right now at 4:30, stepping up the fight against monkeypox. california making a bold move to battle the that outbreak as vaccines continue to be scarce. covid re-infections are on the rise of the reason the experts say it is becoming more common than we think. another police officer arrested, questions and concerns raised about leadership at the top agency. this is today in the bay stream live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >> good tuesday morning, thank

you for allowing us to be a part of your morning on marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia, we will check with mike in just a little bit but first let's start with kari and the forecast . >> very muggy again this morning at another bad hair day. you see clouds streaming it just to the south is more moisture comes in from the monsoon. as we go hour by hour we start out with dry conditions, unlike yesterday. but as we go into the afternoon with the rain chances popping up once again. we will see a chance of hit or miss showers. were watching out to see if we get any lightning, as of now chances are low. but, we may see additional rainfall and i will watch that for you and mike you're looking at what is happening at the golden gate bridge early this morning. >> exactly, for the early drive kari, we look out, we see the cones which is typical on the north side of the city, and on the north end of the ridge

there may be paperwork going on for the early crash just off the bridge over towards sausalito, a little bit of slowing but again because of the cones blocking lanes so there is no sensor data or slow speeds registering. everything else is moving smoothly, no regret and no wet roadways as of yesterday but there is a possibility more coming. the tri-valley something to investigate coming up. back to you. sounds good. now to the latest on the fight against monkeypox. first, it was san francisco but now the entire state is a monkeypox state of emergency, we have more and how it may help ramp up the states response to escalating viral threat. >> reporter: in a tweet governor gavin newsom declaring a california state of emergency in an effort to get more monkeypox vaccines. state senator, scott weiner. >> the state has been taking it seriously from the beginning. >> a message that california, and san francisco in particular, are desperate need

of more vaccines. >> unfortunately this declaration will not expand supply vaccines, only the federal government could do that . >> with the declaration will do will be to allow emergency personnel to administer monkeypox vaccine. it will also make it easier to expand and set up testing sites. san francisco just got more than 4000 doses of the shot from the state last week. and that is why a line for the vaccine stretch more than two city blocks outside of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. these shots being given on the day on the day mayor breed public health emergency went into effect. >> the effect it has impacted the lgbtq community disproportionately and things are moving as low as they are, is sadly another reminder of why it is important we continue to come together. >> infectious disease expert dr. chen hong, hopes the san francisco and now the state emergency declaration, will set

the tone for the rest of the country. >> i hope it will be a domino effect across the country, san francisco first and then other people follow, were of a garden we set the trend and i hope this will be another trend we can set. >> he said more moves need to happen before the virus becomes something that cannot be controlled. cheryl hurd, today in the bay. >> we want to help answer your questions about monkeypox, go on over to nbcbayarea.com, or use our nbc bay area app , click on the monkeypox faq at the top of the page. there is a good chance that you or someone you know has had covid more than once. reinfection is common. according to new data the mercury news requested from the state, during the first three weeks of july, 14% of covid cases in california or one and seven are reinfection's one of those reinfection's it the

mayor sam liccardo on friday who tested positive the second time. the state health department said 50,000 people came down with covid again but ucsf infectious disease expert, dr. monica gandhi says the highly transmissible ba-five. is behind many of those infections. >> it evades antibodies, and the antibodies is what protects us from infections in the nose and mouth so there is so many more reinfection's with ba five. >> she says you are unlikely to get infected twice within a few months of the same variant. a second infection is usually less severe. tonight san francisco school board will consider taking action against the trustee and sue after making controversial comments and she apologize for insulting black and latino community members, but protesters and naacp will rally to demand that she

resigned. some groups like the chinese american democratic club are supporting her saying that in part, quote we acknowledge that commissioners words caused pain to the black and brown community and has received well- deserved criticism in the court of public opinion. the court will hold a special pain in tonight at five. >> this morning the san jose police department is once again catching heat after another cop was arrested, this time for dui did it happen late sunday night in downtown san jose. this latest arrest follows a list of officer misconduct reports. >> reporter: another sjpd officer arrested, the department says raydarius surry was off duty, and allegedly driving under the influence, when he got it a collision and fourth and san fernando in downtown san jose near city hall other driver was also arrested for dui did it is the latest arrest in the department this year. just over one week ago, sources

