we had some wild swings with a cooldown on wednesday. a good 10-15 degree ramp up on thursday. but we were still below average. still some fog out there but it's more patchy. noticeable holes in it and it won't last long. 50s on the temperatures across the board. the average is 67 degrees. we are looking for a bit of a breeze with temperatures in the 60s, 70s and 80s. northwind at mount diablo, though. let's check the weather, i mean, the and just like the weather, it's quiet so far. i can show you that highway 24 in lafayette is off to a good start with no major issues driving over to the call to cut tunnel. of the shore freeway we have a nice-looking drive heading out to the maze. no major problems. it is quiet at the bay bridge. the new job numbers, met this morning and they are showing that u.s. employers added a lot less jobs last month and in june. what these numbers mean? >> reporter: it appears that the jobs market losing the momentum and of course you have covid-19 to blood pick the jobs report released this morning showed u.s. employers added 1.8 million jobs in july. but in june, they added 4.8 million. more than 22 million u.s. jobs were lost when the pandemic too cold in march. although some parts of the country have been easing restrictions, many states including california, saw a surge in cases in july. businesses were forced to close their doors again. other reopening plans were halted. today's report could put pressure on the white house to speed up negotiations on another stimulus package so americans can get a new round of checks. some sticking points include whether palin should be offered to state and local governments and what to do about the $600 boost in unemployment benefits. >> the president is not going to do a deal that has a massive amount of money to bail out state and locals. >> the president is right to be frustrated with congress. >> reporter: the report also showed unemployment fell from 11.1% two 10.2% so while the numbers are not great but they are better than a lot of economist predicted. there is a new concern with so many people out of a job and with the end of that extra $600 federal bonus, economists say that extra $600 per week likely kept a lot of families afloat. but with that financial boost now gone, and lots of people may turn to those high costs payday loans just to weekly fee >> if somebody takes out $255 loan out, they would pay if you $45 for every day. they have that loan outstanding. consumer advocates say that people who take out one payday loan often end up taking another one and then they get into a cycle of debt. there is a new study out saying more than half the unemployment claims filed in california for the week ending july 25 were reopened claims by people who had previously filed for unemployment. according to a new analysis by the california policy lab, many people file for unemployment in july had filed for unemployment earlier in the pandemic. they were temporarily rehired but then laid off again. researchers say in july, an average of 160,000 of these additional claims were filed each week. police in oakland are investigating a shooting that killed one person and wounded at least three others. citizen at video shows officers arriving on scene at fairfax avenue near ct. woodcreek at 10:00 last night. officers immediately saw two shooting victims and two shortly after that. one person died at the scene. another was rests to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. so far, police have not released any information about possible suspects or emotive. this morning, a state senate committee in sacramento is scheduled to begin debate on a proposed police accountability law. it is designed to help family members of those killed in officer involved shootings in counseling to. it is sponsored by both lawmakers and prosecutors in the bay area, including san francisco da. >> this bill would correct the racial inequity that results when there is no currently available compensation for who are disproportionately people of color. the bill would give restitution to victims of police violence and their families. it would also consider documentation other than police reports when determining who is eligible. police groups are opposed to the measure saying it would create serious law enforcement problems in california. a new report by the university of washington now predicting the u.s. death toll from covid-19 will hit 300,000 by december 1. according to johns hopkins university, more than 160,000 people have already died from the virus. that same study found that 66,000 of those projected u.s. deaths could be prevented if most americans would wear a mask outside of their homes during the next four months. health experts often stressed that testing is critical in the battle against the coronavirus. but some people in the bay area are still waiting more than to time when virus cases are rising. health experts say some of the biggest delays are and testing sites supported by the state of california. they often use big labs where the results are often delayed. they are drive-up for the most part sites. those are supported i those commercial labs. those turnaround times will be two weeks or more. however, that wait time is often a lot shorter in many parts of the bay area. in san francisco, alameda county the test results come back in less than three days. in santa clara county, it is three or four days. gilead sciences based in foster city say it can produce enough of its covid-19 treatment to meet global demand starting in october. they say they are currently testing their antiviral drug remdesivir pick it begin taking steps to increase production since january. it's manufacturing network includes more than 40 countries in north america, europe and asia. the biotech plans to produce more than 2 million treatments by the end of the year. the sonoma county board of supervisors approved tougher finance fines for people who ignore safety roaster in the pandemic. that unimin spoken yesterday after county health leaders say crackdown is needed now to help stop the spread of virus. individuals cannot be find a flat fee of $100 for failing to wear a mask or not keeping six feet distance while in public. restaurants, bars and stores face fines starting at $1000 for not requiring safer practices for their workers. a second violation wi businesses $5000. and up to $10,000 for each additional violation. it is called the fines unfair and unnecessary. i hate the messaging this sense when all the data point show that we just opened too early when information on the virus changes every day. the crackdown in sonoma county takes effect immediately. san mateo, marin and napa counties have already adopted similar ordinances. the time is now 7:09 am and we are talking about weather on this friday. is it my imagination? most of the bay area has clear skies and let gray and cloudy? >> yes, compared to the last couple of mornings per no doubt about it especially wednesday and thursday. there is some patchy fog but we had a much wider coverage over the last couple of days, especially on wednesday. there is some but it is probably not going to last very long. mainly scattered to cloud deck. wild temperature swings thishot to warmer. 59 in san jose. mostly clear. livermore yesterday was 83. gilroy was at 80 and 79 in napa. these are all pretty close to seasonal averages. there is a breeze. it has been breezy out in the concorde area and buchanan. 50s and 60s in novant oh and menlo park. 52 and atherton. there are some cool readings. 