bay" continues right now. and just 8% say they were pulling job offers to mba confirm that nominee friday or students who graduate this had year although the start dates a very good monday morning. for new hires have been delayed. thanks for joining us. a ma juror says they will honor saturd i'm laura garcia. saturday. now the president said his >> and i'm marcus washington. decision is now down to just five people. we'll get to mike in a bit with that commute. salaries offered before the first meteorologist kari hall pandemic but pay for those hired with a look at the forecast today and what we can expect. next year likely will be lower. walmart is launching a new kari, how is it looking for us hear locally hundreds have gathered in several cities to honor the life of the former out there? looks pretty good on this private label. justice. for decades she fought for free assembly will be sold in monday morning. our air quality is better but we women's rights and gender stores and online from $9 to will see it changing as we go into today. equality and they gathered to $45. walmart looking to grab some mostly for the north bay and honor that. market share in apparel. this was in the city kicking off east bay are the spots for the worst of the air quality. many may injure clothing we still have fires burning just the vigils. retailers were forced to close mayor breed joined dozens of to the north of us especially as others to honor the late justice we watch the air quality in lake and furlough workers. and mendocino counties. and for the south bay looking a others like jcpenney filed for with candles. little bit better today but then bankruptcy. 60 seconds of silence and we'll see if walmart can make a our temperatures are coming down reflections by more than 120 as well. a lot of people want to spend toe hold in clothing. people who gathered at the city time outside but if you are >> can't wait to see what they courthouse. sensitive to the smoke, you do come out with. need to limit your time thanks so much. and in oakland a drum circle outdoors. we're up to 88 degrees in new details if you use that formed near lake merritt. antioch today and napa today the folks that gathered said reaching 82. this is a chance to put politics we'll talk more about our

microclimates and the air messaging app wechat. aside and honor the work of a quality coming up. t a ban was set to take effect civil rights attorney and the morning commute? last night. strides she made. kari, overall things are all the original ban involved tiktok take a look at what an and wechat. the tiktok ban was halted with a individual at that vigil had to right. the very serious situation close say. >> i don't want it to be about to san jose state and our live tentative deal made with oracle and walmart. other sides. this is about humanity. camera there a stabbing sounds wechat says it's a lifelong to this is about justice. family, be friends and others in china. they say president trump's order this is about all of us having rights and that is what the like there are life threatening would restrict first amendment injuries. roits to free speech. notorious rbg stood for. the judge agreed. >> reporter: and many reflected you see the flashing lights just on what life would have been off san jose state campus. a bona fide bay area star like had she not fought for equality with some of those we take a look at the map, it's makes history on then gatherings. folks evening women wouldn't very close proximity there. it is not affecting 87 or 280. be able to have their own checkbooks or credit cards. you can see hundreds of people the freeways are just fine. an empty staples center while gathering throughout the bay it's 101 that is the freeway to winners and nominees watched area to honor a woman who fought silicon valley. for gender and equal rights for from home. oakland's own zendaya became the youngest woman ever to win best all. we did have the breaking news from the president saying we will hear something by the end >> thanks, mike. of the week. americans everywhere reflecting actress for her role in and remembering supreme court "euphor "euphoria." >> a weird time to be live in san francisco, cierra justice ruth bader ginsburg. a live look for you in celebrating but i just want to say there is hope.

