a tweet from one silicon valley are operating swim practice. investor generating online heat. gyms can only open in counties we'll talk about that. 5:41 this morning. where fitness centers are already allowed to operate. covid crackdown. new finds that supervisors are team scrimmages also not considering for ignoring health allowed. orders. some bars are really starting to get creative to resume business during the pandemic. in san francisco bars that have been closed for months are unemployment benefits and teaming up with some restaurants evictions. so that they can serve outside. a live report straight ahead, making sense of it all. 440 castro, well, they can serve and teaming up, how some drinks as long as they serve small businesses are working together to survive the pandemic. food. "today in the bay" continues now. >> they decided to open and asked if i wanted to team up with them. sure, let's give it a try. good tuesday morning to you. it's good to be with you this morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. i'm with them until 8:00 at night. >> the city's chamber of mike, of course, keeping an eye on the commute for us this commerce trying to help morning. first we want to start out with chinatown explore more outdoor meteorologist kari hall with a options. look at the forecast today, something to smile about, i hope. tara, did you know geico is now offering one-third faces closure over the next six months. an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? yes, we are going to have >>wow...ok! that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you. some great weather the next couple of days. let's head to the tri-valley as so what are you waiting for? at l.a.x. workers are

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thank you very much, mike. you can customize and save. acres and is now 55% contained. what about internet speeds continuing our coronavirus that can keep up with my gaming? coverage, peninsula leaders are ready to take some pretty some progress. let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. serious action to make sure that and now with our stores reopening, we are talking about wildfire we're putting healthy practices in place. folks are staying safe during the coronavirus pandemic. danger. it's been nice to have a little come visit a store today. san mateo county now on the stop in or book an appointment online dip in the temperatures. watch list, as you may already at a time that works for you. now that's simple, easy, awesome. know, and one supervisor wants >> though we've had a dip in the ask. shop. discover at your local xfinity store today. penalties for people who ignore temperatures we are concerned about the wind that could fan things like the rules to wear a some of those flames. mask. "today in the bay's" jackie ward is live in downtown millbrae. a lot of changes ahead but we haven't seen that impacting our air quality as well. big news for people living in higher up in the atmosphere. san mateo and maybe just go so if you're going out for a walk early this morning around there for work. >> reporter: absolutely, kris. foster city expect it to stay this is something napa and marin mostly cloudy and we'll see our counties are doing, now temperatures not warming up very much as we go throughout the supervisor canepa wants san morning. we're in the upper 50s and only mateo county to possible fine right now at 5:43 as we take people who aren't wearing masks a live look at the sunrise from in public. mid-60s middle of the day. at a county board of supervisors meeting he'll be introducing a mt. diablo a thin blanket of fog new ordinance that would allow we're still going to have some reaching into the east bay. authorities to fine people not wearing a mask in public of those hot spots for the this will help keep our anywhere from $100 to $500 inland areas in the north bay. temperatures cooler the next 24 hours. depending on the number of we'll talk more about what to we'll talk about a cooldown. expect in our forecast coming up. previous infractions. businesses would also be fined you've been keeping an eye on anywhere between $250 to $3,000 the commute.

what's happening now? we check the live camera and per violation. true to form a lot of headlights last week san mateo became the so that make the camera work last bay area county to be added tough. to the state's covid-19 watch we'll look at the map and list which, of course, is also everything is green on this map you see the volume building here. my concern is the delay on impacting schools. this means middle and high for the most part. there is a little slowing for 84 b.a.r.t. that's developing schools will have to begin the because some sort of fire, a new year online unless the which just popped up over the last 12 or 15 minutes. delay between south hayward and union city. county has been off the monitoring list at least two weeks. elementary schools can start the year in person but only if the we know the wind farms are there, also. a teenage boy is clinging to county health department grants to the north wind registering life after a shooting in san them a waiver. small group and one-on-one but my concern in the last few learning will be allowed and minutes has been a crash west 24 staff will be tested regularly. francisco. it happened just last night before 8:00 near the in an update yesterday governor intersection of sunny dale and right here. there may be a middle lane hahn. officers say the 17-yea gavin newsom continues to analyze what may have previously blocked. we'll track that closely. back to you. victim does have life helped the number of cases stay threatening injuries.ar no word. relatively stable before increasing at the end of june. all right. he said closing bars, indoor thank you very much, mike. well, this morning police still ahead on "today in the want you to take a close look at operations at restaurants, gyms, bay," new overnight, isaias salons and malls could have these four pictures of these individuals here. helped control those statistics. weakens after the storm makes they are identifying them in so now he's continuing to stress landfall as a hurricane in north connection with a reseven the importance of wearing a carolina. suspicious death in livermore. mask. in a recent poll by public authorities found a 24-year-old we'll have an update on the policy institute of california damage there and what's still in the storm's path as it moves man dead in a room at the hotel. north.

