you'll see the delta dental retiree p.p.o., the delta dental care u.h.o., and the delta dental h.m.o. you' next slide. and similar to last time, this is the five-step process, except for dental, we do not have sfhss specific cost elements, so it's essentially a four-step process for the dental plans to determine the needed rate change factor in this case from 2020 to 2021. next slide. so with that, we'll review ratings summary for the plan that we'll review today. next slide. next item, please. the covered populations for the sfhss dental plans as well as the member contributions are outlined on this page. the active employees of three employers are offered dental coverage throughout sfhss, and those are the city and county of san francisco, the superior court, and the municipal executive employees. for the ccsf, ccsfmea, and meamta employees, they pay $10 a month for single tier and $15 a month for family tier in the p.p.o. these employees pay no contributions for the two dental h.m.o.s that are offered. the superior court and superior court m.e.a. employees pay no contributions for

you'll see the delta dental retiree p.p.o., the delta dental care u.h.o., and the delta dental h.m.o.xt slide. and similar to last time, this is the five-step process, except for dental, we do not have sfhss specific cost elements, so it's essentially a four-step process for the dental plans to determine the needed rate change factor in this case from 2020 to 2021. next slide. so with that, we'll review ratings summary for the plan that we'll review today. next slide. next item, please. the covered populations for the sfhss dental plans as well as the member contributions are outlined on this page. the active employees of three employers are offered dental coverage throughout sfhss, and those are the city and county of san francisco, the superior court, and the municipal executive employees. for the ccsf, ccsfmea, and meamta employees, they pay $10 a month for single tier and $15 a month for family tier in the p.p.o. these employees pay no contributions for the two dental h.m.o.s that are offered. the superior court and superior court m.e.a. employees pay no contributions for dental c

from the dam to allow this delta itself to make itself healthy. it's important to put a strong bay delta water quality control in place to repair the damage and preserve a healthy delta environment for future general railsings. -- generations. i totally support the previous speakers in favor of this. thank you. >> thank you. do we have any additional callers? >> there are no more callers in the queue. >> ok. general public comment, item 4, is now closed. madame president, your next item is item 5, communications. >> any comments on communications, commissioners? seeing none, madame secretary, could you please open this up for public comment? >> members of public who wish to present comment on item 5 communications, dial 888-273-3658, access code 3107452 and pound followed by pound again. dial 1 and then 0 to be added to the speaker lineful mr. moderator, do we have any calls? >> madame secretary, there no call ores in the queue. >> i do have a comment. i was on mute. on 5e. i wanted to ask a question regarding 5e. >> certainly. >> i just want a li

looking at delta airlines we can flip it over to delta we know that despite getting approval from thenese government to actually start flying again and resume flights thursday in shanghai, this thursday, delta service in the original epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak has now been completely suspended since february 6 so right now, delta actually it was down, it is now flipped up about half a percent. well, could it be this device, right on your screen, that we're about to show you, that will really calm everybody down and help names like delta get back on china's runway? you're looking at the victory innovations handheld sprayer this is a cleaning device, that helps companies including delta, many other names, from gyms to restaurant, keep their surfaces squeaky clean, fast and easier. let's welcome victory innovation co-founder chris garerri. chris you're sold out am i correct of all of your products? >> we are sold out for next couple months, liz but we have product coming in on a continual basis now. >> liz: i mean, your handheld is about $700, and then you've got the one that

it's going to the coast and through the delta. if you are inland or down in the south bay or the far north bay the wind is not as bad today. you will get a 25 miles per hour to 30 miles per hour gust today. yesterday we had gusts into the upper 40 miles per hour range. we are ranging in the lower 50s. the current wind speeds are manageable. we are in the teens. i will show you where they are going in the forecast. still breezy, windy for some spots near the coast. it's warmer today if you are inland, by 10 degrees. that's what the numbers look like. that means concord goes up to 74. we top out at 71 in san jose. 68 in oakland. 64 in the city. back to you. >>> the minute yaches city council has banned the use of choke holds for the police. we are live from minneapolis. >>> in the wake of george floyd's death, minneapolis officials have agreed to ban officers from using choke holds and neck restraints. protestors across the nation continued to demand reform after fired officer def derek chauvin pressed his knee against george floyd'