54 and in los alto's. the eastern edge will build and ever so slightly and that will allow some inland temperatures to bump up. 60s, 70s and 80s on the temperatures to near 90 degrees. a couple degrees warmer for some of those away from the coast. and it looks cooler going into early next week. protesters in lebanon are gathering on one of the streets hardest hit by tuesday's deadly explosion in beirut. what the protesters are demanding from the government. lusk, as coronavirus cases search in many states, many people are still taking summer vacations. what you should know about traveling during covid-19. welcome back. beirut, lebanon has protesters demanding accountability for the explosion that killed 135 people in injured more than 5000 more. demonstrations yesterday happened on one of the streets hardest hit by that explosion on tuesday. the government unofficial in lebanon confirmed that officials sent several letters asking that tons of ammonium nitrate sees years to go, be taken out of the warestored bec was dangerous. government says an investigation is underway. some port officials are now under house arrest. the bombing victims in beirut are being honored here in the bay area. lebanese ex-patriots held a vigil last night along the embarcadero. lebanon is already struggling with high unemployment and they are dealing with covid-19. that explosion is another setback for lebanon. it is an in an economic collapse and people don't realize that people are starving in the country right now. organizers of last night vigil say the best way to donate is directly to the lebanese red cross. the state department is lifting the global warning for u.s. citizens to travel internationally pick the advisory was put in place back in march because of the virus. in a statement the department said health and safety measures have improved and will return to its previous system of country specific levels of travel advice. despite the blanket warning being lifted, that eu has blocked entry for u.s. tourist and many countries are still requiring quarantines. many people still taking summer vacations despite the rise in coronavirus cases. now some popular destinations are enforcing visitor restrictions. almost half of the states have restrictions for out-of-state visitors from filling out travel forms to 14 day quarantines. some cities like new york are really cracking down on those coming in from covid-19 hotspots. at major entry points into the city, travelers from more than 30 states are reminded that they have to self isolate for two weeks. >> i which every state was doing this because it will help to stop the virus. >> we will just be pulling over people time and time again for doing nothing wrong, simply for trying to get to the city. the cdc is warning traveling can increase the risk of spreading covid-19. if you travel, make sure you investigate and look up any restrictions for where you are going to. in some states, fines for violating the quarantine can be as much as $10,000 per person. it is 7:16 am and we want to check in on traffic. some people may be heading out on this friday to get away or taking at least a little drive. taking a drive is something we used to do even before pandemic days, back in the days of my dad. he would pi listen to the station wygant and just take a drive. this morning, if you are driving here at the bay bridge, i can tell you that traffic is looking pretty good. we have not had a big commute and that is good. i kind of like what i see there have been no major issues on the east bay freeways. there have been a couple of minor things going on. we had an early crash on the alt amount past approach and the dublin interchange pick those have cleared off. you can see some sunshine with the cilla can valley commute are doing very well today. let's breathing steve back and with today's forecast. lots of sunshine already. patchy fog. much bigger fog yesterday morning. so only scattered here today except near the coast, there's a little bit more showing up there. it's mainly from point reyes south. inland temperatures giving back to the 80s and 90s. yesterday in concord we had a 15 degree jump from wednesday. yesterday the city was 70 degrees. a wild swing in those temperatures this week. really cool on wednesday and warming up yesterday. 50s and 60s on that's cool they are compared to what they have been. the four corners high supports that high bring us to the 80s and 90s. uppers to low 90s which is close to seasonal editors. a little cooler early next week though. there is a warning from doctors about wearing face shields without a mask., coming up, why that shield is writing a false sense of security. and after the break, a lot of people are excited for this. shark week is finally here. this weekend, for the 32nd year, how the pandemic has affected its production. 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. good morning, it is 7:22 am. glen campbell. 1967. we had two jeannie smith today. so there are two of you here in the bay area watching us. >> and they have very different musical tastes. >> they do. anyway, send me a song. use social media, facebook, twitter, instagram. the trump campaign's request for an earlier presidential debate has been denied. the first debate between president trump and joe biden is set for september 20 in cleveland and then there are two more in october. many states will already be voting by then so the trump campaign wanted to add a fourth debate in early september pick the commission on presidential debates denied that requesting both candidates would have to agree on a change. california lawmakers are pressing governor newsom to allow fewer in person voting options. the request comes before the november elections as a coronavirus continues to spread in the state. state officials have already admitted and undercounting coronavirus cases due to technical issues. governor newsom signed a law requiring counties to mail ballots to voters ahead of the elections. county officials say they are struggling to find enough polling locations during the pandemic. truck something people are very excited about is shark week 2020. it has finally right. the hit show on the discovery channel returns next week following a one-month delay due to the pandemic producers say they will have two dozen specials this year. that's the most of any year in shark week history. many will focus on how the pandemic is affecting sharks and other sea life. one shark week show was filmed in south africa but was produced remotely from here in california. >> no one had been there for three months so one of the early scenes in the film, ucr host going out on a boat, throwing the bait in and waiting. and all of the sudden this gigantic great white comes up and takes the bait. shark week begins sunday night with at least three specials airing each night. shark week is a cultural phenomenon because of scenes like that since it first aired on discovery channel 32 years ago. and it is friday so that means it is our next zip trip. we are heading to the oakland zoo. will take you there and give you a behind the scenes look at a dude day operations even when visitors are not around to see the animals. we are also catching up with the staff to talk about what it's like having guests at the zoo again. >> like many educators, we were not necessarily prepared for this. but i think rising to the challenge is very much in our makeup. because what we care about is again, providing that learning moment and the "aha" moment's. >> to see the activity at the zoo is something we have been looking forward to for so long. you are going to want to play along. we have some zoo trivia work we will find out who can ace all of the questions. again, don't forget to join us for the next zip trip to the oakland zoo. that's happening this morning in a little bit on mornings on 2. >> the 2020 hurricane season is off to a record start. forecasters predict it will be worse. coming up, a get coronavirus from secondhand smoke? coming up, the warnings from health organizations about cigarette smoke. one of the bay area's biggest school districts is about to start distant learning. we have details about the agreement between teachers and the san francisco unified school district. plus, controversy for the oakland a's and the teams went e post game jester he made that stirred up a lot of outrage and how the oakland a's are responding. good morning. thank you for joining us and welcome to mornings on 2. good morning. let's talk about your friday into