tiktok was collecting far more information about you than it should have been on the android so many americans can see version of its app. them in kamala's story. the sort of behavior banned by >> it gets people excited for google for the android store. a lot of apps gather too much voting. >> right now at 5:00, from the information about you. the concern is tiktok shares bay area and beyond, excitement that information with chinese government officials, something growing on the left over kamala tiktok denies. mar rice becoming joe biden's wall street with a great running mate. start tuesday with that somewhat the first campaign event is happening today. dubious news of a vaccine for plus, what harris' addition covid-19. ended the day lower after mitch means for the race to the white house. mcconnell said negotiations over happening today, the bay area's fourth largest school district heads back to school. a new stimulus were going sort of. nowhere. we'll talk about the last-minute note that tesla price, more than twist parents and students need $1,300, the latest company to to know before firing up the split its stock. it is -- shares into five worth laptops. and winds of change, triple one fifth what they are now and making t buy. digit temperatures are headed our way. apple did this last month, as we are tracking the arrival as well. airbnb in san francisco has "today in the bay" continues right now. begun to file the paper work to start its ipo selling shares to good morning to you on this the public. wednesday morning. marcus, what a strange time we i'm kris and chez. live in.

>> i'm marcus washington. we're in a recession but the stock market is near an all-time breaking news for this you this high. one of the companies hardest hit morning. the 3.9 quake striking south of by the recession and the inability to travel is airbnb orning and and they think it's a great time monitoring that. to ipo and may very well be. if there's damage, we haven't heard reports just yet. it's weird days out there. want to bring in kari hall for >> totally. us this morning with more of you always say that the stock that. kari? market is not the economy and a >> yeah. this is an area that often has good reminder for the rest of earthquakes but this one was us. >> oh! you have been listening. stronger at a 3.9 so we may have that's great. >> i'm a good student. had more people feeling it early turning this morning calling this morning. here's a look at the current all '90s lovers, spend the night earthquakes and fault lines in the world's last blockbuster. south of santa rosa. the store listed on airbnb for you have the clear lake and then three one-night stays in the geysers. september and an end of summer so as we go through the morning sleepover. it will include access to an we'll continue to monitor that for any damage. unlimited movie marathon but as that was felt through us a breae marcus remind us, be kind, rewind. kamala harris becoming the

heat before it arrives this vice presidential pick means we'll see more of maya rudolph weekend. mike, how's it looking right now for the drive? >> pretty good on the roadways, on "saturday night live," right? >> we got a preview this spring. kari. we are looking at speed sensors >> oh, this is a debate? around the bay in the green zone is good stuff. changing a little bit. honestly, i had no idea. a crash in fremont around i was just in the neighborhood. while i'm here -- i just want to mission and details on that. skip over in toward slowing for show you how good you could have had it, america. liver more for 84 and out of the you with held your donations and i got tired of waiting so i walked my fine -- out the door. altamont. you could have had a bad -- back to you. now to decision 2020, joe biden's vp pick dominating this >> all right. headlines this morning. rudolph responded to harris vp "the washington post" right here. it's in a historic move, biden announcement saying she is ready to reprise the role and she was nominated for an emmy for selects harris for vp making a playing live." first joint appearance today as running mates. >> listen. it israh palin played by tina f. scott mcfarland is covering the announcement from washington. >> to make the first appearance in the presumed presidential it's a double-edged sword i nominee's hometown of think. >> certainly will be fun times

wilmington, delaware, mid there on "saturday night live." all right. look. afternoon as senator harris is it is not saturday just yet but first woman of color on a major it is wednesday and we have a look at the forecast for you ticket for vice president. in-person appearance today. heading into the weekend. we are closer to the weekend and the historic yesterday totally the hot temperatures, too. electronic as joe biden spoke with senator harris asia zoom >> yeah. saturday's actually going to be and issued a text and a tweet the hottest day in the forecast. announcing the decision calling senator harris a fearless we'll get to that. let's start out this morning as fighter for the little guy and we are going to enjoy the last one of the country's finest day of some mild weather. public servants. fellow democrats say senator looking live from walnut creek, harris' record and experience in if you head out the door we are the presidential primary debates going to see temperatures in makes her a force for the biden brentwood in the low 60s. it is a nice drive this morning campaign which is already and also throughout the day, leading in the especially during those early polls. >> beating trump gets us out of hours. we see at noon up to 80 degrees and continues to climb from there. as you check out that seven-day the a valley but they can help us get to the mountaintop. forecast, it is already up at the bottom of the screen. >> reporter: about an hour after the announcement, president we look at today's high trump criticized the choice of temperatures looking at a high senator harris. >> she's a big tax raiser. she is a big slasher of funds reaching 89. 82 in san jose. for our military. the temperatures aree some 60s

