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deter covid or monkeypox from spreading at outside land. this is today in the bay streaming lye on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. you need marcus is off. i'm kris sanchez good friday morning to you. >> good morning, thanks for joining us. we'll get to mike with traffic in a moment but let's start with carrie hall tracking our weekend forecast. yes, so much going on. we have had higher humidity but it's going to start to feel better but i know you have to get to work today and in fremont, it's in the low 60s to start and then as we go into the rest of today, we're headed for some upper 70s here. san jose reaching 81 degrees. look how comfortable our temperatures are and it's not as hot as we have been seeing for some of our inland areas. cooler for later today,

especially in spots like livermore reaching 85 degrees. we'll talk more about what's ahead for the weekend, coming up. mike a few crashes on the road? yes, a live look here at palo alto looking north around 101, a report about a crash here. we don't see any real slowing. just outside the view of our camera. we'll track that. these sensors haven't changed in the area. there's another crash on 280 up in the city, a disabled vehicle. we'll get details and a few other incidents in the north bay off i-80 off the roadway so no major interruptions. over to you. thanks mike. first, it was san francisco then the state of california and now a nationwide public health emergency for monkeypox is being declared. this comes amid rising complaints of testing delays and vaccine shortages. today in the bay ian coal breaks down what this means for the

fight to get it contained. >> more than 2100 monkeypox vaccine doses, the federal government is di viing up vaccines to states sent to counties. health officer dr. sara cody says it's excite to go get, still not nearly enough. nationwide monkeypox is multiplying with more than 5600 infections. prompting the biden administration to declare a public health emergency. >> we are doing everything we can to end this outbreak. >> the white house plans to roll out several million doses of monkeypox vaccine targeting at risk communities. health officials say almost all cases have been in men who have sex with men but the available supply is falling short of demand. the san francisco aids foundation received 1,000 doses despite a waiting list of 1,000 people. >> we need to insure we're not repeating the mistakes of our past by politicizing this issue

as something that only impacts a group of individuals because of their behavior or identity. >> it remains to be seen how many vaccines we will need. >> stanford infectious disease expert is currently studying if monkeypox can be transmitted in other ways besides skin to skin contact. he said the white house made the right sdreks. >> the fact of the matter is, if could have had was not there we would see monkeypox as a real emergency so i'm glad we're still recognizing that even though it's happening the same time as covid. one of bay area's biggest music festivals is back pandemic or not. today more than 200,000 people will flock to golden gate park for outside land. the set up is almost complete and this year there's no mask mandates or vaccine requirements. but that has a lot of people raising red flags especially given the current covid surge

and monkeypox outbreak. the mayor says let the music play we want people to napd that covid-19 and monkeypox are still issues out there and the department of public health at this time does not believe that events like this should not continue as a result. >> the mayor says don't come to the festival if you feel sick. outside lands is expected to bring the city roughly $71 million in new revenue among the biggest acts, post malone, jack harlowe and green day. in the east bay, community members and school district officials clash outside an east bay elementary school at this hour, it's believed some two dozen activists might still be inside oakland's parker elementary refusing to come out. as today in the bay explains the district may have decided to close the school but the community is vowing to keep it open. you're looking at video taken at oakland's parker elementary when members of the public tried to

push their way into the building. >> some of the shouting indicating that someone was on the ground as activists demand they let the person go. we spoke with misty cross who is one of the organizers of the group who wants to keep parker open. >> the last two months we have been giving the community resources and things that they need. what we did was food distribution, community empowerment we reached out to oakland union nighed and they released a statement. osd staff went to parker and found all the people who had been inside the building have left the premises so we changed the locks and set the alarm. someone picked, cut or otherwise broke through a lock to get back inside the building. they were removed. now we are doing what we can to keep several others from entering the building. >> parker is one of dozens of schools the district plans to close or merge over the next two

years. the community has been fighting hard to keep it open because the closure affects students of color. that's why the community is vowing to occupy the school. >> the bigger fight is that our kids are being attacked by privatizers and capitalism continuing to flow over into neighborhoods to where we do not have that much control over. activists will plan their next move. cheryl heard, today in the bay. >> we'll cover the press conference later today. how major corporations are making moves to fight for our climate in crisis. ride sharing teamed up to get drivers on the road to go green but offering electric rentals specifically teslas to be used by uber drivers instead of gas powered vehicles t. numbers show the progress.

