bottled inventory teetering on the shelves. one of the worker's wife called us and told us about the shaking. >> she was kind of scared how long it was going to last and how it was going to be, but it was a little bit, a short time. >> no damage or injuries were reported but experts say bigger quakes are sure to come. meteorologist kari hall joining us now, and kari, this was felt by people all across the bay area from san francisco to san jose. can you talk to us more about the fault line and where this is all centered? >> yeah. as you mentioned it is on the hayward fault and it was felt across the bay area. you can see all of these areas where we ha lighter blue shading that shows where people actually felt it and all of the reports that came in and on that hayward fault we watch it very closely because it runs through some of the most densely populated parts of the bay area in the east bay and once again

of it right at dinner time as people were sitting down at the table. we watch every single quake here, even though it was a 3.9 and widely felt, the last major earthquake we had was in 1868 here with a 6.8, and so that was considered the great earthquake you up until the one in 1906 along the san an drae asphalt. we will hopefully not see any more activity after that one but it did rattle some nerves. we'll talk more about the weather coming up later zoo it's always a good reminder to be prepared. head to nbcbayarea.com, click on east bay earthquake, it's in the trending bar. also video you can watch about what to pack in that emergency go bag we should all have. that's at nbcbayarea.com. americans are ready to travel. airports and airplanes are packed and while the u.s., we're free to move about the cabin so to speak, they're still testing requirements if you're traveling internationally. "today in the bay's" kris

sanchez is live from the airport with a look at that. good morning, kris. >> good morning, marcus. i flew to new york with my family to see the grandparents about a week ago or so and when we left mineta san jose, got to new york, every airport that we passed through was packed. every flight was fully booked. clearlier with in the middle of a summer travel spike. on sunday, 2.2 million travelers were screened through ts, a checkpoints, the highest volume since the start of the pandemic and up from 633,000 on the same date a year ago. sundays by the way are still the busiest days. all travelers still have to mask up in the airport and on the planes unless you are eating or drinking and because of demand, prices are up. airports and airlines are struggling to staff enough tsa workers, pilots and other flight crews. many of russ rebooking travel we postponed during the pandemic using up vouchers. airlines were facing a pilot

shortage as many pilots were reaching the mandatory retirement age. so you'll needs to also plan for testing depending on where you go. >> that point of check-in they go through your passports as well as these papers to make sure you have the negative covid test. >> i was surprised that there was no need to test you enter the country but only to exit because i've heard discrepancies based on where you're going. >> reporter: now if you leave the country the cdc requires that you have a negative test or proof of recovery from covid within 72 hours of travel, even if you are vaccinated. make sure you budget for that because depending on where you go it can be quite expensive. now because of the demand and the staffing issues, one airline, american airlines, just this weekend, canceled 400 flights. they estimate they may have to cancel 50 flights a day through the middle of july. so wherever you're going, make sure that you are calm and

patient. at mineta san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> that's scary if you're trying to come back home and they change your flight. >> thanks, kris. >> you're coming to work. in south florida slow going for search teams digging through the rubble of the collapsed condo tower. the remains of 11 people have been recovered. that means another 150 people are still unaccounted for. at this point the effort is still considered a rescue mission, not a recovery effort, meaning there's still hope people may be alive and trapped in the rubble. perts believe it will take time to determine an exact cause of the collapse but corrosion of some kind is the leading cause. president biden hits the road today and the topic, roads in need of repair. he's visiting a transit center in wisconsin to push the democrat/republican infrastructure deal, but it's far from a done deal just yet.

"today in the bay's" tracie potts has more on the key goals. >> reporter: in a yahoo! news op-ed, president biden gives a preview of what he'll say in wisconsin later today, that the infrastructure deal would create good jobs and dramaly strengthen our economy. it's $1.2 trillion to fix roads and bridges, upgrade the power grid and railroad, improve public transit and drinking water, invest in electric vehicles and extend high-speed internet to everyone. >> we need to get a score so we need to see whether the proposal is credibly paid for, but i think it's fair to say i would like to see us get there. >> reporter: but this pushback from americans who argue it doesn't address the climate crisis and republicans, after the president initially linked signing the fwoil a democrat-only measure on social priorities like child care. >> i'm not sure i've ever seen someone double cross his