plus she was very, very nasty. >> kamala harris ran for president by rushing to the heading over to oakland reaching up to 70 degrees today. radical left. look the at what's happening in >> as you see there, the trump the pacific, we have hurricane campaign penned a video elida and continues to weaken. well to the west of baja criticizing the senator to his twitter page. california. won't impact any land until it's weakened and drawn into a southwest desert area of high pressure and that's going to they have a virtual fund-raiser. bring in some higher humidity senator harris and vice president biden tonight and then for the bay area. next week she speaks at the starting on friday into democratic convention. saturday. high heat and humidity, not a live in d.c. i'm scott good combination here because macfarlane. take a look at these numbers. >> thank you. who replaces her in the up to as we go into the next several days we'll see the high temperatures reaching into the newsom. california political insiders upper 80s to 90s and then up to 102 degrees this saturday. speculate on karen bass of l.a. combined with humidity it is dangerous to spend long periods london breed or libby schaaf. of time outside so we'll talk more about that coming up. mike, any issues for the morning just political guesses as of right now. commute? >> besides your forecast, yeah, whoever that is the candidates will not be able to look at the commute itself.

the forecast again for kari in a couple days. afford the coronavirus pandemic that's when things get kind of response. here's a live look at the state yucky for my taste. capitol. rather, the nation's capitol over to the roadways, great for where the senate is still trying my taste as far as most of the to hash out a relief bill. drive. green sensors all over the bay. republicans and democrats point the finger blaming the other for all out the trivalley and look the stalemate leaving americans over here. i didn't have a chance to put in dire states as cases and the arrow but at the tom of the deaths continue to rise and more people are out of the work screen north towards that 680 worrying about mortgage and slowing. rent, senate leaders went head to head yesterday in their construction zone. typically cliri opening statement. here covid-19 cases continue typically clearing right about to climb. counties reporting more than now. so far that tri-valley drive 1,500 new cases. several saw significant spikes. easy and the bay bridge toll contra costa county added nearly plaza no problem. 400 cases and same amount in things should start to build. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:21. alameda county, likely higher up next for you here on tbs, nbc due to the state clearing the bay area responds. backlog of results stuck in a computer pipeline for nearly a >> donated backpacks arrive into the hands of children. in san jose, we are supporting week. 29,000 students are going the schools with an opportunity back to school in the south bay. for you to pitch in. that's next. the bay area's fourth largest

school district has its first andbehind the scenes day of school today and in a surprise reversal, san jose unified teachers teach from home look at the home set-up. if that's what they want to do. i posted on instagram. bob rydell is san jose high you can't leave it up overnight school where classes resume in a in a tiny house. few hours and we are talking there we go. about a big about-face, bob. little white board put that up >> reporter: correct. because my family made a couple a surprise reversal if you will. guest appearances. good morning to you. follow us. you're watching "today in the san jose unified said it got a bay." commitment from the union representing the teachers that they would be able to provide the same quality of instruction from home as the classroom and within the past 24 hours, the district said they can choose to teach from home if that's what they would like to do. the distinct announced the surprise change and the school district agreed to teach on campus in empty classrooms but the teachers did

not vote and many did not like it arguing that working from home allows them to be safer and cut down the chances of catching covid-19. teachers can teach from the empty classrooms or from home and once teachers decide to work from home, they cannot change their mind and go back into the classroom. one teacher told the paper they feel the decision is late in the game and could have been easier for everyone if it wasn't so last minute. reporting live from outside san jose high school, bob redell, "today in the bay." all right. thank you very much, bob. returning to the classroom is top of mind for so many people and happening today a discussion about just that. doctors from ucf children's hospital will hold a virtual meeting on when and how to resume to normal and in-person instruction from -- they're going to discuss pros and cons of that distance learning and what parents and teachers need

