face fines. up to 82 degrees in cooper tino. feeling a little bit nicer next, how that's playing out on the streets. there. we are seeing some low 90s as we "today in the bay" continues right now. head over to the east bay. so expect concord to reach 90 a very good morning to you degrees. and thank you for joining us. some low 70s in oakland today. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. and that fog stays near the mike is keeping an eye on the coastline. it keeps it in the 60s there. you head to redwood city and traffic. first kari hall with a look at we're in the upper 70s for san the forecast as we expect another nice day out there for francisco. mostly upper 50s and low 60s and us, kari. our north bay high temperatures let's head over to concord. will also be very cool near the we'll see our temperatures in coast but hot as you go further to the north with ukiah reaching the upper 50s and a few more into the upper 90s again today. clouds moving in. clearing out today at lunch time we're at 77 degrees. as we look at what's happening out there in the tropics, we're it's going to be a hot afternoon following tropical depression number nine. and if it continues to develop reaching into the low 90s and into a tropical storm it will be some low 80s for the south bay. a look at our microclimates coming up. mike, what's going on for the named and may impact parts of commute? kari, warmer weather as we've been having with the caribbean and also florida as we go into the weekend. summertime, motorcycles on the roadways. everything is clear except for eastbound 580. as we look at our forecast at

me80and low 90s. zooming in here to castro valley, right around eden canyon road. we have a crash in the middle of the roadway. a motorcycle reportedly hit a our wide-ranging temperatures and staying cool near the coast. wooden pallet. mike, you were keeping an eye on also slowing in your typical the tri-valley. commute spot. back to you. anything else popping up? >> thanks, mike. we have three spots. new for you this morning, new let's quickly get to the bay bridge toll plaza where we take concerns for the oakland police a live look. department which may see its budget take a big hit within the next couple of years. a disabled vehicle reported but "today in the bay's" bob redell live for us this morning. no bridge crew to check it out. bob, this comes after a city let's move on to where we council vote just last night. circled it on the map. monitoring again. not a problem for the cash lanes >> reporter: correct. a unanimous vote last night, marcus. the oakland city council decided getting out of oakland and into san francisco. to create this public safety in san francisco north 101 right task force that will issue around the alemany project area recommendations on how to reduce we have a disabled vehicle. opd's police budget by 50% in but there's no closures tonight. that crew will start at 8:00 time for the 2021/2023 city p.m. and be there the rest of the week north and southbound. alternating but partial closures. budget. defunding police departments after george floyd was killed by a police officer this past may. that motorcycle crash, again, according to "the east bay the rider on the shoulder, i

times" this reimagining public believe minor injuries. safety task force aims to at most no major problems and overall public safety by finding west out of the altamont is the alternatives to 911 calls and only thing that really stands out on this map. reallocating money to back to you. underfunded programs such as thank you, mike. housing, health services, jobs it's 5:21 right now. and homelessness. never forgotten. next on "today in the bay" the all-new tribute for george floyd opd's budget is 40% less and bringing new light to compare that to other similar communities across the country. first nbc bay area responds. sized cities. you'll recall last week the city council voted down a proposal to >> reporter: door-to-door salespeople are a convincing cut almost $3 million from the bunch, but you don't have to keep whatever it is they convince you to buy. police department and reallocate whenever you spend more than $25 another $3n. on your doorstep, the federal the council voted in june to trade commission says you get slash almostto present its fina three days to request a full refund. you don't have to give a reason. you just have to cancel within recommendations to the city the first three days. council in march with a vote on then you're supposed to get your money back within ten days. those recommendations in june. if you have a consumer complain, let us know. bob, thank you. 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. supervisors are looking into claims police ignored city rules our team always on social monitoring the george floyd media. so i want you to go to my protest in real time this is

