>> good morning frank, good morning to you at home. frank, i can't believe it. august already. how did this happen, rosemary? >> i don't know, it's like the twilight zone. it's like i came home mid-march and haven't left. good morning to you. first day of august and we are going to be a lot like the end of july when it comes to the weather. temperatures are expected to warm slightly. we are starting out with low clouds this morning. we have the onshore breeze that will continue. it will weaken a little bit today and allow inland cities to warm up. some areas expected to warm anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees, all medical back down on sunday. that cooling trend will areas and the first week of august. but the details on the current conditions, afternoon highs and what you can expect an extended forecast, coming up. >> secures me. a group of amazon workers taking part in a caravan protest to demand safer conditions at a company warehouse in san leandro. this morning's demonstration against the world's largest online retailer. sarah, good morning. >> reporter: frank, the caravan is expected to start any minute now and they are going to go about half a mile from the meeting location to the warehouse. dozens of amazon workers are together this morning to bring awareness to what they call unsafe working conditions at the warehouse in san leandro. they are delivering a petition in hopes of getting the warehouse to be shut down and sanitized. according to the los angeles times, amazon's policies on keeping workers safe during the pandemic are being examined by california's attorney general. amazon set aside $800 million in the first half of the year for safety measures. they hope to have fans going to the date of the creative process to inform employees of positive covid-19 cases, the retaliation against workers, among other things. we have reached out to amazon and are waiting to hear back. california has reached another troubling milestone when it comes to coronavirus. half 1 million people in the state have tested positive for the virus. more than 9200 have died from the disease. there were 3000 coronavirus tests in july, 1000 more than in june. the bay area is reporting 53,000 infections and that includes 821 deaths. a teenager from the central valley is the first child in california to die from the coronavirus. the person died earlier this week at valley children's hospital in madera, which is just northwest of fresno. the state is not revealing the teens name, gender, or specific age because of privacy laws that doctors say the patient did have underlying health issues. fresno county's interim health director became emotional while discussing the impact of the child's health. >> the huge trauma for everyone involved, including the hospital workers who are still coping on this case. i am speechless when it comes to anything i could say to the family. >> 9% of california cases are children. the cdc reported nationwide to 230 children have died from the coronavirus. time now 7:04. the top three health officials in the country appeared before the house select committee to answer questions about the nation's response to the pandemic. dr. anthony fauci , robert bradfield and brett gilroy hopeful a vaccine could be ready by late fall or early winter. lawmakers still have a lot of questions. more than 4.5 million people in the u.s. have now tested positive for the virus and over 153,000 people have died. >> why are all of the countries defeating the disease and we are not? >> there was such a diversity of response in this country from different states that we really did not have a unified bringing everything down. >> at one point during the hearing, only representative jim jordan went after dr. fauci for not calling for an end to the protests the nation has seen over the last two months. fauci said people should avoid crowds as much as possible but said it is not in his place to make recommendations on the protests. congress has adjourned for the weekend without a deal on extending enhanced unemployment benefits. that money ran out this morning. republicans and democrats are still far apart on extending the benefit intended to help nearly 30 million workers who lost their jobs during this pandemic. tensions rose higher after democrats rejected the republicans proposed short-term fix that would have extended the benefit for the week. >> a temporary solution to make sure that unemployment, enhanced on the climate continues has been rejected not once but multiple times. >> didn't even have the votes for it in the senate. >> speaker pelosi and other democratic leaders are set to meet with white house officials to get negotiations back on track. the final checks from that enhanced on employment benefit havarti been sent out and that is going to create a new chapter in the economic crisis that is ongoing. here in california, the jobless benefits of more than 3 million people are said to fall an average of 65%. millions of california workers are among those across the country now wondering what is going to happen next. >> i need to be able to pay rent and on top of that i'm going to have to start making payments on my car. >> i just added receiving benefits from them 2 to 3 weeks ago because there was this whole battle of me trying to contact them about what was going on with my account. >> state lawmakers and psychomotor may take action in response to the failure to reach a deal in washington, d.c. and they are now considering a special benefit program in california to provide $600 a week to those who lost the federal benefit. surfaces go police hotel valence video will help them track down the boat the thief who stole computers from a school in the richmond district at st. thomas apostle elementary school on balboa street. the video shows the thief calmly walking down the hallways while ransacking several of the classrooms. he's seen placing some of the computers inside a large gym bag during his five hours inside the school. he even took time for a quick break. >> he helped himself to popsicles out of the faculty room and he left a melting ones in the front lobby. >> the laptops were supposed to be handed out to students for the new year before they start the required distance learning. today, part cruise are beginning a three-month project replacing and rebuilding attract components. this is causing them to close the trackway between the bay fair and south he would stations for five weekends. bus service will be provided for those who need it. b.a.r.t. says travelers should plan for 20 to 30 minutes added to their trip. let's check in with rosemary and get our forecast. a gray start, as usual. hello august. >> the low clouds this morning will peel away, we are looking at a warm-up, at least for the inland cities and around the bay. temperatures will come up a few degrees over yesterday. the you can see from the ktvu across the oakland estuary toward san francisco, a lot of overcast sky this morning. this type of weather tends to cause a little trouble to arriving flights. maybe a few delays for folks coming into san francisco. the temperatures in san francisco right now, 54 degrees. santa rosa starting at was mostly sunny skies. 49 outside your door. oakland, 61, 56 in livermore under mostly sunny skies and san jose reporting 59 under partly cloudy, partly sunny conditions. there's a few the 24 hour temperature change. santa rosa done by 6 degrees, it is because the north bay waking up with more sunshine this morning as the clear skies in the overnight hours that allows us to really cool off. meanwhile around the bay, san jose done by 2 degrees, the wind will continue to be a bit unsure, although expected to be consent. fairfield reporting 50 miles per hour. oakland is calm, nevada, santa rosa, also come. as we get into the afternoon, perhaps just a bit of sea breeze in the coastline and inside today. meanwhile, when it comes to the father, we can see that dark shade of gray right over the east bay over some of our east bay hills and along the coastline. visibility just above a mile. if you are traveling along highway 1 this morning, be prepared to come across some of that fog before it finally lifts as we get through the morning hours. forecasted highs for today, we've got santa rosa, 90 degrees expected for you there. 69 for san francisco. mid-70s, oakland. the 90s in livermore and 83 over san jose. temperatures are right about afferents. a little bit above for some, especially with santa rosa starting at sentencing you can expect to be warmer than yesterday. i come back, i'll have a better look around at afternoon has for today. then we begin a cooling trend. more on this coming up in just a little bit. coming up, san francisco mayor london breed unveils a new city budget that includes diverting funds from the police department. how the mayor is planning on spending that money instead. plus a hurricane taking aim at florida. the current track and how the state is taking aim amid the coronavirus pandemic. power to your morning when you wake up with mornings on 2. you always have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox 2 news app. presented democratic presidential candidate joe biden is reportedly close to naming his running mate. sources tell the associated press that he is expected to make an announcement in the coming weeks after conducting final interviews. that would push the announcement closer to the democratic national convention, which begins on august 17th. instead of the deadline today that biden had previously indicated. there is a short list. southern california commitment karen bass, the chair of the congressional back caucuses a contender. former obama national security adviser susan rice and senator, love colors. president trump it up another law enforcement endorsement from florida's largest police organization. the announcement came ahead of the meeting at the white house with the national association of police organizations. president trump has been critical of those coming to defund police department in the wake of george floyd's death. the president traveled to florida where he met with the sheriff. san jose has become the latest u.s. city to sue the trump administration over its recent order to exclude undocumented immigrants from the 2020 senses. the lawsuit contends that the president is fighting the constitutional mandate to count everyone in the united states for purely political reasons. san jose mayor sam liccardo says his city would be hit especially hard if undocumented workers are ignored in this year's census. >> this is a very personal issue. i have friends who are undocumented, classmates who are undocumented, members of my extended family who are undocumented. >> the suit also claims president trump is illegally targeting california and other states that have a large number of immigrants. similar lawsuits have been filed by the cities of oakland and los angeles. preparations are underway along the florida coast as hurricane isaias the moves closer to the u.s. the hurricane could hit florida later today, then develop the entire east coast early next week but the federal and state response has been tricky because of the coronavirus. in a typical hurricane, resident floc shelters, hundreds of people together in close quarters. that is one of the worst things you can do in a pandemic. >> normally you might evacuate. this time, boy devices going to focus on sheltering in place for floridians who live at home, as well as for those in long-term care centers like nursing homes or the people who are hospitalized. >> shelters are being set up in a number of states where people will be screened for covid-19 symptoms and given protective equipment as they enter. 7:17, let's talk about the weather here with rosemary, certainly we are not seeing anything like a hurricane here. we feel for them as they go through that right now. >> if there's anything to complain about, is that the weather hasn't changed much but if you are enjoying this, you're going to enjoy this weekend but before we get to the local forecast, let's take a look at what is going on on the other half of the country. live look there at miami this morning, where the rain bands are beginning to move then as the hurricane makes its way closer to the class. a look at the storm tracker 2 satellite and radar, you can see some of those bands there. not a lot going on just yet but it is expected to remain a category one as it moves closer to areas of florida. there's a look at the path at this point. it looks like it will remain offshore, at least the eye of the storm is going to crush the coast as it moves up. we will continue to track this for you but it looks like the current path remaining with winds anywhere from 75 miles per hour to 80 miles per hour as it wakes up toward georgia. continuing to skirt the east side of the coastline there. it will remains a category one of of the next 48 hours. it's the first day of august and we are looking at clouds along the coastline and inside the bay. that quite as cloudy in the north bay. waking up with more sense in this morning, as well as portions of the inner east bay in the south bay. that is only going to allow you to warm up quicker today and temperatures are expected to be a few degrees warmer to several degrees warmer for our inland cities by the afternoon. right now, a cool 49 degrees over santa rosa. meanwhile, around the bay, we have temperatures in the mid-50s to low to mid 60s. 61 in oakland, 56 in san francisco, closer to the water happening today. 55 at half moon bay with fog this morning. visibility just over a mile they reported at the airport. inland we have 64 degrees at brentwood. san jose looking nice for the afternoon. lunchtime numbers, 76. as we get into the second part of the day, 83 expected the afternoon high for you there. going to be gorgeous. temperatures seasonal. upper it is expected for nevada. we go 90 degrees for santa rosa. " it's been going on. starting out at 49 at this hour and expected to go all the way to 90 the second part of the day. brentwood one of the hotspots around the bay, mid-70s in oakland. 