to do to ensure safety when the classrooms reopen. we did put together a list of bay area districts and back to school plans, find them at nbcbayarea.com. an outbreak of coronavirus continues to hit san quentin state prison. latest today, an update on the situation. 25 inmates have died from the outbrack and 1:00 p.m. the stop san quentin outbreak coalition with a press conference. officials ignored guidance it's reported from the top health officer as the outbreak started. also later this morning, a protest at solano state prison. now to an issue we don't hear too often about coming to making it in the bay. today a sant it says

are unfair conditions during the pandemic. members of alpha omicron pi said that the international chapter not allowing members to opt out 5:24. welcome back to you. of the housing contract claiming downtown chicago's bridges and they have to pay nearly $2,500 expressways are back open this morning after looting and in fees for housing facility violence earlier this week. despite the fact that they can't this is video from sunday night take advantage of the services and monday morning of the clashes with police and looting. during the pandemic. they plan to gather outside the 100 people were arrested. school's mlk library at noon. 13 officers were hurt in that and noon is going to be a melee. very hot time to be outside, officers say that there will be kari. a couple of days before things you have been warning us. the temperatures were going to are back to normal for cleanup. rise and to make it perfectly clear you're wearing that red vaping may increase the risk just to make sure we know that it will be hot. for a bad outcome of covid-19 in >> yeah. young adults and in teenagers. it is going to be hot heading that's according to a new toward the end of week. stanford study. researchers surveyed more than today is a break with seasonal weather. pleasant hill forecast and the 4,300 young people and a senior temperature tornado for the morning, heading out the door we author explains what they found. see a few clouds, temperatures in the upper 50s. >> if you ever used electronic a slow rise in the temperatures cigarette you are five times as we go into late morning into more likely to be diagnosed with

the afternoon with some upper 70s at lunchtime. here's a look at the high covid-19. >> coming up, hear that dramatic temperatures. not too bad today with low 60s spike that number takes for near the coast and upper 80s and those people who have vaped low 90s for the inland areas. nicotine and smoked cigarettes we'll talk more about the high in the past 30 days at 7:00 heat coming p. mike, how's it looking for the right after "today in the bay." all right. drive right now? so this summer we asked you to >> well, look to a similar color help kids in need get ready for the school year no matter what theme as your beautiful outfit it was going to look like. there. >> we asked you to donate the golden gate bridge which is not golden. backpacks and you delivered it's international orange. reddish out there right now. supporting the schools. chris chmura was on hand glowing lights show the easy tuesday. drive. i saw slowing on the northbound >> reporter: good morning from san jose. washington elementary school, more than 200 parents lined up side. the map did show slowing but the to pick up schools live cars you just saw were just fine through the area. around the bay area where no problem. so's the bay bridge, no problem backpacks are distributed. in partnership with the familiar from oakland. the crash we saw over in fremont giving tree, people like you is over near the furniture have donated thousands of backpacks, family giving tree store. no stores involved and no said a total of $483,000 donated problem right now. back to you. all right. thank you very much, mike. and 22 thousand dollars a warning for young people in backpacks for students in need. the principle here at washington

america. still ahead and new this elementary school tells me the need this year because of the morning, discovery that teens pandemic and the economic and young adults that vape are downturn is stronger than ever. more at risk for coronavirus. >> over 90% of our families are you've heard of apples struggling with everything from basic supplies for school to versus oranges. basic items at hand. how about apples versus pears? >> the need for everything is greater, food, supplies. a sleepover like no other. how you can make your dreams so this is us just trying to get our kids the education they come true and stay the night deserve. >> reporter: there is still a inside a last blockbuster on chance for you to participate in supporting our schools. earth. oh, the videos we could watch. you can head to our web night nbc bay area.com. when you are there, build a don't forget to rewind. backpack virtually or you can just make a contribution. in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, chris. 5:27 this morning. next, a historic pick, a reaction on the pick of kamala harris for the running mate. what we can expect out of today's first campaign stop. and order up, the bay area city taking action trying to

