i am marcus washington, dove nation is in full celebration mode this morning. of course, this comes after the warriors beat the celtics in game two of the nba finals right here at home. right at the chase center, sierra johnson will join us with a closer look at these highlights that are still ahead for you this morning. i cannot wait to see that.

mondays are fun as well, right? >> they are. we are so excited. mike is back as well. >> happy monday, welcome back. i do think that this makes it a lot better. we are looking at the tower camera over in san francisco. you can see that this is kind of just rolling across parts of the city. as you are heading out in palo alto, we are starting out with clouds and fog, but it will clear out as we get into the rest of the day. we will be in the 60s and, reaching 78 in san jose. we will be heating up, enjoy this and i will talk more about this a little bit later. developing now, 12 people are dead following another weekend of mass shootings across america. the most notable file in took

place in philadelphia where three people were killed, 12 were injured, and in chattanooga, tennessee, they saw the second weekend in a rowe of mass shooter violence. two were killed, 12 others were injured from gun violence. a third person died after being hit by a car. this follows a deadly school shooting in uvalde, texas. >> congress could take action on gun control legislation this week. he is a light look at capitol hill. this is where bipartisan groups of senators had worked in the wake of mass shootings in buffalo, new york and uvalde, texas. >> we are joint flight from washington, about a deadline where senators have taken certain negotiations off of the table. >> reporter: good morning marcus and laura, chris murphy is leading the charge, he says that to the bill will not include an assault weapons ban , or comprehensive back rent checks. >> reporter: a weekend of deadly mass shootings across the u.s. . in philadelphia, at

least a dozen people were injured, and three were killed. >> we know, ballistic leave that we had at least five different guns out there. >> reporter: a bipartisan group of senators began gun legislation in the wake of recent mass shootings, negotiators have said that congress is closer than ever on reaching an agreement. >> we are talking about a meaningful change in our government. we cannot guarantee any outcome but it feels to me as if we are closer that we have been since i have been in the senate. >> reporter: red flag laws, changes to background checks, and investments in school safety. maybe that is the kind of baggage that we are putting together, that is the package i can pass the senate. >> reporter: some measures don't have the support needed from republicans that say that the focus should be on issues like mental health , and set of efforts to raise the minimum age to purchase an assault weapon from 18 years old to 21.

>> intervening before something happens that, instead of rushing to take the rights of gun owners away. >> reporter: lawmakers will hear the devastating personal toll of gun violence this week , when parents and survivors of the mass shootings in texas and new york testify before the house committee. >> reporter: house democrats are eyeing a package that would include eight gun related proposals , that is expected to pass in the senate. >> thank you so much. time is running out for voters to cast their ballots. tomorrow is the last day to vote in the june primary. i want to show you video, this is an early voting center in san francisco. all counties have in person voting, and vote by mail options available. many races will be decided by tomorrow's vote from the primaries for u.s. senators to stay to leaders and local officials. an important alert, in sonoma

county, some voter information guides mistakenly had the wrong date. a special election was held in windsor on april 12th, rather than the election being on june 7th, tomorrow. these errors occurred in spanish speaking versions of the guide. to be clear, election day is tomorrow, june 7th. with election day around the corner, we follow all of these races for you on the ballot. you can scan the qr code on the left side of your screen. it will take you to decision 2022 selection page on our website. we had put together information about the candidates in the races. we will show you the code again, just a little bit later in the show. covid-19 cases climb and we are keeping a close eye on the latest numbers. is morning, california's positivity rate is at 8.3%. that is up nearly 2%. 33,000 californians had reported positive covid-19 tests in the past day. hospitalizations are also

climbing. 2400 californians are in hospitals with the virus. this current surge could level off soon, but the emergence of covid-19 variance could cause another surge before this one is completely over. apple will keep its worldwide developers conference virtual. this may very well be the future of some of these big tech companies. >> with the pandemic it looks that way. apple really leads the way on this idea. the downside is that you do not get to meet with developers in person, but the good news is that anybody can participate. this kicks off at 10 am our time, go to apple websites to watch. this is not an iphone announcement. they are very famous for those. this is more technical, for software developers. the thing on everyone's mind is the virtual entry into virtual or mixed reality. these are not apple's pr

