what we're learning about the moments leading up cold-blooded attack. right now at 5:00 all eyes plus, president trump says on california as president trump he takes coronavirus very makes his first visit to assess seriously but he also held the state's weeklong firefight. another indoor rally, this time he's not the only one. in nevada. next, how joe biden and kamala plus, called out by harris plan to address the crisis today. kaepernick. why the former 49ers quarterback is slamming the nfl for its new >> he said, well, we're doing campaign in support of racial justice. everything possible. at that moment it's like franklin roosevelt after pearl how safe is b.a.r.t. during right now at 5:12 as we take harbor had told the american the pandemic? a live look outside in san jose to find out we're launching a brand-new season of "derailed" people the truth, a lot more we're starting out with a lot of our digital series about all could have been done. smoke and that's been keeping things b.a.r.t. >> only on nbc journalist bob our temperatures much lower than you can watch all the new we've seen recently as we episodes right now on our app, continue on with our morning youtube, apple tv and woodward speaks out after start in the upper 50s expect to release of taped interviews nbcbayarea.com/derailed. give you my world ♪ be smoky even into the where the president admits to downplaying the covid crisis. afternoon. we'll take a look at those air our washington insider is live quality numbers and where it's with that full story in just moments. most unhealthy in the forecast coming up. and the race for a vaccine. and the yellow over my pfizer says it could have one shoulder is not for air quality ready for release in a few but it is for visibility, weeks. the steps that need to happen between now and then. "today in the bay" continues visibility in patches.

right now. you can't take highway 84. a very good monday morning to you. you're cut off. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. power lines down here and the >> and i'm marcus washington. traffic shows on 580 coming into our 28th spare the air day. the tri-valley area. lots of traffic heading in. kari? we have to do whatever we can to try to reduce what we're putting in the atmosphere. as you get ready to head out this morning if you're on your way to the fremont b.a.r.t. ro a very busy monday. station expect temperatures in the upper 50s there and it'll we'll start with a deal with reach into the low 60s by the nvidia buying the british chip late morning hours. another cool day. we'll talk about that and the design company arm for $40 billion. air quality. what's the latest on the that's billion with a "b." commute? we have yellow blotches it designs chips for companies where there's low visibility but like apple, the most important even more important highway 84 tech company in all of britain. is cut off. nvidia is a huge bay area if you are heading to or from success story. fremont between 680 and fremont, the second most successful stock mission boulevard, that roadway in the fortune 500. is closed because of low-hanging so far this year more valuable power lines. than intel. do not consider going through remember the silicon in silicon valley is all about chips. those hills. back to you, laura.

>> thank you very much. the other big news is tiktok, we do have some breaking news for you as firefighters are oracle seems to be the winner in making up a little bit of ground the bid to buy the chinese app so popular with teenagers. battling the for the complex fire which exploded last week in washington wants to force the sale saying it's suspicious. butte county. the chinese government may have at least 12 people have died in access to the private info the surrounding area near tiktok gathers. this raises two quarters. oroville. thousands of homes are just gone, destroyed. first, why would oracle want a teen video app? oracle is not in the consumer containment has now increased to business at all. it's a databased company. nearly 26% with nearly 260,000 its leaders have been supportive acres burn. of donald trump, and trump is the one ordering the sale. happening today president trump the president says washington is making his first stop in should get a cut of the money for forcing the sale. california since the start of the much bigger question really the devastating wildfires weeks is does this deal satisfy the ago. the president will visit an emergency office near the white house which wanted an sacramento airport. outright sale? this sounds more like a california senator and vp nominee kamala harris will visit partnership. chinese media this morning says the creek fire zone in fresno. it won't allow full sale. also today joe biden plans to so what happens then? address the deadly wildfires and the white house set a deadline ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ climate change. for september 20th. new for you this morning that's, what, next sunday. president trump's trip comes as so perhaps after that tiktok journalist and author bob just shuts down. i assume you caught the 49ers ♪ you can go your own way ♪ woodward speaks out on the game on sunday, a return to