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right now at k:13, for parts of the east bay from the trivalley to the delta, all the way up through solano county, a heat watch. it's hot this week. we'll talk about the factors that will contribute to that heat and what's ahead in the forecast coming up. by including someone who is kari, we had that crash in fremont on a city street. the first black woman and south asian woman on the ticket he is walking the talk. warren. it is okay. everything is going smoothly. >> right now at 5:30, senator just by the camera. we didn't see the crash with the camera but you see the volume of harris as running mate is getting praises this morning. taillights building head l upin a live report on the support of the bay area mayors and some concerns from voters. plus, clearing the backlog. to fremont and union city. and good morning. very happy wednesday to you, as helping to ramp up covid-19g ank well. facebook says it is taking down

millions of posts misleading quickly. and feeling hot, hot, hot. oh yes. about coronavirus. either about how it spreads or if you're not, oh, it is coming the cure. for you. from the beaches to inland, we people posting some nonsense to are tracking those temps for you facebook either innocently or as "today in the bay" continues. sometimes not so innocently. good wednesday morning to you. apple asked a court to stop this thank you so much for making us web side called prepare from a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. using a pear as its logo because it feels it's too close to its >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura own fruit logo. garcia. take a look at the legal documents. there was a 3.9 earthquake that apple uses a fruit logo with a leaf. pear is a fruit logo with a leaf struck near clearlake 4:45 this and apple lawyers say that's too close. what apple is doing technically is a notice of opposition. morning. maybe you were up. not a major quake but certainly now this might seem a little bit strong enough that people could mean spirited. after all, apple is the biggest feel it. at this point, no reports of company in the world but the law says you do have to defend your damage or of injuries but, kari, trademark in all journal" says we know that this is always a wake-up call to be prepared. >> yeah.that sees small earthqu. with a 3.9 this morning, we see

it's right between the rogers creek fault as well as the san andreas fault and constantly shaking with these very minor quakes so understand again as we go into the morning we'll continue to monitor for any damage, these are areas actually reporting that they felt it in parts of napa and sonoma counties and more on that in a few minutes. mike, what's happening with the drive? >> things are pretty calm right now but to the tri-valley we had a couple of reports coming in. the maps overall green sensors as you expect. build for san jose. over there in the east bay. slowing southbound 680 just past 84. reports of a crash there and another cone closer. more traffic feeds in off of 84 towards sunol and 580 so just watch that area for more build. back do you. now decision 2020 and just a few hours kamala harris joins

joe biden in person to kick off the cam pan. this comes one day after biden announcing harris as a vp pick. this morning the front page of "the chronicle" read mar rice makes history. however many are asking if senator harris transforms the ticket and gives biden the boost to beat trump. cierra johnson has more reaction coming in overnight. >> reporter: good morning. there's nothing like seeing one of your own rise through the ranks and that's what we're seeing as kamala harris was picked as the running mate for joe biden. senator harris started here in san francisco and this morning folks here are showing their support for her. harris started as district attorney in san francisco before moving on to become the state attorney general and then senator representing california. now this hometown girl born in oakland, grew up in berkeley where a mural in her honor now stands near her childhood home.

in the minutes after the announcement, local leaders and those from her hometown shared their excitement on this historic selection. >> it is important to make sure there's people that have similar experiences and backgrounds and understands what people are dealing with on a regular basis and it is time for us to make some real changes. >> i'm happy. i was hoping it was her. she is from the community. >> reporter: joe biden took to social media sharing in a tweet that senator harris is a fearless fighter and the country's finest public servant. president trump also shared his thoughts on the pick saying that he is following her career for a while and felt she was extraordinarily nasty. "today in the bay." all right. thank you. we'll continue to talk about that all day long i'm sure. now to the pandemic. california is starting to add the 300,000 testing records that were not reported during that