facebook page and check this through a web of surveillance out. it has to do with old math or cameras. "the chronicle" reports they what they call common core math. engaged in late may when the before the pandemic, that's the protest were most intense. common core thing people were working with, the kids. advocates say police must have approval from supervisors or then you go down here, after, home schooled by essential have time which in this case they did not. employee. the police department did not you go back to the ole school way. comment to "the chronicle." if you don't understand it, how do you teach it? the u.s. is hitting a grim parents, after looking at that, i understand your pain. check that out on my facebook milestone in the pandemic. page. more than 150,000 americans have 5:22. businesses are starting to bounce back. lost their lives to covid-19 and the country is inching closer to 5 million cases. the clock is ticking in washington to review unemployment benefits. tracie potts following it all for us. good morning, tracie. a lot of meetings, not a lot of resolution with just a few days to go until the payments disappear. >> reporter: with three days to

go -- >> it's politics as usual. >> reporter: democrats and republicans are making little progress on unemployment benefits that run out friday. >> when we have negotiations, mcconnell won't even show up. >> reporter: republicans want to cut the bonus to $200. >> they're not even saying let's get it done. they're just saying $200. >> reporter: republicans claim many are earning more than when but what if you could do better than that? they were working. >> we shouldn't pay her more like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. than she makes to sit at home. to new customers. >> reporter: president trump is again pushing the anti-malaria what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. drug hydroxychloroquine to at comcast business, prevent coronavirus. we want to help you not just bounce back. >> i happen to believe in it. i would take it. but bounce forward. as you know, i took it for a 14-day period. and now, we're committed to helping you do just that i'm here. with a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution at a great price. call or go online today. i happen to think it works in the early stages. >> reporter: scientists say

there is no evidence it stops the virus. tracie potts, nbc news. the trump administration now plans to wind down legal protections for hundreds of thousands of immigrants brought into the country as children. the white house announced plans amazing school district. the hoa has been very involved. to stop accepting new daca applications. it comes after the supreme court these shrubs aren't board approved. blocked efforts to end the program. you need to break down your cardboard. the administration says it is thank you. violation. violation. conducting a legal review. daca recipients are now speaking i see you've met cynthia. out. >> losing our daca protection at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. means being very vulnerable to a and it does help us save a bunch of money. deportation. two inches over regulation. >> despite the supreme court decision it still views the program as illegal and leaders thanks, cynthia. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com are now pursuing other ways to end it. a civil rights icon and congressman john lewis will lie in state at the georgia state capitol today. this is in the heart of atlanta district he represented for more than 30 years. before that happens, mourners will hold a ceremony in the capitol rotunda.

public viewings will be allowed through the evening when another service will be held at 7:00 p.m. the wounds still very raw one year since the tragic mass welcome back. 5:25. shooting at the gilroy garlic developing for you, protesters festival. if portland continue to fight three people were killed, 17 back against federal forces. others hurt. last night the community came together to honor the lives attorney general barr is defending the deployment of lost, ones who have survived and those officers. the others who prevented further killing. out of new york this is drawing santa clara county d.a.'s office a lot of criticism showing has worked with victim's police officers arresting a families. they held a memorial event in female protester by forcing her gilroy. some of the victims' family into an unmarked minivan. members were there. that was made by its warrant >> today we woke up and the same squad which operates in plain clothes. officers say the woman was feeling we've been having since arrested for past criminal activity. day one, anxiety, pain and i more than two months after think we want to thank everybody the death of george floyd the for coming here. emotional tributes continue. in richmond, virginia, last >> i can't imagine their pain. because of social distancing rules the event was private. night a hologram of floyd lit they streamed it online and honored the three gilroy police officers who ran right into up. danger to take down the gunman they say it will travel along