it's been nearly 10 years since the un called for major cleanup in one area is niger delta but a new report says little has actually been done decades of oil spills of course severe damage the delta in 2011 the u.n. said the cleanup could take 30 years and cost a $1000000000.00 up to $40000000.00 people face major health risks because of contamination to agricultural land fisheries and drinking water across the delta the region has also seen a rise in infant mortality the study also found un backed emergency measures on water and health protection have not been implemented properly investigation by pressure groups including friends of the earth and amnesty found cleanup work had only begun on 11 percent of the contaminated sites in a statement shell petroleum nigeria which. operates in the niger delta said this this report fails to recognize that the majority of the un environment programmes recommendations need multi-stakeholder efforts coordinated by the federal government of nigeria and that shell has acted on all recommendations directed to it in the un e.p.a. report we continue

it is 60 by the delta.elta breeze and less of a sea breeze for some you, but we will have the lowclouds, our coast. temperlightly warmer th morning, and by about 10:00, we're in the 70s around concord, 80s out by the delta. still cool at the coast. the fog stays right there along the san mateo coast and we are climbing into the low 90s for our warmest inland valleys. it's going to get hotter than that in the days ahead. stay tuned. i'll have the details coming up. liz? >> all right, lisa, thank you. >>> breaking news out of england, british police are treating a stabbing that left three people dead as a terrorist attack. three others are seriously hurt. it happened at a park in the town of wedding. police arrested a 25-year-old man. the suspect is seeking asylum from libya, who was living in reading. oficials say they are keeping an open mind about the motive. >>> president trump returned to the campaign trail with a rally in tulsa last night. te harsh words for the media, protesters and democratic nominee

an iconic jetliner flying for delta is grounded for good. and later, staying connected with isolated seniors. for our chip reid, it's personal. >> so glad to see you! >> this is the "cbs weekend news." >> garrett: good evening, everyone. i'm major garrett in washington. when president trump says "we've never seen anything like it," he's right. thousands of people without wearing masks outside and inside two arenas in tulsa for the president's first post-lockdown rally. there's no social distancing. therefore, health experts fear this very event could spread coronavirus in tulsa and wherever attendees return after the rhetoric and music fade. trump supporters, some there for days, brush off such warnings. but as they do, trump campaign workers test positive for the virus. a moment in politics entwined with a pandemic. cbs' omar villafranca is there. >> reporter: cbs news has confirmed that six members of the president's campaign team working on this rally have tested positive for the coronavirus and have been quarantined. this comes as thousa

shares of tesla surging past the $1,000 mark for the first time you've got a news alert for us on delta. >> i do. let's take a look at shares of delta because the company dropped an 8 k this afternoon with the pricing terms for a new debt offering. they're looking to raise $1.25 billion through a six-year note. the yield 7.3% this is going to be open for the next couple of days. this is not a surprise we have seen a number of airlines say we've raised a lot since march, we're going to be raising more in the second half of this year until they feel like they're out of the woods again. let's shift gears and talk about tesla and the memo that elon musk sent out makes it clear as people may be talking about nick la, tesla is not going to si idly by and not build electric semis. musk wroets te it's time to go t all and bring the tesla semi into limited production back in november of 2017, elon musk stole the show in terms of when people were saying what's he going to unveil and it got a lot of attention the prototypes have been driving around in california for the past year and a half or so

we have a wind advisory through the delta. notice about 5:00 tonight through 11:00, this is when the winds will gust to over 45 miles an hour. less wind here, but still a brisk day for you. we are 62 in oakland. a look from our east bay hills camera, a little bit of fog and the forecast calls for numbers to climb through the 60s around the bay. by noontime, also inland will be close to 70 degrees, but the northwest winds up to 20, 30, even 35-mile-an-hour gusts today will keep us in the 70s for our warmest locations. the cooling trend continues over the weekend, but will the winds last for your sunday? we have a warm-up in store. i'll have that for you with my accuweather seven-day forecast marnd a a bay area i protest of the dthfloyd. one is sure to carry a powerful image of black lives matter marches happening across the golden gate bridge. that's under way at about noon. another protest and march planned for today will happen at the former home of the 49ers, the site of candlestick park. nurses, teachers and other union mem

walnut creek, upper 80s. 93 by the delta.o the 90s here, but that delta breeze will be with you cooling off around 3 to 5 degrees well inland today. we're talking around antioch and pittsburg. but then by saturday, that cooling trend is more significant and we're talking about low to mid 80s inland, sunday it will feel le fall. and the accuweather 7 day forecast, we're featurine ining warmer day today, but still taking the edge off the heat. heat advisory lake county, solano county, and cooler and i wi see windier on sunday. and a pretty nice pattern as we get in to july with numbers 30 to 35 degree spread, that typical summer pattern. >>> now here is ginger zee with a look at what is ahead on gma. >> good morning. great to be with everybody this morning. coming up here on xwchgma, a re number of new coronavirus cases nationwide for the second stig day. and arizona both announcing plans to hit pause as they try to get it under control. one of the leading public health experts will join us live to discuss. also this morning, a

