nice and fairly cool weather it will be about 75 degrees in considering we do have a warm-up cupertino. a mystery one. 76 in concord. from something crazy to headed our way. something heartwarming, we'd better take it in and enjoy something good to tell you about it still will feel comfortable. this morning. it as we lock at our temperature the community helping a salinas trend in pleasant hill as you family in need. this happened after a photo of we'll see temperatures reaching start out the door. into the upper 80s but not so these two girls doing their upper 50s to low 60s, and it homework outside of a taco bell will slowly climb as we go into many 90s. went viral. today. great to take a break from that take a look if you haven't as we look at our high temperatures this is our break extreme heat and then going into seen it yet. from the extreme heat as we it's really highlighting the reach into the mid-80s for parts the evening with 60s and 70s. digital divide some families are of the tri-valley. going through. these little girls were upper 80s for the east bay and searching for wi-fi so that they oakland today will reach 71 could logon and do their work. we've been talking about our air degrees. quality and why it's so bad when we'll talk more about this and the photo led to a woman that weekend forecast coming up. starting a go fund me for that mike, how is it looking right now for the commute? you have high pressure that family, and it's raised more than $130,000. well, for the hair i used a the woman who started the go little more restraint. causes it to sink and keeps the smoke from mixing out. fund me said the family was you freeze your curls. facing eviction from a rented room they were sharing. that's what's going on here. we have cooler temperatures that the donations have already been not a lot going on but i do have also causes the air to sink and used to put the family up in a to call out the curve area. hotel for a week and supply them keeps the smoke near the surface. that's what we see each and with a lot of badly needed the freeways are looking great every day. items. it looks like this will stay but, you know, you do -- that for those speed sensors. with us, the same weather digital divide is very, very we'll send it right back to you. pattern as well as the smoke. all right. real. here we are in silicon valley. since we're talking about hair so as we go through the forecast going into the weekend we'll not there are a lot of this morning, take a look at only have to deal with smoke but

this. caught on camera house speaker high levels of ozone as our needy people in a huge state. nancy pelosi getting blow back >> it also shows the dedication temperatures go up. so we're going to have a couple of those little girls there. things making our air quality hey, no matter what, we're going even worse going into the labor to get this done, and i love day weekend. seeing that. it's going to be up to 103 >> exactly. >> it really sets the example for the blow-out. degrees on this sunday. for a lot of kids out there. pelosi can be seen with her face and, mike, you've been keeping >> there you go. track of the morning commute. tomorrow's leaders right there. uncovered walking around. how is it looking right now? >> absolutely. "today in the bay's" cierra let's get a look at the johnson live in san francisco. a lot of people upset about kari, i'm focusing on the forecast for today, kari. how is it looking out there for this. a lot of business owners, in south bay where there's a couple us? it's looking pretty good. of incidents going on here. fact, cierra. i want to show folks behind me it's nice to have a break from >> reporter: yes, good morning. everything moves very smoothly some hot temperatures and at some are calling her both unfair on the altamont pass, typical least for this morning a break and hypocritical that speaker from a lot of the smoke for many pelosi was seen at this salon on out of the contra costa and of our microclimates. let's head over to mountain view union street here in san alameda county areas. francisco. now in the video, as you can see 101 southbound, the transition and how it will shape up. on to 880, there may be an issue we have this westerly wind she's seen wearing a cape, on the connector. bringing us nice and cool air to rather, walking around with her mask down. start out this morning and a the video with wet hair inside a vehicle overturned, a slow rise in temperatures as we the san francisco salon first right now at 5:13 as we get look at this trend. surfaced just hours after dozens a live look outside in san jose look at our microclimate distraction at least. of salon owners, barbers and he we're going to start out with a forecast and high temperature for today. also moving the circle down to expect it to reach only up to 80 cooler morning and some clouds, but then we'll see as we go 280 northbound shy of downtown degrees in downtown san jose. through the day temperatures in san jose. as we move to the east bay we is they gathered to be allowed a sand barrel repair that may the mid-70s only reaching up to have some upper 80s for this to reopen the inside of their about 80 degrees. afternoon reaching 85 in walnut businesses. we'll talk about a warm-up in