it found that 74% of californians say people should a big promotion in a bay always wear a mask in public, it's suspicious because of the age and the circumstances if you although people seem to be area company plus a very strange comfortable not wearing one when demand from president trump to know anything or the whereabouts outside. newsom has said repeatedly the microsoft. we'll take a look. you are asking to call livermore state didn't do enough to tell and our weeklong keeping up police. happening today for you san people exactly what sort of in the classroom series jose councilmembers will decide behavioral changes would happen whether to ask voters to he can as the state reopens. continues this morning. in downtown millbrae, jackie california public schools will papd t expand the power of the auditor. retain all funding even in the ward, "today in the bay." event of physical closure thanks they will discuss adding a >> thank you very much, jackie. charter that would allow the to an executive order from 5:04 for you this morning governor newsom. independent unredacted and a live look at capitol hill. districts must use that money for distance learning, provide review of the officer's use of as you can see there the u.s. force a t review of the coronavirus cases expected to department initiated school meals and for the top 5 million this week. investigations to be accessed. president trump once again supervision of students during the amendment would also allow school hours if needed. 5:12. businesses are starting to bounce back. greater access and the use of force statistics when investigators are involved. contra dico contra didicting his own health experts. tracie potts is live for us in washington to explain the latest we are getting an in-depth war of words. tracie, certainly not a dull moment in washington. look at how one major hospital in southern california is trying >> reporter: never a dull moment to flatten the curve. in washington, marcus. good morning, everyone. we know l.a. has been very hard and they are still trying to hit. figure out what to do about right now in los angeles county more than 183,000 people are unemployment. we'll update you on that.

the latest is president trump, remember, he went after dr. infecteded, more than 4,000 pem have died from covid-19. anthony fauci. he said they had some differences and didn't always agree on things and now it looks as cases surge, one of the two like it may be the same story public teaching hospitals with another one of his health serving the entire city. miguel almaguer talked with the advisers. >> the president has asked us to chief medical officer on his do -- >> reporter: science under fire. response to people saying that president trump and house the virus was a -- speaker nancy pelosi both are >> come into my icu. taking aim at dr. deborah ordio come watch. task force. patients and families are being >> she is his appointee. i don't have crushed. what we're seeing is the working >> it is extraordinarily poor getting wiped out. widespread. >> reporter: this twitter rebuke from the president in order to we're really asking for the counter nancy, deborah took the public's help. please help us keep this situation under control so we bait and hit us, pathetic. don't run out of hospital beds, the president later backing down so our staff don't all get sick. on camera. >> a person i have a lot of respect for. i think nancy pelosi has treated >> we don't always hear a lot of her badly. >> reporter: meantime democrats say they're making progress but what if you could do better than that? frank talk. you can watch the full interview negotiating renewed unemployment on the "today" show starting at like adapt. discover. deliver. payments. >> we are really getting an 7:00 right after "today in the in new ways. bay." to new customers.

