal. what a great idea. they can come back at their >> he started asking me about my designated time. the idea is to have fewer people ring, if i was engaged. waiting around at the test site. he locked the door. >> we had people waiting he came up from behind and held my hand. two-plus hours in line in the he made me touch his private heat outside with a bunch of people. part. >> reporter: castanon was convicted of sexual battery. today i didn't see anyone wait new court filings and internal more than 30 minutes. >> this was the second week of kaiser documents reviewed by nbc the wrist band system used in a bay area show accusations that large pop-up site. castanon had a long list of it tested nearly 800 people yesterday. tests are free. victims, nurse themed porn on his work computer and still stayed on the job. according to documents filed in here is a look at where the sites are opening next week. the lawsuit there were at least six other alleged victims while he worked at kaiser. they will operate until friday in 2013 a patient said castanon the 31st. a petaluma fire station is physically examined her when he now closed because of the wasn't trained or authorized to pandemic. this after a firefighter tested cupping her breast and other positive for covid-19. parts of her body. the station where the

firefighter worked is now closed in 2015 another kaiser patient for deep cleaning. says he told her he wanted to you can see crews in full body stay in the room and watch her suits and masks sanitizing the station. undress. she said she reported him. kaiser concluded castanon's all crew members in close contact with now also in behavior was inappropriate, but isolation themselves. he continued to work with female the station is shuttered, the patients. in 2016, one month before jane nearby rancho adoeb fire doe's attack, castanon was department will help respond to emergency calls. accused of sexual battery. it's unclear if it involved a patient. the misdemeanor charge was as plans to reopen and rules in each county are constantly dismissed as part of his plea changing we know it can be hard deal in jane doe's case. to keep track of it all. so why was he still working at we've put together a great resource, our website. kaiser and with patients so click on the coronavirus live blog at the very top of the page. long? police body cam shows what his you'll get the latest updates supervisor may or may not have all in one place. you've likely heard by now regis known at the time. you hear an officer speaking philbin has passed away. with her shortly after jane he was one of the biggest and doe's attack. >> i haven't had any formal most prolific stars of television. reports of any unusual behavior. this morning we continue to remember him. for decades he was a major part >> one patient just said, you of the morning for millions of know, i feel uncomfortable with americans. kathy park looks back at his

long and storied career. male medical assistants. i trust him fully with a >> reporter: tonight the world of entertainment is mourning the patient. >> the way that kaiser and loss of legendary talk show host and tv personality regis kaiser-related entities are organized it seems like there's philbin. his family issuing a statement a real silo. saying philbin passed away of >> reporter: attorney mica natural causes adding his family liberty represents jane doe in and friends are forever grateful the ongoing civil case against for the time we got to spend kaiser. >> when there's no coordination with him, for his warmth, his and no one tracking silo to legendary sense of humor and singular ability to make every silo, department to department, day into something worth talking things fall through the cracks. >> i want them to listen to about. >> 50 years ago i was a page right here. their patients and all their >> reporter: philbin got his start behind the scenes working complaints. >> reporter: during the weeks of our investigation with nbc bay for "the tonight show" and made his way up in show business to area/telemundo, kaiser declined become a writer before landing our request for an on-camera jobs in front of the camera on interview. instead they sent us a long local talk shows. statement saying in part, we but it was a national morning failed to live up to our show that he co-hosted with commitment. when it happened, we acted kathie lee gifford that made him quickly to terminate the a household name. employee and cooperated fully with law enforcement. but our goal is to prevent such the pair reunited on the "today" things from ever happening in show celebrating their work and the first place, and we didn't do that this time. we should have recognized friend sh friendship when gifford left in behaviors earlier and acted sooner. 2019. he made us laugh with his quick

