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the weather. >> it is certainly very foggy outside. and when i say foggy, it is very dense in certain places thanks to the high pressure system that is in play. it is compressing and making it very thick and low, taking a live look out of the salesforce tower, you can see the fog is because of the high pressure system pushed it down to a lower elevation and what that means is we are not going to see a lot of intrusion into inland areas the cold we are pretty mu the 50s jose 62 degrees. ur temperature change, it will be cooler where we can see the fog in san francisco cooler by 2 degrees, hayward down one degree and these temperatures will start to climb into the afternoon hours. we will be close to if not in the triple digits in the inland areas. san francisco with good visibility and along the coast down to about one minute mile or a mile and three quarters in petaluma. it is pretty much bottlenecked through the gap in the golden gate and places right there. i will tell you how hot we are going to get a little bit later. concerns growing about overcrowding during the pandemic at a popular bay area part part. this was the scene at dolores park in the late afternoon on saturday. some visitors maintained a distance, but with so many people out, you have to question if it was all that effective. the child circles that were supposed to keep people apart, really don't seem to be working so well anymore. >> reporter: the mild and pleasant weather today attracted many people to the mission district to enjoy outdoor dining at nearby dolores park. not everybody we observed was mindful of the risk. from the top of dolores park, it was hard to distinguish the chalk circles meant to encourage social distancing. while some people respected the rules, others spilled outside the circles for overcrowded them. mask wearing was spotty. >> it doesn't matter if you are inside or outside, it doesn't take very far for the virus to jump from somebody's droplets. to somebody else's nose or mouth. >> reporter: this infectious disease specialist called the behavior in this video, disappointing. he says while the risk of getting covid-19 goes down when you are outdoors, the circles which were drawn in may, can still create a health hazard. >> i don't have a problem with that person, but it is getting a little close. we are not as bad as some places. permit this mission resident ve. of arclos car affic to allow for moredobest y like you are saying, outside, i have a lot less worries. >> reporter: the doctor still says the setup on valencia is more challenging than the park, because the spaces are more constricted. >> things that were configured in a legal weight from a public health perspective, but when you pack a lot of people in, i think all bets are off. >> reporter: with both locations, he says time is a factor. most people spend a few hours at the sites, which can increase the risk. >> i am just afraid that this event could lead to another many surge. mac when flu season arrives this file and more students return to the classroom, the doctor says another wave is inevitable. but it is up to us to keep the communities as safe as possible. all lanes are back open after dozens of people took over and block the section of highway 101 in morgan hill. they were protesting the detention of undocumented immigrants for i.c.e. some held signs reading save the children and a similar protest happened in san francisco saturday afternoon. demonstrators marched to the i.c.e. offices on market street. they chanted and call for the abolition of two agencies, i.c.e. and customs and border protection. some protesters also created a street mural in front of the offices. the protests were part of the statewide day of action. new federal aid could send hit americans bank accounts. president donald trump signed an economic stimulus measure on saturday in and attempt to byter negotiations collapsed. here is more from michael george. >> president donald trump signed the executive actions as new jersey golf club after talks hit a wall on capitol hill. >> we are going to provide relief to the americans workers. permit the president's move aims to stop evictions and s student loans. on the most contentious issue, the president gives unemployed workers an extra $400 in weekly benefits, with states putting a corner of the bill. democrats want to extend the $600 weekly supplement that recently expired. house speaker nancy pelosi lucy and senate majority leader chuck schumer said instead of passing a bill, now president donald trump is cutting families unemployment benefits and pushing states farther in the budget crisis, forcing them to make devastating cuts to life or death services. whether president donald trump has the legal standing to on his own remains unclear. >> if we get sued, it is somebody that doesn't want people to get money. that is not going to be a popular thing. >> reporter: the government reported the job list rate eased it 10.2% and employers attic close to 2 million jobs last month. economists say there is still