headsets. we have never seen apples dr headset. that is assuming it exists in the first place. but we will be watching to see if tim cook says anything. there is improvements to the ipad to make it less like a phone and more like a laptop. we will give you highlights on the midday show at 11:00. it is 5:07 am, we have to talk about something that everyone will be talking about at some point today. destination celebrating, the warriors rebound big time after the disappointing loss in game one. check out the prizes, the court tower is lit in gold and blue. >> sara johnson, look where she is, live outside of the chase center and a look at what is coming next. we were so thrilled for last night. >> reporter: i am at my home away from home, this is the site of the most recent winners of the recent game, the home of the warriors here.

this win really puts an overall win in the nba finals into sight. they rebounded after a rough loss, and with unofficial parties taking place outside, and the excitement in the chase center, energy all around is electric. 22-year-old jordan poole had the shot of the night. he beat the buzzer with a 39 foot three-pointer. the longest three-pointer in the past 25 nba finals. fans went crazy. this, as we know is the first time that they had the venue as their home, the setting was perfect for a win. >> we knew that we were the better team all along. >> reporter: you can hear the passion , that fanlike many of

the fans is coaching from the seats and rejoicing when we had that win. the warriors are on the road for game three and four, but there will be an opportunity to take place in the festivities with the viewing parties inside as well as outside. folks will be gathering in homes and restaurants here as well as in boston. there's a lot more excitement. we will be here to cover it. we are light in san francisco for today in the bay. it is 5:09 am. let's look at the forecast, our meteorologist has been tracking what we can expect today, do you have a winning forecast for us carry? >> reporter: the next few days are not bad at all, we will start out with more clouds that are rolling by after the weekend rain that of course was making a lot of headlines for us. we will take a look at how much

rain we had measured, but we are back to sunshine today. we start out with clouds, it will be that way all throughout the afternoon. it will clear up quickly as we had for the upper 70s in san jose. it will be 81 degrees in livermore this afternoon. 81 in napa. san francisco will be in the upper 60s. we will start to see the temperatures ramping up. i will talk more about that in a few minutes. are you seeing any problems popping up for communities? let's look at the map, they are green. green means the traffic is flowing smoothly. traffic is relatively light. there is a breeze, so hold onto your wheel with both hands. no slowing for the sensors just yet. it is a little bit early for that, but, you can see that cars are lining up a little

bit. we see an increase in volume. more orange and red centers show where there is a busier drive. back to you. still ahead, the consumer team will help one woman get her money back. this is after a concert ticket purchase went sour. small acts of kindness, the way that teachers are coming together to inspire and uplift their community. it is a story that you will not want to miss. one more time, here is the qr code that we showed you a few moments ago. scan it so that you can go to our decision 2022 page on today in the bay's website, www.nbcbayarea.com. if you have not voted yet, get the information so that you are able to cast your vote . stick around, we have a lot more for you here on today in the bay.

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it is monday morning, and it will be a really nice day. hopefully you have time to get out and enjoy it. temperatures will be in the upper 50s as you step out into the east bay, and then we will see these guys quickly clearing out by late morning. a really nice sunny afternoon. we will talk about the hotter temperatures in our forecast, and a look at how much rain we have measured in a few minutes. we are looking at a little bit of traffic building, the toll plaza has a better view of the sunrise. i know that we are focused on traffic, but the approach can

see things quickly changing. very happy monday to you, elon musk is once again throwing tesla investors into confusion and uncertainty. late last week, he had said to that tesla would need to cut as many as 10,000 workers, he said he had a super bad feeling about the economy. this confused a lot of us because at the same time companies like ford were announcing thousands of new hires that, the danger for tesla sent the stock down 10%. then, once again on twitter, he had reversed himself over the weekend saying -- and by the way, this is not a twit, this was a reply to a tweet that there would be no layoffs. there would be more hires in manufacturing, management would be flat, and monk -- musk is iconic, but this is not how people run companies. not by tweet. it is not the