weekend weather. it feels like we are miles and miles away from where we were this time wednesday morning. >> and even on monday, no doubt about it. we were really cool on wednesday. you know what i mean. wednesday. yesterday we got more sunshine and temperatures bumped up. today we will ease up a bit. still some fog but it's more patchy. already starting to retreat at sfo. 50s on the temperatures with everyone close on these temperatures. wild temperature week where money was hot and wednesday was really cool. we are beginning to bump up as a high in the pacific is easing in and that will allow temperatures to to get to the 80s and low 90s. it has been quiet and you can make your maytag repairman jokes if people remember that at campaign. if we look at the bay bridge plaza, it is quite. not much to do. i actually like it this way. we want people to drive in good traffic, that's for sure. here's a look at five 80. it's improving except for the ultimate pass approach with long. some slowing on highway 4 because of an earlier accident at the willow pass grade. and then at the 280 commute in san jose, that looks good. rs in san francisco will start voting on a deal fo distance learning this fall. we have the details ab >> reporter: the last bargaining session between the teachers union and the district lasted about 16 hours. yesterday, they reached a tentative agreement. san francisco unified school district like most bare school districts, is starting the year with all remote learning. but teachers and the district had to negotiate how that distance learning would work in the schedule for teachers to give their lessons either live online or pre-recorded lessons but they will have a combination of both. the details on these new distance-learning schedules for teachers have not been released but we know that the state is requiring at least one in 20 minutes of daily interaction and instructions among schoolteachers and public- school students. according to the some cisco chronological, under this agreement for san francisco unified, educators will have some say of how that 120 minutes of live instruction is done. the chronicle also reports that the agreement includes things like a $400 typing for teachers to purchase equipment from working at home. and a plan for teachers who much return to empty classrooms to teach, to do that safely. the teachers union said they will have a townhall meeting for members later today to discuss the details of this tentative agreement. the hope is the agreement will be ratified by monday and then the new school year for san francisco unified starts the monday after that on august 17. teachers in san jose want to be given a choice on whether they teach online, in a classroom where they do it from home. last night teachers and parents protested before the san jose unified school district board meeting. the school district is requiring teachers to teach their lessons online from an empty classroom. the teachers can apply for an exemption from in class teaching but they say it is a tedious process and there is no guarantee. we talked to one parent to sympathizes with teachers. >> it is shameful that our district is not supporting our educators. these are the people we entrust our kids too and they are not being shown any professional respect or human consideration for their health and safety. now the classes in san jose are due to begin next wednesday. a school board boat in and check on whether to hinder higher campus police officers was delayed after processor shutdown the meeting. dozens of demonstrators protested outside the entech unified school district headquarters wednesday evening. one board member says that protesters tried to physically block her from getting into the meeting. >> when i go to the door, i can't get in because they have put their bodies blocking me. i'm telling you, it was really a ruckus. board members read letters from the committee with some favoring school rests resource offices i may oppose the plan. in the in the protesters became so loud that the school board had to postpone the vote. the oakland a's fence bench coast apologizing now after he made a gesture that looked like asalute . it happened after the a's won. he is seen in the video with his arm stretched out as players were leaving the field work in a statement, he said he did not intentionally make a salute . and he apologized for the quote offensive gesture. the oakland a's also released a statement saying in part that this is incredibly offensive especially in these times when we as a club, and so many others, are working to expose and address racial inequities in our country. we are deeply sorry this happened on our playing field. during that game with the rangers, the a's swept the texas rangers. they won 6-4. the a's jumped out to a big lead thanks to a four run fourth inning. the rangers tried to keep it close but the a's held on to win picnics for the a's, he sears this weekend against the houston astros. tonight the san francisco giants continued their longest road trip of the season. they start a series against the la doctors. yesterday, the colorado rockies, it was a low-scoring game until a three run homer in the seventh inning put the giants up. but the rockies stormed back in the bottom half of the inning by scoring five runs and the giants lost 6-4. tonight's game in los angeles starts at 6:40 pm. forecasters are predicting a record-breaking hurricane season. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration updated its seasonal forecast and is now anticipating as much as 25 named storms that's the highest number the agency ever predicted that the agency said several factors are contributing to what is expected to be an above average hurricane season. >> warmer atlantic temperatures. stronger west african monsoon. weaker windshear. weaker tradewinds and much more conducive wind patterns coming off the coast of africa. officials say there is concern over potential evacuations in the middle of a pandemic. they are encouraging people to add facemasks to their emergency kits and if order to evacuate to stay with family or in a hotel if possible. using emergency shelters only as a last resort. how life has changed in so many ways. and our forecast is changing, too. steve is here with our forecast for the weekend. >> that is for the atlantic but they're looking for 19-24. the pacific has been very quite. that is two different oceans but they are looking between 19 and 24 named with five category three or higher in the atlantic. on twitter we have a lot of weather information. philip is out of car estate universe to pitfall him and you will learn everything about hurricanes. he's the best source of their. 68 for san francisco. averages 67. 92 in 1984. that's a record high. livermore which was 69 degrees on wednesday. 83 yesterday and 87 today. the average is 88. garay at 84 and same for napa. in the city, 54-57. look at this, middle peak with east wind. in the oakland berkeley hills it's a west southwest. a little offshore breeze but not strong. gilroy is close to 60. cupertino with saratoga is a little cooler at 56. overall, the highs from the pacific. not the four corners high. just the eastern flank of that will build in allowing inland temperatures to bump up. coast and bay with not much change. 60s and 70s. temperatures near average. the lows are running warmer but the highs are close to average. warmer into the weekend and cooler early next week. some tahoe businesses that were once struggling during the pandemic are now booming. coming up, how families are enjoying the last days of summer in the sierra. then coming up at 8:00, allegations of widespread fraud. out new york's attorney general is trying to shut down the nra. >> one woman told us that she was giving as her entire simmons check for the month from the government. stepping up to support the oakland zoo. coming up on today's zip trip, how the community rallied to save this beloved east bay institution. 