you guys are such good energy in the morning. it's a good time hanging out with you. when pete hope you're having a good morning waking up and we are waking up in livermore at about 56 degrees. winds light at about three miles per hour. looking at sfo, you can see a low cloud deck. the marine layer is in full effect. san francisco at 55 degrees. santa rosa also at 53. san jose at 56. here's a look of some drizzle on the coast. the marine layer is present in places like santa rosa and certainly in most of the bay area. visibility is not bad though. just a couple tiny spots in the north bay. it should be a problem with driving. mostly sunny skies today. once we kick these low clouds out, it will be in full. 60s at the coast. 70s in the bay and gorgeous and mid-eighties. for now we will go over to check on the traffic. >> not a lot happening. this is the way we like it. we wanted to be nice and quiet for you. it is a holiday, 3 july. a lot of places are close. bank said the star market are close. so a lot people are not going but we might have later on today people where they're going to go with the fourth of july. but that might be muted some what. here is interstate 880. you can definitely tell, we are lighter than usual. let's go back to the headlines now. investigators in contra costa county are working to determine the cause of an overnight fire in concorde. it was first reported shortly before midnight on willow pass road. ktvu is reporting live with details on all the damage as well as the investigation. >> reporter: officials with the contra costa county fire prevention district say they are investigating on the scene in a couple of hours to try to determine the cause of this two alarm fire. let's look at that video. this fire started just before midnight at the three-story willow terrace townhomes complex which was under construction at the time the fire started. investigators say the flames started on the first floor which had lots of construction materials and then progressed up to the third floor and ultimately out through the roof. 45 firefighters using 10 units tapped out the blaze early this morning and then the all clear was given. officials say over the past two weeks there have been a dozen grass fires and a half-dozen structure fires including this one. >> because it is near the fourth of july, we do have a number of fireworks going off and linger. we that a number of grass fires throughout the county but we also had a number of structure fires. but we are not seeing any connections between these fires. here is a live look at the scene. police are making sure the evidence is preserved until investigators can get there and try to determine the cause in addition to the town, two vehicles were damaged in the fire. no reported injuries and as i said, the cause is under investigation. they are waiting for investigators to get back there to determine how a town home under construction went up in flames. we will update you again coming up in the next hour. firefighters all across the bay area and beyond our bracing for what will likely be a very busy fourth of july holiday weekend. heat and high winds are expected to create a dangerous situation over the next few days. 4 july holiday weekend follows a dramatic increase in grass fires during the month of june. crews in contra costa county are on high alert. >> the weather from almost the beginning of fire season is certainly at the beginning of june on, has been really has created fairly dangerous conditions every single day across contra costa county. firefighters say the growing number of people who are setting off illegal fireworks is only adding to the fire danger this holiday weekend. the oakland fire department is cracking down on the use of illegal fireworks this weekend. right now collection barrels are set up at fire stations throughout oakland for people to surrender unused fireworks with no penalty. during the high fire danger, crews will be out monitoring the situation at lake mary. in the last 24 hours, there has been a slight drop in the number of covid 19 cases but governor newsom still wants social distancing. yesterday 4000 new cases were reported. that's down for more than 5000 in recent days. statewide, 246,000 cases are reported. more than 6000 people have died. here in the bay area, there are almost 27,000 cases of the coronavirus. 590 people have died. the governor again asked everybody to wear facial coverings to protect others. and he showed up new public service announcement announcements and one of them has a terrifying warning without even saying a word. the governor called the messages and impacts full, nonpharmaceutical effort. and with the fourth of july holiday weekend here and the recent rise in the virus cases, the governor wants everybody to avoid big crowds and gatherings of extended family. this new information is showing marin county has the highest number of covid 19 cases of any bay area county relating to its publishing. marin county had 52 confirmed covid 19 cases yesterday. so the community total is now more than 1500 the bay area news group together public health information revealing marin county had 482 covid 19 cases per 100,000 residents. that is the most in the region. health officials say marin county also has one of the highest rates of testing in the bay area which is a big part in the county's relatively high case rate. and the numbers include the virus outbreak at san quentin prison. to the south bay where a new health order in santa clara county is clearing the way for more businesses to reopen more quickly. in another two weeks, personal care services such as hair and hair salons and massage therapy will be eligible to reopen along with gyms and fitness centers, hotels and motels. however everyone would need to see wear a mask and observe the other requirements. >> this virus has proven time and again in communities around the country and around the world that it will come back with a vengeance if you let your guard down. we will not let our guard down here in santa clara county. the county also plans to allow outdoor gatherings for up to 60 people and indoor gatherings of up to 20 people. that new order in santa clara county would take effect july 13 or whenever the state approves it. several business owners say they have been waiting and hoping for their businesses to be able to reopen. businesses must meet certain criteria to reopen including social distancing. reporting positive cases and limiting capacity. while many workers are excited to welcome their customers back, some say that the restrictions will be to limiting. one worker per two and 50 square feet of gross square footage of the lipid one customer per 150 square feet but that's open to the public. >> that will limit a lot of businesses as far as how many employees sees employees and clients they can service. the county is resuming activities despite an increase in covid-19 cases per santa clara county is also on the california watchlist. the health officer said the counties being monitored because of a change in hospitalizations after going from very low numbers to low. we are keeping county by county information reopening. we have a great list on the ktvu news at paycheck at any template you will see a list of what is open and where right on the front page. it is now seven i am. it is now 7:08 am. we have a few hazards out there and one will be the coast. just a heads up that we have peace each hazards alert . tour southbay beaches with high waves and be careful if you are out there. also the new drought monitor is out and it shows a big portion of the bay area is in severe drought that is to say there are dry conditions of their pet that means there are available fuels for fire. today beautiful temperatures but notice as we get into our saturday, temperatures are warming up. in some spots in the, they will go to the low 90s. that means we have a combination of dry fuels and also warmer temperatures. winds are called this morning but saturday night they are expected to pick up in the hills. again, heads up to what's up. this is a current look at storm tracker 2. the marine layer is in full effect. a quick look at temps as per low 50s in the north bay. moving to the mid to upper 50s as we head to the east bay. looking good on the peninsula where we are 57 degrees and the mop. and down in san jose, sitting at 54 degrees now. here is today's forecast. it should be full after we kick the fog. inland temperatures in the mid- 80s. low 90s on saturday as we seal them up. and sunday about the same. i will have more when i come back with the extended forecast. it is now 7:11 am. dealing with tough times. why the dozens of bus lines may be cut temporarily now may become permanent. and a lot of people are rushing for a lake tahoe weekend. why some business owners and local leaders say they can't handle any more visitors. this home is equipped with gig speed 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months of lockdown. the new prime minister who previously coordinated france's reopening strategy. in france, the president is head of state with wide powers. the prime minister runs the day today government. a turkish court is putting 20 officials from saudi arabia on trial for the killing of the washington post journalist jamaal khashoggi. he was killed in the saudi consul miscible in october 2010 for the cia and other western