right now at 5:00, young people outraged after a contra costa county school board moves lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. forward with a plan to bring police officers to school try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. campuses. next in a live report why you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. opponents believe their concerns were ignored. so, everyone stays entertained. plus, all new overnight, a so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? bay area school leader suddenly you know, if you turn on your subtitles... announces plans to step down days before schools reopen. that's almost reading. why it will likely be months get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. before a replacement is named. and keeping up with music to no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. help keep up in the classroom. limited availability in select areas. one school's promise to let the call 1.877.only.att music play despite distancing and budget cuts. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a very good friday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for marcus washington. boy, all that back-to-school talk is getting real. we picked up textbooks and devices and took pictures in front of the school this week. kari, feeling a lot like back-to-school weather. >> i did the same on tuesday.

i went to pick up the books and everything. school starts on tuesday. so it's coming up fast. this is our last weekend of summer and so as we get out the door this morning checking out concord and how the day shapes up for us, a little bit hotter than yesterday. a few clouds this morning. by noon we're at 78 degrees. still feeling nice and comfortable. then we see our temperatures for the inland areas reaching into the upper 80s, even some mid-90s further to the north. we'll talk about a hotter weekend ahead as we go into the next few days, a big ramp-up in temperatures. mike, the commute, is it welcome back. nbc bay area is helping families starting to ramp up this keep up in the classroom and morning? >> i think they're changing. there is a new bay area program in contra costa costa affected designed to help kids learn already by schools starting. looking at the golden gate online during the pandemic without boring them. bridge, a smooth drive. that was in flux. >> tell me more, right? we had the construction crew. it's kicking off and it's free. northbound side. chris chmura talks with the we had slowing up in toward creators of connect in place. marin county. you still see flashing lights on >> reporter: good morning. some inventive berkeley business the camera we showed you. students came up with a way to the lanes should be cleared and

all the rest of the slowing has connect bored middle schoolers now gone back to green. back to you. with bored high school students called connect-in-place. thanks so much, mike. police investigating a deadly undergrads host calls on a host of topics from astro physics quadruple shooting. it happened about 10:00 on fairfax avenue and high street analogy vertebra to tiktok and video games. near maxwell park. one person died and another is it makes learning fun. in critical condition. the other two victims are >> we aim to provide students expected to survive. that opportunity to connect with so far police not giving us any information about possible leads kids at incredible colleges and or what may have sparked it. ask them questions and learn 5:02 and a live look at capitol hill where the day looks firsthand. >> reporter: the creators also pretty normal from here but shared their secrets for how they energized thousands of white house negotiators and leading democrats are hoping to teens and college students outline the basics of a new simultaneously via video. coronavirus relief plan. coming up tonight at 6:00, they both sides now say it probably share one of their secrets that isn't going to happen. you can use anytime that you're "today in the bay's" tracie potts is in washington with a learning or working via video. look at the impact for millions i'll see you again tonight at of struggling americans, so many 6:00. people desperate for that life line, tracie. jessica aguirre took an in-depth look at all things education. >> reporter: it's not clear how our special "keeping up in the quickly they will get that life line based on the closed door classroom" is at nbcbayarea.com. i know that we took away a lot

negotiations that seem to have gone south and may not meet of information when we watched as a family. today's soft deadline. this was the day that they wanted to have an outline good to do. about 90 minutes from now the together. it doesn't look like that's going to happen. president trump is promising world's best golfers will be back at it again swinging away action on his own but democrats at san francisco's harding park. are wondering will that really help everyone? for the second round of the pga >> we are willing to do a championship. quite fun. smaller deal. >> an executive order will leave among the first day's highlights bryson dechambeau snapped his millions of people out. it will be litigated. it won't be effective and things driver at a tee shot as he will get worse. leaned in on it. he's allowed to replace a shaft, though, with no penalty. tiger woods three shots off the lead thanks in part to a birdie on 13. >> reporter: so now we are >> this golf course you have to waiting to find out what president trump, in fact, is hit the ball on the fairway. going to do. you get a ball in the rough into he has offered to do four the grain there's no chance of executive orders, or has said getting it to the green. i felt like i did a decent job he'll do four executive orders. those executive orders would of doing that, and the golf course is getting more difficult as the week goes on. include eviction protection. it would include extending the >> jason day and todd are at the top of the leader board at 5 unemployment payments until lawmakers can sort of work under. fun to watch. >> exciting. something out here, plus a couple of other things but, up next, the top stories again, it's not clear how quickly that might happen. back to you. we're following for you on this