negotiating partners in the span of two hours. >> the bottom line infrastructure is exactly what we negotiated. >> reporter: getting to 60 senate votes still an uphill battle. the white house put out a lengthy memo last night detailing the plan. they're pushing it as good for blue collar workers saying 90% of the jobs created would go to people without a college degree. tracie potts, nbc news. >> thank you. overnight, near half moon bay, crews took part in two emergency rescues. the first one at monitor ra beach. firefighters and paramedics responding for a cliff rescue. the patient was rescued successfully and taken to the hospital. emergency teams responded to a boat in distress at miramar beach. traffic was backed up about half way on highway 1. happening now, firefighters in big sur making a lot of progress on stopping a wildfire, the so-called willow fire fire

73% contained. it was burning over 2,000 -- 200 achers there. the fire that began in los padres national forest in monterey county over a week ago. overnight the eviction orders were lifted. firefighters expect to reach full containment next week. new this morning, the state budget is now on governor newsom governor newsom's desk awaiting his finally approval. he's expected to sign it before thursday after lawmakers approved the over $262 billion operating budget. it includes $600 in new stimulus checks for millions of low-income californians who make less than $75,000 a year and child tax credits. also part of the budget $1.5 billion in grants for small businesses struggling due to the pandemic as well as more homeless funding and fire prevention aid. last night newsom signed a deal

set to expire tomorrow, however the agreement will extend the protections until the end of september. an important vote today on the fiery debate future of san jose's berryessa flea market. city council is slated to decide on how to move forward on the rezoning proposal. it is a bart station. most of the 30 acres that that market sits on is set to be developed with offices, apartment and retail shops. the flea market would be moved to a smaller site. new details, walnut creek police not commenting on what witnesses say was a loud explosion and arrest soon after, apparently involving fireworks. the explosion happened a little after 10:00 near broadway plaz za. we're not showing the man arrested because it's not clear why he was detained. san mateo county deputies said ill local fireworks are tied to

two in custody. authorities in nook have discovered 15,000 pounds of illegal fireworks head of the fourth of july holiday which is right around the corner. weather wise, a lot of people have that day off. maybe some barbecues, get together, finally, not a lot of fireworks though. still putting those off. let's check in with kari who has a look at that forecast and we'll see a warmup. >> let's celebrate our time together and not have to worry about the fireworks yet. it's been too dry for that. we don't want to have people evacuating or dealing with fires during the holiday season. as we look at what's going on this weekend, we're starting out this morning all clear. even though yesterday at this time we were seeing fog that just kind of shows you things are changing and as you head to work in freemont we are going to have a nice cool start, but a warmer afternoon. mike, what's happening on the roads. >> we're looking at slowing. this is over toward the venetia bridge northbound 680 concord and north bay.

the crew cleared as far as the cal trans grid goes about ten minutes ago. the crews cleared from the job but not the roadway. expect a little slowing north from highway 4 across that bridge for another few minutes. we're looking at the rest of the bay, a smooth, easy drive as you're looking towards the south bay. contra costa county very easy except the stretch towards venetia. the peninsula clear heading north of taillights through palo alto. back to you. pain at the pump and pain in the grocery aisle. why prices on your gas as well as food bills are going up even more post-pandemic. >> 4,000 new jobs on the peninsula and facebook crosses a trillion. i'll take a look at that. one of the toughest men on tv, but even actor chris malone struggles maintaining law and order at home. the father's day gift going viral this morning. we'll show it to you. you're watching "today in the bay."

good tuesday morning. as you get ready to make plans for the day in the east bay the earlier the better for the plans. going for a hike, our temperatures start out in the low 60s and the sky clearing quickly and the temperatures heating up to the upper 80s. we'll talk about what to expect in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. it was a little slow earlier but better now as we were

listening to see slow off the berkeley curve. the construction has cleared through berkeley. good morning. very happy tuesday to you. a big but maybe temporary win for facebook in court on monday. a federal judge threw out a case against the social media giant brought but by the federal trade commission and two dozen states. they were asking facebook's earlier deals like buying instagram be undone, a breakup of facebook. but the judge in the case said the governments waited too long to bring the case and didn't bring enough proof. shares in facebook spiked on the news. facebook's stock went up so much, facebook itself is worth more than $1 trillion for the first time ever. i mentioned temporary, the accusations against facebook are still there and the judge said the plaintiffs can refile the charges. this is just the first chapter. the stock market continues to set records, new records on the