governments believe that saudi arabia's crown french crown prince orders can. saudi arabia denies the allegations but global intelligence officials are watching the trial for any new information or evidence into the killing. a u.s. military investigators have now determined that a young texas soldier who vanished in april was killed by a fellow soldier. that revelation followed growing demands that the army released what it had learned about the disappearance of 20- year-old soldier vanessa guillen. her remains were recently discovered in a shallow grave east of fort hood where the two soldiers were stationed. the army said the soldier responsible for her death has killed himself. the motive is unclear. dramatic it is now something and. san francisco police commission set the stage for another possible legal showdown with the police union. the examiner reports that the commission voted this week to expand the department's use of force policy. it boded to ban police officers from kneeling on a person's neck after the death of george floyd. that boat came after the commission ordered the police chief not to send these changes into negotiations with the san francisco police officers association. an update of an incident where an african-american man was detained after dancing and exercising in the street near his home in alameda. the east bay time say that the city of alameda has hired an outside investigator to look into what happened. it happened on may 23 woman called the police about a man who was dancing in the street. when the police arrived, they put him in handcuffs and forced him to the ground and detained him on suspicion of resisting or obstructing police. the two police officers involved have been reassigned to desk work. officials in lake tahoe already dealing with crowds for this holiday weekend are saying there are a lot of safety concerns. parking lots and campgrounds are packed. businesses that were struggling two months ago are overwhelmed with taurus. adding to the influx of tourists, they have a shortage of employees. state park employees, officials say, the demands are all because of the coronavirus and making things harder. >> we had to hire more people to keep up and keep our staff safe and the public safe. there are layers of challenges. more people less demand to take care of it really means everybody needs to step up their game and leave tahoe better than they found it. one big concern, a possible backup of trash since there are enough not enough parking place to pick up the trap. visitors are being reminded to practice social distancing and wear a mask. most people who were going to tahoe would already be up in tahoe which would change traffic patterns we are seeing now. >> back in the day before the pandemic, i use to stay home on these weekends. because everybody was out. and i used to enjoy just being around town when everyone was gone. but now, that is really what people are doing anyway. just staying home and doing backyard things and we are seeing it in the commute. you're not seeing anything going on right now. i want to show you that traffic is very light at the bay bridge toll plaza. very light almost everywhere you look. today is a holiday technically. even though tomorrow is the fourth. today is the holiday as well. you can see traffic is light. definitely lighter than usual. look around and i can see no red on the maps. here's downtown san jose. traffic is moving along very nicely. good morning. hope you are ready for another beautiful day in the bay area. we will start off a little foggy but much like a silly, will get into a beautiful onion pit here are the temperatures walking out the door. low 50s in the north. 55 in san francisco. warming up in oakland at 61. mid-50s in san jose, livermore, smo. a 50s kind of morning. here is where that fog and low cloud cover is. it is pervasive in the north day and on the peninsula and around the bay. but not just us, again, look at the whole state. it has been rolling in. we will get nice temperatures today much like you say. the 64 in san francisco. low 80s in the north bay. and also in livermore and concorde, you will be in the 82- 84 range. nicer on the bay. redwood city at 77 degrees. really nice yesterday and today also. tomorrow we will have sunshine but we will move up temperature wise. low 90s inland. low pressure will retrograde and head invalid and high pressure will build up the desert southwest and that leads to a warmer weekend for us. on saturday, mostly sunny skies. warming up. we should see less fog tomorrow morning as we start to see compression of the marine layer around the coast. upper 70s to low 80s on the coast. inland, upper 80s to low 90s. checking out the marine layer later today. it's just along the coast. but tomorrow morning, it compresses and doesn't build in so that means we will have sunshine in quicker. and there's a lunatic eclipse tomorrow night between 8:30 pm and 9:30 pm. that's when the shadow of the earth casts itself onto the face of the moon. not a very dramatic eclipse but interesting. five day forecast. today. tomorrow warms up. inland in the low 90s. sting that way saturday and sunday and then cooling down monday into tuesday. a u-haul truck with generations of family heirlooms was stolen in the east bay. we will tell you how the family and the police are trying to get those valuable items back. less, renewed pressure to change the name of the washington redskins. we would tell you how corporate sponsors are really putting on the squeeze. good morning. 7:24 am. mornings on 2. everything is going to be all right, is the name of this song. jesse hernandez, thank you for the request. david lee murphy and kenny chesney. i sure hope so, guys. everything is going to be all right. thank you for the request. and send me a song, if you will. facebook, twitter, instagram weird use the hashtag ktvu. pressure is mounting on the washington redskins to change the team's name for the teams main stadium sponsor, fedex, made a formal request to the team to make the change that! $205 million to the team for naming rights for the stadium in 1998 that runs through 2025. nike, the nfl official game day uniform supplier, is no longer allowing customers to purchase washington apparel from its website. concern is going on whether or not there will be a college football season this year. the consensus preseason number one team is the clemson tigers in south china. but south carolina's governor is warning that if the trajectory of covid 19 cases continues to soar, there will be no football in the state. his current executive order bans spectator events such as sports, concerts and movies in theaters. pac-12 conference leaders say there! anyway possible to have football this season. the pac-12 commissioner tells the bay area news group that ideas include pushing back the start of the season to next spring. the pac-12 has four schools in california including cal and stanford. stomach coming up on mornings on 2, at least 40 states are seeing concerning increases in covid-19 cases. how leaders in florida, texas and other states are working to manage outbreaks. and taking responsibility over the holiday weekend. how health professionals say families can still celebrate 4 july safely. when we closed our doors in march, wynn committed instantly to keeping all 15,000 team members on-board. we then focused our five-star level of service to all who needed it. we made improvements to people's lives. we strove to be better and we made people happy. this closure may have temporarily taken us out of wynn and encore, but it couldn't take the wynn and encore out of us. and now, we are proud to welcome you back. . the fourth of july will look a lot this year. how healthcare officials want you to take precaution to be safe. and temporary service cuts may be permanent. what muni is doing to survive the pandemic. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on 2. so good to have you heard this one. and a quick good morning to kylie who is in for steve this more. it will be a repeat of what we had yesterday. we are socks in the north bay that we will get beautiful sunshine in there. looking at san jose right now. 56 degrees. wind out of the east at six miles per hour. and here is smo where you can see low cloud deck hanging out but a little blue sky trying to creep in. 54 in santa rosa where there is lots of low clouds. 56 in livermore. 