we are live in north san jose. >>> looking at the live news desk, taking a live look at downtown san jose. the discussion that was very intense early this week with the public sounding off on police use of force and protest over police violence. virtual city council meeting on tuesday was flooded with people who were injured by rubber bullet and had start sharp criticism for the mayor and the police for using tear gas and other crowd control measures that they say only incited the protesters. the police chief has since issued a ban on rubber bullets as a method to disperse crowds. aysofcers wece enteouof resiceom protesters. thvastmajopeopo pilaee and will likely be speaking up again today calling for defunding or diverting funding from police services in the city's budget toward community led intervention and safety net programs. the mayor has voiced some ns ab instead for police reform. such days meeting starts at 11:38 as in the virtual meeting. i will put a link on my twitter page back to you. >>> thank you, san francisco mayor is out with a blueprint to reform the city's police

station in the north san jose this to come to light. >> reporter: marcus, it's been a couple years ofay but finally b.a.r.t. is in san jose. we're at the brand-new berryessa b.a.r.t. station. actually opened up this weekend but this is the first morning where you have a weekday commute where it's open to commuters. berryessa b.a.r.t. here in san jose north of here is the other new station, milpitas b.a.r.t., this means workers no longer have to drive to warm springs b.a.r.t. in fremont to catch a train. both stations began service this past saturday morning. b.a.r.t. reports they transported just under 1,000 riders. a spokesperson says it's difficult to predict what ridership will be like today because it's not a normal weekday commute. there haven't been that many riders so far because of the covid-19 shelter in place and ridership has been down about 90% due to the pandemic. what's this going to do for your commute? >> makes it a lot easier. i was commuting to warm springs and then before that i was commute to ing to free montmont. five miles. >> reporter: you get to sleep in? >> ye

san jose and silicone valley. we have live look for you at the berryessa station in north san jose, where the very first ticketed passengertrain will take people in about 30 minutes from now and head to the new milpitas station. the sun is shining. looks like a great day to go try that new b.a.r.t. train. yesterday's ribbon-cutting ceremony opened the doors to both the kbberryessa and milpit station. the celebratory train took members of the media between the two stations. this despite the huge financial hit b.a.r.t. is taking. it lost ons could be the key to turning it around. >> because what this project is going to do for santa clara and the region is provide that activity we so need as we're coming out of a recession. >> the station is officially open to the public at 8:00 a.m. there are also plans for two more stations, one in downtown san jose and another santa clara but both are still years away. >>> no a step in the return to normalcy in san francisco as friday night day night is back, including going out to eat for the first time in months. last night was the first night for outdoor dining in the city. mayor lond

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north san jose will open for service weakening tomorrow, routes will be changing over the weekend.and making some changes over the weekend to their service on monday, it will increase service and it will increase service on monday as well. haes h t we not bad between 880 and 101. and no delays on 101. that's a look at your morning, let's check on your forecast, a little later today. >>> that pacific ocean air back for sure. that is why temperatures will be much cooler today as well as for tomorrow. here is a live look with our salesforce tower camera mostly cloudy as we start off our day. our temperatures are running mainly in the 50s. so conquered, you are at 59, 58, 57, san francisco mid-50s and 52 for santa rosa. here is what you can expect. those daytime highs are dropping down to slightly below average for this time of year and we will see the winds kick up with the onshore flow that is the stronger marine influence for us. cool and breezy for your saturday with more sunshine warming up as we look until sunday into next week. taking you through the day in san francisco we see

and they north san jose stations are officially open for bart, opening over the weekend.that is a look at traffic, back to you. >>> all right, covering a paid, tattoo shop gives customers a prefix for the mistakes of their past, next on kpix 5 news streaming one cbs and and the bay area. >>> we want to bring you the good news in the bay area, go to www.kpix.com and you will find stories of how we are ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. >>> a kentucky tattoo shop is using ink to unite communities by covering up hate or gang symbols. >> it started with a facebook post offering the service for free. >> the shop has received over 30 requests, and they continue to pour in. >> i wanted to help out in some way, it is the only platform i have. >> i am getting a confederate flag covered on my ankle that i got when i was 18 years old. >> th

this is in north san jose. officials will be joined by state, local and federal dignitaries for the ceremony. both stations open for passenger service tomorrow. you are invited to watch the live stream on bta's youtube channel at 10:00 this morning. >>> a local researcher is marshaling an army against covid-19. new cancer detecting network called i spy could be a major tool in the fight. >>> and the return of rvs, they are back in style as coronavirus reshapes the travel 12ri. i weent mind it as long as mine is one of those glammed up ones that is like a mansion on wheeling. >> yeah, with yeah, with yeah, a countertops, big screen tv with surround sound. actually, i have friends that have one of those. but the problem is you have to store it the rest of the year and that costs a lot of money. so with expensive toys comes expensive upkeep, but they are cool. here is a look at your temperatures in the east bay. we have upper 50s in the tri-valley, 55 in la fayette, 67 in antioch. we have 55 in san francisco, 60 i