understanding of each side's >> the lapd is investigating position. what if you could come back stronger? allegations workers were among >> reporter: the senate republican leader tells a faster. better. those attending a recent crowded different story. at comcast business, party at a closed hollywood bar >> speaker of the house, we want to help you not just bounce back. held by first responders without democratic leader are continuing to say our way or the highway. but bounce forward. those masks being required. >> reporter: it's urgent, and now, we're committed to helping you do just that bars have been closed there for americans are suffering. >> how can i survive? weeks but an underground website with a powerful and reliable internet posted a v claiming it shows the it's really stressing me out. and voice solution at a great price. party with those officers being how can i provide for them? >> reporter: "the washington call or go online today. there. the lapd agrees that video shows post" reports president trump wants to act on his own if guests not following guidelines while the l.a. sheriff's congress doesn't come up with an department calls the same video answer soon. a hoax concocted by social activists. but it's really not clear what i new nbc news poll shows that may be able to do without the less than a third of all approval of congress. meantime just this morning, americans say they trust president trump when it comes to marcus, npr and coronavirus. >> the president often says things that are simple are not true. eight out of ten want free testing for everyone and six out >> yes, they are. of ten say we need a two-week he tweets, marcus, good morning, about hydroxychloroquine saying stay home ordination wide even if the u.s. has to borrow money it's effective. his own fda says it's not. he said yesterday that to pay people so they can afford sheltering does not prevent the to do it. >> i think if the entire country spread of disease. did that all at once in the very we all know that it does.

beginning, maybe we wouldn't be you recall members of his own in this position that we're in party asked him to stop giving now, tracie. i heard a lot of people talking daily coronavirus briefings but about that. he's back at it. we'll have to wait and see what happens with that one. thanks, tracie. this time without the medical all right. experts accompanying him. so youth sports leagues are the poll conducted found 31% of right now at 5:14 as we get getting new guidance about how americans trust the president's kids can maybe not compete but a live look outside in walnut at least play during the creek we are starting out all clear but we will see a few more pandemic. late last night health leaders clouds in the mix with some statements about the pandemic. issued new rules for schools and cooler temperatures today and the person they do trust is dr. definitely tomorrow. recreational youth sports. right now competition is not as we look at our temperature fauci. birx has said the pandemic is allowed. some practices, though, are trend upper 50s and mid-70s by more widespread, which of course allowed with a lot of strict early in the afternoon. it is, but that angered we'll talk more about this with regulations including masks, si the tropical update coming up in president trump who called her statement pathetic saying she a few minutes. was trying to placate nancy hers >> i like those temperatures but i don't like this report. going on over in oakland west 24 for underplaying the pandemic. right around the broadway exit. now she's coming under fire from reports of an earlier crash on president trump for, in his mind the shoulder. i like that but no debris. anyway, overplaying the pandemic. i don't like what sounds like in the roadway. joe biden leapt into the fray we'll check on that in a few minutes. good morning and a very retrer retweeting the criticism, if i'm happy tuesday to you.

we expect that high school elected for president i will work with our nation's top student accused of hacking into experts to control this virus twitter will be arraigned today. not insulting them on twitter. graham ivan clark of tampa, florida. the news organization ipsos ran more than a half hour interview prosecutors say he convinced with the president on hbo last someone at twitter headquarters that he also worked there and night and has now post that had got access to the network so he to youtube. you can watch it for free throw. could post tweets on people's accounts, people like joe biden, jonathan swan presents president asking for bitcoin. he got about $100,000, police say. trump with facts much like chris wallace did. clark could face decades in people are comparing it to katie prison. this is the new ceo of the couric's interview with sarah east bay's clorox, linda palin. >> the point is because we are so much better at testing than randall, the first woman ceo of any other country in the world, the company in its 150-year we show more cases. history. and her ascension to the office puts the total number of women >> the figure i look at are leading the s&p 500 companies to an all-time high of 30. deaths, and deaths are going up now. 1,000 a day. >> if you look at deaths -- >> yes, going up. >> take a look at some of these alaska airlines the latest to let employees go. charts. >> i'd love to. the state warning -- the company warning western states it could lay off as many as 4,200 poem. >> we're going to look. >> let's look. it hopes the number can be smaller and does include san >> you can watch that interview

