- [narrator] food delivery just got more rewarding, now that grubhub gives you rewards when you order. did you order tacos? again? boom, rewarded. (chewing) (dog barks) ordering dinner for the family? voila, rewarded, with a side of quiet. good morning. breaking news at this santa (baby mumbling) clara county jail. grubhub rewards you. shots fired from inside a police get a free delivery perk when you order. cruiser, not by an officer but - [group] grubhub. by a detainee. (upbeat music) it's a story unfolding right now. >> somehow that suspect got hold of a gun and a car at the jail. we've been on the scene since it happened. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the jail this morning. we will get to him. good morning, bob. >> reporter: not far from the san jose police department at the intersection of san pedro and mission. as you look down san pedro to the left side of the screen you see all the flashing lights, the law enforcement. down there to the left is the

san jose main jail here in downtown san jose where the armed suspect is surrounded by police and sheriff's deputies. it started around 1:30, 2:00 in the morning. according to the sheriff's office the suspect, an arrestee started firing off a gun we believe he somehow got from law enforcement. we also believe he might be barricaded within a squad car. no one has been hurt. law enforcement, as i mentioned, has him surrounded. there are tactical teams on site. the jail itself is now on lockdown and the roads around the jail are cordoned off and all right, now on to a shut down for several blocks in shopping spree all in the name of something good. different directions. we don't know what this man was all to support homeless youth arrested for, and we also don't right here in the east bay. >> the leaders of the covenant know how he was able to get that gun if there was some sort of house of california say at the start of the pandemic most of breakdown in protocol or the homeless youth they served something else happened. the main jail behind me is in lost their jobs. but last month forever 21 lockdown. the area around the jail is shut decided to step in and help. the major retailer, which is down for several blocks. an arrestee with a gun who fired going through bankruptcy right now, donated its goods at the shots earlier is still

barricaded inside the basement bay street store to the covenant parking lot of the jail. house to give the youth the they're trying to get him to come out no one has been hurt. shopping experience back. they were able to choose reporting live in downtown san whatever they wanted and keep it jose, bob redell, "today in the for free. the covenant house says the new bay." all right, thank you very clothes and accessories will much. help the young people feel pretty active there. we'll continue to follow that empowered as they start to throughout the morning. interview for new jobs. in the meantime turning now to weather and traffic together what a great fun day for taking a live look outside waiting for the sun's arrival. them as well. all right, so the latest proof the oakland a's are starting it is early, 4:32. their season with a bang. we'll check the morning commute with mike in just a minute. last night at the coliseum the good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. a's were tied 1-1 with the rangers in the bottom of the >> i'm kris sanchez in for ninth. pleasanton native came up with a bases loaded hit, a walk-off marcus. laura, good to see you. i hope you enjoyed your time off grand slam! the a's won their fourth with the kids. >> a little sun and we're hoping straight. we would show you the giants for a little bit more of that today, kari? highlights but they lost, 5-2, to colorado. trending this morning a list yes, you're going to have a recommended for anyone who is thinking of saying "i do. " nice day. we'll start out with fog in san francisco, and this will help cool us all off as we go into today as it breaks in some of >> interesting here. we're not talking about a gift the cool ocean air but it's recommendation try, it's a premarriage check list posted by

going to be chilly around the a 21-year-old twitter user from coastal areas in the city. as we start out with 60s this california. morning most of us will only it includes 20 essential issues she believes all couples should stay in the 70s today. discuss and work out before we're looking at temperatures in tying the knot including the middle of the afternoon in san jose at 70 degrees and still children and religion, debt and finances, even clothing and use those clouds reaching into some of social media. of the inland areas as we check also recommended tackling anger out the south bay as well as the management issues and discussing peninsula and then really cool as we go into tonight as more of one's five to ten year time line. the woman who posted it actually the clouds and fog reach in. we'll continue to monitor this says she's single. those are actually really good and talk about where we may topics you should discuss. actually measure enough drizzle >> we talked about that in our marriage prep. to add up in the rain bucket that's coming up in a few minutes. it's hard to swallow from a 21-year-old who hasn't been married yet. >> right. no kidding. i'm glad there's moisture in all right, we continue to the air because look at your map follow some breaking news we're talking about the area in playing out in san jose. the tri-valley where there's a >> live pictures as a standoff car fire that's become a brush continues at the santa clara county jail. we are live straight ahead with fire. southbound 680, the transition how investigators say this to 84. violent confrontation happened folks familiar with the area know the dry grass in the hills and how shots were fired from the patrol car and not by an officer. are a concern. no alarm the last few minutes