there's a big ribbon cutting ceremony today at the various in north san jose bart station. the milpitas station also opens tomorrow for the first time. the billion project has been in the works for more than 3 decades. former san jose mayor on gonzales was among those who first got the ball rolling. and he says he saw the benefits of a bart station in the south bay. >>what i realized was that if we were going to bring traffic relief to the bay area and particularly to the south bay extending bar to silicon valley would be the most cost effective with a way to transport thousands of silicon valley, commuters. reduce traffic congestion. facilitate smart growth and improve air quality. >>the north san jose station will open at 8 tomorrow morning. it would take about an hour and a little over 8 bucks to travel from there to san francisco's embarcadero. >>former oakland raider antonio brown gets sentenced after changing his plea in a battery case with the judge ordered today but the nfl free agent plus protests continue across the country against police violence and racial inequa

reporting live here at the brand new barryessa bart station in north san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> i'm sure a lot of people once they start station. thanks, bob. well, new details for you, the husband of the woman seen in a vile confrontation video has just lost his job. this comes as the woman in that video which we are about to show you now says that she wants to apologize directly to her neighbor. >> i'm asking you if this is your property. >> now, the neighbor posted this confrontation. this was last week. he says that he was stencilling "black lives matter" outside of his home when his neighbor told him that it was private property and he should stop. she says she mistakenly believed that he did not live there. he says that she called police. on the sidewalk. >> i hadn't seen it and was so surprised, and it's so beautiful. i was excited that any neighbors took interest in all this. and it's kind of a little bright spot in pacific heights right now. >> reporter: alexander is the ceo of a company called la face. other brands have cut their ties with her company in the w

shoreline for now 65 any accredited to some winds there 61 for the late show with 50's in the north bay 58 san jose. so as we go forward with this we see little bit of an onshore wind left over we're going to see that repeat tonight or afternoon complement, suddenly heating and a low up towards our north about the fog progress as you can see it's about 8 o'clock it really starts moving once we get the sun up to help out here. however it does return tonight probably in earnest as we approach the witching hour and then after midnight into tomorrow morning as you can see. we still have with us that a heat advisory solano county in this but temperatures are quite lofty in many parts of contra costa county in the east bay and even up in other pockets in the north bay, the plan on more 90's kosta numbers in some cases maybe lower 70's, but heat exhaustion, and heat stroke possible, 72 by 10:00am by 1 o'clock we're say about 87 robin. all right, thank you for the update dave. >>well our top story that we're following for you this morning, the oakland unified school district is eliminating its school polic

a long line resident was one of the first passengers to ride the new service, a stretch from north san jose to milpitas. >> overall it's a good thing for the community. >> it's absolutely necessary. >> reporter: he went to take part in the new line's opening day, something he has done throughout the years. >> it is just like, you know, i did opened and -- may of 1997 when pleasanton and castro valley opened, and it was december of 1997 when -- >> reporter: the very first train left the station just before 8:00 a.m. b.a.r.t. operators have been training for weeks on this new 10 mile line, which is being called the various online. they say this will improve the quality for many in the south bay commute, winnie many with grueling commutes. it is expected to take just over an hour. >> b.a.r.t. to silicon valley reflects the hope and optimism of this region. >> bark working in conjunction with the new extension is just phase one of the $2.2 billion project. the next phase will extend six miles through downtown san jose and go on to santa clara. i'm elissa harrington, ktvu fox2 news. >>> still ah

nice for san jose coming in at 73 look across the greater region yellows out there in the far east bay with 70's got mid 70's up there the northfor san jose than the peninsula's grabbing a few lower 70's and 60's out towards the coast back to you. all right dave thanks lot back to the news this morning, the death penalty is on the table in the murder of santa cruz. >>deputy damon gutzwiller he was killed last weekend in that ambush attack prosecutors are now considering that option again stephen the accused shooter kron four's rob fladeboe has more on that from santa cruz. >>outside santa cruz county superior court friday. there were sharp shooters on the roof canine units sweeping the grounds and many patrol vehicles blocking access to the courthouse. inside though accused cop killer steven carrillo appeared in court on video from monterrey where he's being held for his own protection the 32 year-old active duty air force sergeant ordering few words in acknowledging his arraignment in the june 6 ambush in ben lomond sheriff's deputies during which sergeant damon gutzwiller was killed. >>and 2 other law enforcement officers in