nasdaq and the s&p 500. third day in a row for the s&p 500. shares in southwest continue to sink as that airline is continuing to infuriate passengers with last-minute cancellations nationwide. big news out of united, the airline is buying a ton of new planes. the biggest order in its history, 270. 4,000 new jobs here in the bay area. united one of the largest private employers in san mateo county. the new planes will have new seat back entertainment and the bigger overhead bins. chick-fil-a is the most loved fast food chain in the united states again according to the american consumer satisfaction index. chipotle comes in second. third place is crowded between panera, kfc, arby's and others, dominos the best large pizza chain and papa john's and pizza hut. as far as burgers go, wendy's burger king tied for best burger

and then sonic and jack in the box and down at the bottom mcdonald's. the one we care about most here, i think you can guess which one it is, coffee, dunkin' apparently beats starbucks. you know which one i like best is the free coffee in the cafeteria. >> i don't drink coffee but i hear it's good. >> i bring my own. i'm such a connoisseur. >> i'm going to laura's cubicle now that we can go back and forth and try a little of hers. >> anchoring this show for 21 years you have to do something to wake up. >> i like how you're hooking it up to the bag and the tube that comes down. >> thanks, scott. the cost of groceries, gas, your coffee, plane tickets skyrocketing. we've got the numbers to prove it now. this chart shows the rise in gas prices over the past year. the numbers come from the bureau of labor statistics. last year it was $3 a gallon,

until march and now the bay area average is $4.12 a gallon. what abouted. >> have you noticed this? this data coming from nbc news in the nielsen i.q. specific to the bay area and look, meat prices especially have gone up now. chicken up 18 cents a pound, ground beef up 54 cents a pound. bacon is up 40 cents for a 16 ounce package. disney, fans you have to wait a little longer to be on the happiest place on the sea. disney cruise line postponing its first cruise since the pandemic after some of its employees had inconsistent covid results. the ship was supposed to set sail from port canaveral in florida. the cdc approved for the cruise line to conduct a two-night test cruise with 300 employees. it's postponed until next month. 5:17. trending this morning, one of the toughest men on television called out for a parenting fail.

>> chris maloney known for his role on "law and order suv" got a hilarious belated father's day gift from his daughter a framed tweet asking people to send in their very best celebrity sightings. one person said i saw chris maloney, one of the toughest tough guys on television failing to control two toddlers at a brunch in columbus circle circa 2007. maloney may have a better time wrangling criminals on "law and order organized crime." you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. >> the kid got the last laugh than one. happy father's day. >> that's cool because i think about my grandfather. i ran into some of his students pen i was a principal, they were like he was so mean. no he was the nicest guy in the world. >> good thing it wasn't the other way around. >> another one is mike in l.a. >> yeah. we will stand by for those

stories. traffic, folks, we'll get to kari. you want to hear her forecast and our climate. the green sensors dominate this map which is great. we want that. we zoom over here toward the dublin interchange, smooth flow of traffic over here. 84, the earlier incident cleared but slowing as you head past ruby hill again. where things narrow a bit and we see the traditional slowing out of the altamont pass, the only other slowing. 680 still slow heading up towards the bridge itself been there 20 minutes after the crews cleared, so we'll track that. there's nothing going on. cal transdid clear that. now westbound 80 toward the berkeley curve the curve just outside of emeryville is there. this is a beautiful view of the city lights and i'm glad i could explain the berkeley curve. >> i love the fog that's hovering over right now.