the same route as the freedom and save lives. riders who travelled in 1961. >> i will never forget that day. happening today a memorial new york governor andrew cuomo for a never identified person was expanding his quarantine travel advisory list of 34 whose death touched a lot across the bay area. states and puerto rico. a worker found a newborn dead on anyone flying into new york must fill out a survey detailing a conveyor belt in san jose. where they're coming from and where they plan to go. police still have not found its all right, now to something parents or figured out how that good at 5:26. infant ended up there. that's also fit for royalty. this is at the los gatos memorial park. queen elizabeth is just like us in the pandemic. turning back to our pandemic coverage across the bay area more than 900 new cases reported >> she was presented with a new yesterday. in total the bay area has more portrait of herself. than 48,000 confirmed cases and >> i'm glad to have had a chance to see it. 771 deaths. i hope i'll see it in real life one day. so it is official, you will have to pay up if you are caught without a face coverings in >> our words all the time. contra costa county. the queen met with foreign and

commonwealth officers during fines start at $100 and they go that call. up each subsequent violation. >> that's a great portrait. the third time you could be she looks amazing, too. looking at $500 fine. county supervisors are doing whatever they can to stop the spread. >> long live the queen. >> continue to have increasing cases, increasing >> businesses that are open hospitalizations and a lot of it hammered after an employee is people just not complying with the health order right now. exhibits coronavirus symptoms. next on "today in the bay," the problem they are facing when it >> contra costa county has seen comes to testing. more than 7,300 infections since and caltrain struggling to the pandemic began. marin and napa counties have put similar fines in place. lead the station. sonoma county almost there. still facing after a new ballot keep your kids at home, the new request from one north bay measure passes its latest hurdle. trust trustee. "the press democrat" says there are hybrid plans, two days on, three days off. this is whenever sonoma county health leaders say kids can return to school. one trustee says if you can keep

your kids home when classes reopen, you need to do so. any county on the state's watch list cannot conduct in-person classes. calling all ghosts and goblins. the mystery house has a new outdoor evening tour called walk with spirits where guests explore the estate's supernatural superstitions and learn about the haunted spirits roaming the grounds. tours will be held at 8:00 p.m. all guests are required to wear masks. sounds too spooky for me, kari. i focus on walking my dogs during the day and always pay attention to your forecast. we have some beautiful weather, too. a great dog walking forecast. you may spend the whole afternoon watching baseball. we have auer aour a's playing a the players out there. maybe watching from the patio.

as we look at san francisco our temperatures this evening will drop back to the upper 60s in time for first pitch there and continue to cool off this evening. we'll get a look at our microclimates in the forecast coming up. mike, any issues for drivers heading out? there was a traffic break in the tri-valley. let's show you the approach to the bay bridge. contra costa county just fine. alameda county, that's where we're talking about, eastbound 580, there was just a traffic break but the sensors have just turned green heading east away from 238 toward eden canyon road. the motorcycle rider reportedly on the right shoulder, so that should mean good news, maybe ma sounds like. the commute is great. green through dublin with a live camera showing you the wide shot, a smooth flow of all those headlights westbound. back to you. thank you, mike. 5:10 right now. all new controversy. still ahead at 5:25, the video

showing a woman being arrested and put into an unmarked van in new york. and the comparison being made to what's happening right now in portland. something laura always tells me, pass the mic. right now at 5:30 happening the guest list is set. today hundreds of bay area we now know who is helping workers are facing layoffs from former first lady michelle obama major stadiums to biotech. launch her new podcast today. a live report next on the jobs expected to be cut today. you don't want to miss that. 5:11. you're watching "today in the bay." plus, saliva covid testing coming to the east bay. a live report next and the testing concerns gripping california. and the all new shocking report alleging police officers are bending their badges for every person they killed. next who is making those allegations. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good wednesday morning to you. thanks for starting it right here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll get to that morning commute with mike in just a moment. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. she has a look at our forecast on this wednesday morning. halfway through the workweek.