>>now i was told at least 400 people tested here at the burger dry facility in north san jose yesterday, several 100 again today. i spent about 45 minutes here doing some exit polling if you will and i found at least 10 people told me that they had to had attended a protest in recent weeks live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>thank you so much rob now the rising number of coronavirus cases fueled a massive selloff on wall street today bringing the stock market its worst day since mid-march. >>and that follows at a record high just one day before crashing more than 5%. >>the s and p 500 gave back 5.9% and the dow fell 6.9%. many analysts fear the optimism for a quick economic recovery from this pandemic has now permanently been squashed meanwhile, another 1.5 million americans filed for first-time unemployment benefits last week. initial jobless claims have been falling every week since peaking at 6.9 million in the last week of march but millions are still relying on government aid to make ends meet since losing their jobs because of the pandemic economists are now focusing on t

one milpitas and one in north san jose. over $2 billion in federal state and local funding paid for construction from warm springs south. the new line of track is projected to transport 23,000 passengers per day. >> it will make it easier for me to go to san francisco and oakland. this is wonderful >> what is a no-brainer now needed considerable arm- twisting over the years. i started meeting with dozens of neighborhood associations to request their support for the specific route that bart would take coming into our region. >> partnerships are powerful to get things done. >> reporter: it will do so under a covid cloud. ridership is down 90% and on vta it is off by 80% which begs the question will there ever be substantial ridership for the new service. >> this pandemic will be contained. there will always be a need for public transportation. >> the executive director of the minetta transportation institute says ridership is rebounding and other hard-hit covid areas. >> people who don't have a choice on how to get from point

the transits agency working with the vta opens two new stations, one in millipedeis and one in north san jose. $2 billion paid for the extension from warm springs south. the new line of track is projected to transport 23,000 passengers a day. it will make it easier to go to san francisco, oakland or the airport. >> what's a no-brainer now needed arm-twisting over the years. >> i started meeting with dozens of neighborhood associations to ask support for the specific route bart would take. >> partnerships are powerful to get things done. >> the new service begins 8:00 a.m. saturday under a co-individual cloud , covid cloud. >> it will pass. there will be a need for public transportation. she says public transit ridership is rebounding in other countries. >> people who may not have a vehicle, who do not have a choice on how to get from point a to point b. these are populations that rely on public transit. >> for now all eyes are on this opening and what lies down the track. >> we can lift our gaze and give ourselves the freedom to imagine and reimagine a different future. >> it could include ph

san jose. that 75 at livermore, you may not see that again for a while. davis, north70s. northwest half moon bay, north at san jose, not that stronger, but there is also a northwind near appa. it would seem there are some mid 60s out at solano creek. it is warmer than pittsburg, so there is your northerly blease breeze. so the water temps are really cold. we had that northwest wind picking up all the way down to monterey. so the fog is not far away when the water temperatures are that cold. the inland temperatures will be warm at least it today and tomorrow. i think friday and saturday a couple forecast models are showing a return of the fog. but today it is sunny for all, 70s, 80s, 90s, it looks like it is even warmer tomorrow as the wind returns more north- northeast that will warm everyone up with a few more degrees and we will see if the fog makes a return. >>> staggering numbers when it comes to small businesses right here in the bay area and across the country, still to come on the 9, how one coalition is taking the fight to washington. >>> first, problems for f

if he's up there the north bay with 59 san jose just make note of these winds now that i was talking about we have some inland heating so that tends to draw in the coastal air but it looks like it hangs around out there to solano county in contra costa county all the way to 02:00am as you can see 03:00am tonight, lining your day up today we're talking 64 by 08:00am by 11 at 77 temperatures inland will be easily into the 90's again today but again that will change come this weekend, not only the extended, but we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit robin, how this bay area bridges looking good moving well, no hot spots, no trouble spots around the bay area will check traffic coming up a little bit later. >>well to the east bay, the oakland city council estate funding its police department a portion of the million annual budget will be redirected and invested in alternative public safety resources and programs. the revised budget was the work of the city council's equity caucus led by finance

what mlp does someone in north san jose. over $2 billion in federal, state, and local funding paid for the extension from warm springs south. is projected to transport 23,000 passengers per day. >> it will make it easier for me to go to san francisco and oakland or go to the airport. this is wonderful. >> reporter: but is a no- brainer now need a considerable arm-twisting by multiple administrations over the years. >> i started meeting with dozens of neighborhood organizations to request their the part would take coming into our region. >> partnerships are powerful to get things done. >> it will start under a covid cloud. ridership is down 90% and vta is off 80%. will there be substantial ridership for the new service? >> this pandemic will be contained. there will always be a need for public transportation. >> she is the executive director of the minetta transportation institute. ridership is rebounding and other hard-hit countries. >> people who may not have a vehicle who do not have a choice on how to get from point a to

san jose. mass transit continuing to make updates and changes to the public transit agencies. northsan jose station now open for bart. plan for that if you plan to use mass transit out of the south bay. that's traffic and transportation. warm today, and here's mary with more on that. >> that's right, i'm watching the temperatures climb this afternoon, gianna. >>> the hottest day of the week happening today. the strong ridge of high pressure in place for us. the live look with the sales force tower camera. golden glow, clear skies this morning with the bay bridge, east bay, and mt. diablo. mid- to upper 50s. mild start to the day. 60 in concord and oakland. livermore at 58. 56 in san francisco, and san jose at 51. 51 for santa rosa. the peak of the heat today, lower fire threat, thankfully so, and we look to the weekend, mild by the bay, but still a toasty and hot couple of days inland, and that's the case, actually over the next several days, and taking you through the day today, headed through the afternoon in san francisco, topping out at 80 degrees at 1:00 p.m. with the sunshine.