there's the very latest we are seeing more of the delta breeze kicking in that's that when it goes to the delta as that goes into them outrages tends to strengthen quite a bit and that starts to pick up right now not the strongest one who's ever seen, but still you get a fire started in these and the dry conditions and it can spread rapidly see those winds blowing 15 miles per hour right now, but we've seen some gusts upwards of 20 miles per hour want again for a closer look now as we take you down to street level in see there a maple street and elmwood street they are apparently evacuating that area. they apparently the fire started right one of the soon wildlife center that is located just to the south right here in this grassy area out here i believe some where the fire started but certainly right now the wind for a mentally out of the west and making their way toward the east but you get a fire started in any direction like this of course that's not just us and to the east, although the people down when shortly going to have a the most worried about. but we're also going to the fi

you know it's going to be a warm day. 71 by the delta. we're already 10 to 12 degrees warmer in our north bay, a little bit of a wind there. temperatures coming up 5 to 10 degrees from yesterday's readings around the bay. we'll still have numbers near 80. at the coast, sea breeze and naturally fog. a beautiful day today although it is a little warmer. we'll talk about much warmer weather in just a few minutes, liz. >> lisa, thank you. >>> developing news out of minneapolis. there was a shooting that happened over police say the 11 injuries are non-life-threatening. the shots broke out in the update commercial district with several bars and restaurants. one witness describes hearing 30 to 40 shots at once. no one is in custody but more than one person may have been shooting. >>> it may be happening in your neighborhood this weekend. illegal fireworks have been reported across the bay area for weeks now. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is in the oakland hills with a look at the problem and why it seems more prevalent lately. >> reporter:

in fact the winds are strongest through the delta, but everywhere you can see the winds anywhere from5 to 25 miles per hour. right now fairfield is gusting close to 40 miles per hour. it looks like those winds will remain pretty active in solano county over the next several hours. so it's for that fact, a wind advisory does continue for parts of solano county including vallejo and fairfield until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. pretty strong wind gusts frequently over 35 miles per hour. so it looks to be a pretty breezy night ahead for some of us. we're down 57 in the city with that fog coming on in, 67 at oakland. we're at 76 in san jose, 80 in cloverdale and concord right now pretty comfortable but breezy, 78 that current temperature. so tonight it's all about that fog continuing to move on in. numbers will continue to fall into the 50s across the board, so a pretty typical june evening on tap tonight. tomorrow what you will notice, it's a pretty windy day, especially close to the coast. it is a cooler afternoon tomorrow compared to today. so a high of only about 67 in san mateo. 78 in

in may delta said they were reducing pilots from 14,000 to 7,000. that was the day to buy it you buy delta on a day it trades 120 million shares i think that happens at 24 quickly we call jeff mills the general. his mother-in-law is upset by that she shouldn't be it's a term of endearment. >> is it not high enough in the scale of military accolades or something? >> this is the coolest nickname i've ever had. i want it to stick keep it up >> that's not saying a lot >> i know. >> coming up, amazon the latest tech giant to get into the self-driving car game. why the company is making a billion dollar bet on a secretive startup. and what every retail trader needs to know about how to use options. can i find an investment firm with a truly long-term view that's been through multiple market cycles for over 85 years? with capital group, i can. talk to your financial professional or consultant for investment risks and information. >>> amazon making a big deal in the self-driving car space >> it's not its first either the price that amazon paid was north of

the delta plan say good plan that keeps the balance of our delta system intact while spreading water available to those who need it. the resource and control board spent a lot of time and effort in the issue and the bay delta plan is the right answer. thank you. >> clerk: i'd like to remind callers this is item 4. if you want to speak to a specific item on the agenda. please call back when that item is called. thank you. >> caller, can you hear us? >> caller: hello. thank you for allowing public input i'm mr. richardson and lived in district 2 a native of for instance for a number of years. i've heard sf puc staff talk about the plans. like any old designer suit, the designer drought has to go and i'll tell you why. until the most recent drought at the end of the summer 2016, sf puc had five years of water then we had the historic water year of 2017 and puc had enough water to last 12 years. enough water to last a decade. we had so much water we had to reless -- release more of 80%. it makes a designer drought a story and it has to go. what's this mean for people of california with b