on youtube. francisco. you'll find me @scottmcgrew. a straight update on the >> thank you very much, scott. trending this morning, this tiktok story. the government is considering tweet causing all kinds of outrage and controversy on banning it. social media. microsoft has offered to buy this is from a silicon valley tiktok but yesterday president angel investor. trump said if microsoft does he is looking to hire a teacher that, the company should pay the for a fourth through sixth grade learning pod that he wants u.s. government a percentage, taught in his backyard. like a finder fee. he is offering better pay than there's no legal basis for that and it caught everybody off guard. average and $2,000 in uber eats money for any referral that >> there's microsoft, the price works out. critics say that it is a glaring example of the privilege gap in the united states should get a large piece of the price. we're making it possible. education. without us, i use the at the same time parents are trying to get to go a system to expression, it's like the make sure the kids have what landlord and the tenant. without the lease, the tenant they need as parents are still working. doesn't have the value. we make it possible to have this it shows the gap but at the same time conversations are happening great success. tiktok is a tremendous success, around a lot of breakfast tables. but a big portion of it is in this country. >> indeed. >> it would come from the sale >> everybody wants the best for

directly? >> yes, whatever the number. >> again, marcus and kris, prec their kids. let's get together on this forecast for you. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that. kari, your favorite time of the that. he seems to be saying we can morning. i see that beautiful sunrise shut down tiktok and you should give us money. behind you. it makes no sense. yes, it is a beautiful sun rise. a live look outside this morning. >> when you tweet this had out, people were like, i need to see as we are starting out with a a source on that, because it did clear morning here, but we haven't seen that across the bay seem so unusual. i think that's always telling area. so we have a lot of changes that if you hear something ahead. as we look at our south bay high unusual and people ask for a temperatures it's going to feel source that's because it is strange. cooler today with a high of 78 degrees in downtown san jose. and instead of the 90s in the >> that is strange. south county, how about some low and it comes straight from the 80s today? it's going to be a great one. president. the president of the united but it's also going to be breezy states himself saying it. and we're still going to have some warm areas like the inland >> we like the proof. east bay with antioch reaching 88 degrees. upper 60s for oakland and then for the coastline the fog will twitter expects to pay a stay there all day long. fine up to $250 million over the we will barely make it up to 60 use of personal did at that for degrees in half moon bay. then you head over to palo alto targeted ads. so since last october the and we'll have milder federal trade commission has

been looking into twitter's use temperatures. for san francisco we're looking of phone numbers and emails pro-voided for safety and at upper 50s and lower 60s. security purposes between 2013 for the north bay expect it to range anywhere from the low 60s and last year. near the coast to the mid-90s. at the time twitter says that it inadvertently matched users' we are still looking at our data with marketing lists and microclimate but then we'll see has since stopped doing so. the fog along the coastline facebook paid a $5 billion fine getting thicker, causing mist last year over several privacy issues. and drizzle. i think this may add up to something especially in san baseball, the field of dreams game that has so many mateo county along the coah of sports fans excited, will now have to wait until next year. rain possible because of the heavy d the story of our lives. the new field of dreams molded after the classic film in mike, that may impact drivers. how is it looking? i was just checking the iowa. originally the white sox were latest. supposed to host the yankees this summer and then got changed a fire for b.a.r.t. to the cardinals when the league a major delay over in the east bay. remade the schedule. next week's game is now off, of between south hayward station course, due to logistical issues and union city station, we do have a trackside fire. tied to the pandemic.

>> oh, you don't say. trending this morning, if a budge transit is in place. you are obsessed with the color 80 and 91. you'll have to double-check. pink, well, a former disney star has just the house for you. bella thorne is selling her they have the latest on their website. home. she bought it in 2016 and decorated it with some pretty outrageous colors. that crash still leaves delays realtor.com says the home has in the roadway as well. five bedrooms and five and a happening now for you half bathrooms, murals covering breaking news out of florida where officials are considering the risk of allowing a the walls, rainbow colored stairs and a rose room. cruiseship to disembark. it will set you back just over at least 14 people have tested positive while four have died. $2.5 million. that's if you choose not to set aside some money for a paint job. >> that house looks like it is right now it cannot enter. made -- >> how do you cover that? >> -- made for a teenager and selfies. i could see a teenager and selfies all through that house. >> mike, i think our daughters harbor. might all want to live there willa, too. a new record for san francisco's housing market. >> i've heard of an accent wall.

