portland. the protests in new york city also mostly peaceful although there was some looting there. it is tuesday morning. and protesters in providence, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia today. rhode island, set fire. >> and i'm marcus washington. president trump is now we're going to get to traffic in threatening to deploy the just a bit. military. first we want to start with chris pollone joins us with that meteorologist kari hall with a part of the story and some look at that forecast for us, governors are saying, no, and that sun rise each time we thanks. come to you, kari, looks >> reporter: yeah, that's right, kris. it's not -- that's not all that beautiful and more beautiful. >> it's my favorite time of the has democrats and some members of the clergy criticizing the day watching the sun rise. president's actions this morning. it's going to be a hot day. they say federal police and as we take a live look outside national guard troops used tear and check out our temperature gas and rubber bullets on trend, mid-60s this morning. peaceful protesters just so the we'll reach 90 degrees by early president could hold a photo-op in the afternoon and continue to across the street from the white house. go up from there. we'll talk more about this in the forecast coming up. mike gives us a look at the about 20 minutes before a early morning commute. the only big thing going on mandatory curfew started monday night federal officers and is a traffic alert. national guard troops outside right to the maps, southbound the white house suddenly moved on peaceful protesters hitting 880. all lanes still currently blocked by a couple of vehicles them with flash grenades and in the roadway, flat bed truck, tear gas while shooting rubber bullets. i'm told, is almost there. then, moments later, another extraordinary scene. hopefully will take this away soon. it's jammed from 92 and of the president, cabinet members, and staff walked off the white house grounds to a historic course we have the typical episcopal church protesters had tri-valley build. back to you. vandalized the night before. >> thanks, mike. breaking in vallejo authorities early this morning the official shot at someone. this is after reports of looting white house twitter account posted the campaign-style video at a walgreens. "today in the bay's" bob redell of the visit showing mr. trump is live for us at the scene and holding a bible in front of st. john's church. the two top democrats in congress called the president's entertainment experience, xfinity x1. actions cowardly, weak, and we can see the police behind you. dangerous. >> the president just used a it's the easiest way to watch live tv is the investigation still going on? >> reporter: it is, marcus, and all your favorite streaming apps. though we believe the bible and a sacred text and one investigation, at least here at the scene, is starting to wrap of the churches of my diocese and now x1 also comes with peacock. up because the people with the ooh la la. police department are starting this rare bird lets you stream tons of movies, to pick up and collect a bunch without permission as a backdrop of evidence that had been on the for a message antithetical to shows, news, sports and more. with x1, it's all at your beck and call. ground. you're looking at the walgreens the teachings of jesus and at redwood and broadway here in everything that our church show me "parks and rec." stands for. see? the best really did get better! >> reporter: it happened moments vallejo. around 12:30 last night we after mr. trump delivered his first formal statement following magnificent. believe someone was looting the the death of george floyd a week xfinity x1 just got even better store. they were confronted by vallejo with peacock premium included for no additional cost. ago. >> i am your president of law no strings attached. police. this suspect rammed the unmarked and order and an ally of all peaceful protesters. police vehicle, was shot at and >> reporter: warning governors then sped off. the condition of the officer who he'll invoke the insurrection was rammed, their condition is unknown. we believe they're okay. act. >> if a city or state refuses to we haven't heard that confirmation yet from vallejo take the action that is are necessary to defend the life and police. there was a chase. the suspect was caught. property of their residents, as you can see in the video was then i will deploy the united placed in an the police gunshot states military and quickly solve the problem for them. >> reporter: federal military police are en route to washington, d.c., on the president's order as the capital emerges from the fourth straight night of protests. chris pollone, nbc news. and in the last hour overnight curfews ended. about a dozen cities have them in place. most run from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. and extend at least through the end of this week. last night police in oakland and in san francisco made good on violating that order.n on there were arrests in the city and 100 people were taken into breaking news for you this custody in oakland. morning, a night of looting and as the nation grapples with leads to a high-speed chase and how to end the violence and reform law enforcement, san officers opening fire on suspects in vallejo. francisco leaders are already "today in the bay's" bob considering those changes. redell is in vallejo right now with the latest. supervisors today plan to look at the sfpd's hiring process. "today in the bay's" sharon >> reporter: yeah, kris and