yes, we are, and we'll have another beautiful day. we're basically stuck in this weather pattern where we're seeing some clouds and fog near the coast and clear and warm weather inland as we look outside in walnut creek. we go from the upper 50s to the upper 70s, and we don't stop there. we'll reach near 90 degrees today with our south bay highs in the low 80s and up to 97 in ukiah today. mike, you've been watching the roads, a couple issues already popping up. yes, kari. we have a transition from a problem at the bay bridge toll plaza where the stall has cleared now. the map shows mostly clear but the problem eastbound 580 right here, eden canyon road, the crash involving wooden pallets leaves wood and nails in the roadway. only two lanes open, the left two, getting to the tri-valley where there's a new crash. laura, more details. i'll bring that to you coming up. all right, certainly will check back with you. we've been talking about sports

slowly making their way back into our lives amid the pandemic, but it's being done, of course, without in-person fans. new this morning "today in the bay's" cie san francisco to explain how some of our localsses. they're not getting all the income from the fans. so they're facing a lot of job cuts. cierra? >> reporter: exactly. arenas like this one are not seeing any people -- there's no concerts and no games which means no fans which in turn means no revenues. many arenas including this one and oracle park have both decided to cut some of their concession workers. take a look at your screen. we will break down the numbers. this news comes from the food management coming for both facilities. "the examiner" is reporting 2,100 food service workers will be cut. that includes 667 hourly union right now at 5:13 as we workers from the chase center check out foster city and our and 737 hourly workers from temperature trend for this morning we'll start out with oracle park.

some clouds but it clears out, the paper also says that 650 and we'll enjoy a beautiful day. make plans to get outside. workers who work both venues are we'll take a look at what's also being cut. what about those working for the ahead for the rest of the week a's? and talk about what's happening in the tropics coming up. back in april that organization established a $1 million relief and still tracking a couple fund for their concession incidents for the east bay, the workers that included some of one in castro valley. the folks that worked for the two lanes open, two lanes closed third party vendors. at eden canyon road. no word on how much of that the bay bridge toll plaza relief fund is available. reports a disabled vehicle in back out here we're going to do your hov lanes. you just saw that car moving a little shift as a san mateo smoothly through the toll plaza. we'll follow up on both coming up. company have notified the state good morning. that they, too, are laying off a very happy wednesday to you as well. today is a big day for tech in 470 permanent positions from washington. that company are being wiped the heads of google and facebook away. so this pandemic really hitting and amazon and apple will all folks hard with companies and appear before a house businesses laying off thousands. subcommittee. as it turns out it will be by we're live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the videoconference, so it may lack bay." some of the face-to-face drama >> really tough for a lot of people out there. we often see in congressional thank you. 5:34 for you this morning. hearings, and very much saw a new and easy testing method yesterday as attorney general bill barr faced angry democrats. now coming to the bay area.

but there is a lot on the line more testing sites at a time for ceos. when state lawmakers are this will be the first time fighting the plan that could amazon's jeff bezos has appeared derail california's testing before congress ever. efforts. "today in the bay's" kris he'll be asked tough questions sanchez joins us from san jose. about amazon's ability to influence and dominate markets. kris, let's chat about this. the same for apple, why does where can people go and get apple only allow apps through swabbed? >> reporter: let's start with that. i'm here at oak grove high the app store may be a question. the idea that google, amazon and school in san jose, one of the new pop-up testing sites where facebook are too big, apple as people can get a free test and well, is really the main focus for today. with less of a wait. antitrust. the testing will happen from does google, for instance, push 1:00 to 6:00 today through yelp down in the results to friday and saturday from 9:00 to favor its own results? that's another question they'll 2:00. tuesday through friday you can ask. get tested in gilroy at the now, my question, will congress south county annex and at the come prepared? the last time zuckerberg santa clara county office of education in san jose. appeared, a lot of the lawmakers this could be the first test of didn't seem to understand how facebook worked. and tim cook's appearance in the wrist band system intended to cut wait times. 2013 was notable for the rather show up early to get a slot for embarrassing way lawmakers later in the day. fawned over the apple ceo, one there is something new in berkeley, too. you mentioned that saliva test. asking cook for advice about his granddaughter's iphone at a starting today the city will use hearing that was supposed to be the same kind of mouth swab test