closer to home it's solano county, the delta, fairfield, vallejo.o the 90s, in fact even a little bit warmer in spots but locally one of the warmer spots today will be in the north bay, just a bit of a north wind brings you well up into the 90s for santa rosa, so quick heat-up today for you. elsewhere, not as hot in fact in the south bay, how about mid 80s for you in san jose. milpitas 81. 82 in sunnyvale. san mateo you have that gorgeous sea breeze at 74. 62 and the sunset with some clouds. 87 petaluma and elsewhere in the east bay, how about 80 union city and fremont. you head inland and we have' got wa concord and 9 2 by the delta. the accuweather seven-day forecast it's a warmish day inland today for father's day, the summer spread with about six degrees of warming inland and around the bay for your monday, and then very hot temperatures with that localized sea breeze just at the coast, keeping numbers in the 60s there and then by the end of the week lleys. so with the parking lots open, workout this week. >> good idea. thanks, lisa >> it is a h

our delta is the second largest delta in the u.s., absolutely beautiful. it's pristine, a couple of areas out there were kids go out on a wave runners and have fun, but for the most part, it's in its original state. they go out and they were out there for two weeks, 14 hours a day looking for the clotilda. at the time, they said we found ten ships, that into fat one, which is the tuscaloosa, and they said we're going to present a very comprehensive report to the community in an open meeting, but not today. and they did ultimately, they came back nine months later, had an open meeting and they said we found the clotilda, that's it. it's 25 feet underwater. not for sure if we can bring it up, it might disintegrate, that is to be determined. they have engineers right now that are trying to determine if they can bring it up. they did bring up some artifacts, and they're doing dna testing on those artifacts. and it has been announced that, ultimately, they will be on display in one of the museums in the city somewhere. the most profound thing was the fact that

carriers, delta, american and united from the u.s. back to china remember they stopped back in january. they couldn't come to an agreement so starting on june 16th, the u.s. has said we're not going to let the chinese continue flying in here. that impacts four chinese airlines and they are essentially the department of transportation is cutting service, passenger service between china and the united states remember, they've been flying about 34 flights a week. chinese airlines from china into the u.s., coming into new york, chicago, los angeles not a huge load of flight, but enough that the department of transportation is saying we're not going to do that anymore a couple of the chinese airlines that do trade in the united states, we're talking about china southern as well as china eastern. keep in mind that these are the two largest airline markets in the world. in 2018 there were more than 8.5 million people who flew between the two countries. as for delta, united and they moved faster than the airline stocks today the u.s. airlines

in the interior valleys, warm well inland, but for those winds are going to blow it probably that delta breeze is going to be kicking around as well next few days we're going to see some nice weather. but here we go getting hot again the middle of the week and then cooling down just a little bit as summer begins on saturday. >>thank you lawrence much more ahead tonight here on kron 4 news at 5 the covid-19 pandemic has forced another business to file for bankruptcy at 5.45 find out which 24 hour fitness locations will be closing. here in the bay area. plus dozens of movies have been delayed this year because of the pandemic and now the industry's biggest awards show is getting pushback as well. and warnings of a possible second wave continuous cases rise across the country hear why one health official says it will there's a warning out about the devastating effects of a possible second wave of coronavirus cases. >>but a top us official in the health department is saying it will be even worse of americans don't do this one thing mandy gaither has more in today's health minute. >>it's not

tom:tom: i think you nailed the meat of the delta interview. i think it is absolutely incredible how we are going to -- you and i i think talked the other day, is it a variable cost or a fixed cost? these companies, whatever their industry, are being overwhelmed by the new reality of crushing fixed costs, and they are going to have to adjust to that. that, ason alluded to he needs to wait and see what september and october bring. on this program, mr. bolton managing to upset absolutely everybody. the republicans for obvious reasons, the democrats because he did not testify. we will talk about that with kevin cirilli and washington, d.c. from new york city, good morning. alongside tom keene, i'm jonathan ferro, together with lisa abramowicz. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live on bloomberg tv and bloomberg radio. the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. china is vowing retaliation for u.s. legislation that targets beijing for imprisoning more than one million muslims. the law requires president trump to sanction any individuals found responsib