liberty says kaiser's practices wit and charm and his talents continue to put patients at risk would cross over into hosting which is why jane doe says she "who wants to be a millionaire" is speaking out for other which also became a hit. potential victims and for her his 60-year career landed him in the guinness world records with children. >> they have always seen me as a the most hours on u.s. television. strong woman. they told me, if you're such a tonight tributes are pouring in strong person, why couldn't you from fans, friends, and do anything to prevent it? >> reporter: castanon completed celebrities. kelly ripa writing he was the three years in prison and now ultimate class act. has to register as a sexual hoda kotb writing, heartbroken. offender for life. to view kaiser's full response to us head to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. we will miss you, regis. the president adding he was a i'm candice nguyen, nbc bay area fantastic person and my friend. gifford wrote there will never be another. news. a fixture on the small screen the investigative unit with a big personality. contacted mr. castanon for this regis philbin was 88 years old. report but we are told he had no comment. kathy park, nbc news. if you have a tip for our story, >> if i may add janelle wang got for our investigative unit, call the chance to co-host a show 888-996-tips or visit our website with him. she has some great pictures. nbcbayarea.com/investigations. now to memorial service cans now to some strict potential new guidelines for uc berkeley continuing yesterday and this weekend for the late civil rights leader and congressman students planning to live on john lewis. campus this coming fall. only a limited number of last night lewis was remembered

students will be allowed to live in on-campus dorms. in alabama. a public viewing followed the once the students arrive they service. would have to get tested for covid-19 within 24 hours. they then have to isolate in their dorms for seven to ten >> the ultimate measure is was it right? days. that's who john lewis was. those rules are part of proposed guidelines that are under he always did that which was discussion. wearing masks and social right from his heart. distancing will be required of all cal students. now to the south bay where >> today the farewell continues. it will be possible to get a gym workout in once again. still to come on "today in it's something a lot of people have missed during this the bay," gabe kapler earns his pandemic. this time it will happen in the first win as manager of the great outdoors. giants. how did he celebrate? snap fitness in santa clara anthony flores tells us next in opened its doors for outdoor sports. workouts. this after santa clara county was put on the state's watch list meaning gyms cannot reopen their doors, that includes ellipticals, bikes, free weights and more. safety and following health guidelines is included. >> well, i think the main thing in the beginning is that people know we're disinfecting everything.

we have a system for them. we have an outdoor station for washing your hands. we have disinfectant for the machines. >> anyone can go. you can make appointments or drop in for $15. >> just shy of 7:18. we're going to check in now with vianey arana for a look at our microclimate forecast. you asked for 'em, so tiny tacos are back for good. hey, vianey. hey there. today will be a good day to get grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. outside, maybe get some get 'em now with no contact delivery. exercise. it's going to be really nice when it comes to the weather. right now a beautiful view over walnut creek, 59 degrees. you can see the sun through the haze. we are seeing clouds around the coastline. san jose, 59 degrees there. winds about seven miles per hour. check out the fog in san francisco. 57 degrees. now it's going to be very similar today comparing it to yesterday. let's look at the hour by hour outlook of what i'm tracking and what we're looking out for. notice how around the coastline you can see the cloud cover. we're only going to see partial clearing for the coast. expect to see a cool, breezy

afternoon especially in san francisco, half moon bay as well. meanwhile, look at south lake tahoe. you can see the green and yellow on the radar. we're still tracking instability and monsoonal moisture that could spark up the chance of maybe even seeing thunderstorm activity. we saw some rain last night. we could see that again this evening. if you had plans to head up there, check the road conditions before you do. meanwhile, overnight we'll see some of the clouds come and making its way further inland. notice how it starts to creep into the oakland as napa, fairfield seeing some fog. as far as the temperatures go, ok at the 24-hour temperature change. we're pretty much identical to good morning, everyone. i'm anthony flores. yesterday. so let's take a look at your the giants finally break through down in los angeles for their microclimate highs in the south first win of the season. bay. northwesterly winds at 14 miles game three of a four-game an hour. a little breezy. this is our coolest portion of series. let's take a look at the highlights. top three, wilmer flores with a the day. yesterday when i took binx on a solo home run giving the giants walk it was nice and cool in the the lead, more runs than they