about how much apple paid, or used by los angeles county and didn't pay, in american taxes. this is to encourage testing by will today's hearing go that way people who maybe couldn't or will it be more like this stomach that nasal swab. classic, the 1994 big tobacco personally i found the discomfort worth that peace of hearings? memorable because tobacco ceo mind. you have to decide yourself. you have to make an appointment testified they didn't believe online for the saliva self-test. nicotine was addictive, but they were mercilessly questioned by don't just show up. lawmakers. now even if today goes easy, big democrats and republicans are battling over a trillion dollar tech is not out of the woods. coronavirus relief bill and the ftc has been looking around funding for testing is on the facebook. line. house speaker nancy pelosi says we know a team of states democrats are asking for $75 attorneys general have been looking at google as well. billion for testing nationwide now you may ask yourself, how while republicans are proposing can a subcommittee where there are so many members who get a time to ask a question ask a fifth of that. leaders have said that testing questions of four ceos without this going all day and into the and contact tracing is critical to any state's reopening plans. night? marcus and laura, the answer is now if you are interested in this is going to go all day and getting a test in san jose at may very well go into the night. one of these new pop-up sites or interested in that saliva test >> i would imagine. in berkeley you can find links >> a long day. to both of those. >> it should be interesting. for more information in my twitter feed and on facebook. >> thanks, scott. >> thank you very much. we're in sync today. kris sanchez, "today in the

it's 5:16 right now. bay." this is not your average >> you were just talking about capitol hill. a live look. this is what's happening today. transatlantic flight, marcus. four big tech ceos will be in instead, it's the first animated the hot seat. amazon's jeff bezos, facebook's look inside the virgin galactic mark zuckerberg, apple's tim spaceship that will take passengers to outer space. cook, all getting a grilling they teamed up with london from congress on design agency to design the today's virtual hearing comes interior of the vehicle. there are 12 cabin windows for after a year long investigation looking into uncompetitive passengers to take a peek and practices in the digital view the earth. marketplace. >> looks very chic. amazon, for example, controls nearly 40% of online sales right all right, we're trending here in the u.s. for you this morning. today former first lady michelle one expert explains the obama set to debut her new disadvantage for other podcast. companies. >> when you go to amazon, you >> that's right. ask for a product, and amazon it's going to be on spotify. we're getting a sneak peek. decides what to show you. check it out. >> facebook and instagram >> and this summer i decided to controlling the world's largest social network while google press record. i talk with the people i love. processes 90% of global web >> oh, my sister has a show. searches raising concerns about >> about the relationships that comfort us. control of ad revenue. today's house judiciary hearing starts at 9:00 our time. >> her first guest will be her husband, former president barack obama. the podcast will be free for now to the follow-up of

spotify users. looking forward to that one. >> absolutely. former theranos ceo elizabeth listen up, this next storyf. holmes. holmes and her business partner are accused of fraud promoting their blood machine as something also trending for you this that could detect hundreds of morning, look, the long-awaited diseases. the judge set a deadline for prosecutors to respond to the kfc and crocs shoe collaboration changes to the jury selection is a big hit quickly selling out process violated holmes' rights. back in april the jury selection within a half hour after they launched it. process was suspended due to the the fast food chain tweeted out, quote, the good news is you can pandemic. then in june it started again still buy a bucket of real and her lawyers say no one was notified. chicken. okay, i'm not a fan of necessarily the chicken-themed the vallejo police crocs but i like a nice old department is being sued by a former captain who claims he was fired after reporting pair. >> are you sure? misconduct. marcus, i heard those shoes are "the chronicle" reports the captain raised concerns to city finger licking good. leaders including the mayor, >> i don't want them. look, you already talk about me when it comes to my crocs. city manager, saying officers were raising a tip from the star if i wore those chicken-themed on their badges whenever they shot and killed a suspect. crocs you would say get out. the captain's attorney says the department terminated him last >> we would give you a bad time. august after 19 years on the force. the captain now works for