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. today, a demand for justice by activists and the family of a san leandro man who was shot and killed by police in a walmart back in april. 33-year-old stephen taylor was waving a bat in that store on april 18. his family said he was having a mental health crisis. this afternoon at 4 pm, the anti-police terror project will lead a protest outside the office of the da nancy o'malley. demanding the fire and the rest of the police officers involved. the family of a 22-year-old man killed by police in vallejo at a walgreens back in june, is suing the officer responsible and the city of vallejo. civil rights attorney john barris filed a federal civil rights lawsuit for wrongful death on behalf of the family of sean monte rosa. he was killed when the lease will responding to reports of vandalism. the police of the shot him through the windshield from the backseat of a moving unmarked police truck. >> he has a history of having been involved in four shootings within a 3-5 year time period. all of which he shot people multiple times. the family of monte rosa wants that officer who shot and killed him to be fired and then arrested. the police union and the police chief said the officer mistook a hammer in his switcher for a gun. a leading public health agencies warning secondhand cigarette smoke could be hampering the global attempt to control the coronavirus pandemic. the american lung association issued a report concluding smokers can exhale infected droplets into the air after taking a puff of their cigarettes and that that smoke can easily drift to people nearby. early studies have arctic concluded that smokers are far more likely than non-smokers to develop complications due to covid-19. health experts now have a warning for people where only plastic face shields in public dr. say they are not in a protection. they say you can certainly clear up your protection but to make sure that at least one of those layers is a facemask. one physician demonstrated how shields can provide a false sense of security. >> washes, what if i sneeze. that would spread the virus there. a computer simulation finds that 80% of the people wore facemasks than it would be more spread than a strict locked in. because of the pandemic, there are record-breaking sales for cleaning products. however, there's a new cdc report out that found that more than one third of u.s. adults are risking their health using the products the wrong way. researchers say that 39% use cleansers and disinfectants in a potentially dangerous way. while trying to protect yourself from the virus. at the same survey said 19 applied bleach on food items like fruit and vegetables. this morning we got a fresh look at the job market but that report is now overshadowed by tensions with china. pam cook is back with today's dollars and cents. >> reporter: we have been reporting the president promises executive action against tick tock that the chinese app will be bad for 45 days if they are not sold by the parent company based in china. as we have been reporting, microsoft is interested in buying tiktok so we will follow that book that's waiting heavily on the market event. offsetting that, the july jobs report released this morning, shows you as employees added 1.8 million jobs last month and that is significantly lonelier than the 4.8 million jobs added in june. it shows that hiring has gotten weaker. also with the re-closing coming back on some restrictions and businesses closing, the unemployment rate declined from 11.1 percent to 10.5%. that was exactly what economists expect is so stuck started heading higher initially when that bell rang this morning pick those tensions with china offsetting those gains now at this hour taking a live look at the big board and the new york stock exchange. down across the board at this point with the dow jones slipping most come about a quarter of a percent of the s&p 500 down and little bit. the nasdaq also down but still above the 11,000 mark. dozens of restaurants in the lake tahoe area that were struggling just a short time ago , are now packed with customers. that is because many families are spending these final days of summer at the lake before distance-learning begins later this month. the large number of august tourists may help keep many of those lake tahoe restaurants in business. >> quite honestly, we are almost at 100% of business. the town is exceptionally busy. >> there are businesses that are on the margin right now and they are wondering if they would be able to stay open the rest of the summer or not. or what further restrictions do they operate under? >> and when planning to dine out or book a hotel room in the lake tahoe area this weekend is being urged to make a reservation before leaving home. the u.s. treasury department has find capital one $80 million over a data breach last year the breach expose the personal information of more than 100 million people, capital one also have to submit a plan to the federal reserve outlining how he intends to upgraded cyber security system. the bank said it already has taken steps to tighten security around it customer information for the heck was one of the largest financial data breaches. that they look at dollars and cents. let's talk about friday traffic. typically fight and that is also true today. it is true. right now we have light traffic on this friday. sting true to form. i don't see a lot going on. i want to show you the bay bridge. people always want to see that and when the bay bridges like, it's also a nice commute for many other commutes. we had a little bit a slowing of the altamonte pass approach and also slowing on highway 4. they were clearing and accident on highway 4 so if you're driving in from bay point, you can still see some slow traffic here. unfortunately, i went for had to spoil it because the rest of the e >> commute looks very good as we move onto the cinema grade, that's in very good shape. 280 in san jose also looks very nice. a big decrease in the fog. we had a huge fog bank midweek. and then a northwest wind took care of it. only patchy here this month and not a lot there and some of it is already retreating. if you get fog in some locations, you probably don't have as much as the last couple of mornings. a little breeze but not much. warmer inland. livermore was 83 after 69 on wednesday. i should add that gary, depends on what part of gear where you are in. i had 74 yesterday. east wind, big rock and little pink and mount diablo has gone northeast that's taking place in the last hour. 50s and 60s on the temperatures here. the coolest temps have been to the north by far. 42 in lake tahoe. 76 in palm springs. that's a cool morning down there. the high will build in a little bit. not the four corners high. that will bump some temperatures up. looks quiet with a slight warm- up for some well away from the coast. it looks like is a bit. truck coming up in the next hour, when one bay area drug company will have enough drugs to meet the demands., but first, trying to save a long time area sports bar blood by rater fans. after the break, why rookies may have to close for good. and what's happening now to try to save it. don't forget, you can have morning headlines delivered to you i signing up for the new ktvu newsletter. go to to ktvu.com/emailed to sign up for the daily service. 