glitch we told you about late last month. yesterday more than 12,000 con f firmed cases were added but not clear what dates they were confirmed in that time frame. the good news is that hospitalizations continue to decline. there's more happening in contra costa county to address that delay in getting covid-19 results for people who get those tests. health officials say two county lab facilities will get additional equipment to allow processing of hundreds of covid-19 samples a day with a one to two-day turn around time. they say labs are overwhelmed with the volume of tests. the county opening up two new testing centers this week, both in richmond. many of us are fighting the battle of the bulge during the pandemic as indoor gyms remain closed across the bay area. an event being held today to aim to showcase the importance of fitness and health. this morning 24-hour fitness plans to hold a pop-up cardio class happening outside the san

jose super sport along crane road. dining to stay in palo alto. in june the city c odoor dining. palo alto online saying the council extends the program until the end of the year. also considering making businesses having a covid surcharge. to plan for the rise in vaccines due to the pandemic. happening today, you don't have to push that button to get across the street in parts of santa clara county. you don't want to touch anything. santa clara roads department has touch free buttons to limit the spread of covid-19. one of those spots will be south baskin avenue right across from valley medical center so a very

important location for that. the device will be active waving a hand in front of it instead of by pushing a but on the. and a follow up now to the pg&e settlement in the south bay. sonoma leaders will talk about how to spend that settlement money to rebuild from the wildfires or fsit should go to covid-19 response. they decided to get public input so if you live in the north bay weigh in. the options are funding wildfire recovery issues or addressing the needs from the covid-19 pandemic. happening today, the mayor of palo alto to address the protesters saying that foothills park is racially segregated. this is the third protest at the park challenging the residents only restriction. that starts at 4:00 p.m. and this comes after the city council approved last night to

expand access to the park for those nonresidents. palo alto online reports that the new program would allow the city to sell passes to nonresidents who want to visit that park. the council says on the 2022 ballot voters will decide if the new program should be permanent. more housing is coming to san francisco for folks who are just trying to make it in the bay. after decades city supervisors just approved construction of more than 1,000 new units along the reservoir site. a proposal to transform the 17-acre property off ocean avenue in the work since the 1960s. the property is a parking lot for city college of san francisco and more than half of those units will be sanctioned for affordable housing. new video to show you of a remarkable encounter in southern california. look how beautiful that is. nearly 300 dolphins caught on that camera sunday stampeding across the ocean near dana

point. >> wow. taken by a captain dave's whale watching safari. it was above the glistening water wowing those people on board that boat. you buy a ticket for something like that and you hope for the best. you cannot ever plan to see something like that. >> thinking the same thing. wow. so beautiful there. you know what? today, kari, today is a day to take a dip in the water because it will be a hot one. >> not hot today but we will have some hot weather in the forecast and i think people will be heading to the beaches but make sure you check ahead and make sure they're open. i went to north bay beach over the weekend and saw a whale kind of just swimming back and forth. this morning probably hoping to see the meteor shower and clouds rolled in and can't see morning today we are enjoying the nice weather. mike, how's it looks right now heading out the door?

>> it's pretty good except for the tri-valley where drivers will find some slowing, exceptionally slow in the sunol area. we are talking about the trouble southbound 680 just shy of andrati. it's a dump truck. second crash with a dump truck. the first over on the peninsula. this one right hire affecting folks coming down out through livermore for 84. back to you. >> all right. thanks, mike. requesting fur story. still ahead for you on "today in the bay," the new plea of investigators in the golden state killer case and what information we're still hoping to learn about his brutal crime spree. in washington, president trump reacts to joe biden's decision and congress just getting nowhere on that stimulus bill. and sidelined.

the big decision made to postpone all fall sports for many colleges and the impact it is having on athletes. plus -- ♪ now this is a story all about how my life got turned flipped upside down ♪ >> such a favorite for so many in the '90s and now talking about bringing it back. we'll continue that conversation when we come back on "today in the bay."

right now at 5:43, head outside in walnut creek as we see a nice sunrise this morning and enjoying one more mild day before those temperatures really start to crank up. as we look at the trend, we are in the upper 70s at noon. we'll talk more about the high heat in the forecast coming up. and it's not as well for the san jose camera but take a look because the headlights tell the tale. we have a build starting about 5:40 and slowing north of 680 on 101. no progress in washington over a new coronavirus stimulus bill this morning. >> scott mcgrew, polls show americans blame both sides.