friday morning. tracie potts live from california hits a grim new milestone in the pandemic, businesses across the state washington, thank you. sonoma county leaders have remain in limbo. we'll have a live update on the signed off on fines for not wearing your mask. glitch now leaving so many last night supervisors counties in the dark. unanimously approved the fines plus, look at this gesture which take effect immediately by an oakland a's coach. for individuals the fines start how a celebration caught on at $100. camera is sparking some pretty businesses can be fined up to serious media backlash. $10,000. take a look at that. other bay area counties have similar measures in place. also last night supervisors agreed to place the measure on the november ballot that would strengthen the oversight and increase funding. "the press democrat" reports an auditor would be able to review cases involving in a civil suit. a free covid testing clinic returns to san francisco's mission district. b.a.r.t. is teaming up to offer free testing at 24th street b.a.r.t. station on wednesdays and fridays from 7:00 in the morning until 6:00 in the evening. people can get fast track

testing there. a controversial decision made by antioch school leaders paved the way for police officers to start patrolling school campuses. not everybody is happy about it. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda joins us live to explain how that decision capped off two days of pretty tense confrontations. sharon? >> reporter: that's right, laura. many students turned out to protest the board meeting on this issue, hours of discussion and public comment took place virtually last night. antioch school board voted 3-2 to accept a federal grant that would bring six resource officers onto school campuses. the grant is for $750,000 over three years. the city and school district mapping funds add up to over $3 million in that three-year period. in the community mixed reaction on whether this is a good move. >> considering the capitol hipo climate poc and particularly

black students are traumatized by the police and they want to include them in the school. >> you're going to ask for guys to come out from five to ten minutes away when you have other people being shot or stabbed or accosted, and i don't want that. i don't want that for my kids. >> reporter: earlier this week a group of students protested outside a special school board meeting where members were scheduled to vote on the grant. protesters banged on walls, disrupted the meeting. some even surrounded a board member's car trying to prevent her from leaving. at the virtual meeting last night the police chief said officers are needed on the campuses, it will help build rapport with the students. reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, sharon, for the latest there. the owners of a bankrupt contracting company are now reportedly in custody facing right now at 5:30 while were dozens of defrauding charges you sleeping california's

over the santa rosa firestorm. covid-19 death toll surpassed "the press democrat" reports as 10,000 people. next a push to keep cases down many as 50 homeowners hired the as we head into another warm company for rebuilds after losing their homes in that 2017 weekend. and campaign scandal probe. fire. prosecutors say the company today a grand jury report never delivered on those rebuilds. expected to be tied to an the defendants are three members investigative unit report on of the same family. the husband and wife are now possible connections between campaign donations to santa being held on a quarter million dollars bail. and a surprise announcement clara county. from the man who leads san jose next the gun permit at the high school. center of the allegation. he is stepping down at the end and it has been a long week of the year. with karl the fog but will that we actually talk with him earlier this week in a story be the case for your weekend? about pandemic safety measures. your friday forecast is coming he is the superintendent of the up next. thank you so much for joining us east side high school district this morning. comprising 19 schools, 22,000 i'm kris sanchez in for marcus students. in a tweet yesterday he announced he will step down at washington. and i'm laura garcia. the end of the school year. he says that he's giving ample it was a little warm this notice now to allow time for a morning so i opened the window smooth transition. but, boy, the humidity, kari, my hair is getting really puffy. continuing with our keeping up in the classroom series, how >> immediately, right? will your state of the union learn art and music while we're all still seeing that fog distance learning from a near the coast while you work computer screen at home? you your way inland.

