right now at 4:30, breaking news overnight. a shooting outside a 7-eleven in east contra costa county leaves one person dead. next, what investigators are telling us about a second victim. plus, a race for a vaccine. the big announcement from one california university. and oaklanders beg for violence and vandalism to stop after a weekend protest. "today in the bay" starts right now. and a good monday morning to you. here we go, getting started with the workweek. i'm marcus washington. and i'm laura garcia. i hope everyone had a great

weekend. now time to rev up the engines. let's check in with kari hall and see what the weather will be like today. good morning. good morning. i think the temperatures have been revving up, too. parts in the bay area especially for the tri-valley and inland east bay as we start out this morning it will be another bay with some warm weather for the valleys but staying cool along the coast. as we lock at san jose a nice quiet start to the morning. temperatures in the low 70s. it will reach into our normal high temperature with some low 80s today. there will be some spots that reach into the low 90s. we'll talk more about that and what's ahead for the rest of the week coming up. mike, how is it looking for the early morning commute? it's looking better because we had a closure of a freeway. the green sensors as you would expect everywhere, the altamont pass is where we had an issue.

getting in out of livermore, east 580 was closed until just about 20 minutes ago. looks like everything cleared within the last 15. speeds are back. your commute direction just started slowing about 90 seconds ago. a little bit of slowing developing, laura. over to you. thank you very much. we do have some breaking news that we're covering from overnight for you, a deadly shooting outside of a 7-eleven in east contra costa county. police tell us a man and woman inside a car were shot on buchanan. the woman who was the passenger was found dead at the scene. the driver shot several times, taken to a local hospital with life threatening wounds. police have not released any information about a suspect or motive. this is antioch's sixth homicide of 2020 on pace for the number of 2019 when the city had 12. the world's biggest covid-19

vaccine study is beginning. the u.s. trial that includes 30,000 people to see if that shot really works. now californians will help in this research. this is from uc san diego. they will also take part in this. that trial is based on a vaccine prototype developed by moderna, a pharmaceutical company. ucsd is one of three participating trial sites in the region. experts planned to expect to enroll about 500 people. in the meantime in the bay area covid-19 cases are surging. alameda county now with more than 10,000 cases. the most of all counties. in all the bay area with more than 46,000 cases. santa cruz is officially on the state's watch list. that means that likely a lot of things will start to close if they don't remain on that list, or if they remain on the list. eight of the counties are still on the governor's watch list here in the bay area. the only one that remains off is

san mateo. you see it right here in the yellow. any county on the watch list for three or more days must close several types of businesses. indoor gyms and churches. also indoor malls and hair salons. >> cleanup will continue from oakland's courthouse where protesters on saturday night smashed windows, spray painted and set fire to one of the entrances. protesters targeted the federal courthouse. the night ended in chaos after starting as a rally in portland. some believe the activists went too far. >> on peaceful people and the city of oakland, like i said, trump can play this all the way up until november 3rd. >> mayor libby schaaf said we celebrate passionate protests,

but oaklanders need to know when they attend protests after dark, they may be providing cover for agitators who are more intent on stoking unrest than advancing racial justice. protesters clashed with federal officers and someone was shot. that shooting happened near the epicenter of the protests. authorities detained two people. a victim survived. it's not clear if that victim it tied to the protest. in austin, texas, a driver who shot and killed an armed black lives matter protester saturday night is cooperating with investigators. they say the man who died was carrying a rifle, and the driver called police shortly after firing and then taking off telling police someone had pointed a gun at him. gilroy strong -- the phrase showing the resilience of a community struck by tragedy at last year's gilroy garlic festival. it started at the park which was

packed with people enjoying the last day of the garlic festival. nearly a year later the community held a moment of silence to remember the three people killed. the group leadership gilroy put on a small festival to show the community that in the wake of this tragedy they are gilroy strong. >> for the community and the victi victims' families. >> this year instead of having a variety of garlic treats, the event had an aztec group perform a memorial dance and raise money for nonprofits who usually help out at the festival. no festival this year, but things are still full steam ahead for 2021. we spoke with the president of the gilroy festival association, tom kleine. many in the community really hope that this year's festival would be a big part of the healing process.