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(doorbell rings) - [group] grubhub. good morning and welcome back. is not the year of the cat. no. megan from marin county requesting this song, the year of the cat, from al stewart. send me a son, will you use facebook, twitter or instagram. and use the hashtag ktvu. a movie theater in portland will not show the film kindergarten cop after complaints that it glorifies policing. the northwest film center plan to show the 1990 comedy as part of a series at a drive-in theater paying tribute to movies that were filmed in oregon. but an author in portland led a crusade against the screening saying the presence of police in schools is not entertaining. the film stars arnold schwarzenegger as a police officer who goes undercover as a schoolteacher in order to catch a drug dealer. a sequel to the film dirty dancing is in the works. lyons gate essay jennifer gray will make every parents as baby, who in the 1987 classic, fell in love with dance instructor johnny castle while vacationing at a resort with the family. gray will also executive produce the sequel. details of the plot have not been released. the original film was a box office hit patrick swayze died of pancreatic cancer in 2009. a sports bar in san leandro beloved by rater fans for years is fighting to stay in business. it is ricky's sports theater and grill on hesperia boulevard. it's been a home for rater fans for more than 50 years. not because of the pandemic, it may be forced to close. but one fan is launching a go fund me page to raise $100,000 to help the owners of the ricky's. >> what we do in this life is try to make good things happen. and that's what i'm trying to do. >> the bills are still coming in and more bills are still coming in, taxes are still coming in. and you just get buried. dr. romper ginger said the owners ricky and tina ricardo, are dealing with a perfect storm of bad luck. ricky also has alzheimer's. so his wife dean has been managing the bar by herself until they are forced to close. so far they go fund me page raised $6000. the half moon bay punk official has been added to the long list of bayer events that have been called up to the pandemic. the big pumpkin contest which takes place before the annual festival will go on as scheduled on october 12 with major changes. will be held at a private location on the san mateo coast and it will be close to the public. many halloween events are being scaled back or canceled due to the pandemic. health officials in los angeles county are already advising parents not to let their children go trick-or-treating due to safety concerns. many other communities in california and across the country are considering similar measures ahead of halloween night. in oakland, thousands of students received some much needed school supplies yesterday before classes begin next week. backpacks with school supplies were handed out at this giveaway it was organized by lend a hand fantasy, the 100 black men of the bay era, the convoy of hope and wells fargo. he was also a food giveaway organized by actors and oakland native cyntoia. the alameda county food bank also. >> there will be around 1000 cars today with some have two households and some have three so we are looking at about 17,000 meals today. we also were here on tuesday and we went through around 840 cars. that was around 15 or 16,000 years. we will also give out a total between the two days of around 7000 back packs with school supplies. a lot of great people were involved in this. the backpacks included grants, markers, pencils, pens, paper, notebooks, folders and rulers. it all depended on the age of the student. new monthly job numbers are out this morning and we are getting a much better look at how the coronavirus pandemic is making the economy weaker. we will break down the numbers. plus increasing accountability for police officers. what the san francisco district attorney sing about a proposed state law. and frustration grows across the bay area as people are waiting more than two weeks for covid-19 test results. what local health officials say is causing some of the biggest delays. ktvu fox 2 news. this is mornings on a 2. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is a friday. a blessed event. good morning. let's help you get through today and look forward to that we can. steve is here with once again, mild temperatures. no doubt about it. it has been a wild week here weatherwise. we started out hot then it got really cool and now back to warming up. but really just close to seasonal averages. not something we seal the time in august. it's usually really hot. but there's just not a lot of fog today. a lot more over the last couple days. turning off already near sfo. 50s and low 60s on the temperatures. livermore and san jose at 61. it's been a wild temperature week with patchy fog and only a little warm inland. the high will give us a slight bump up on the inland temperatures heading into the next couple of days. temperatures are near average. let's check out the bay bridge toll plaza now. there's not a lot going on. traffic is going to be busy if you're driving on highway 4. but at the bay bridge, we don't see anything. i will show you how a 4. i don't want to paint a picture saying there is never traffic anyway. well, you can see traffic here is light. traffic is still endless but slow on the altamonte pass. and traffic on highway 4 is still a little bit slow coming out of bay point toward concord and that is because of earlier issues. if this is your commute, don't be surprised. if you are on 680 it looks pretty good. and onto 80 in the silicon valley looks good. the latest jobs report shows u.s. employers added 1.8 million jobs in july. a sharp decline in growth after 4.8 million jobs were added in june. ktvu is live monitoring these numbers and telling us what they show about the economy. >> reporter: good morning. it shows that recovery has slowed down. more than 22 million u.s. jobs were lost back in march when the pandemic really took hold of the country. millions of americans are still collecting unemployment benefits. the unemployment rate is at 10 point 2% today's report could put pressures on the white house to speed up negotiating on another simas package so americans can get the rent up checks. second point is whether bailout should be offered and what to do about the $600 boost in unemployment benefits. the president tweeted that he notified his staff to continue working on an executive order but there are limits on how much a president can do. >> and executive order will leave millions of people out. it will be litigated. it won't be effective and things will get worse. >> reporter: although some parts of the country are using restrictions around covid-19, many states saw a surge in cases in july including here in california businesses were forced to close their doors again and other retirement plans were halted. there is a new concern with so many people still unemployed and with the end of the extra $600 per week federal bonus. economists say that extra $600 likely kept it many families financially afloat. but that financial boost is gone and so many people may turn to high-cost payday loans just to pay their bills. and company, payday loans have a $45 weekly fee. >> if somebody takes at $255 loan out, then they pay a fee of $45 for every pay. they have that loan outstanding. consumer advocates say people take out one payday loan often end up taking out another and enter a perpetual cycle of debt. a new study finds that more than half of the unemployment claims filed in california for the week ending july 25 were reopened claims by people who had previously filed for unemployment. according to a new analysis by the california posse lab, many people filing for unemployment in july had filed early and the pandemic and were temporally rehired but then laid off again. researcher said that in july an average of 160,000 of the additional claims were filed every week. it is now 804 mp police in oakland are investigating a shooting that killed one person and wounded at least three others. citizens videos show officers arriving at a scene at fairfax avenue at about 10:00 last night. officers mentally saw two shooting victims and two other shortly thereafter. one person died at the scene and another rest to the hospital with thy life- threatening injuries and silver please have not released any information about a motive in this unit. this morning a state senate committee is debating a police accountability lapidus designed to help family members for those killed and officer involved shootings in california picket sponsored by both lawmakers and prosecutors here in the bay area including san francisco's district