56 in san jose. here is a look at the marine layer. it is pretty pervasive throughout the north bay and also the peninsula and it has really held on this morning a bit more than yesterday. hopefully we can get out of it soon. right now it is kind of winning the battle. not causing disability issues. just a touch in livermore and in santa rosa but not bad. today, we will have a pleasant afternoon. temperatures with mid 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay. i love that. that's a nice day. mid to upper 80s as we get inland. warming up more as we head toward fourth of july. we have any pretty decent morning for traffic, i have to say. >> we have had a very decent morning for traffic but you are absolutely right to today's a holiday and that a lot of people are not going to work even for the pandemic. lighter than usual. usually we have the bay bridge -- i we show it to you because people want to know what is. it's the most popular of you and people want to know what this looks like . is doing very well. no major problems here and no major problems throughout the entire east bay commit. if you do have to drive somewhere, it's good driving. let's go back to the headlights. phil 4 july weekend is here . comes with a warning from the governor to wear your facemask and social distance if you go out for the holiday. here's all the details. >> reporter: happy friday. despite a decreasing of cases over the last 24 hours in the state, the governor is warning everyone to be responsible over the holiday weekend. you can stay home, by all means do so. if you're heading out to a barbecue or gathering, take all the precautions you can. and the numbers do not lie in california. wednesday there were over 4000 new cases in the state and that is actually down from 5000+ just days before. the governor could not stress it enough. wear a mask at all times and practice social distancing. he stopped short of a total state crackdown but if people don't listen, it certainly is an option. >> we don't want to do things to you but with you. but we reserve the right to move forward with this mandate if we don't see action at local levels. we expect all 19 to come into compliance. if not, that hand will be forced in the spirit that requires this moment. and again, we are confident we will see progress. there are some new rules around the bay area. pacifica and half moon bay have shut down its beaches and parking lots over the holiday weekend. beginning yesterday until monday, july 6, they will be closed all in an effort to prevent large gatherings and the potential spread of the virus. >> i think in times like right now, it is really hard to not be able to gather in places like this because it is so beautiful but at the same time it's important for the greater good and especially for the holiday weekend it's important to not have people gather here. and the city of san francisco is following suit shutting down its beach parking lots over the fourth of july. that includes baker beach, ocean beach, crissy field and china beach. pedestrians and bicycles will have access to those beaches. lots of new rules much more portly, stay safe out there. even though there will be less traffic out there for 4 july holiday, chb will be out there still on holiday maximum enforcement. extra officers will be up between xpm tonight and a late sunday night. if you do drive this weekend, so you know the local restrictions of where you go. during the memorial day weekend, chb handed out 458 citations statewide for speeding over 100 miles per hour. that is a 173% increase from the same time period last year. napa county is setting up a covid 19 compliance task force. it's an increased effort to protect the public during the pandemic. the county and the city teaming up to keep an eye out for complaints about facial coverings, social distancing and other violations of health orders. if you violate the rules, you could be hit with a fine. there could be a hefty fine if you're caught using illegal fireworks on the peninsula. the redwood city police department says all fireworks are illegal in redwood city. if you're caught with him, he could face up to a $50,000 fine and even go to jail. for the first time since 1939, the city canceled its annual fourth of july festival, parade and fireworks show. almost all fireworks shows around the bay area have been canceled. most cities and towns around the country also canceling their annual independence day fireworks shows because of the pandemic. the cancellations are having a big impact on the fireworks industry. a lot of companies are already purchasing supplies putting on the now canceled fireworks shows. >> thousands of dollars are sitting in warehouses now. it will be difficult and tough but we are going to see what happens. normally there is about 16,000 firework shows in the cities and towns around the country on 4 july. one man is under arrest after an attempted carjacking that was caught on video and led to a police chief and then the suspect driving off a cliff near santa cruz. myles ragland said he was driving north on highway one tuesday afternoon when his eye man standing in the middle of the road arguing with someone. the dashcam in the car shows the man approaching him and you can see here that he has a gun. >> he looks at me and says help me out. help me out. i said no, i will shoot you if you get out. and he said get out and he hit the side of my car with the butt of his gun. he was out of his mind. he could've just pulled the trigger and that would have been the end of me. rachlin drove up but then his rear facing camera shows the suspect comforting other drivers at gunpoint and carjacking a woman in a honda civic. the suspect led police on a high-speed chase before drying off a cliff and into the ocean. in the end, police arrested 56- year-old john ken. >> police are looking for a driver that hit a child with a van and then drove away. the chp said this happened in martinez yesterday near 4:40 pm. this white man seen on surveillance video hit a seven- year-old boy he was riding his scooter. the boy was error listed error airlifted to the hospital. he's expected to recover. if you have any information, call the police. san francisco police made an arrest for an homicide that happened in april. officers say they rested 53- year-old james davis yesterday as he was identified through the serpent theater. he was booked on several charges including assault and involuntary manslaughter for the victim was a 41-year-old man who was found unconscious after an assault on april 18. the man died at a nearby hospital. the search continues for thieves who stole a moving truck in berkeley. the victims rented u-haul was stolen from right outside his home. he said it was filled with irreplaceable mementos that belonged to his elderly parents. a neighbors so security camera shows the theft happening at about 6:30 am you simmer. here is the surveillance tape now. several men are seen trying to cut the lock on the whole but they fail. when they cannot the van, they steal it. >> all of the family memories -- i was looking at my parents wedding pictures. so many little things for my kids that i wanted to bring them. a little desk and a little chair. he says he fears that his family treasures have been dumped somewhere and will never be recovered. at the same time he says he hopes the thieves abandoned the van with everything still inside that someone will spot it and called police. what muni is estimating it will only be able to provide 70% of its pre-covid-19 service next year. that means about 40 bus lines that were cut at the beginning of the pandemic probably won't be back unless a new stream of money is found. muni plans to bring back muni metro rail service next month and more bus lines. only 23 of the 60 bus lines are running right now. we had a grass fire pop up in livermore yesterday. i thought to myself, temperatures could be a lot higher at this point in the summer but right now they are pretty comfortable. >> they are. but we will have a warm up this weekend so it's a good reminder that we have to be mindful of that as we head across this holiday when people get a little wacky with the fireworks. definitely want to be careful out there. also if you are for some reason going to be at the coast to nature you are where there is a beach hazards alert out today through sunday evening for south facing beaches for rip currents. speaking of dry conditions and fire hazards, the new drop update came out and a good portion of the bear is in dark brown. severe drought. there are plenty of fuels for fires out there now. these are the temperatures today. they will be lovely but on saturday they will get warmer. 7 degrees or so. that means we will have warmer temperatures. dry conditions. wind is calm now but on saturday evening we are expecting the winds to pump up a little bit more in the hills. not to appoint that we will have any warnings or watches out but just to remind you to be careful. the marine layer is with us now and that's making things a little cooler and a little bit cloudy in the north bay. about 54 degrees right now. 60 in san leandro and heyward but everybody else in the 50s. simpson cisco at 54. palo alto at 59. and southbay temperatures in the mid-50s. today will be nice. highs in the low 60s at the coach. the 70s around the bay. mid-80s and. getting into saturday, less of an influence of the marine layer and then warmer temperatures both saturday and sunday where we can see in temperatures in the low 90s. we'll talk more about the extended forecast when i come back. texas, florida and dozens of other states are doing with a rise in covid-19 cases. why florida's governor is refusing to call for another luck there. spring training for baseball is late but it's getting underway this weekend. have the a's and the giants are preparing for a shortened season. and production in hollywood has resume. some cast and crew though say they have reservations about going back to work in some of the first new productions since the pandemic started. and working to prevent fires from starting on this fourth of july holiday weekend. this morning on the nine, we will hear from the national fire protection association about its concerns over fireworks even though many people are being told to stay home on independence day. a dramatic rise in the number of new coronavirus cases across california