a little bit higher this morning berkeley unified tells us that's as we check out our temperature going to continue through covid-19. trend for walnut creek for the morning and how it shapes up for you as we get this started going they will teach kids how to paint and draw via from the upper 50s to 70s at videoconference. music programs will also lunch time and then will continue. continue to heat up. for instance there are only 10 to 15 kids in a class at the our valleys are reaching into elementary school level which the upper 80s today, a little makes one-on-one instruction bit warmer than yesterday. we also are seeing some low 90s possible on zoom. >> and then let kids have time further to the north with clear lake today reaching 93. on the different apps we utilize that will sort of monitor kids' we'll talk about more 90s and, accuracy in a b flat scale, for mike, get you ready for the morning commute. instance, and give them feedback on that so they can be on their >> we may have had two crashes. own practicing with feedback i called out the report last time. we're looking at the live camera from apps and then get back with their teacher or a collaborative and you see the folks stacked up small group of kids to work around the dublin b.a.r.t. together. there's lots of ways to do that. station. above the clock you see the flashing lights. >> oakland unified tells us when it looks like there is activity as we look at the map. students return to a hybrid model much of their music i'm told a big rig is involved in the latest crash and there's instruction will still remain virtual because of the danger of also some sort of spill, maybe some oil, fuel, maybe both in spreading covid through singing and, of course, wind your right two lanes. as folks are trying to make

instruments. takes a the lot of breath. their transition on 680 north >> when my kids were playing and south that will jam you up instruments i was happy when through dublin. they played on campus and not at home. if you know what i'm saying. that may add more traffic. >> yeah, exactly. watch the surface streets. back to you. >> darn it. >> thanks so much, mike. >> won't be joining the band 5:32. anytime soon. startling new numbers marking a all right, well, with school right around the corner, kari, grim new milestone. you mentioned this is the last california now has 10,000 weekend for your kids. i would imagine you want to get confirmed deaths from covid-19 out and enjoy some good weather? on top of at least 540,000 yeah, you know, it's going to be a nice weekend but it will infections. but a glitch in the current be heating up. system is leaving the exact we won't see as much fog as numbers in question. we're seeing now as we take a state leaders say a glitch in the electronic disease reporting live look outside in san francisco. foggy start but it will clear center is leaving california out quickly as we go throughout the morning. cases of covid underreported. in fact, as we go hour by hour we're going to all start out "today in the bay's" cierra with upper 50s and low 60s and johnson joins us live to explain what this means for counties then see the temperatures around already on the state's watch lunch time. list. in the upper 70s for the inland business that is are now in east bay as well as the north bay, santa rosa at 75 degrees. limbo. cierra? >> reporter: yes, good morning. while san francisco will be in the low 60s and we'll see some when the state announced those sunshine throughout the day as

latest covid cases they were we'll be a few more degrees presented with a caveat. warmer in the valleys today. and getting to work this those cases are actually higher morning, mike, how is it looking than they appear because of an ongoing data glitch. heading out the door? and with that glitch the state you might not have as much is now freezing that state watch company as you sometimes do. the sensors are green, that's list so no new counties are the good news, and you have a being added or are coming off of job if you're going to work. the list. we thank you for doing that essential work for the most part out there and no problems on the it is made up of counties that did not meet one of -- any of roadways. essentially clear except for six metrics including case rates looking at the tri-valley. above 10 per 10,000 people over the slower drive continues to be over here. a 14-day period or a hospital 84 cutting through livermore and increase of 10% or more over sunol. a slower drive right where the three days. narrowing hams and that's typical. a quick look at the bay bridge westbound a disabled vehicle has every county currently on the completely cleared from the list are required to force gym reports right around treasure ts, malls to close. island. back to you. with the current glitch those all right. counties are not coming off of thank you very much, mike. that list despite the fact "the verifying the source. coming up twitter's new push to mercury news" is reporting they boosty the white are inching closer to being able to fall off the list. house. ♪ she may be a savage but she >> we don't know if we can open one day, have to close the next day.