a long and uncertain road ahead. the president also says he is working on cuts in income tax, as well as taxes on capital gains. the clock is running out for oakland teachers and the school district. they are at odds even though students begin class tomorrow. the sides cannot agree on how distance learning alert. covid -- kpix 5 shows us the rush to get ready amid all the uncertainty. >> reporter: oakland unified and its teachers union trying to work out how much remote learning will be done live versus pre-recorded. with the details like that still up in the air, how do school principals prepare for day one. now just hours away. they are trying to be flexible. >> you kind of have to be. we are trying to create a schedule that will be able to accommodate whatever we hear as a final agreement and maybe whatever is coming out as an interim agreement. >> reporter: is the principal at elmhurst, he has always had a good bit of freedom within the oakland system and while he can present charges, it has allowed it to prepare for the upcoming school year, with his school's specific needs in mind. >> we have a disproportionately high number of folks who don't have internet access at all, or stable internet access, we had to really dig into what eight no tech or low-tech plan would look like. >> i know it has landed back on everyone and in this spring he was bringing it. do you feel like come monday, you're going to be in a better position than then? >> 100%. there is no question we are in a better position. we have a team, we are fortunate and proud to have worked with a team of educators who basically worked on some. we started working the last week of may and took a week off for the first week of july and kept working every week all summer to put together structure, schedules, plans, professional learning and making sure the instructional program we are offering for kids and families will be far superior to the do the best we can model that we had in march, april and may. owit a working weekend. thank you for taking a few minutes and good luck on monday. while the details are still being ironed out, school will start on monday. for all the latest information on a bay area school reopens, had to kpix.com . we are learning more about a shooting that happened in see a group of a hildta a ok a teenagers getting into an argument outside of a shoe store. that is when two people pulled out guns and started firing at people. witnesses say they heard roughly 20 shots. >> with everything going on in this year, it is like one more crazy thing. we didn't get to open yesterday. it killed our best day of the week. and even the best days are great these days. >> really say one person involved drotowigut wod to the leg. another bystander was hit by shrapnel but declined to have treatment. a stray bullet struck a car narrowly missing us child who was inside. police arrested three minors and recovered guns with high- capacity magazines. san jose police have released a video of a suspect one for sexual assault. police say this man sing biking and walking around a neighborhood beat and sexually assaulted woman in her 60s. it happened near ninth avenue on wednesday night. police believe the suspect's home and and may have visited several businesses in san mateo. investigators believe they have found his bicycle which is silver with duct tape wrapped around the seat. if you have seen the suspect, call the san mateo police department. i'm jon ryan was in san francisco. we have taken all the life out of chinatown and some are wondering if it will ever get back to normal. we will have that story coming up. a chance encounter captured on camera clear. a group of voters boaters become nearby large marine tourism has slowed during the pandem ports on the neighborhoods reversal of fortune. permit on a sunny saturday afternoon, grant street would normally be jammed with people in course trying to get through the crowd. but there is nothing normal about this summer in chinatown. it does feel like the streets and narrow alleys of chinatown are in the grips of an evil spirit. luckily, they have traditions to deal with that. en staokie factory. brin by cr bad spirits way. but the factory owner says this one was for chinatown is self. >> i thought we could just bring life to the community and hopefully more people come to chinatown and support the community. our communitortechinown lies outdoor dining, and businesses are being offered $500 grants to buy the equipment needed to bring their trade outdoors. today, a group of friends calling themselves the dim sum heaters were enjoying their alfresco dining experience. spin i would love to see this happen in many more streets permanently. i think it will be excellent. this is a marvelous street to permanently close. >> it would probably require thinking. it is not just folding tables and putting them out on the street. >> reporter: that has become painfully obvious. some businesses are not even trying to open. sunny says harsh rhetoric, blaming the chinese for the virus may be discouraging merchants from being more high