san jose. we do see some slowing and there is that build. north no problem here north of 680 but just around alum rock the sensors slow a bit so there must be at least some tapping of the brakes. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now for you scientists in ireland have developed an ultra violent drone to sterilize surfaces and help reduce the spread of the coronavirus. that drone has a preprogrammed route and delivers the sterilizing uv lights leaving the public surfaces sanitized for the following day. >>> and also coming up for you the farmers market in san jose is back today. we'll tell you those changes coming up. >>> welcome back. 5:58 for you this morning and happening today san jose's downtown farmers market is reopening to reduce the spread of the coronavirus the market is spacing out stalls and adding hand sanitizer and hand washing stations. the market opens at 10:00 to seniors open. other shoppers are welcome from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. >>> trending a little boy taking part. >> wipe it down. wipe it down. so this challenge sta

got a mixture of some 50's up there the north bay and 60 for san jose for comparison's sake we're pretty close to yesterday the peninsula's action little warmer today by a couple degrees and noticed that the san francisco. at the top at 55 5 degrees ahead. here's a look at what does happen with that fog you can see about 9.45. it's lingering in spots around the golden gate there might have some lingering fog clouds just a touch but again into the afternoon looking good. tomorrow morning repeat the performance not as aggressive as we start to lose the high-pressure influence. it's weakening and we should get some better mixing to a little bit overnight solano county still with us until 8 o'clock this heat advisory. we still have some more 90's we'll be showing you in the inland areas, but less than we had yesterday were in do just that starting to break and that cooling trend taking us to sunday, 64 at 08:00am by 11 we're talking 78 again will be a few token 90's out there mostly 80's happening in land will be investigating all that coming up in a bit robin back to you it sounds good. tha

. >>> public transit notes, the service out of north san jose for bart is available. the community has changes that happened over the weekend, now available, the 530 stockton routes are full. the 43 masonic routes will be restored and extended, and running with bigger buses. check the schedule before you head out the door with these changes. look at this. delays are coming out of the oakland area as you work your way into san francisco. the bay bridge into san francisco, and the ultimate passes the other small slow spot. brake lights are coming out of tracy, westbound until 580. this extends over towards grand line, it gets a little bit better once you hit 680 with no delays onto the dublin interchange. your drivetime is 32 minutes ago from 205 toward 680. san mateo bridge is saying more volume across the span. was burned out of hayward, into foster city, they work towards 101 through san mateo. let's check your forecast. a cooler and breezy today. here is mary. >>> it is all things to stronger onshore flow kicking and for us. we will see increasing clouds in the wind

station in north san jose. many are saying finally as it is coming along. county approved the funding 20 years ago. i've been reporting on this for 20 years. 12 years before it even broke ground with the vta and the project hit a lot of delays along the way. the inaugural train ride takes place at the berryessa station at 10:00 this morning. >>> happening today more wineries and breweries are set to reopen. bars and pubs are not included in this one. a great day to have a drink outside. >> there you go, nice and cool. >> much more comfortable weather reaching into the mid-70s for this afternoon and upper 70s tomorrow. as we head to sunday mid-80s but look at that warm-up. we're back to the low 90s. >> it is still causing a slowdown. the map you see south 880 jams up. unfortunately major injuries. we'll track that as a news story. back to you. >> have a great weekend. thank you for joining us. >> absolutely. take some time to take care of yourself. we want to leave you with a live look at santa cruz where visitors are welcome. a beautiful shot there. it's ju

reporting live in north san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you.'s go live now to "today in the bay's" jackie ward who is in rohnert park where more businesses are reopened. jackie, maybe a nice haircut sounds like a good thing today. >> reporter: what are you saying? are you saying i need a cut? i am way overdue. we are live at the multicultural hair studio. they will be able to open back up tomorrow as well as a lot of other businesses in sonoma county. we have a list. restaurants have to keep their table space at least six feet apart. temperature checks will be happening for employees. still no spa treatments like facials or waxing will be allowed. also if you're outside you have to maintain social distance. annette jones has been doing this for 20 years now. a little different starting tomorrow. tell us what safety precautions you're taking. >> we have a covid-19 certificate to go over all the sanitary issues that we might have. and so we have disposable capes so each customer that comes in will have their own cape, it will not be reused. we ha

>>and it now connects the transportation system to north san jose. we're told that the cost over $2 billion to build. and today writers say that it's going to be a huge asset for commuters to san francisco. bart says it also wants all riders to continue to wear their masks well on the train. >>today we know from a police have arrested this man his name is denis aquino he's been arrested on suspicion of ransacking a home in fremont this was friday afternoon a person who lives there says. she heard noises saying her house went downstairs to see her home in shambles and a guy running away. officers say they tracked down a key know who's been booked into the santa rita jail he is on probation for vandalism and has stay away orders from lots of locations in fremont according to police, including the area in which she was found. still to come a group of minority business owners are accused of being rioters and looters while on a real estate tour why one neighbor says. >>his warning at nothing to do with race. >>and the mother of a shooting suspect in paso