first time that his tweeting has sent tesla's stock lower. the other question is, which musk is telling the truth? tesla needs to cut workers were it doesn't. both things cannot be true at the same time. the rest of the company is hiring. solid growth there. 390,000 jobs were added in may. to be fair, jobs numbers are a trailing indicator, showing us how things work, not how they will be. here's a look behind the scenes of our podcast, erica has worked on investing in all kinds of tech companies all around the world. europe, africa, she has even been sending money to people that she has not met yet. >> reporter: you are maybe the first person who gave someone $30 million, and only recently met them. >> you can listen to this as

you are talking or driving, or whatever on apple podcasts and google podcasts. knew this morning, what started as a simple work assignment for a group of teachers is changing lives. the group of teachers from millville middle school were given the challenge of sharing what they are grateful for. the challenge was for 30 days. now, nearly 3 years later the business world wants to include more teachers and tech professionals. >> this has developed a sense of connection. connection to my colleagues at work, connection to how i show up each day. connection to a greater world. a real appreciation for what it is that i have, and what it is that i can share with others. >> those in the group chat say that seven days a week, no matter where they are they find

a way to make their gratitude known and they say that they do not plan to stop anything soon. i try to do that at the dinner table with the kids. what are you grateful for? you know? it is very important. >> it is. you have to remind yourself that things are good. things are not always necessarily perfect, but they are good. >> i am grateful for you guys. it is nice to see you. >> who is our little friend here? mike? >> the caterpillar? >> yeah. i want to show you what life look outside, the sun is rising this morning, we can see a few clouds rolling by. we will start out with clouds

across the bay area. temperatures are nice and mild, i also want to show you how much rain we had measured over the weekend. this is pretty amazing. not only did it break daily records, but it okay monthly record for how much rain that we have had in june. not everyone had the rainfall, but, where we measured it it was fairly significant with oakland getting a quarter inch of rain, and close to a half inch of rain in half moon bay. there were quite a few spots in the north bay that measured a lot of rain. as we start out the new week, we had to back to dry, windy, and warmer weather. we are looking at hayward today topping out at 73 degrees. 83 degrees in concord. upper 60s in san francisco. we have the cool coastal weather, but the inland valleys will also heat up. we are anywhere from the mid 60s in half moon bay to the low 90s in fairfield. we will also see those 90s continuing through the middle of the week. that is the strong intense area of high pressure building, and

we could see temperatures heading close to 100 degrees by the end of the week. we are starting out with 80s for today and tomorrow, and then we will have temperature spiked back up to 99 degrees on friday. it is going to be hot and dry. all of the moisture that we just measured will no longer really make a difference there. we are back to the fire danger, and then going into the end of the weekend, it will be slightly cooler. we are still seeing a lot of spikes and dips in our temperatures over the next few days. we are in the low to mid 80s. many spots will reach into the low to mid 90s as well. there will be some areas in the upper 90s, close to 100 degrees. san francisco keeps it much milder with upper 70s by friday, all right, so how is it looking now for the commute? >> it is relatively light, but we are noticing subtle changes. let's look at our san jose

camera where we see the headlights building volume. a beautiful view as the sun comes up. looking at the map, 101, this started happening about 30 seconds ago. everything is changing on schedule and we should see the first buildup in traffic toward san jose in the next few minutes on the 101. the area on the right shows you the slowing, and we will watch for growth that drives driving times down. a smooth drive towards the bay area. the crew is getting ready to do maintenance out of san jose. back to you. she buys $600 seats to a show, then the venue says no one can sit in them. imr consumer investigator,