katsuda is live for us in san francisco at city hall. marcus, that looting that had and, sharon, i know a lot of the officer involved shooting this was prompted from the protests we're seeing across the country. took place right behind me in redwood and broadway. and if you look at the >> reporter: that's right, including the one here yesterday drive-through area, that window is broken so we believe somebody where there were a hundred of was trying to break in or had broken in. protesters at the kneel-in for they were confronted by police george floyd. and that's when the shooting a reverend says there needs to took place. be change through the community, we believe the shooter rammed the officer's unmarked police leaders, and that's what is happening with the board of vehicle. the officer opened fire. supervisors. san francisco supervisor walton not clear if the officer was says holding officers accountable when they break the hurt during this exchange when rules will lead to change. the vehicle was rammed. walton is introducing a we do believe they are okay, but resolution today urging the the suspect then sped off and you can see in this video there board to support legislation was a chase, and that suspect preventing sfpd from hiring was caught, placed into an officers from other departments with a record of excessive ambulance in the city of rodeo. force. this was at the address of actor jamie foxx was at the pacific and san pablo avenues. protest yesterday and echoed those same concerns. it's not clear how that person was hurt, if they had been hit >> fight for prosecution and by one of the officer's bullets or hurt in some other manner. their condition is unknown. incarceration when our young they are in custody. people, our black people, people of color are kald illed by law another high speed chase we ran enforcement. >> there has to be a deterrent. into four or five hours ago, it ended up about 100 miles an hour if that man can be handcuffed starting with a couple of and that man can sit on that looters who were looting a man's neck that long and feel business about a mile from where we're standing. comfortable about it, they went to american canyon, comfortable it, that means he's came back through vallejo, ended not afraid of what's going to up in contra costa county where happen. we have to change the language. their car overturned. those suspects are in custody. reporting live here in vallejo, >> reporter: foxx had a message bob redell, "today in the bay." for his hollywood friends. it's not enough to tweet or text. you have to get out here. a board committee yesterday also in the city of san jose the voted 2 to 1 against mayor emergency declaration and curfew london breed's two appointments order will be the hot topic at to the san francisco police commission saying given the the city council meeting. right now the order can remain recent developments and outrage in place until the foreseeable in the community should reflect more of the community and have better knowledge of how to future, as long as it's necessary. change the systemic problems. the mayor said he thought maybe it wouldn't need to be a full now the public defender is also week but the council will decide what's going to happen. calling for change with the a lot of protesters say that police use of force policies. curfews are unfair because it reporting live in san francisco, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." violates free speech and free assembly but looters and vandals thank you, sharon. turning now to our pandemic have already cost millions of dollars in damage in san jose. coverage. santa clara county moving deeper 6:58 for you this morning. into phase two. getting a last look at the what does that mean? forecast for the day. for the first time since the meteorologist kari hall has been pandemic started outdoor dining tracking that and, like kris was will be allowed. saying, a roller coaster in the also, in-store retail and temperatures this week. outdoor activities of 25 people yeah, we're about to head up and you can probably hear it. or less as well as child care and summer programs. put your hands up as the all of this with social temperatures come back to the 70s for weekend. distancing requirements in mike? >> i like the down part. place. kari, if we're dining al fresco looking towards the roadways this weekend in santa clara where traffic is holding pretty county, we might need a sweater. steady across the san mateo bridge and no more problems getting there after the crash yeah, it's going to cool off cleared from the nimitz in union and you'll have to hold on to the table because it will be city. another live look shows a good super windy this weekend. volume of traffic north 101 that's after the heat we're going to have today and through san jose. tomorrow. mild slowing at 680. we're starting out with a mild all right. that will do it for us this one with temperatures in the morning. of course we'll have more local upper 50s. news coming up in just a half as we go into today temperatures hour. all right. thanks so much for joining us quickly warming up. this morning as we take a live that's a live look in cupertino. our temperature trend shows we'll reach into the low 90s look at city hall in san francisco where a lot of here this afternoon and we're decisions and discussions will going to see some of our inland be had surrounding all the areas reach the upper 90s. protests happening throughout the city. we'll have more for you coming up at 7:25. so once again reallwel talk mor the "today" show is next. that