tell bella to save her a mortgage melt down a decade allowance, kari. would you like to see the ago. colors i've decorated my maps with? looking over here, a smooth after coming too close to a mom drive for most of our speed and her cats. you're watching "today in the sensors. bay." we have the green that you expect, a very pleasant green for the speed sensors. i want to call out what chp has been talking about. it might be windy in the altamont pass and then the highlight in brentwood, discovery bay area. register some winds. the same thing in solano county. just a note for drivers, no major problems. chp didn't make that note. looking over here we have the crash still maybe affecting your middle lanes around broadway. a quick look at our emeryville camera shows you the bay bridge and low clouds hovering around. kari, i don't want to take over your area. it looks like maybe some clouds in the area.

we're going to see a lot of fog in san francisco and along the coast. while it's a clear start for the inland areas and we're all going to have a nice cooldown as we go into the next couple of days let's check out our temperatures today as we reach into the low 80s in napa we'll see some mid-90s still for the far north bay. for the east bay up to 88 degrees in antioch but check out san jose. we're reaching into the upper 70s for a high and san francisco will reach 64 degrees. here are the changes we'll see as we go through today. so the fog will get thicker and it's going to get so deep in the atmosphere that we're going to see some heavy drizzle especially along the coastline. some of that could reach inland. we're looking at san mateo county where you see some green there that could mean some light rain, misting and drizzling that it does accumulate to at least some light amounts of rain. as we look through the forecast going into today as well as tomorrow expect that drizzle

once again and some much cooler it temperatures for the rest of the bay area with some clouds moving in, up to about 0.07 of an inch. nice to see in the middle of august and then we look at our temperatures that will reach into the mid-70s for tomorrow for some of our warmest spots inland. and then as we go through the week we're going to heat up. then we check out san francisco. we're going to see those temperatures in the upper 60s. we've also been tracking the tropics and what's going on with what's now tropical storm isaias as it continues to move up the atlantic coast. i want to show you some live pictures we had of that storm as it continued to make landfall yesterday evening. we're checking out myrtle beach, south carolina, with a live view. and the people there are dealing with the flooded roads because of that tropical storm as isaias continues to move to the north. now to nbc bay area's jay gray who is live in wilmington, north carolina, with a look at those

impacts there. how is it looking, jay? welcome back. >> reporter: hey, kari, it's a legacy is being record this unbelievable here right now. morning. ralph barbieri passed away, bright sunshine and clouds are known affectionately as the moving away. razor. you wouldn't have believed that just a few hours ago overnight when we had violent winds, his cutting commentary got him the name. driving rains moving through the area, flash flooding in certain he was on the air with knbr for pockets of the city. 20 years. we've seen some damage. our own raj mathai had lively let's take a live look to the chats with him. you might remember his sports a. north where the storm is going and start in portsmouth, virginia, where we are seeing we talk with barbie clouds over the beach right now which is not bad considering what they've seen as well. so a beach day could be in the >> i was the prototypical jock outing for some there if those clouds can break just a bit. and he was the elitist and all there was significant damage and flooding with the storm, though, and especially in oak island, that, but in the end we very north carolina, where we saw water pouring into that rarely just flat-out disagreed. community. really a struggle overnight there and actually some house >> barbieri was diagnosed with fires sparked as a result of the flooding in oak island. parkinson's december in 2005. he was 74 years old.

more damage in southport, north when it comes to making it in the bay if you've been hoping carolina, as well. there it was the wind doing a to buy a home in san francisco lot of the damage. flooding has been an issue with the storm throughout. new data from the san francisco remember, all of this going on during a pandemic which is real estate page shows for sale really changing the way first responders and shelters are inventory is the highest it's reacting to the storm. been since 2010. this was during the great >> you're already feeling strained and stressed from the recession. it's a 150% increase compared to pandemic. you just hope it's not the stick last summer, nearly three times that breaks the camel's back. as many city condos on the market as single family homes. >> reporter: yeah, and, look, meanwhile, rents are down more here is the situation, those than 12% as people now work from swift water response teams and home decided to leave the city. those teams that go into the neighborhoods with damage, they've been pairred down. tense moments in australia as a humpback whale injured swimmers who were getting too you can't do that in a rescue. close for comfort and it was all and then the shelters where you caught on camera for you. have people being tested and those that show any symptoms are >> this happened on saturday off the northwest australian coast. removed and the primary shelter you have to wear a facemask and this is video of that. stay socially distant. a mother swimming with her cavvoneir a large group of >> thanks, jay.