anenforcement agency. the city did not respond but >> keeping it real. the crocs have the air in them. says there are no complaints they're like sandals. tied to allegations of badge kari, today people will probably bending calling it an be wearing sandals. if you have crocs you can pull them out today. unsubstantiated rumor. >> they are not like sandals. turning back to our pandemic >> throw them away. coverage for you the latest >> don't even do that. numbers are in from overnight. california quickly approaching half a million covid-19 cases. there are now nearly 9,000 sandals for the inland area. deaths. now it's a costly waiting game for the coastal areas it will be very cool and foggy again this as covid-19 spreads. some bay area restaurants are afternoon as we get a live look temporarily shutting down whenever an employee tests outside in dublin where the positive because the state sun's arrival will be seen health leaders are issuing new guidelines for who should get tested. because wove a mostly clear sky right now as we check out our south upper 80s. those with symptoms, first responders, essential workers and those exposed. the restaurant owners we spoke with say they wan more testing but with the tests in short supply they're waiting longer than expected for results. >> from a business perspective

it's important to have the rapid testing so we can get back to work. >> health leaders say the new rules are on testing who needs to be tested as opposed to who wants one. caltrain's future still murky even after a new measure passed by san francisco supervisors. yesterday they approved a hotly debated sales tax plan for the november ballot. it would assist transit for all three counties covered including san mateo and santa clara. leaders are call it a nonstarter and illegal. caltrain is burning through what's left with about 5% of the ridership that it has before the pandemic took hold. happening today the oakland zoo will fully open to the public but not like it used to be. daily attendance will be limited and visitors will have to buy tickets online and, of course, wear masks on zoo grounds. the zoo has been closed for nearly four months.

zoo leaders were concerned it could have closed permanently because they were just running out of cash. it can get pretty warm in the east bay. let's check the forecast and temperatures there with kari. it's going to be nice and comfortable in oakland if you're heading to the zoo. as we take a live look outside in san jose, we're starting out with clouds this morning that will linger for a couple hours and then clear out. our tren going from the upper 50s this morning to the low 80s by early in the afternoon. it will be just slightly above our normal high temperature of 82. and we're up to 90 in concord today. 79, very comfortable, in napa today with san francisco staying in the 60s. we'll get a look ahead to the rest of the week and the weekend coming up. mike gets you out the door with a look at the commute. we have a couple of unexpected places we're finding slowing. the first one in san francisco, we're talking about getting into the city, north 101 right around paul avenue. approaching bay shore boulevard, a crash currently is blocking

three of your four lanes. this has been developing over the last half hour. now we see the slowing. north 101 has that crash. east 580 has the crash blocking two lanes, slowing through castro valley heading to the dublin interchange. at the dublin interchange a crash involving a couple ve the transition, west 580 to south 680. so far not impacting that part of the commute. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. 5:42. defying health orders and paying for it. the state funding now being taken away from two california cities ignoring state orders. and trending for you, the words written down by presumptive democratic presidential nominee joe biden about senator kamala harris that has the whole political world buzzing this morning. republicans need to convince democrats their bill is worth passing.

those republicans haven't convinced all the republicans. we'll take a look coming up. and load up the bases. baseball now in full swing. highlights from last night's giants' home opener and the unique way l.a. sports fans can enjoy their beloved dodger dolgs dogs from home.

