black lives matters activists. houston astros. smoke and the fog and what's the a's areto going on around the three main why kenosha's mayor wants when they were in houston they president trump to called off his planned visit to the city. received the positive test complexes of fire. result. they quarantined at the team as we look at the santa cruz and the a's baseball team on hotel. mountains we are going to see a hold after someone on the crew players and staff were tested yesterday morning and, again, start in the mid-50s and high tests positive for covid-19. they expect results later this humidity which is good at 100%. morning. that's when the a's will talk then we look at some of the next what has to happen before with the league and medical the games can resume. staff to figure out what happens other areas and you look at the "today in the bay" continues right now. next. >> ultimately we need to see if forecast for today, it will start to heat up, looking at this is an isolated infection or upper 80s and low 90s and that and a very good monday a larger issue and the only way morning. thank you for joining us. i hope you had a great weekend. to do that is to be patient, >> i'm marcus washington. may cause fires to spread. make sure everybody isolates, mike is keeping an eye on this which they're doing. monday. what's the main issue you've been tracking for the commute? that monday morning forecast. >> reporter: until those results come in the a's general manager >> i'm trying to find out what the mainss david forst doesn't know if his kari? we do still have that team wilregame series against t northbound 880 up past the microclimate weather alert. mariners which is supposed to coliseum, look at the packed in smoke still rolling in today and begin tomorrow. so as we look at what's taillights. also not clear when yesterday's they've built up over the last happening with our temperatures few minutes. that at least we do have a cool game against the astros will be now there's typically made up. start with some upper 50s and we reporting live, bob redell, construction up to 23rd. "today in the bay." will be warming up today, a northbound side, though, has none scheduled. little bit warmer than thank you, bob. yesterday. we'll talk more about that the southbound side is on the grid. coming up. 5:07. mike, how is it looking for the all ac transit lines should be as we look at your maps we are up and running again. early morning commute? kari, a gas meter on fire, seeing consistently the over the weekend workers deep northbound side slowing from th.

cleaned the facilities after a so i'm going to say that the group of ac transit employees our crews are out there. we have some information as we reported covid-19 exposure take a live look. rest of the bay moves smoothly. we'll track this from hayward to outside of the work space. some of the exposed employees use 580. are drivers. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 5:10 this morning and they were called to the scene when there was a fire on the side of the house. 5:08. working to pick up the pieces. coming off a nice weekend across 5:25 here on "today in the bay," the bay area, marcus and i were as the effort begins to clean up seven residences were evacuated the damage from hurricane laura, and everybody, we're told by the out to a c shelters new details on just how long event which was a lot of fun, that process may take. captain, will be returning home. everything is calm right now. actually got out of the room. it sounds like no other problems >> yeah, you were out of your plus, big changes may be than tolls and that's behind the coming to your paycheck and two safeway off the expressway. box. political accounts on twitter make some changes as well. >> a lot of cats for sure. we'll talk about it in business and tech. the weather was cloudy where i back to you. and "black panther" star >> mike, thank you. we want to continue with our was. wildfire coverage, it has been chadwick boseman and the two weeks since the lightning touching memorial from one little boy. plus -- storms across northern california and this morning new signs of progress. ♪ break out break out ♪ it is now nearly 60% contained. ♪ look at me >> despite the pandemic stars came together for one of those biggest nights in music.

a breakdown of the moments some good news there. everyone is still talking about the fire has burned some 375,000 this morning from the vmas. you're watching "today in the bay." acres. the scu complex fire is now 55% another day, another chance to bounce forward. contained. the same amount of acreage, a little more than 1,000. and the czu complex fire now 37% contained. if you can believe it, the burn scars from the czu and scu fires are visible from space. nasa released these satellite images taken last week. so the large red areas you see there is where the infrared equipment picked up the burn scars. the areas will be an ongoing concern when the rainy season arrives. >> this is a great reason you should download our free app. let's do this. that is a great way to stay by making internet speeds fast and reliable.