it's in san francisco. we're going to see this clearing out quickly today. we're seeing it in the east bay as we take a live look in walnut creek as the sun rises. as you're making early plans make sure you're out early today because it's going to really warm up today reaching into the low 90s. morgan hill towards 93 degrees. we'll see upper 90s in the east bay with antioch today reaching 97 degrees and in oakland today, just a little bit warmer than yesterday reaching 78 degrees and along the coast we're staying mild here as that fog lingers just along the immediate coastline. when you head to redwood city, it's 84 for a high today. we'll see some upper 60s san fr north bay temperatures widespread 90s here because it's going to be warm in those inland valleys as the sunshine continues to heat us up with the high pressure across the region. we've seen some changes that will be happening especially for those areas across the pacific northwest dealing with that

record heat. going into the weekend there will be a surge some of monsoonal moisture and if you'll be going to the sierra this weekend head's up there may be thunderstorms nearby and we'll keep you up to date on that. our temperatures today, the warmest day in the forecast reaching into the 90s, lot of 80s as we go into the weekend, looking forward to the fourth of july, with those inland temperatures in the mid 80s and san francisco will be in the upper 60s. it's going to be nice the next few days. let's turn to our climate in crisis and focus on the animals that are threatened by hotter temperatures. sea level rise and wildfires, and biologists are saying that 35% of plant and animals may become extinct by the year 2050. i want to highlight some of those as you're out and about and make sure you're taking lots of pictures because you may not see something this beautiful. this is the blue copper butterfly and it calls the sonoma coast home and the sierra and it relies on the cool

weather as well as 20 other endangered butterfly species. also in the sky the wilson warbler is among the 72 highly threatened birds due to warming temperatures and destroyed habitats. and the pacific blob, warmer temperatures have endangered a lot of freshwater and sea fish. 50% of them now endangered including one holiday dinner time stable the duj nous crab. what we're doing to try to combat our climate in crisis go to nbcbayarea.com. back to you. >> thanks, kari. >> next here on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> the child tax credit is arriving in family's bank accounts right now, but some families might want to tell uncle sam to push it back. i'm consumer investigators chris chmura we'll explain why and how next. >> our teams are always on

social media. take a look at this, kris sanchez posting video of her daughters over the weekend. combined they swam 7800 yards to help raise money for their swim meet. get you tired just looking at them. look at them go. great girls. let kris know what you do to stay in shape. follow her on facebook, twitter and instagram. you're watching "today in the bay."

july 15th, the day uncle sam

will send families automatic payments for the tax credit. >> it will put thousands of dollars in family bank accounts over the summer but you may want to delay the payments. chris chmura is going to explain why and show us how. >> on the surface immediate automatic payments of the child tax credit seem like a no-brainer, money, now. but here's the thing. the irs says payments today are actually an advance on your next tax return. so that means accepting a payment today might cut your refund if you're used to getting a refund around april 15th or increase the amount of tax you owe uncle sam if you're used to paying april 15th. >> it's going to depend on the situation for each family and their set of circumstances. >> some families might want to opt out. the irs has a tool to help families turn off the advanced payments.

head to irs.gov. click get answers on the advanced child tax credit. then thick unenroll from advanced payments. you sign in to the portal and make your selection. if you're married and file jointly you will have to do this step twice that's because the irs says spouses have to individually unenroll. if you've already gotten a payment it's okay and you can unenroll from the rest. if you're unsure what to do consider talking with a tax professional. coming up next, top stories including not giving up. the desperate search continues following the deadly condo collapse in florida. while relatives are clinging to hope that their loved ones are still alive. water restrictions are expected for another north bay city. the vote expected today and why the rest of the bay area will watch the move closely amid the deepening drought. .

right now at 5:30, significant cuts coming to some water customers as we dive deeper into a worsening drought situation across the state. why the entire bay area is watching what happens today in santa rosa. feel like the luckiest guy in the world to get hit by the great white and walk out of the hospital the same day. >> surviving a shark attack an living to tell the tale. a san francisco man opens up about his terrifying encounter along our coast. and --

>> 2-1 pitch down the left field line and that baby is gone. >> take me out to the ball game. what coliseum is set to do for the first time since the start of the pandemic. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> marcus washington. >> we begin on the dry conditions not going anywhere any time soon in the bay area. the drought not getting better as we look into the holiday weekend. >> live team coverage on the impact of the lingering drought conditions from your pocketbook to your tap. let's start with meteorologist kari hall with a look at the dwindling water supply in our local reservoirs. it's concerning. >> yeah. it's not just the bay area but across the region where we're seeing this exceptional drought that continues to expand an we've seen the worst of it right here in the bay area.