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welcome back, it is 5:24 am. today in the bay responds to a music lover who asked us about an odd ticket purchase. >> her $600 it did not exist, today in the bay steps in to solve the mystery. >> reporter: good morning, kristi says that she paid ticket center $1300 for two

tickets to the red hot chili peppers at the levi's stadium. as soon as she got her confirmation, kristi had said that she discovered the seats were in section 126, behind the stage. were not backstage, behind the stage. kristi said that ticket center did not advertise them that way, patting more confusion, they said that the section was not able to be occupied for the show. kristi said that she tried to take care of this all by herself. she tried to get her money back, she disputed the charges on the credit card, and he created a loop between the bank and the ticket seller. she asked us to intervene. we reach out to ticket center, a company representative did not explain, but they said that we have processed a full refund for the ticket amount to the customer and provided them with an additional $300 in store credit due to the inconvenience. thank you for bringing this to our attention. that is a 1500 dollar window

for kristi. she contacted us online, you can too. go to www.nbcbayarea.com, click the response option on the main menu, or call us . 5:25 am, l-new season here bay area. the ninjas, men and women will beultimate prize. $1 million. you know what? they will have to figure out how to tackle the new obstacles. the course designers put it this way. >> i love the creativity. the surprise element is always fun. it is also an athletes worst nightmare. >> it is tough. american ninja warrior returns at eight a.m. , followed by the weakest link. stay tuned for today in the bay news at 11 am. >> i don't have the upper body strength for that.

>> get on my shoulders. >> i can do that. i work out, but i am just not strong. we will arm wrestle later. next, the top story that we follow today including thieves that got away with more than luggage at san francisco's latest smash and grab. the frantic search that is now underway for this little puppy. the reason why the pet is so special to one family. deadly in the south bay, police are trying to find a person who pulled the trigger, we will show you where that happened and what police are saying. you are watching today in the bay.

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a deadly confrontation, a subway worker shot and killed right outside of their store. what the coworker says might have started it. the search for a suspect, still underway. the pain at the pump, gas prices are reaching record- breaking highs in the bay area. how much a gallon of regular gas is going for, this is today in the bay streaming on roku, amazon fire, and online. good morning, thank you for making as part of your morning.

first, today, we mark the beginning of santa rosa's fire season. this is a video of previous fires in santa rosa. over the past two years the department has urged people living there to make sure they start planning now. that includes removing dry vegetation around your home, and having an emergency plan. all counties have been on alert for quite some time now. they are concerned that it is so dry. look at all this moisture over the weekend. >> this is the perfect time to clear the vegetation, when the ground is a little bit more moist. in fact, the rain that we got over the weekend is a little bit more than double what we typically receive during the month of june. fortunately, a lot of the vegetation and rush has already gone dormant, and died, it is not able to absorb the moisture. with the high rainfall totals we continue with the high fire danger. we also saw a little bit of rain all from oakland to san francisco, as we go into today

it will be a mild day. it is a good day to get back defensible space around your house. the temperatures in the low 50s. we will reach into the mid-70s by noon. it will really heat up the end of the week. we will talk more about that in a few minutes, arcus and laura? developing this morning, we have more questions than answers in the deadly shooting outside of a south bay safeway store. police are still now investigating, but, the young man that was shot too had worked there was shot while trying to stop a theft. today in the bay joins us with the details, and the search for the suspect. this is really heartbreaking. at the this is sad, most of us go to the same grocery store week after week. we see the same basis. the community was responding to these deaths of this 24-year- old man. he was called cheerf helpful. 24-year-old man that was idtifi

coworkers say that he was trying to stop a robbery in progress. when he was shot, someone came in and was trying to steal liquor from that safeway store. that is when the altercation turned deadly. police are concerned that that is what had happened at 3:30 am sunday morning. >> it is absolutely her renders. it is awful. he was a lovely young man. needless to say, gun violence is everywhere. it hit close to home. >> reporter: he will be remembered by his family, he was a farmer san jose state student. if you have information about who might have been behind this act of violence, call san jose police. you can also report any tips anonymously through the tip line. >> all for a bottle of alcohol. thank you very much.