as it currently stands barber, need to be removed from lanes. creek and for the coastline our holiday weekend forecast hairstylists and nail techs are coming up in a few minutes. we have metering lights on we're in the low 60s as the fog allowed to service clients but continues with san mateo only in an outdoor setting. earlier the last couple of days. reaching 74 degrees. and confirmed, kari, as we back to you. san francisco will reach into look to contra costa county, the mid to upper 60s today and we'll zoom in to walnut creek, thanks, mike. our north bay high temperatures south 680 where we did have that 5:20 right now. one woman says this move simply coming up next nbc bay area up to 79 in napa and in sonoma. is not fair. slowing. responds. it's less than before. the crew clears just 242 and >> reporter: travel agents are so we've had unhealthy air quaul supposed to help, but some of >> it's upsetting and hurtful geary. more construction in the area. their customers are complaining and as we try to make some plans for the rest of my industry that about unexpected fees and has not been able to work. for the week most of us can't go refused refunds. i'm consumer investigator chris to the beach this weekend. >> reporter: we have reach out well, good morning. chmura, nbc bay area responds we'll start to see more smoke to speaker pelosi for comment next. and received a statement from very happy wednesday to you. moving in there and then looking we may be one step closer to and we continue to celebrate at unhealthy air quality as we her office reading the speaker seeing some more money coming meteorologist kari hall freeing not only have to deal with smoke always wears a mask and complies out of washington after the curls. she posted this adorable but ozone levels. secretary of the treasury steven photo -- i love this photo right and this really gets trapped by with local covid requirements. this business offered for the here. high pressure that causes the speaker to come in on a monday mnuchin told a house i hope you framed this. subcommittee he and the white >> so cute. >> yes, it is. air to sink and basically and told her they were allowed house were ready to work with look at them. by the city to have one customer you see the family resemblance, produces a cap over the bay area democrats on passing a bill and and keeps that smoke from really at a time in the business. that the funding was badly looking just like her mom. the speaker complied with the mixing out. needed, he said, to keep the so this is what we're dealing rules as presented to her by i see them both. with as we go into the next few american economy going. she looks like you both, kari. that establishment. days and once again it's going so far no word on whether the wall street loves the sound of to be hot as we see our inland money, government spending and >> make sure you follow kari for business, east salon here on the easicies have more of those adorable photos union street, or the stylist been a factor in keeping the and keeping up with the temperatures roaching eaching a involved, will be reprimanded. stock market high. forecast. she has it all for you. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq hit records tuesday. 103 degrees. great watching her page. we'll be back with more. mike,ow hs it looking now for cierra johnson for "today in the hi. we're glad you came in. bay." >> got to wear that mask. the commute? thank you. you know, kari, it's new action being taken to nasdaq near 12,000. building a bit.

try to help those struggling to we're looking to the bay bridge we gave you a heads-up on this stay in their homes during the yesterday, tesla indicated it toll plaza where we have the pandemic. "today in the bay's" tracie would sell yet more stock to potts is live for us in slower build today, slower washington with a look at the monday, tuesday and wednesday. nationwide order to really help strengthen its balance sheets. tesla fell about 4.5% on that those renters. we expect as we approach labor news. day week anyway the build at the overall the stock has been a tracie? rocketship lately. toll plaza. >> reporter: it's an executive the map shows you no major order from president trump and problems. this weekend is a holiday it authorizes the cdc, the weekend for a lot of folks and centers for disease control, to that will mean a lighter commute that has turned elon musk into a stop these evictions. thursday and friday as well as richer man. he just moved ahead of mark folks their work that's right, it's the health officials who will speak up and zuckerberg in wealth. musk is now the third wealthiest say people can't be kicked out from home. person in the world behind bill we'll see how that plays out. of their homes moving around we are looking at the south bay because that could spread covid-19. gates and jeff bezos. with northbound 101 showing the bezos is worth about $200 traditional area for the slowing billion. musk about $100 billion. and that connector, 101 they're approaching it as a forbes did the calculation and southbound to 880. health issue. determined when you adjust for i don't think they're ever going we know the federal moratorium to close it because now they're on evict inflation bezos has more money clearing the crash off the roadway. back to you. what's on your mind? thanks, mike. can you help keep these guys protected online? moratoriums expired. so states and landlords were happening now for you, the trial than anyone in human history. starting to take people back to easy. connect to the xfi gateway. begins for 13 men and women who court to evict them. facebook and twitter say they have caught russians trying to what about wireless data options for the family? are charged in the 2015 isis pose as journalists on their now this does not apply to you can customize and save. everyone. attacks in france. take a look. these are some of the sites trying to create a fake what about internet speeds 17 people died along with the news agency to influence the that can keep up with my gaming? requirements. it covers renters who make under let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. gunman in the three days of attacks. the first targeted the $99,000 a year or twice that if and now with our stores reopening, you file as a married couple. we're putting healthy practices in place. american election. you have to show that you sought and explaining why things are come visit a store today. headquarters of the charlie