during the past two weeks. ours is one of 40 u.s. states where the infection curve is now going up. lord is one of the hardest hit states. florida's governor has decided not to reimpose a shutdown. florida senator rick scott is defending the governor's decision saying that the people need information and not mandates. >> cdc has not been consistent with the message. we have to be consistent with the message and talk to people. the governor of texas is among those who are ordering people to may wear face covenants. president trump says he will not issue a national mandate to require people to wear mess. here at home, several black live matters protests are planned in the bear. purchaser say they want to call attention to the ongoing struggle for racial justice in the united states on this independent day weekend. protest scheduled for today include black lives matter herein around oakland's lake merritt between noon and 1 pm. in santa clara, a black is beautiful street art and protest at lincoln park at 3 pm. in san francisco, a rail is that to happen at quite tower from 5:30 pm until 8:30 pm. it's called the statues are done, now what. later today, palo alto will resume its summer streets initiative through downtown. last weekend, university avenue was closed off from caliper to high streets. it was temporarily put on hold this week as the black lives matter mural was being painted on your by hamilton avenue. the summer streets program will continue through august 2. in san leandro, officials are limiting access to the marina during this weekend. from today at dusk until monday morning, the parking lot at marina park will be closed. street parking nearby will also be prohibited. the police in san leandro say that walking and exercise is still allowed but barbecues, picnic tables and playgrounds at the park will be closed. no opening bell this morning on wall street. wall street is celebrating 4 july holiday today. but there is still a lot of business news today. and pam cook is back now with today's dollars and cents. >> reporter: goodman. a lot of business news to talk about. economists now weighing in on the very strong jobs report that we saw this week. many warned that the u.s. still has a long road back to that free coronavirus level of the economy per the latest jobs reports showing the u.s. did get back 4.8 million jobs last month as many states began allowing businesses to reopen but many economists say it is to early to declare a recovery. >> these people were coming back off the sidelines by and large, but for one thing, we still have a long way to go. we lost 22 million jobs in march and april. >> reporter: now the unemployment rate dropped from 13 percent to 11.1% in june but 19 1 million americans are still collecting unemployment. and company, the weekly unemployment lines were down slightly this week but still 279,000 people. the employment development department announced it will extend unemployment and if it's in california for an additional 20 weeks. new reports show that the chinese economy is recovering as the government eases restrictions there. the ones that were put into place to stop the spread of the coronavirus. one index of china's economic activity surged in june to its highest level in more than 10 years. according to the wall street journal, china's strategy of stopping the spread of the coronavirus before reopening the economy appears to be paying off. boeing is expected to and production of one of its most iconic airplanes after more than half a century of production. according to bloomberg news, boeing will stop making the 747 jets in about two years. the plane has a distinct designed and changed air travel as we know it is the first long- haul plane carrying hundreds of passengers. the sum 47 has fallen out of favor in recent years as airlines have chosen more modern and efficient planes. the markets are closed again today. they are open again on monday morning and when they start, the nasdaq will start at an all- time high of 10,000 207. the nasdaq up almost 14% of the year. it is now some 50 1 am. today, the giants will restart their spring training with a teamwork at oracle park. the players will be required to follow strict rules on social distancing, physical contact and sanitation. the eighth will begin their rebooted 2020 spring training tomorrow at the oakland coliseum. pitchers and catchers will work out tomorrow with a full team workout sunday. the shortened 60 day season begins july 23. and i know that millions cannot wait. yes. and i hope someday to sit again in the official seats to see sports again. i can dream. >> of the official sal seat will be in this home for the foreseeable future. but i will take anything on tv. trust me, i will be watching. when they put on i we watching also. good morning. let's look at interstate 880. in oakland, you can see traffic is moving along well. there has not been a big backup in the east battle. today is a holiday as you heard pam say, the markets are closed and a lot of people are not going to work. so even on the pandemic levels, we are lighter than usual today. it is some 50 2 am. let's check on the weather. weatherbee really nice today but is starting off foggy with moisture in the air. temperatures are little cool in the north bay in particular. 53 degrees and no bottle. 54 in santa rosa. half moon bay 54. 56 in san jose. here is a look at the marine layer that has rolled in. it's in the north bay and in the san francisco bay and down on the peninsula. it's not just us. the entire state of california is getting that. it will clear out and be beautiful this afternoon. 64 in san francisco. 80 in napa. 84 in concord. it beautiful 70s around the bay. similar to yesterday. we had this lovely pattern yesterday today. seasonable temperatures. we will warm up saturday into sunday. that's because the low pressure will retrograde. and then high-pressure to fill the vacuum. it means we have a dryer air mass coming in and that means temperatures are going up for the inland committees. tomorrow, mostly sunny skies. less of a marine layer tomorrow morning. and we will see mid to upper 60s at the coast. the bay will be upper 70s to low 80s. inland, we will see upper 80s to the low 90s. look at the marine layer. this is future cast. later today it's still clinging to the coast but on sunday morn, noticed it does not rebuild. a little bit of a different pattern for the weekend. also a lunar eclipse is happening saturday night between 8:30 pm and 9:30 pm. that's when the earth's shadow cast itself on the face of the moon. not to dramatic but check it out. you might enjoy. today, nice temperatures. warming up over the weekend. a little wind possible saturday night in his. please be very careful with any fire danger and we will cool down next week. overnight, eight two alarm fire at concorde in a housing project under construction. it's still under investigation this morning. what we know about so far. a setback for the first experimental coronavirus vaccine. by the next stage of the trial is delayed but how researchers still hope to have a possible vaccine by thanksgiving. but first, hamilton won't be back in san francisco orpheum theater anytime soon but you will now be able to stream the broadway show at your home. and don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the new ktvu newsletter. go to ktvu.com/email to sign up for the daily service. superfast internet. it's a beautiful thing. superfast internet with an xfinity flex 4k 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with the writer and his costars. the berkeley city attorney is clarifying details in an emergency ordinance thus trying to make it easier for tenants to break their leases. the city attorney says that despite the amendment, landlords can seek members met from rent losses resulting from a lease termination for this interpretation interprets the civil code giving landlords that ride and restricts what the council had hoped it would achieve to protect tenants including uc berkeley students for being held responsible for the existing leases during the covid-19 pandemic. comic airbnb is taking septa crackdown on unauthorized parties at any of its short- term rental homes. the company said guests under the age of 25 with fewer than three positive reviews will no longer be allowed to book homes as to where they live. airbnb would not reveal how it defines close. airbnb says it wants to encourage safe social distancing. it is 8:00 impaired fire breaks out overnight in concord. a project that was under construction. how firefighters quickly got it under control. and what we know about how it started. and people are still setting up a lot of illegal fireworks around the bay area. which raises the fire danger . the police and firefighters are trying to track down whoever is doing it. taking precautions over the holiday weekend, what the governor's office is asking of all of us as california deals with a rise in coronavirus cases. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. friday morning, july 3. i am dave clark. let's talk about getting outside in a safe and responsible way this fourth of july we can. kyla is going to tell us how weather should not be the problem. it will be nice. we said the traffic is light with people staying home trying to do their best social distancing. so, we will have nice weather. that will help. let's start in livermore. one of the places that is not doing poorly with the fog in the low clouds. 