is emerging from a traumatic attack with her head held high. we are just playing it by ear. the new gig she just picked up weeks after she was shot. >> reporter: no word on how long it will take the state to correct that glitch. and today we wrap up our "keeping up in the classroom" as many counties stand in the series. dark unwear where their numbers in california the minimum stand county and state leaders instructional time will depend on your child's grade level. are urging folks here in kindergarteners will get three hours a day. students in first through third california to fight the spike with the heat wave to keep in will get three hours and 50 mind that social distancing, minutes. fourth through 12th graders will wear that facemask and avoid get four hours a day. crowds. does that include all the homework we get to do, too? cierra johnson, "today in the i'm looking forward to it. bay." not. >> thank you very much, cierra. 5:11. a lot more news ahead. major development involving businesses are starting to bounce back. allegations the santa clara county sheriff's office traded concealed weapon permits for campaign contributions. >> bob, the district attorney's office scheduled a news conference. we know that our unit, our investigative unit has been talking about this for a while. >> reporter: correct, kris and laura.

a news conference will announce the results of a grand jury probe. multiple sources tell nbc bay but what if you could do better than that? area this investigation centers like adapt. discover. deliver. on whether or not laurie smith's in new ways. office favored people who to new customers. donated to her re-election what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. campaign. at comcast business, five years worth of data, found we want to help you not just bounce back. that contributors to her but bounce forward. campaign were about 14 times and now, we're committed to helping you do just that more likely to get a concealed with a powerful and reliable internet weapons permit compared to those who did not contribute money. and voice solution at a great price. the unit found 79% were award call or go online today. add concealed carry permit while fewer than 6% of those nondonors were not. people like mark who asked what would it take to get a permit. >> every one of them, said, well, if you make a substantial contribution to sheriff smith's re-election campaign you'll do ove your chances.

that. >> reporter: sheriff smith has declined to comment on the investigation. her defenders have said she has done nothing wrong. a spokesperson for the district attorney has only said this morning's news conference will announce the results of an ongoing investigation. bob redell, "today in the bay." thank you, bob. 5:36 now and to a developing story, the oakland a's are in damage control and dealing with backlash on social media. take a look for yourself at one of the a's coaches caught on camera with what looks like a nazi salute. it happened after the a's won their game yesterday at the coliseum. there he is on the right-hand side. the a's bench coach ryan christenson was congratulating the players as they came off the field not with an elbow bump like the others but with a straight armed salute. the a's relereleased a statemen saying they condone it and it's extremely offensive. he said, quote, i made a mistake

and will not deny it. my gesture unintentionally resulted in a racist and horrible salute that i do not believe in. what i did is unacceptable and i deeply apologize. "keeping up in the classroom" focusing on san as you get out the door at francisco where teachers in the 5:13 on this friday morning district reached a tentative leaving from dublin we're distance learning deal for the looking at temperatures that are coming school year. starting out nice and cool with "the chronicle" reports the deal some mid-50s here and just a few came together after a 16-hour marathon bargaining session on clouds, but sunshine in the forecast today as we warm up wednesday. into the upper 70s. the union says it includes we'll get a look ahead to our stipends for teachers who are weekend forecast coming up in a working from home and need to few minutes. cover costs there. and a smooth drive for most also includes flexibility for of the bay although i have seen teachers who have their own children learning from home. a little bump in the volume for the deal will remain in effect traffic from richmond into san through next june or until rafael. students return to class, that's the richmond to san whenever that might be. rafael bridge. i wonder where they get that name. a smooth drive and no problems. we'll monitor the build coming through our special keeping up. up in the classroom series we continue to look at ways to help really bridge this unique school good morning. i'm leslie picker at cnbc year for students. and today we share some good headquarters. wall street is set to open lower