we are learning more about a deadly mass shooting in philadelphia. >> three people were killed, 11 others were hurt. police say that several shootings happen saturday night. one fired an initial shot sending many to fire back. the future of gun control and committee hearings are scheduled for this week. today in the bay's gabe gutierrez is in philadelphia with more. >> reporter: the chaos on saturday night, hundreds of people were packed onto the streets. popular nightlife areas where people typically come, and to, three people were killed. 11 people were wounded. authorities are now searching for suspects. several gunmen, according to police at this point. only hours after this incident

there was a another mass shooting in chattanooga. two people were killed, 12 were wounded at the nightclub there. throughout the country, multiple mass shootings including in arizona, south carolina, in all, 13 mass shootings according to the gun violence archives. the group defines the mass shootings as any shooting incident with at least four people that have been killed or wounded. that does not include the gunmen. this all comes as there is an increased push in congress this week for gun legislation. this follows shootings in tulsa, uvalde, and buffalo. just on wednesday alone, victims families and survivors of these shootings in buffalo and uvalde will testify before congress. here in philadelphia, there's a massive investigation underway. the victims range in age from

17 to 69 years old. so far, no arrests have been made. back to you. happening today, a man acquitted of murder in a 2015 shooting of a woman on the san francisco pier is now due back in court. josi garcia will be sentenced after he had pleaded guilty to federal firearm charges in the death of kate stein. you may recall that it became a national flashpoint over immigration. he was wanted for a six the deportation proceeding when he fatally shot the women. in 2017 he was acquitted of various charges including murder shortly after federal prosecutors had charged him with two counts of illegal gun possession. he faces up to 10 years in prison. y area, take a look at this. have you seen this puppy? riley is an eight month old ppe

couple from arkansas had parked their van on a street across pier 33. these are pictures of the inside of the van. the couple was visiting for just a day before having to return home. the friend who lives in the city is now trying to help find the puppy who is not microchip. she said that the couple left with a horrible impression of san francisco. she is begging for help to not only find the dog, but redeem the city. this morning, gas prices across the bay area are rising. would you pay seven dollars for a gallon of gas? some people are. also, we have a life picture of pump prices. a $7.49 per gallon. that is on the high side, but the average across the bay is not much lower. >> i never thought that i would see $7.50 a gallon for gas. when i bought my first car it was a dollar and $.85.

i was afraid to afford that. now it is seven dollars. >> i got myself stuck because i came off of 280. i am low on gas, visiting family from san francisco. i am in a pinch. here i am spending $100 filling up my tank. >> she is not alone. every bay area county has a gallon of regular at more than six dollars. the lowest area is solano county, $6.35. california's average is $6.33, while the national averages $4.80. look at what is making a comeback. the summer heat. let's take a life look towards downtown san jose this morning. things are really going to heat up. especially with the weather that we have been having. it was cool over the weekend, a little overcast. a little bit of rain and drizzle, but the heat is making

a comeback. >> we have had all kinds of weather, it goes from one extreme to the other when we have had a really high amount of tune rainfall, and now we are getting ready for triple digit temperatures in some spots. in the tri-valley, we start out with mid-50s for the morning. it will be a cloudy day. we are not heating up to those extremes, enjoy today. san jose reaches 78 degrees. it is going to reach into the low 80s in concord, as well as santa rosa. san francisco will be in the upper 60s area and we will talk about when we will hit the upper 90s and up to 100 degrees, coming up a little bit later. hopefully it is easing us into the morning commute. >> we are easing in, we see signs of change. i've got on the top of the

screen, west 37 showing where our sensors have kicked in. right on schedule out of alejo. there was a crash, 680, it cleared out without injury or slowing. chp said it could be gusty for drivers, but we have not heard anything. the fairies are back in service, that is good news. things across the bridge are fine. you can see a little bit of slowing. 84 in san jose are moving well. next on today in the bay, the latest news from washington including sunny news for fans of solar. a different kind of fourth of july celebration, the new technology that replaces fireworks this year, as the wildfire threat remains high. stay with today in the bay, we will be right back.