washington where mourners have johnson for "today in the bay." placed flowers and candles on house speaker nancy pelosi the steps of the supreme court. paying her respects to the late >> "schitt's creek" swept all justice ginsburg. a new fight on capitol hill on yesterday she indicated her replacement. democrats are ready to fight any the and actress and was named "today in the bay's" tracie nomination from the gop before potts joins us live from washington this morning with an the election. as for the tradition we've seen update on the names that are best drama. for years, black wool has been already being bantered about. all good shows there. mack sure you watch. draped over the chair, the bench tracie? >> reporter: laura, good and the door leading into the morning. >> if you have some time setting marble courtroom. it dates back to the 19th at home. a president nominated to lower century. courts before that we understand "today in the bay" will continue are on the short list to be covering all this morning the i wonder how much screen time considered the very thing that battle and legacy. justice ginsburg did not want, people had in 2020. >> especially in the beginning you can find more on our the big political fight over her of the pandemic. website, nbcbayarea.com. replacement seems to already be happening. 6:34. the weather has been a a new update on coronavirus little bit more cooperative cases. santa clara county added the most yesterday. the replacement for justice ruth lately although it's quite warm. bader ginsburg already turning four counties did not report new political. >> i will be putting forth a we have to watch the smoke in numbers. the area, kari. 1,400 people in the bay area nominee next week. >> that's still a concern today. have died. it will be a woman. happening today extending santa clara county's quarantine we've had a lot of smoggy shelter program to 15 additional within hours of ginsburg's death conditions because our typical friday senate majority leader

mitch mcconnell announced there cities. it helps people who are homeless will be a vote. fog combined with smoke most of or can't isolate at home. >> the way this happened so close to the election that the the city is dry -- clear, i since june the program provided next president should be able to should say, we are seeing the make the decision. motel rooms for hundreds of >> reporter: it's an about-face people exposed to coronavirus. fog rolling on by. from four years ago when democrats pushed and republicans now to the fires burning blocked president obama's supreme court nominee months before the election. we've gone from good air quality statewide. among them the el dorado fire in now to air quality that will be san bernardino and riverside >> let's let the next president unhealthy for sensitive groups. counties. make the nomination and you can use my words against me. limit your time and maybe not >> reporter: today republicans it was started from a gender take that morning walk or as we reveal party and claimed the life of a firefighter. are defending a different approa approach. >> when you have both parties in the white house and the senate it's 15% contained. the three fires burning in and around the bay in fresno historically the confirmation are seeing now when you measure goes forward. >> reporter: democratic particulate matter. we should see improvements. presidential nominee joe biden appealing directly to republicans. take a look at your region. we'll see for the coast and the bay as well as the south bay >> please follow your getting some better air quality conscience. if i win this election president for the end of the week, and let me show you why. check out this bird's eye trump's nominee should be we'll see some changes in our view of the burn scar. withdrawn. >> reporter: house speaker nancy santa clara county sheriff's pelosi is hinting at possibly wind direction and wind speed. office released this video to us using impeachment to stop it. showing miles and miles of burned land from the fire. >> we have our options. in spots like brentwood some low we have arrows in our quiver. this is the san antonio valley >> reporter: a political and 60s all clear but it will warm up today. it won't be as hot as yesterday. which is just east of mt.

legal showdown 43 days before the election. we're going to see a system coming in from the north that's hamilton. they've been fighting that one going to bring down some for weeks. in fact, some people are already stronger westerly winds as go finally have a good handle on it. voting, lots of people around the country already voting by into tomorrow. later this evening you'll start to feel the winds picking up. as we go through the week it 6:36. mail. they have said they will not will be nice and cool but then there are still some traces of it. confirm a nominee before the changes ahead once again for election but it will take at this weekend as high pressure we are still going to have to deal with the smoke in the moves in. this is going to heat things up. east bay where we're waking up least two more to block that. back to you. and the way we have that to a colorful sun risehi clockwise wind flow around that high pressure is going to force morning. looking live in walnut creek >> thanks so much. we've seen our numbers an offshore wind. increasing into the unhealthy local memorials have been as it heats up we'll have a growing for the late supreme for sensitive groups category higher fire danger going into court justice. this is a celebration that was the week. when we look at how much of this so enjoy the week while it's smoke is in the air right now. still nice and mild. so it's looking a lot of the air we're heading into fall with some seasonable weather. held at lake merritt. but then it's going to get hot sensors and measuring the smoke many say this is not the time for politics. as well as windy by the weekend looking like a lot of the bay reaching into the upper 90s by area covered with that right sunday. now. as we go into today we will still have some more comfortable this is about justice. san francisco some low 70s today and then slightly cooler by the air. it really heated up yesterday. this is about having rights and we're going to come down a few end of the week. that is what the notorious rbg this weekend it's going to start to heat up there as well. stood for. degrees for the east bay. san francisco reaching 72 and 74 >> events were held in san mike, you've been watching some francisco, palo alto and breaking news in the south bay. in oakland. for napa highs in the low 80s.