weekend cooldown. mike gives us a look at what's happening out there before you head out the door. a traffic alert. bad news or good news? bad news first. it's 8:00 on "today." the lanes are still reported to coming up, unrest in america, a have activity in them for 45 minutes. peaceful day of protest turns southbound 880 in through hayward and down to union city. violent overnight following a day of peaceful protests over the death of all the way to about niles road. george floyd there may only be one lane blocked in the next couple of minutes as they move some of the looters smashing their way into vehicle activity off the new york's iconic macy's and shoulder. still jammed again, 92. other luxury stores. hundreds arrested. president trump promising justice in the floyd case but they will likely be very za rig threatening a military crackdown nationwide. now is building. we're tracking that. back to you. waiting on the masks. hundreds of millions of medical grade masks that governor newsom promised for california are now on life support. the snag that's putting the entire deal in jeopardy. twitter masked another politician's tweet. they're going to ring the opening bell from space. when they do, it looks like from the futures board the markets will be up. looking at strong green numbers this morning. plus, singer ciara posting a heartfelt message to her son about his future following george floyd's tragic death. what she's sharing with us and him. we're going to have more of that coming up for you right here on "today in the bay." 6:11. z3wvnz z1s6z y3wvny y1s6y good morning, everyone. happy tuesday to you. twitter has masked the tweet of another politician, matt getz of florida, could the american government hunt them down like we do terrorists overseas. that was too much even for twitter which put the gray mask over the tweet. twitter recently put masks about -- or over, rather, the president's tweet when the looting starts, the shooting starts, the president said. some are pointing out twitter seems to be inconsistent with policies allowing others to call for violence and not masking them. few people seem to actually actually cross posts his twitter stuff over to facebook so the same stuff is running on facebook including that shooting and looting message, but facebook didn't mask it. that led to a facebook walkout yesterday, execs and employees leaving the job. now it's a virtual walkout because they weren't at the office to begin with. they're working from home because of the other crisis, the pandemic. facebook's mark zuckerberg talking with civil rights leaders and activists. they say they walked away from that discussion disappointed. civil rights leaders went into the call with mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg tonight with low expectations and they weren't disappointed. the astronauts will ring the opening bell on the nasdaq today to celebrate the first-ever commercial crew launch. looks like a strong day ahead for stocks. i've talked in the past about how in a recession the first things to go tend to be the luxury items. if you're cutting your budget the first thing you will get rid of is, say, dry cleaning delivery or those sorts of things that is affecting stitch fix. stitch fix is a delivery service. once a month you get a box of clothing. the company says it will cut 1,400 jobs from california. it's based in california. it does plan to hire in other areas. this is a sign of people going to other areas perhaps. those areas growing while we don't because of simply our high cost of living. >> it's expensive, no doubt about that. >> less high cost of living and more we're not getting dressed anymore. i wonder if fabletics is doing better as we get comfy. >> i've discovered the lululemon joggers. you bet. >> that's high rent. >> big money. >> i'm target all the way, baby. trending this morning, grammy award singer ciara is posting a message to her son, a young son, on social media in the hopes of helping him navigate as a young black man in america. >> she told her son she is keeping her faith and hopes change will come when he's older and writes, quote, enough is enough. i'm praying for unity. i'm praying for the powers that be to unite and decide. it is time for a change. they have a younger daughter and are expecting another son this summer. >> marcus, you were saying you've had this conversation growing up your whole life. >> i mentioned that. we heard freddie gray, walter scott, all these names we've heard. rodney king. i heard stories when my grand father was younger. mike, you asked, did i understand it at that point, you know, i had to think about it and i don't remember when but i know even before then i understood racism. i understood there were certain people who didn't like me and my family because of our skin color. i knew that. i don't remember when, i don't remember that first moment, but early in my life i understood that. that's the reality. it's very diverse. the most diverse place i've lived in my life. for a lot of kids growing up here they don't understand because it is diverse and very inclusive. in other parts of the country it's not that way. >> we have to educate the kids who don't experience it, too. the kids who don't know that is the reality. that doesn't make any sense. racism is taught, right? >> kari, i hope it's okay, but for folks who don't know, you have a young son who will be a scientist. he had that rocket on tv over the weekend. he's young. have you experienced this? >> he's young and doesn't quite understand things, yeah, because he has autism. he