so far, 15,000 drivers have rented electric vehicles. 5 million electric miles have been driven with 148,000 gallons of gas that didn't get pumped. all of this equated to some savings for drivers during a time when gas prices have reached national record highs. and although we have seen a slow down to that gas price increase, uber says the partnership has opened doors for a greener lifestyle for drivers who 98% have never driven an all-electric vehicle before we hear from drivers that they want to be part of the climate solution and they're looking for ways to do that. i think the larger challenge is we need to make electric vehicles more affordable for everyone. historically electric vehicles have been more expensive than the average gas powered car so we really need to make that transition. >> riders can also opt to go green by choosing comfort green as their ride option, something only available in select cities

nationwide but those include san francisco. the ride sharing giant plans to make all rides electric by the year 2030. it is just shy of 4:39 right now. no signs of slowing down. ahead on today in the bay, the reason one food delivery service says demand is higheren than ever. the added content you might soon start to see if you subscribe to hbo max. stay with us, you're watching today in the bay.

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. happy friday. taking a live look at san jose, a clear start and we will see temperatures feeling nice and comfortable today. we're starting out at 63 degrees. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures in the mid 70s as we get ready to head off for lunch. taking a look at our micro climates and look ahead to events going on this weekend, coming up. on the live camera, a few seconds ago we had someone pulled over taking care of business in the service lanes. they just got back on their way and traffic looks like it's moving smoothly across the san mateo bridge. good morning, from cnbc i'm christina douglas. wall street opening high above the big economic news of the day, the july jobs report is

expected to show hiring slowed last month. forecasters are calling for 258,000 jobs to be added in july verses the 372,000 in june. we're expecting unemployment also to hold steady at 3.6%. job openings are down and the number of people filing for unemployment is up so this is the first of two job reports that the federal reserve our central bank will see before it's next meeting in september when it's likely to hike interest rates again as it fights inflation. the dow slipped 84 points yesterday but the nasdaq closed at its highest level in four months. doordash doesn't expect a slow down in demand even as consumers continue to order in. that's with inflation hitting 40-year highs. the company reporting a record high of 426 million orders in the second quarter signalling americans haven't really cut back on food delivery.

doordash says while higher prices have prompted customers to buy fewer items per order, it hasn't seen broad evidence of a slow down in spending. warner brothers launching a merge version of hbo max and discovery plus next summer. the company formed last year by the $43 billion combo of discovering warner media has been teasing this single streaming service for months is considering a free ad supported version of the platform. the current platform costs $10 a month. so yet another streaming platform for all of us to subscribe to. >> i already belong to hbo max so i'm excited. >> the challenge is remembering one more password. >> yes. i'm exciting about this. thanks christina. securing life saving care for your furry friends. still ahead on today in the bay, pet owners now having a hard

time finding care for their animals. the reason why and what vets are urging all owners to do. look at that face. we'll be right back.

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heads up that anywhere from vegas down to southern california and parts of the sierra will have a chance of storms again today. we are starting to see drier air moving in. the green here on the map indicating where we are still seeing the monsoon moisture moving in. but some drier air nudging into the bay area and that's going to help make it feel much more comfortable. as well as getting cooler temperatures let's take a look at our highs for today. santa rosa, upper 80s but how about upper 70s today. we're seeing the cooler air coming in for this afternoon and even for inland spots that have been dealing with 90s. it's only slightly warmer for our inland valleys tomorrow but still nice. san jose reaching 78 degrees and 73 in san mateo. for sunday looking at temperatures starting to crank back up into the upper 80s for fairfield and san martin but

generally speaking, mostly in the 70s and 80s and really nice weather for outside land this weekend. today seeing a high of 70 degrees there and then some upper 60s and low 70s throughout the weekend. as we go into next week, that monsoon moisture returns that could fire up some more showers for southern california and the sierra. but for us, the humidity does continue to drop just slightly as our temperatures reach into the mid to upper 80s throughout the weekend into early next week. san francisco will see a mix of sun and clouds and highs reaching into the upper 60s. mike, how is it looking in the north bay? >> checking out the san raphael camera, northbound there may be a crash just north of the camera. you did see one set of flashing lights heading through the area 5-7 minutes ago so they may be arriving on scene north of the curve where our camera is located. looking at the southbound commute moving spoothly. the sensors ft. area are all green so that's fine for the