"today" show. football. our team didn't do as well as we his latest trump intervow tapes ♪ go your own way expected or hoped but food are making quite a splash. service did well. the president saying he predict hq said pizza was the your wireless. your rules. has been following all of only with xfinity mobile. most popular delivery, 25%. chicken wings 22%. this. mr. woodward, what is he saying? the company ran the number on food delivery services and said uber eats is the least expensive >> reporter: well, woodward is talking not only about his book followed by door dash. but critically about the 18 marcus and laura, be i had as we head over to foster conversations that he had with nachos. city to look at our temperature they were homemade. trend we are going to have some the president recorded, approved they were chak echicken nachos upper 50s to start this morning by the president where he was and some mid-60s as we go into revealing a lot more than they were spicy. this morning i am remembering president trump was telling the early into the afternoon. how very spicy they were. not much of a warm-up today and public at the time about >> well, a good morning to you. still a lot of smoke. coronavirus. woodward saying this morning on >> monday morning indigestion. we'll talk quality across the bay area coming up in the "today" show that he was shocked to learn that the >> a boost in the morning. president was well aware early thanks, scott. a few minutes. talking about our top two on that this virus could be a >> glad you're working alone. reports here, the first one over lot more dangerous than he was my shoulder you will not find telling america. 5:16 this morning. cars driving on highway 84 at here is what he said. new for you walmart launching a new drone program for the on >> may, three months later, i've demand delivery of its health learned the key piece of palomares. you will find slowing. and wellness products partnering pg&e should be addressing that. evidence that on january 28th, with zip line. at the bay bridge toll plaza a they operate the largest drone lot of cars waiting because the delivery network in the world. metering lights were turned on ten days before the february just after 5:30. those trials will begin early

next year. call, the president was warned this is near walmart by his national security adviser coming out of contra costa so if you're still having a in a top-secret meeting that the tough time finding paper towels, virus is going to be the county. >> getting busy out there. not to mention the old thank you, mike. prepandemic prices, you are news from southern california this morning, new greatest national security actually not alone. weekend evacuation orders for threat to your presidency. analysts say many people are the bobcat fire. this is the one that is covering still hoarding and manufacturers areas near the santa rita are having a hard time trying to keep up with demand. racetrack. the fire actually started about >> reporter: the president has customers at amazon, costco and said that he wanted not to panic eight days ago in the angeles other retailers say they're not national forest. the public which is why he always able to find the most wasn't talking about everything popular brands. it's now burned more than 33,000 some of the shortage has to do he knew. we'll bring you more of that acres. no homes, however, have burned. with the tight supply of raw exclusive live interview on the materials. trending for you this it is only 6% contained. morning a little style to developing this morning some protect you from coronavirus. "today" show with woodward hopeful news for two l.a. county talking about what the president deputies shot in a cold-blooded said and, more importantly, the louis vuitton has a luxury face time line of what he was saying. ambush. department leaders say both >> it should be interesting. deputies are now out of surgery thanks so much, tracie. shield. that covering features include and expected to survive. it will be on the "today" show new security video that we're this morning at 7:00 right after golden studs and when the visor not going to show you this "today in the bay." morning shows a gunman walking is up it can be worn as a cap. up to the parked patrol car and well, the three bay area complex wildfires started just no word yet on the exact price. opening fire at point blank about a month ago are all range. i'm sure not more than $25. the gunman then takes off finally reaching full there are reports that it could running. containment. $100,000 is the reward now being

the fires in mendocino and butte set you back nearly $1,000. offered to track down that counties are still below 30% shooter. the sheriff, of course, contained. full containment for the scu oh, yes. outraged. fire in the south bay is look, okay, $1,000 for that or >> they just graduated. i swore them into office just 14 expected by thursday. the mask that you see hall. this is now the third largest months ago. seeing somebody just walk up and fire in state history having start shooting on them, it's -- burned nearly 400,000 acres. they're modeling the latest fashion of face wear when it it damaged 150 structures. comes to protecting you from the it pisses me off. and a lot of that smoke coronavirus and, oh, so lovely >> one deputy, 31-year-old still sitting like a blanket mother of a 6-year-old boy. over the bay area. and yet less than $100 or even here is a live look for you the other a 24-year-old man. $1,000. both have been on the job for look, i'm going to go with those masks. just more than a year. outside today marking the 28th tell me where i can get one. spare the air day. it is 5:47 right now. >> i will tell you this one for moving on to decision 2020. relief may soon be on the way. $1,000. democrats and republicans need "today in the bay's" bob redell is live. to work together to keep the san jose state will remain government open. closed today because of the air >> that would be on the >> scott mcgrew, that deadline quality. installment plan. you know what, kari -- just weeks away. >> reporter: correct, marcus. >> my mom has been making masks yes, it's at the end of the the campus behind me, san jose to go with every outfit. month. state university, will remain we've all but begin up hope the closed because of the bay air quality. and, you know -- two sides will come up with a >> oh! >> yeah. coronavirus stimulus bill, but i don't know if they're good at as the house gets back to work filtering out some of the smoke today we are hopeful the two further up north cal state east but they've been a necessity not sides can get together and make only because of the pandemic but a deal extending the funding of bay, for example, will be open. also how smoky it is outside. the government and avoid a