attorney. the bill would correct the racial inequity that results when there is no currently available compensation for victims of police violence who are disproportionately people of color. the bill would give restitution to victims of police violence and their families. it would also consider documentation other than a police report when determining who is eligible. police groups are opposed to the measure. a new report by the university of washington now predicts that u.s. death toll from covid-19 will hit 300,000 by december 1. according to johns hopkins university, or than 160,000 people have already died from covid-19. the same city found 66,000 of those predicted u.s. deaths could be prevented if people wear masks when outside their homes during the next four months. testing is critical against the national battle against covid-19. many people in the bay area say they are still waiting more than two weeks for a test result at a time when virus cases on the rice. local health experts and some of the biggest delays are at testing sites supported by the state of california. they often use big labs where results are often delayed. the are called often searched sites and they are drive-up for the most part. those are supported by those commercial labs. those turnaround times across the state will be two weeks or more. however that wait time is often much shorter in other parts of the bay area. in san francisco test results often come back if and or three days. santa clara county averages 3-4 days. foster city biotech said it can produce enough potential covid-19 vaccine to meet global demand in october. gilead sciences is currently testing its anti-viral drug, remedy her. they said they began taking steps to ramp up production since january. it's manufacturing network includes 40 companies here in north america, europe and asia. biotech plants to create 2 million treatments by the end of your. sonoma county boat board of supervisors approved fines for people ignoring safety roles took that unanimous vote came yesterday after county health leaders said a crackdown is needed now to help stop the spread of the virus. individuals can now be find a flat fee of $100 for failing to wear a mask or not keeping six feet of distance while in public. restaurant, bars and stores face fines starting at $1000 for not requiring safe practices for their workers and a second violation will cost businesses $5000 and up to $10,000 for each additional violation. critics, finds unfair and unnecessary. >> i just hate the messaging this sends when all the data point show that we just opened too early when the information on the virus changes every day. the crackdown in sonoma county will take effect immediately, san mateo, marin and napa counties have already adopted similar ordinances. it has been quite a bit of up and downs with this weather. for august, one extreme to the other. that started on monday. mid-90s inland and then upper 60s and 70s on wednesday. aries 20 degrees below. tomorrow we will level off work we are on the way today. yesterday there was a good 10- 15 degrees jump from the temperatures on wednesday. today we will continue that but level it off. really the fog is not much of a factor. there is some near point race and down to the santa cruz area. but north of that, not much. over the bay it's starting to retreat. highs yesterday in santa rosa and concord was 70 appeared livermore 83. they were 69 i was a. menlo park was 81. the city did hit 70 after the fog cleared out. livermore up to 87 today. there were up to 84 and the same for napa. 60s on the temps for most with 57 in the city. nevada dipped to the low 50s. a couple upper 40s to the north. a very quiet pattern. we have been talking about the four corners this summer, but this is the pacifica eye, sticking its nose in to allow temperatures inland to bump up close to seasonal averages. everyone is within a degree or so for the average highs. not a lot of change. a little warmer on the weekend but there will be a cooling trend starting next week. protesters in lebanon gathered on one of the streets hardest hit from that explosion in beirut. what they are demanding from their government. plus, as coronavirus is surging, some people are still taking summer vacations. what you need to know about traveling with covid-19. in beirut, protesters are demanding accountability for the blast that killed at least 135 people and injured 5000 others. yesterday's demonstrations happened on one of the streets hardest hit by the explosion. ahead of lebanon's custom department confirmed that officials had sent several letters asking that massive tons of ammonium nitrate b removed from the warehouse that was stored due to the danger of it. the government said that an investigation is underway and that some port officials have been placed under house arrest. the victims in beirut are being honored here in the bay area. lebanese ex-patriots held a vigil last night along the embarcadero. lebanon is already struggling with high unemployment in dealing with the covid-19 situation. the explosion is yet another setback for this country. it is in economic collapse and the people do not realize that people are starving in that country right now. organizers of last nights events say the best way to donate is directly to the lebanese red cross. the state department is lifting the global warning for u.s. citizens to travel internationally. the advisory was put in place back in mato the coronavirus. in a statement, the department said that health and safety measures have improved and will return to its previous system of country specific levels of travel advice. despite the blanket warning being lifted, the eu blocked entry to all u.s. tourist. many countries are still requiring quarantines. many people are taking their summer vacations despite an interest increase in covid- 19 cases and popular destinations are enforcing visitor restriction. nearly half of states have restrictions for out of state visitors, from filling out travel forms and 14 day quarters teens. new york is cracking down on om covid-19 hotspots and major entry points from travelers are reminded to self isolate for two weeks. >> i wish every seat was doing this because it will help to stop the virus. >> we are just going to be pulling over people time and time again for doing nothing wrong, simply for trying to get to the city. the cdc warns that traveling can increase the risk of traveling and spreading covid-19. if you travel, make sure you follow any restrictions for your destination. in some states, fines for violating corrente mandates can be as high as $10,000 per person. it is friday and that means traffic is usually light and that's probably where we are now. good morning. right now we see traffic on the light side. i don't see a lot going on. i see the bay bridge with everyone wanting don't know about that, of course. the traffic there is okay. interstate 58 is okay. we still have sewing on having a poor if you're driving over to will pass. we have had a long-standing problem trying me lanes but. if you are driving past that, 680 looks good. looking at the rest of the east bay commute that has looked very nice with no major issues. now, today's weather. already sunny for many. there little foggy unless you are at the san mateo or santa cruz coast. the fall bank is not pushing inland. it's starting to bring back. you can still see some. in the temperatures are beginning to warm up now. patchy fog only but there is a little breeze. 68 in the city. the average is 67. we are right there. 92 is a record high from 1984. 60s on the temperatures with low 60s in walnut creek and livermore. 