right now at 5:45 as you head out the door in pleasant hill it will be a partly to mostly cloudy start but then a

lot of sunshine for today and really nice temperatures at least to start but it will warm up. a look at our microclimates and talk about our baseball forecast coming up. thanks, kari. firefighters still not confirming the cause of yesterday's massive fire in san francisco that was near central freeway south of market. it destroyed six buildings in the area, folsom and 13th streets, sending huge plumes of smoke across the bay. one firefighter had minor injuries. investigators believe that fire may have started with a mattress fire at a nearby homeless encampment put out in the hours before the big fire started. california's attorney general is filing a lawsuit against the trump administration about the 2020 census. new guidance from the white house excludes undocumented immigrants from being counted when it comes to determining states' congressional seats. in a few hours santa clara county leaders plan to protest both in person at the santa

clara government center and virtually. the political world in a tizzy this morning over what joe biden jotted down on a note pad about kamala harris. let's take a closer look at it. across the top you see kamala harris and it looks like points ji, talented, great help to campaign, great respect for her. okay. so you probably wonder what did he say about that vp pick. >> what i said was that i will -- i'm going to have a choice in the first week in august. i promise i will let you know when i do. >> the first week of august, next week. campaign watchers are now saying that harris, the golden state's own, could be on the top of biden's short vp list which includes all women including several women of color.

5:47. president trump says he's unenthusiastic about his own party's plan for another stimulus. >> mitch mcconnell can't find many republicans to support that. yeah, there aren't many people in his own party who really think this is a great idea. some of them think it's too expensive. democrats, of course, say it's not expensive enough. and the president speaking at his daily coronavirus briefing says it will not pass as written. there are a lot of issues that republicans are fighting over internally and some things mcconnell will never compromise on like a liability shield for businesses. the really big fight, though, is over the $600, the extra money the federal government is paying on top of state benefits in unemployment. mcconnell says it's unfair to tax workers to pay those who are

not working. >> we should not be taxing somebody who has been stocking shell was for month and paying her neighbor more than she makes to sit at home. >> democrats are insisting on full $600. republicans want less. the republicans have a $200 plan, a cap of $500. either way they're running out of time. the current plan runs until the end of july, as marcus points out. august starts saturday. then the number goes to zero. back to the coronavirus meeting. the president was asked why he re-tweeted a dubious video of people saying they were doctors who said hydroxychloroquine works even though the fda says it doesn't. one of the doctors has posted claims medicines are made with alien dna. the president was asked why do you trust people on the internet you've never met food and drug administration. >> i thought she was very

impressive in the sense from where she came -- i don't know which country she comes interest -- but she says she's had tremendous success with hundreds of different patients. and i thought her voice was an important voice. but i know nothing about her. >> the president will be in texas today, his 16th visit to the state. a new poll shows joe biden up by two points in texas. we'll be covering that on twitter. you can find me on twitter. i'm @scottmcgrew. >> thanks so much, scott. it's 5:49 right now. governor newsom is laying down the law when it comes to covid protocol. the state stopped giving about $100,000 to two central valley cities, atwater and coalinga. newsom says the cities allowed businesses to reopen instead of following state health orders. you know what, this year for the giants tonight's opener in an empty oracle park. well, we've been talking about

this, those cardboard cutouts, and the noise pumped in. as for the game hopefully it was just one of 60 for the giants this year. will myers gave the padres a 5-1 lead with that homer you see right there. the giants could not come back from that losing 5-3. l.a. dodger fans can get their favorite stadium food delivered to their home. a new service called home plate on postmates will now deliver to hollywood neighborhoods. dodger dogs, garlic fries and nachos in a helmet are on the menu. not bad. trending this morning nfl star pat mahomes already seems to be widely investing after signing on his recent record contract. >> the kansas city chiefs quarterback has become a member of the new ownership group for the kansas city royals. fresh off signing that extension for half a billion dollars. an espn reporter tweeted this pick of a new ferrari he

reportedly purchased. wow. today would be a great day to take a drive around the bay area. some parts will be nice and warm. yeah, definitely top down for the convertibles out there as well. we are going to have some beautiful temperatures and comfortable temperatures, i should say, beautiful sun as we take a live look outside in dublin as we get started. as we are going to be watching baseball all day starting at 12:40 with the a's, maybe you want to enjoy that on the back patio. we'll see our temperatures here around the coliseum in the upper 60s and low 70s and the sunshine throughout the day. and then later this evening as we watch the giants game on tv it'll be in the mid-60s there in the city and then that fog rolling back in as it continues to cool off. as we look at our microclimate, expect temperatures ranging from the low 60s in half moon bay to the low 90s in the inland east bay and up to 95 in clear lake. napa 79 degrees.