59 degrees there. two out of the west southwest at five miles per hour. here's the cloud deck at sfo. the marine layer is with us this morning certainly in the north they were it's 55 degrees in santa rosa. oakland has 53. san jose is a 59. looking at current conditions. we are pretty well socked in along the peninsula and the coast in the bay and the north bay. as we go throughout the day today, we should get that moving out and see some beautiful sunshine. visible is okay. a little bit of a tick off the visibility in the north bay but that's about it. mostly sunny today once we get rid of the fog and low clouds. the coast at about 62 degrees. mid 70s around the bay and mid 80s inland. i will have a more about the forecast where we have a warm- up when we come back. for now let's go over to sal. >> right now we have very nice conditions when it comes to your commute in the bay area. it is lighter than it has been the first four days of this week. we can show you that the traffic on interstate 880 is moving along very well in both directions. if you're driving to the oakland airport or any of the airports, it has been a very nice try. also looking at what is usually a backed up commute here on the bay bridge. even during the pandemic, we had backups here. but today there is not one. the ticket back to the headlines. police and firefighters in concord are investigating an overnight fire that started at a townhouse complex that was under construction. it was first reported on willow pass road just before midnight. we are live now to bring the latest on the damage and the investigation. >> reporter: good morning again to you. concord police added an officer to the security detail to preserve evidence until investigators from the contract costa county fire district arrives to investigate the cause of the two alarm fire. let's look at the video for the fire started at the three-story willow terrace townhomes complex. that complex was under construction. officials say there was a lot of construction material on the first floor which served as fuel for the fire. the planes progressed up to the third floor ultimately shooting through the roof. 40 firefighters using 10 units tamped out the blaze early this morning. the all clear has been given. officials say over the past two weeks there have been a dozen grass fires and up to half dozen structure fires including this one. >> every fire we have under fire in the investigation with inspectors going out to every fire and at least doing an initial investigation. it wasn't occupied and we don't know the source of the fire at this point. >> reporter: a live look at the scene now. police are there preserving evidence until investigators) that is supposed to happen in the next hour or so. in addition to the townhome, two vehicles on an adjoining property were damaged in the fire. no reported injuries. as i said earlier, the fire cause is still under investigation . we will update you again when we talk to you later. firefighters all across the bay area and will be on are bracing for what is expected to be a very busy fourth of july holiday weekend. heat and high winds are expected to create a dangerous situation over the next two days. 4 july holiday weekend pulls a dramatic increase in grass fires in the month of june. crews are on high alert. >> the weather from almost the beginning of fire season certainly at the beginning of june on, has been really created fairly dangerous conditions every single day across contra costa county. firefighters say the growing number of people who are setting up illegal fireworks is only adding to the fire danger this holiday weekend. in oakland, the fire department there is cracking down on illegal fireworks print collection barrels have been set up at fire stations across oakland for people to unused fireworks without penalty. during high fire danger, grizzly peak boulevard is also closed to all nonlocal traffic throughout the weekend. kris will also be a monitoring the situation at lake merritt. in the last one first, there has been a slight drop in the number of covid 19 cases but governor newsom still want social distancing. yesterday 4000 cases were reported but that's down for more than 5%. statewide tour for 6000 cases are reported. more than 6000 people have died. here in the bay area, there are almost 27,000 cases of the coronavirus. 590 people have died. governor asked everybody to wear facial coverings and protect others and he showed up new public service announcements. one of them has a terrifying morning without evening saying a word. the governor called these messages and impractical, nonpharmaceutical ever. and with the fourth of july holiday weekend here and the surge in virus cases, the governor wants everybody to avoid big crowds and gatherings of the extended family. in marin county, new information is shows that county has the highest number of coronavirus cases of any bay area county a of the population size. marin county yesterday had 52 confirmed coronavirus cases for a cumulative total of more than 1300. the bay area news group said that marin county had 482 cumulative coronavirus cases per 100,000 residents per that the highest amount in the region. health officials say marin county also has one of the highest rates of testing. to the south bay were a new health ordered santa clara county clears the way for more businesses to reopen more quickly. and another two weeks, personal care services such as hair and nail salons and massage their baselines will be eligible to reopen as well as gyms and fitness centers and hotels and motels. however, everyone needs to wear a mask and observe the other requirements. >> this virus has proven time and again in communities around the country and around the world that it will come back with a vengeance if you let your guard down. we will not let our guard down here in santa clara county. the county also plans to allow outdoor gatherings for up to 60 people and indoor gatherings of as many as 20 people. the new order there in santa clara county will take effect july 13 or whenever the state approves it. business owners say they have been ready and waiting for weeks to reopen. businesses must meet certain criteria to reopen including social distancing, reporting positive covid 19 cases and limiting capacity. while many workers are eager to welcome their customers back to business, some say that the restrictions will be to limiting. >> one worker per 250 square feet of gross square footage in the facility and one customer per 150 square feet that is open to the public. >> that will limit a lot of businesses as far as how many employees and clients they can service. the county is resuming activities despite an increase of covid 19 cases and being on the states watchlist. the help officers say to the count is been monitoring due to changes in hospitalizations from going from very low numbers to low. you can check county by county information on reopening through the ktvu news appeared we have a running list of what's open and where right on the front page. it is now 8:09 am. it is friday. and we have the weekend here now. weatherwise, how do we look? >> it looks really nice. it will be sunny and a little warmer. but we do have a few things to watch out for. because it is fourth of july weekend. so we have some fire danger to talk about. latest route monster came out and it has shown that as we've seen before, still the entire north bay and blows sickly that you spay and the rest of the bay in severe drought conditions. these are the temperatures today. you can see nampa at 77 degrees. 82 in livermore. the temperatures will go up significantly about 7 degrees or so on saturday. we will stay there saturday and sunday. wind right now is calm. however, saturday night we are expecting to see an onshore breeze. we could see some wind in the hills of that can contribute to fire danger. just want to make sure we are paying attention. marine layer is here today but won't be here tomorrow. relative humidity's below are heading toward the we can. current temperatures with 55 in american canyon. 59 in danville. 60 in san leandro. 54 in san francisco. sam carlos at 60 degrees. 