69 in the city of san francisco. that's going to be a beautiful day to be there. low 80s in san jose. lower 90s for morgan hill and a nice 78 for our friends who live in santa cruz. your extended forecast there, temperatures going to drop off by a few degrees for tomorrow but continue to drop. right now, it looks like tuesday, wednesday, some of the coolest days when our inland cities are in low to mid 80s. low 70s around the bay, low 60s of the coast, back to you. thank you rosemary. coming up next, a parking lot and into a drive-in theater. ahead, the sellout crowd and how the concept is helping some other businesses nearby as well. plus, the donation to the san francisco fire department as they see an uptick of coronavirus cases. we'll be right back. happening today, the latest by area city to work on how to deal with an emergency during the pandemic. there emergency agencies will begin a virtual evacuation drill in the citywide effort to prepare for a major fire or earthquake. they are going to use a ragas community warning system to test the city's emergency evacuation plan while conducting other public safety drills. firefighters in southern california are moving to battle a fast-moving wildfire. the brushfire that is burning right now in riverside county. the apple fire was first reported around 5:00 last night near cherry valley. cal fire says it is burned nearly 1900 acres. right now, there is zero containment. officials say it started as two smaller brushfires that merged into one. additional crews are heading to the area to try to help with that firefight. there are evacuation orders in place but so far, no structures or homes have been lost. back in the bay area, san francisco's affirmative says the department is beginning to see an uptick in coronavirus cases. to date, the fire department has 15 confirmed cases. some people have returned to work after quarantine. at least a couple of those infected are fighting more severe symptoms of covid-19. >> this week, we have had two members admitted to hospitals due to their symptoms. we are keeping them in our thoughts and prayers and hope the public will as well. time now is 7:24. san francisco fire officials are investigating a two-alarm fire at an apartment complex in north beach. the fire started yesterday morning at powell and then water street. 10 people have been displaced. officials are looking into a possibility of arson. residents say someone may have been setting vehicles on fire when the flames spread into that apartment building. >> i was awakened by a large explosion and then smoke and i knew it came from the garage and where my van was parked. >> i was sleeping and my wife woke me up because the lady that lives there was yelling fire. >> residents are hoping security footage from the building will give investigators some answers. the american red cross is now helping those who have been displaced. families of four people killed last month when an suv went off the side of the car kings bridge are now demanding changes be made to that page. families holding a march yesterday in sacramento. i went to the caltrans building demanding the page be made safer. two other crashes have happened on the page within the last year. friends and family of the victims say enough is enough. >> they have a very steep curve. when that curve comes up, they lose control and attend to hit the same area. all this could be prevented if they put a guard rail or raise the wall. >> no car, no motorcycle should go over that bridge. none of these lives should have been lost. no mothers should grieve, the wives, no family, no cousins, no friends, no one should grieve the loss of someone because of a low barrier that can be changed. >> family members are calling for the site barriers to be raised or for caltrans to make other changes. coming up, president trump is planning on pinning the popular video app tiktok. plus, members of the salon industry cutting straight to the point. they want to open and/or business now. the rally held as many say they can't hold out much longer. you want a cold drink because you are thirsty. but you also want to not spend money. get 7 cups free with 7rewards. big gulp drink. free. 7 times. we might know you better than you know yourself. 7-eleven. always open. a hate crime investigation is underway in vallejo after someone paper spray-painted a racial slur on the campaign office of a city councilman. the search for the person responsible and why the councilman believes he was targeted. workers in the east bay are demanding more productions at an amazon warehouse. the petition they hope will cause to the warehouse to be deep cleaned. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2, as we are taking a look outside at the oakland estuary, we have seen this before. a little bit of a gray start to things outside as of those boats rocked gently on this saturday morning. welcome to mornings on 2 on this saturday, the first day and first weekend of august. good morning to you frank. >> good morning claudine. the summer is raising by because we are in quarantine but if you like the weather the last couple of weeks, you're going to love it today. it's familiar. right rosemary? good morning. >> good morning to both of you. only subtle changes going on today. temperatures will be slightly warmer. we have been very seasonal for this time of year. enjoy more stock in this pattern, however you may see it. we are looking at mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. partly cloudy at the cost for today and temperatures into the mid-90s for some of our hotter locations. we are going to check in on current conditions and lineup the afternoon highs. i see:20 and the extended forecast. more on this, coming up. >> look forward to that rosemary, thanks. labor groups participating in a caravan protest in the east bay demanding safer working conditions at an amazon warehouse located in san leandro. ktvu's tracking this demonstration and joins us with more on that. good morning. >> good morning frank. >> reporter: the caravan is underway as of about 10 minutes ago. this group is going from the meeting location to the amazon warehouse, which is just about a half-mile away. dozens of amazon workers are together this morning to bring awareness to what they call unsafe working conditions at the warehouse in san leandro. they are delivering a petition to amazon in hopes of getting the warehouse to shut down and be sanitized. according to the los angeles times, amazon's policies on keeping workers safe during the pandemic are being examined by california's attorney general. amazon set aside $800 million in the first half of the year for safety measures. workers continue to vans clean creating a process to inform employees of positive covid-19 cases and no retaliation against workers, among other things. >> what we are hoping to achieve today is we are hoping to put enough pressure on amazon to get them to take the necessary safety measures. >> reporter: we have reached out to amazon about this and are waiting to hear back. reporting live, sara zendehnam. officials in contra costa county are urging people to take the coronavirus seriously. >> we have had a shift in the demographics that we've noticed that younger people are dying from this. it is time to become serious about covid-19. people must respect the guidelines of the health community. we must wear protective gear at work, we must wash our hands, we must practice social distancing. >> yesterday, health officials say community transmission of the virus is accelerating and they are trying to reach out to those being disproportionately affected by the virus, including latino and american populations. hair salon owners in dublin, pleasanton, and livermore are planning a rally in the east bay today. this follows a similar demonstration outside san francisco city hall on friday in the fight to allow indoor service at salons. the salon owners say they can't afford to be closed for much longer. they want state leaders to know they are confident they can safely operate their businesses indoors. >> we have basically been abandoned as an industry and nobody seems to be listening to us. >> 1000 hours of our training, we learned how to do safety, sanitation and disinfectant. that's the main part of our license but it's not whether we are good at doing her, it's whether we are safe and sanitary. >> governor newsom's updated public health order bans indoor haircuts and styling in the entire bay area. outdoor hair appointments are still allowed in contra costa county and other parts of california. officials in utah are monitoring the coronavirus outbreak at a children's summer camp. 600 children and 120 staff were at the camp and after nearly a week together, nearly 250 of the campers and staffers tested positive for the virus. kids were not required to wear masks about the camp said it did several precautionary measures against the virus. the cdc says its investigation those children of all ages are susceptible to infection. time now is 7:35. san francisco's mayor london. plans to divert $140 million from law enforcement to programs helping the african- american communities. she released her budget for the next two fiscal years $22.7 billion for the first year, 12.6 billion in your number two. since the pandemic is causing a budget shortfall, breeders turning to departments savings such as not filling vacant positions, wage freezes and taking money from a reserve fund set aside for economic downturns. she is also asking voters to approve a business tax measure in november. before african-american programs will go toward education, jobs, health care, and housing. >> if we are going to make real change, we need to do the hard work. it's going to take all of us coming together day after day, week after week, month after month, year after year. >> police chief bill scott says the cuts are significant but will not diminish the police department's ability to serve the public. the police officers association says it supports investing in communities of color but" are concerned that by not filling vacancies, our department will be stretched even thinner. someone defaced the campaign office of an african- american councilman who is running for mayor in vallejo. police have launched a hate crime investigation. the graffiti includes racial slurs against councilman hakim brown. there are also spray-painted messages saying black lives matter and defund the vallejo police department. brown says he is for police reforms and opposes racial profiling. critics argue he is supported by the police union and is pictured on a campaign flyer with the vallejo police union president. >> i think it's vandalism, i think it's hate speech, i think it's an attempt to be divisive and get away from the issues. >> vallejo's mayor is calling the vandalism violent races. the police chief says his department will conduct a thorough investigation to identify the perpetrators of this quote disgusting hate crime. in a separate case, the vallejo police department announced an independent investigation and what chief williams calls troubling and disturbing allegations some current and former officers are accused of bending the tips of their star shaped badges to mark each time they shot and killed someone. a former captain says he learned about the bad spending after the deadly police shooting of willie mccoy, who was outside a talk about last year. vallejo police say they now received statements from the two different sources within the department. the purpose expected to take several months to complete. sir francis drake high school in san anselmo has a temporary name. for now, it is going to be known as high school 1327. that school's street address, the sign on the school was taken down this week in response to the explorers ties to slave trading and white colonialism. the district is hoping to hold forms of racial equity in the coming weeks and hope to have a new name by the end of october. police in berkeley are searching for the people they say robbed a drugstore and ran over a police officer's foot. it happened on thursday night around 9:15 at the cvs near rose street. police say an officer on patrol saw the robbery happening and drew her gun when she saw the robbers. at some point, the officer fired shots but no one was hit. the robbers escaped in a gray car, running over the officers for during the getaway. berkeley police say the officers on administration we've pending an investigation. president trump's as he may sign and an executive order banning the popular chinese owned up tiktok as it is today. the administration has raised national security and privacy concerns about the video up and its owner. they came under scrutiny amid trade negotiations with china. the wall street journal is reporting that microsoft is expressing interest in buying the ability to limited legal and national security concerns. let's talk about our forecast and how things are shipping about there. rosemary, it looks pretty gray out there right now. >> another great start to the day. good morning claudine and frank. how about a bit of a warm-up? we are looking at temperatures climate by at least a few degrees, maybe even more than that for some of our inland cities. a live look there at the golden gate bridge, where there was no sun shining on that. at the moment. it is out there, we just can't see it. also covered in gray skies this morning. some areas we cannot with such an santa rosa really allowed to cool off in the overnight hours. 49 degrees for you there. 54 of the partly sunny skies and sentences go. 61 in oakland it would get a lot of gray. 56 in livermore with plenty of sunshine and good morning san jose at 59. in the north bay, we've got the sun shining this morning. in the overnight hours, had the clear skies. temperatures began to cool. santa rosa this morning down by 6 degrees. san jose done by 2, san francisco up by 2. we are going to continue to have the low clouds and fog along the coastline. half moon bay disabilities improve there. we have visibility dental about a mile or so in the last half hour. it looks like it is beginning to lift some heat for the east bay shore, you can see the gray sky and into the hills, we've got some as well. the visibility for most, if you have to be on the highways is one, not bad at all. we have winds that remain on shore, livermore reporting 7, he worked at 8, san francisco northwest at about 10. the entrepreneur is not going away completely. i've been saying this day after day but it keeps us comfortable as we get into the afternoon. 