profile. >> america has become less hospitable to immigrants and refugees and asians are being told to go back to china. that was on virus, the chinese virus. met with many restaurants reporting loss of 70% revenue, survey say only one 3rd mate survive. back at the cookie factory, the fortunes of chinatown seem bleak and the owner says all the street closures and lion dances in the world won't do any good as long as the customer staawle is noinhaving this. the business grants are part of a $25,000 fund raised by the san francisco chinese chamber of commerce and by the chinatown community development center. i think the word of the date when it comes to the weather, is that it is foggy. we will take a live look at out of the salesforce tower camera where you can see that far. you can see it because it is really dense and compacted thanks to the high pressure system in play but it isn't cool right there around san francisco at 56 degrees. 54 in santa rosa in concord at 60 degrees and the temperatures will come and they will be inland areas. the high temperatures today will be at or above average, depending on where you are in the inland areas is to 10 degrees above average, looking at a high of 95 and there are some spots that will likely get triple digits. these are average temperatures for this time of year and we are going to be warmer than that pretty much everywhere. no matter where you are, we will be warmer than yesterday. the store this morning, clouds and fogs along the coast, that will eventually start to burn back, but the father will stick around especially in the goldengate and pacifica and half moon bay. triple digits particularly in the inland areas that we will cool off by midweek. this is the high pressure system i am talking about that continues to dominate the weather pattern, but look at this. it is the low that will ultima isoubrin f at willbe wi see the temperatures slide back down to normal. in the meantime, we will sit through the high temperatures taking a look at them, 90 1 degrees and we will get close to the 90s at fremont. in the inland areas, we will have the hot hot temperatures. brentwood at 99 and flirting with triple digits. 94+ in vallejo and right around the bay, a mix of the 60s and 70s. 76 in mill valley. getting warmer before the farther north you go. looking at all of the origin potentially read, there is a triple digit at clear lake at 100. if you are sensitive to the heat, be careful and cautious today. for those of you in the golf, you can watch on cbs, but temperatures will get warmer but not quite the hot and it will be pretty by the time the afternoon our roles in. 68 and sunny harding park for the pga championship. the seven-day forecast shows us topping out today as far as high temperatures are concerned, in the mid-90s in the inland areas in the triple digits in others. starting to cool off on monday and we see the big cooldown tuesday, wednesday into the end of the week before we begin to slide back up but the big story i think today is it will be heavy dense fog especially crossing the golden gate. it was like five miles per hour creeping across the beach because the visibility was so low. >> 20 or 25 degrees difference depending if you are ar the water or inland. >> we are getting close to where it will be a bigger spread than that towards the end of summer. an awe-inspiring site was caught on camera when a group of friends on a boat in new england had an experience with a humpback whale. a quarter-mile optional, the group saw this well along the massachusetts coast. they followed it for about half an hour, giving his face while being surprised that it was only at about 30 feet of water. they were about 50 feet away when the whale breached right in front of them. >> we were a little bit closer, that is when it's tail come out and we noticed it was really a home back. and to have a breach in front of us, it was shocking. >> it was a whale tail, also called a fluke, that the friends will never forget. coming up, angry protesters turnout in beirut, saying government negligence is to blame for a devastating explosion in the lebanese capital. an oil spill from a (upbeat music) - [narrator] food delivery just got more rewarding, now that grubhub gives you rewards when you order. did you order tacos? again? boom, rewarded. 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(vo) good feeds our connections. good feeds us all. hormel natural choice lunch meats. track protests are hitting lebanon, calling for the downfall of the government following the catastrophic explosion in beirut. security forces responded to demonstrators with tear gas and rubber bullets. the disaster has taken public anger to a new level in a country that was reeling from a financial crisis, as well as a pandemic. protesters say politicians should resign and be punished for what they say is negligence on different issues. >> people are enraged. they are enraged that so many politicians and public officials were aware that more than 2700 tons of explosive material was just left in the port for years without any safety