martinez. the "today" show is following the replacement battle and the we'll see more temperatures like this but improvements in our air late justice ginsburg's legacy. quality. i'll talk more about that coming also the co-director of the up in the forecast in a few investigation, someone has died oscar winning documentary rbg as a result o a stabbing just a minute. mike gets you out the door right now with a couple spots to couple blocks away. avoid. reflects on her experience capturing the supreme court our live camera crew is out yeah, kari, we have to justice's life on camera. that's at 7:00 a.m. right after "today in the bay." highlight the area in downtown san jose. new overnight for you a there. avoid this area between 5th and police officer is in the hospital. this is after a crash in san it sounds like it happened at 7th as there's an active police jose. santa clara and so you see the investigation just off the san police going on here with the jose state campus. this is at third and taylor there's a stabbing now turned flashing lights. streets. closed while police investigate. avoid the area. into a homicide investigation now i made a mistake earlier. a little before 1:00 this morning a driver ran a stop sign i will show you on the map, san right here. that's a major roadway. on taylor and t-boned the patrol fernando is okay. you can access san fernando. car. both drivers were taken to the you can use san carlos as an hospital. police have not updated their conditions. option just off highway 87. that will keep you completely the freeway moves smoothly but it's also not clear how soon clear. the backup at the bay bridge is that intersection will reopen. it's santa clara street you want there. metering lights are on but the to avoid with that homicide roadways getting there your travel times are just fine. ro today marks another investigation. meanwhile the rest of the south bay does show a smooth, easy drive getting through the area. an earlier crash has cleared back to you. knowing that extra money is milestone, "today in the bay's" cierra johnson to break down through the area and that's a just something that i paid into what businesses are able to reopen under the latest phase.

much quicker recovery. and should be available to me. a standard drive including a backup at the bay area toll >> some californians waiting plaza. months for unemployment checks back to you. may get their answers soon. >> reporter: three specific all right. business types are able to thank you for the latest there. reopen. they include indoor museums, a live report next on the work zoos and aquariums and pre-k the investigation into breonna being done and the impact on the taylor may take a critical turn. through sixth grade in-person learning. an update next. newly unemployed. back in business, sort of. like everything else you've seen plus as more countries lift throughout the course of the process the reopenings come with travel restrictions long haul the new evidence it may take some caveats. flights and the spread of the all of these are able to reopen coronavirus. new findings next. you're watching "today in the but they're going to be doing so bay." time to get anyone back to under limited capacity and are normal. only able to reopen if they have and a live look at the big submitted a health claim. now we'll focus on education board. the dow jones industrial average that in-person learning pre-k through sixth grade is being down 637 points so far this done on a rolling basis. mayor breed says the goal is to morning. the september sell-off is bring middle schoolers in for picking up steam. give you my world ♪ in-person learning in october and in november some of the extracurricular activities. for those of you wondering about indoor dining whether you like to eat out or you are a business owner london breed did offer

some insight as to when that could happen. her office is working to have implemented by october 1st. businesses would be able to reopen with 25% capacity or 100 people again on october 1st when the county would go into the orange tier if everything stays on course. we're live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> thank you. we know it's hard for you to keep track of what's open and where. head over to our website ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ nbcbayarea.com and click on county easing restrictions at the top of our home page. well, the united states ♪ you can go your own way ♪ reached another grim milestone in the fight against ♪ go your own way coronavirus. according to an nbc news tally over 200,000 people have now died in the united states. your wireless. your rules. cases in the u.s. toppled 6.7 only with xfinity mobile. million.

the state has the fourth highest number of deaths in the country following new york, new jersey and texas along with 780,000 confirmed cases. and it turns out six feet worth of distancing may actually not be enough to keep yourself safe. they're saying that the virus can last in the air for some time and it can actually travel. the new guidance warns droplets can be inhaled by someone further than six feet away. previous guidance suggested the spread is mostly within six feet. the cdc also says your best defense continues to be to wear a mask. >> anyone gets too close, personal space, please. a live look outside, this is a live look outside of sfo, the air clearing up a bit for us here in the bay area. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring that for us. conditions are a lot better today than a week later.