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>> reporter: in a statement biden accused the president of 70s. you'll notice this afternoon it will be a little bit warmer recklessly encouraging violence while condemning the violence compared to yesterday. we'll talk about this and what's unequivocally himself. ahead in the forecast coming up. in washington alice barr, nbc news. we're still following this big jam for northbound 880. a look at our camera right by some demonstrators spent part of their sunday in the coliseum. handcuffs after a heated all those taillights up to 23rd. construction scheduled on the southbound side. political protest. i'm going to assume it's a mid a group is calling for democrats to leave their party and join entry incident or caltrans grid. the gop. one organizer says everything we'll keep tracking. was largely peaceful and only took a bad turn when one good morning and a happy counterprotester threw a traffic cone. >> we come together now and say monday as we wrap up. we're going to stand up for our country and they are destroying steve scalise has taken down a tweet showing a man interviewing joe biden, edited in such a way our neighborhood and country it implies biden supports show up. yeah, our side will have defunding the police. something to say about it. biden does not support that and twitter flagged the video as misleading. >> counsell closed off the bri he says he took it down after the man in the video asked him to. the person running herman cain's commuters. four p eo custody and officers say they

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have tested positive for paycheck until next spring so you have more money in your pocket. to be clear you will still owe covid-19? that money in the end and the >> reporter: either a player or irs is explaining it's going to a staff member, we don't know collect that money from your employer if you don't pay it, who, tested positive which means your employer may not want to participate in this. you may not see extra money in your pocket because your employer may be concerned you might go on to another job and they're stuck with the bill. this may be up to each employer individually. >> scott, thanks. >> thank you very much, scott. it is 5:16 right now. tesla is rolling out a software update to allow its autopilot system to actually detect some feature. it will be displayed on the car's dashboard and will be used to set up a speed limit warning. it will sound a chime when you're sitting at a light that turns green, like wake up, go,

buddy. however, whether it's actually safe to move the car forward. an emotional tribute rolling in for movie star chadwick boseman. to be young, gifted and black, to use that power to give them heroes to look up to, to do it all while in pain. what a use of his years, end quote. his former co-star writes, brother, you were one of the all-time greats, and your greatness was only beginning. lord love you. rest in power. he died from colon cancer at the age of 43. on saturday in the lakers' first playoff game, this is after the boycott, lebron james made the black panther symbol with his hands there. he said boseman portrayed one of the first superheroes his family and the black community could really relate to. some of the most touching tributes came from children. th.

he actually set up his own memorial for his superhero dolls. this was in missouri at his home. he and his dad tweeted out this photo. it has more than half a million likes. >> so shocking to so many people. well, trending right now last night's mtv music video awards were dedicated to him actually. the host said it's a true hero not just on screen but in everything that he did. his impact lives forever. lady gaga already has ancar and multiple grammys but this morning she can add five vmas to her awards show. ♪ rain on me rain, rain ♪ ♪ rain on me >> gaga tweeted big time during last night's ceremony mostly for her duo that was a big hit.

the numerous and unique masks she wore on stage and encouraged others to wear masks saying it's a sign of respect. that must have been hard. >> i was distracted because she was playing the brain. what's this we see, kari? >> that's a look at the moon. i was just walking past the window, what in the heck is that? yeah, that's the moon because of all of the smoke this morning. and so it's really giving us an orange hue to the moon this

morning. we know we're also going to have a very colorful sunrise because of that. as we start out, the smoke moves in. a it into our valleys. even as we start out with fog we will see our temperatures at lunch time and 83 degrees in livermore. up to the north bay and we're going to reach into the low 80s in the middle of the afternoon. there will be some spots reaching into the low 90s in the east bay and the far north bay, heading out this evening in san jose it's going to be 75 degrees right before sunset. so we are going to have a nice cooldown as the fog returns to the coastline. it keeps it cooler there. as we go into the middle of the week the marine layer gets deeper and that will help cool

us off. brings us our natural air conditioning. by the end of the week the high pressure moves closer and that's going to fight off that natural air conditioning. coming down to the upper 80s, i should say, by the end of the week. mike, what's happening out there with the morning commute right now? well, kari, you showed the orange moon. i have the reddish glow. unfortunately, taillights or brake lights north on the nimitz. now we should start to see these break up north of where you're looking at 66. we do have hope for those sensors to take a look there. i've been scanning around the caltranscameras as well and i did find one that showed some construction to the north around 23rd and it does look like the crew there has cleared. the speeds should increase and they are showing a change from red to orange.