drive. keep track of the crash itself. over in the east bay no build to speak of. a minor issue on 580 off the merge or split with 24. checking the direction once chp gives that us. everything else is smooth,. >> thanks mike and carrie. this is interesting, a warning for pet owners or pet parents and an unprecedented shortage in veterinary care forcing many people to go to extraordinary lengths to get emergency treatment. >> we haven't experienced this personally but the pandemic led to a strike in pet adoptions and vets simply cannot keep up with the demand for their care. today in the bay judy hernandez has more. >> reporter: kathleen stafford is giving her dog winny a lot of tlc. the two and half year old french bulldog nearly died when she had a spinal injury requiring emergency surgery. >> you never think something

this dire is going to happen to a 2-year old dog playing in the backyard. >> stafford's vet told heroinny would need surgery right away to survive. the problem was, her parents couldn't find a neurologist to do the surnl ri anywhere close by. >> my husband and i were completely frantic. we just like if it was a human child, we literally just whatever it took, we were going to do it: after calling 30 vet hospitals across the state and in oregon, they managed to find one in southern california. they got her there in the nick of time. >> we want to do everything we can for the animals. we feel bad for the clients for their frustration and anger. >> dr. carl with the uc davis of veterinary medicine says we're experiencing an unprecedented shortage in veterinary care. a surge of people have adopted pets during the pandemic and clinics don't have the staff to keep up. >> when the caregivers have

covid for the covid runs through the hospital it can wipe out an entire hospital and there are hospitals in the area closing for 2-4 weeks because 80% of their staff was out. >> the bottleneck is likely not going to improve any time soon and he urges pet parents to keep on top of preventative care and map out a plan in case of an emergency. stafford is grateful to find a surgeon and it costs $14,000 but winny is expected to recover. >> i she means the world to me. i have three grown sons. she's my little girl for sure and i would do it again tomorrow. >> in the north bay, jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. we're glad she's okay. developing now, there's new pressure on the white house to secure a deal to free wnba star brittney griner. a russian court sentenced her to nine years in prison for a drug offense.

andrea mitchell reports the wheels may start to turn on a prisoner swap as early as today. >> reporter: good morning, coming up, later on today, the latest on brittney griner. will the secretary of state in cambodia meet today with russia. nothing is planned but it could be the first step. the white house says the president is laser focused on bringing her and paul wheeler, the american business men and former marine who has been in jail in russia for four years bringing them both home. so a deal is very much a possibility. this would be a trade of brittney griner and paul wheeler for victor boot, a russian arms dealer. his team has ten days to appeal this nine year sentence and the guilty verdict. tremendous pressure on the deal. u.s. officials worry prisoner

exchanges could encourage russia and other adversaries to detain more innocent americans as a bargaining chip. we are celebrating easter sunday early. it's 4:53. . >> when we come back, a preview of comedian joe coy's new movie, easter sunday. also why he says the film is giving a voice to a community here in the bay area. happening now, contra costa county expanding it's holistic intervention partnership over the next three years. it recently secured $6 million from the state to fund the program which helps people like attorneys, social workers and law enforcement to partner up to help solve problems related to help solve problems related to unstable houng, substsian

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. welcome back. excitement over the debut of a new film featuring a bay area city. >> also stars a popular funny man. take a listen. are you coming for easter? >> i don't know mom, i'm really busy i'm testing for this pilot. >> you're playing a pilot on the tv show? >> no, a lawyer you could have been a lawyer if you applied yourself. i try not to be that mom. >> right. the movie is called easter sunday starring comedian joe coy and it's about a father and son making a visit to their filipino

family in daly city. looks really cute. >> looking forward to that. all new reactions are coming in this morning about speaker nancy pelosi's recent visit to taiwan. next on today in the bay, the new sanctions china just announced overnight and why the country's leaders say her visit country's leaders say her visit was

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parents fight to keep an east bay school open, leaders responding this morning. a critical economic snapshot due this hour. the latest monthly jobs report expected to show signs of slowing as millions of americans struggle with inflation. we'll take you live to washington with the new release plan from lawmakers. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. thanks for joining us on this friday morning i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm kira clapper. laura and mike have the morning off. we'll start with kari hall tracking what we can expect. >> looks luke a nice weekend. i don't know what you have planned but you will want to spend more time outside. let's get a live look at san francisco starting out clear for now as you're heading out, we're seeing temperatures in the low 60s.