56 at san jose state. this is what we are looking up for today. temperatures along the coast in the low 60s. mid-70s around the bay. it should be gorgeous. mid 80s in. tomorrow the inland temperatures move up to the low 90s. that stays into sunday. and then some cooling on monday. and we do have this beach hazards alert for the south facing beaches for high rip currents. muni dealing with tough times. what the dozens of bus lines that were temporarily cut by muni may become permanent. and a lot of people are rushing to lake tahoe for this holiday weekend. why some business owners and local leaders set day away. they can't handle any more visitors. welcome back. happening today, president trump goes to south dakota and mount rushmore today for an independent day fireworks celebration. thousands of people are expected. south dakota's governor say they will not enforce social distancing and facemasks will be available but not required. comic after that event, president trump flies back to washington, d.c. to celebrate the fourth of july there. in silicon valley, a well- known supporter of president trump reportedly will not campaign for the president's reelection. street journal says peter theo, the cofounder of paypal, does not think president trump will be reelected. in 2016, theo spoke at their republican national convention pd also donated more than $1 million to the trump campaign. but the wall street journal says that this year, he won't speak at the republican convention and he doesn't plan to donate money to the president's reelection campaign. a turkish court is putting 20 officials from saudi arabia on trial for the killing of washington post journalist jamaal khashoggi. he was killed in the saudi consul and is simple in october 2010. the cia and other western governments believe that saudi arabia has crown prince ordered his gun for the defendants are unlikely to ever be handed over to turkey appeared a saudi arabian denies the official denies the allegations. u.s. military investigators have now determined that a young texas soldier who vanished in april was killed by a fellow soldier. this revelation falls growing demands that the army released what ed had learned about the disappearance of 20-year-old soldier vanessa gilling. her remains were recently discovered in a shallow grave east of fort hood where the two soldiers stationed. the army says that the soldier responsible for her death has killed himself. the motive is unclear. somatic the test trials for acorn of ours vaccine that were originally set to begin next week are reportedly now delayed. according to stet news, the biotech company that is making changes how they will carry out the trial involving 30,000 patients. it is still not clear how long the trial will be delayed. at least two other companies are also planning to start covid-19 vaccine trials in the next few months. officials in lake tahoe are they dealing with big crowds this holiday weekend and say there are many safety concerns. parking lots, campgrounds are packed. businesses that have been struggling two months ago are overwhelmed with people. adding to the influx of tourers, they have a shortage of employees. state park officials say that the demands caused by the coronavirus are making things even harder. >> we had to hire more people to keep up and keep our staff safe in the public say. so there are these layers of challenges. more people, less demand managers to help take care of it really means everybody needs to step up their game and leave tahoe better than they found it. one big concern is trash piling up since there ought not in a parking place to pick it up. another concern is safety because of the pandemic. if you're visiting, you are reminded to practice social distancing and wear a mask. for those of us were staying home for the fourth of july weekend, sal, it's easy to move around on the streets because there's less traffic overall. >> i was like that. i was loved it when other people were gone and you had the town to yourself. and i think a lot of people are going to be okay with that. let's talk about some of these commutes. i want to mention traffic at the toll plaza has been better than usual. we have not had any of that slow traffic that we normally have here at the toll pleasant. it has been light and no major issues. we are also looking at interstate 80 and we also looked at the other bay area bridges. they have been light. so today definitely come it is a holiday for some, and you can tell. i think maybe other people are doing what i'm doing this morning. i'm just looking at pictures of the coast instead of going there. right. that's the california coast picture behind me. a nice weekend coming up. a beautiful day today, too. let's look at temperatures now. 55 in santa rosa. 55 also in san francisco. 55 at half moon bay. berkeley at 55 degrees. fremont 55 degrees. you get the idea. we are in the 50s for the most part. but oakland is at 61. there is a marine layer very present in and around the san francisco bay area. it is slated to mix out as we get our way to the afternoon and we should get lovely sunshine. beautiful, like history. 64 in san francisco. 80 in napa and 84 in concord butte 74 in fremont. redwood city at 77. around the bay it will be gorgeous. yesterday nice and appeared sending today. warming up on saturday and sunday as we head for the weekend. that's because the low pressure system is heading in and then we have high-pressure building in for the desert south west. that will help pump our temperatures appeared saturday we will warm up and temperatures on the coast with the 60s. in luke, upper 80s to the low 90s. and check this out, the marine layer, there goes late at 70. you can still sit clinging to the coast a little bit. but tomorrow, not bad. should be less of a marine layer presence morning allowing us to heat up more. also tomorrow, i want to tell you that there is a lunar eclipse happening saturday evening. it's due between a third p.m. and 9:30 pm. it's the shadow of the outer edge of the earth being cast upon the face of the moon. not very dramatic but kind of cool if you want to check it out. extended forecast. looking out for fire conditions with wind possible saturday night as we were. the marine layer will return on monday and that will start to cool us down a little bit more. a u-haul with generations of family heirlooms was stolen from an east bay city. coming up, how the family and police are working to get those valuable items back. and renewed pressure to change the name of the washington redskins. how corporate sponsors are making their stance clear. this home is equipped with gig speed internet from xfinity. there's this game-time internetting room. 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the union said the filmmakers have not been upfront about safety protocols and still have not signed proper agreement forms. the film is a thriller based on the pandemic and it stars demi moore good it was set to be one of the first movies back in production in los angeles. there is movement in the debate we have been reporting on about whether or not the washington redskins should change the team's name. just a short time ago, the football team enough that in the wake of several high- profile racial events in the country, the team will conduct a quote thorough review of its controversial name. when espn the ball writer says the wentz redskins names on the way out. several major companies including fedex which is the title sponsor for the team stadium satan, pushing the team to change his name. the golden state warriors want you to help defeat the coronavirus. >> please make sure to practice social and physical distancing. >> that is the worst head coach steve carol and the public service announcement urging fans to wear your facemask and wash your hands regular. just like in sports, it takes a team effort to be successful. at least 40 states now seeing a rise in coronavirus cases. how leaders in florida, texas and other states are dealing with the outbreaks. and taking responsibility for safety this holiday weekend. health professionals say families can celebrate 4 july safely. the fourth of july will look a lot different this year. how health professors want you to take precautions and be safe. and temporary muni service cuts may become permit. what muni is doing to survive the pandemic. it is 8:30 am. good morning. it's friday. are you ready for friday and the holiday weekend? >> im more than ready for a week now. we are talking about the weather for today and for the weekend. >> we are starting off a little cloudy this morning in spots but it will be a nice day. and then we have a lovely weekend on tap where we are warming up. so maybe you are that person with a pool or something. inland will have perfect temperatures for that. let's start off with do you know the way to san jose. we do. 59 degrees in san jose right now. there are some clouds right now as you can see around sfo. but also blue skies working its way in. santa rosa still sucked in with clouds. 55 degrees. 55 in livermore and 59 in san jose. this has been the big story this morning as the marine layer just won this morning. and it will stay that way for a couple more hours before it moves out. he was a little drizzle at the coach, too. but visibly fine. not bad. today we will get rid of low clouds and get afternoon sun in and seasonal temperatures again. 60s at the coast. beautiful mid-seventies around the base and made 80s inland. a warm-up coming for saturday and sunday. but for now we will send it over to sal who definitely knows the way to san jose and many other places. >> thank you very much but let's look at what we have now. we had a light commute and even when we had some crashes that have been relatively minor, they have not caused a lot of slowing. you see the bay bridge. we never had a backup this morning here. we have looked at some of the other commutes and they have been fine. not to much of a backup on highway 4 or 680 or any of that. a couple of minor accidents. a minor crash on san mateo bridge. traffic onto it he looks good. now let's go back to the headlights. 