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welcome back. many people in lake charles are now deal without electricity or running watt fer they have a home to come back to. the storms left half a million homes without power. 200,000 without running water and has prompted evacuations in hospitals and nursing homes. at least 15 people died in that storm. but survivors, they say they plan to rebuild. >> this is just a house. we'll rebuild. in louisiana we know that this is always a risk. our community is probably the strongest community that there is. and so everyone is helping everyone. >> the category 4 storm estimated to have cause d $20 billion in damage. foster farms plans to shut down its complex.

at least eight workers have died. some 350 more have been infected. the facility will shut down for six days to undergo deep cleaning and additional worker testing. about 2,600 people work there. nbc bay area responds to a fremont family that feared losing a couple hundred dollars in vacation money. >> they asked chris chmura and his team to help get the airline dispute off the ground. >> reporter: good morning. a family had $600 in hawaiian airlines vouchers. a trip to hawaii sounds great right about now, but two problems. first, hawaii still has a 14-day mandatory quarantine for visitors. second, the vouchers expire at the end of the month. she says she asked hawaiian airlines to extend them, but she

didn't get a response. so she asked us to agreed to e the vouchers until next year. that is a $600 win for her. aloha. we used to say airlines delivered white glove service with an iron fist underneath. some rules are punishing, many agents unbending. during the pandemic they've backed off, new flexibility, even with old, nonrefundable tickets. ask for generosity and use the huaca principle, if someone tells you no, politely hang up and call again. what do you have to lose? back to you. thanks, chris. firefighters make some progress on three bay area wildfires that are burning. more evacuees are also returning home. coming up next we're going to show you what kind of weather conditions firefighters will be up against this week. plus, ready, set, reopen. we love the sound of that. bay area counties giving the

green light for indoor malls as the launch to reopen today. we'll break down what you need to know.

right now at 5:30 the firefight still very much alive. crews are gaining ground making way for more evacuees to return home. next, the overnight development on all of the fires, plus -- >> we're back in business. it's a new day.

they get to move inside, but not in every county. we're breaking down the easing restrictions. and a mailbox misery after several were removed in oakland. why the post office is now putting them back. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you. it is monday morning and we'll get you started with a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that and we have to talk about the air quality, kari. it's been pretty bad. at times we've seen the worst of the air quality in fairfield where it is very unhealthy for all people but elsewhere it is unhealthy if you have breathing problems. we'll be monitoring this as well as hotter temperatures in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking right now for the commute?

>> i also have red. north 880 and the coliseum is jammed up solid from 98 up past high street. the flashing lights, i believe, are indicating crews clearing up to 23rd. it's not scheduled for that side of the freeway but clearly that's causing the delay. back to you. thank you very much, mike. continuing our wildfire coverage it's now been more than two weeks since california's lightning strike fire ignited. at least seven deaths are tied to the fire. nearly 2,500 homes and other structures destroyed. more than half from the three bay area complex fires. the lnu complex fire in the north bay is now nearly 60% contained. thousands of structures are still threatened but none burned over the weekend. good news there. that fire has burned some

375,000 acres. now the scu complex fire is now 55% contained. that fire has burned almost the same amount of acreage with the number of structures destroyed now a little more than 1,000. and the czu complex fire in the santa cruz mountains is now 37% contained. that fire has burned 84,000 acres with close to 1,200 structures destroyed. a really great way to stay informed is through our free nbc bay area app. we've been sending out the latest evacuation updates and weather alerts along with other breaking news stories. 5:33 for you that morning. it is a big day for hundreds of small businesses across the bay area. they're going back indoors.