>>people soon finally be able to take bart to the south bay, the milpitas in various and north san jose stations will begin accepting passenger starting tomorrow. this project has been more than 3 decades in the making with more than a billion price tag one of the people responsible in the early days for getting things rolling is former san jose mayor. ron gonzales. >>what i realized was that if we were going to bring traffic relief to the bay area and particularly to the south bay extending bar to silicon valley would be the most cost effective with a way to transport thousands of silicon valley, commuters. reduce traffic congestion. facilitate smart growth. and improve air quality. >>it is worth mentioning that there's a coalition it work right now to try to rename the new station after mister gonzales former san jose or i'm sorry former san francisco mayor willie brown nicknamed gonzales mayor bart. the various the station will open at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning a ride from there to the embarcadero in san francisco. taking about 65 minutes and cost you $8.15 meantime bart is the late

valais ho 50's meanwhile in the north bay, san francisco at 5762 san jose and 65 for any aac it's actually a little cooler up here in the north bay than yesterday but a good chunk of the east bay and the peninsula looking a little warmer this morning. here's how it breaks down we're talking 66 by 08:00am by 11 word, 87 and we're not done yet. yes temperatures are sailing to the 90's for highs today is what we expect we're take a look at that in your 4 zone forecast in just a bit. robin back to you all right sounds good. thank you dave. >>well there are growing concerns about the rise of the so-called boogaloo movement. the fbi revealed that the air force sergeant charged in the killing of 2 local law enforcement officers has ties to the extremist group kron four's dan kerman reports on what we're learning about this group's ideology. >>both the 3 men indicted on terrorism charges in las vegas and stephen the man charged with gunning down a security officer at the oakland federal building have been alleged to have links to the right wing extremist movement. the boogaloo boys. >>it has a lot

the milpitas and north san jose's berryessa stations are opening saturday.lso today the dublin station will stop selling those paper tickets. joining several others and moving to the clipper cards only. >>> parents and teachers are now joining together to try to save a popular private school that closed suddenly after more than 80 years in walnut creek. staff at the palmer school learned of the closure on friday. the headmaster said changes required by the pandemic were too much to bear. it is the second bay area private school to announce it will be closing at the end of this year so they won't be returning in the fall. customers behaving badly. up next meet the california retail worker that is going viral on social media sharing her experiences during the pandemic. >> president trump has a general problem and an admiral problem as more former top brass speak out against the president. let's take you out to wall street. the dow industrials up better than 200 points reflecting optimism in the jobs number and continuing the rally from last week. >> reporter:

some lower 60's working here in the north bay at 5968 in antioch 64 livermore east bay shoreline hodgepodge of well 58 going on for up at 62 for hayward 62 also for san josean francisco for comparison sake most of the bays little bit ahead of where was this time from yesterday pocket a pair of the north.

across the san mateo bridge and no more problems getting there after the crash cleared from the nimitz in union city. another live look shows a good volume of traffic north 101 through san josemild slowing at 680. >>> all right. that will do it for us this morning. of course we'll have more local news coming up in just a half hour. >>> all right. thanks so much for joining us this morning as we take a live look at city hall in san francisco where a lot of decisions and discussions will be had surrounding all the protests happening throughout the city. we'll have more for you coming up at 7:25. the "today" show is next. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, unrest in america, a peaceful day of protest turns violent overnight following a day of peaceful protests over the death of george floyd looters smashing their way into new york's iconic macy's and other luxury stores. hundreds arrested. president trump promising justice in the floyd case but threatening a military crackdown nationwide.

we are looking at slowing in the south bay as we zoom down to where it says san jose north 101 holding steady up to 880 where the slow zone is. we saw that kicking off over the last 20 minutes. meanwhile we'll get a look at the toll plaza. back over to you. >>> mike, thank you. breaking overnight in the

antioch 61 conquered 58 going on for livermore with 50's mostly up in the north bay, although the label checking in at 61, 59 san jose and 54 meanwhile for san francisco. in comparison sake, we're a little bit cooler in the peninsula, the south bay and a good chunk up there the north bay, although the east bay is a little warmer about this fog should clear out pretty quickly say by the mid morning hours except along the coast. and then come back again tonight we do have that on shore when that will be back because of inland heating and a little lower back yard that will be driven probably by the late afternoon but will linger as well overnight. but even that the dead of night, here's the progress the fog back up there the east bay shoreline up to the delta you can see and certainly covering over san francisco for today we're at 64 am by 1177. but don't let that. make a jump because we'll be well in the 80's and certainly in the 90's for many selective locations will be talking about that coming up in a course that heat advisory still with us and solano county robin how this bay area bridges and such store they look g