measures. and, the evidence is coming out every day showing that more and more officials were informed of this. >> reporter: last tuesdays explosion in a waterfront hanger killed at least 160 people entering nearly 6000. and destroyed hundreds of buildings as well. lebanon's information minister has announced that she is resigning. a decision likely prompted by public outrage and her resignation letter says she regrets failing to fill the aspiration of the lebanon people. there is that large oil leak from a grounded ship. residents are trying to create a makeshift oil spill barrier in tran70 contain the damage and wildlife rescue workers are moving tortoises and plans to the mainland. france sending help from his nearby reunion allen. the japanese ship grounded and has been pounded by ocean waves that caused the spill. in india, flig data recos havebeenrecovered from the site of friday's deadly plane crash. the country civil aviation minister said the black box containing the data have been retrieved. he is urging people not to speculate about what caused the crash. the air india express plane skidded off the runway during an attempted landing in heavy rain on friday. it is india's worst passenger aircraft accident since 2010. the death toll is 18, with another 16 seriously injured. the pain is marking the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombing of nagasaki. crowds gathered in the northwestern city to honor the victims. survivors offered flowers and prayers at a memorial ceremony. the prime minister was in attendance and paid respect to the victims. in 1945, the u.s. dropped two atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki bringing about the end of world war ii. tens of thousands of people were killed on impact and more died from burns or radiation related illnesses. japan continues to campaign for a world free of nuclear weapons. u.s. health and human services secretary has arrived in taiwan. it is for a visit that could provoke anger from china. the trip is the first to the island by u.s. cabinet official since 1979. he will be discussing taiwan's response to covid-19. the country has seen less than 500 confirmed cases which is amazing. the visit is likely to worsen relations between beijing and washington as china still claims the self-governing island as part of live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. welcome back to kpix 5 this morning. the time is 6:29. let's start with a check of the foggy weather. >> is foggy out there in some parts, but others it is nice and clear and it will be hot. that is an easy litmus test. if you can look up and see clear skies, get ready for warmer temperatures. if not, it will be cooler. looking towards the east, you can see it is nice and clear and that is one of the spots that will get really close to the triple digits in the inland areas and still relatively cool at 62 in livermore. saa rosa 54 the temperatures are going to climb and compared to this time yesterday, the areas where the ball can reach is a little cooler, but in the inland areas, warmer and that will change. it will combine about midday and we will be at or above where we were yesterday and in some spots warmer than that. the current visibility as a result of the fog, it is compressed because of a high- pressure system that makes it dense and it is trying to get into the bottleneck area xo petaluma gap, visibility not great. same of the golden gate over the golden gate bridge, you have a traffic advisory due to low visibility and still relatively good in most parts of santa rosa. again, taking a look at that, it will start to warm up, but for those of you who are big offense, in harding park, g but by noon that will burn off nicely in the mid 60s and getting close to 70 with clear skies and beautiful weather by the afternoon hours. a new study is painting a clear picture of how many frontline responders develop coronavirus antibodies. kpix 5 listed the findings and what they mean for essential workers. >> reporter: researchers believe the results are among the first studies looking at urban firefighters testing positive for covid-19 antibodies. the numbers are small, but the implications are significant. in a pandemic, there is no working from home for front- line workers. >> firefighters, we are concerned that in february and march time period, before we can aware that covid was circulating in the bay area, that they might have been exposed to the fire stations and on the fire runs and paramedic runs. >> reporter: 1200 san francisco firefighters at the end of june voluntarily took antibody tests for a you see sf study. the equivalent of two point that you .2% came up positive. >> it has indicated that the strong public health measures in the bay area or shelter in place that went into effect in mid-march. along with the really good work practices in ppe that are being used by our first responders. it has been working. >> reporter: nearly half of the firefighters reported likely or confirmed contact with people who have covid-19. according to researchers, the vast majority of firefighters