88 degrees for nevada today, and it is today, low 90s expected for concord. going to be a warm day. around the bay, 75 in oakland, 16 unexpectedly secret cisco. as we shift to the south bay, with two low 80s for san jose, 90 degrees, beautiful soviet butler in santa cruz. temperatures will begin to cool, especially as we get into the next several days when our inland cities are back into the mid-80s. i will have to look at what you can expect in that extended forecast, coming up. coming up next, the giants looking to put on a show for their virtual fans, take a look and see if they were able to hold off the texas rangers last night at oracle. first, controversy in san francisco surrounding messages posted at a restaurant window. what the neighborhood is saying about those messages, coming up. can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by sending up for the brand- new ktvu newsletter. head over to ktvu.com/email sign up for that daily message. we will be right back. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att an italian restaurant in san francisco's north beach neighborhood has sparked controversy and that is despite being shut down during this pandemic. several handwritten signs have been placed in the windows i have the tatoria restaurant on columbus avenue. one message questions the gender of former first lady michelle obama. another suggests a race war is coming. another cause san francisco a cesspool. there are others. >> sang clinton, obama, i can't believe this stuff. >> it doesn't represent this neighborhood, nor the commercial district, north beach commercial district in any way, shape, or form. in terms of what he protected on that window. >> many north beach merchants are hoping to somehow remove the messages from that now vacant restaurant. it appears the owner who wrote them was upset that he lost his business due to the pandemic. a 17-year-old has been arrested in connection with a massive twitter hack this month. prosecutors say graham clark from tampa florida was the mastermind behind that attack. he is now facing 30 felony charges. investigators say the hack was a scam to sell bitcoins. two others were arrested. a 19-year-old in the uk is facing charges, along with a 22- year-old in florida. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is back home this morning after being released from a new york hospital. justice ginsburg, who is 87 underwent a nonsurgical procedure to revise a stent. doctors say it reduced the risk of infection in the future. ginsburg is battling cancer for a fifth time and has been undergoing chemo treatments since may. major league baseball's commissioner rob manfred's warning the season could be in jeopardy of being canceled altogether. this comes as 21 members in the miami marlins organization have tested positive for the coronavirus. the team hasn't played since last sunday, when they were in philadelphia. espn is reporting manfred warning the union leader if the league and players do not do a better job of following covid- 19 protocols and managing the virus, he would shut down the season. tonight, they games go on. giants looking to go to .500 for the first time this year. signs are 4-4 after scoring the most runs in the games over the season. last night, down 2-1, fifth inning against the rangers, giants first baseman wilmer flores it's a three run jack and he is pretty happy about it. that extended the lead in the sixth with a double by the catcher. that put the game away, including a single for donovan celano, his batting 458. tietz went on to win it by a final of 9-2. how about the a's. in seattle, they get a whole lot of the sky. say hello to taiwan walker, he will mow down stephen piscotty and next up, it's shawn murphy swinging, walker tossing one hit ball over seven innings. kyle lewis will single home seattle's fifth run of the night as the mariners beat up oakland 5-3. in the north bay, a drive- in movie sold out in just 15 minutes last night. ktvu's deborah be alone shows us how this pandemic has made old-style entertainment new again. >> reporter: headlights and horns, how the striving audience shows its excitement, settling in for showing of grease. they lined up early for good spots in front of the 40 foot screen. >> it's pretty cool. i like the setup and have a nice little picnic here so we are ready to enjoy the night. >> is closed on, it's a beautiful evening. greece is the word, you know. >> we've played a raiders of the lost ark, back to the future, flashdance. women from the opening credits a week ago, it's been a hit, turning an overflow parking lot at the the legend mall to drive and then you. >> mystique of the driving, people have been curious about what the expense was like and we are reliving it. >> reporter: like many theaters shuttered in march by the pandemic, the lark was streaming movies to its members at home but a drive-in is more communal. at $30 a car and just over 100 cars. >> we are making a profit. >> reporter: the driving keeps five employees working. >> this will hopefully sustain us and our staff throughout the summer. >> the drive-in movie theaters are a throwback. >> reporter: moviegoers grab dinner beforehand, giving restaurants at least. >> we are running pretty lame here with only outdoor seating but it's really nice that i'm seeing families come out again on the patio and giving them something to do. >> reporter: the 70s movie set in the 50s seems to fit the bill. and it is all feel-good fair. musicals, adventure films, although the audience admits. >> we don't care what your plan, we are happy to be out and seeing something safe and good entertainment and being part of the community and. >> reporter: volunteer monitors around the lot, make people stay put. no launchers allowed to masks required to and from the restroom. >> i don't think this is the way for the movie theaters will start think about this as a negative option as opposed to a dinosaur. >> reporter: picture and sound quality has improved from the old days but what hasn't changed for the simple fun of it. >> of the word out seems to be repeated. >> reporter: drive-in movies are thursday, friday, saturday nights, advance tickets are required. lark hopes to keep this going through october if the weather cooperates. in corte madera, debora villalon, ktvu fox 2 news . rosemary, i hope the weather cooperates. i like that story so much because it's one, grease is a great movie to watch and to because they are like we don't care, we are just so happy to be out number the box they would stick in the window and you could sort of hear? it's gotten better since then. >> so much better. like you, i'm very disappointed i missed grease. i would love to see that at the drive-in theater. i think the weather is going to cooperate. we do have mostly clear skies over portions of the north bay this morning and temperatures are running a bit cool. outside our doors, around the bay, and along the coastline, a different story. waking up with overcast skies once again. there's a look at some sunshine there. we will have more sunshine, the south bay, in east bay and as we mentioned a moment ago, then with pain waking up with pockets of blue sky. here's a look at the state of california. if you are thinking about getting to the sierra this weekend, last weekend we were dealing with thunderstorms there. not going to be the case this week. you are in good shape there. for us, we have high pressure coming in from the desert southwest that is going to strengthen our way for today and that will bring our temperatures up. we are expecting a little bit of one's over areas of the coastline, as well as into san francisco. then you go inland and it could be several degrees warmer today with plenty of sunshine overhead. right now, a cool 49 degrees in santa rosa. 56 in nevada. for the east bay, brentwood and 56 for livermore around the bay. mid-50s to mid 60s here as well. 56 in sentences, 58 in hayward, 61 reported in oakland. let's take a look at san francisco, where we have temperatures ranging from the low 50s to mid-50s out toward the embarcadero with overcast skies and placed there as we stretched to the inner east bay under mostly sunny skies. temperatures are going to begin to rebound fairly quickly here. 63 reported in pittsburgh, 58 degrees reported over areas of dublin. a comparison from yesterday into today, temperatures in santa rosa, 86. today going to 90. 75 for oakland, 91 in livermore and 83 over san jose. you can see how it's going to be warmer, not a huge spike. haven't seen a spike in our numbers in the last couple weeks. upper 80s for today, 74 in berkeley, 69 for the city of san francisco, going to be beautiful for you there. a nice warm one in areas of antioch and brentwood. low 80s excited over areas of interview, 78 over santa cruz. here's the extended forecast. temperatures will begin to cool a few degrees tomorrow and continuing that 22 the first week of august, where we are in the mid 80s in and around the tuesday wednesday time frame for the inland cities. low 70s for the day, low 60s at the coast. back to you. >> thanks rosemary. coming up, strange seeds showing up in mailboxes across the country. we will tell you what we are learning about those seats now. plus, a retailer's misfortune becomes a gift for underprivileged children. how a mall is getting close left behind by a bankrupt story. welcome back, authorities are learning more about the packages of seeds that have been arriving unsolicited in mailboxes all over the country. agricultural authorities originally issued warnings that seeds could be invasive species. now the agriculture department has identified more than a dozen of those packages, most of them are vegetables and herbs such as cabbage, mint, rosemary, lavender. authorities still don't want people planting the seeds and are instead asking people to contact the state department of food and agriculture. and local nonprofit is getting some help passing along new clothes to underprivileged youth. forever 21 at the bay street mall in emeryville closed after declaring bankruptcy, leaving behind an entire story's worth of merchandise. so, the mall decided to donate those close to covenant house, which serves homeless and other at risk youth. hundreds of children were able to find new clothing for school, work, and job interviews. >> i had never heard anything for free that was just given, you know, especially in light of this large of a scale. >> covenant house serves 2000 and people in the bay area every year. the nonprofit sent some clothes with brent in southern california and is looking to see if some of the merchandise with other area nonprofits. coming up, a protest rally outside and amazon warehouse in san leandro underway this morning. at issue, covid-19 conditions for the workers. we will have a life report coming up. the first child in california dies from the coronavirus. the very latest on the death of this teenager in the central valley and the latest numbers here in california as well. presumptive democratic nominee joe biden narrowing the field for his running mate. we are going to check with sonoma state political science professor david mcewen on the upcoming big announcement, coming up. 's the song remains the same for much of the bay area inland, you're probably looking at sunshine if you are along the coast or the day, you are looking at that. welcome to the bay area, right? welcome back to mornings on 2, it is a saturday, it is good to have you with us, i am frank mallicoat. >> i'm claudine wong. good morning to you frank, thanks for breaking up with us out there at home. rosemary, this is the best part i think is that if you like this, fantastic, you will get it for a little while. if you want the sunshine, okay. it is coming around the bend. just be patient, right? >> yes indeed. i kind of love this weather but i would like to maybe see a warm-up and then followed by a cooldown. that is excepting what we are going to get. we were warmer temperatures by a few degrees today, cool aspect of the mother. if you like the warmer weather, make plans and perhaps stretch your legs this afternoon. if you are looking at what we do expect. temperatures will move into the low to mid 90s for our inland cities for the afternoon. the inner east bay, especially one as we get into sunday, going to drop it off a few degrees. that will begin a cooling trend that will bring temperatures all the into the mid-80s for our inland cities eventually. we were taken under current conditions and shall the afternoon highs for today as well as extended forecast, coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you was make happening right now, a group of amazon workers is taking part in a caravan protest to demand safer conditions at a company warehouse in san leandro. sara zendehnam joins us with this morning's menstruation against the world's largest online retailer. sarah. >> good morning frank. we just spoke with one of the protest leaders and she says they want to feel protected while at work. the group started talking about their issues and what they wanted to do to demand change and they thought the best way was to organize this caravan. they want to bring attention to what they call unsafe working conditions at the warehouse in san leandro. they are delivering a petition to amazon in hopes of getting the warehouse to shut down and be sanitized. according to the los angeles times, amazon's policy on keeping worker safety and the pandemic are being examined by california's attorney general. amazon set aside $800 million in the first half of the year for safety measures but workers continue to protest. their demands including redesigning workplaces to promote social distancing, having friends, and every day, and creating a process to inform employees of positive covid-19 cases, among other things. we spoke to one former amazon fiber and she says she quit last week and didn't feel safe while at work. she is joining her former colleagues to demand change. >> we are tired of being treated like our lives don't matter. we are tired of being treated like we should work ourselves into an early grave for chump change, that our children don't matter, that our pins don't matter, the they should be allowed to hide covid-19 cases and we should be able to take him to our families. >> we have reached out to amazon in hopes of getting a statement from them about this protest and we are waiting to hear back. reporting live, sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. california has reached another troubling milestone when it comes to coronavirus cases. 