>> remember when we had the yellow and orange skies. 6:24 for you and developing now louisville's federal courthouse will close the entire it's not that bad. week. as we look at our temperatures this is in anticipation of a and what you're feeling heading out the door this morning, some potential decision in the breonna taylor police shooting low 50s in santa rosa. we are seeing some low 60s in investigation. the south bay as well as the kentucky attorney general will tri-valley. let's head over to mountain announce this week if any view. our morning starts out very nice officers will be charged with and just a few clouds moving by. homicide or other crimes tied to good monday morning right taylor's death. now at 6:41 we are seeing a lot a lot of sunshine today. officers shot and killed her after breaking down her of people up and out the door as it may be hazy at times. apartment door in march to serve we're going to see our we take a live look outside in temperatures reaching into the a signed no-knock search dublin. we are going to have some smoke mid-70s there. some low 80s for the south bay and some upper 80s for the warrant. the death incited more than 100 inland east bay. days of protest. at times and temperature to the it's not going to be as hot as low 80s this afternoon. jerry harris, star of "cheer" will be in a chicago yesterday. our cooling trend begins. we'll talk about this and week we'll talk about what will court today. harris is expected to appear for ahead in a few minutes. change our forecast as we go into the next few days. a hearing after being arrested and more sun light on the more on that coming up. on child pornography charges. mike, you've been following investigation but still a chess breaking news. the parents of young twin boys you're for santa clara street yeah, this is a police say harris inappropriately between 5th and 7th right as you investigation in downtown san touched them and sent lewd jose so this is closing santa pass by downtown san jose. pictures. last week the judge ordered he clara street which is a major city hall. the investigation for a be held without bail. roadway, and it takes you in towards the university of san jose state university there. he faces 15 to 30 years if convicted.

back to our covid coverage well, californians hitting this morning, airlines insisting pause on the state's problem some life threatening injuries. flying is safe but what about police very concerned and doing a lot in the area. plagued employment development long distance flights. do avoid that. as more countries lift my suggestion would be to use restrictions and international department. more than 2.5 million san fernando. flights resume the growing that will keep you clear of all of that activity and should be californians lost jobs during concern of spread. the first two months of the just fine. st. james park is on the other side of the roadway and do be 15 people were infected by one pandemic. the current jobless rate is down person on a flight from london careful if you're between st. james and san jose state. to vietnam and two flight about 2% points from august. as we look to the rest of the attendants became ill from a passenger on a flight from new claims will have to wait for two weeks. freeway in the south bay we have boston to hong kong. only the outstanding slowdown both happened early in the northbound 680 getting up into "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live to explain free month and sunol after early pandemic. what's happening between now and "the washington post" cites the then that may leave some of construction cleared in the area. c those people stretched even more cdc. thin, sharon. back to you. >> reporter: that's right, trending this morning "the ellen marcus. this will be frustrating for so >> thanks so much, mike. many people. now if you lost your job due to it is 6:10. degeneres show" returning today. the pandemic and you filed your she says she plans on talking it was a big night for hollywood claim already then that's a good about the recent allegations thing, but if you procrastinated stars. comedy creek "schitt's creek" from former staffers calling her stole the show. or haven't done it yet you'll how the bay area was represente. show a toxic work environment. have to wait even longer. >> we're watching the markets warner brothers has fired three more than 591,000 californians this morning with the futures on producers. are still waiting after filing a massive downward trend. you can watch "ellen" at 4:00 take a look at that. claims more than three weeks a live report from cnbc next on ago.