from the dam to allow this delta itself to make itself healthy. it's important to put a strong bay delta water quality control in place to repair the damage and preserve a healthy delta environment for future general railsings. -- generations. i totally support the previous speakers in favor of this. thank you. >> thank you. do we have any additional callers? >> there are no more callers in the queue. >> ok. general public comment, item 4, is now closed. madame president, your next item is item 5, communications. >> any comments on communications, commissioners? seeing none, madame secretary, could you please open this up for public comment? >> members of public who wish to present comment on item 5 communications, dial 888-273-3658, access code 3107452 and pound followed by pound again. dial 1 and then 0 to be added to the speaker lineful mr. moderator, do we have any calls? >> madame secretary, there no call ores in the queue. >> i do have a comment. i was on mute. on 5e. i wanted to ask a question regarding 5e. >> certainly. >> i just want a li

we are cooling through the delta region. a very robust on shore breeze has been with us the entire morning. good indicator that a cooler day is underway and we are expected to shave off a few degrees at least from yesterday. a bigger drop coming for sunday. the clouds still banked up against the coastline inside the bay and into our north bay as well. most of us will turn sunny by the afternoon. i think our coast will struggle to day with mostly cloudy skies. perhaps even our south facing beaches that tend to get the sunshine in the afternoon. santa cruz, capitola, stenson beach may be with a mix of sun and clouds throughout for your afternoon and into the evening. temperatures seasonal. 83 for santa rosa. 67 for san francisco. livermore san jose off to a very mild start. temperatures will be a little bit above the seasonal norm you could see there. for tomorrow 5 to 10 degrees of cooling expected for our inland cities. i will have a region wide look at the afternoon highs for today. what you and expect for storm and the ext

if you're going inland through the delta. but that's a pattern involved here that sets a stage for why tomorrow's winds will be noticeably stronger for some of us. not the typical sea breeze we but happy for the past few weeks. if you look at the big picture, the first thing you notice is all the stuff going on over here. in fact if i pull out the right colors you will see that's a very different looking satellite. there's a lot going on through the entire west. as of following the store right here. see the spin? that is why tomorrow's going to be windy. is also why we are going to cool down another 10 degrees tomorrow. so this is different, thanks to the pattern. and if we spotlight the center of the there, look at how it is moving the atmosphere. we are caught in the middle and as it is going to be for the onshore flow. it's not just a sea breeze, is an onshore flow being driven by a weak storm. that's why tomorrow's winds are different. if we wanted in the future cast, by tomorrow late morning into the afternoon, watch wha

the stimulus for actually one to delta especially because of. travel. evidence around in control of living on the lives and livelihoods of the people allegedly what he has reported right what and what has changed in the light of those that were going to let him across the board so numb what did not surprise me i think very recently one tickle will a lot of make actually change things on the ground and i don't want one in the meantime but people who are the police for morals of islam. so when you say a lack of political will is that because there is relative really really not a lot of accountability not a lot of punishment a lot of lot of consequences and sadly i think that the that is the case because for me when i get out on one area where no one argues about the fact that all east. peepli there was sleeping the lives of the people the evidence is there. what ought to do there have been more accountability there are cases here and then people called in for intersections where we can try to access just routes to get some of them have you look for more c

and and i will show you ti'll s saturday. 35 by the delta.nd as we get into the co pa o theds get yes, the temperatures are going down significantly as get into the second half of your weekend. fire danger concerns elevated as well. 62 half moon bay, 70 in richmond, 91 in livermore. there is a look at your saturday, just a little bit cooler. >>> good morning, everyone. so it is pretty much green across the board. we'll start off with a look at the drive times. san francisco to sfo, about 9 minute ride for you. also highway 238 to the maze is 12. and 85 to san jose airport, about 11 minutes. and you can see demean beingk ce board. only slow spot i see coming out of the altamont pass leaving trace scissors. a tracy. we've seen worse. and let's look at a live camera here, checking in in walnut creek right now, and looking good there too. happy to see it. >>> good morning to you. you can see the fog behind me, even mist and drizzle at the golden gate bridge. if you are headed out to the mountains, it is warm there. also our inland valleys and lak

the current delta ticket counter and complete harvey milk terminal in 2023. >>> in a path of destruction, still ahead on "today in the bay," we'll talk about the damage left behind by devastating wildfire in california and the race to stop those flames. >>> plus, streaming wars are ramping up. the all new way you can now use spotify. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> at 4:40 a cool, refreshing start to the day after some of us have to deal with some really hot temperatures yesterday. so right now oakland and livermore at 60 degrees. we're at 55 right now in santa rosa. we'll talk about how hot it gets this afternoon coming up. >> kari, i checked on the issue for highway 17. it looks like a disabled vehicle at the camden avenue on ramp. then you notice slowing also on the same map where the orange to the south on 87 away from the heart of silicon valley. right now we'll see what's going on in the world with business with leslie. >>> good morning, i'm leslie picker at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street will try to add to the gains this morning. th