>> yeah. and there are really no winners here at all, are there? good morning to you. lawmakers are meeting. they're at the capital but they're really there mostly to face the tv cameras and point fingers at each other and complain. republicans say the democrats' plan is too expensive. democrats complain the republicans' plan does not do enough. but as you mentioned recent poll by our sister network cnbc says americans in six key battleground states are split pretty evenly about who's to blame. 40% blaming the democrats, 39% the republicans. 18% say both. president trump is reacting to joe biden's pick for vice president. it will be interesting to see how president trump handles all this. trump donated to kamala harris's campaign for state attorney general. so too did ivanka trump. here's the president. >> but as far as kamala is concerned, she is a big tax

raiser. she is a big slasher of funds for our military. and she's got a lot of difficult things that she is going to have to explain. plus she was very, very nasty to one -- one of the reasons that surprised me. probably nastier than pocahontas to joe biden. she is very disrespectful to joe biden. and it's hard to pick something that's that disrespectful. >> he's talking of course about the june 2019 democratic debate where senator harris challenged biden on the past voting record. biden was a clear front runner at the time and most candidates going after him. it is not that uncommon for former rivals to team up again. remember, barack obama picked hillary clinton as his secretary of state but most famous example that you are thinking of is george h.w. bush calling ronald

reagan's economic plan voodoo economics and then feeling pretty sheepish when then ronald reagan picked him as the next vice president. >> but i call a voodoo economic policy. >> voodoo economics, how candidate george bush described candidate ronald reagan's policy in the 1980 presidential primaries. mr. reagan is now vice president bush's and he said he never said it but the record vividly proves otherwise. >> so we'll be watching when's happening in washington. my focus will continue to be on donald trump but decision 2020 will be all of our focus. you can follow us on twitter. ank you, scott. anyone living in sacramento county in the '70s likely remembers the reign of terror that the east bay rapist left.

now deanglo pled guilty to 13 counts of murder in june and expected to be sentenced next week. "the sacramento bee" said that the county's d. amt wants to hear from those who were quote living through that terror. new video for you this morning out of southern california of a police chase that happened yesterday afternoon in the town of azusa. the driver of the white sedan crossed into on coming traffic several times. the driver was still able to get away. officers tried again and that time it worked. as you see right here. police quickly boxed in that car so that driver could not get away. then after a short struggle officers arrested the driver. no word on how they started this chase. a judge says that ventura county church can remain open for now. with indoor services despite requests otherwise. the god speak cavalry church made headlines over the weekend for holding the indoor services

even after a temporary restraining order prevented it from doing so and led to violent confrontations outside. between protesters and church at the department of health asked a judge to shut it down but the pastor refused. a contempt of court hearing is scheduled for this month. a pair of the power five football conferences announced a postponement of fall sports seasons. the big ten made it official basing that decision on medical advice and counsel from the big ten task force for emerging infectious committees. the pac-12 came to the same conclusion. oregon state university president alexander a pac-12 member said travel was a major concern for his school. >> we got some areas in our conference that are some of the hottest spots in the united states such as los angeles and phoenix. and it just doesn't make sense

to be bringing back students into those hotspots. >> the pac-12 commissioner said all scholarships will be guaranteed, that was a big question for student athletes. the conference is also asking the ncaa to extend a year of eligibility for the student athletes. we know that's a big concern. kris, 5:49 for you right now and how my life got flipped turned upside down. you know the lyrics and there's talks of a reboot. >> the only reason why you're not in jail is because uncle phil called in a favor. >> so the trailer made by a fan inspired a dramatic reboot of the series. it will be the same plat as the '90s comedy and will focus on the realities of a teen being sent from west philadelphia to live with his uncle in california. no word yet on where to watch it or when but several streaming services are reportedly pretty interested.