they will be allowed to return today. shutdown. speaker pelosi says she's and let's talk about the numbers working closely with treasury we spoke with the owner of we've been seeing. secretary steven mnuchin to fund we're monitoring this, a measure the government. heating and air hvac services. of particulate matter, how much the two have been -- the two he tells us he's been receiving previous shutdowns during the of the gunk is floating in the upwards of 130 calls a day for trump administration included the longest in history at 35 service. one of the more popular requests air. it gets pushed down because of days. president trump defied nevada's recently air scrubbers which how we have our sinking air high filter out smoke, dust, viruses rules that said no more than 50 pressure on top of that as well people can gather in one spot as and airborne bacteria. as the fog and the marine layer he held an indoor rally in at center hardware in san that keeps our air low to the henderson, nevada. francisco there's been a run on those rules, by the way, are surface. looking at the unhealthy air based on white house guidelines. portable air purifiers. quality, the measurements we're mr. trump has been defending his >> it's been crazy. seeing this morning, still really bad. record on coronavirus saying we've been busy with the fires so it's not a good time to go he's always taken it seriously. and with covid. the governor there called the we have some fans left, air outside even walking your dog. rally reckless. you need to do that just for a purifiers we're getting back in stock this week. few minutes and come right on nationwide 1,986 americans who were alive on friday are not back in. >> reporter: today, as you as we look at our temperatures alive this morning, dead from covid-19. mentioned, is the 28th spare the it's been cooler because of the air day in a row. smoke acting as a c from president trump on sunday signed an executive order that forces that is a new record. coming in. we're looking at temperatures drug companies to set the price today that will be in the for medicines to be the same as mid-70s at lunch time inland. near the coast we're staying in the price to other governments. i know kari will be speaking the 60s today. this video of him signing a about that. san francisco will be at about similar order in july. 66. some conservatives voice reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." in oakland we're in the upper

60s and low 80s over to danville opposition because it doesn't allow the u.s. government to >> thanks so much, bob. as well as concord and antioch. 5:06 now. negotiate a price with drug makers which would be a continuing our coronavirus we're going totaying once again capitalist approach. instead it lets other countries coverage. the bay area has more than cooler. we haven't had the blast of air set american prices. 93,000 confirmed cases. and we're watching what's conditioning. we will warm up slightly by the here is a county by county look. end of the week. happening in pennsylvania with it will bring in more gusty mail-in voting. close to 1,300 people have died. there's a lawsuit again winds. this may also bring in some democrats and the green party better air quality. that has delayed ballots that in the bay area. we're so looking forward to ucla researchers have said were supposed to be issued as that. as we head into the next few soon as today. that covid-19 may be in our days it still may trigger a pennsylvania's one of those spare the air alert because states where we're going to watch very closely. these levels will still be they don't start counting state even before china first announced the outbreak. unhealthy to some people. mail-in ballots until election in a new study published in the journal of medicine internet we're still looking at the day. unhealthy air quality across the which means election night we research, during the last week may not know which way board today and even as we lock down the road we've been looking pennsylvania, a very key state, of december southern california went and, therefore, we may not hospitals reported a significant at how our weather will change know who the president of the number of patients with as we go into the next two to respiratory issues and coughs. united states is. that's okay. three months. there's no rule that says we still shows that for the whole china the next week alerted the country we're going to have need to know on election night. world health organization about president trump and kamala above average temperatures. harris are both in california more heat and possibly more covid. between december and february the number of people visiting wildfires. of course we'll be watching out the hospital for coughs for that as we see our today. we'll talk about it on twitter. increased by over 50%. temperatures coming up a few you can foind me ther more degrees. a nice little cooldown by friday which will be a treat. there @scottmcgrew. >> scott, thank you. new hope for a vaccine rolling the 49ers have some work to out before the end of the year. mike, is there any good news in do in their season opening loss