trending by adding context to government assistance, you went stop in or book an appointment online hebdo magazine. to other programs to get your the tweets showing why a at a time that works for you. the defendants are accused of buying weapons, cars, and rent paid before invoking this now that's simple, easy, awesome. helping with logistics. ask. shop. discover at your local xfinity store today. particular phrase or hash tag is moratorium -- before invoking trending. mcdonald's under fire. this new rule. renters have to show it's covid coming up next on "today in the that affected their ability and bay" and all new the new lawsuit twitter will start adding an they would likely be homeless if the fast food company is facing they were evicted so they don't explanation. this morning and what the we've all done that, seen something trending. franchise owners are claiming. have anywhere else to go. we also know that this is not plus, never forgotten. you click on it and you have to going to be permanent. figure out why that particular phrase or word is trending. low housing advocates concerned twitter is going to explain it when it goes over, this goes a sigh to gipsychologist detail through the end of the year, and explain it in a way that impact chadwick boseman's death may have on children. people will still technically maybe you can't game it in the owe all of that back rent. but it's a temporary fix. way it has been in the past. >> right. sometimes in the commercial marcus? breaks the crew can hear me say, >> tracie potts in washington this morning. why is this trending? tracie? all right. >> so true. it's 5:04 right now. a lot of questions and concerns this morning simpacting 5:16. old navy is getting its staffers at a santa rosa employees involved in the coming memorial hospital. 17 workers have become infected, elections. it plans to pay employees who some 200 more may have been work at the polls for the 2020 election. exposed. hospital leaders tell "the press old navy will pay up to

democrat" it started in august but not immediately reported to the staff. it's not clear why there was a san francisco alone says it delay or if more workers have needs more than 1,200 people. have you seen this trending since been diagnosed. the hospital will only say this morning? everything is being done to she was born a coal miner's contain the spread. there's one less bay area daughter and now -- and he was born a cowboy and apparently county on the governor's watch they're pretty good tricksters. list. mayor london breed announcing the pair gave social media the reason to believe in true love when the country legend, talking san francisco's removal yesterday. about loretta lynn, posted video it was put on the watch list in july. here is an updated look at the of the two seemingly getting counties on the watch list. married, to kid rock over the san francisco joining napa which weekend. was removed last week. the marriage, they say, is not real. the whole thing may make for a great country music song but she welcome back, everyone. listen to this. watch list or not, san went on to say the pair always new details this morning, s.a.t. francisco light rail trains are joked about getting married so at a dead stop and it looks like they had fun with the idea and a.c.t. test scores won't they won't start running again saying in jest, sorry, girls, for a while. matter if you're applying to the will keep the season closed university of california through the rest of the year. he's taken now. that was one of those ones on schools, at least for now. trains did start running but a twitter trending yesterday. an alameda county judge issued a worker infection along with equipment failures shut down what? loretta lynn and kid rock? preliminary injunction ordering things once again. the system to immediately stop it is 2020. using standardized test scores anything can happen. for admissions and scholarship

moving on to decision 2020 >> the song was more so like i said i do but i really don't. decisions. president trump mo was to the ruling says the pandemic has wilmington where he'll declare restricted the ability to take exams especially those with the city a world war ii heritage disabilities who have limited access. city. it follows his controversial a look at the forecast, visit to kenosha, wisconsin, kari. marin county is changing how it is getting better out there yesterday. air quality wise. it investigates complaints about that's when trump visited businesses violating covid business owners impacted by the rules. >> we're starting out with some since july the county has looked chaotic protests tied to the police shooting of jacob blake. into some 500 complaints, but improved air quality but, the president called racist unfortunately, it doesn't look now individual cities will take like that will hold all day. over the process. police officers bad apples and businesses can be fined between blame liberal politicians for the spots we will see unhealthy social unrest tied to systemic $250 to $10,000 for not air quality today and that will racism. mostly be in the north bay as following those rules. >> we have to condemn the well as the south bay. the county says so far it has dangerous anti-police rhetoric. issued 175 fines. elsewhere moderate so if you do it's getting more and more -- have breathing problems you're really going to notice that one it's very unfair. again today. some people in southern california are being asked to >> democratic presidential we are getting more of a brisk leave their name and number all in the name of stopping the nominee joe biden accused the wind and temperatures in the spread of the virus.san diego c president of doing nothing to upper 50s and lower 60s. bring americans together and so as lunch time. only inciting more hatred and implementing new rules along with the latest round of openings for any place where violence. >> when has he spoken up about there's potentially a lot of people that includes churches, unity? restaurants serving indoors, >> the president also took some gyms or salons. heat for not visiting with jacob guests are supposed to sign in blake whose police shooting sparked the riots. and leave their number to make friends and family gathered on that contact tracing easier.