said they were following safety protocols with ppe. >> we have told everybody basically, be vigilant, keep using the ppe and that would be my message l frontline seial w worker protection programs in place, with the kind of protections we have had for frontline responders, in san francisco, i think we could be protecting all frontline workers. >> reporter: according to ucsf, 1 to 9% tested positive which is more than the study of the firefighters. they say one of the reasons could be the prevalence of covid-19 in san francisco was low at the time of the study. a growing number of cities are using fines to force people to wear masks, the south lake tahoe code is taking a different a new approach to covid-19 obey. a group of volunteers are tasked with walking through the town to hand out masks and encouraging people to comply with the help order. >> i want to keep t ansa anthe coming in safe. that is critical. >> if you show them you can still have a good time, you can still do the things you won't, just don't forget your mask. >> i don't think any local government or state or anybody should make it mandatory for someone to wear a mask. i think it should be your personal preference. >> the goal is to >> reporter: the area for being shut down again by the virus but the ambassadors are not there to report violations. instead, they plan to hand out masks for as long as it takes. we are getting a new sense of the impact on bay area businesses because of the pandemic. more than 2000 businesses in san francisco, oakland and hayward area have closed since july 10th. that includes 300 restaurants and 300 retailers. about 3000 more san francisco businesses have temporarily closed. south bay, which yelp counts as a separate metropolitan area, had almost 630 permanent closures as of july 10th. frustrated san francisco gym owners are launching a social media campaign in order to get back to work. dozens of gyms and fitness studios around the city are putting up posts like this will social media. telling people how they can help save san francisco gyms. the steps include wearing a mask, booking outdoor workouts with gyms that are offering that and sharing the posts to get the word out that the gyms are hurting. >> we are asking all of them to go online today and just to right now, we are not being heard by the city. the city doesn't here we are all about to go out of business. >> reporter: the san francisco independent fitness studio coalition wants the city to classify fitness as an essential service. the group also wants fitness is this is to be treated the same as physical therapists, who are allowed to operate. officials in alameda county are moving forward with the pilot program thatll d self isate.in ord to qualify, be receiving unemployment benefits are paid sick leave. there must be a referral from one of five approved clinics. >> most people that test positive are usually, they are working and are able to do that. they construction workers or grocery workers and they are most likely exposed to other family members that they are trying to support including their children. >> whatever makes it a lot easier for people to deal with, this pandemic would be great. a financial stipend of $1200 or more would be ideal for comforting a lot of families at home. >> details are still being finalized. the county hopes this will encourage self isolation and more testing in neighborhoods that are at risk. this morning, transit is launching a new express bus him. the blue and purple fleet has been dubbed tempo ac transit. starting today, the line runs of dedicated bus lanes from uptown oakland and buses will arrive every 10 to 15 minutes on weekdays and about every 30 coveining to ballot. . nenopisn the transit system is seen as ridership dropped by 70% because of the pandemic. now after weeks of negotiations, officials in san francisco san mateo and san mateo counties have come up with a plan. the measure would raise the sales tax rate in the eight that was sent giving a struggling roadway a guaranteed source of income for 30 years. tiktok is reportedly planning to sue the trump administration. according to npr, the video sharing app will file a lawsuit in southern california this week . after the president issued an executive order banning tiktok from the u.s.. under the order tiktok will be banford operating in the country in 45 days if it is not sold by its chinese. coming. the lawsuit will allegedly argue that president donald trump's action is unconstitutional. mark zuckerberg has joined an exclusive club among the world's ultrarich. the facebook ceo is a sin to billionaire, someone who is worth at least $100 billion and also very lucky. zuckerberg offended facebook in 2004. according to his or according to bloomberg, is asset is his 13% stake in the company. only two other men have bigger personal fortunes and that is amazon's jeff bezos and microsoft's bill gates. new coronavirus technology has been made by apple and google. the covid wise app notifies people if they have been exposed. it is based on bluetooth technology and it works if