500,000 people in the state have tested positive for the virus. more than 9200 people have died from the disease. there were 3000 coronavirus deaths in july, 1000 more than in june. the bay area is reporting 53,000 infections, including 821 deaths. a teenager from the central valley is the first child to die from the coronavirus in the state. that person died earlier this week at the valley children's hospital in madera. that is just northwest of fresno. the state isn't revealing the teens name, gender, or specific age because of privacy laws. the doctors say the patient did have underlying health issues. fresno county's interim health director became emotional while talking about the impact of the child's death. >> it's a huge trauma for everyone involved. including the hospital workers who are still coping on this case. i am speechless when it comes to anything i could say to the family. >> about 9% of california cases our children. the cdc reported nationwide about 230 children have died from the coronavirus. 8:0 for your time. the top three health officials in the country appear before the house select committee to answer questions about the nation's response to the pandemic. dr. anthony fauci, robert bradfield and admiral brett gilroy told the committee they are hopefully possible faction could be ready by late fall or early winter. lawmakers still had a lot of questions. more than 4.5 billion people in the united states have tested positive for the virus and over 153,000 people have died. >> why are all of the other countries defeating the disease and we are not? >> i think there were such a diversity of response in this country from different states that we really did not have a unified bringing everything down. >> at one point during the hearing, ohiowa percent of jim jordan went after dr. fauci, dr. fauci for not coming to an end to the protest. fauci said people should avoid crowds but said it's not in his place to make recommendations on the protests. >> congress has adjourned for the weekend without a deal on extending enhanced on employment benefits. that money officially ran out this morning. republicans and democrats are far apart on extending the benefits intended to help 30 million workers who have lost their jobs during this pandemic. tensions rose higher after democrats protected the republicans proposed short-term fix that would have extended the benefit for a week. >> a temporary solution to make sure that unemployment, enhanced on employment continues has been rejected not once but multiple times. >> first of all, they don't have the votes for it in the senate it >> speaker pelosi and other democratic leaders are set to meet with white house officials later today to try to get the negotiations back on track. the final checks from that enhanced unemployment benefit have already been sent out and that creates a new stage and new chapter when we are talking about the nation's ongoing economic crisis. in california, the jobless benefits of more than 3 million people are set to fall an average of 65%. millions of california workers are among those across the country now wondering what is going to happen next. >> need to be able to pay rent and on top of that, now i've used some of the federal bonus on the down payment for a used car to lower my monthly payment and i'm going to have to start making payments on that car. >> i just started saving benefits from them about 2 to 3 weeks ago because of there was a small bottle of trying to contact them about what was going on with my account. >> state lawmakers in sacramento may take action in response to the failure to reach a deal in washington, d.c. they are now considering a special benefit program in california to provide $600 per week to those who have lost that federal benefit. san francisco police hope surveillance video will help track down the thief who stole more than 100 computers from a school in the city's richmond district. this all happened early tuesday morning at the st. thomas the apostle elementary school located on balboa street. the video here shows the thief calmly walking down the hallways while ransacking a number of the classrooms. he is seen placing some of the stolen computers inside a large gym bag during his five hours inside the school and he even took time for a break. >> he helped himself the popsicles out of the faculty room and he left some melting once on the floor here in the front lobby. >> stolen laptops were supposed to be handed out to the students before they begin the new year for the required distance learning in san francisco. school leaders hoped for, the computers before classes begin in just a couple of weeks. today b.a.r.t. crews begin a three-month project near the hayward station. crews will be replacing and rebuilding tech components out of the station. this is causing b.a.r.t. to close the trackway between the mayfair and south hayward stations for five weekends. bus service will be provided to those that need it. b.a.r.t. says travelers should plan for an additional 20 to 40 minutes added to their trip. what time is it? 8:09. let's check in with rosemary. the tour forecast on saturday. good morning. >> good morning frank. some of us waking up with cloud this morning. some of us already enjoying the sunshine. for most of us, we will be at least a little bit warmer than where we were yesterday afternoon. a look here at san francisco, where it is a gray start. even a visibility issue over portions of the coastline. we will check in on that in just a moment. first, let's take a look at the temperatures. santa rosa started out with clear skies but you can see a little bit of fog developing over santa rosa at 54 degrees. san francisco, 54. low 60s in oakland. 60 degrees livermore in san jose at 62. the 24-hour temperature change, we are a tad cooler in santa rosa this morning. we are looking at temperatures a little warmer for the inner east bay, as well as the south bay. the winds on shore at fairfield, 40 miles per hour. very, vuitton was there this morning. concord reporting 12 up from the south, oakland at 7. stay really calm start to the day. the fog is beginning to erode from the east bay over areas of the peninsula and then as we go to the north bay clearing here as well but in its wake, we are seeing a little bit of ground fog. visibility at half moon bay reported 2.5 miles. santa rosa reporting good visibility. if you have to be on the roadways this morning down at the ground level, it looks fairly good for most of us. there is a view of your afternoon highs. 90 degrees for santa rosa today. upper 60s expected for san francisco. mid-70s in oakland, low 90s and livermore. 83 over san jose. san jose one of the only areas getting better at average. reveals just a little bit. temperatures aren't going to remain this one. i expect them to cool off just a bit for your bay area sunday. that is a trend that will continue into the week ahead. details on what you can expect for the rest of the weekend and the extended forecast, coming up. more trouble ahead for cal train. how the railways future is in doubt. plus hurricane isaias is taking aim at florida. the current track and how the state is preparing a man to the coronavirus pandemic. >> you have the power to know before you go when you wake up with mornings on 2. >> you also have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox 2 news at . you want coffee. but you also want to not spend money. get 7 cups free with 7rewards. is that what you want? oh, we know. we might know you better than you know yourself. 7-eleven. always open. new this morning, police are investigating a shooting in north berkeley. officers say they received a report of gunfire near solano avenue and fresno avenue. police say they found a man in his 20s with a single gunshot wound. that man was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. anyone with information is asked to call the berkeley police department. president trump has picked up another law enforcement endorsement from florida's largest police organization. that announcement came ahead of a meeting at the white house with the national association of police organizations. president trump has been critical of those calling to defined police department in the wake of george floyd's death. the president traveled to florida where he met with sheriffs groups. it, taking your time. san jose has become the latest city to to the trump administration over the recent order to exclude undocumented immigrants from the 2020 census. the lawsuit contends the president is to find the constitutional mandate to out everyone in the u.s. for purely political reasons. the mayor of san jose says his city would be hit especially hard if undocumented workers are ignored in this year's census. >> this is a very personal issue. i have friends who are undocumented, i have classmates who are undocumented, members of my extended family who are undocumented. >> the suit also claims that president trump is illegally targeting california and other states that have a large number of immigrants. similar lawsuits have been filed by the city of oakland and los angeles. preparations are underway along the florida coast as hurricane isaias moves closer to the united states. the hurricane could hit florida later today and then it is going to barrel up the entire east coast early next week. but, the federal and state response has been tricky because of the coronavirus. in a typical hurricane, residents flock to shelters and hundreds of people get together in close quarters. obviously, that is the worst things you can do in a pandemic. >> normally, you might evacuate. this time, more advice is going to focus on sheltering a place for floridians who live at home, as well as for those in long-term care centers like nursing homes or for people who are hospitalized. >> shelters are being set up where people are going to be screened for covid-19 symptoms and given protective equipment as they entered. time is it:17. let's bring in meteorologist rosemary orozco for a check of the weather. good morning rosemary. >> happy saturday to you claudine and all of you out there. another fabulous day. the desserts were good one today, especially for inland cities into the 90s. before we get to the local forecast, let's check in on the east half of the country, where we are beginning to see some rain pants move for sure. there's a look at miami this morning. there are watches and warnings issued for parts of the peninsula right there in florida. onto the satellite and radar and you can see just a few bands moving in a little bit closer to areas over miami. right now, the hurricane remains over the bahamas but making his way toward florida. right now, the wins at 80 miles per hour moving northwest at about 12 miles per hour. it is expected to just kind of screwed up the east side of the coast there, getting into tonight and then listing for sunday and it is expected to remain in category one, that six is expected to keep its wins at about 80 miles per hour or so. at the moment, it looks like it will not come ashore in areas over florida. we will be watching that over the next 48 hours and then it looks like it may take aim at the carolinas as we get into the tuesday time frame. here's a look at what's going on for us at home. first day of august, some people call it fog august. but what we have this morning over the coastline and portions of the bay. a foggy start followed by afternoon sunshine. as i mentioned, temperatures are going to . 56 degrees in san francisco right now, as well as berkeley. for the inner east bay, upper 60s in brentwood, where the sun is shining. into the north bay, started out with clear skies and temperatures were a bit cool. the diversity up to 49 degrees is one. 54 and a little bit of patchy fog out there at the same. san jose, a fabulous day coming your way. mid to upper 70s, low 80s excited for the second part of the day. how about the north bay. it is for you here, 86 expected in napa. for the inner east bay, going to be a toasty one. closer to the water, 74 in berkeley, 60 minutes of cisco. mid to upper 60s pacifica, half moon bay, and 70s for santa cruz. nearly 80 degrees excited for you there. 91 in gilroy, two extended forecast, if you don't like the heat, temperatures are coming down as early as tomorrow and continuing to fall for the first week of august. we eventually get in the low to mid 80s for inland cities. low 70s around the bay, low 60s at the coast. back to you. thank you rosemary. joe biden expected to announce his running mate in the next 2 1/2 weeks. later, we are going to talk with sonoma state political science professor david mcewan about who maybe some of his topics. plus, the donation to the san francisco fire department as they see an uptick of coronavirus cases in the department. let's take you outside. a live look at sfo. we've got the marine later. flights are on time, a 15 minute delay at the very worst if you are heading that way. you are watching mornings on 2 on the first day of august on a saturday. we will be right back. happening today, maraga becomes the latest city to try to plan for a major emergency while dealing with a pandemic. maraga's emergency agencies have begun an evacuation drill to prepare for a fire or earthquake. they are using the warning system while conducting other public safety drills. firefighters in southern california rattling a huge fire there. there was a fast-moving brush fire burning in riverside county. it is called the apple fire and it was first reported around 5:00 last night near cherry valley. cal fire says it has burned over 1900 acres and right now, there is zero containment. officials say it started as two smaller brushfires and it merged into one big one. additional crews are heading to the area to help with that firefight. there are evacuations in place right now. the orders in place, so far, no structures or homes have been lost. back here in the bay area, san francisco's fire chief says the department is getting to see an uptick of coronavirus cases. to date, the fired apartment has 15 confirmed cases. some people have returned to work after quarantine but at least a couple of those infected affecting more severe symptoms of covid-19. >> this week, we've had two members admitted to hospitals due to their symptoms so we are keeping them in our thoughts and prayers and hope that the public will as well. >> 1195 masks were donated to firefighters courtesy of the omega psi phi fraternity. san francisco fire officials are investigating a two-alarm fire at an apartment complex in north beach. the fire started early yesterday morning at powell & water streets. 