they are down to 53 degrees. overall, it is warmer away from the coast. it already started with upper 80s to new 90. spare the air, hazy skies, we do have fog on the coast. it is not too great of a change into the midweek. after that, temperatures look like they will make a jump in the 90s to 100. today, 60s, 70s, 80s, all right. i had dinner with a friend of mine. she asked, have you seen sal lately? hello, sir. hello, steve. things are doing very well. sometimes, these computer glitches -- have you missed those, steve? mine is stuck. i can't give you any pictures. my computer won't move. i will tell you that so far, traffic is doing very well around the bay area. there have been no major issues right now. we are off to a good start. we will tell you more about these commutes, coming up. let's go back to dave at 4:02. starting today, california's new system for reopening begins. it will allow hundreds of bay area businesses to reopen indoors. that includes hair salons, barber shops and stores inside shopping malls. many owners at the westfield valley mall are among those moving indoors this morning. customers will see signs indicating occupancy limits, arrows to help you with social distancing, and plenty of hand sanitizing stations. >> it is a good thing, as long as everyone uses precautions. a lot of customers want to get out and do some shopping. >> we are excited. we have a lot of customers and loyal patrons asking when we are going to open. >> however, many businesses are not allowed to reopen indoors because counties reserve the right to be more restrictive. in the meantime, many places of worship are banning people from coming inside as well as nail salons, movie theaters, fitness centers and bars. this is all part of the new four tier color-coded reopening system. it replaces a watchlist. most of the bay area is in purple. this indicates a high risk of infection for the coronavirus. only san francisco and napa counties are in the red. that is the second tier. that indicates a lesser risk. starting today, arbor shops, hair salons and shopping malls will be allowed to do business indoors, beginning today. there are several restrictions, including, limiting shopping mall stores to 25% of capacity, and the band mall food court. also, restaurants, gyms and museums will not be allowed to open. in marin county, hair salons and barbershops can reopen indoors. stores and shopping malls can open indoors. it is only 25% capacity. right now, marin county is in the purple category. that indicates a high risk for the coronavirus. but, it could drop down to the second tier of red as early as next week if they're virus cases remain stable. san francisco is also moving towards reopening. their plans will be tougher than the state guidelines. the mayor says, starting tomorrow, salons and gyms can start operating outdoors. we don't know when these buildings can open indoors. under this new system, san francisco schools might be able to open for in person classes. health officials will decide that. enrollment has dropped in a major way at city college and s.f. state. city colleges enrollment dropped 18%, compared to the fall of last year. at s.f. state it is down 8% to last fall. both of those schools started with the online classes. city college says the and roman drop is linked to the pandemic as well as all the difficulties of distance learning. the number of coronavirus cases is approaching 6 million now. telephone you leads the country in the number of virus cases with more than 700,000. almost 13,000 people have died in california from the virus. here, in the bay area, almost 5000 coronavirus cases are now reported. 1100 people have died from the virus. the oakland a's are still in houston, texas where a member of the organization tested positive for the coronavirus. yesterday's game against the astros was postponed to allow time for more testing and more contact tracing. the oakland a's have not told us the name of the infected person. we do not know if it is a player, coach or staff member. they are conducting contact tracing. they are also self isolating. they are scheduled to begin a three-game series in seattle. we do not know if those games will be played. you can find more on the coronavirus pandemic on the ktvu news app. you will find the county by county information on the openings. it is free to download wherever you get your apps. the time is 4:06. the deadly shooting in oregon has led to an argument between the mayor of portland and president trump as to who is to blame for the violence. there is cell phone video of the shooting. it happened on saturday night 15 minutes after a caravan packed with president trump supporters drove through portland. a supporter of the white -- right-wing group was shot and killed. he posted several tweets and president trump blamed ted wheeler for the violence. we were struck back. >> you have tried to divide us more than any other figure in modern history. now, you want me to stop the violence that you helped create. >> the oregonian newspaper reports police are investigating a suspect in the shooting. a man who was accused of carrying