good monday morning, as you are heading out into the south bay, we start out with pleasant temperatures in the low 60s. we will see it quickly clearing out by eight and 9:00. the rest of the day is all nice and sunny. we are heading for the upper 70s. we are enjoying a very nice and mild start to the week before the day wraps up in temperatures. we will talk about that, and a look at the weekend forecast, coming up in a few minutes. enjoying a nice and mild

ramp up to the morning commute. right on schedule, on 101 the speed sensors are changing. we will show you how that affects your longer commutes, coming up. later this morning, boris johnson faces a vote that could remove him from power. this comes after dozens of lawmakers had written letters calling for his ousting. johnson is caused. across the country after the revelation of a string of trend line lockdown parties that he held over the past two years. the prime minister and dozens of others have been fined by police for those parties. johnson previously tried to deny that they had ever taken place. there will be a secret vote later today, he will need to get 50% support in order to stay in office. today marks the 70th anniversary of d-day, thousands are expected to attend the ceremony, overlooking omaha beach. they paid tribute to the u.s.

and canadian soldiers that landed there on the french coast in 1944. the past two d-day ceremonies were canceled due to covid-19 restrictions. this morning, the biden administration is excited to make it easier to buy and install solar panels. >> the solar industry had been tied up in a big investigation. >> a major investigation launched after san jose had complaint that the chinese were not playing fair. we will not get into the weeds of that accusation. the bottom line is that the investigation that was launched by the commerce department have the unintended consequence of smothering the solar industry. it was justified. we want people to play fair, but it through a huge wrench into the biden administration's green energy plan. a big announcement is expected

today, the feds will keep investigating. punishment in any form of terrace will be suspended for the next few years. we expect that the white house will also announce new help for american companies that make solar panels. the study president biden spent the week in delaware, a regular thing. we had pointed this out when trump constantly left the white house. we will pointed out with any president. gas prices are on the white house's mind. no matter who is president, the presidents really cannot change gas prices. >> we know that the price of gasoline is not set by a tile in the oval office. when an oil company is deciding hour by hour how much to charge you for a gallon of gas, they call on the administration doing it based on their goal of maximizing profits. >> in incredibly violent weekend, grand rapids michigan, chattanooga, goldsboro on the lower right.

a few of the mass shootings in the past few days. in washington, there was talk of progress between democrats and republicans. however, most of it is simply talk. background checks are already off the table. let's lick -- let's take a look at what they are doing. there may be expansion of background checks. assault weapons ban, that was never brought to the table. what is left? a push to encourage states to pass red flag laws. the feds cannot force them to pass them. as far as legislation about guns, that is it. there are two nose into maybes. new ways to lockdown schools and mental health are already being discussed. these are solid yeses. we will be watching what is happening in washington, but do not let them convince you that there is progress when there is not. we will talk about it on social media. your questions on gun control are very interesting.

on twitter, you can find me. one man has been arrested after shooting fireworks from a drone during fire season. police in american canyon say the man ignited and an 80 style firework from his drone. please have also said that they were getting reports about booming in the area for weeks. on friday, they follow the drone back to a home near the corner of kilpatrick street and marlow drive. a 55-year-old man was holding that drowned, he was arrested and find. fireworks are illegal in napa county and american canyon. knew, and independence day celebration will be without big fireworks shows. the organizers of the fourth of july show over the north shore of lake tahoe, they replaced their fireworks with drones. the crystal bay july 4th skies show will feature 200 drones that will autonomously fly into preprogrammed formations. organizers canceled the fireworks over concerns about wildfires and debris in the

lake. >> we are moving into the modern age. i encourage those folks to come out to the show and witness it, and see how it works before they make a determination of whether or not it is a good or bad decision. the drones can fly above the tree line at 400 feet, the show will be put into two parts so that the batteries can be replaced halfway through. it looks pretty cool. it will be so different from the folks that went to tahoe. seeing the lights over the lake, it is really pretty. >> what they should do with audio -- the building, room, boom. >> it is like the electric cars around. that reminds me of the olympics, the show that they had in the beginning opening ceremony. that was pretty cool. maybe they should have some sound. all right, let's get you started on this monday morning.