10 people were displaced, officials are looking into the possibility of our sin there. residents say someone may have been setting vehicles on fire when the flames spread to that apartment building. >> i was awakened by a large explosion and then smoke and i knew it came from the garage and where my van was parked. >> i was sleeping and my wife woke me up because the lady that lives there was yelling fire, fire. >> residents are hoping security footage from the building will give answers to the investigators. meanwhile, the american red cross is helping those who have been displaced. families of four people killed last month when they went off the side of the car canis major demanding charges to that page. they went to the caltrans building demanding the prayer to be made safer. chp says two other crashes have happened on the page within the last year. friends and family of the victims say enough is enough. >> they have a very steep curve. when that curve makes that turn, they lose control. in that control, they tend to hit the same area. >> no car, no motorcycle should go over that bridge. none of these lives should have been lost. no mothers should grieve, no wives, family, no cousins, no friends, no one should grieve the loss of someone because of a low barrier that can be changed. >> family members are calling for the side barriers to be raised or for caltrans to make some other changes. coming up, president trump is planning on banning the popular video at tiktok. plus, members of the salon industry cutting straight to the point. they want to open indoor business now. more on the rally they held as many are singing they just can't hold out much longer. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t 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can't believe it but yes, it is august. august 1st, to be exact. i'm claudine wong, good morning frank. >> good morning claudine. if you don't like the weather in the bay area, wait half an hour. or drive five miles and you can find whatever weather you want. apparently we are going to have some sunshine eventually, right rosemary? >> yes, good morning frank and claudine. to all of you, we are warming up by at least a few degrees. inland cities into the 90s. how about what is going on right now? we are looking at partly sunny skies along the coastline and for portions of it today. mostly sunny for the inner east bay, the south bay beginning to see the sunshine as well. and then the north bay started out with clear skies. now a little bit of patchy fog has developed. as we get into the afternoon, warmer weather inspected for most of us. mid-60s over areas like pacific at the mid-90s excited over areas like brentwood. we continue with our typical summerlike pattern in place for the weekend. temperatures will begin to cool tomorrow. details on what you can can expect for today, tomorrow, and the extended forecast, coming up. officials in contra costa county are not mincing words. they are urging people to take the coronavirus very seriously. >> we have had a shift in the demographics that we've noticed that younger people are dying from this covid-19. it is time to become serious about covid-19. people must respect the guidelines of the health community. we must wear masks, we must wear protective gear, we must wash our hands, we must practice social distancing. >> yesterday, health officials said unity transmission of the virus is accelerating. they say they are trying to reach out to those who are being disproportionately affected by the virus. that includes latino and african-american residents. hair salon owners in dublin, pleasanton, and in livermore are planning a rally in the east bay today. this follows a similar demonstration that we saw outside of san francisco city hall on friday and their fight to allow indoor service. the salon owners say they can't afford to be closed for much longer. they want state leaders to know they are confident that they can safely operate their businesses indoors. >> we have basically been abandoned as an industry and nobody seems to be listening to us. >> 1000 hours of our training, we learned how to do safety, sanitation and disinfection. that's the main part of our license. it's not whether we are good at doing here, it is whether we are safe and sanitary. >> governor newsom's updated public health order bans indoor cuts and styling and the bay area. outdoor hair appointments are still allowed in contra costa county and other parts of california. the future of caltrain is in doubt this morning. the transit agency is in financial crisis because of this pandemic. administrators were hoping for a sales tax measure on the november ballot keep the trains running. but, the san francisco municipal transportation agency rejected that the puzzle in a special meeting yesterday. one director said san francisco wanted more control over management, which might lose the support of transit leaders. a caltrain official told the chronicle the chance of stopping service now is pretty high. 8:33 your time. more than 1000 people gathering in downtown portland last night for another peaceful demonstration. >> no justice no peace. protest lasted until early in the morning of the second treatment without any violence or confrontations or arrests. this follows two months of often violent demonstrations on the streets of portland oregon. tensions used this week after federal officers were pulled out of the city under a deal worked out between oregon's democratic governor kate brown and the trump administration. president trump says he may sign an executive order banning the popular chinese owned at tiktok as soon as today. the administration has raised national security and privacy concerns about the video app and it's owner but didn't. both came under scrutiny amid trade negotiations with china. the report ministration might force back dance to sell. fillmore street journal says result is expressing interest in buying the app to illuminate legal and national security concerns. 18 in florida is in jail, accused of taking over the twitter accounts of prominent politicians and celebrities and skimming their followers it reporter brioni redondo in our sister station in temperatures is how investigators tracked down that team. >> reporter: 18 mastermind behind a global schema. friday, federal prosecutors said 17- year-old graham clark of tampa into twitter account and skimmed people out of their money on july 15th. >> is a 17-year-old kid who graduated high school but make no mistake this was not an ordinary 17-year-old. this was a highly sophisticated attack on a magnitude not seen before. >> reporter: hillsborough county attorney andrew lawrence s clark is facing jail time as an adult for fraud and hacking. >> we won't stand for that. >> reporter: federal investigators say clark worked over two months on the skin, teaming up with two others, 22- year-old in orlando and a 19- year-old mason sheppard of united kingdom also charged. an arrest report says clark got a hold of a twitter employee's credentials and went to work. the hack took over 130 accounts, including prominent figures like former president of barack obama, elon musk, warren buffett, apple, and cooper. >> the hackers are alleged to created a scam bitcoin account to hack into twitter vap accounts with a false promise to double any bitcoin deposits made to the scam account. >> people were scammed out of $100,000 in just one day. prosecutors say that was bad enough, they say the damage could've been worse. >> this could have had a massive amount of money stolen from people and it could've destabilized financial markets in america and across the globe because he had access to powerful politicians twitter accounts, he could have undermined american politics, as well as international diplomacy. time now is 8:37. let's switch gears and talk about whether with meteorologist rosemary orozco. we saw a picture a few minutes ago of some sun. >> it is beginning to pull through, claudine. still some cloudy skies along the coastline inside the day, outside my door, still plenty of gray. how about what is going on? look there into san francisco. a picture of the bay bridge. we've got fog conveyor, a compressed marine layer that helps it kind of be positioned closer to the ground. areas like half moon bay reporting facility issues, although it looks to be improving. santa rosa started out with clear skies, patchy fog developing their. san francisco, partly sunny, oakland still sunny for you there. the sun shining over livermore. partly cloudy san jose gets 62. most areas a little bit warmer this morning than where we were 24 hours ago. the interest rate for the south bay, along the coastline over the north bay, we actually started out cooler with the clear skies. now beginning to turn around. but by 2 degrees. santa rosa lingering a little bit due to the fog out there. the winds are onshore through fairfield, 40 miles per hour. we have it but it is going to be a weak one. that will allow temperatures to warm into the 90s for inland cities today. very, over santa rosa, napa, novato, coming from the south over areas in concord at 12. the fog is beginning to pull back in the road and we will have blue skies around the bay and inland today. partly cloudy expected for our coastline. visibility, again at half moon bay dropped to about a mile. now it's three miles ahead of you. most areas, if you have to be on to the highways, you can see visibility right around the ground looking good. temperatures yesterday into today, 3 to 6 degrees of warming, santa rosa, and donated today. 75 in oakland, that's 5 degrees warmer than yesterday. livermore, 91. 83 over san jose. a better look at your afternoon highs for today, the cooldown accepted for tomorrow and that trend will continue into the first full week of august, coming up. labor organizers are calling attention to what they say are unsafe working conditions at an amazon warehouse in the east bay. the changes they want made and how the company is trying to prove that it is listening. joe biden could be narrowing down his list of potential running mates. next, we are going to talk with political science professor david mcewan about where that decision stands now. superfast internet. it's a beautiful thing. superfast internet with an xfinity flex 4k streaming device included? even beautiful-er. and now flex also comes with peacock. ooh la la. this rare bird lets you stream tons of movies, shows, news, sports and more. and with flex, it's all at your beck and call... show me parks and rec! see? the best really did get better! magnificent. switch to xfinity internet and get a flex 4k streaming device with peacock premium included for no additional cost. presumptive democratic presidential candidate joe biden reportedly close to naming his running mate. sources tell the associated press is expected to make an announcement in the coming weeks. after conducting final interviews, that would push the announcement closer to the democratic national convention, which begins august 17th, instead of today or this week, as biden had previously indicated. biden's allegedly short list, according to some reports, including the associated press, includes sondland california talisman karen bass, chair of the congressional black caucus, who is a top contender. as well as former obama national security adviser susan rice and telephone a senator, lazarus. there are more people that made that list as well. 20& all of this, we've got david mcewan, political science professor at sonoma state university. this is an interesting one, david. we talk about contenders, the list goes from three people to 10 people. we know back in march it was going to be a woman, we thought it was going to be this week: now it will be baby the 10th, what are we thinking in terms of this delay and why he's waiting? >> there are a couple of reasons. one is circumstances, current circumstances. got a number of primaries that are happening later this next week on tuesday. in that event spinning out of control, if you will. got a narrative going on and if you look at the candidates that are here, there seems to be so many thoughts about how to pick the right person. do you pick someone like tammy duckworth, do you go in a different direction and pick someone like susan rice, who was impeccable foreign-policy credentials? or do you pick california's own kamala harris or karen bass, the former speaker of the california assembly? member of congress and leader of the congressional black caucus, as you mentioned? or do you go a different direction somewhere else? there are different constituencies battling here and really what you are taking is not only a presidential candidate, you're picking someone on the national scene for the democratic party in 2024. if joe biden were to win the presidential election in november, run for reelection ahead of the 2024 election, would be 82 years old. really, you're picking the next generation of the party and what that looks like. all of that placing a lot of emphasis on this pick. normally we don't think the vice presidential pick matters a lot. this particular election, this set of circumstances, it will have a substantial impact on the race. >> it is very different. i know you don't like to pick favorites and i know you don't like to put the money on anyone candidate but it is interesting in terms of what will be the overwhelming decision. is it going to be the are you ready for office tomorrow? that has been, what you just mentioned in terms of his age and how people are feeling, or will it be the more traditional are they from a state where we could get that support westmark or will it be because, you know, we are trying to appeal to , you know, one certain demographic? does anything rise up? they are all important. we are all considering them more than maybe in elections past but is anyone raising to, you know, if you were advising him and say this is what you should consider when making this pick, which one do you think is going to be the enduring one? >> you need two things. you need to verve and inspiration. this ticket, joe biden is going to need a little bit of a bump up. who gives you verve, who gives you inspiration? is that isn't going to be michelle obama? is it going to be "much is not going to run. if you can't get those sure fire winners, who do you go to next? this is where susan rice, if you are interested in foreign- policy issues has arisen. she's an east coast media centered elite washington, d.c., very serious foreign- policy credentials. it is unclear what that looks like in terms of the race. china will be very important but if you think about what has happened in terms