pfizer ceo saying that there is your traffic alert this morning? to the cardinals just couldn't a good chance the company will quite come up with the big win when it really counted. know by the end of october if sometimes no news is good so the game played at levi's the vaccine is effective and if news. the fda approves it distribution over here in the tri-valley, kari, you're talking about the of hundreds of thousands of despite the unhealth yy air traffic alert that we continue doses could begin soon after. to have. red on my mams for the alert. quality. there was talk it could be pfizer is one of three companies postponed when arizona scored a kari is talking about the purple including late-stage testing. and red for her air quality. touchdown with five minutes left. that's even tougher. now jimmy g. drove the niners to over here you will not access moderna and astrazeneca highway 84. the 16 yard line. you will not connect from sunol on fourth down could not into fremont using that curvy announcing it's resuming trial convert. he's not giving up hope just tests after a temporary pause for safety reasons. stretch there because of power yet. >> not the way we wanted to lines that are down. start the season. low-hanging power lines are a concern after an earlier crash. there were some positives. the consistency for our offense weather and traffic in off 84 it seems just fine. together. nice to see everybody here and they usually take 680. just needs to improve. >> the nfl tried to signal a new nice to see a little bit of 680 to mission is your alternate clearing. era allowing players to openly you said that could come for some folks who may be coming tomorrow, kari? protest before the game. we're looking at still the out of the altamont pass. in some cases teams stayed in getting over to the bay bridge the locker room during the spare the air alert continuing it is moving smoothly despite anthem. and before each game a through today. patches of fog with that yellow unhealthy air quality remains. performance of "lift every voice we'll see if that gets extended highlighting. a live look at the bay bridge and we'll have a lot of smoke shows you a little bit tougher and sing" played, considered the still drifting by. to see because of the haze we've as we look at our air quality black national anthem. been talking about. former 49ers colin it's been really unhealthy. traffic volume is building right kaepernick credited really with not a good morning to head out about now.

for an early walk as we are we should see some slowing on pushing the league for change the incline. back to you. has his own interpretation of going to see a lot of smoke continuing and then as we go all right, thank you very the league's efforts. he tweeted yesterday, while the into the forecast for today we much, mike. have this southerly wind. the california county that says nfl runs propaganda about how it actually will not enforce they care about black life, they another round of smoke but it will increase as we go throughout the day. covid-19 health requirements are still actively blackballing allowing some businesses to eric reid for fighting for the temperatures mostly in the coast, 70s by the bay and 80s operate until the pandemic is black community. for the inland valleys. over. first, nbc bay area eric set two franchise records responds. >> reporter: if the check says and is one of the best defensive players in the league. it's void after 30, 60 or 90 unquote there. back when kaepernick first mike, what is the update on the started taking a knee with the days you're probably out of luck. commute? other checks like personal checks don't have an expiration niners in 2016, reid was the we do have the yellow behind first teammate right beside him. date. how long are they good? me, low visibility, a combination of fog and smoke. a former all-pro, now in his it's totally up to the bank. prime, reid was released by six months is customary. carolina in march. the federal reserve says banks more morning that stretch of red can cash checks older than that. trending this morning, a roadway is closed, that's where you can ask them or you can ask music milestone. the person who wrote you the old for the first time since the there's a power pole down and check to write you a new one and 1980s vinyl sales have surpassed low hanging lines. you'll have to use 680 and pass then cash it right away. call with your consumer cd sales. that exit on 84 and get down to vinyl records accounted for $232 complaints 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. mission. you see that arrow i marked million in just the first half there. the arrow off the altamont of this year. >> wow. builds. i still have my vinyl from the the traffic heading into that area as well. '80s. so hopefully you'll see the pull out the wham. signs caltrans has put out also trending, wolf, wags