the other side of town to condemn the president and get the word out to vote this that information is then held for three weeks. november. 5:06 for you this morning nbc bay area responds to viewers who have had travel and governor newsom encouraging people to find optimism amidst troubles. >> big money hangs in the the devastation from the bay balance. let's turn to consumer area wildfires. yesterday he toured the big investigator chris chmura. >> reporter: good morning. welcome back. basin in santa cruz county, the people are telling us some it's 5:57. state's oldest park. travel agents are standing in new this morning dozens of the way of getting their money back. >> we come and go. these trees you see around me, case in point flora, a full franchise eowners are suing the some have been around for 1,300, company alleging years of refund was authorized but her systemic racial discrimination 1,400, 1,500 years, been alive. travel agent wouldn't process and inequality. the refund unless she forked they have scars that make this over a $500 fee. the franchise owners say the >> they were holding it hostage, fire look modest in comparison company denied them the same and yet they're still standing. opportunity as white and i just didn't have any means franchisees. >> many are blackened but should they're seeking a jury trial and damages up to $5 million per survive. twh the park will likely be closed of what to do unless i paid store. for at least a year before in a statement m lawsuit's alle them. tonight at 11:00 we look at the hiking or camping can resume rules that apply and will point there. you to the fine print you need emphasizing the company's some good news on the to read before you book through containment front. the lnu fires in the north bay a travel agent. are now 74% contained. also, we'll tell you what happened to flora's money. commitme commitment. similar numbers are for the scu her agent was sitting on the death of movie star complex fire. $10,000. chadwick boseman rocks the now the czu fires are now nearly 11:00. >> thanks, chris. world. half contained and it's 25% up next for you, the top it could impact the mental

health of black children. stories we're following containment for the wooded fire including rethinking the role of amidst the pandemic and the nation divided, psychologists at point reyes. colleges during the pandemic as really with all these say the black children may face emotional stress in having to historic fires, all that smoke more schools suffer outbreaks. in the air, we hit a new record deal with the death of the star. this morning. one we really don't want or are the new advice from dr. fauci. if you were thinking of heading to the beaches labor day it needs to start with the too proud of. the 16th straight spare the air weekend, better think again. parents. >> a study published found that day. parts of the north bay, like the hot spots that won't be open novato, are really being hit for fun in the sun. parents had a significant impact on well-being and empowerment especially hard due to all that smoke coming from the woodward for black youth. i think it's really important fire you just mentioned in the point reyes national sea shore. that parents really have a candid conversation about the impact this is having on their children. >> dr. turner says the coping many continue to feel the impacts. >> what you're inhaling is not just campfire smoke. conversation needs to be age appropriate depending on the this is smoke that has questions your child is asking. particulate matter from burning the oakland a's have structures, burning plastic, postponed the rest of their road trip due to that covid scare we tires, so there's a lot of toxic were telling you about. the team spent the last couple of days quarantined in houston material. >> yeah, you do feel it. after a member of their organization tested positive saturday. everyone in the traveling party >> it is very concerning for your health. has since tested negative. spare the air alerts are expected to now continue at the a's are skipping their trip