another user nearby tests positive within 14 days. officials say the app doesn't actually track user llt personal information. samsung will rent a new line of tech products, the is a note to matt was unveiled virtually from south korea. this is the 3rd generation of the portable phone. this time the display is now made of glass instead of plastic. and the screen is bigger. samsung also unveiled the galaxy note 20 that starts at $1000 so it is not a cheap investment. in and interview with cbs, we ask if the items are a tough sell during the pandemic? >> the note lineup is people who seek that device out. long time and they wanted the bigger screen or the stylus or whatever it is in the notes, that could help samson. same with the folds. >> other products include a tablet call the galaxy tab and new earbuds shaped like a being. coming up, a berry area harbor gets creative and we will check out his roadside shop where business is booming. a california casino rolls the dice with his latest business strategy including a gambling set up outdoors. in alameda county barber has found a unique way to get around the rules that forced him closer during the pandemic. don ford shows how he sting cli goes. >> it is a bit unorthodox, but it appears to be getting the job done. this barbara is cut here for 10 years and his barbershop has been closed for months now he is doing a booming business is it was like okay, the shop is closed but i can do mobile services. >> he says doing outdoor mobile cuts has called the attention of lots of boats as they pass by including this woman. he charges $30 and whatever tip you won't. he says yes, the cops have been . nd it was the first day here and he stopped and said how much for a taper? >> he says it has been a while. >> about ur and half months myabout twlf through. >> i came here because i got tired of having hair, just as long as my wife's. >> to learn where he is set up, uses social media. >> i just took a chance because right now it is hard to come by a barber. >> so far, he says, he has not had any unhappy customers. >> it went fantastic. it did. for those of you who will be outside, it is going to be hot and pretty much every where in the area. right now, temperatures are pretty normal for this time of the day, taking a look at the sales force tower camera, a beautiful sunrise over the fog and that will make things different along the coast then it will be in the inland areas. the santa rosa at 54. nice and clear. livermore 62 and san francisco still chilly thanks to the fog. it is 56 there. temperatures today above average, pretty much no matter where you are. san francisco will be about 1 degree above average and take a look at this in the inland areas. 95 degrees in concord and in other spots, we will be in the triple digits. be aware of that if you have outdoor plants, it will be hot and toasty especially in the inland areas. this morning clouds and fog along the coast and around the bay and through the petaluma gap. that will burn back to the coast a little bit later. triple digits in the inland areas and it will be hot out ere, esciallyr north bay. cooling off by midway and starting tuesday or wednesday, we will begin to see the shift in temperature. basically what is dominating pattern is this high pressure system sitting off of the coast. up here is this low pressure system and as this starts to move out, the low pressure system will be dropping and bringing more clouds, cooler temperatures and that will probably happen about tuesday or wednesday and we will be back down closer to average for this time of the year. high temperatures today will be in the 90s in the south bay. san jose at 90. 86 in redwood city and along the coast, thanks to the fog and coastal influence, it will be 65 and cool. inland, we will be close to the triple digits. 79 degrees in vallejo and around the bay, a mix of the 60s and 70s. 66 degrees in daly city. 63 in sausalito. 95 in rohnert park and north bay, triple digit at 100. 90 degrees in windsor. it will be warm up there for short. for those of you watching golf, it will be beautiful and we make it to the afternoon hours and it will be 68 degrees and sunny at harding park. the 7 day shows us topping out before things didn't like them and looking at the middle of of the year, meantime we will have to get through today and make sure we stay cool. drink your water and bring a parasol? i don't know. i know you have several of those. >> a seat weather in the inland areas. >> 100%. a northern california business is putting all of its chips on outdoor gaming tables. it forced people out of work there. they have now set games outside to keep in line with covid-19 safety guidelines. everyone is playing by a new set of rules including temperature checks at the door. mandatory masks and only for to a table instead of the normal eight and workers sanitizing the tables. some patrons are willing to try the like and others do not want to take a gamble. >> it is so crazy to me. i like kids need to get education before they start gambling again. >> i think they should start worrying about