so many things to consider right swimmers. now and this storm is moving so the mother swung her tail to fast up the east coast right protect her baby. now. she hit one woman who sustained a forward speed of 33 miles per hour. fractured ribs and internal so the weather goes downhill quickly and then it improves bleeding. the mother then hit another quickly as well. we'll be watching that for the swimmer with her pectoral fin rest of the day today. and that swimmer tore her thank you, jay, for that report. hamstring. it's no joke. you can't mess with an animal like that. >> not at all. what a difference a day right now at 6:00, happening makes. coming up nbc bay area responds. now covid crackdown. straight ahead the new fines san >> reporter: we have the pulse of parents as we head into an mateo county could be issuing unusual school year. for ignoring orders like wearing i'm chris chmura. a mask. stories out of that's next. capitol hill where republicans and democrats stand on unemployment benefits and evictions. a live report straight ahead for you making sense of all of this. and teaming up. how some small businesses are trying to work together so that they can both survive during the pandemic. "today in the bay" continues right now.

and we want to thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning as marcus would say, trying to make it so. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> mike was telling me claim it and it shall be. i'm marcus washington. >> claim it! >> mike, i'm going to claim a nice commute for everyone. a little bit cooler for us today, right? yes, we will have some with this one little nexgard chew comes the confidence, cooler weather. you're doing what's right, we're starting out with clear to protect your dog skies in the south bay and from fleas and ticks for a full month. you're going to notice a little and it's the only chew, bit more fda approved to prevent infections that cause lyme disease. nexgard. what one little chew can do.

>> reporter: good morning. the consulting firm surveyed 1,200 parents, one standout finding, a lack of confidence in online learning. only 43% of parents said remote learning makes children academically ready for the next grade. >> for kids on the wrong side of the digital divide or on the cliff where they don't have as much access to begin with i think there's even greater concern. >> reporter: the sputtering economy is also taking a toll. tonight at 6:00 we'll delve into what the survey found about families' finances. here on nbc bay area we're conducting our own survey of parents, teachers and students. here's your invitation to participate. head to nbcbayarea.com/schoolsurvey. we'd lick ke to hear from you at

this unusual school year. we welcome your feedback. i'll see you again tonight at 6:00.

and a good morning to you. welcome back to "today in the bay." it is 5:32. kris, how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling all right. i have the air conditioner going this morning. it felt a little muggy last night. i don't know about you, kari, are you seeing some humidity? yes, absolutely.

it is really heavy, foggy and drizzly. then take a look at this shot. it is all clear as we check out walnut creek. we'll see a huge variation going into the next couple of days. we're checking out walnut creek and then reaching into the upper 70s but we are going to see our high temperatures and you're almost having to break out the winter gear. it's going to feel cooler. upper 80s in the east bay. we'll talk more about this and what's ahead in the forecast coming up in a few minimum. continuing with our keeping up in the classroom coverage, what happens when the classrooms are closed but the teachers are still there? in the south bay a lot of teachers are unhappy. bay by's bob redell is live for us at san jose high school.