but kleine reaffirming this is just a small hiccup in the process. >> i think that process is looking forward to 2021. using our resources to get to that part and being able to support our 150 charities and have that celebration of garlic again. that's what everyone is really looking forward to. the healing process is part of that. >> cline also added that the community, businesses, and all the charities that participate and benefit from the festival are ready for its return. of course we will have extensive coverage from gilroy over the next few days as the community marks one year since that festival shooting. at 5:00 the mother of kayleigh salazar, the teen shot and killed, speaks to our damian trujillo about the plans to honor her and the difficult year they faced. at 6:00 raj mathai with the

emotional sitdown interview with gilroy's mayor and the very site of last year's violence. they will begin demolishing the pier 45 storage shed that went up in flames in may. it destroyed thousands of crab traps. the cause never announced. port leaders tell "the examiner" this week's demolition work will help investigators access the site. they say it will eventually be rebuilt. hurricane douglas passing through the hawaiian islands as a category 1 storm. make no mistake, it's still packing high winds, heavy rain and storm surges. meantime, in texas, corpus christi and surrounding areas, they're cleaning up today after hanna moved through the category 1 hurricane this weekend. widespread flooding and thousands without power. they are still dealing with the pandemic as well. that storm came through providing a big punch. yeah, and not at a good

time. as we continue to track the tropics, the good news about what happened with hurricane douglas it passed north of the island. now as it moves north of the island of kawhi we are still looking at heavy rain as the eye of the storm remains to the north of the island. it didn't get a direct hit. as we look at what's happening in southern texas, still some bands of rain spreading in. they're looking at heavy rain down to the brownsville area as we go into today. we'll be watching that for the potential of more flooding as hanna continues to weaken. we'll get a look at our forecast coming up in a few minutes. all right, thanks, kari. all new video this morning showing a hit-and-run driver slamming into a parked car in the south bay. we'll show you the damage done overnight and the search for the suspect under way. what you can expect to pay at the pump as you head out the door this morning.

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right now at 4:42 let's head over to concord for a look at our temperature trend. as we start out the morning a few clouds rolling by. we'll get a lot of sunshine today and it will be a warm one but at least for the morning it's staying nice and cool. we'll head over to foster city for a look at our temperature trend coming up in a few minutes. and south of there with the look at the dumbarton bridge from our camera in palo alto.

a rare treat. we can clearly see that -- actually, we have a clear view of that. that's highway 84 across the bay. we'll show you how things are going on around the bay coming up. good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street set to open up moderately higher. the markets are coming off a negative week. shares of major tech companies struggled. tensions between the u.s. and china continue to rise. the dow and the s&p 500 snapping a three-week winning streak. the nasdaq posted its first back-to-back weekly losses since may. in focus this week investors are bracing for a rush of earnings as more than a third of the s&p 500 and a dozen members of the dow report their results. a lot of big names including mcdaelm mcdonaldi's, pfizer. the smallest increase since late april. analysts say crude oil prices are stable, and there is an

abundance of supply to meet demands. gas prices right now are 56 cents below where they were a year ago. good news if you plan on driving to tahoe. gas averaging $3.30 a gallon. and the dish network and customers have lost access to several local channels across the country. those owned by scripps in 42 markets including new york, denver and colorado, went dark after they failed to reach an agreement on rates. dish claims they i gnored an offer while talks continue. kari hall, that's it. back over to you. thanks, frank. all right. let's check out foster city and our morning temperature trend. it will be a really nice day. you want to make sure you're out there early before temperatures warm up. here it's going to be comfortable throughout the afternoon. we'll talk more about the rest of the week's forecast and all of our microclimates coming up. a crash reported in the east bay. fremont on the nimitz. we'll point out where it is and if there's any slowing.

more details in a few seconds.

and a good morning to you on this monday taking a live look out in walnut creek.not the sta. but nevertheless we have a twinkle coming to you right now. 4:47 for you that morning. the twinkle in our eyes, meteorologist kari hall with that forecast. always something to smile about as we wake up, you're right, laura, making up this morning.

how is it looking out there, kari? looks pretty good now. we'll start out with our typical summer morning start as we see some clouds rolling by. the mist and drizzle keeps the city cool. it's hard to see what's going on out there. as we head to the south bay we'll see our high temperatures warming up just a little bit more with a high of 83 degrees, downtown san jose, with morgan hill up to 88 degrees. for the east bay some 90s today. another hot one. then you compare that to observing. as we look at the coastline it's in the 60s today, right on the other side of those hills in palo alto we're going to see those highs up to 81 degrees. san francisco will reach into the mid-60s today. a high temperature of 96 in clear lake, but along the coast

in the 60s in point reyes. this forecast will stay foggy along the immediate coastline. clear for our inland areas. that means more sunshine, warmer weather. we are going to see enough of an ocean breeze to help us out just a little bit for some of our areas by the bay. going into the forecast we'll see some storms fire up over the sierra but that won't have much of an impact on our weather. our weather pattern doesn't change. some slightly warmer temperatures as some desert southwest heat builds and starts to spread into southern california and eventually into the bay area. a high of 90 degrees today for a lot of our inland areas. but then some upper 80s throughout the middle of the week. coming down a couple degrees. look at what happens this weekend. plan for it to be a hot one for our inland valleys. i'll keep an eye on that. mike, any issues?