of economic upheaval over the last two or three months, this is what gives rise to someone like paul harris or karen bass. karen bass is on the inside right now and if you think joe biden can deliver those midwestern working-class states like ohio and pennsylvania, wisconsin, then you don't need a tammy duckworth. you also have to look to the south, who can help you in georgia. that is where an african- american woman would help you as well. >> it's a woman back in march. we knew that for sure. do you think, you know, so elizabeth warren was still in the mix, it seems she's kind of falling down the ladder in terms of talk, do you think we are definitely going to see a woman of color being chosen in terms of who people want to see? >> you need to have an enthusiasm component there and african-americans are here components for democratic presidential voting success. if you were to pick an african- american woman, that would give you a boost in some of those key battleground states. that also helps you, if you will, down ballot. that could be a critical component and it's also historic. that is something that barack obama would have an influence on and something joe biden would be looking forward to as well. >> let's talk about the back and forth. this delay to august 10th, despite the elections and voting that are happening right now, it keeps us talking. been talking about this since march going back and forth and keeping that energy level up and people are excited and interested but it, how do you think this is going to play once the announcement is made, how president trump will react, how much will it continue to be in the debate or do we just pick and say okay and it becomes a biden and trumpet discussion again? and how that all is changing with on a planet, with coronavirus, everything that continues to play into the headlines? >> very good question. if you think about this in terms of the context, what you have here is you have a pandemic in the background, you have the recession, to have the protests, you have the most important election we have seen in a generation. all of this means the price vice presidential selection, the debates, the contest between president trump and former vice president biden is going to be contentious, it's going to involve negative mobilization, people are going to get a lot of negative messages, they are going to be voting from a place that of positivity. that means the dynamic of the campaign changes. once you make this announcement, it moves you into some bump into the presidential mainstream kicked off of the contest. that is typically the conventions and the post labor day test. august is a key month for decision-making, for being on the air because what comes next is to focus attention. that is why this pick in this environment is so consequential. a bump out of the convention and what do things look like post labor day as voters turned their attention to what is happening as their children are going back to school? >> all right, david mcewen, interesting to talk about. great as always to have your perspective. as we look to august 10th, then we will look to august 17th, it should be an interesting month for politics. thanks so much. >> thank you very much. all right claudine and david, let's get over to rosemary now. it is looking down at her map saying don't worry bay area, we are going to clear up for you, right? >> we've got a warm-up coming our way. we are talking 3 to 6 degrees or so. it's not going to be a huge one, giving you a look at what's going on outside our doors at this hour. we have mostly gray skies. we will have this, at least to the morning hours. it will peel back are to be getting to see a road from our in land cities. the of sentient going on. right over areas of the inner east bay, the north bay enjoying sunshine, as well as the south bay. the pattern in place, we remain sandwiched between low pressure to the north of us and that high-pressure to the southeast of us. it's as high-pressure hearing that is expected to strengthen our way to getting into the next day or so before it is expected to regress once again. southern california actually with advisories because of that heat. for us, it's going to be a warmer day. 60s at the coast, a lot of 70s around the bay. 80s to mid-90s expected in land. we are talking 95 degrees or so for brentwood. we could easily be 105 this time of year. let's enjoy the warmth, it's not too extreme. right now, we've got 68 degrees reported in brentwood. low 60s in walnut creek and around the, lasix is in oakland, 56 in san francisco. into the north bay, 61 in napa. a little bit of fog reported over areas of santa rosa at 54. santa rosa had clear skies in the overnight hours and temperatures dropped into the upper 40s this morning but now beginning to rebound. sanford sisco, 54, a popular number right there in the center part of the city. we've got 56 closer to the water. along the peninsula, 60s here. the southern half of the peninsula is enjoying some sunshine. 62 palo alto, 61 menlo park as well as stanford. to be a warmer one for livermore. how about 80 degrees for the lunch hour, upper 80s to low 90s expected for the second part of the afternoon. right about the seasonal average for you there. 85% or a file for today. along the east bay shore, 74 in berkeley, a nice 69 in the city of san francisco. low to mid 90s for inland east bay. low 90s expected for southbay, 92, morgan hill. 83 over san jose. gorgeous by the water in santa cruz, 78 the afternoon hi there. temperatures begin to cool. we have a subtle truck in the numbers come sunday. then it continues monday, tuesday and wednesday, some of the cooler times, mid-80s for inland cities. low 70s around the bay, 60s at the coast. back to you. >> thanks rosemary. more than 100 computers have been stolen from an elementary school and sentences go. we will tell you how 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despite critics calling the names racially offensive. earlier this month, grocery chain says it was contemplating the name changes. critics said labeling of ethnic foods such as tree trimmings and arabian joe are in poor taste. trader joe's says the names are lighthearted and promote inclusion. congressional democrats are meeting with leaders from the white house today, how they are coming to an agreement so they can come to financial help for those in need. the bay area's largest mall is moving operations out doors. how the mall in san jose is reinventing itself for this pandemic. coming up, california has seen its worst coronavirus death and someone younger than 18. what we are learning about the case. leaders on capitol hill are meeting this morning to try to come up with an agreement. workers in the east bay are calling on amazon to provide more protections. the caravan happening this morning in hopes of delivering a petition to close the warehouse down. from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. and good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. this in the east bay camera looking back at the hills in the east bay. we can see the fog hovering over the bay, but if you are in lafayette or walnut creek, all those areas in the east bay, you are probably looking at nice blue sky. eventually, here in oakland as well, but it will take a while. good morning, it is good to have you with us. i am frank mallicoat. a good morning. this was what we would call sleep in weather. it was gray and then when the sun comes out, then, it was like okay, we have to get up now. >> yes. it is almost like the cloud cover and the gray skies kind of allow us a slow intro into the day. we do have some gray sky that remains around the bay area this morning and along the coastline. good morning to all of you. frank and claudine. those of you at home. along the coast line and inside the bay is where and we are most of the fog. that is right across the central portion of the bay area. down to the south bay, already enjoying blue skies and sunshine. temperatures are rebounding. when i am coming up, i will have look at the current conditions in the in the afternoon highs. more on this, coming up in just a a little bit. thank you. california has reached another coronavirus milestone. heavily people in the states have now tested positive for the virus. you can see the numbers. more the 9200 have died from the disease. there were 3000 coronavirus deaths in july. 1000 more than june. the bay area reports 53,000 infections including 821 deaths. well, teenager from the central valley is the first child in california to die from the virus. that person died earlier this week at valles children's hospital in madera, which is northwest of fresno. the state is not revealing the name, gender, or specific age, because of privacy lot laws. they say that it did have some underlying health issues. fresno county's interim help director became emotional when discussing the impact of the child's death. it is a huge trauma for everyone involved. including the hospital workers who are still coping on this case. i'm speechless. >> 9% of california cases her children. the cdc reports that nationwide, 330 children have died from the coronavirus. labor groups are participating in a caravan protest against amazon. they are demanding that the online retailer are demanding safer working conditions. the protesters are at the amazon warehouse in san leandro right now. are photographers out there and i one point, the protesters were blocking the entrance to the warehouse but that things have remained peaceful so far. we are told this group started talking about the issues that amazon and decided to organize this caravan. they are delivering the petition to amazon in terms of getting the warehouse to be shut down and sanitize. the workers in the work in unsafe conditions and want things to change. according to the los angeles times, amazon's policies on keeping workers safe during the pandemic are being examined by the california attorney general. amazon set aside $800 million in the first half of the year for safe measures. workers continue to protest. the demands are broken up into two parts. noncovered request including $30 per hour and a full medical benefits, and covid west, including redesigning work laces to promote social distancing and cleaning bands every day, among other things. spoke with the former amazon driver who says that she quit last week because she did not feel safe at work. she's running her former colleagues to demand change. >> we feel like we deserve better and our community deserves better and the public should care because if i get sick with covid, i delivered to your front door. this is an issue that affects the entire community, not just amazon workers. >> reporter: we reached out to amazon for comment at that we have yet to hear back. reporting live, ktvu fox 2 news. congress has adjourned for the weekend without a deal on extending enhanced unemployment benefits. that money officially ran out this morning and republicans and democrats are still far apart on extending the benefit intended to help nearly 30 million workers who have all lost jobs during this pandemic. tensions rose higher after democrats rejected the republican's proposed a short- term fix that would have extended the benefit for one week. >> a temporary solution to make sure that unemployment enhanced unemployment continues has been rejected not once, but multiple times. >> first of all, they do not even have the votes for in the senate. >> they are working to get the negotiations back on track. a new chapter in the ongoing economic crisis. here california, the jobless benefits of 3 million people are set to fall an average of 65% and millions of california workers are among those across the country wondering what is going to happen next. >> the need to be able to pay rent. and then, on top of that, now i view some of the federal bonus on the down payment on a used car to lower my payment. >> i started receiving benefits from them 2 to 3 weeks ago. there was a battle of me trying to contact them about what was going on with my account. >> state lawmakers in sacramento could take action in the response of the failure to reach a deal. they are considering a special benefit program to provide $600 per week to those who have lost the federal benefit. today, crews are beginning a three month project near the hayward bart station. this is causing it to close the back way for 5 weekends. bus service will be provided for those who need it. travelers should plan for an additional 20 to 40 minutes added on to the trip because of the bus bridge. happening today, baraga becomes the latest city during pandemic planning. the emergency agencies have become begun a virtual evacuation drill to prepare for a major fire or earthquake. they will use the community warning system to test the evacuation plan will conducting other public safety drills. cal fire says that it has burned over 1900 acres and, as you can see, there is zero containment. they say started as two smaller brushfires that combined into one. there are evacuation orders in place. let's get over to rosemary and get your forecast. is it windy in la? i imagine that is not helping matters. >> reporter: dry and gusty and hot. 100 degrees in pasadena. advisors and warnings over southern california. the high pressure strengthening in our direction bring us a few degrees of warming really bringing the heat to areas in southern california, stretching all the way into santa barbara county. how about for us this morning, it is a very cool start out there for some. i look here at lake tahoe. last weekend. we were covering thunderstorms in the afternoon for the lake tahoe area, not the case for this weekend. it is a beautiful start to the morning with blue skies overhead. thunderstorms are not to the forecast for the sierra this weekend if you think about doing some social distancing. camping, hiking, and it is going to be a gorgeous one. we have blue sky over the east bay. it is off to the west, we have a cloud cover thanked up against the hills and still covering much of the east bay shore. santa rosa in the north bay. clear skies then a little bit of patchy fog. now back to the sunshine and 59 degrees. san francisco 55. low 60s and gray skies over oakland. sunny and 64 livermore. temperatures are warmer for most. up by 2 to 5 degrees for some. this will be the trend we see getting into the afternoon for today. the on shore breeze is not going away completely but it will be weakening some. fairfield reports 13 miles per