morning. very nice to start and then it scored in the first two games of the series. will get really warm by the in the fourth, solano ropes a afternoon. morgan hill, 90 degrees. double to center. that plates the pair. martinez, 89. the giants had a lead but they pittsburg 90. oakland 73 as well as hayward in would have to hang on. the dodgers mount a rally. the 70s and san mateo, 74. the giants win it 5-4. it's the first win for manager again, san francisco is going to keep a lot of that cloud cover gabe kapler with the giants. lingering a lot longer. right now winds are at about 18 skipper, how did everyone miles an hour. celebrate? the temperatures are only going >> we let the players do their to top out in the upper 60s. own thing, they have their own up through the north bay ukiah, though, 98 degrees. celebration and enjoy that however they want to. nearing that triple digit mark. the coaches circled up carefully we'll stay fairly hot. as we head in towards tuesday and physically distanced and had into wednesday we get a bit of a system that makes its way through. drinks and wine. that's going to bring us a little bit of a cooldown. >> the giants and dodgers will notice how minimal it is. wrap up their series this despite the cooldown there we're afternoon. the angels getting comfy with still expecting to see temperatures in the upper 80s the cardboard cutouts. all weeklong and then by next weekend we're going to start to a solo home run to justin upton climb back up into the upper 90s and the angels take a 1-0 lead. as well in through the interior valleys. then in the fifth david fletcher san francisco breezy today. we're going to wake up to the doubles off the wall in left morning fog again tomorrow. if you have an early commute center. two runs score.

the angels beat the a's. expect to see that. temperatures will be in the game three this afternoon at the coliseum. mid-60s through the week and, again, tuesday and wednesday we'll see a very minor cooldown. the san jose earthquakes are gearing up for the knockout round of the mls tournament. but overall very seasonable for this time of year, very the quake dominated their group. summerlike in the bay area. i hope you get out and enjoy it giving up three goals in three through the afternoon. gate par games. when they take the pitch monday it will have been more than a week since they've last played. will they be rested or rusty? >> a lot of fatigue for everyone. i think the couple extra days in between the last game and the one coming up are a benefit for us. i think we'll be rested. and we're just excited to play in the next stage. >> the quakes will hit the pitch in the knockout round monday at 5:30 p.m. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores.

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days from now americans will vote in the 2020 presidential election. it's a moment many political observers say will be the most consequential in decades. for more on this topic let's now turn to nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston. good morning to you, larry. >> good morning, kira. >> is the upcoming presidential election unusually consequent l consequential? it would seem that it typically would be but is it more so? and if so, why? >> you're right. every presidential election is consequential in one way or another. we have a series of issues that have made this one important. covid-19, an absolutely ravished economy and, of course, the last few months concern with social justice. all of these things coming together. they are burdensome for anybody holding office and burdensome on the american electorate. everyone has been affected by one, two, or all three of these things. it weighs heavily on all of us

as we go into this presidential election. >> and just about in the last week or two nearly all national polls have shown former vice president joe biden with a commanding lead over president trump. how unusual do you think this is given that incumbents often win re-election, win two terms un at george h.w. bush, but typically they get a second term. how important is this joe biden is looking to have a lead bush, the two examples in the last almost 100 years of incumbents who sought the second term and didn't get it. 85% of the time that's the case. this time joe biden has around a ten-point lead over the incumbent. so this is extraordinarily unusual. and the reason is because the president is not managing this

thing the way some people expected him to do. >> if the crisis was not the president's fault per se, why might voters or people taking these polls be blaming him and maybe blaming him at election time? >> yeah, it has to do with an old term many of us use, crisis management. you're right, the president is not responsible for covid-19 and it's not his fault that the economy came unhinged because of the need to shut down. and for that matter he didn't start all the social justice issues. the facts are once you are confronted with these things, how do you manage them, what do you do to make them better? clearly the president is not doing it. take a look at some of the data we have with respect to covid-19. it was back in march that the public said, okay, you're doing well. remember, the president first knew about this in january, did next to nothing about it.