they're now allowing hair grooming outside. let's head outside to "today in the bay's" cierra johnson. i know you're getting an up close look on how many are making out. >> reporter: the folks here at a salon located in oakland, alameda county, we were talking off camera it's been five and a half months since they've been able to do their passion which is doing hair. they set up tents. i want to talk about how it's been. this is one of the owners. when you were able to open, what was your initial row action? >> when we were initially told we could open we thought we would be inside.

alameda county and san francisco and santa clara county were the only ones that weren't able to do outdoor services. so we had this announcement and opening and had to say, no, we're not going to be doing that. we just started on the days we were allowed to. >> reporter: you have two salons and several employees. talk about the process with both filing unemployment andotional can't help them at this time. >> my husband went through the whole process. >> the loans, all unemployment insurance claims, it was a bummer having to lay everybody off.

we rehired some and fired them again. do a rehiring for outdoor color services. >> so we have a color of colorists who can't come back right now. it's sad because we can't be together and we have a strong team. >> having education on mondays, keep everyone motivated and inspired and it's lasted five and a half months of everyone being unemployed who works for us, all 21 employees. >> reporter: sounds good. we'll be back in about 45 minutes to talk about the process of cutting hair outside is like. they reopened after a

>> i've gotten a few of them the past few weeks, crow aierra. thanks. for the first time the public hearing in the court battle over the reopening of california schools. so that suit challenges the governor on his decision to keep schools mostly online. at issue here, if the governor actually ceded his executive order some 6 million students could be impacted by the decision. a south bay church continues to defy health orders by remaining open and actually holding services indoors. showing yesterday's indoor sunday service. the church for weeks has been ignoring health codes. "the mercury news" reports even before yesterday had been fined $15,000. those are said to be the largest fines accumulated anywhere in the county which calls the

services a public health threat. in just a few hours state lawmakers will vote on an emergency bill aimed at blocking evictions until january 31st of next year. now the current statewide moratorium ends tomorrow. it will put into place due to the pandemic. we all know about that one. under today's proposal courts could force tenants to pay back rent through august 31st but can't evict them. for rent 25% of that by johnanuary 31st. happening today the post office says it will return mailboxes removed from downtown oakland. six mailboxes were removed due to ongoing protests. they will be returned until

after the presidential election. it is hazy due to wildfires burning. an air alert has been extended through tomorrow. meteorologist kari hall has been following that, tracking what we can expect today. how is it looking for us? we'll have a slight increase in temperatures and also with all of the high pressure we've had pushing that smoke back down into the bay area with the northerly wind that's the reason why it has been extended. temperatures are nice and cool. reach into the low 90s. we'll have more on that air quality coming up. mike, how is it looking for the commute? a ten-minute delay on b.a.r.t. heading over to antioch. to look at the roadways, a bigger delay.

there's a crash around the high street exit. you should be doing better for 23rd where i think there was overnight construction going on. we'll check on that coming up. back to you. thank you, mike. 5:40. ending the violence still ahead on "today in the bay." joe biden's call for calm on the streets of america. plus, hear from senator kamala harris on reforming policing. plus, the governor of wisconsin says president trump should not come to his state because of the violence. talk about a break, a shoutout from the queen b herself. one struggling california business certainly singing a new tune. you're watching "today in the bay." hi. we're glad you came in.