news with you. as tensions between the u.s. and $7.1 million worth of good news. china heat up after president that's how much santa clara trump issues executive orders on county is providing to help bridge the digital divide. chinese app overnight as part of santa clara county office of education has identified 15,000 the order any transaction with students without the necessary bytedance and the parent company tools needed for at-home of tiktok and wechat will be learning. that money will be used to help buy laptops, tablets, wi-fi and banned in 45 days. law make remembers strmakers ar hot spots where needed. lack of technology not a new agree on an unemployment benefit problem in the bay area, but one that expired at the end of last county supervisor says it's one month. on tap today investors are we have to end if we want to watching closely the july jobs provide a stable future for the report out at 8:30 this morning, county and state and students. just about 15 minutes' time. >> how far are these kids, these economists are expecting fewer jobs added in july than in june children, these families getting and the unemployment rate to pushed back in terms of generations? and we've seen it happen in the fall to 10.6% from 11%. past. the coronavirus pandemic has we can't exacerbate that problem. forced a shift in uber's >> earlier this week the city of business focus. the company's food delivery san jose and at&t announced a business is now larger than ride hailing. partnership to install 11,000 after bookings and uber's ride high-end hot spots within the city. sharing business plummeted 73% in the second quarter from last so this is the last weekend year. bookings for uber's food of summer for my kids and for delivery business surged 113%. kari's kids as well, so i have a

feeling some folks will be whooping it up in the backyard. the ceo said on uber's earnings call that the pandemic has moved very exciting. delivery from a luxury to a close utility. >> we're going to have some warm facebook will allow weather, too, it will feel like employees to work from home summer as we check out our live until july of 2021 and will give view in san jose this morning. them $1,000 for home office no clouds. we're starting out clear and a needs. lot of sunshine today. facebook will reopen some you'll also notice it will be offices in a restricted slightly warmer going into the capacity, the company said it was unlikely many companies in the united states and latin afternoon. usually this time of year america will reopen before the reaching up to 82 degrees. end of the year due to high i think we'll go slightly above numbers of covid-19 cases. that today as we look at our the move follows similar steps morning trend continuing to from other big tech companies. rise. looking at our high temperatures google's parent company alphabet for today expect a high of 85 said it will allow employees to degrees and the south bay, 89 in work from home until mid-2021 antioch and some mid-80s for while twitter proposed remote parts of the north bay. work indefinitely for some mike, you've been keeping an eye employees. on the roads and there's a couple issues now coming up. so it sounds like everybody yeah. in fact, two of those issues needs to get comfortable there. maybe at the dublin interchange. >> yeah, i had a real estate at least i know about one for agent reach out and say if you need a bigger house now that sure. we have it live on the camera, everything is happening at home, flashing lights over on the right side and chp has issued a let me know. traffic alert for the dublin >> that home office is key now. >> it is. interchange. west 580 now jammed up >> thanks, leslie.