hour now. oakland is reporting 7. when it comes to the cloud cover, we are singing up against the coast line. half moon pain they had drop- down to market visibility and the cloud cover just inside the bay, but from much of the north bay, the southern half of the peninsula and the south day, they're injuring blue sky and sunshine. if you of the afternoon highs yesterday compared to what we are thinking for today, we are going to worn by 4 degrees or so by santa rosa. livermore is 91 expected for you there. and 83 for san jose. i love a better look at the afternoon highs for the region today. we will begin to cooldown tomorrow. i will have a look at that in the extended forecast, coming up. more trouble ahead for caltrain. how a battle for leaders in san francisco and the peninsula is keeping the rail ray's future in doubt. and an elementary school in san francisco scrambling for the new year after more than 100 laptops were stolen. how police are trying to track down whoever is responsible. police are investigating a shooting in north berkeley. officers say they received a report of gunfire just before 4:00 this morning. police say they found a man in his 20s on the ground with a single gunshot wound. the man was taken to the hospital and has serious injuries. anyone with information is urged to give the berkeley police department a call. san francisco police hope that surveillance video will help track down the thief who stole more than 100 computers from ace will in the richmond district. this happened early tuesday morning at st. thomas the apostle elementary school on balboa street. they showed the thief calmly walking through the hallways while ransacking classrooms. he is seen placing some of the stolen computers inside of a large bag during his five hours inside this will. even took time for a break. >> he helped himself to popsicles out of the faculty room and he left some melting once on the floor here in the front lobby. >> although the stolen laptops are supposed to be handed out to students before beginning the new year for the hard distanced learning, the school you leader hope to recover those before classes begin august 17. san francisco fire officials investigating a two alarm fire at an apartment complex in north beach in san francisco. started early yesterday morning. 10 people were displaced and officials are looking into the possibility of arson. residents say that people might have been setting them on fire when the flames spread to the apartment building. >> i was awakened by a large explosion and then smoke and i knew it came from from where my van was parked. >> i was sleeping my wife we woke me up. the lady who lives there was yelling fire fire. >> residents are hoping that security footage is going to give answers to investigators. the american red cross is helping those who have been displaced. the families of the people who were killed last month when an suv went off the side of the carquinez bridge demanding that there are modifications made. the demanding that it is made safer. the chp says two other crashes happen on the bridge in the last year. friends and families of victims say enough is enough. >> they have a very slick curb. then they can lose control and then they will hit the same area. this could be prevented if they put a guard rail or raised the wall. >> no car, no motorcycles should go over that bridge. none of the lives should have been lost. no mother should grieve. no wives, no family, no husbands, no friends, no one should grieve the loss of someone because of a low barrier that could be changed. >> asking for them to be changed or for caltrans to make other safety changes. preparations along the florida coastline as a hurricane moves close to the united states. could have florida later today. it will barrel the entire east coast early next week but the federal and state response has been a bit tricky because of the coronavirus. and a typical hurricane, residents would flock to shelters hundreds of people together in close quarters, but that is one of the worst things you can do during a pandemic. >> normally you might evacuate. now we are going to be thinking about sheltering in place for floridians who live at home as well as those long-term care centers like nursing homes are for people who are hospitalized. >> shelters are being set up in a number of states where people will be screened for covid-19 symptoms and given protective equipment as they enter. it is time to talk to rosemary about how the weekend is shaping up for folks. certainly, the sun is beginning to make an appearance. >> we are beginning to see blue sky over areas of the north bay. down to the south bam parts of the peninsula. here is along the's bayshore, icy gray overhead. let's take a look at what is going on in the east half of the country that we will come back, take a look at the forecast. i will look at miami where we have watches and warnings issued for parts of florida. this is due to the hurricane that is currently over the bahamas but making tracks towards areas of florida. just a few light bands reported over areas of the southern half there. you can see miami included. a few scattered showers popping up already. the wind a right around 80 miles per hour. not expected to weaken as it moves a little bit closer and skirts the coast there. tonight or tomorrow. right now, it is moving northwest at about 12 miles per hour. it is expected to remain offshore and not to downplay the danger of the hurricane, because all areas of hurricane can be dangerous, but the right upper quadrant is a pretty much where the strongest winds and heaviest rain is in this system, so it is expected to remain offshore. that is some good news. in any event, we will watch this as a continues up the peninsula they are of florida and could actually target the carolinas by tuesday. here is look at what is going on here at home. temperatures ranging from the mid-60s of the coast of to mid 90s inland. starting off the fog along the coast line seeing it inside the bay. a lot of sunshine out there already and temperatures are responding. take a look at it would. 70 degrees already in one of the neighborhoods. as we get closer to the water, upper 50s in berkeley. into the north bay, low 60s in napa and 59 in santa rosa. for livermore, it's going to be a warm one. seasonal average for the most part. 79 degrees for the lunch hour. gorgeous. into the upper 80s to low 90s and a bit warm, but not bad at all. we will continue in this relatively mild pattern at least by summer standards. 85 for the afternoon high and san rafael. beautiful 69 by us in san francisco. 66 by the water in pacifica. mid 70s in oakland. mid 90s for brentwood. for the south bay, los gatos is 90. 92 in morgan hill. 70 by the water in santa cruz. the extended forecast will bring temperatures down for the bay area sunday thing continue the cooling trend following below the seasonal average for august by tuesday and wednesday. low to mid 80s expected for the inland cities, 70s around the bay. low 60s up the coast. coming up next, we are learning more about the in florida accused of leading a massive twitter scam that compromised the accounts of hefty names. how authorities were able to track him down. and the legal fight 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prosecutors could ask the full appeals court to hear the case or go directly to the u.s. supreme court. it is 9:24. san jose is the latest to to sue the trump administration over the recent decision to exclude undocumented immigrants from the 2020 census. they say that it is define the constitutional mandate for political reasons. the citizen would be hit especially hard of undocumented workers are ignored in this year's. >> this is a personal issue. i friends who are undocumented. i have classmates that are undocumented. members of my extended family who are undocumented. >> a claims president trump is illegally targeting california and other states of large numbers of immigrants. similar lawsuits have been filed by the cities of oakland and los angeles. a former leader of the house at universe is named the new president of the uc system. dr. michael drake is a first person of color to leave these university of california since the first classes were held back in the 1960s. they will run the uc system at a time of unprecedented academic and financial problems due to the pandemic. dr. drake will succeed janet napolitano who has led the system now for the past seven years. president trump is planning on banning the popular video app tiktok. the deal is in the works to get it out of chinese control. members of the salon industry say that they will cut straight to the point. they want to open the indoor business now. how they're trying to prove that they could do it safely. businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. and now, we're committed to helping you do just that with a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution at a great price. call or go online today. a hate crime investigation underway in vallejo after somebody spray-painted a racial slur on the campaign office of the city councilmember. why the councilmember believes he was targeted. and workers in the east bay are demanding more protections at an amazon warehouse. the petitioner hope will lead to a deep cleaning of the bay area warehouse. from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. good morning. we are take a live look outside. there is mt. diablo in all its glory. apparently said i want to get rid of the clouds first because there is some sunshine faster than other parts of the bay area. you can see a blue sky there in terms of visibility and it is a great shot as we look over the east bay. welcome back to mornings on 2. i am claudine wong on saturday, august 1. i cannot believe it is august 1. >> i know. hopefully we will have a football season but before you know it is all them we are shopping for christmas. dare i say it's? >> what? >> i have a friend who lives in maine and he is a tv guy is wanting what into a cvs store they're selling halloween county already. let's enjoy the summer. >> i did see halloween stuff up early and i thought, what? the spirit halloween stores are up as well. you went straight to christmas. i am still trying to get into halloween. i am still waiting for summer to arrive. >> it is upon us. >> yes, as we know, we typically get summer in september or early october. it is coming. good morning to both of you. good morning to all of you . it is a bit of warm-up coming our way. we are going to range right about the seasonal average was some of the warmer spot into the low to mid 90s for today. temperatures are already beginning to warm. upper 50s to upper 60s reports from the bay area. a few neighborhoods in brentwood reporting 70 degrees or so. as we get into the second part of the afternoon, mid 60s to mid 90s. then we will cool it down. start to drop temperatures tomorrow with a bigger cooldown for the days ahead. we have the details of what to expect for today, tomorrow, and the extended forecast, coming up. officials in contra costa county have very stern words urging people to take the coronavirus seriously. >> we have had a shift in the demographics that we have noticed that younger people are dying from this covid. it is time to to come serious about this covid. people must respect the guidelines of the health community. we must wear masks. we must wear protective gear at work. we must wash our hands. we must practice social distancing. yesterday, health officials said the community transmission of the virus is accelerating. they're trying to reach out to people who are being disproportionally affected by the virus include including latino and latin american americans. following a similar demonstration we saw yesterday in san francisco, right and city hall. this in the fight to allow indoor service. the salon owner said they cannot afford to be closed for much longer and they want state leaders to know that they're confident that they can safely operate businesses inside. >> we have basically been abandoned as an industry. nobody seems to be able to be listening to us. >> 1000 hours of training, learned how to do safety, sanitation, and disinfection. that's the main part of our license. it's not whether we are good at doing here . it is whether we are safe and sanitary. >> the governor's are updated public health directive bans indoor haircutting. the bear of sepsis go plans to divert $120 from law enforcement to proto-programs benefiting african-american community. she release the budgets for the next two fiscal years. $12.6 million in the second year. the pandemic is causing a budget shortfall. they are turning to department saving such as not filling vacant positions, wage freezes, taking money from a reserve fund set aside or economic downturns. she's asking voters to approve a business tax measure in november. money for african-american programs will go towards education, jobs, healthcare, and housing. if we are going to make real change, we need to do the hard work. it is going to take all of us coming together day after day, week after week, month after month, year after year. >> the police chief says that the cuts are significant but will not diminish the police department's ability to serve the public. the police officers association says it supports investing in communities of color, but, quote, are concerned that by not filling vacancies, the department will be stretched then her. the future of caltrain is in doubt this morning. the transit agency is in big financial crisis to to the pandemic. administrators were hoping for a sales tax measure on the upcoming november ballot to keep the trains running, but the san francisco municipal transportation agency has rejected the proposal in a special meeting yesterday. one director said that san francisco wanted more control over management which might lose the support of business and transit leaders. the officials telling the chronicles of the chance of stopping service now is pretty high. demonstrators at an amazon solidity demanding safer work conditions. the retailer accused of putting profits over the health of the employees at amazon. we have a monitoring the demonstrator's movements and i know that things have been busy this morning. tell me where it stands now in terms of the protest. >> reporter: we just heard back from amazon for the first time this morning. spokesperson says they are meeting the demands of the work is and doing everything they can to keep