all this morning, we're at 65, antioch 61 for conquered up to the north bay, we got those 50's at hand 54 per san francisco, 58 san joseke a look at our winds are going to see them uptick this afternoon in those inland spots there that's being driven partially by the slow up towards our north but daytime heating in london, the low will be the engine to keep things going overnight as you can see. and with all of this that means that the marine layer, somewhat sticky temperatures in the far east bay locations to be felt but also that fog to greet us in the morning hours. highs today across much of the state were 102 for fresno around 99 bakersfield, one '04 for sacramento. and a hodgepodge of some 70's down to southern california even big bear of 77. the deserts quite toasted the well over 100 with 60's 4. the central coast, your 4 zone forecast cover here this thursday 67 san francisco daly city at 65 62 for half moon bay, and looking at those 70's up towards the northern end of the peninsula burlingame at 74. foster city 79 palo alto an 8380 mountain view 83 also for redwood city and in the south bay upper 80's here, s

livermore tri valley down to 58 got some 50's a pair of the north bay except the lay hold 61, 54 san francisco, 59 meanwhile down to san jose just comparing things say we're pretty close to yesterday over there in the east bay little cooler along the peninsula in the north bay we have a bit more aggressive fog at work here too as well as santa clara valley. now for that fog. yeah, it mixes out with us in a couple of hours after sunrise hard to clear the coast though it will slow going if you'll notice and expected to come back again tonight to greet us for your t g i f morning. we still have still that heat advisory with us until saturday about 8 o'clock solano counties the formal county in that but the be plenty hot in many locations across contra costa county. and a little bit up here the north bay as well. for today, we expect about 60 for an atm by 11 at 77 racing right through the 80's and into the 90's for some of those inland highs will be checking all of that out coming up in a bit robin back to you all right sounds good. thank you dave. well to the east bay now the oakland unified school district has voted to elimi

north bay. eisclng aut62 at san jose, degrees. north of the bay bridge through the delta will have the fastest winds during the evening commute. in the south bay, 67 at 8:00, 89 at noon, mid-90s for several hours this afternoon. but 82 by 8:00. east bay valley, look at all that sunshine, 90 at noon, mid-90s for several hours this afternoon. still 85 at 8:00. and in the north bay, it is the warmest the longest. 93 at noon and mid-90s through at least 7:00, dropping down to about 87 at 8:00. we'll take a look at the accuweather 7 day forecast and the heat that is still causing some fire danger, that is coming up. back to jobina and how is traffic? >> hi, eaynice, everyone, for this early commute on a thursday. so we'll pull up the graphic so you can see all of the green lines all over. and green is good. so you can see hardly any slowdowns if at all right now. we're pulling up live camera here showing ultimate bay bridge toll plaza, a clear ride there as well. and we have been seeing the metering lights come back on now that more and

here at a different scene where san jose police are also investigating the shooting of a suspect by at least one san jose police officer. this happened in the area of north 8th and east mission. there was a hit-and-run collision that was related. we will let you know more details as soon as we get them. look at what else is happening after the curfew order was in effect. all of these folks were not supposed to be out of their homes. the driver in that audi put on quite a sideshow as onlookers saw fireworks, people riding bicycles close to all of that action near the protest at san jose city hall. officers did arrest one driver and several other people. just a reminder san jose's curfew order remains in effect at least until sunday. can be called back earlier if need be. if the evening hours are anything like last night that's not going to happen. curfew is in effect from 8:30 at night until 5:00 in the morning. you're not allowed to be outside of your homes unless you are an essential worker. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. >>> speaking of those curfews most of them have expired including all of contra costa a

francisco, oakland 82, 91 now san jose's the south bay becomes host to 90's for today we do have those middle 90's off to the far east bay and up in the valleys in the north bay, 91 napa 94 going on for santa rosa, 91 meanwhile for san jose with the greens hold on to the peninsula will be checking all that on your 4 zone forecast of 4 zone forecast a bit robin checking into what's going on there a traffic problem, yes, we have to take a peek at our bridges because they are picking up a little bit starting off with the bay bridge of this is a part of your commute. >>you will be doing just fine here on 80 leading up to the toll plaza traffic clear through the maze i don't see any problems or crashes or stalls. >>on the upper deck continuing to downtown san francisco. so yes you can make it in under 10 minutes off to the fremont street exit, let's check in on some other bridges, we have 92. it gets the award this morning for the busiest bridge you can see a lot of traffic here leaving hayward it's slow west of the toll plaza. >>nothing going on nothing reported on the span this is just a part of our normal commute. >>the nimitz is clear the bayshore is clear

numbers coming in this antioch at 69 along with conquered and up to the north bay we have mid 6065 san francisco, 67 for san jose still trailing a little bit although not as dramatically up in the north bay other readings are ahead of where we were 24 hours ago. and for the breakdown today, 91 at high noon 94. we'll do it by 3 back to you. >>all right dave, thanks a lot. we're following breaking news in the south bay that's where a hostage situation that began overnight in san jose has apparently ended peacefully want to get the latest now from kron 4 sarah stinson she's live at the scene hi sarah. >>marty that's right. i'm live here on center road where the scene is still active. but the standoff th