approaching the interstate. there's a big rig involved, fuel >> i have a studio right here, and oil on the roadway and maybe kris. some major injuries from what i >> i'm going to join you. can tell in this report as well. a new push by twitter to so we're concerned as we look at the map, concerned about all of boost transparency, unveiling new labels to accounts those factors and the people involved, the people who are considered state-backed media or backed up in the area will official government entities. likely hit boulevard and through the move is designed to prevent livermore as well. cutting through on 84 is all governments from advancing their right through livermore. we expect more slowing and we own political agenda. the white house will be among see that already coming off official accounts receiving that label. russia, china, the uk and france are all included on the initial airway, the rets rest of the list. bay. i'll show you a crash coming up. trending this morning when sounds good, thanks, mike. lady gaga sings "born this way" 5:40. questions about the count. she meant born a talk show host. coming up, the major concerns later today launching a new raised about the 2020 bay area weekly show called gaga radio on census. plus, just because the apple music. and in today's first episode warriors are missing from the talks to people involved in the nba bubble doesn't mean we're not getting fierce bay area creation with her album that representation. we'll talk with a peninsula man released in may. it starts at 11:00 this morning. now getting the opportunity of a lifetime. i'm hoping she'll wear something exciting like that. >> we will see. she always does something

exciting. the hot girl of the summer continues for one rapper, now the face of a makeup powerhouse. >> the rapper posted she is the global brand ambassador for revlon weeks after her feet were injured in a shooting in the hollywood hills. she joins other ambassadors including ashley graham. i'm sorry i sent revlon to voice mail the other day. i guess it could have been big. should have answered that one. >> they need a good latina representation there, kris. >> that's right. get two for one, what do you think? >> i just need to invest in conce concealer. >> i need a little powder. it's warm in the studio this morning, kari. it's going to be warmer this weekend as our temperatures continue to go up. let's check out our live view this morning. we still have the humidity.

i don't know if revlon makes any humidity hair products, but we need that this morning as we in soma. our forecast for the north bay if you're about to lace up the sneakers and head out for a run we're going to have temperatures in petaluma around the mid-50s with some clouds to start and then as we go into the rest of the day we're warming up in the mid-70s by noon. as we check out our high temperatures for the south bay, expect it to reach into the low 80s today. we're going to see a high of 83 in cupertino and some mid-80s for morgan hill and gilroy. and we're going to see those upper 80s today in concord reaching 89 degrees. oakland will be in the mid-70s. half moon bay will see more clearing today after a foggy start. and in palo alto expect a high of 84. we're up to 67 today on the embarcadero with north bay high temperatures in the mid-60s for point reyes and 82 today in napa. checking out the forecast for some of the places you may be

heading this weekend if you're going to lake tahoe it is going to be warm. sunday 85 degrees and a lot of sunshine throughout the week. but cool for the coastal areas with monterey seeing someg for weekend, but dominated by high pressure over the pacific, and giving us a little bit of a shift in the wind creating an offshore wind for the next couple of days, a very light wind will cause our temperatures in the inland valleys to heat up. so we're going from the upper 80s today to the 90s in the right now at 5:43 we're going to see some clouds on the forecast for the interior peninsula and also foster city valleys and next week it's still to start out this morning. hot to start while san francisco now it's going to be a nice, and along the coastline will stay in the 60s. cool start to the sunshine breaking out by 10:00 to 11:00 mike, how is it looking? any issues popping up you and some low 70s for early in the afternoon. know, we have a couple that did appear on the chp blotter. no injuries reported. as we look at your map, a smooth drive. a couple important spots, the issue over by sfo am taking traffic alert continues west 580 you up to the access road there, one of the exits northbound 101 jamming up approaching the near that exit you may have a interchange because of a big rig

little bit of slowing. crash. in san jose your typical build we just zoomed past it in san as well as the crash north of mateo. our camera so things are there may be a missed report. dragging here from 880 up to shy we'll double-check on that. of observing road. so far everything looks okay. there is another crash reported blocking your fast lane over here at the dublin interchange we expect to learn the fate for west 580. no slowing shows up on our speed of the golden state winner. sensors but we do have the build out of the altamont through livermore and sunol. deangelo confessed to a 13-year back to you. crime spree where he raped and >> thanks, mike. all right, coming up next killed women between 1973 and nbc bay area responds. 1986. some of those women were killed here in the bay area. in 2018 dna evidence linked him >> reporter: they're connecting thousands of kids via video and to the crimes and he was arrested and now faces life in they're having fun while prison without the possibility of parole. learning. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we are keeping up in the classroom and we want to show breaking news just in, the you the brainchild of some berkeley business students next. july employment numbers just came out and the u.s. economy plus, you know you can always find our team on social added 1.8 million jobs, more media. take a look at kari's new mask. than experts actually forecast. the unemployment rate is now at her mom finding a way to keep busy cranking those out keeping 10.2%, down from 11% in june. her safe, and you can see kari, developing also this morning the pink really might be your color. be sure to join kari on clock is ticking on tiktok which