with the lack of rainfall our reservoir levels continue to decrease. each day you think about just how much water evaporates off the surface of our reservoirs and we're only at 25% of capacity across our bay area reservoirs. some of the lowest water levels in the south bay. we are watching this closely with the high and dry weather that will continue. marcus and laura. i want to bring in "today in the bay's" cierra johnson. >> live in santa rosa this morning to take a look at some of the new water restrictions in place there and how it could eventually hit your wallet. >> reporter: yes, good morning, marcus and laura. kari mentioned the dry and hot conditions and santa rosa is not except from those conditions. today there is a vote that could change how folks here in the city of santa rosa use city cou for the meeting at noon in the .

to give you an idea of how they reach this point at the end of april the governor declared a local drought for sonoma county and the county declared a drought emergency. by may the city's water supplier filed a petition with the state asking to reduce how much water could be released from lake sonoma and lake mendocino, so this problem as you can see has been ongoing. as you can imagine it's not just the bay area experiencing a drought. nasa has released images showing how widespread the problem is throughout the state. between a below average snowpack and the persistence of the extreme heat you can see what scientists are calling bathroom rings or the white rings around some of the reservoirs in the photos. many of these reservoirs well below where they should be at this point. back out in santa rosa a big decision for those city council members that can not only impact how much water folks can use but

how much it will cost to use that money. if passed santa rosa could join several other bay area counties like marin and contra costa county and they have all taken similar actions. we will update you on what comes out of that vote as that vote takes place. live in santa rosa, cierra johnson for "today in the bay.." in south florida families holding on to the slimmest of hopes after the condo tower collapsed six days ago. searchers are still there trying to go on with the rescue mission and the recovery effort. the recovery of 11 victims has happened. 150 people now still unaccounted for at a beach side vigil last night, families were holding on to hope for loved ones that they will be found safe and the pain of not knowing for many really unbearable.

>> so we have people waiting and waiting and waiting for news that is excruciating. >> it will likely take time to learn the cause of that collapse but one expert voiced concerns about structural integrity as far back as 2018. any hope to find people in the rubble falls by the hour but there are some instances of people surviving while trapped for days. one person found alive after bangladesh factory collapse in 2013 and was trapped for 17 days. survivors of the quake in haiti were found after 12 days. one east bay county is unveiling a new way to keep track of its covid cases. the public health department will report case rates separately for vaccinated and unvaccinated people. it looks at the seven-day daily average case rate for 100,000 people. the data found the case rates are about ten times higher for unvaccinated which is the yellow line. as more people get vaccinated

the unvaccinated people are less likely to be exposed to someone who is infect. a live look in san francisco where some people there believe the quality of life in the city has declined during the pandemic. a poll which the san francisco chamber of commerce asked hundreds of residents about the economic and social impact from the pandemic. the so-called city beat poll found 70% believe the quality of life in the city has declined. 80% think crime has increased. nearly nine in ten say homelessness has worsened. happening today, just in time for summer, the oakland coliseum reopens to full capacity. the a's tonight are home against the texas rangers. this will be the first time since 2019 that the coliseum will be filled to 100% capacity. over the weekend against the giants, the a's took part in oracle park's first capacity crowds. this friday there will be a fireworks show that will happen at the coliseum following the game against the red sox. this morning we're hearing from the victim of a shark

attack off our coast over the weekend. nemanja spasojevic is continuing to recover after his encounter with a great white at montara beach. this is video of him in the hospital. he said it happened as he was diving for crab at gray whale cove. he's grateful for the numerous people who came to his rescue. >> i could feel a sharp mosquito bite like feeling and then a slight push and then as i look and grab my leg, i could see kind of like the shark from here like the nose and two eyes. >> to close for comfort there. the swimmer says he headed to shore as close to the rocks as possible. he managed to get a fisherman's attention who called 911. thanks to the quick response, he didn't have to spend even the night at the hospital. >> wow. >> i was amazed because he also thanked the shark for being so