breezy winds out there. 50, santa rosa. 53 by the delta. concord is mild at 57.nd some pretty nice clouds here from santa cruz where the winds are getting up to 30 miles an hour. in the city, we'll surpass that. it's going to be probably 35-mile-an-hour wind gusts. with the winds today and tomorrow, keeping it cool and blustery out there. cooler than average numbers anywhere from 4 to 12 degrees cooler than we should be in the second half of your weekend. we warm up by monday. that onshore flow backs off. as the winds ease, temperatures climb into monday.00 w the northwest. as they do, notice the yellows and oranges here and the winds up to some 35 miles an hour near that. point reyes, 25. half moon bay, even livermore, some gusty winds throughout the afternoon. let's talk about the tropics, shall we? june 1st was the beginning of the atlantic hurricane season, and tropical system here near the gulf of mexico, with 50-mile-an-hour winds. up to 60 at times. it will weaken. then we'll get that storm surge, very heavy rain for the gulf coast around alabama, louisian

>>yeah, it's tough going out there right now you've got that afternoon delta breeze that is just begin to really start to kick in and these winds and then amplify over the last couple of hours really strengthening somewhat and that to go along record heat temperatures, the 90's even some triple digits. inland. you get a fire started in the grass there and certainly get winds like that a 14 to 17 miles per hour and things can with quick in fact these will likely continue to intensify maybe over the next hour or so before things begin to settle down as the sun starts to separate is pretty typical we get that breeze right through the delta you see those winds kind of whipping on through and sliding right through to sunset us any also into fairfield inn tobaccoville coming out out of the west they start to really strengthen all the canyons in around that area kind of funnel that wind right to the delta. so it's like blown to that strong right to that strong all that pressure and the wind blow right through that area and then amplifies when in fact you can see just over the last few hours t

those airlines are alaska, american, delta, hawaiian, jet blue, southwest and united. >>> abc7 news has a brand-new interactive tool to help you figure out the risk of different activities. everything from taking a vacation to taking a yoga class. you can guess the risk and then see what medical experts have to say about it. you can check it out at ab abc7news.com or on the abc7 news app. >>> attorneys for the former minneapolis police officers in the killing of george floyd say they ask for a change of venue. they were in court yesterday. chauvin is charged with second degree murder and the other three are charged with aiding and abetting in george floyd's death. their defense attorney told the judge that comments made by state and local officials have tainted their clients' right to a fair trial. a tentative trial date in march. >>> oakland is the latest bay area city to respond to a national outcry about police funding. the police department faces a $14 million when the new city budget takes effect tomorrow. the $1.7 billion spending plan includes a $50 million boost to address racia

the fog is back, and also a roaring onshore wind has taken us all the way out to the delta.it. low clouds, which were not there yesterday, it was a breeze for some, but it did not

. >>> coming up for you, delta says that it is going to resume flights to china. we're going to take a look at when those planes will be back in the air. >>> plus, a noose found in the garage of nascar's only black driver. the investigation that is taking place right now and how other athletes are reacting. >>> and ne-yo joining kelly clarkson to talk about race. how he wants to create unity in the wake of george floyd's murder. and you can watch "the kelly clarkson show" right here at 3:00. >> coming up after nbc bay area news at 11:00, "california live," followed by "access daily." then "days of our lives" at 1:00. >>> well, welcome back. a developing story for you this midday coming out of talladega. this is where the fbi is now investigating after a noose was found in bubba wallace's garage. this is on sunday. now, this is less than two weeks after wallace, who is nascar's only black driver, successfully encouraged the ban of the confederate flag in nascar facilities. we have more news for you from sam brock. >> reporter: a disturbing discovery, a noose found

session how many delta employees have contracted covid-19.e contracted the covid virus of the 500, ten have passed away he didn't go into any description of what jobs those were whether or not they were front line workers, and that's one insight into one company, one airline and the impact the coronavirus has had on them. ed bastian saying overall since the coronavirus started about 500 delta employees have contracted the disease ten of them ultimately passed away guys, back to you. >> phil, did they give any clarity around the timing for any of those issues? was this something that was a big problem at the beginning before we really knew what was happening? >> no. >> because that would make a big difference -- >> absolutely. >> -- if there are different safety standards if this is something that they have just stepped up -- >> right. >> -- i think that would tell me to be concerned about the level of safety measures that can be taken. >> great question. they did not get into details in terms of timing, the jobs people held who ultimately had