the altamont has changed and the other east bay issue is over in fremont. let's take a look, green everywhere that you look. watching south 880 at stevenson, a crash there. the update i got everything was off the shoulder. no major injuries and no slowing. altamont, that cleared. a full closure that cleared before our show started at 4:30. no problem. the westbound commute typical there coming in to livermore. and we're looking to the bay bridge. contra costa county an easy flow on the approach and into the maze and the toll plaza. you can see the light all the way across the span. back to you. video showing a south bay hit-and-run driver plowing into

parked cars. at least four cars were damaged. the driver ran off leaving their car behind. it's unclear if drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. an open case of beer can be seen in the video. no one was hurt. new video, a close call for people who live in southern california. firefighters battled a brush fire that grew to 60 acres yesterday afternoon. it burned near a bridgewater neighborhood in huntington beach. flames got within 100 yards of those homes. the cause of the fire not known yet. back to work. state lawmakers return to work today in sacramento after an extended summer break because of the covid-19 pandemic. the legislature closed earlier this month after six lawmakers and staff tested positive. lawmakers now have a lot to get through before the legislative session ends last month that includes eviction protection and workers compensation for people.

battling more than just emergency calls. the newport fire chief that's down in orange county says that ten firefighters and 11 lifeguards have recently tested positive for covid-19. all of those infections happened through community spread and not twh while on duty. orange county has more than 33,000 cases and hospitalizations and the number is rising. the county now on the state's watch list. today marks the deadline for the release of all children from immigrant detention centers. the judge first ordered the release in june citing concerns the pandemic is leaving children at risk. ten days ago she extended the deadline amidst fears i.c.e. would separate children from their families. the white house opposes the idea of parents being released. in san francisco activists are planning to hold a rally demanding i.c.e. follow through on the order. new details this morning for you. a new study finds california will lose two congressional

seats rather than one if undocumented immigrants are kept from being counted in the 2020 cens census. the pugh research center conducted the study and finds that florida would gain one instead of two seats. texas would gain two instead of three. alabama, minnesota and ohio would hold on to the seats they face losing otherwise. i don't know if you've noticed, but baseball is back. next on "today in the bay" what is expected as the giants prepare for their first game at home. and it's a win or go home for the san jose earthquake. happening now for you health workers in india are ramping up testing amid the surge of coronavirus cases. india's prime minister launching three new facilities including one in mumbai. each is capable of analyzing as many as 10,000 tests per day. over the weekend those cases bought india's tally to beyond 1.4 million infections. india has the world's third

highest caseload at the united states and brazil.

4:56 and it is time to play ball again at last at oracle park in san francisco. the giants will play their home opener tomorrow. normally it would be packed with fans with 40,000 of them, to be exact. the game starts just before 7:00 p.m. the giants will face against the san diego padres. you can expect full coverage on nbc sports bay area. the san jose earthquakes

play real salt lake to start the knockout round. this is round of 16. the quakes won two games and tied one during the group stage. >> the quake shaking things up there bringing out a win. >> in a good way. >> yes. absolutely. 4:57 this morning. stimulus checks, rounext here o we're going to talk about the breakdown lawmakers have with the relief plan, and what governor newsom is preparing to do if the bill fails. this morning we'll continue to follow breaking news. a woman shot and killed in a 7-eleven parking lot in contra costa county overnight. we'll have a live report from the scene with word on another victim.

right now at 5:00, breaking news. a woman shot and killed and a man injured outside a 7-eleven in east contra costa county. we'll have a live report next on what investigators are telling us happened. plus, happening today republicans unveiled plans for another round of stimulus with more cash for americans. unemployed americans will get less. what's in and what's out coming up next. and honoring a hero. late congressman john lewis will lie in state at the u.s. capitol, but it will be unlike anything we've seen before. a live report straight ahead. "today in the bay" continues right now. a ver tyou.

thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. kari, how is it feeling out there? it's going to feel nice and we'll have a slightly warmer day for some of our inland areas. you want to enjoy the early hours as we check out pleasant hill. our morning start will be at about 60 degrees, a few clouds, skies quickly clearing and some upper 70s by early in the afternoon. mike, how is it looking for the commute right now? overall it's looking good. overall green around the bay. a crash here in the dublin area off 580. so that's the local drive, not the freeway. another issue in antioch just off the antioch bridge, westbound highway 4 off 160. there is a crash there with no slowing. laura, we're staying in the area because you have breaking news. it is breaking right now,