4 july weekend is here and it comes with a warning from the governor to wear your facemask and social distance if you go out over the holidays. we have all the details on that. >> good morning. happy friday. the government is urging everyone to stay at home if possible over 4 july holiday and be responsible. if you're going to a barbecue or a gathering, by all means, take precautions. the case numbers jumped in a big way in the state. wednesday over 4000 californians came down with the high-speed numbers cannot be ignored anymore. the governor cannot stress it enough. wear a mask at all times and practice social distancing. the last thing he wants to do is shutdown the state again but if people don't listen, it is certainly an option. >> we don't want to do things to you but with you. but we reserve the right to move forward with this mandate if we don't see actions at local levels demonstrably. just in 24 hours you have seen local level action along the lines of what we are hoping for and we expect all 19 to come in to comply meant complaints. and if not the head will be forced in the spirit that requires this moment. and again, we are confident that we will see progress. locally, some new restrictions to share. pacifica and half moon bay have shut down their beaches in the parking lots until monday morning after the holiday. some mighty tough rules especially over a holiday weekend but the locals understand that it's all about keeping people healthy. i think in times like right now, it's really hard to not be able to gather in places like this because it's so beautiful but at the same time it's really important for the greater good and with the holiday weekend it's important to not have people gather here. the city of san francisco is also shutting down its beach parking lot over the weekend. that baker beach chrissy field and china beach. pedestrians and bicycles still have access to those areas. health officials are also worried about the number of young people that have been affected in when you put half of sacramento county cases were people under the age of 40. a it is a third frame. there may be less traffic than normal. but the chp is out there for maximum holiday enforcement. extra officers will be out between 6 pm tonight and late sunday night. if you do drive this weekend, sure you know the local health orders and restrictions. during the memorial day weekend, 458 tickets were issued statewide for speeding more than 100 miles per hour. that's up 173% over the same period last year. napa county has a covid-19 compliance task force to protect the public during the pandemic. the teams from the county and the city will team up and keep an eye on complaints about social conferencing and social distancing and other violations of the orders. if you violate the news orders, you could be hit with a fine. and there could be a heavy fine if you're in redwood city and you are caught using illegal fireworks. redwood city police department say all fireworks are illegal in the city. if you are caught, you could face up to a $50,000 fine and you could go to jail. since the first time since 19 39 the city canceled their annual fourth of july festival parade and fireworks show. almost all of our work shows around the bay area have been canceled. moses intends also canceling their fireworks shows because of the coronavirus pandemic. the cancellations are also having a big impact on the fireworks industry. some of the companies i was bought the supplies needed to put on the now canceled fireworks shows. >> it will be difficult and tough but we will see what happens. normally there is about 16,000 of fireworks shows in cities and towns around the country on the fourth of july. one man is under arrest after an attempted carjacking that was caught on video. it led to a police chase and then the suspect driving off the cliff near santa cruz. myles rachlin said he was driving north on highway 1 on tuesday afternoon when he saw a man standing in the middle of the road arguing with someone. watch the dashcam a video in rachlin's car shows the man approaching his vehicle and pulling out a gun. he looks at me and he goes, help me out. help me out. and i said no, no. i won't shoot you if you get out and he goes, get out and hit the side of my car with the butt of his gun and he was out of his mind. he could have just pulled the trigger and that would have been the end of me. reglan drove away but then his refacing camera shows the suspect comforting other drivers at gunpoint eventually carjacking and woman in a honda civic for the suspect led the police on a high-speed chase before driving off a cliff and into the ocean. at the end of all of it him of the man was arrested and they say he was not hurt. police in the east bay are asking for the public's help in finding a driver who hit a child with their band and then drove away. the chp said it happened in martinez yesterday just before 4 pm near vine and leslie understood this white van seen on camera hit a seven-year-old boy who is writing his good for the boy was airlifted to children's hospital oakland. he is expected to recover. if you have information, call the police. to make san francisco police made an arrest for a homicide that happened in april. officers arrested 52-year-old james davis yesterday after he was reportedly identified in a surveillance video . he was booked on several charges including assault and involuntary manslaughter. the victim was a 41-year-old man who was found unconscious at franklin and mccollister street after an assault on april 18. the man died at a nearby hospital. back in east bay, the search continues for these responsible for sealing and moving truck and berkeley. the u-haul was stolen right outside his home. it was filled with irreplaceable mementos up onto his only parents for the neighbors security camera system showed the theft happening at 6:30 am yesterday morning. several men tried but failed to cut the lock on the u-haul. when they couldn't loot the van, they stole it. >> all of the family members. i mean, i was looking at my parents wedding pictures. there are so many little things for my kids that i wanted to bring them. the desk and a little chair. the man said he fears his family treasures have been dumped somewhere and will never be recovered. at the same time, he said he hopes that these abandon the van with everything still inside and whoever spot it calls please. muniz said next year it will only be able to provide 70% of its pre-covid-19 service. that means four lines were cut and won't be back unless new money spent. any plans to bring back muni metro rail service next month and some more bus lines. only 23 of the 68 bus lines are running right now. starting on monday bart will raise the price of parking at six oakland b.a.r.t. stations per the fees are going up because of new 18 1/2 percent tax on all parking fees collected citywide. parking at the coliseum, fruitvale, lake merritt, martha and rock ridge stations will go up from three dollars to $3.55. the daily rate at the west oakland station will go from $10.50 up to $12.40. so many of us have developed a new appreciation for the backyard. our neighborhood. and we can call the on to service as this we can. >> i agree. i have a nice patio where i am and i never really thought about the patio before but all the sudden it's my favorite pot. it's to hang out. we have adjusted. we're doing the best we can some days is pretty good. today should be a beautiful day also. i want to bring you into awareness of things you should think about. the monster came at and we do have severe drought conditions in most of the bay area. you can sit there in the dark brown. that's to say there's plenty tools for fire that around. not unusual for this time of year but as we go through today, we have seasonal temperatures in the list in the bottom. the temperatures will move up tomorrow and in some spots they will get into the local 90s as we get to saturday and sunday. the wind is calm this morning and you can see that as we look to the north and the east bay. fairfield is giving delta breeze. saturday night, we could see an increase in some of the wind in the hills and again that could also be exacerbating danger for fires. it just be aware. this is what's happening to the marine layer is present this morning. here are some of the temperatures outside. about 55 degrees. 57 in alameda. we got 60s out there and sell sand colors in the low 60s. we just hit 60 degrees in terms appeared today we will see highs in the mid 80s for inland committees. beautiful 70s out on the coast. tomorrow the end when temperatures go up to the low 90s and that stays with us as we get into cindy. i want to mention we do have a beach hazard alert we have four s. facing pieces through sunday. hoping to prevent fires for this fourth of july weekend. still to come last fire protection association. many people are being told to stay home on independence day. plus, texas, florida and dozens of other states did with the rise of coronavirus cases. read the governor of florida refuses to call for another lockdown. there has been a dramatic rise in the number of new covid 19 cases across california over the past two weeks. ours is one of 40 u.s. states where the infected curve is now going appeared florida is one of the hardest hit. florida's governor has decided not to impose a shutdown. florida senator rick scott is defending the governor's decision saying people need information and not mandates. >> the cdc and who has not been consistent with their message. we got to be contestants with the message and talk to people. the governor of texas is among those ordering people to wear face comings. the president said he has no plans to issue a national mandate to require people to wear mess. several black lives