. >>> delta air lines is giving notice that there could be some furloughs in the coming weeks. says that it reached an agreement with the union on packages, but executives say that this will not be enough. delta estimates that it will take two years before air trouble fully recovers from the pandemic. >>> we are already saying it is time to clean. >> businesses reopening and shut down again. >>> and the bay area weather, the cooldown has arrived out there. it looks like that will continue in your sunday forecast. we will talk about the stronger winds as well. we will have more on your bay area forecast. >>> we will also have this. a woman refused to wear a face mask in a trader joe's. this is all caught on camera. ♪ >>> just a week after reopening some businesses in sacramento are shutting down again. but this time it is voluntary. our reporter tells us that customers are part of that session. >> reporter: and despite their best efforts, requiring customers to wear face masks and keep social distancing, they are closing their doors once again. the business is picking up the cha

the wind will pick up particularly in the bay working its way through the delta. it will be much cooler on sunday. i will show you the cold down coming up in your complete forecast. today daytime highs are pretty much like the last few days, per . >>> races messages allegedly posted by san jose police officers are provoking angry reaction from south bay officials. the private facebook group allegedly made up of active and retired officers first revealed by someone claiming to be the partner of the bay area law enforcement officer. the troubling comments were published yesterday in an article on the online platform media. it had public and private posts mocking black lives matter describing the members as races idiots and innovators. one said any one that supported or participated in the movement posting, and also the muslim community a topic for many pose. one said to repurposed the head jobs into a noose and had a smiley face emoji. >> the head of the department set i demand and expect to fully investigation and that the racism and anti-semitic comments will be m

repeat this performance and again it's going to spill over the east bay shoreline up to around the delta little bit. and this is after we go into this heat advisory covering solano county and off to central valley as well. high pressure is anchored in our west coast. so all this week it's going to be warm and will be looking at conditions air quality is going to start to that area a little bit. right now there's no spare the air day but we're talking moderate for the east bay over the east bay hills and santa clara counties, particularly getting moderate, we're looking at numbers at about 60 or so oakland in the hayward now 55 for fremont 57 livermore up to the north bay here 50's involved 55 for san francisco, 64 san jose looks like 62 going on by atm by 11 78 coming up in a little bit here we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast and that extended which by the way contains mostly 90's going on for those inland valleys more on that coming up in a bit back to robin wright. thank you dave, whether it's or black lives matter protests or possibly. >>trolling a presidential rally, younger pe

we range from 57 in santa rosa to upper 70s by the delta. your local forecast and a look at july is coming up. >> thanks lisa. also next. battling racism. how sharks star evander kane what will be the first thing you do as soon as you're able? at ikea, we wondered that too... we found that people didn't say catching a new movie, or going on a trip. it was to simply be with loved ones. let's get ready for what's next. ikea. >>> in sports the nba has released its schedule for the league's restart in orlando. i will tip-off with a doubleheader on july 30th. pelicans taking on the jazz followed by lebron james and the lakers battling kawhi leonard and the clippers. abc7 sports anchor chris alvarez has more nba news in this morning's sports. >> well the nba has fienldsed plans for the restart and hopefully a finish to the season. first mainly step. coronavirus testing of 302 tested, 16 tested positive for covid-19. nba commissioner adam silver nows they cannot outrun the coronavirus and that no option is really risk free. but as they moveitor pla

american's up 25%, delta up 10%, this on the news that they're beginning to add more flights as states lift lockdown restrictions and things start to reopen phil lebeau has more >> when you take a look at what's happening with flight schedules in june, it is clear that at least domestically, the big four airlines, they are adding more flights. how many more? on average, 27.7% more flights in june than they had in may here are the percentages you see the biggest increases from american, delta, and southwest. when you take a look at american and united and you look at their july schedules, they continue to add even more flights. and that's one reason why the stocks are moving higher american's july schedule, it's down 60% compared to a year ago. it was down 80% in the early parts of may united's schedule will be down a 75%. it was down 90% back in april and in may all of this brings up the question, are people ready to fly again? our states of play survey asked that question and it basically was a simple question. is it safe to fly if you are a traveler look at this just 24% believe that