but activity is still there. we're tracking that and a crash heading up into the area. no injuries reported here. back to you. there's a significant new problem when it comes to covid cases. the state says a glitch in the tracking system means california is underreporting new covid cases. yesterday the state added 4,500 new cases, much lower than we've seen. >> the number is expected to be much higher when we get the reliable data. what does this mean for you if you've had a test? ian cull explains. >> reporter: in the pandemic we've been watching the trends for key indicators like overall case numbers and what percentage of tests are positive to know if covid is spreading locally. the state says the numbers have been incomplete due to a technical issue it's trying to resolve. counties say there is significant underreporting. >> the counties have a right to

be upset. we don't know where we have hot spots in the state if we don't know where we have clusters of cases and we can't adequately deploy resources to try to address the issues. >> reporter: dr. kuppalli noted numbers are off and hopes someone in silicon valley can fix it. >> we don't know what to do with the numbers being reported from the state and at the county level if they're underreported. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom said positivity rates were going down, but now the data is being questioned. >> here is extending on the narrative of some early good signs. >> reporter: this issue doesn't affect the local hospital shots fired at the main jail numbers. it's the lab results. in san jose. every lap has to go on to the state reporting system called cal ready and uploadt's where it >> as it story unfolding right now. somehow the suspect got ahold of a gun and a patrol car. a very active scene right now at happened causing this problem. the jail, and that's where we find "today in the bay's" bob santa clara county said its data redell with the very latest for

us. bob? may be incomplete since mid-july >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and kris. adding without timely reports of we believe law enforcement is trying to talk to this man to all new lap results it is get him to surrender. he was arrested some time impossible to identify the overnight around the 1:30, 2:00 extend to which covid-19 is time frame when he was in the circulating. the actual test results are not affected. basement of the main jail which is a couple blocks from our location. he somehow got his hands on a weapon we believe from law once the numbers come through enforcement and started firing the trends could go up or down shots. no one was hurt, but as a result and until then we won't know. ian cull, "today in the bay." he is barricaded in that area, registered nurses in the bay the lower basement parking lot of the jail. area are taking part in a we believe he's possibly within a squad car. santa clara county sheriff's national day of action to better office says that they have him protect workers on the frontline of the pandemic. surrounded. they have organizers cite the shortage of ppe and an inability to follow minimum safety standards. they are also asking congress to extend federal unemployment benefits. health care workers plan to rally today outside at least a dozen bay area medical centers.

a startling new trend across the country. many women are being harassed and threatened during the coronavirus pandemic. more than 30 have quit, lost their jobs or retired. protesters have shown up at their homes and they've even received death threats. dr. sara cody received threats herself. the "today" show spoke to four different officials including charity dean who works with california's department of health. >> imagine if the protesters showed up at the home of the fire chief, but that's exactly what's been happening to local public health officers as they strive to do their job based on science. >> that revealing interview comes later today on the "today" show.

we are trying to make sure you are keeping up in the classroom and we're learning what bay area schools will have to do if they are to move to in-person instruction. because all nine counties are now on the governor's watch list, all bay area schools will have to start the new year with distance learning. elementary schools can apply for a waiver because health experts believe the younger ones are less likely to become infected. any school seeking a waiver must publicly outline a specific plan to keep students and staff safe. 4:38. up next on "today in the bay," the nation's biggest retailer putting a really big project on hold. what it's now pushing back that some say would make them prize competition for amazon. plus -- i have to stand up for all

police officers and their families. >> one north bay former police officer is fighting back after the dmv refused his license plate request. why his freedom of speech, he says, is being silenced. i have the power to lower

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right now at 4:41 as you get ready to head out the door in antioch to work, expect temperatures to be in the low 60s and some clouds here and there.

we will clear out through the morning and it will be a really nice day. we'll head over to mountain view in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> it sounds like the brush fire in the sunol area is under control. i'm looking at the bay bridge. we'll see what else we can find. more activity coming up. good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. wall street is set to open up higher today adding to this week's gains. the nasdaq closing at another record high, even the tech name took a back seat to other sectors such as energy, real estate and consumer staples. gold trading above $2,000 an ounce for the first time ever. in focus today reports on hiring

in the service industry. disney is feeling the full effects of the pandemic and related shutdowns in its latest quarter. revenue plunging 85%. studio s fell more than 50%. disney took nine months to reach a level it took netflix eight years to achieve. disney will release "mulan. "one catch, it will cost $30 to stream a premium that other recent films have applied when they've been pushed to streaming from theaters. walmart delayed the competitor one more time. it was set to debut in march or april then was pushed to july. it's unclear or if it will launch regionally first. it will cost $98 a year and have same day groceries, discount on

fuel and early access to deals. while stockpiling in march and april helped to boost walmart sales to record highs, its online business is still just a fraction of amazon which boasts more than 150 million prime members. kari hall, back over to you. thank you, frank. let's check out mountain view where we'll see a lot of clouds, even some drizzle throughout the morning as our temperatures hold steady in the 60s. we'll take a look at our cooler temperatures coming up in the forecast. and we are still looking over to the tri-valley where there is a crash in alameda county but another crash in contra costa county. we'll have more of that coming up.