least through tomorrow. to seattle and will get ready and like we said we've never for a weekend series a crazy ri. seen them go on this long but it's important for people to really heed the warning out there because of the substances in the smoke. and last night the jazz had a absolutely. chance to win their game seven and then we talk about containment as well. that doesn't mean the fires are at the buzzer, but the shot fell completely out in those areas. short and denver advances. they do continue to burn and put the winner of tonight's game more of that particulate matter will face off against the l.a. in the air. lakers on friday. for this morning we are for many of our microclimates catching a right now at 6:00, speaker bit of a break as we look at our of the house, nancy pelosi, air quality, a little bit more of a brisk wind picking up but facing backlash after getting her hair done in a san francisco is still unhealthy in spots like salon. fairfield, concord, livermore as critics say something is missing well as redwood city and in san from this picture. how she is defending herself. jose. as we go through the day we are and relief for struggling at times going to see the air renters across the country with quality worsening as the winds millions on the verge of become lighter. eviction. as we look at walnut creek the new action that may help starting out with a cool start. them make their monthly we're also going to have a payments. slightly cooler afternoon. plus -- >> we have to condemn the we'll take a look at that as well as the rest of our microclimates coming up. dangerous anti-police rhetoric. how does it look for the morning >> when has he spoke up about drive?

kari, you mentioned walnut police and unity? creek and i did notice a little a nation divided. change, but it's for the worst. president trumpther as protests take a look at the big view. we'll zoom over to that quadrant. the big view shows no problems police shootings continue. the third hour of "today in the for the main freeways but over bay" right now. in walnut creek 680 on the right side you see behind where it and a very good wednesday says walnut creek there's some morning to you. thanks for joining us. slowing. really focused just off 242. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. i think that's a crew clearing mike is keeping an eye on that but i'll double-check to make commute. first, that air quality has been sure nothing else is going on in the city. a big topic throughout the week. harrison at fremont a crash on meteorologist kari hall has city streets. we're looking at the oakland area to show you a good volume that. how is it shaping up today? of traffic. on the nimitz a smooth drive to it's nice we do have a break this morning for many of our the bay bridge with those taillights. back to you. microclimates where you see green, the air quality is pretty thanks so much, mike. 5:10 right now. good. yellow means if you have asthma entrance exams apparently not or covid right now you are going the answer. coming up at 5:25 the new legal to have ruling that may alter your teenager's college application process. looks like there's more money for coronavirus relief. right now at 5:30, deadly

it sure makes wall street happy. gunfire on the streets of san jose. what we know about first >> i now pronounce you mr. and responders attempts to save a mrs. -- uh-oh, this country mus man's life overnight. plus -- >> don't have them go home because they could be spreading new power couple? in their home state. why loretta lynn and kid rock the nation's top infectious disease expert speaks out at creating quite a stir on social colleges across the country. media. oh, wow. we'll be back. what he says is the worst thing they could do during the pandemic. and labor day plans canceled. the beaches telling visitors to stay away. this weekend. and a good wednesday morning to you. thanks for making your morning start here with us. i'm marcus washington. and i'm laura garcia. people are already thinking about the weekend. it's an extended one for a lot of folks with labor day just around the corner. let's check in with kari right now. we've been talking about the air quality and normally i would

say let's make beach weekend plans. how about tahoe? the a bit of a break as we look at our air quality this morning for the bay area especially for many of our microclimates near the coastline, even down to parts of the south county. we are going to see this changing as we go throughout the day and also temperatures slightly cooler. still a brisk wind as our temperatures head into the low 80s. more on this and what's ahead. how is it looking right now for the commute? this is looking like an issue, southbound 101, the connector on southbound 880 we talked about that crash. chp may be closing that connector.

no major injuries but we want to make sure no one hits as a secondary crash. the last couple of days things have been getting us slowed down a little early. back to you. thank you very much, mike. it's 5:31. breaking news we're following this morning, very violent 24 hours in the bay area. two deadly shootings to tell you about. a man died along clements avenue and walnut woods near the 101 and 280 interchange. officers say first responders tried cpr but he died on the scene. they're talking to neighbors and a witness. >> a deadly shooting. officers found two victims on 17th street and roosevelt avenue. one of those victims 22-year-old man died there. the other victim is recovering. continuing coverage on our coronavirus. while house speaker nancy pelosi is getting a lot of flak on her

visit to a san francisco salon she was actually there for a good reason. today she is in san francisco pushing for congress to fund schools during the pandemic. her trip comes as the nation's top infectious disease expert opens up on his thoughts on college campuses reopening plans. the search for a covid-19 vaccine hits a promising new development but when it's finally ready who should get it first? "today in the bay's" bob redell is covering that part of the story for us coming up. first let's check in with kris sanchez kicking off team coverage with a look at a new exclusive 101 interview. kris? >> reporter: very limited in-person instruction happening here on the campus of san jose state university and the other cal state schools, but we know that a lot of colleges and universities across the nation are dealing with the return of their student bodies. trying to figure out how to handle that. already campuses are