matter protests are planned in the bay era through the weekend. purchaser said they want to call attention to the ongoing struggle for racial justice in the united states on this independence day we can. protest scheduled for today include a black lives matter or event around oakland lake merritt from noon until 1 pm. in santa clara, a black is beautiful street art and protest event in lincoln park at 3 pm. in san francisco, a rally scheduled at coit tower from 5:30 pm until 8:30 pm, called the statues are down, now what? >> san francisco da is part of a new push to confront racism in the criminal justice system. he's joining with district attorneys from boston and philadelphia to help with the pilot effort to tackle racial inequities and police violence and misconduct. the group will be patterned after south africa's postapartheid truth and reconciliation commission. that commission helped to just give space for injustices to be heard. it happened during the more than 40 years of apartheid rule. the grassroots law project is leading the effort. they are expected to be in operation by this fall. twitter promises its user something they have wanted for a long time. on wall street, the markets are closed today. pam cook is here now with today's dollars and cents. >> reporter: goodman. opening bell today because the markets are closed in observance of independence day. but economists are weighing in on the jobs report we got this week. many more that the u.s. still has a long road back to pre- coronavirus love as per the latest jobs report showed the u.s. gained back 4.8 million jobs last month as many states allow businesses to reopen. many economists say it's to early to declare a recovery. >> these people were coming back off the sidelines by and large, but for one thing, we still have a long way to go. we lost 22 million jobs in march and april. the unemployment rate is now 11.1% down from 13% in may but 19 million americans are still collecting unemployment. here in california, weekly unemployment claims were down slightly. this week 279,000. good news though, the employment development department announced it is extending unemployment benefits in california for an additional 20 weeks. walmart is trying to lift the spirits during the pandemic in a fun, new way. the nation's largest retailer is teaming up with tribeca enterprises to transform 160 of its parking lots into drive in movie theaters. walmart will help with concessions allowing families to order online for curbside pickup the drive-ins will run from august through october. hopefully, some bay area locations but the location and movie titles have not been announced yet. and twitter is making a statement about coronavirus safety by promising something users have wanted for a long time. twitter says it will add that edit button when everyone wears a mask. everyone. the option to edit tweets is one of the biggest demands from twitter users. many people are tweeting support and other pessimistically expressing there will never be an edit button because not everyone will wear a mask. that message from twitter has been retreated to an a half million times and has sparked a lot of discussion. that they look at dollars and cents. happening today, the san francisco giants restart their spring training by working out at oracle park for the players have to follow the rules for social distancing, physical contact and sanitation. cross the baby a's will reboot their spring training. pitchers and catchers will head out tomorrow with a full team workout on sunday. the shortened 60 game season begins on june 23. july 23. sal is excited for the return of baseball. and are helping us get out the door now. >> traffic is doing very well out there. we see that the traffic is doing well in san jose. let's start there. northbound 280 right through san jose, on the right there, you can see it's moving along nicely. no major issues. san mateo bridge is looking good also. i have not been able to find a lava flow traffic today. today is a holiday and it's obvious for the traffic. a 50 1 am. 8:51 am. the weather today is starting off foggy and cloudy. but we are going to get some sunshine. it should be similar to yesterday. just give it a minute or maybe a couple of hours and then we will look good. current tipsters now is 55 in santa rosa. berkeley 55 degrees. 58 at sfo. san jose 59 degrees. temperatures are mild as we have the marine layer with us. it is very pervasive in the north bay this morning and down on the peninsula. hang on, the sunshine will come. as you can see it will take a minute to get this all mixed up. when we get there, we will see nice temperatures around the bay. full fremont at 74 with matthew at some date. 64 in san francisco. 83 in santa rosa. 82 in livermore. that will be nice. we had a nice day yesterday as well. today will be similar. saturday and sunday we start to warm up because low pressure that's kept us in the seasonable temperatures will retreat and weaves the high- pressure take his place. that means that when this ridge builds up in the desert southwest, it will bring us a drier air mess. that means that number one, less marine layer tomorrow. we'll see that compress a bit. warmer temperatures for the fourth of july. at the coast we could see upper 60s in some spots. upper 70s to low 80s around the bay with lots of sunshine. upper 80s to low 90s if you're in wood. check out the marine layer. here goes. it's hanging out on the coast a little bit there as we get into the evening. but then not that bad as we get into our saturday morning. it's looking pretty good. you start to get the warm-up comic. also if you are a person who likes to star days, a lunar eclipse is happening saturday between 8:30 pm and 9:30 pm. that is when you have the shadow from the edge of the earth being put upon the face of the moon. it is kind of subtle so you won't notice a big thing like a total eclipse but it's cool. five day forecast says that july 4th is a warm one. what's that wind on saturday night and of course we have dry conditions but be fire aware over the next five days. we will cool down starting next week though. legoland is getting ready to celebrate independence day . this morning, the underwater display celebrating the red white and blue. first, hamilton is not coming back to san francisco anytime soon. but now you can still see the broadway production from the comfort of your own home. also, have you done this yet? you can have the morning headlines delivered right to by signing up for the new ktvu newsletter. head over to ktvu.com/ml and you can sign up for this daily service. welcome back. it is 8:57 am. with most of the fireworks shows canceled, officials worry that people will try to shoot off thrown fireworks. complaints have been pouring in of people shooting off illegal fireworks around the bay area, even what is called safe and sane fireworks are legal most bay area cities. >> with this year, with new, and all our public shows being canceled, we have extreme concern over people doing fireworks over neighborhood parties. >> they showed us how fast a firecracker can play onto a roof and start a fire. dozens of people in the bay area are celebrating their new american citizenship after a special ceremony. a naturalization ceremony was held at the uss hornet museum. 25 people were sworn in as american citizens. many sat there looking forward to their new freedoms including the opportunity to vote. >> the election in november, it will be an incredibly important one. one of the things i'm happiest about is the ability to exercise my vote. that election will decide, for the next generation, how we choose to treat each other. it will defined how we treat other countries and people from other countries. >> the naturalization ceremonies have been put on hold by the u.s. citizenship services but they recently resumed with social distancing protocols. a concert with vanilla ice has been called off. he said he canceled the show due to public backlash. the concert was going to be hosted by a bar and grill but with mighty mac cases biking in texas, medical experts warned the show posed a health risk. >> basically, i'm not going. i listen to my fans, i hear you people out there. i did know the numbers are so crazy in austin. it is not about that. >> the vanilla ice concert has something of a tradition austin. with an 1800 tickets are sold last year but the restaurant scaled-back the tendons to 500 tonight, but the concert is not happening. it is official. hamilton is available to stream on disney plus. you can watch the broadway hit on your own home television. ♪ >> the film version of the hit tony ward musical was captured on broadway in june 2016. topping the charts with the highest number of covid-19 cases relative to the population in the bay area, why experts say the numbers in marin county are climbing. investigators are keeping a watch on the scene of a two alarm fire. while the fire is out, there are many questions about what caused it. hoping to prevent fires from starting on this fourth of july holiday weekend. we hear from the national fire association about concerns over fireworks, despite the fact that many people are being told to shelter in place. good morning. welcome to morning sun 2. look at this picture of a cloudy sky over a beach in pacific up. i know the speech pretty well

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