50 berkeley. upper 50s and 60s all over. a high will build and slightly. it won't park over us but it will allow temperatures to bump up to seasonal averages for most. we see that continue right into the weekend. warmer inland into sunday and then we will have cooler temps going into early next week. a reminder to download our new ktvu weather app for your smart phone or your tablet. it has interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven- day forecast. there's an easy feature to 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smoke. when we come back. san francisco students start the new school year in little more than a week. what teachers in the district have agreed to when it comes to starting off with distance learning and the questions that remain. and controversy over a jester made by an oakland a's bench coach as players left the field following a game. usually what he did and how the team is responding. ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. it's a beautiful mild friday morning. good morning. i think we are warming up. let's check in with steve and get the all-important weekend forecast. that is correct. not too much. nothing we haven't seen or dealt with before. it might even be warmer on monday than what we are seeing today. we will be getting a warm-up as we had an unseasonably cool day on wednesday but yesterday we jumped up 10-15 degrees. there is still some fog but is favoring point reyes south and men on the coast aired over the bay, it has pretty much disappeared. 50s and 60s on the temps now. it's been rather breezy this morning. but just a bit of a breeze left now. the breeze will taper off and temperatures will be near average today which is 60s, 70s and 80s. still a little bit cool for some but we are inching closer to average on the temps. highway 4 traffic has been a little slow coming from willow pass grade over to concord. but then 680 and highway 24 do look okay and highway 24 looks pretty good driving over to the tunnel with no major problems. and you can see that traffic is going to be okay. if you're driving this morning of easter freeway, it is a nice looking drive with only 19 minutes. you have been wondering about the toll plaza. take a look at it. it looks great. today san francisco public school's teachers will start voting on a proposed deal for distance learning coming up this fall. what instruction will look like and when it all kicks off in 10 short days. >> reporter: we know when it will start. august 17 is the first day of all online school for san francisco usd students. we don't know a lot of details about what this agreement includes but we do note that teachers, the teachers union and the district agreed on something yesterday after marathon bargaining session of 16 hours. this gradual of what teachers and how they will give their lessons live online versus pre- record lessons. teachers will have some say over that. we know that the state is requiring 120 minutes of daily interaction and instruction from all public school teachers and kids. according to the san francisco article, educators will have some jurisdiction how that live instruction simply the chronicle is also reporting that this agreement to train the teachers union and the district includes things like a $400 stipend for educators to purchase equipment so that they can work from home and do things like lose their internet speeds and to teach from their homes there's a plan for teachers who must return to empty classrooms to teach, to do so safely. the union said they will have a townhall meeting for members later today to discuss the details of this agreement and the hope is that this agreement will be ratified by monday and then the school year will start one week from then on august 17. >> to the south by now where teachers in san jose say they want to be given the choice about whether they teach online, in a classroom or from their own homes teachers and parents protested before the san jose unified school district board meeting last night but the district is requiring teachers to teach lessons online from their empty classrooms. teachers can apply for an exemption from in class teaching but they say the process is tedious and not a guarantee. one parent we spoke with sympathizes with the teachers. >> it is shameful that our district is not supporting our educators. these are the people we entrust our kids to and they're not being shown any professional respect for human consideration for their health and safety. classes are set to start in san jose next wednesday. a school board vote on whether to hire campus police officers has been delayed in antioch as protesters shut down that meeting. dozens of demonstrators protested outside of the antioch school district headquarters on wednesday evening. one board member said processors tried to physically block her from getting inside to that meeting. >> when i get to the door, i can't get in because they have put their bodies blocking me. i'm telling you, it was really a ruckus. board members read letters from the community with some favoring having the school resource officers, but many oppose that plan. in the income of the protesters became so loud that the school board had to postpone the vote. happening today, activists and the family of a san leandro man who was shot and killed by police inside a walmart storeta killed on april 18 while waving a baseball bat inside crisis. the anti-police terror projects is leading a protest outside of the das office at 4 pm this afternoon calling for the officers involved to be fired and arrested. the family of a 22-year-old killed by vallejo police at a walgreens store in june is suing the officer responsible and the city. civil rights attorney john burris filed a federal civil rights lawsuit for wrongful death on behalf of the family of sean monte rosa. he was killed when police responded to reports of vandalism but the officers shot him through the windshield from the backseat of a moving unmarked police truck. >> he has a history of having been involved in four shootings within a three-five-year time.. all of which he shot them multiple times. mont derosa's family wants the officer who shot and killed them to be fired and arrested. the police union and police chief said the officer mistook a hammer in montrose switcher for a got. animal control officers are investing the deaths of two kids who appear to be choppy officers found the calf last week at eagle berry street near the transition. authorities describe the condition of the kittens as a disturbing. lease are seeking the public's help in solving this case of animal abuse. oakland ace bench coast ryan christiansen is apologizing after making a jester that looked like a salute after yesterday's game . it happened on the 80s when yesterday of the texas rangers. he is seen in the video with his arms stretched out as plays left the field. in a statement, he said he did not intentionally make a salute and apologize for the quote offensive gesture. the oakland ace also released a statement saying in part that this is incredibly offensive especially during the times when we as a club and so many others are working to expose and address racial inequalities in our country. we are deeply sorry that this happened on our playing field. today, the 49ers are celebrating the legacy of former player. dwight clark. today is 87 day on the calendar. that's the number that dwight clark wore on his jersey. the team is raising awareness and donations for the gold heart bun. the organization was created to serve former players with emotional, financial and physical support. forecasters are predicting a record breaking hurricane season pick that no administration updated the seasonal forecast and anticipating as many as 25 named storms. the highest number the agency has ever predicted. the agency said many factors are contributing to what will be an above average hurricane season. >> warmer atlantic temperatures. a stronger west african monsoon. more week when she. more week tradewinds and much more conducive wind patterns coming up the coast of africa. officials say there is concern of evacuations during a pandemic. very encouraging people to add facemasks to emergency kits and in order to evacuate, they say say with them or any hotel if possible. use emergency shelters only as a last resort. let's get a check of our own weather with steve on this friday. and