gentle. mosquito bite. wow. you know what, glad he's okay and able to talk about it. it is 5:31. look at this, just look, a blanket of clouds there. this is fog, though. you can't see but this is the golden gate bridge. at least normally a shot of the golden gate bridge. look how beautiful that is as we start the morning. we know when we see that it's definitely cooler in san francisco this morning. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect through the bay area when it comes to those temperatures. kari. >> one thing i'm noticing from that shot you can see above the fog, which we cooperate yesterday, so that just shows that marine layer is compressing and pushing a little bit closer to some of the coastline and some of those areas, but not making it over the hills into the south bay and this is where those temperatures will be heating up today. let's go through the timeline and all of our temperatures across the bay area. stopping it right in the middle of the afternoon where our temperatures will really heat up

for the inland valleys into the low 90s, upper 90s for parts of the far north bay. much hotter today and then it will be cooling off as we go into the next couple days. so we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. mike, what's the breaking news you're following now. >> this is for bart riders. a significant delay. bart calls a major delay, something more than 20 minutes out of the dublin station. over into the daly city direction, potentially an issue for the tracks. or at least on the tracks. i'm getting more detail from bart as best they update us. the light rail service canceled, the other red section here. we know that's not the news. major delay for bart out of the tri-valley. along 580 will be fine as your alternate. the drive is fine and no major surprises for 84. it's just the bart lines getting out of the area. the south bay slowing for 101, typical for san jose and the bigger slowing towards the venetia bridge. >> thanks so much. keep that mask on even if you're vaccinated.

that's a new guidance from global health leaders. the big concern prompting them to advise against ditching the face covering. president biden heads to wisconsin and there could be a vote as soon as today on a new commission to investigate the capital attacks. plus -- ♪ mr. jones and me ♪ ♪ tell each other fairy tales ♪ >> concert comeback. the hills, peaks and valleys of the bay area all expected to be alive with the sound of music. we're going to talk about the band set to hit the stage this summer after more of a year of silence due to the pandemic. you're watching "today in the bay." yee-haw! go left! i'm gonna go were navigation says. ah! - turn left. thank you navigation.

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right now at 5:42, as people are getting ready to head out, the road, maybe more people driving in dublin as we're starting out with a mostly clear sky and it's going to be bright and sunny today as our temperatures quickly heat up. a little bit warmer today. we'll talk more about this in a few minutes. >> smooth flow of traffic but the delays on bart as we're looking at the dublin interchange. a smooth drive as well. the live look here at san jose, slowing, bunching up towards 680. fire crews continue to bat al wildfire burning in northern california near the oregon boarder. the lava fire broke out thursday near mount shasta.

lightening is believed to have caused the fire. around 10,000 people have been evacuated. it's burned more than 1400 acres and only 20% contained. president biden travels to wisconsin today to sell his infrastructure plan. >> and sell himself. >> he's popular in wisconsin. he won the state in 2020, but marcus, he has some progress to make among farmers. farmers, one of the largest recipients of government money and benefits, really got a lot under donald trump. biden will talk to people in lacrosse, wisconsin, about how the infrastructure plan will benefit agriculture, wisconsin's biggest business. there are two infrastructure plans, the one republicans agreed on mostly and another liberal plan democrats want to pass afterwards. at one point biden seemed to say he wouldn't sign one without the other and something he backtracked on. >> thank you. >> the bottom line on infrastructure is exactly what we negotiated. >> now that president might, might back down on that second

more liberal plan, the one that they can pass without republican help, that has enraged the liberal part of his party. some in the democrat party think biden is too centrist and let him notice with a peaceful demonstration at the white house on monday. the house could vote to create an investigative commission on the capitol attack as soon as today that would be run by experts appointed by democrats. democrats did give republicans a chance to be part of a nonpartisan commission when they put that idea up for a vote last month, but republicans said no. speaker pelosi said if they didn't agree to a commission, democrats would go forward with their own investigation, a committee with subpoena power and witnesses testifying under oath. now there's hope that might bring republicans back to the table to approve a truly nonpartisan commission. maricopa county in arizona will throw out the voting machines touched by the