experiencing outbreaks but dr. anthony fauci speaking exclusively on the "today" show today says the last thing colleges should do is send students home after they've potentially been infected by classmates. >> it's the worst thing you could do. keep them at the university in a place that is sequestered enough from the other students so you don't get a cluster in the university but don't have them go home because they could be spreading it in their home state. >> reporter: a longer infection window in children who are infected with covid-19 but asymptomatic. analysis published looked at about 100 south korean children in 2 dozen hospitals there and found kids who were not sick with symptoms could share that virus for up to three weeks. back here at home house speaker nancy pelosi plans to be at a san francisco school today to

call on the senate to get onboard with the h.e.r.o.e.s. act to provide funding for schools during the pandemic. only for schools that reopen for in-person instruction. the house passed the h.e.r.o.e.s. act. the senate has not acted. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." a follow-up on the covid outbreak that sent all students and staffers home. the campus is fully closed. at least 36 people have become infected. school leaders say the outbreak happened despite numerous measures taken to ensure the safety. in part because the school has a limited testing capacity. the origin of the outbreak is still not clear. so even if the covid-19 vaccine is produced this year, you might have to wait before you can actually receive it. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live to talk about this part of the story this morning. a group of scientists, bob, is

recommending only certain people receive this vaccine at first. >> reporter: correct, laura, namely those on the front lines of this fight against covid-19 and individuals who are at high risk of contracting this virus. the national academies of science, engineering and medicine just released a draft report within the past 24 hours recommending the united states be broken up into four groups prioritized who receives the vaccine first. now group one would include doctors, nurses, other first responders, high-risk individuals, as i mentioned, and senior citizens in nursing homes. this would be about 15% of the total u.s. population. group two, essential workers like teachers, people who are in jail or homeless shelters. moderate risk individuals excluded from group one. half the country would be inoculated. group throw, young adults and children and other workers at risk of exposure that gets us to around 85% to 95% of the population. group four would be everyone else.

again, most of us would not be able to get the vaccine until next year. now there's been a breakthrough in the development of a new vaccine. a new study done on some 30,000 people in iceland shows that the antibodies produced to fight the virus last for four months, longer than what previous studies showed. >> when you stimulate the antibodies for this virus, the antibodies may last longer than we thought they would, meaning if there was a vaccine you wouldn't have to keep on getting the vaccine or a booster a bunch of different times. >> reporter: so far it has been found in at least one patient the antibodies dropped significantly after just three months. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all right, bob, thank you. new for you this morning, all the recent glitches in california's coronavirus data tracking system are now leading to an overhaul.

the state plans to roll out a new system next month after securing a $15 million deal with a minnesota company. so last month it started popping up. the new system will be more accurately tracking the spread of the virus. new this morning people in sonoma county are getting some much-needed help despite the county's massive deficit due to the pandemic. "the press democrat" is reporting the county is $21 million in the red. supervisors have approved $8 million in federal stimulus fund. it will go to help small businesses struggling, renters, and food relief efforts. it will to the latino community which is getting hit19. ro a major plan is under way to build affordable housing for people who need help making it in the east bay. the new apartments will have easy access to public transit in the city of berkeley.

according to berkeley, they approved the development plan to build hundreds of homes and new apartments at the ashby and north berkeley b.a.r.t. stations. hundreds of people weighed in on how much affordable housing should be near each station. councilmembers say the project won't be finished until 2025. 5:39 right now. santa cruz beaches, sad to say, off limits this labor day weekend. the city says beaches are forbidden starting saturday to help prevent crowding during the pandemic. though people will be allowed on the sand between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. saturday and sunday. the closure lasts until monday. several other beaches are also closed. in pacifica the sand is off limits and in monterey county 17-mile drive and pebble beach are closed friday through nd a lot of traditions go on. people like to travel, saying a final farewell to summer.