valais ho 50's meanwhile in the north bay, san francisco at 5762 san jose and 65 for any aac it's actually a little cooler up here in the north bay than yesterday but a good chunk of the east bay and the peninsula looking a little warmer this morning. here's how it breaks down we're talking 66 by 08:00am by 11 word, 87 and we're not done yet. yes temperatur

numbers coming in this antioch at 69 along with conquered and up to the north bay we have mid 6065 san francisco, 67 for san jose still trailing a little bit although not as dramatically up in the north bay other readings are ahead of where we were 24 hours ago. and for the breakdown today, 91 at high noon 94. we'll do it by 3 back to you. >>all right dave, thanks a lot. we're following breaking news in the south bay that's where a hostage situation that began overnight in san jose has apparently ended peacefully want to get the latest now from kron 4 sarah stinson she's live at the scene hi sarah. >>marty that's right. i'm live here on center road where the scene is still active. but the standoff that lasted over 7 hours has ended and ended peacefully. this is good news. this was an active hostage situation so is quite intense take a look at video from the scene when it was dark outside, that's how long has but since then swat teams have packed up we know at least 3 people have been taken into custody at a home at the home where this started off 40 on the 4200 block of center road. swat teams and police have be

60's cover the east bay shoreline along with 61 for concord 62, antioch 50's up here the north bay 58 for san jose. it's the big dose of high pressure so it's hot. i put hazy because our air quality is going to go downhill a little bit east bay you want to look for in the south bay in the santa clara county, particularly. there are no spare the air days that have been posted but the air quality is going to become moderate with that highs today, 100 sacramento and fresno 67 san francisco down to southern california. well 70's at the coast but inland and the deserts like palm springs, it's one 10 expected. just about all week long it could be hot 67 san francisco for the 4 zone forecast 65 pacifica 68. half moon bay. lower 70's for most of the northern end of the peninsula burning game checks in at 74. down here the southern end of the peninsula expect 90's we get later on the week here but for now palo alto 8583 for redwood city. the south they will also be treated to 90's later morgan hills getting there at 9186 san jose and milpitas los gatos at 8785 for santa clara. and along the east bay shorel

mid to lower 50's along the east bay shoreline still 51 for redwood city 55 san jose and we've got if the bishop here in the northalthough the layover mild spotted about 59 and central valley today, 90 a would 91 for fresno 89 sacramento, now 74 for san francisco in 74 monterrey with 92 for san jose percent. san diego rather all right. here's what goes on as we get into the weekend low the high completely breaks down. we usher in maybe a little chance of a shower this will be timed out for saturday morning it doesn't mean saturday's a washout by any stretch. maybe this'll token rain shower. now before we get there we're going to probably have some winds that are of note that will be thursday night. the timing appears and then friday night comes are little rain opportunity. come in here as well maybe to that will be on saturday night perhaps something to look out for then we go back into another warming phase it looks like into the following week you'll see that in the extended all right the 4 zone forecast 74 san francisco, 71 daly city pacifica 6771 also for half moon bay, mid 70's, do it pretty much in the nort

conquer livermore coming in at 65, we got some 60's even up here in the north bay too santa rosa holding on to 5965 for san jose and we're headed the ball game for most locations this morning. we're trailing up in the north a little bit earlier this morning, the breakdown for you puts us at about 81 for 11 o'clock at to about 98 also not all spots inland are going to see 90 least be in the upper 80's, we're looking for change though minor change happening around the bay tomorrow, bigger one inland happening by thursday, we'll have a bit more of that coming up and just a bit marty back to you all right dave, thanks a lot, let's get to our top story. this tuesday morning several counties in the bay area are pushing pause on their plans to reopen. >>as coronavirus cases spike across the state and we have team coverage this morning on the plans to scale back that reopening. >>kron four's will tran is in the south bay santa clara county. let's start off with kron 4 sarah stinson who is live in alameda county where officials are temporarily putting a halt on reopening plans. sarah. >>that's right alameda county takin

we found online you're 60 coming in for antioch got the 40's up here the north bay 54 san francisco and 56 meanwhile for san jose numbers are trailing just a touch up in the north bay elsewhere there a little bit ahead as you can see a few degrees for the east bay peninsula and out of the south bay, lighten things up for you today we're at 60 at 08:00am by 1178 today being a little bit on the warmer side. tomorrow to before start backtracking that will probably come with some winds for your thursday night. robin back to you thank you dave. >>all right, let's check in on the traffic shall we for you early birds who are about to hit the road. we're checking the bay bridge. and yeah it's 5 looking good here no problems through the maze all of those major connectors out of oakland emeryville their wide open so no big trouble spots working your way to downtown san francisco, let's check in on some more showery we have the golden gate which is also looking good. no problems leaving nevado sausalito quarter madeira continuing south into san francisco. it's just wide open on through the tolls so quick trip into san fran