there. no major concerns, lighter traffic but, again, patches of and lots of waves. fog. watch out. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:09 this morning and gaining the event is put on every year strength. still ahead at 5:25 a new by the animal center in southern california. look at those dogs. tropical storm expected to turn they're good. top dog this year was named into a hurricane. the record rain expected from sally and the new rush to sugar. ♪ sugar evacuate. from dogs to cats check out our and lots of chip news this producer tony's new co-worker. morning as well. we have both the silicon kind tony been cat sitting the last and, more importantly, the nacho few days. he says that little furry friend kind. is keeping him very focused. plus, covid couture. ony was a cat the luxury designers entering sitter. good to know. >> just a few days, though? the facemask market. you're watching "today in the bay." motorcycle riders love the open road. for weeks i've been hearing tony and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, purr when he likes something so to help even more, good on the show. >> you thought it was tony but geico is giving new and current customers it was the cat. a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies >> i don't know. >> now we know. with the geico giveback. >> well, it is nice to have a and because we're committed for the long haul, furry friend on all these days we've had to stay in. the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. even my dogs' breath was getting

helping riders focus on the road ahead. heavy. this smoke makes it very tough. the geico giveback. so you're a small businor a big one. yeah, and we're seeing the you were thriving, smoke traveling across the but then... oh. country all the way up and down the west coast. ah. we can see that here as we look okay. plan, pivot. it at the bright blues and how do you bounce back? whites on the map that shows the you don't, you bounce forward, upper level smoke. with serious and reliable internet. so we're really feeling it here as it gets pushed down to the powered by the largest gig speed network in america. surface with our unhealthy air but is it secure? quality, most of it in san sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, francisco. it's being trapped in with the your connection doesn't. fog creating some smoggy conditions and we also have so how do i do this? you don't do this. unhealthy air quality not just we do this, together. for people who have breathing bounce forward, with comcast business. problems but all of us are dealing with this right now. as we go into today we'll see our temperatures also being kept down with some mid-60s near the coastline. some mid-70s for spots like palo alto and oakland. and then some mid-80s for the inland east bay. as we go through this forecast we are going to see some improvements, but we've seen, also, for our friends on the gulf coast they've been monitoring another tropical system. it's very close to the florida

panhandle. this may strengthen into a category 1 hurricane before making landfall east of new orleans. as we go into late tonight and early tomorrow. so that's something we're also watching. as we bring it back home we're hoping for improved air quality as the storm system approaches heading into the middle to end of the week. we will see this bring in some westerly winds which, of course, will help us out with clearing out some of that smoke and also bring in some cooler temperatures, but we still have several more days of unhealthy 5:25. air quality as the fires continue to burn. happening now for us new orleans so as we look at our seven-day once again on alert for a possible hurricane. forecast mostly some 80s. check out this right here, tropical storm sally is right friday is the day we catch a bit of a break from the warmer now off of the coast and it is slowly moving in. temperatures but also some fresher breezes with san francisco warming up into the it is expected to make landfall mid-70s by the middle of this as a category 2 hurricane. week. we'll continue to watch the air quality. mike, you've been watching a the weekend included more traffic alert. sandbagging, boarding up windows and getting out of dodge. yeah, unfortunately, kari. i also have a section that's meteorologist kari hall will showing red on our maps. give us an update on sally's

path later in the newscast. this is over in the tri-valley. a georgia deputy is without as we look at the big overview you see the highlighting. a job after reportedly video highlighted yellow where is a emerged showing him repeatedly striking a black man during a lower visibility. traffic stop. we should warn you that the video we're going to show you highway 84 is closed. here you may find very that roadway between sunol and free throw month closed because disturbing. the incident friday shows roderick walker being pinned of power lines taken down by an earlier crash overnight just down and punched several times after midnight still there. you can use 680 to 238, mission before being arrested. his attorney says he was riding boulevard. in a lyft with girlfriend and the backup at the bay bridge is holding steady with the middle child when the car was pulled over for a broken taillight.e d lanes in motion. marcus, at the bay bridge toll walker's i.d. plaza just before 6:00 i will take any lights in motion. when he questioned why, he was back to you. asked to step out of the car. >> thanks, mike. happening now for you israel that deputy is now facing a will implement a nationwide criminal investigation. starting today people who refused to wear facemasks on new coronavirus lockdown. so the country is dealing with york city subways, trains and 4,000 new cases a day. that lockdown will start on buses will face a $50 fine. friday and will include the the goal is to convince people jewish new year. israel is the first country to mass transit is safe to ride as impose a lockdown on a national new york city and its suburbs level. open up more in the coming weeks still ahead, a startling and months. number of covid cases popping up also happening in new york city