well, it's time to stay home this year. we can maybe do it next year. so let's get a look at our start this morning in foster city as we are starting out with some clouds and at times some drifts of smoke. we're going to see our temperatures staying nice and steady here mainly in the 60s and also across the bay area a break from the high heat as we look at our high temperatures for today we're in the upper 80s. for the east bay up to 94 today in clear lake. we'll talk more about this coming up. mike, how is it looking right now for the commute? well, kari, monday we had metering lights on early. tuesday later. wednesday we get a live look out there and we see the metering lights not yet on but the backup has just started in the last two minutes. you see the slowing in the middle lanes. no major problems getting there or across the span. the rest of the bay moves very smoothly. i am tracking, however, a little slowing for san jose and a

couple incidents in to silicon valley. back to you. >> thank you, mike. only in l.a. next for you here on "today in the bay," the man who literally flew airplanes like superman sparking a mystery made for hollywood. the president travels to kenosha, wisconsin, to demand law and order. and that's largely what he finds. plus, a show of support. the growing amount of donations now pouring in for two northern california girls seen in a viral photo doing their homework outside a taco bell. they had to get wi-fi. we'll be right back. so you're a small business,

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good wednesday morning. let's head over to concord starting out with some upper 50s and low 60s here and some clouds and at times sunshine as our temperatures slowly rise today. it will be cooler this after none and our air quality coming up in a few minutes. and still watching this connector in san jose. south 101 to south 880. activity there. a couple more chp vehicles available to help out. meanwhile we're seeing a couple more vehicles in general north 101 causing the typical slowing in the same area. well, today marks one year

since the deadly dive boat fire off the coast of santa barbara. this morning the 34 people who lost their lives will be remembered in a solemn virtual ceremony. that boat had burned on santa barbara waterfront. the waterfront department will hold a virtual plaque dedication. people can view it on the webcast. they will reveal their conclusions about the investigation on october 20th. insiders suggest criminal charges may be filed. this morning a full apology to a bay area woman who had to make a tough decision involving her newborn baby. >> and ellie agrees. we absolutely need to pass this bill. >> that is buffy wicks and her 1-month-old baby ellie. ellie making state history as the youngest person to speak, or in this case cry in session. the mother says she was forced

to bring her new bborn because r request was denied to vote by valid reason to be considered high risk for covid-19. >> the bill came up and i was in the middle of breast-feeding and i thought i have to get to the floor. i detached my daughter from me and, you know, put a blanket over her to try to protect her. >> assembly speaker rendon is in charge of who gets to vote. rendon released apology, my intention was never to be inconsiderate towards her, her role as a legislator, or her role as a mother. i failed to make sure our process took into account the unique needs of our members. it's 5:56. president trump continues to call for law and order. >> and when he traveled to

kenosha, wisconsin, scott m pretty much what he found. yeah, it is. good morning to you. both the mayor there and the governor of wisconsin asked the president to stay away. they feared there would be violent protests. kenosha was largely peaceful. the president toured areas hit hard including a camera store that had stood for decades only to be burned down in the protests. across town the blake family held a block party with a get out the vote effort. >> the president of the united states, if he loves chaos, we are not going to create the backdrop for the violent chaos he wants to see. >> the president also spoke several times yesterday about a mysterious plane full of thugs doubling and tripling down on a statement he made on fox news the day before. now nbc has traced the whole

anecdote back to an urban myth posted on facebook several months ago. here is the president on fox and then talking about it again as he headed to wisconsin. >> and in the plane it was almost completely loaded with thugs wearing these dark uniforms, black uniforms with gear and this and that. they're on a plane. >> where is the plane? >> i'll tell you sometime. a person on the plane said there were about six people like that person, more or less, and what happened is the entire plane filled up with the looters, the anarchists, people that obviously were looking for trouble. and the person felt very uncomfortable on the plane. >> recent polling shows the president catching up with joe biden. a "usa today" poll of registered voters shows the president seven points behind biden. he was 12 points behind. a poll of likely voters shows biden up by eight.

a reminder a candidate doesn't win the presidency by winning the national vote. he has to win key states. the president got a win in court, that's for sure. a federal appeals court granted the president's motion to delay handing over some tax records to a attorney in new york city until at least the end of the month. it's a criminal investigation into the president's business by the manhattan d.a. the president travels to north carolina today. we'll be watching that, of course, and will be updating you about it on twitte twitter @scottmcgrew. you're watching that. who is watching the skies? this is quite the unusual sight for some pilots in southern california. there was a man flying in the sky, no, not superman, but the guy with a jet pack. >> tower, american 1997, we just passed a guy with a jetpack. >> it all happened sunday near l.a.x. american airlines pilot told the faa someone was flying in what looked like a jetpack as the

plane was preparing to land. then the pilot with southwest airlin missing flyer.