over time 150,000 nearly americans have died. 4 million plus affected. or look at the social justice question, presidential mismanagement because you look and see what the president is doing and what the public thinks he ought to be doing. of margin of just about 2-1. once again we're talking about not the issues themselves, all issues at one point or another are a challenge. the fact is the president has not been on the side of public opinion in every one of these critical cases. >> so devil's advocate here, crystal ball question as i always seem to throw in your direction, does this mean joe biden is likely the winner? is it too soon to tell?

i realize it's only july. what does it look like? >> these 100 days are very important, very important to trump to get things right and very important to biden. biden has to get out there and campaign and that's tough in a pandemic. he has to make sure he gets the word out in a way that he hasn't so far. that's a big challenge. another challenge, biden not just against him. the intensity issue is much more favorable for president trump than for biden. people are very angry with the president. that's not enough of a reason. also, there's a question of what happens in the debates. there will be two, possibly three debates. biden is known for gaffes. he'd better not make any big ones. that's a problem. and finally, finally for the democrats especially there's this issue of overconfidence. anyone who feels good about this presidential election 100 days

out done realize how long 100 days can be when you're talking about this kind of event. overconfidence can be a real sore spot for the democrats. so, yes, they have their challenges but right now and, yes, it's that snapshot, kira, right now better to be biden than president trump. >> and not a repeat of the overconfidence as we saw in 2016 for the democrats. overconfidence and then a, quote/unquote/surpri quote/unquote, surprise. we'll see you again next week. and after the break vianey has her forecast. stay with us.

good sunday morning. it is 7:53. i hope you're off to a fantastic start, maybe sipping som coffee at home. it looks a little hazy, but we will get some sunshine eventually for the afternoon. san jose, 59 degrees. a mix of sun and clouds but certainly a lot foggier for the coastline. the marine layer is hanging on tight. we can see that through the majority of the day. only partial clearing for the coastline. temperatures will be comfortable and cool. at least for the coast. if you're heading out and about maybe for a hike or anything like that the air quality right

now is good from the north bay down to the south bay. no worries when it comes to air quality. if you do suffer from allergies, you may want to take your medication because tree and grass pollen will be moderate for today. now let's take a look at how our temperatures will play out through the afternoon, sort of a time line of what we can expect. again, any sort of outdoor activity if you live inland or plan on heading inland, get it out of the way early. look what happens at 12:30, right around your lunch hour. temperatures down in concord and antioch will already be in the 80s. at least around lunch time. i will fast forward to peak heat times between 12:00 and 3:00 and look at 3:30, 90 degrees for danville. antioch, 92. and in through livermore also in those 90s. san francisco, 60s for today.

if that's an area you prefer as far as avoiding the heat definitely head to the coastline. heading towards tomorrow we'll keep the temperatures in the 90s. no huge differences when it comes to the weather. a copy of yesterday. very seasonable. no major changes there. we will see slight cooling heading mainly into tuesday and wednesday. that's because after little bit of a system that makes its way through. very my nor, cooling temperatures in the mid-80s for inland areas. san francisco 60s. early morning fog expected again tomorrow. you might get limited visibility. your dog walking forecast, let's get into that. we will see the cool temperatures around the coast. if any of because they don't hav about beating the heat. we have 60s, 70s.

that's still comfortable. around 2:00 we'll jump into the 80s and even hotter. we do it every day. he gets a walk like three or four times a day. >> he's a spoiled boy but i think he knows he is very loved. vianey, thanks to you for that forecast and thank you for making us a part of your morning. we will have more local news for you tonight at 4:30, 6:00 and 11:00 and all day on nbcbayarea.com. vianey and i hope you have a great sunday.

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