so-called cyber ninjas as part of their audit of the 2020 election. the county can't trust machines that have been out of their custody. the ninjas have been working to find proof that the 2020 presidential election was rigged in the county but the republican-led leadership there have dismissed the effort. at one point the ninjas were investigating paper ballots for remnants of bamboo which would show the ball lot were cast in asia and the president's trip to wisconsin today talking about it on twitter. find me there @scott mcgrew. one of governor newsom's leading opponents in the recall is making his way to the bay area. republican john cox is making a stop in san jose this morning. but now he is trading in that live bear for a pile of trash. "l.a. times" saying that cox will have an 8 foot ball of garbage. his campaign says it symbolizes what the homeless politics and policies have inflicted on california neighborhoods. the event starts at 10:30 at columbus park. his visit comes as

california republicans are claiming democrats are acting unfairly in the governor's upcoming recall election. state lawmakers passed a bill yesterday that would move up the election by 30 days. that bill is now headed to newsom's desk for signature. democrats are hoping newsom would benefit from favorable conditions as california reopens from the pandemic. some claim it's considered cheating in the election. without the recall governor newsom would not have to face voters until 2022. are you feeling free without wearing that mask. the world health organization is giving new advice about that urging everyone to continue to mask up due to increased concerns about the delta variant. it's spreading throughout the world in places like russia, south africa, australia and israel. spreading in california among unvaccinated people, accounting for 20% of new cases. >> if you are unvaccinated you are confronting a virus better at its job than a year ago. >> infectious disease experts

believe there won't be a big surge in the bay area thanks to the high vaccination rate here. a live look in los angeles where the county is now recommending everyone wear those masks again. the county department says regardless of your vaccination status, you should be wearing masks in grocery or retail stores, theaters, family entertainment centers as well as workplaces when the vaccination status of other workers just isn't known. this is due to the rise in delta cases there. as the state reopens, many throughout the bay area are hoping to hear music this summer. >> i'm one of those people. it's been silent for more than a year but as live music events come back, they're contributing to the comeback right here in the bay area. ♪ take me down to the paradise city where the grass is green and the girls are pretty ♪ >> guns and roses, rock icons are set to hit the sap center on august 25th. in the meanwhile, tony! toni! tone! is set to play july 3rd.

another oakland based band green day will participate in the hella mega tour on oracle park. calling mr. jones, the counting crows are set to perform at the greek theater to a hometown crowd on september 3rd. >> should be fun. 5:49. still early out there. we'll check the morning commute and see how things are rolling or not with mike in a minute. let's check in with kari right now. she's got a look at our current conditions and what we're in store for today. >> yeah. we can see that june gloom continue over san francisco right now. i know it's been cloudy. you've barely seen any sun for quite a while but all of us in the inland valleys are thankful for that because it's been cooler. we're not seeing that this morning as we get a live look outside in walnut creek, it's a clear start and will be a warmer day. let's head to the south bay, looking at our high temperatures, los gatos reaching 90s, 92 in east san jose. air conditioner on full blast in

gilroy reaching 94 today. we'll see some mid 90s for concord today, martinez reaching 93. freemont a high of 84 degrees. warmer than yesterday. we'll see low 60s in half moon bay, and redwood city we're up to 84 degrees. for san francisco, mostly 60s but with a little bit more sunshine downtown we'll reach up to 70 today. for the north bay it's going to be hot reaching 98 in ukiah and napa today looking at a high of 91 degrees. it's been all about the record heat we've seen across the pacific northwest. take a look at some of the high temperatures. we're looking at for today, 89 in seattle and that was after three straight days of setting triple-digit temperatures and in portland extremely hot, 96, couple degrees hotter in las vegas and reno today reaching 100 degrees. we're going to see that heat easing off for the pacific northwest and we're going to

return to our typical parp with fog near the coast and warm temperatures inland. if you will be going to the sierra for the fourth, head's up there will be a surge of monsoonal moisture and showers and thunderstorms sparking off going into the end of the weekend. here at home we're looking at temperatures hot today. just a little bit cooler tomorrow. we continue that trend. by the end of the week it's going to be a nice rest of the week ahead. pretty comfortable for the weekend with highs in the mid 80s. san francisco is going to keep it cool, highs in the 60s that will continue in the forecast as we go from june gloom to gray sky july, that just continues as we go into next week. mike, you were following some breaking news out of the tri-valley. is that still going on? >> it is still going on, but looks like there's less delay now out of dublin. still a problem reported somewhere on the tracks there. it may be a disabled train or some equipment that has to be moved. they're saying ten minutes instead of major delay which typically means a half hour or