instagram, facebook and twitter and let her know what you're doing to stay busy this week. the president says will be banned in 45 days. the popular social media app is a, quote, national emergency. the president says tiktok could enable the chinese government to spy on american citizens and it'll go away unless it is sold to an american company. microsoft has been in talks to buy the app. also new this morning the bay area's leading the state in responding to the 2020 census in part because we like that option of responding online. the national response rate is about 63% or 93 million american households. san jose is exceeding that with a 70% response rate. oakland is higher, too, at 65%. san francisco is lagging behind just a bit with a 60% response rate. the u.s. census population count determines how big a slice our local communities get of the pie, $675 billion over ten years for housing and transportation, hospitals, education, and more.

congressional seats are also determined by the population count. so far more people in the bay area have responded to the census than in 2010, but one census leader says there's still a lot of holes. >> there's still a lot of work to be done in san jose, san francisco, and across the bay area. we want to make sure to let people know their time to respond is now. time is running out. next week we'll send people door-to-door. >> because of the pandemic those census workers going door-to-door will be wearing masks and will observe social distancin distancing. if you want to avoid that in-person visit respond online at 2020census.org or call the number on your screen or return the mailer sent to your home. you will not be asked about your immigration status. decision 2020, governor

newsom signed a law allowing couns counties to merge precincts but in exchange the sites that do open will have to open from saturday, october 31st, through election day for at least eight hours a day. a new warning this morning from wildlife experts. don't feed the deer. there's a disease now killing the deer population right here in the bay area. "the chronicle" is reporting over the past few months dead deer have been found across northern california. the disease starts with foaming at the month, they have seizures as well. they find it's rapidly spreading. it doesn't affect people or pets. veterinarians recommend don't feed the deer so they don't congregate. just before the nfl deadline five more players opted out of the 2020 season and that means now 66 players in all are sitting out because of their health concerns tied to the

pandemic or about 2% of the total pool of players. the nfl is taking a lot of steps to ensure player safety. some fear that will fall short. the "today" show's sam brock will take a closer look when "today in the bay" concludes at 7:00 this morning. the nba is finishing its season inside the bubble in florida. while the season for the warriors is over there is one bay area man proudly representing us. >> this is really cool. sedric salinas is one of six barbers hand selected to join the isolated teams inside the walt disneyworld resort. he started cutting hair at 15. last follow he moved to l.a. now he's an official nba barber

for the summer. living his dream. >> don't let nobody tell you you can't. >> he made a cut to stay off for one more month. >> sometimes knowing who not to talk to is the case, too. >> usually your stylist knows a lot more than other people. >> we should talk to him when he comes back. that's really the story. kari -- >> i think it might be ponytail weather this week, kari. >> it's going to be hot. you'll be doing whatever to try to stay cool. a live look outside starting out with our view, now it's clear this morning we have a clear

sunrise to start. if you're going out in livermore, check in with mike here in a minute. looking at nice weather, windows down as you sit in traffic. if you're waiting until later in the morning to head out the door sunny and comfortable. we start to see the fog clearing even away from the coastline this afternoon. checking out that view in the east bay and the temperature in danville. to the north bay int middlel bed then going into this evening a nice cooldown as the winds pick up dropping back to the 60s and 70s and upper 50s tonight. for me and kris we were talking about this is the last summer weekend before school starts. if you're making a weekend

getaway, maybe lake tahoe. it will be hot with mid-80s. for monterey we have some cool weather, clouds and fog throughout the week. it's just going to really start to heat up and we'll see more of that hot weather going into early next week. for the interior valleys expect from the north bay to the east bay down to santa clara valley mostly some 80s but then some 90s popping up by the end of the weekend. mike, you're keeping tabs on the breaking news. >> sorry if my microphone was on as i was keeping things straight. the dublin camera, we wanted to convey the fact this isalert. approaching the interstate, major crash here, major injuries -- or at least injuries. trying to sort out the details.