. >>> a couple of fires flairing up today, one in san jose just north of adam rock part and the other one was in pacifica. a vegetation in san jose got pretty close to a home near sierraa road. the flames charred about 10 acres all told, but that fire has now been contained. >>> over in pacifica, a brush fire sparked about 11:30 this morning at esplanade and palmetto avenues. we are hearing that it happened at a homeless encampment. no word on the cause yet. >>> let's check in with paul right now. we're getting to that point. in fact, we're already here. fire season has begun. you get the winds and that dry fuel and it doesn't take too much. >>> it is not a good combination. as we head into july and august and september, thing also just dry out more and more and more. it is pretty breezy out there right now. not too. windy, but a noticeable wind, 15 to 20 miles per hour in most locations. you can actually follow the stream lines on our wind map here. it is just funning right through the golden gate. it is pushing that fog over downtown, over the bay and towards berkeley and richmond.

antioch we've got the 60's littered all over the east bay encroaching a little bit up in the north bay to 62 san jose peninsula's looking at 60's with 55, half moon bay breaking it down for you today at 83 at high noon 3 o'clock we still have 90's on the board. we'll show you some of that the 4 zone forecast are still a couple of them hanging on a little bit. after that we'll take a little hiatus from the 90's for the bay area. only to return for the middle of next week's will get a little vacation and that if you're waiting for things to break for you marty back to you all right, jack thanks a lot, let's go to the south bay as more businesses struggle to stay afloat during the pandemic some business owners and community leaders in downtown san jose are working to help out. >>they've organized an economic recovery task force to try and stop the closures downtown kron four's taylor bisacky has more. >>businesses will many of them are in danger of. >>just calling to stay afloat like now scott knees executive director of the san jose downtown association says many businesses were already forced to perma

. >>> the new service in north san jose again over the weekend.lable come up and running. other stations are now open. also changes to public transit that started today. caltrain will be going from 42 trains to 72 during the week. also increasing service and making more rounds available. they have been restored, seven restored and modified. >>> we are looking at increasing clouds, as well as breezy conditions. check out the daytime highs, upper 60s in san francisco. mid-70s in oakland and 80 degrees >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." time to bring you some of the stories that are the "talk of the table" this morning. this is where we each pick a story to share with each other and with all of you. you know how it goes. gayle king, you're going first. >> yes. oh, thanks. thanks, anthony. mine is about -- i like mine, too. barbra streisand and george floyd's little girl -- fif you'e going what's the connection? george floyd's 6-year-old daughter, we met her when she said "my daddy changed the world" when she was on top of someone's shoulders. li

temperatures along the east bay shoreline we're in the lower 60's 50's up to the north bay antioch at 6860 meanwhile for san jose for comparison sake and this is important because we don't have the winds going on for as much this morning we've seen temperatures drop off a little bit up in the north bay elsewhere, they're actually a little warmer east bay peninsula and out of the south bay. for today. we expect 64 going on an atm by 11 we're looking at 81 under sunny skies to coming up a little bit here. we'll have the 4 zone forecast there still are some 90's. hi hiding out. but you see in the extended. cooler temperatures coming our way as we finish off the week robert. we're learning of new developments in san francisco's public works corruption case involving the city's former public works director mohammed nuru and

currently upper 50's light up the east bay shoreline with lower to middle 50's up to the north bay, 60 san jose and peninsula is also in the 50's territory. we're a touch cooler up in the north bay but elsewhere a couple degrees ahead this time we were from yesterday, speaking of that cloud cover future cast for says this here comes the clear-up pattern here it looks like already by high noon and will be off to a mostly sunny afternoon, nice clear night it looks like a head. and tomorrow looks pretty dandy except the only difference is going to be much warmer as high pressure starts to settle in and we look for temperatures to start climbing. it's a early clouds to daily clearing. mild for the bay was 70's and some 80's cooking on inland, but this week warming quickly inland highs racing through the 90's and we could see some 100 plus degree readings. tomorrow wednesday that we want to look for them for this week, it's a few showers on saturday with 60's and 70's maybe even a second hit there on sunday. i said a 66 san francisco, 72 for oakland 79 for san jose across the wider bay here numbers

san jose. you will see sunshine there. it is foggy up north. here in san jose it is sunny.ing of the weather, let's bring steve back in. >> that is cohers, temperatures inland will be hot. we are in the 60s and 70s. there will be a little bit about breeze. there seems to be a less of a breeze compared to yesterday at this time. we have subtle changes, more of the same, not much is changing, though it could get warmer towards thursday for some. we have cool coasts in the city. it will be hot inland again. we have 50s and 60s on the thames. it is foggy. it will retreat back to the coast. you all know everything. you know the drill by now. we have upper 70s. we are near the water. inland a few steps, we are near 100 degrees. even a little bit warmer for some as we go into thursday inland, more so than anywhere else. the big cooldown looks to be as the system drops into the pacific northwest by the weekend. >> thank you, the time is 6:50. >>> there is a coronavirus outbreak at another bay area nurse income, coming up, the latest on the investigation in concorde is underway. >>>