bob, what are the teachers saying? >> reporter: one teacher tells "the mercury news" the decision to force her back into a classroom screams disrespect. that's her quote. the paper reporting san jose unified is requiring nearly all of its 1,600 teachers to be on campus in the classroom when teaching their students virtually. in spite of the teachers' concerns over contracting the coronavirus while sharing common areas, working from home not an option. the district says they are working on a combination for teachers with child care and medical needs. one teacher tells the paper that they can take 12 weeks of partial paid time off to deal with issues at home. anything after that would be unpaid. the district wants teachers for the best quality instruction possible. other classrooms already have tools for instruction, reliable wi-fi and immediate support if any problems should arise. the district says it would clean

high-touch surfaces and common areas and will require social distancing among staff. san jose unified is one of the only, if not the only, district requiring teachers to return to the classroom while students stay at home. elementary school students could be eligible to return to the classroom. "the chronicle" reports the state would allow the return if the county's rate of infection is below 200 per 100,000 people, which every county right now in the bay area is. it would be up to the county's health department whether to go through the plan to let the kids return. again, elementary school students. bob redell, "today in the bay." all right, thank you very much, bob. speaking of keeping up in the classroom, students are prepping to begin mostly at home. leaders are trying to make sure they can make that internet connection. supervisors will vote to spend

nearly $2 million from the federal c.a.r.e.s. act fund to improve high-speed internet access for disadvantaged students. the bulk of the fundsmateo's ex wi-fi network. a quarter million would be set aside for mobile hot spots to be active through at least next august. just yesterday san jose mayor sam liccardo announced 1,100 will go online in his city. some new signs of hope in fighting the coronavirus. new for you this morning bay area hospitalizations are down. governor newsom yesterday announcing a 21% drop in cases statewide over the past week. hospitalizations are down 10% over the past two weeks and one ucsf hospital says the bay area survival rates are up dramatically. a better sense how to attack the virus. that may cause an inundated affect in fewer icu beds. >> as we do a better job in

intensive care, as we do a better job of saving them, they will be in the icu longer amounts of time. >> treatments helping improve survival rates including drugs like remdesivir as well as high flow oxygen and techniques like having patients lie on their stomachs. livermore may get a million dollar boost to help homeless folks trying to make it in the bay. happening today alameda county supervisors will vote to approve the use of some federal funds from -- not federal funds, these are funds from the east county economic development fund. the proposal is being done in partnership with a local church and looks to establish 31 tiny homes in a community in collaboration with the city of livermore. and in san francisco a win for tenants who can't pay their rent during the pandemic. a judge ruled in favor of the city's eviction ban. in june landlords sued the city

saying that the eviction ban moratorium was unconstitutional because it conflicted with a statewide ban and argued tenants would stop paying their rent altogether. "the chronicle" reports the judge disagreed saying the ban promotes public welfare. opponent argue landlords of smaller properties are the ones who will struggle the most as a result. and now to something good and prshowcasing her talent between two pieces of bread. >> now serving sandwiches. each week it offers a sandwich of the week. that sounds good. so customers can order the sandwich ahead of time starting today and then pick them up on friday from noon to 3:00 p.m. thinking ahead. >> we finally get a taste of

something super fancy. >> do they call them sandwiches? >> whatever it takes for to you buy it, call it that. >> they look delicious. >> they do look good. you can take that lunch outside, too, kari. really nice this weekend as well. yes, it's going to be nice for the next few days but cooler temperatures, which means that some of the bay area will not be so nice. a live look outside in dublin right now as we see a few high clouds moving in. a nice sunrise. cooler air but it will be foggy and drizzling along the coastline for the next couple of days. spots where it will struggle to be 60 degrees. we're feeling very nice. in the low 70s, a lot of sunshine today.

a breezy wind with the fog retreating across much of the bay area and i think we'll start out with so we'll talk more about that and what's ahead as we go into the next 24 hours with a lot of changes ahead. mike, you've been keeping an eye on the commute. how is that changing? >> we are looking at an area in oakland where there's a problem but it's not the bay bridge toll plaza. take a look at the maps and we'll give you an idea looking at the quadrant, in alameda county. the slowing obvious in the middle of the screen. really jamming up approaching broadway and approaching highway 13 coming out of the caldecott. the crash left debris in the roadway. no injuries but that will slow you down.

the camera is not exciting but i want to see what's going on. become to you. a new twist in the investigation of a person who died in the tri-valley. if you look at your screen these are four people that officers want to talk with. ahead, the mystery they're trying to put together. new polling figures show even fewer americans trust president trump's statements on coronavirus. we'll take a look at that coming up.m.