more. we're looking at still a delay out of dublin into daly city, the direction out of the vallejo -- valley you have to go west. we're looking over here towards the tri-valley drive and that's fine. nothing unexpected there. a little more slowing shows up over here, look at ha out of san leandro, the nimitz typically picks up about now. slowing toward the venetia bridge. sensors lighting up from highway 4 to the bridge. earlier crew cleared and crash may have cleared. slowing in san jose, a lot when we took a look at the live camera last time. whoever hit their brakes harder has cleared up now. when that happens someone hits their brakes everyone bunches up and by the time you get there there's no problem. no problem. back to you. >> happens all the time. all right. thanks, mike. happening now, berkeley's new proposed budget is out and it reportedly includes $2 million for regular homeless encampment cleanups.

a half million dollars being set aside for twice a month of cleaning of homeless camps across the city, small part of the $600 million for the fiscal year including millions for homeless services and programs. there's still much more ahead on "today in the bay" this morning including settling a lawsuit. the hefty amount of cash bay area based juul set to pay one state over marketing issues and the action california is taking. plus, showing off pride, the support the nfl is now offering the lbgtq plus community. this just days after historic announcement from a raiders star. you're watching "today in the bay."

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5:56. welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." happening now, weakening tropical storm enrique taking aim at the resort area of mexico. the storm was downgraded from a category 1 hurricane as it skirted past the country's west coast. it's producing a lot of wind and up to a foot of rain. enrique is the first named storm this season in the eastern pacific. rescue teams are talking about the lengths they went to rescue sea turtles during the winter deep freeze that shut down most of texas. the group called sea turtle inc pulled a lot of those cold,

stunned turtsles from the water and brought them to warmth and safety. >> the operational execution, the people, the passion, the community outreach, the education of the community that we have managed to accomplish over the years, it really shows a testament to why sea turtle inc was able to approach, attack and execute such a mammoth undertaking is. >> check out the full story and others like it on our platform, nbc lx, 11-15 over the air and channel 185 on xfinity cable or lx.com. new this morning, san francisco based juul is settling a lawsuit alleging its ads targeted teens. the company has agreed to pay north carolina $40 million. under the agreement the e-cigarette maker will not advertise to anyone under 21 or pay social media influencers to promote the products.

the company will have to stop advertising claims that its products are a safer alternative to cigarettes. at least nine other states including california have filed their own lawsuits against juul. california is adding five more states to its list of places banned for state funded travel that includes arkansas, florida, montana, north dakota because they passed laws discriminating against members of the lbgtq that includes blocking access to health care and banning transgender youth from sports. california will not fund travel, state employees, to a total of 17 states, see those states on your screen. the u.s. supreme court handing a victory to a transgender student banned from using the rest room of his choice. the court decided not to take up the case of gavin grim of have a yesterday. he was denied access to the boy's rest room by the county school board. at issue was whether federal

anti-discrimination laws apply to lbgtq students. by passing on the issue the high court allowed grim's victory in the appeals court to remain intact. new this morning, the nfl wants to make it clear football is for everyone. >> the league released a new ad in support of the lbgtq community. take a look. ♪♪ >> that new ad one week after carl nassib announced he was gay. his is the first in the league to come out. at 6:00, the east bay rattled. >> she was kind of scared. she heard and how long it's going to last and be. >> that earthquake that gave many dinner time a jolt and what you need to be prepared for in case of the next big one. plus mixing and matching,

the proof researchers are now offering that shows getting two different types of vaccines may help boost your immune response to covid. >> i'm kris sanchez at the airport. it is bustling this morning. you see sfo on your screen. it's busy as millions of americans take to the skies to make up for the time that we lost. if your travels are still ahead i have what you need to know. the third hour of "today in the bay" starts right now. good tuesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. first to the story a lot of people still talking about this morning. did you feel it? that earthquake that struck around dinner time last night, it was a 3.9 magnitude quake striking at about 6:30 north of san leandro along the hayward fault. >> look at the shaking we got some pictures of felt across the area in san francisco to san jose. as far east as