right after "the kelly clarkson this woman filed june 7th and what is weighing on investors. show. "all followed by nbc bay area has still not received a check so you're a small business, news at 5:00. 6:26 in the morning. or a response. she was counting on about $400 remembering the late justice per week. ruth bader ginsburg. coming up, as america honors her >> just knowing that extra money legacy in washington, d.c., the is something i paid into and fight is getting under way over her replacement. should be available to me and plus -- >> reporter: from oakland to the city, even palo alto, hundreds make life a little bit easier for us. gathered to honor the life she lived. we'll listen to what folks say >> reporter: the website says she meant to them. from september 20th through with school back in session, xfinity is committed to helping october 4 edd will not accept new on line applications. it says it will improve to identify and cut down on fraud. the governor's strike team recommended a two-week hold. people are suffering because of the backlog. >> the calls we have received from constituents who are

hanging by a thread, who literally have not been able to or a big one. pay for food or for rent, who you were thriving, but then... oh. are at complete wit's end, it ah. has been heartbreaking. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, >> reporter: now if you have with serious and reliable internet. filed a claim you can still check online to see the recent powered by the largest gig speed network in america. activity, but i checked this but is it secure? morning and on edd the website sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, it says even the phone support your connection doesn't. lines will be down for two weeks. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." bounce forward, with comcast business. >> sharon, thank you. now our response team has an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? kids continue to learn-no matter where they are. looked indec-depth into the problems at the edd. that's great! we're providing affordable internet access head over to that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you. nbcbayarea.com/responds to check out our most recent so what are you waiting for? to low-income families john stamos to knit you a scarf? investigations and the best ways it's why we're working 24/7 to get those benefits if you all finished, jean. need them. enjoy! and helping college students study and stay connected thank you. a live look at the supreme i give. through our university program. court in washington. we're committed to helping all families stay connected. a new time line for the search the stitch work is impeccable. it's just a double fleck pattern learn more at xfinity.com/education. to fill the late ruth bader with a reverse garter stitch. no big deal. is your hair this soft? ginsburg's seat. softer. >> tracie potts is live for us

geico. in defenseman defenseman. save an extra 15% when you switch by october 7th. trac tracie? >> reporter: he said in an interview this morning and tweeted he is going to make this announcement probably pry day or saturday after the funeral services. he has it narrowed down to five potential justices. whenever it happens it is likely to be controversial because republicans want to push it through. democrats are trying to slow it down. remember four years ago when president obama could not get his supreme court nominee through and that was months before the election. we're now down to 43t's differe right now at 6:13 we are now now because they are in control 40 minutes away from sunrise as of both the white house and the senate. we take a live look at san jose. this seems to be a showdown that we may see happening throughout the next several weeks between

temperatures in 60s heading into now and the election. the low 80s. a nice, comfortable afternoon. >> when you have both parties in still some smoke. we'll talk about that coming up the white house and the senate in a few minutes. historically the confirmation goes forward. and that's what's going to happen here. and sadly the situation has ♪ become more serious. >> please follow your police increased the perimeter. santa clara street closed right now at 6:30 honoring conscience. if i win this election president trump's nominee should be between 5th and 7th just off the late justice ruth bader campus of san jose state. ginsburg. we're told this is now a coming up breaking news with new details we're learning on the push to fill her vacant supreme withdrawn. homicide investigation. >> reporter: democratic nominee court seat. joe biden making a personal "today in the bay" continues right now. appeal to republicans to back someone has doid. we have a homicide investigation off trying to rush through the and a good morning to you on between fifth and seventh. this monday. i'm marcus washington. president's nominee before the how to avoid the area coming up. election or before an inauguration next year. >> and i'm laura garcia. i hope you had a great weekend, ginsburg herself said on her everybody. we'll check in with mike in just good morning, i'm contessa a bit. deathbed she wanted whoever won let's check the forecast with the election to make this brewer from cnbc. here are today's top business kari. summer is really sticking around. election but there are two who headlines. dow futures off as much as 600 points this morning. it's going to be hot said they are not going along especially this weekend and we'll open in the red with with this. taking a break for most of the it will take four, marcus and markets on a three-week losing laura, to slow it down. streak, the longest stretch in workweek but we're dealing with about a year. a lot of smoke still moving into the declines led by tech stocks which have struggled in recent parts of the bay area especially >> this will be so interesting to watch. weeks. the north bay and east bay. facebook, apple, amazon, those are the areas we'll really netflix, google and microsoft thank you very much. the "today" show as well is posting big losses. have to watch today. following the replacement battle