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5:43 and to foster city. we will have temperatures mostly in the upper 50s and a slow climb as we head into the low 70s by early in the afternoon. nice day ahead but dealing with smoke. we'll talk about that. more coming up in a few minutes. let's take a look at southbound 680, a couple lengths blocked by a crash.

checking on injuries and we'll see how that builds. north 880 is jammed solid up to high street there's a crash. the california senate will now require the state's top prosecutor to investigate all police shootings that kill an unarmed civilian. the senate passed the bill over the weekend despite opposition from attorney general xavier becerra. he called a previous version of the bill untenable and unreasonable because it would cost his office up to $80 million a year. the bill now heads to the final vote in the senate assembly before it would go to the governor's desk. decision 2020 and joe biden again condemning violence on the streets of america. but he's also calling for some new national policing standards. here is his vp nominee, senator kamala harris. >> when joe biden talks about reforming policing in this

country, it's a number of things we need to do. we need to start by banning chokeholds and carotid holds because george floyd would be alive today. >> biden will travel to pennsylvania where he's to speak about escalating violence under the presidency and the president's lack of focus on unity. >> the president has been accused of stoking disunity. >> that's right. so scott mcgrew joining us right now. the president has been tweeting about the situation that we're seeing in portland. yeah, and that video coming out of portland certainly does not show at times law and order and president trump running as the law-and-order candidate. but it's not just the protesters. there's video of trucks running down people in the streets as well. trump posted his support for his supporters calling them

patriots. president trump will travel to the other trouble spot, kenosha, wisconsin, on tuesday. a police officer shot jacob blake seven times in the back. the mayor and the state governor asking the president to stay away. the governor writing in a letter to the white house i am concerned your presence will only hinder our healing. i'm concerned your presence will only delay our work to overcomedy vision. there was a week ago president trump announced the fda would allow the emergency use of convalescent plasma in coronavirus cases. the head of the fda later apologized for some of his own claims. it is effective and has been used for decades in patients with infections. it's still early days but here is the american death toll in the week since the president's

announcement largely unchanged. now nbc uses a unified set of numbers from johns hopkins, so we're still waiting on the weekend numbers. we should have that for you in the next hour. and we'll keep our eyes on the courts. ceo steve bannon enters his plea in the fraud case, accused of raising money to build the wall and taking some of that money for himself. we'll be tweeting about it. you can find me on twitter. i'm @scottmcgrew. >> 5:47 right now. continuing coverage in the coronavirus pandemic. it is the final day of black business month. throughout the pandemic so many small businesses have really been struggling to just keep their doors open. >> in los angeles making a comeback where the owners re-inventing business. boutique queen dropped their fashions and now the florist has flowers and foliage for sale. beyonce gave them an online

shoutout. something they were surprised by. >> i'm still screaming. sometimes i cry. it's a dream. i'm so grateful for her putting all these black businesses on the map. how incredible to use her platform that way. >> you can hear more about that big endorsement on the "today" show right after "today in the bay." all right. so today is a very big moment for one of our own right here on "today in the bay." one of our own that we love inside and out. we're talking about kari washington. she's going all natural with her hair today. >> kari hall. i'm sorry. >> we did not get married over the weekend. >> sorry. sorry. it's monday. i need more coffee. but anyway, i was saying that you decided to go all natural with your hair and that was kind of a big moment for you. tell us what inspired the change. >> this was the story i posted

on instagram and facebook just talking about how four years ago when i got pregnant with my daughter that i really wanted to be healthy so i stopped using the chemical relaxers and talked about the process that i went through in just trying to keep straight hair for on the air. and so you watch the stor story @karihallweather. i talk about how -- i know it's just hair but we do use it to express ourselves and also shows much of our culture and also what's natural to us. i was going through all these extreme lengths to change that. watch my story on instagram and facebook. i talk about how i'm doing this now for my daughter. i want my children to know that they don't have to go through those extreme lengths to become something that they're not. i wanted to express that and i stopped using all the chemical relaxers and wigs and all of that stuff i was using for on the air so that my children know

their hair and the way it grows is just great. you can watch that. i'm at kari hall weather on instagram, facebook as well as twitter. now let's get to our forecast for today because we move on with this business. it will be heating up once again. a look at our air quality because that's been the main issue for us. at times it's been so smoky you don't even want to go outside so that unhealthy air quality will continue today. unfortunately as we get the northerly wind and that high pressure pushing that smoke down to the surface we're going to see that trapped in the bay area 83 degrees in napa and in san francisco we're in the upper 60s. we'll see temperatures heat up