told our investigative unit that a different officer was arrested for suspicion of dui on july 8th for he was set to start his shift. he was arrested right on police property. sources that he voluntarily checked into a rehab program after. and in may following other controversies, police chief anthony mata announced a departmentwide reform plan, that included increased random drug and alcohol testing of officers, along with a wellness check in program. >> this new arrest suggests this isn't sinking in with the rank-and-file officers, who have continued to get into trouble with the law. >> in march officer packer.with what the medical examiner's office determined was fentanyl poising. in april another officer was placed on leave after being accused of showing up drunk to a scene of a babies kidnapping and in may, another officer was arrested for dui while off duty. days later, the chief publicly

escorted officer matthew dominguez out of the department after he was accused of responding to a families call for help and then in front of family members. on the rearrest we asked if raydarius surry would be put on administrative leave. the department said a dui arrest or offense doesn't rise to the level of any kind of predatory behavior that would place any member of the community at risk. there is an administrative process drivers go through with the dmv regarding their lassen status after a dui arrest. this offense doesn't rise to administrative leave. >> any dui incident puts the in danger. is that officer going to be entrusted with the san jose police department vehicle while this case is pending. >> ian cull, today in the bay. next on today in the bay, all new partnership where amazon announces a new deal with local shops what this means for your delivery times.

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good tuesday morning, the time is 4:41 and as we take a live look outside it san jose it is starting up very humid once again. with a few clouds overhead but we are already at 65 but temperatures holds betty with a mix of sun and clouds, there will be a chance of rain today, we will talk about that in the forecast coming up. >> looking at this part of fremont, this is north of tessa, the taillights going northbound but we look at a couple of incidents in the tri- valley, i'm talking one of them fremont, the other is heading there good >> good morning i am so from cnbc stocks posted modest locks yesterday and the nasdaq and s&p 500 snapping a three-day winning streak after the markets came off their best month since 2020. stocks in asia sliding overnight amid rising tensions between u.s. and china over house speaker nancy pelosi's expected visit to taiwan.

and a focus for investors today, there will be report on job openings on the number people quitting their jobs, plus earnings from caterpillar, dupont, jetblue, marriott, airbnb and starbucks amazon is teaming up with select stores in local shopping malls to offer same-day prime deliveries. the service will only apply to orders from gnc, super dry and diesel and pacsun for now but they're working on delivery from others the coming months, and it is limited to certain cities which include atlanta, chicago, dallas, las vegas, miami, phoenix, scottsdale and washington, d.c. dallas, las vegas, miami, phoenix, scottsdale and washington, d.c. if you're in those areas you can browse through and ordered a select number of goods from local stores on the amazon website. stephen king will take the stand today in a federal antitrust trial in washington and he is a witness for the

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welcome back. good morning and to greet you this morning i have a very nice drive for most of the bay. we will go to the tri-valley where we have a couple of issues did the only real incidents on here, one on 84 it will clear up by 5:00.

coming through south bound 680, a pass around for now, there are a couple of starbucks for those familiar with it, a smooth drive but there is a crash and potential traffic break up the next few months because of the move a vehicle to the shoulder. that will be an issue heading southbound. no problems for 580 or 680 through that area. we are looking at 580 out of the altamont pass the minimum, same thing for vasco road headed to 580. >> looks good. now let's get a look at all of the humidity in the moisture we have been feeling. seeing clouds stretch into the bay area. just to the south right now but we feel that as you head out the door and temperatures are much warmer as a result. this is tapping into the remnants of what was tropical storm frank. it is still well out in the pacific. you can see the clouds reaching into the bay area.