doesn't understand what's going on in the world. that also makes him more of a target for those misunderstandings that happen with police officers because he doesn't quite get it. so it's going to be a really hard discussion to have but i know i have to have ts had it w brother and he was shot by a police officer trying to scare him. i've experienced it. those roots go way deep especially when you're raised in the south. >> it's in the fabric of our country and we have to realize that and move beyond that. challenge everyone to watch this documentary called eyes on the prize, a documentary that follows more so the civil rights movement. it's a tough one to watch but i tell you if you watch it you understand why so many people are angry because what's happened in the last five years is not new to a lot of people. just now we see it. it's caught on video. that's why a lot of people are expressing the way we are. we have to understand that. i'm not saying that everything is right what people are doing. harm is not something that we should put upon anybody, but we have to understand where all of this comes from so we can get to the root of it and really fix the problem because s >> yeah. growth and change are hard. >> we'll continue this discussion later. >> thank you for sharing. >> we'll continue this discussion later, maybe even on social media, we'll talk about it. let's also get to our weather forecast today because it's going to be much hotter than yesterday. in fact, some of us may set some records. i'll be watching those numbers in the east bay where concord will reach 98 degrees and that's today's record high. other areas are going to be very chess to a record, but it will be even hotter tomorrow, so we may have some more records that could be set. as we get a look at our inland temperatures and upper 90s as we look at the inland east bay as well as the north bay, san jose will reach up to 94 degrees today, but we're keeping it cool in san francisco. we are going to see some intense heat spiking over the next couple of days. as we get closer to the weekend we are going to see cooler air starting to come in and we're going to have scattered showers in the forecast as we head to sunday but it looks like that rain chance mostly stays to the north of us. our temperature is going up and back down. we reach up to 100 degrees for tomorrow for the inland areas, but then we come back to the 70s for the weekend. mike, you were tracking a traffic alert. is that still going on? good, you used the past tense. it's going to have good recovery. i just got word that all lanes cleared just a minute or so ago as we look at southbound 880. most of the bay looks great for a tuesday which we typically expect to have more traffic. we're looking at a smooth drive, again, the crash has just cleared all lanes at alvarado niles. the angle is bad from our camera but you see a buildup happening. no metering lights but we do have the backup building at the toll plaza right now. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up next nbc bay area responds. you're watching "today in the bay." across america, business owners are figuring things out. finding new ways to serve customers... connect employees... and work with partners. comcast business is right there with you. with a network that helps give you speed, reliability and security. and enough bandwidth to handle all your connected devices. voice solutions like remote call forwarding and readable voicemail. and safe, convenient installation. when every connection counts, you can count on us. get the connectivity your business needs. call today. comcast business. in an unprecedented crisis... a more than $10 billion cut to public 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coming up tonight at 6:00 we'll show you the gaps they see. we'll also tell you what happened after our team stepped in. i'll see you tonight at 6:00. >> we'll be watching for that. 6:26 now. governor newsom's billion dollar mask deal is now in serious jeopardy after missing another deadline. you might remember governor newsom made a deal with a chinese manufacturer for 200 million n95 masks for first responders. last month the mask maker was unable to receive federal certification and california extended the deadline to the end of may. that deadline now has passed and still no masks and no comment from the governor. 6:26 right now and here is something good for you this morning from the magic kingdom. disney is tearing a page from the force or maybe the dark side, kris, whatever one, this is to help enforce distancing rules. >> i don't know which one i want to visit. storm troopers are patrolling the theme park using humor to help the guests there follow the rules like remembering to cover their faces and staying six feet apart. the orlando resort reopened last month with new restrictions. and coming up next on "today in the bay," we are following a powerful conversation between two mothers, both of whom lost sons to police violence. >> reporter: an officer involved shooting in vallejo. the reason police opened fire on a suspected looter. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. right now at 6:30, breaking news. high-speed chases and looting overnight. this time in the community of vallejo. we are learning that officers fired on one suspect. a live report straight ahead. plus, san jose city leaders considering new actions to protect businesses from looters and vandals and also today san jose may adopt strict new face covering rules to stop the spread of the coronavirus. "today in the bay" continues right now. and it is 6:30 for you this morning. thanks for sarti instarting youg with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. we'll talk with mike about traffic starting to build. kari, your seven-day forecast, you have to see this because it looks like maybe there's a typo. it's so dramatic. all the way up and back down. some heat building across the bay area. as we get a look at mountain view and our temperature trend ome of our it's going to start inland east bay communities are going to be much hotter this afternoon as we head into the upper 90s today. all bets are off today. it gets even hotter tomorrow. we'll talk more about this in the weekend cooldown coming up. mike, you are looking at a couple issues out there. we look at the nimitz and zoom in to this portion right here just past 92. some recovery is necessary, hayward in to union city and out at the live picture of the bay bridge toll plaza the metering light at 6:20 just as they were reading the headlines, you'll be slow out of oakland. back to you. a dangerous night in vallejo as authorities try to chase down a lotting suspect at speeds of more than 100 miles an hour. in one of those cases officers opened fire. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live for us outside of that walgreens in vallejo. bob, what are like the investig is cleared up. >> reporter: the officers are removing the crime scene tape. the shooting happened at the drive-through of this walgreens at broadway and redwood in vallejo. police pretty much have wrapped up and collected their evidence. this hammed around 12:30 this morning. we believe there was a suspect who was looting the store, this walgreens, was confronted by police. the suspect then rammed an unmarked police vehicle, was shot at by an officer and then sped off. the condition of the officer who was rammed, we don't know their condition, but we believe they're okay. there was a chase. the suspect was caught and placed in an ambulance in the city of rodeo. it's not clear if that person was hit by the police gunshots on if they were being transported for some sort of other injury. their condition is unknown. just down the street from us law enforcement chased two other looting suspects. they hit speeds of 100 miles an hour. this is video i captured as they were blasting out of vallejo. the chase ended up coming back through vallejo south into contra costa county. both men are in custody. they had broken into a store that sells ball caps and other sporting apparel. this happened right in front of the security guards >> they didn't care that we were here, went about their business. they didn't feel threatened at all. >> he chased them off. he got real close to them. >> i ain't a superhero. >> reporter: he's your buddy, right? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: and not far from there law enforcement overnight arrested three other people for looting, the safeway here in vallejo. they had smashed the front doors of that grocery store. it appears they were trying to make off with a case of bud light when they were caught. vallejo did and does have a curfew in effect from 8:00 last night until 5:00 in the morning. we heard from the public informations officer and said thriot related activity from th overnight. >> certainly a busy night there. thank you, bob. following breaking news in las vegas now where at least one officer was shot during a protest during the strip and is said to be on life support right now. the responding officers did arrest the suspect. police say this started when someone fired in the midst of a large protest. there were people that were throwing rocks and other things at officers before the shooting. police are also investigating a separate officer involved shooting at a federal courthouse n. th . in that case the suspect is dead. curfews over this morning and all of those bay area major cities, well, they all have one in place. many of the curfews are already extended through at least the rest of the week. more than 100 people were arrested in alameda county last night after the curfews there took effect. about 80 of those people were arrested in oakland where nobody is supposed to be out on the streets past 8:00 at night. most of the people were gathered downtown at broadway and 14th. some protesters tried to assault officers when they were told to move on because it was past fur tu. curfew. >> after 8:00 p.m. officers were having rocks and bottles thrown at them, assaults against officers. we announced multiple times unlawful assembly. >> the number of arrests represents just a tiny fraction of all the people protesting in oakland yesterday. you saw the crowd shots. we estimate about 15,000 people there. the group ended up outside oakland city hall. from there a splinter group then went off their own way toward police headquarters only to be driven back by flash bangs and tear gas. in the south bay the damage from looting and destruction is said to be in the millions of dollars. and there's still a lot of cleanup under way. "today in the bay's" thom jensen joins us live from san jose with the council which could vote to maybe even extend the curfew order. tom? >> reporter: police officers have been patrolling the streets and able to keep people off the streets to abide by the curfew order that's been in place here since all that violence erupted over the weekend. 