as the high pressure builds and moves in and will be hot for the weekend. we're starting out hotter for the start of this week as well. some of our warmest spots, low 90s today and more of the same. a slight cooldown by the end of the week with upper 80s. check out the weekend forecast. it's going to get hot once again. hopefully over the next few days. we do continue to see progress with the containment as those fires continue across the bay area. as we look at san francisco this is where we have the morning start with fog each day. we are going to see temperatures slightly warmer in time for the week. mike, you've been keeping an eye on several issues popping up for the morning commute. we don't love this but it happens, the metering lights. they were turned on just after 5:30. notice the middle lanes are now

moving pretty well. hov is always the best case. as we look at the approach, no problems getting there. i saw some flashing lights and there's a big rig on the shoulder and that distraction could be enough to be kicking all that slowing out of hayward and san leandro. looking at the maps and moving smoothly. happening now for you the first ever direct commercial passenger flight from israel to the united arab emirates took off this morning. that flight from tel aviv to abu dhabi holds great symbolic value and is a key step in relations between israel and the uae. a direct flight was made possible as part of a deal brokered by president trump. it is 5:52. much more ahead on "today in the bay" this monday morning

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thousands of demonstrators taking to the streets of mexico city calling on president obrador to resign. protesters say he is unfit for the job citing the struggling economy and lack of action on stopping the spread of covid-19. obrador says the protests are elitist. fewer people are going to the doctor because of the pandemic, and that is leading to a drop in immunization rates and new worries about additional outbreaks. the california department of health says the number of vaccinations in april dropped more than 40% compared to one year ago. and that's despite state law requiring students to be immunized against diseases including measles, mumps. new for you this morning a ripple effect from california's stay-at-home order.

researchers have seen a 58% decrease in deadly crashes involving mountain lions. that study finds the traffic decreased and about two fewer large animals are being killed each day from traffic collisions. the city of fremont is making it easier for those struggling to make it in the bay. that's where a new homeless navigation center opens today. that center will help people without a place to live transition into more stable and permanent housing. that center is located next to city hall. right now at 6:00, major progress as firefighters continue to fight the three wildfires burning here in the bay area. up nt we'll talk about some of the new games thins they made oe weekend. plus -- >> it's you who have created the

hate and division. >> president trump blaming the violence on democratic mayors and his supporters clark with black lives matters activists. kenosha's mayor to the president. and a's baseball on hold. after someone on the team or the staff tested positive. other players' test results just came back. what has to happen before the games can resume? the third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now. the third hour because we've been on since 4:30. i'm laura garcia. a commute for us. first got to talk about that air quality today. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect. kari? yeah, we know that spare the air alert has been extended

through tuesday and we're seeing the reason why. air quality is still pretty bad out there and in some spots it is very unhealthy. we're seeing that in fairfield right now. improvements for a little while in parts of the south county. a change in the wind direction or wind speeds can make all of the difference in where the wind is coming from and how thick it will be. as our temperatures heat up i'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. mike, we have several issues for the morning commute. yes, not the least of which is the bay bridge toll plaza with the metering lights on. what's more is oakland, 880 northbound is jammed up past the coliseum. a live camera shows you the taillights up to high street where things are starting to enjoy. the map shows you how tough it is driving up from san leandro up past the scene. i circled the bay bridge as your other slow spot on the map. better news for sunol, 680 the crash did clear as you passed by

andrade as the tri-valley starts to build. >> let's get you caught up on the latest in the bay area. the lnu complex fire in the north bay is nearly 60% contained. thousands of structures still threatened but none burned over the weekend. >> the scu complex fire has burned almost 380,000 acres. more than 100 structures have been destroyed. and the santa cruz84,000 acres and close to 1,200 destroyed. >> the burn scars from the czu and scu fires are visible from space.