today though if you have a zoom call this morning you might need to broaden out your shot because your hair might be frizzy according to kari hall's forecast. hey, what are you saying? i was trying to tame it. >> oh, please. i have like texas-sized hair. >> the bigger the hair, the closer to god. isn't that what they say, kari hall? >> that's right. >> that is what they say. and today is like that because it's so humid and the wind is blowing. it's blowing that mist through your hair and you know how it goes, it just starts to rise up. as we take a live look outside in san jose, at least here we're clear but you're going to feel that breeze picking up today. if you're about to head out the door expect a few more clouds to

move in throughout the morning and normally we're reaching 82 degrees. we're not even going to get close to that today. it's going to be cooler than normal all because of the thicker fog that's developing near the coast. in fact, as we take a look at our high temperatures today, you're going to enjoy some low 70s today. as we head to the south county we're looking at some mid-70s for this afternoon. for the east bay, expect our warmest temperatures to reach into the upper 70s for this afternoon with antioch reaching 79 degrees. in oakland today we're staying in the 60s and also along the coastline we're in the 60s today, too. heading over to palo alto expect a high of 72 degrees. and some mid-60s in san francisco. but there will be some areas staying in the 50s today. for the north bay our high temperatures are ranging anywhere from 88 in clear lake to 59 in point reyes. you can see those temperatures will be cool along the coastline. as we get a lot of fog here and

that fog at times will be misting so hard that it's going to add up as rain, right along the coastline. all of that cool air blowing off the fog will keep us all cool for today as well as tomorrow. some of our computer models are high resolution models that are good enough to pick up on some of this very light rain showing about a tenth of an inch of rain for half moon bay. amazing to see an early august. after this it just gets hot. for our inland valleys we're back in the 90s. get ready. mike, how is it looking right now for the drive? >> a smiley face until the last part about the 90s. that's okay. looking to the roadways, looking at the speed limit. that's great. i want to call out a couple things. circled at the bottom of your screen that's where bob redell is at the main jail. right off 87. 87 is clear.

watch the surface streets. now over in the tri-valley we have this crash which should be clearing around the bend there. no major issues there. that fire off of 84 and 680 everything looks under control and the commute direction just some slowing out of the altamont. we do have a crash in brentwood. i'm circling it right here. marsh creek. you know where that is right there as you are coming down out of the area. that may affect your local drive, we have no problem at the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. all right, thanks for the very latest there, mike. in napa a former police officer and army veteran is challenging the dmv. scott parkhurst says he applied for a license plate but it got rejected. he wanted his personalized license plate to say bluthinl. plates already were approved twice that focused on law enforcement. this time rejected. >> the state of california, you

can't do that. you can't tell a police officer that blue thin line is offensive, aggressive and threatening. that's not fair. >> parkhurst believes this violates his freedom of speech. he plans to fight the dmv decision. happening today in the east bay piedmont is taking several unprecedented steps in the name of racial awareness. it will fly black lives matter flags over city hall in place of the city flag part of a larger resolution promoting inclusion and equality. the city, which is mostly white, also apologized for any discriminatory or exclusionary aspects of its history and pledged to stand up to bigotry and kin tolerance. the black lives matter flag will fly through the end of the month. a new health warning in place for people in los angeles

county. do not gather. this comes after a huge party at a mansion near beverly hills made national news. you probably saw these images. one woman was killed, at least two men were wounded by gunfire. officers say nearly 200 people attended the party, and health leaders were also concerned that they weren't observing social distancing and really you couldn't see a mask in the video. health leaders are banning gatherings and parties. if people violate the order they could be fined or even go to jail. it's 4:52. a's fans have a big reason to celebrate this morning. how the team cruised to a fourth straight win. plus, she's single and 21 years old, and she's giving marriage advice. the check list she says all couples need to keep in mind before walking down the aisle. we'll see if you agree coming up next. >> let's talk about it, sister. happening now a big win for meghan markle. she won a court battle to keep the names of five of her friends

private. markle is suing the publisher of mail on sunday and online website over five articles that published portions of a handwritten letter she wrote to her estranged father after her marriage to prince harry. her friends spoke to another magazine about the article can remain anonymous. (upbeat music)