it's unclear the jobs the employees held at delta.ere they front line or back office it's unclear when the employees got sick delta's total work force, 93,000 you have 500 out of 93,000 the other piece of news that came out today as you look at shares of delta over the last three months, the june cash burn rate continues to come down. their guidance previously was $40 million a day in june. now it's $30 million a day and the ceo says the airline expects to break even sometime around next spring as you look at shares of the airline stocks today, one other note, it came out from jet blue, they are adding 30 new routes including resuming service to 9 cities where they suspended operations over the last several months what you have, guys, is this continuing addition of flights, and so as i send it back to you, keep in mind most of these are to places where you need sunscreen so you don't end up looking like a tomato after you've been on the beach or wherever you go. >> phil, i got to tell you, i listened to that, and i wonder, and it's so

so was this delta dental's suggestion? >> it was a proposal that they offered upon us asking if these coverages were possible to be added to the program. >> president breslin: because if you now have a very small usage of this program, it just means more money for delta dental. that's why i'm curious what the usage would be here? is it just going to go into the pockets of the delta dental or is it really going to be helpful to the members? >> yeah, and that's where -- [inaudible] >> yeah, and to the degree that people are going to the dentist that have this covered benefit, that will help. >> president breslin: that's a -- >> yeah, it's a tough population to kind of get them to change their behavior to go to the dentist. there's just people that are very reluctant to go. >> commissioner zvanski: through the chair, this is commissioner zvanski. in my experience over the years, both when i was still active, since i've been retired, i've heard from many, many members who use the nitrous oxide option and wish that it was cover

look at the colors here towards the delta. the east bay wind gusts over 25 miles an hour up to 32 by the delta and we go up in height over 40 miles an hour at mount tam, gusts to 30. santa cruz, 58 right now. it will be about 66 today with winds over 20 miles an hour. the red flag warning 8:00 tonight above 1,000 feet for the north bay mountains and then we'll get into solano county, northern solano county through tomorrow. the summer warmth, though, will erase this as we get into a calmer pattern by late monday. here is the winds, another look throughout the day today as we'll see them stay pretty strong into 9:00. you can see there are over 20 miles an hour in the east bay. here is where we get the wind shift. you can see the north bay 7:00 monday morning. it's breezy to gusty. still out of the north. relative humidity dropping perhaps below 20% and that northeast flow a light one continuing in the upper elevations. here is a look at the fog. how quickly it dissipates throughout the day today in the morning. it will be sunny

mid-60s out by the delta.s will be halted in their warming by the afternoon, and the winds picking up. right now we're looking at surface winds out of the northwest up to 22 miles an hour oakland, 23 miles an hour in hayward. we'll get a little stronger throughout the day. notice the color palette in the yellows indicating 60s, oranges trying to make their way into the valley, we'll see a few 70s. winds will be strongest at the coast, gusting to over 35 miles an hour. then a warm-up. stay tuned for details on that, liz. >> lisa, thank you. >>> oakland police and the chp are investigating a shooting that left a man dead and a woman in the hospital. officers say they were conducting a criminal investigation around 10:45 last night when they opened fire, killing the driver of a car on cherry street. the female passenger was also hit with gunfire. she was taken to the hospital and is stable. it's unclear why officers fired shots at them. no officers were hurt. >>> a white virginia officer has been charged after us

coming up, we speak with ed bastian, delta airlines chief executive officer. 6:00 a.m. in new york, 11:00 a.m. in london, and this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get the bloomberg business flash. several british firms with ties to slavery have apologized and planned to pay reparations. they will make payments to projects supporting black and ethnic minorities, according to the telegraph. royal bank of scotland it will make a similar payment. promising to hire more black workers at senior levels, setting a goal of 30% of at google. less than 4% of google workers are black. shares of wire card are plunging today after allegations about its accounting. it has delayed its 2019 report again, after finding indications of serious balance applications. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: thanks so much. "bloomberg surveillance" from london and new york. we are going to take a break here and come back with john normand of jp morgan and get a summation of where we are. the markets are roiling right now. we will get a view from mr. normand.

>> this comes from delta's virtual annual meeting which was held this morning. one investors asked the question, well, what is the impact of covid-19 and that's when the ceo ed bastian revealed the airline has had about 500 employees who have contracted the coronavirus there is not a definitive number roughly 500 employees. of those, 10 have passed away after getting covid-19 now delta did not get into details in terms of what types of jobs those employees had, when did they contract it? et cetera. all they're saying is those are the numbers at this point. remember, delta has made great efforts like all airlines to not only disinfect planes but promote cleanliness and a global cleanliness division jetblue had eight covid-19 cases. jetblue announcing today it is adding 30 routes to meet higher demand take a look at the airline stocks today a choppy day this is what we've seen from the airlines for the last week up, down, not really moving a ton aside from staying in the range that they've been at for the last week or so. >> phil, we were wondering -- sorry. we we