we're seeing losses with the and the late justice ginsburg's bank stocks this morning as smoke heavy in lake and well. mendocino counties. this week we'll focus on reports legacy. also the director of the on home sales and durable goods documentary "rbg" reflects on but, of course, traders are we'll have more comfortable weather but if you are sensitive her experience capturing the watching washington, d.c. to the smoke limit your time outside. supreme court justice's life on camera. analysts saying a new stimulus we'll talk about these bill is unlikely now until after temperatures in the 80s in the the election because of the south bay and some low to fight over the supreme court mid-80s for parts of the north at 7:00 a.m. will overshadow all else. developing now firefighters in bay. more on that coming up in a few southern california focused on minutes. mba grads may be feeling saving homes in l.a. county as mike, how is it looking as you better about job prospects. continue to follow breaking erratic winds push closer there. news? kari, that breaking news is demand is returning. sad news. the bobcat burned over 300,000 about 90% of consulting firms, someone has died as a result of a stabbing just off the san jose acres in the angeles national lynks and large tech groups plan state campus. forest doubling in size. our live cameras are showing you firefighters have it about 15% the closures between 5th and 7th. contained and it's been a it sounds like it happened at challenge to fight since the 6th and the police investigation fire is burning in areas that have not burned in decades. in the area. it's an active investigation. >> it was a big weekend for movie lovers in marin county who santa clara and san jose state have not been able to go to movie theaters there in sibs months. there's san fernando and you can use that or head to the south slowly but surely movie theaters side of campus you can use through the area. are start to go reopen. santa clara between 5th and 7th this cinemark obviously has new

is currently closed for the police investigation. protocols in place. the homicide investigation. the box office isn't seeing a the rest of the bay is clear rise in those ticket sales even though some theaters are except for the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights reopening. theaters in l.a. and new york are on. back to you. >> thanks, mike. the president just speaking remain closed. about when he will nominate a highly anticipated movie "tenet" justice for the vacancy on the and "mulan" have been out for supreme court as justice ruth weeks. bader ginsburg died on friday. they are seeing dismal results. people are watching tv and a look at more tributes coming it was a big, new and different look for the biggest night. in. the 72nd annual emmy awards took cierra? >> reporter: we learned of this place virtually. jimmy kimmel hosted the show in an empty staples center. winners and nominees watched from home. you see oeblakland's own zenday the youngest woman to ever win best actress in a drama. the biggest winners of the night "schitt's creek" the show swept all of the awards in the cat gather. "succession" was named best drama. >> love that show.

so great. i love how everyone dressed up, too. >> just dressing up at home. certainly a fun not for a lot of those nominees and winners. >> no kidding. always good to see. the team is here this morning all together coming off a nice weekend. everyone got a little bit more sleep, hopefully so. in the meantime you'll want to go outside today. you say do it early if we're going to, right, kari? >> yeah, we will see possibly the best air quality this morning but those winds picking up later on today. let's get a live look outside today if you're getting ready for the walk. nice and cool and our temperatures will start to warm up today. it got really warm yesterday afternoon so it won't be that warm in some of our valleys but you'll feel the temperatures feeling like summer on this last day of summer. it's going to be in the upper