to restaurant reopening on one southern california protest. restaurants say that they have not been given any guidance or university campus. oakland opened just a few weeks ago. extra help to survive the pandemic. troubled waters ahead. bridge district workers told to one california county is get ready. we'll tell you for what next. ready to move on from the experience the ultimate sports hub. pandemic. leaders in rural placer county east of chico have ended the state of emergency. this past weekend all businesses reopened, and those who do not operate under a state license were not required to follow social distancing rules. the county reported one new case for the 400,000 people living in placer county. 5:27 for you that morning. forced to flee from their homes. next, we'll talk about the breaking news on the fires burning across the state and the rising death toll and the presidential visit happening today. plus, rolling out new signs of recovery. the bay area counties starting to permit more car-based gatherings. you're watching "today in the bay." another day, another chance to bounce forward.

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more service after a system wide '20-'21. stewart cink pulled away to win by two shots. shutdown left riders stranded. and a good monday morning to you. thank you for joining us. he said, well, we're doing i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike keeping an eye on that everything possible. at that moment it's like commute this morning. franklin roosevelt after pearl we'll get to that in a bit. meteorologist kari hall is harbor had told the american keeping track of the forecast for us. poem the truth a lot more could we're in the 28th straight day of spare the air alerts. have been done. >> author bob woodward wrapping up an interview with the "today" yeah, it does continue today and it's unhealthy this morning. show on the east coast after the release of taped interviews where the president admits to we've seen purple air that's the downplaying the covid crisis. most unhealthy level of air this all that as president trump heads to northern california morning so we're seeing that as today. the third hour of "today in the bay" cti the smoke gets pushed down close to the surface. we'll see this throughout the day with our forecast showing unhealthy air quality for all of our microclimates and those dangerous levels. we do want to limit your time today as we see a lot of fog near the coast creating smoggy

conditions in san francisco and oakland. mike, you've been following a traffic alert. is that still going on? >> still going on. where it's foggy on my map, the yellow highlighting. the red, though, is the closure of highway 84 closed because overnight a crash took down a powerful and you notice off the right side flowing out of livermore indicates more traffic coming in out of the altamont pass. 680 to mission and vice versa. that and the build coming up. vallejo police are investigating a deadly shooting. this happened a little before 10:00 last night on sacramento street. now an unidentified man has died. a woman claiming to be the victim's cousin later showed up at the scene.

she had four children all under the age of 6. >> we grew up together. he was a very loving father, very doting, always had his kids. they just talk about daddy. >> police are not confirming details but say no arrests have been made. it's not yet clear what led up to the shooting. coverage of the breaking news happening across our state. dry and windy conditions are still fueling at least 29 wildfires. president trump is set to visit california. the death toll sadly stands at 24 so far this year. several people are still missing. 3 million acres have burn. that's an area about the size of connecticut. let's go live to "today in the bay's" kris sanchez to tell us more about the president's visit today.

kris? >> reporter: hi there, laura. he is going to be coming to california today and will be at one of the busiest places in the state right now, that is the emergency operation center that is near sacramento. that's where cal fire is launching those really big firefighting planes. the president has been criticized for remaining pretty quiet about the latest round of wildfires burning not just in california but up and down the west coast. his press secretary, however, reminds critics that trump approved a major disaster declaration back on august 14th. he will come to california fresh off this indoor campaign rally in nevada stoking coronavirus concerns. the president has previously said that wildfire risk is highly related to forest management. but today democratic presidential nominee joe biden is expected to point to climate change as the overriding factor in wildfires today. and his running mate, kamala

harris, talking here with nbc bay area's raj mathai, will visit the creek wildfire zone in fresno. that's the fire that trapped so many families that were camping at the time and who required military rescue. this is a lock at some of the damage both biden and trump will have to address. my husband on assignment for nbc news got this video of phoenix, oregon, one of the towns just leveled bycoffey park did in santa rosa after the 2018 wildfire storm we had here. many of our friends and neighbors are still working to rebuild after the fire several years later. this is something the president and nominee, biden, will have to address, not just the wildfires happening today but a plan for recovery for so many people needing help. in oregon one out of ten is under evacuation because of