8:30 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. that curfew is in place. not seeing the violence. some protesters think the curfews are aimed at them. free speech and assembly rights. it was a weeklong order that had a caveat of being in place until further notice as city officials try to gauge the temperament of the looters and others distracting from the real purpose of the protests. >> i know they announced it as a seven-day order. i would be surprised if it lasts seven days. i expect fully that we'll lift it as soon as we have a sense that things have really calmed down. >> reporter: as you've seen curfew violators have been arrested in locations. but for the most part the looting and vandalism that forced the hands of community leaders really to enact curfews has mostly ended, and it's not just here in san jose today where city officials are going to be deciding whether or not to lift or keep the curfew orders in place. also contra costa county at 9:30 this morning making that same decision, whether or not to keep curfews in place to keep the peace. we're live in san jose, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> thom, thank you. san jose leaders may be ready to require masks in all public settings. the council this afternoon are scheduled to vote on that proposal. currently a mask is only required if you expect to be within six feet of another person inside or even outside a business or office. the council considering amending its pandemic relief fund and providing additional eviction protection for renters. 6:39 for you that morning. let's get a look at the forecast for you. a lot of people heading outside maybe for a nice walk. kari, it will be a nice one. a little warm but nice. yes, it's going to start to heat up today. if you are going out for a walk try to get in that walk. we're starting out with a clear sun rise and already warming temperatures for the bay area. we'll start out with some low 60s but then we see it at 70 degrees at 9:00 and then in the upper 80s by early in the afternoon. we're going to make it up to 96 degrees today in livermore and 98 degrees in concord. santa rosa today reaching 93 degrees. and tomorrow our temperatures peak and get even hotter. i'll have more of that in the forecast coming up. mike, you've been watching the roads and a couple slow spots. >> it's interesting, kari. usually tuesday has a heavy volume of traffic than monday. it's opposite today. i don't know if the curfew has kept some folks home and rearranging their schedules. the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on, turned on just before 6:30 this morning, and there's the backup. we are looking at the map because there's also in the slower drive approaching san francisco there's a disabled vehicle out of treasure island there as well. you notice the rest of contra costa county and the approach to the bay bridge is just fine. rekof recovery for south 880 a crash at alvarado niles but that did clear. the rest of the bay shows a smoother drive. the altamont is slow but not as bad as yesterday. bamike. presumptive presidential nominee joe biden is weighing in on what's needed to address the crisis in our nation. his message to mayors across the country. plus, president trump criticized by one of the top names in american religion after a photo-op at a church. let's take you out to the big board where the dow is mildly to the positive. >> reporter: i'm sharon katsuda live in san francisco where community leaders are pushing for reform in the police department. you're watching "today in the bay." we get a live look outside in walnut creek, one of the spots heating up fast today. temperatures in the low 60s. it's going to be hot. i'll have more on this in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. our emeryville camera, a little slowing on the san francisco side of that tunnel because of a disabled vehicle. they feel safe for the tow trucks. the map shows a little bit of slowing there and of course the metering lights are on at the bay bridge. we'll talk about your bigger drive coming up. yesterday george floyd's brother went to the site where he took his final breath and surrounded by a growing memorial he called for peace. >> my family is a peaceful family. my family is god fearing. we're not going to take it. >> terrence floyd's visit happened the same day an independent autopsy report came out indicating that george floyd, his brother, died from asphyxiation. that report differs from the official conclusion made by the coroner there. just about 15 minutes on the "today" show the floyd family attorney will talk about that just released report that's at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." in the wake of george floyd's death and the nationwide protest two black mothers who lost their sons in high-profile cases are speaking out on "today." the mother of eric gardner and stephon clark say they're still fighting for justice. here is eric gardner's mother. >> there are so many of us out there. my son and george, we were caught on camera. there were things that never got caught on camera that no one ever saw and they're out there in the streets saying give us justice because we had none. >> you can see that full interview on the "today" show right here on nbc bay area right after "today in the bay." and as the nation grapples with how to end violence and reform law enforcement, leaders are considering changes. supervisors planning to look at sfpd's hiring process. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live for us at san francisco city hall, and, sharon, i know this was all prompted by the protests we're seeing here in the bay area. >> reporter: that's right, marcus. when i covered the protests here yesterday, the one main thing i kept hearing over and over again from the protesters they want to see real solutions, real change. i spoke to a reverend who said this change needs to be made by community leaders, and that's what is happening today with the board of supervisors. san francisco supervisor shamann walton says holding officers accountable when they break the rules will lead to change. walton is introducing a resolution today urging the board to support legislation preventing sfpd from hiring officers from other departments with a record of excessive force. actor jamie foxx was at the protest here at city hall yesterday. he also spoke out against police brutality. >> really fight for prosecution and incarceration when our young people, our black people, our people of color, our people are killed by law enforcement. >> there has to be a deterrent. >> right? >> if that man can be happenndcd and that man can sit on his neck for that long and feel comfortable about it, that means he's not afraid of what's going to happen. we have to change the language. ds sayinger: foxx had a message it's not enough to tweet or text. you have to get out here. now the public defender is also speaking out against police brutality. he's saying change the policies and especially don't use a knee on the neck or the head when someone is on the ground. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> all right, sharon, thank you. decision 2020, today a big day for joe biden. already trying to connect with american mayors on the front lines of two major crises, the pandemic and protests. he spoke with them during a virtual roundtable. >> protesting is a natural american response to injustice but burning down communities is not and violence that endangers lives is not. >> seven states and the district of columbia hold primaries today with 479 democratic delegates up for grabs. meantime a new "washington post" poll shows that biden leading president trump by ten percentage points among likely voters. president trump stood outside a church holding a bible for a few moments in what is now a controversial photo-op. >> now to get him there, scott, police had to clear out lafayette park. this is across from the white house. that's right. and it was full of peaceful protests and they were there before the curfew had ended and yet those protesters faced rubber bullets, they faced flash bangs as well as park police and others cleared the way so the president could walk over to the church. nbc has talked with white house insiders who say president trump was upset at reports he spent friday night in a bunker and wanted to show a tougher side, so he walked over to st. john's episcopal church, which has been home of many presidents, president george w. bush attended every sunday. it was attacked by violent protesters the night before. mr. trump stood outside, hoisted a bible -- now this came just minutes after he called for a tougher stance in a speech in the rose garden with a thump of flash bangs in the background. >> all americans were rightly sickened and revolted by the brutal death of george floyd. my administration is fully committed that for george and his familyce will be served, he will not have died in vain. >> the presiding bishop of washington, d.c., says she and the church were not informed of the visit ahead of time and reacted angrily. she said tonight the president used a bible and a church of my diocese as a backdrop for a message antithetical to the teachings of jesus and everything our church stands for. to do so he sanctioned the use of tear gas by police officers in riot gear to clear our church yard. the head of the entire episcopal church in america also reacting. you may recall michael curry from the homily delivered at the royal wedding of harry and meghan. the presiding bishop and highest official of the church said the church was used for political purposes and that the president made no attempt to help or heal. now the most recent visit was exactly a year ago when he stopped by the mclean bible church after a golf game. there, too, he was accused of doing that for a photo-op. we're watching what's happening in washington, of course, and tweeting about it. you can find me on twitter. i'm@scottmcgrew. at 6:50 as we head out on this tuesday morning we are getting ready for a hotter day as we take a live look outside in dublin. we'll quickly make it into the low 90s. check out the seven-day forecast up on the bottom of the screen. it will get really hot and much cooler for the weekend. 96 degrees in concord. 96 degrees in napa. the intense heat tomorrow comes down as we get closer tovi in. a chance of showers as we head to sunday, but it as of right now a lot of the rain stays farther to the north. the north bay will have a slight chance of some of the rain moving in. so our seven-day forecast goes like this. we have some 90s today. 100 tomorrow. we come back to the 90s on thursday and then the 70s for the weekend. so some big temperature swings here but it will also be quite windy this weekend along with that cooler air. i'll be watching all of this for you and, mike, you've been watching the roads. what's the update for the commute? it's calm for a tuesday. i expected more. we're looking at slowing across the bay bridge and the metering lights on at the toll plaza. and it's because of the volume coming in out of contra costa county and the maze. as we look at it we do see, though, the fastrak lanes are moving very well. getting into san francisco move much more smoothly than it was just 20 minutes ago. anu

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