prince praised the trailer when it was released calling the concept brilliant. it is really flipping the script upside down and doesn't appear to be a comedy. it looks like it might be a little more serious look at the social dynamics of it all. >> absolutely. especially in this climate and probably well received right now, too. >> we will have to wait, oh -- expect it, i guess. >> absolutely. kari, we expect heat, though maybe not today. >> not today. we are still starting out with the cloudy skies during the morning and clears up and we have some comfortable temperatures for the amp as we start out with a live look outside in dublin. we can see the fog that you will drive into as you continue on 580 and then as we look at our temperatures for today once that clears out our temperatures will be very seasonable reaching into the low 80s in san jose. mid-80s for morgan hill and low

90s for antioch today, as hot as 96 in ukiah and santa rosa with the upper 70s so a lot of changes ahead here going through the forecast. as we track what's happening out in the pa siccific here's hurri will change our weather as we get closer to the end of the week into the weekend. what happens as we have this large area of high pressure over the desert southwest to draw in some of that tropical moisture heading into friday and saturday as that weakening system continues to pass it's going to push our humidity levels much higher for the end of the week into the start of the week. when you combine that with hot temperatures we will have some unbearable heat and feels oppressive out there by friday and saturday so heat watches are already going up for our inlands

reaching into the triple digits up to 102 degrees this saturday. mike, we are getting ready for that. how does it look heading to work? >> good, good, good. meteorologist said unbearable for the heat, guys, coming up. san jose the northbound 101, i . there's the slowing on the sensors. tri-valley, that crash i believe has all vehicles moved to the shoulder now. should be better but still very slow and merge with traffic coming off highway 584. new zealand's largest auckland is back under lockdown. authorities found four cases of coronavirus from an unknown source in one house. the four are the first reported cases of local transmission in the country in 102 days. the health minister said that

the family is in strict self isolation and the prime minister said that traveling into auckland is banned unless people live there or are traveling home. >> wow. we still have more ahead for you on "today in the bay" including researchers with a new way to stop the spread of covid-19. why the inmates you see here are celebrated across the golden state. you're watching "today in the bay." hi. we're glad you came in.

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at san quentin prison continues to strike. later today an update on what the situation is like inside there. so far 25 inmates have died in the outbreak. at 1:00 this afternoon the stop san quentin outbreak coalition holds a virtual press conference. there's a report that officials ignored coronavirus guidance from a top marin county health officer as the outbreak started. also later this morning, there is a protest at so lo no state prison. they say there's an inmate that was retaliated against at that sfaf. vaping may increase the risk

of coronavirus in young adults and teenagers. researchers surveyed more than 4,300 young people between 13 and 24. senior author of the study explains what they found out. >> if you have ever used electronic cigarettes you're five times more likely to be diagnosed with covid-19. coming up, hear the dramatic spike that number takes for those who have vaped nicotine and smoked cigarettes in the past 30 days. 7:00 right after "today in the bay." researchers at ucf have an approach to try to stop the spread of the virus. they're coming up with an aerosol spray. people give themselves a dose of what they call aeronabs via an inhaler or a nasal spray, synthetic antibodies and

researchers believe it more effective than ppe like masks. southern california's doing something special to remember the late nba legend kobe bryant. you may remember that unforgettable day in january when bryant died in a helicopter crash and killed his daughter and seven others. august 24th is kobe bryant day and supervisors chose the 24th because bryant was born on august 23rd and wore the numbers 8 and 24 when he played with the lakers. right now six from the bay area and beyond, a lot of buzz over kamala harris selected as joe biden's vice presidential running mate. the first campaign event that's happening today plus what harris' addition means for the race for the white house. the bay area fourth largest school district heads back to school. sort of. we'll talk about the last-minute

twist parents and teachers need to know before firing up the laptops. and the winds of change, triple digit tempera we're fanning ourselves a little bi good wednesday morning to you. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm marcus washington. want to get you caught up on breaking news. the 3.9 magnitude quake striking in cobb just south of clearlake. you can see the glitch there or the jolt on there on the seismograph happened about 4:45 this morning. of course we will have more of that coming up. kari hall is monitoring that kind of givering us the shake intensity of that, there were people who felt it al these blue dots show the reports this area and very

seismic region. we know that. typically very small that you