wildfire. chrkris sanchez, "today in the bay." continuing our coronavirus coverage now, it is a day many san francisco businesses have been waiting for, they're finally allowed to reopen. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson live to break down which businesses are g reopening phase. and to a lot of business goers and shoppers as well. >> reporter: this is the news that thousands of business owners have been waiting about six mon to hear. it was on thursday mayor london breed announced the next phase of reopenings. one of the most noticeable being hotels. hotels have really had a hard time during this pandemic with folks not able to travel and with that stay-at-home order. hotels are not the only ones able to reopen today. we do have a list. included in that list hair and nail salons, barber shops,

massage parlors, hotels, gyms, churches for individual prayer and outdoor family entertainment like mini golf and batting cages. now these reopenings come with restrictions and capacities will be limited for personal care services. and all of the services will need to be done wearing masks. this is big news for personal care providers likee rallies ang for their industries to be able to open inside explaining it wasn't feasible for many of the services to be done outside. many of the services offered in the city were done at high rises and they didn't have the street space. recently the poor air quality made it difficult for those to work outside, so they are able to do that starting today. and mayor breed was looking forward to the next phase of reopening starting on september 2st which is next monday hoping to be able to open elementary schools as well as some of the

indoor museums, those zoos and aquariums. good news for the shoppers as well as those business owners who have been holding out for months waiting for their business to be able to reopen indoors. we're live in san francisco. cierra johnson for "today in the bay." happening today even more restrictions are also easing in alameda county. it will begin permitting additional car-based gatherings such as movie showings or live musical or theatrical performances. typically we've seen a lot of graduation ceremonies and religious gatherings but now it's expanding under the new order the number of cars allowed will increase from 200 to 400 and you'll be able to preorder food and other goods for pickup at that event. starting this morning another hopeful sign for the bay area commute. pandemic took hold. b.a.r.t. is now adding more runs during commute hours for three of its busiest lines.

it follows a big glitch that shut down all service. b.a.r.t.'s spokesperson says a key part failed but lessons have been learned. >> our engineers have been able to implement a new configuration change to the network which is expected to protect against one device that failed shutting down the entire system. >> b.a.r.t. says ridership is gradually inching higher which is why it's moving back to its 15-minute intervals for its busiest lines. our investigative unit has spent the last several months digging into b.a.r.t. uncovering the good, the bad and the ugly. you can now watch season two of derailed on a variety of platforms including nbcbayarea.com, apple tv, roku or youtube. four highway patrol officers are recovering after a potentially hazardous situation on the golden gate bridge. they were exposed to an unknown chemical after a car crashed involving a dui suspect near the

toll plaza. chp saying that the driver was found un a white, powdery substance in the car. they believed it may have been fentanyl. employees began feeling the effects of a possible exposure and one of those officers who was inside the car immediately fell ill. >> a possible fentanyl call. we have to treat it just as we do with all other infectious diseases or chemicals. >> now we can tell you crews did not find traces of fentanyl and, again, we don't know what that chemical was but everyone is expected to be okay this morning. always saluting first responders and what they have to deal with. 5:40. mike, did you get out at all this weekend or did you stay in, heed the warnings? >> i went out to the yard. >> the yard.

>> kari, you're saying it's not going to clear until tomorrow maybe? >> maybe tomorrow. i mean, the fires are still burning. they're still putting up a lot of smoke in the atmosphere over the weekend. we played bingo and watched a couple movies so, yeah, we're staying inside. it's a cool start to our monday morning, mostly upper 50s and low 60s. as you head out the door in the east bay we will see our temperatures staying on the low side because of all of that smoke. mike, you've been following that traffic alert. is it clearing any? no. i don't think they're going to clear this, kari, until daylight when pg&e can more easily see those power lines that are involved. that's the reason for the closure on our map. that's very evident when we look at the map especially with the yellow background. yellow means there's fog or lower visibility. you see the patches there. a couple red stretches. one is for the closure at 84 where the power line and power pole is down. that's why you're cut off

between sunol and fremont. use mission to get around it and coming off 680 is the angled arrow. folks in and out of livermore, more slowing there. now the bay bridge toll plaza is the other slow area. metering lights turned on at 5:30 or just after that. back to you. thank you, mike. well, on the hunt next on "today in the bay," deputies.