opening up things more important than a casino. >> i am almost 60 years old, he is very hard to find another i have been inthis industry for 34 years. >> this is a casino second reopening after the governor's orders forced it to shut them in july. worker say it is a matter of survival and paying their bills. they hope the casino is able to stay open. still ahead, we have developing news this morning. a car ran through san josc main gate this morning. the 51-year-old modesto drove to the east the gate and into a parking structure. lives were at the jail booking arrestees and were able to respond to the incident quickly. there are no injuries, but the collision did cause significant damage to the security gate a bay areadmother ed pend her birthday with her family, but because of covid, julia goodrich shows us they had to get creative. format birthday which is can sometimes be hard to fulfill when you can't see family in person. one bay area family discovered the special ingredients to a hug. all maria vasquez wanted for her birthday was to hug her 11 grandchildren and family. >> hugs have been off-limits for me. >> reporter: until her family got creative on her birthday. >> she had gloves on and a shower curtain. >> reporter: take me to that day. your eyes were closed and you have to put on these gloves and what did you think was going on? >> they finally said open your eyes. it was the shower curtain with two sets of gloves and i like what? and then, i was like, oh my gosh. the actual listened to me. i w that was all i wanted was hugs. >> reporter: hugs was what she got. one by one. >> the emotions just took off and i cannot control myself. i, there was just no other feeling that was better for me. >> reporter: the last time they got together was before the shelter in placing of february. >> i just felt lost. i'm so you giving my grandkids hugs and kisses and getting altogether. just being able to do that. it felt like my heart was going to burst. >> she was not alone. >> i had tears in my eyes. i tried not to cry. >> most of my family got to hug her and she got her birthday present she asked for. >> what did grandmas hug feel like? >> a big squeeze. >> this was the best gift ever. i will never ever forget it. i will treasure it always. >> i'm going to give you a big virtual hug. thank you for doing this and you really made our better together segment even that much better. for more feel-good stores, check out our better together pa sunny weather in san francisco brought many people outside yesterday, but not everyone was mindful of keeping a distance. it was hard to just english the chalk circles meant to encourage social distancing in dolores park. many groups overcrowded and spilled outside the markers and mask wearing was spotty and one ucsf doctor called the we can behavior disappointing in the middle of the pandemic. dozens of people to cover highway 101 in morgan hill yesterday to protest the detention of undocumented immigrants by eye. another demonstration happened in san francisco, where demonstrators marched and chanted to abolish i.c.e. the protests were part of . the oakland unified school district has not struck a deal with its teachers on how distance learning work this upcoming school year. negotiators are under pressure to reach an agreement with students expected to begin classes tomorrow. new federal aid could soon hit american bank accounts. president donald trump signed economic stimulus measures yesterday in an attempt to bypass congress after negotiations collapsed. the president's move aims to defer if it does, freeze payroll taxes for lower income workers and extend 0% interest on student loans. protesters in lebanon with the countries leaders to resign with growing anger over explosions that rocked parts of beirut. demonstrators said the politicians have neglected to keep the city state. today the cities information minister stepped down. take a look at that. we are topping out in the mid to upper 90s and in some spots, we might get into the triple digits. it will be warm. right around the bay, mid-70s, and along the coast, upper 60s but it will be foggy in especially half moon bay in pacifica and around the golden gate and we will see fog lasting into the afternoon hours. we will begin to cool off tuesday, going into wednesday. we will be back down to average temperatures of the day before next weekend, we will start warming right back up. it is going to be beautiful today, so be sure to go outside and enjoy it. thank you for joining us. jane pauley is up next here on kpix 5. be sure to stay cool especially in those hotspots. we will see you next weekend. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. ♪ ♪ >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley, and this is sunday morning. with less than three months until election day, the presidential race will soon enter the home stretch. and as former vice president joe biden makes his case to the american people, there is a woman who will be at his side every step of the way. this morn

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