and some low 80s in san jose. then as we go through the forecast it continues on with the same weather pattern, no huge spikes in our temperatures. so that's pretty good. we're also going to start out with temperatures in the 50s each morning reaching into the upper 80s and low 90s. san francisco staying in the 60s over the next seven days. mike, you've been following a lot of things going on with a track report. >> it's busy in an unusual way. we don't usually see this number of big crashes or bigger crashes, i should say. by bigger number we've had a number of smaller ones as well as we're looking over here to the map. north 101 where we have three out of your four lanes still blocked. this is not a crash. it's a stalled vehicle. still a problem northbound. you're jamming up. you can use tunnel as your option west of the highway. getting in from the observing side we're seeing a build as well at the toll plaza. just a slight build. eastbound 580, unusual there where they're sleg to eden

canyon road. that crash still blocks two of your four lanes and there's san jose with the other slowdown that's normal for your commute building at 680. back to you. happening now for you, mcdonald's plans to close its 1 u.s. locations. most of those restaurants are inside walmart stores. 5:53.

welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." well, the wounds understandably still very raw as it's been one year since the shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. three people were killed, 17 others were hurt. last night the community certainly came together to honor those lives lost, the ones who have survived and the ones who prevented further killing. santa clara county d.a.'s office has worked with victims' families to hold an event in gilroy. some of the victims' family members were there. >> today we woke up and the same feelings we've been having since day one. anxiety and pain. we want to thank everyone for coming here. >> because of social distain rules the event was private but streamed online. they also honored three gilroy

police officers who ran into danger to take down the gunman and saved countless lives. each received the district attorney's medal of service. today a memorial for a never identified infant whose death touched a lot of nerves across the bay area. last october a worker found that newborn dead on a conveyor belt at the recovery plant in san jose. police have still not found the parents or figured out how that infant ended up there. the south bay nonprofit is putting together a service which starts at 10:30 at los gatos memorial park. and new overnight for you a car is destroyed after a garage fire in san jose. this happened along williamsburg drive. investigators say this all started with an explosion. a nearby home had to be evacuated. those residents are now back inside their home. no one was hurt nor displaced. the cause of the fire is now under investigation.

now to an update on a story we've been following on "today in the bay." it truly is something good. on saturday a fun raiser was held to support 3-year-old jameson he everson, goes by the name jammer. he has an extremely rare type of brain cancer. they raised more than $5,000. the mayor of newark presented a proclamation at the clarg saturday jammer's day. wishing him and his family the best as he fights a tough disease. >> absolutely. a day of celebration. jammer's day. >> every day should be jammer's day. let's hope he does okay. at 6:00, oakland moving forward with cutting the police department's budget in half. a live report next on the city's plan and how long it will take to make reforms. plus -- >> they're not even saying let's get it done. >> it's politics as usual.

>> out-of-work americans sit in limbo. coming up a live report on where republicans and democrats stand this morning. and covid-19 rule breakers in contra costa county can now face fines. next how that's playing out on the streets. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike, keeping an eye on the commute. first meteorologist kari hall with a look at the forecast on this hump day wednesday halfway through the workweek, kari. we are halfway through the week but our weather pattern continues from the past few days as we start out with some clouds in the south bay. we'll see it clearing out as we head to 8:00 to 9:00 andeaching 80s. we are going to have some warmer weather for the inland valleys. we'll talk more about that and what's ahead for the weekend. mike has been watching several

issues on the roads. we have a couple of hot spots and the bay bridge is building the volume. that's not the major issue. getting into san francisco as the map shows the peninsula north