when you look at the water vapor imagery, the remnants of the tropical system is once again showing a lot of green, meaning enhanced mid-level moisture in the atmosphere. that is why we have rainfall the past couple of days and all the clouds we have seen. there is also the monsoon happening over the desert southwest. as far as temperatures we are reaching into the upper 60s in san francisco come upper 80s in novato, and it will be hotter for inland valley's. looking at fairfield in livermore reaching 92, 91 and 10 martin and morgan hill. tomorrow even hotter in the valley. slightly lower committee when we see the moisture moving north of us. thursday temperatures do get really hot, we see high heat across much of the country as we take a look at highs reaching over 100 from dallas-fort worth come all the way up to sioux city, where it is going to be another hot day. as far as what we will see the next several days look at concord reaching into the low 90s. it will be slightly cooler for

the weekend and into early next week. we will catch a bit of a break but as we look at the seven-day forecast, overall we have more warm and sunny weather, a few clouds in the mix today with high humidity. and for san francisco we see temperatures in the upper 60s throughout the next several days. let's turn to the climate in crisis coverage, with a closer look at our summer of extremes, from extreme heat to rain events, we spoke to chase cain about what is being done from a legislation standpoint. more with rob mayeda . if this legislation passes and makes it to the president's desk and signed, it would be the most significant investment the united states is ever made in climate change. $369 billion is what is on the table here. there are a couple of big chunks of money like $60 billion to support the clean energy manufacturing industry, building solar panels and wind

turbines in america, another $60 billion to help with electric vehicle manufacturing industry. building those electric cars and electric car batteries in the united states which is a win for the planet and a win for the economy. >> with all of this being in the headlines, the extreme heat things in places not seen before like united kingdom and europe, the other headlines we see with a wildfire smoke, more intense wildfire seasons, and more extreme flooding, this is having a real impact on people with anxiety. we know about things like seasonal effectiveness disorder and how cloudy and cooler climates can affect how a person feels. but chase, are we seeing examples of where climate change is having a psychological impact on some folks? >> it is, rob, and we are able to give these things a name, call it eco-grief, climate anxiety and environmental tread, lots of different names for it but there is a researcher at stanford university that i worked with on this story and help explain

what is going on and help explain some of these feelings people might be having. and ways they can deal with it. and again it is taking a real toll on people's mental health, particularly millennial's, and even more so than jen the good a global study found 75% of generation z feels the future is writing so that won't take a toll on their mental health. that is a story that we published on lx. it is on lx.com/eco-grief. it will walk you through what the feelings are and how they may be able to cope with them. >> also check out all of our climate crisis coverage on nbcbayarea.com, click on the climate in crisis tab. all week long today we try to get you familiar with a place you may be familiar or completely in the dark about and that is the meta-verse. this morning the focus is shopping, and not just online shopping but you may be used to. vicki wynne says in the growing space of the virtual world there is a lot of money on the line.

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this is an interactive art installation that she recently showed off at the marin county fair. she said she wanted to give others the opportunity to see humanity's relation to the power of fire. >> we are trying to create all of this data about climate change, and where we are pretty it is not touching anybody so we are looking for artists who can create an emotional entry, a portal into an emotional experience. and therefore that allows access to some of those. the night she's doing another installation at burning man at the end of the month but is still hoping to shoot the installation elsewhere and visit the introverts collection.com for more information. pushback on the health housing plan, why some are saying no thanks to a plan house the homeless. in the meeting that may provide more clarity as soon as tomorrow. hundreds of geico workers across california were reportedly being pink slipped.

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a battle is brewing in oneself a neighborhood and this is over a new plan to house the homeless. residents at san jose's berryessa neighborhood voicing their concerns about their proposal to build a cluster of tiny homes and opponents argue the site is still close to schools, library and its own park of trails. city councilmember, david:, agrees that that new housing in

that area for the homeless is needed but he believes the plan isn't the right one. he said he will take up that issue with fellow councilmembers doing a special hearing scheduled for tomorrow. a top al qaeda leader killed in a u.s. drone attack, live in washington with new details on the top-secret mission and the response this morninfrom relatives of g ba

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people accused of abducting a self bay baby back in court today, the new charges they are facing and other details on what we are learning about the bizarre kidnapping case. california issuing a statewide health emergency. the new bold move to combat the monkeypox outbreak and how it may help boost vaccine access. justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more. >> the leader of al qaeda killed during a drone attack, not only did he succeed obama bin laden, but he was a key player in the 9/11 attacks. live in washington with new details on this mission, today in the bay stream live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. 5:00 on your tuesday morning, thank you for starting your day with us i'm laura garcia. >> and i am marcus washington. >> let's do it, meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we