employees safe. but protesters are still at the warehouse right now. delivered a petition in hopes of getting the warehouse to shut down and be sanitized. they say that the work is unsafe. they are working in unsafe conditions of the warehouse and what things to change. according to the los angeles times, the policies and keeping worker safety the pandemic are being examined by the attorney general. the demands are broken up into two parts. noncovered west, including $30 per hour and will medical defense, and covid requests including redesigning workplaces to promote social distancing or cleaning vans every day, among other things. amazon says they offer two weeks pay for anyone diagnosed with covid or presumptively positive. the of three times the amount of staff leaving warehouses and they communicate any positive cases with employees. we spoke with the former amazon driver who it last week. she explained the work conditions to us. >> the vans are getting sanitized once every two weeks so i was having to bring my own wipes to clean my van every day. as everybody knows, those are difficult to find. it was a scary proposition tried for how to keep myself safe and other people safe while i was at work. >> reporter: in a statement, an amazon spokesperson says nothing is more important than the health and well-being of our employees and we are doing everything we can keep them as safe as possible. we've invested $800 million in the first half of the year, implementing 150 significant process changes on covid-19 safety measures. an italian restaurant in san francisco's north beach neighborhood has sparked a controversy, despite being shut down due to the pandemic. several handwritten signs of emplaced on the windows of the restaurant on columbus avenue. there are a mix of angry messages and rants and english and italian. some suggest a race war coming and others call san francisco asus will. >> there saying clinton, obama, i can't believe this stuff. >> this doesn't represent this neighborhood or the commercial district, the north beach commercial district in any way, shape, or form. in terms of what he is projecting on that window. >> many north beach merchants hope to remove the messages. it appears that the owner, who wrote them, was upset that he lost his restaurant to to the pandemic. happening now, a nonprofit group on the peninsula is handing out backpacks filled with school supplies with the new school year about to begin. the samaritan house began giving out more than 2000 backpacks a short time ago at the cemetery events center. the group's volunteers as many needy families face more financial hardships because of the pandemic. the time is 9:39. we wish them the best on the backpack giveaway because there is a need out there even though we are so many kids working from home, they still need supplies. let's talk about the weather. this is as we go into august. august back to school time but it is hard to wrap my mind around the fact that we are here. i agree. where does the time go? this year is even a little bit more interesting and a bit strange, if i might say. outside of the doors of this hour, mostly cloudy skies across the coastline. giving your a live look of cross the bay. the open estuary, i should say. we will continue to see clouds in the next half hour to 45 minutes. we will pull away to mostly sunny skies before the noon hour and partly cloudy at the coastline for today. mostly sunny for everybody else in temperatures are expected to warm. will look there into areas of and where oakland is 20 of gray. 62 degrees right now. santa rosa has sun shining overhead. partly sunny to partly cloudy over seven cisco. 55. partly cloudy in san jose so the fog, along the coastline, and just inside the bay, covering a lot of the east bay shore. temperatures are warmer at this hour. we start off of the mix earlier this morning. everybody has caught up and then some. up by 3 degrees in santa rosa. 3 degrees in san jose as well as sfo ergo the wind remaining on shore but fairly weak. fearful at 13 miles per hour. it takes 25 to 30 mile per hour on unsure breeze near the coquina street. warman up by a a few degrees. oakland is reporting 7. as far as the fog along the coastline, visibility is good and i am seeing it inside the bay. here's a look at the temperatures today. this is compared to where we should be for this time of year. most of us are a bit above the seasonal average. 75 in oakland. low 90s in livermore. 83 over san jose. santa rosa will be 70 several degrees above the seasonal average and not too hot. temperatures dropping tomorrow with a cooling trend that will carry us into the first part of week. details on this coming up it just a little bit. thank you. protesters taking place in the fourth weekend in a row. the reason people are assembling and criticizing the president felt vladimir putin. more on that. and under more scrutiny. how the chief is looking into allegations of wrongdoing among the rank and file someone to face the campaign office of an african- american councilman who is running for mayor in vallejo. police have launched a hate crime investigation. and includes racial slurs against the councilman. they are spray-painted messages reading black lives matter and d fund the police department. critics say he is supported by the police unit and is pictured on a campaign flyer with the union president. >> i think it is vandalism and hate speech. it's an attempt to be divisive and get away from the issues. >> there calling the vandalism file and racist. they say they will conduct a thorough investigation to identify the perpetrators of these hate crime. the vallejo police department announced in independent investigation and what the chief calls troubling and disturbing allegations. some current and former officers are accused of bending the tips of the badges to mark each time they shot and killed someone. the former captain said he learned about the badge bending after the deadly police shooting outside of taco bell drive-through last year. the police say that they have now receive statements from two different sources inside the department, the probe is expected to take several months to complete. president trump says he may sign an executive order banning the popular app tiktok. it is owned by the chinese and is expected as soon as today. the ministration has raised national security and privacy concerns about the video app and its owner. both came under scrutiny amid trade negotiations in china. their early reports that i might try to force them to sell tiktok. the "wall street journal" reporting that microsoft is expressing interest in purchasing the app to eliminate national security concerns. a 17-year-old has been arrested. graham clark from tampa, florida, was the mastermind behind the attack. is facing 30 felony charges. they say it was a scam to steal bitcoin's. for the fourth weekend in a row, sweeping through the city in the eastern part of russia. the protests are taking place in the city about 3800 miles east of moscow. the demonstrating president vladimir putin's handling of a local controversy. he was arrested on murder charges and supporters believe that the detention is a politically motivated plot from the camera kremlin. your time is 9:47. and we are some blue sky over the east bay coming sometime soon. maybe it already has. >> am looking outside my window and it is trying. i can tell that it is trying . it is a little bit writer than it was a few moments ago. outside the doors, we have fog along the coastline inside the bay as it runs over into san francisco on the east bayshore. here is look at san jose were blue skies and sunshine is what you are enjoying at this hour. we are looking at a warm-up coming our way for the bay area saturday. it is that time of year when we see the tug-of-war between the low and the high pressure to the south of us. it is the desert southwest high that is going to be strengthening our way and ringing us warmer weather . it is for the hot weather to southern california. take a look at the advisories in place for today. stretching from areas near san diego all the way into san luis obispo. the heat advisories and the shade of orange is excessive heat for some of the inland areas expected to last until this evening is well. we are looking at 90 degrees in downtown la today. 100 degrees in burbank and pasadena. hot weather for southern california. for us, we are bring up temperatures 3 to 6 degrees. we will range close to the seasonal average for this time of year. even some a tad below the average. his look at the numbers. mid to upper 50s along the coastline. mid-70s already for a few neighborhoods toward brentwood into the northbay of 65 in napa around the bay. upper 50s to low 60s. 63 in palo alto. 63 right now in oakland. let's take a look at a few more numbers where we have the sun shining. 73 in clayton. before degrees for you in dublin. san jose for the afternoon, and is going to be nice. by lunchtime, 76 degrees. low it is a back to for the second part of the day. just a smidge below the seasonal average for san jose. you are 84 into the north day. 90 degrees for santa rosa and it is going to be a warm one. 86 in vallejo. 69 in the city of san francisco. low 90s in concord. 80 in mountain view and 92 in morgan hill. 70 for our friends in santa cruz. there is the extended forecast with temperatures cooling off slightly for the bay area sunday. then it continues. monday, tuesday, into wednesday. we are enjoying the 80s. low 70s for the bay. 60s of the coast. a big name clothing store has become a gift for under two glitched -- underprivileged children, how they are disturbing clothing left behind by a bankrupt store. you can go to our website ktvu.com and you can sign up for the daily service. major league baseball commissioner rob manfred is warning that the season could be in jeopardy of being canceled. this is ktvu members of the miami marlins organization of tested positive for the coronavirus. the team hasn't played since last sunday since they were in philadelphia. he warned that a union leader in baseball that if the players do not do a better job of following covid-19 protocols, he would shut down. the game goes on. tonight, they will go over 500 for the first time in the season. they won against the ranges. is the first baseman with a three run jack. that put the game away with 3 runs in the 7th. there's a hot bat hitting 458. going to win it with a final of 9-2. days in seattle last night have a lot of this. say hello. he mowed down the team. there is more to come. shawn murphy is swinging for the trifecta and walker tossing a hit ball over 7. kyle lewis saying go home. the fifth run of the night. they are up to three and four of the season. a local nonprofit is getting help passing along brand-new clothing to underprivileged youth. forever 21 is closed because the company declared income see and that left behind an entire stores worth of rich and ice, so the mall decided to donate his clothing to covenant house, which serves homeless and other at risk youth. the let's of the kids indulge in a shopping spree of their dreams. hundreds of children were able to find new clothing for school, work, and job interviews. covenant house serves 2000 young people in the bay area every year. in the north day, a drive- in movie sold out in just 15 minutes. we can see how the pandemic has made old-style entertainment brand-new again. >> reporter: how this drive-in audience shows excitement settling in for a showing of "grease". >> like this in a but we have a nice set up and were ready to enjoy the night. >> it's a beautiful evening gets close to home. "grease" is the word. >> we have played "raiders of the lost ark". back to the future. flashdance. >> it has been a hit. turning an overflow parking lot at the village at malt into a drive-in venue. >> the mystique of the driving, people have and curious but with that experience was like and we are reliving it. >> like many theaters shuttered in march, they were streaming movies to the members at home, but a drive-in is more communal and at $30 per car, and just over 100 cars, they are making a profit. with the grant already gone, the keep five employees work. >> were making money. this will hopefully sustain us and our staff throughout the summer. >> the drive-in movie theaters are a throwback. >> the restaurants get a bit of a boost as moviegoers grab dinner beforehand or take it to go. >> we are running so pretty lean here with only outdoor seating, but it is really nice that i am seeing families come out again on the patio and giving them something to do. >> a 70s movie set in the 50s seems to fit the bill. it is all feel good fair. musicals, adventure films. >> we don't care what you're playing. were so happy to be out and seeing something that is safe and good entertainment and being part of a community. >> reporter: volunteer monitors from the lot to make sure people staple. no lawn chairs allowed and masks are required to and from the restroom. >> this is not a going away anytime soon. whether movie theaters will think of this as a longer-term option. >> reporter: picture and sound quality of improve what has not changed is the simple fun of it. >> this feels new and the word of getting out seems to be repeated over and over again. people are happy to be out. >> reporter: drive-in movies earn thursday, friday, and saturday nights. advanced tickets are required. they hope to keep this going through october if the weather cooperates. this weekend, more stores and restaurants are opening up at the westfield valley fair mall in san jose. there doing it outside. as we can, ball set up tents for more than a dozen retailers including levi's, coach, and pottery barn. returns the of the popular dumpling restaurant. this is the last check of the weather as we approach 10:00. let's check in with rosemary until everyone about the wonderful weekend they are about to have. we have great weather coming our way. as a matter fact, i am seeing sunshine outside my door. finally, it is beginning to peel away from the east bayshore and we will have mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. temperatures the slightly warmer and cooler than the cooling trend continues in the extended forecast. that sounds good. let's go out and enjoy, shall we? have a great saturday, everyone. thank you for joining us this morning. you get the latest news tonight at 6:00 anywhere on the ktvu news at. have a fantastic day. 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