let folks probably want to get out and about. what do you say to them? >> i say, go for. it looks good and nice here for august. by the company while the atlantic is very active, the pacific is not. the reason being is the water temperature so much colder. the atlantic is running very warm in the pacific is not. typhoon season has been very quiet and even for us in the eastern pacific. for us, not a lot of fog but and when temperatures will warm up. high pressure build in. just patchy this morning. warm inland the 60s, 70s and 80s. livermore was 83 yesterday. did in seven. san mateo 76 with 78 today. a little northeast breeze. west southwest in the oakland berkeley hills. it's above 2500 feet. a lot of 50s and the mix. 50s and 60s. not much fog to hamper temperatures from warming up. your average for most. as our high building, we will see inland temperatures get to the upper 80s and low 90s. we don't see this in august very often. we had a really cool pattern here on wednesday. yesterday we jumped up and today will be more of a gradual jump up. 60s, 70s and 80s over the next couple days. looks like on sunday will get 90s on the interior. we will start a cooling trend going into early next week though. we are and the middle of a soon seen look in the oakland zoo. in our zip trip at 9:00, how the veterinary staff keeps your fame air favorite animals at the zoo also had come allegations of widespread fraud. after the break, how new york's attorney general is trying to shut down the nra. national rifle association is facing two separate lawsuits in two different states. washington, d.c. attorney general is suing the nra from allegedly diverting funds to the nonprofit organization to have lavish spending by their executives. and the new york ag to dissolve the nra altogether. they claim there was millions of dollars for personal use diverted over decades. the ceo is accused on spending millions of dollars on lavish trips. >> this has been going on for a long time. they have been absolutely decimated by the cost of that lawsuit. editor there said but i would suggest that is what they should be doing. >> mister lapierre created an illegal pass through arrangement to conceal the very nature of these expenditures. the 18 month investigation also revealed the organization what are merely a $20 million surplus in 2015 down to a $36 million deficit in 2018. the nra said the lawsuit has political motives writing in part, quote this was a baseless premeditated attack on our organization and the second amendment freedoms it fights to defend. in the new public health agencies morning secondhand cigarette smoke could be hampering the global attempt to contain the coronavirus pandemic took the american along association issued a report concluding smokers can exhale infected droplets into the air after taking a puff of their cigarette and that smoke can drift to people nearby. early studies have arctic included smokers are far more likely than non-smokers to develop complications due to covid-19. health experts also have one for people only wear plastic face shields. doctors say there are not enough protection but they say you can certainly layer up your protection and make sure at least one layer is a facemask. when physician demonstrated how shields can provide a false sense of security. >> what if i sneeze. that would spread the virus, gh a computer simulation finds that if 80% of people were facemask, it would be more effective in stopping the spread of covid-19 than a strict lockdown. the pandemic has led to a record-breaking sales for cleaning products. but a new cdc reports found more than one third of u.s. adults are putting their health at risk by using the products incorrectly. researchers say 39% used cleansers and disinfectant and potentially dangerous ways while intending to protect themselves from the deadly virus. the same survey found 19% applied please to food items such as fruit and vegetables. a new report out on jobs offsetting tensions. once again between the united states and china. m cook joins us with a look at today's dollars and cents. >> reporter: good morning. the warning from the president that he will ban tiktok and we chat unless they are sold by their parent company in china is causing the rising tensions between the two chick countries. microsoft is interested in buying tiktok but legal analysts are saying it's not clear the president actually has the authority to ban the apps. that could happen in 45 days. we will keep an eye on that. also this morning, fresh news on the jobs market. the jobs picture. the july jobs report was released this morning showing u.s. employers added 1.8 million jobs last month pick that is significantly lower than the 4.8 million jobs added in june. it shows that harry has gotten weaker but it's about what was expected. the unemployment rate declined from 11.1% two 10.5% and that is exactly what economists were looking for so when the opening bell rang this morning, the numbers did start heading higher. but again, the tensions between china offsetting that and also the uncertainty of whether or not we will get a new stimulus bill passed. that's affecting stocks and we take a live look at the big board. the dow jones is holding steady to a loss of about one quarter of a person all morning long. the s&p down slightly on the nasdaq down the still holding at 11,000. dozens of restaurants in the lake tahoe area that were struggling a few months ago are now packed with customers. that is because many families are spending the final days of summer at the lake before distance learning begins later this month. large number of august taurus may help keep many lake tahoe restaurants in business. >> quite honestly, we are almost at 100% of busy there are businesses that are right on the margin right now and they're wondering if they will be able to stay open the rest of the summer or not or what further restrictions with they have to operate under. and am planning to dine out or book a hold out room in the lake tahoe area this weekend is being urged to make a reservation before leaving home. and the u.s. treasury department has find capital one $80 million over a data breach lester pick that breach exposed the personal information of more than 100 million people per one will have to submit a plan to federal reserve outlining how it intends to upgrade the cyber security system for the bank, said it has already taken steps to tighten security around its customer information. and that hack was one of the largest financial data breaches ever. many other companies are keeping an eye on what they do. i am pam cook and that is a look at your dollars and cents. not a lot of commute traffic to talk about but what if we took five into the golf links exit and hit the oakland zoo which is what we are doing in a few minutes. >> i believe you know how to get to the oakland zoo. i just have a feeling that you know the area very well. yes. absolute. let's do that in about 10 minutes or so. right now we do have a look at the commute. i like what i see. it's a nice friday commute as you drive across the san rafael bridge from richmond. also looking at a commute from the bay bridge that has been light. most of the east bay commute has been light. nothing at all really. even highway 4 is proving. 680 looks good all the way down to walnut creek. already some of the fog retreating pit looks like we'll hang out on the coast and not the big push that we have seen the last couple of days. i think the fog will regroup and come back in as we get warmer temperatures and lint over the next couple of days we will create a bit of an inversion and that will help form the fog. is not disappearing. it was a wild tempter week. hot on monday and essays would cool on with it. but then back up yesterday. a little bit of it in the east went. with southwest in oakland and berkeley hills. 50s and 60s on the temperatures here. some of the inland areas will bump up in the temperatures. 60s and 70s close to 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