70s in the tri-valleys and mid-80s for parts of the north bay in spots like santa rosa. by this evening right around sunset we're at 75 degrees. 75 degrees in dublin so it will feel very nice and comfortable, just breezy and then we'll start to see more fog rolling in tonight. there will be a storm system approaching and heading our way with some stronger westerly winds which will help clear out some of that smoke and then we're going to enjoy a nice, comfortable workweek. this weekend high pressure will return. it will give us an offshore wind and will be gusty as the temperatures heat up. we'll have the concern of a higher fire danger. we get better air quality for some of the coastal areas as

well as the south bay. we will still have some unhealthy air quality for those in the north bay and the inland east bay. look at these temperatures, our interior valleys will reach into the 80s. it's going to feel nice but check out the weekend. the low to mid-90s, upper 90s for sunday. gusty winds will be a concern while san francisco will see temperatures coming back to the 60s for most of the week. then some 70s, possibly up to 80 degrees by the end of the weekend. mike, you've been following some breaking news as well as the commute. we'll start with the tragic news in the south bay where someone has died after a stabbing right by city hall. cld

7th. we'll get you out to san fernando. to the north of santa clara one way streets. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. metering lights were turned on early. at 5:30 the backup is now just about cleared. it's unlike pre-covid times. look at that nonexistent backup. >> thanks, mike. happening now for you southwest airlines says it will keep the middle seats blo it will be empty through november 30th unless you're traveling with your family so you all can sit together. all southwest passengers except babies are required to wear those masks.

coming up next a quick look at the top stories we're following for you on this monday morning. a win for the 49ers but at what cost? why the team is facing an uphill battle to get back to the super bowl. >> reporter: i'll break down some of the businesses that will reopen today plus a return to indoor dining. i'll provide that after the break. you're watching "today in the bay." decor your way,

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welcome back and a very good morning to you. thank you for joining us. here's a look at the top stories we're following. breaking for you right now a live look in san jose and the scene of a deadly stabbing. police have closed off santa clara street near san jose city hall. so far police are only saying someone died from their injuries. it's not clear if someone is in custody. santa clara street is closed and it's not clear when it will reopen. overnight a crash in san jose happened before 1:00 at 3rd and taylor streets. a driver ran a stop side and t-boned the patrol car. we learned the officer has been treated and released. the other driver suffered major injuries but will survive.

>> the united states reached another grim milestone in the fight against coronavirus. over 200,000 people have died in the u.s. cases in the united states currently topping 6.7 million. california has now surpassed 15,000 coronavirus deaths. the state has the fourth highest number of deaths in the country following new york, new jersey, and texas along with 780,000 confirmed cases. san francisco is gearing to reopen more businesses. cierra johnson is live with more. >> reporter: three new business types are able to reopen. those businesses include zoos and aquariums, indoor museums and pre-k through sixth grade in-person learning. they come with some caveats. they will be opening with

limited capacity and only with a health plan submitted. pre-k through sixth will be done on a rolling basis and middle schoolers can come in october. m in terms of indoor restaurants, that will hopefully happen october 1st when the city approaches that orange tier. thank you very much, cierra. moving on to sports the niners pulled off a win yesterday but it came at a cost. some tough losses against the jets. mostert injured his knee as did defensive stars nick bosa and thomas. jimmy g. suffering a possible high ankle sprain. the niners won 39-13 but sources say bosa may be out for the

season. and if garoppolo has a high ankle sprain he may be out for several weeks. time to get a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is looking at hopefully sunny skies for us today. we will get some sunshine although it will be a hazy sunshine and temperatures reaching into the mid-80s today. we'll be slightly cooler and watching some heat coming in this weekend. what's happening for the commute, mike? >> this is happening, the metering lights but no backup at the tolls. another look at the bridge. the san like more traffic. it's just that we're showing the lanes across the span. thank you very much and thank you for joining us as well. >> a live look at the nation's highest court. our coverage of the passing of

ruth bader ginsburg continues next on the "today" show. good morning. showdown. the all-out battle over the replacement for supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> the president is supposed to fill the seat, right? and that's what we're going to do. >> to jam this nomination through the senate is just an exercise in raw political power. >> just ahead, do republicans have the votes to fill the seat six weeks until election day? democrats vowing to play hard ball and issues from roe v. wade to the issues of obamacare