a gun at an earlier black lives matter protest in portland. there was also a demonstration by supporters of president trump on the golden gate bridge. >> walk away, walk away! >> reporter: that was part of the walkaway campaign that organizers are staging around the country. they say they want to make a stop in san francisco, urging voters to leave the democratic party. >> why is san francisco important? it's a democrat run city. we have seen it falling apart and in steep decline for many years. >> they were met by county protesters. the police responded to some of the clashes between the two groups. police arrested six people after a weekend of protests. saturday night, more than 100 people gathered and started throwing rocks and bottles near lake merritt. police responded firing tear gas to break up the crowd. one officer was hurt. so far, the police are not saying if this is linked to a black lives matter protest in the same area. police in san jose say they arrested someone for vandalizing city hall. it would follow a similar situation at the home of mayor sam accardo. hundreds of people marched through downtown to protest police brutality. detectives say that they are trying to determine if these two cases of vandalism are related. we are talking about monday morning weather. my hero, steve paulson is back with the forecast. >> we are cooling down. >> we needed it. >> temperatures are set to warm up again. we are not expecting anything huge until later in the week. it looks like we could get in the hot category today, we will be away from the coast. we are starting off witheveryon there is a spare the air alert out for today. the fog is out for today. it is no big deal. we will start to see it burn off a little bit sooner. temperatures are going to bump up. yesterday livermore hit 90. today, 92, oakland to 74, 80 and 72 after yesterday. we are bumping up. these are near or above average for inland temperatures. we have 50s and 60s. and what is in there. also, mountain view. we have fog and low clouds. we have had a strong push of that. the combination of fog and smoke makes for hazy conditions. everything is pointing towards the high building and pacific northwest, not from the desert southwest. hazy skies are mild to warm, even cool the past seven days or so. that is going to change. the warming begins. warm to hot conditions are developing. we are getting in the hot category. we will see that. we will get into the 80s. closer to the coast, we have bottomed out on these temperatures. there will not be too much change. it looks like all signs are pointing towards a warm up into the hot category at the time we get into the weekends. thank you. coming up, unrest continues in wisconsin, a week after the shooting of jacob blake, why the governor of wisconsin wants 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lomond. people living in other parts of those counties should be allowed to go back home during the next few days. >> right now, we have been aggressively populating. we want to make sure it is not as chaotic. we want to make sure it is efficient and effective for the population to get back home and get their lives back to normal. cal fire says one person has died in the czu lightning complex fires. the scu lightning complex fires keep growing. seven counties are still burning. it has destroyed more than 100 structures. 20,000 more are in danger. 2000 firefighters are battling these flames. cal fire says the dense brush is slowing down operations, that they are making good progress. >> this is an extremely complex area. there are canyons, river drainages, heavy fuel, we will continue to see pockets of fuel in this area that may burn off. that could go for days or weeks to come. >> at this time, three firefighters and two civilians have been hurt. the scu lightning complex fire is the second biggest fire in california history. firefighters are starting to get the upper hand on the lnu complex fire. the fire is now 58% contained. it has burned 586 square miles in sonoma, lake, napa, salama and yolo counties. these structures have been destroyed, homes and businesses, cal fire says firefighters are working to contain flareups in the area. they are also evaluating areas to see if it is safe for people to return home. now, in marin county, the woodward fire near the national seashore is now 15% contained. officials say the marine layer has limited the intensity of the fire. it has also limited the ability to use aircraft to fight the fire. it has burned about five square miles. the marin county sheriff's office has lifted a portion of the evacuation warning for the surrounding areas. the national seashore remains closed to the public. coastal roads are restricted to local traffic. now that firefighters have been able to create partial containment lines in the ellen you fire, some evacuation orders are being lifted. that means people are being able to go back to their properties. for some, homes are still standing, with signs of how close the fire came. the red cross and officials are working to keep everyone safe during the recovery phase and beyond. >> we have