the right two lanes are blocked by the big rag krig crash. they need two more for other vehicles that is quickly building through that direction. folks know they can cut down through the area using 84 which looks light right now. surface streets will get more traffic heading to 680. san jose is jamming up north 101. the approach to tully for a crash but no major injuries there. back to you. happening now, the sturgis motorcycle rally kicks off in south dakota today and more than 250,000 people are expected to show up. that rally could be the biggest event anywhere since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. there will be certain events canceled like opening ceremonies and parades because they will

draw large crowds. also, sanitary measures will be amped up including sanitizing stations throughout the city. crews will disinfect the sidewalks every night. much more ahead on "today in the bay" this friday morning including california spending millions of dollars converting a basketball arena into a covid-19 hospital. but was it worth it? next the actual number of patients treated there that may leave you surprised. you're watching "today in the bay." - [narrator] did you just reward yourself

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welcome back. 5:56. millions of dollars spent on a coronavirus surge hospital ended up helping just nine patients. when california health leaders were anticipating a huge increase in cases the state turned the sleep train arena into a field hospital. $12 million spent on setting it up and staffing it. fewer than ten shows up over the next ten weeks. continuing coverage of the outbreak at san quentin prison. tents used for additional housing, they're removing them. there are 173 positive cases

down from more than 2,200. at least 23 inmates have died from covid-19 complications there. a search for the missing continues in beirut after that massive explosion on tuesday. here in the bay area the lebanese community is coming together to support each other as they grieve. a vigil last night shared a lot of stories about loved ones who are now homeless, injured or perhaps didn't survive. >> playing together, a door blew up and smashed a little girl to wall. she's been fighting for her life the last two days. she literally passed ten minutes ago. >> 145 people are confirmed dead, house more are injured. nearly 250,000 people are now homeless because of their buildings were destroyed. bay area community is trying to raise money to help hundreds of thousands who are desperate for aid. a successful lawunch for

spacex this morning. >> three, two, one, ignition and liftoff. >> there we go. an unmanned rocket launch after being delayed over technical and weather issues carrying more than 50 satellites into space. many of which will boost internet service around the world. coming up on the 6:00 hour people are outraged off the contra costa county school board moved forward, why opponents believe their concerns were flat-out ignored. a bay area school leader announcing plans to step down days before schools reopen. why it will likely be months before a replacement is named. and keeping up with the

music to help keep up in the classroom. one plan to let the music play despite social distancing and budget cuts. a third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now. good friday morning to you. it's good to be here with you. marcus washington enjoying a little time off. i'm kris sanchez in for him. >> and i'm laura garcia. most likely he's sleeping in. what are the temperatures going to be like, kari? it will start to warm up for the inland valleys. we're starting out with fog once again in san francisco. it may even drizzle for a little while. skies clear as we look at our temperatures heading through noon in the inland east bay and the north bay we're in the 70s and heating up from there. a little bit hotter especially in our valleys.

and mike has been tracking a traffic alert. >> i have for the tri-valley. let's look at our dublin camera. our camera is locate d but it i slow from 580/680 interchange. the flashing lights you can see on the right side. a big rig is involved. the jam you see there is because of a big rig with a fuel spill. they need a heavy duty truck to pull this big rig and they need a sweeper after they get the absorbent out there. i hear about injuries as well.