we are now waking up to a few more clouds in spots. as you are driving through san rafael, heading into san francisco or even more northward, we are looking at traffic and no fog issues right now. our temperature is at 54 degrees. you could turn on the heater in the car for a little bit and then we will see temperatures heading for the upper 60s. overall, it is a very comfortable day with upper 70s and low 80s for a lot of the in the spots. the upper 60s for san francisco as well as near the coast. going into tomorrow we are keeping cool along the coastline, but we will start to see temperatures in the inland area from the east bay to the north bay really starting to warm up, then, we will reach 88 degrees while fairfield will see a high of 91. we will start to see a large intense area of high pressure building just off to our east. that is going to create hotter temperatures in the bay area.

in fact, we may see some of the highs reaching over 100 degrees. let me show you brentwood. going from upper 80s to 96 on thursday. 104 degrees on friday. it does not hangout for too long. we will see the temperatures dipping back down for the weekend, but it is going to be hot on saturday. sunday will be the better day of the weekend to get out and make outdoor plans, overall, as we look at our inland temperatures around the bay area, we will once again see it ramping up towards the end of the week, all of the moisture that we had over the weekend basically disappears, as we get into windy weather. san francisco keeps it breezy and cool. we will see that temperatures warming up on friday. definitely, it will be nowhere near as hot as what we would see for the inland areas. i will track that all morning. 101 northbound, that is

where we see the bulk of traffic. towards hayward's slowing down as well. over on the right, and 84 right here, there is slowing that is coming down through the dry valley. more slowing at the toll plaza. the meters just got activated. the incline at the toll plaza, showing slowdowns. back to you. happening now, several lawmakers want to use taxpayer dollars to purchase water rights from farmers. this would set aside about $1.5 billion in order to buy a water rights for farmers, they aim to keep more water in california's rivers and streams to benefit the endangered species of fish. going beyond the scale, the eye-opening report that reveals that reducing calories can be

causing more harm than good for those that are trying to lose weight. covid-19 cases are searching across the bay area, and the united states. now there are new concerns of another uptick. what experts say could be driving the rise. you are watching today in the bay. come back. - i always come back. ♪ ♪ [ growling ]

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welcome back, you were watching today in the bay. developing now, doctors had a hospital in honolulu are treating what is the state's first case of monkeypox. this is part of the growing outbreak of the rare virus distinguished by a rash. it spreads through prolonged close contact with the name infected person. officials are monitoring cases and awaiting test results from the cdc. >> we need to make sure that we have access to vaccines. >> reporter: there are 800 confirmed cases as of friday. the cdc reports probable cases were confirmed across the u.s. five of these particular cases are in california, including a probable case that was announced on friday in san francisco, as well as one in

los angeles and three in sacramento. experts say that the risk to the general public remains low, but they are urging everyone to remain vigilant. covid-19 was facing obesity crisis is with half of americans gaining excess weight during the pandemic. this morning, we have an eye- opening report that reveals why reducing calories is doing more harm than good. morgan explains. >> reporter: hey there, marcus and laura. covid-19 brought on more health issues than we had anticipated. in fact, in the first year of the pandemic most people had gained an average of 15 pounds. 10% gained more than 50 pounds. many of us are trying to get back on track, nbc news is diving in and we are shining a light on cutting-edge research and a lot of new science that has shown us what is and what is not working when it comes to losing weight. this morning, we are taking a look at why so many of us are having trouble shedding the extra pounds. firstly, scientists want us to know that it is not our fault,

everything that we have been told about cutting calories may not actually be right. in fact, calorie restriction may actually be bringing on the weight retention. what do we do? well, the approach is one that we have heard before, but scientists really believe that the key to sustained weight loss shifting focus from take two monitor insulin levels by monitoring your carbon -- your carbohydrate intake. it is a low carbohydrate lifestyle. research has been taken to a state university, with a study to back it up. in an eye-opening report, beyond the scale will show us exactly what they had found. coming up this morning, on today, be sure to catch it laura and marcus. back to you. right now, at 6:00 -- we cannot guarantee an outcome, but it feels to me that we are closer than we have

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