been very fortunate. we have been amazed at the service that has been rendered to us by the chp and the sheriffs keeping our home safe. >> we would like to go to your property, have a flag put out where there could be hazardous materials. you stay away from those, then everything else can go into the dumpsters. >> experts say it could take weeks to clean up and remove all the material, but solano county officials say they will be working with people to help them make their way through the process. the time is 4:18. firefighters who have been busy, by the way, for the latest on the fires, go to ktvu.com/wildfires. you will find the latest on the containment, evacuation orders and all the information you need on recovery services. let's talk about the weather again. we are so glad that steve paulson is back in our neighborhood. he is right here. he is at the castle. steve, are you ready to talk about the weather? >> i am building a graphic. you caught me by surprise. let me get out of this. go ahead and ask me. >> i was thinking out loud. the incomparable steve paulson is here at the castle as we begin a brand-new week, steve. >> we will get right to it. we will have a big dividing line between 60s and 90s. yes, the 90s are starting to creep back in. fog is on the coast. there is a week system of rain. rain, what is that? yesterday, 60s, 70s, 80s today, 92, today, 78 to 82, morgan hill, we are going 90 degrees. there will be toasty temperatures away from the coast. that is a good observation at 53, santa rosa, livermore, concord, 57, fog and low clouds are burning off a little sooner. it has been front and center. it is starting to retreat out in the pacific. that is building in, not so much from the desert or southwest. we have a mild to warm pattern change. th temperatures look like they are going to rock it up by the time we get to the weekend. we will have rain for a couple of days. warmer temperatures should kick in. we have 70s, 80s, 90s, by the time we get past wednesday, we will have warm to hot conditions. the time we get to the end of the week in the upcoming weekend, dave and pam. the time is 4:20. still ahead, helping the homeless get their lives back on track emma we will show you what is happening in fremont. united airlines is trying to make travel easier during the pandemic, details on the two new changes now in effect. good morning. dave got up early, he wanted to hear this song. it's a nice day, all right. people are up early, celebrating the return of steve paulson. we wanted to get all six hours of steve. who could blame them? at 4:23, if you send a request on social media, facebook, twitter, instagram, use the hashtag, ktvu. you are starting off strong, sal. state senate passed a bill that says the makeup of corporate boards has to in crude minorities. they would need to have one board director from an underrepresented community by the end of 2021. this expands a new law with similar requirements to include women. this enhances the state assembly for a final vote. if you can't pay your rent because of the pandemic, help might be coming soon. tenants could be evicted or protected through january, as long as they pay 25% of their rent. lavonia lawmakers will vote today as the moratorium on evictions expires tomorrow. happening today, fremont will hold a virtual grand opening ceremony for its housing navigation center. this center is expected to help the homeless find permanent, stable places to live. a recent survey found homelessness in fremont went up by 27% between 2017 and last year. the virtual grand opening will take lace at 6:00 tonight. it will include a guided tour of the new center. also happening 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of kenosha, one week after a man was shot by police and left paralyzed. we have what the victim's family is demanding from police before trump comes to town. social just do -- justice issues are being debated in sacramento. from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on 2. i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook. it is the last day of august. monday morning, august 31st. steve paulson is back. welcome back, steve. how are we starting? >> it looks hot, unfortunately. i mean, you know, we have had a hot month. the last week has been a cool down. it looks like we are going back into a warm pattern. don't be surprised. the first two weeks are on the warm to hot side. high pressure likes california. that is the way it is. we had a pretty good run on the fog bank. it really cooled us down over the last few days. it is on borrowed time. we have 50s and 60s on the thames. we have 60s in livermore. it is a big difference between the coast and inland areas. antioch livermore, revisiting the low 90s, fog will retreat, we have hazy skies, it might not be as bad as it was a week ago, temperatures are getting near average or above. it should be 86, checking in at 92, over to sal, i think the computer problems are solved. is a leading back on track? >> all we had to do was take control. >> i know that well. >> we have to go out to the bay bridge. right now looks good at the bay bridge tl