extremely strong, that's what president trump calls president putin's denial of the russian interference in the 2016 u.s. presidential election. and standing side by side with russian president vladimir putin president trump cast doubt on u.s. intelligence agencies and said putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial of election meddling. is inelsinki with more on the stunning summit that has the world talking this morning. after a two-hour one-on-one and a working lunch president trump finally answered today's

biggest question. >> would you now with the whole world watching tell president putin, would you denounce what happened in de2061 would you warn him to never do it again? >> all i can do is ask a question. my people came to me, dan coats came to me and some others and said they think it's russia. i have president putin, he just said it's not russia. >> reporter: trump and vladimir putin said they spoke directly about russian meddling in the 2016 election. >> president putin may very well want to address it and very strongly because he feels very strongly about it. >> reporter: and putin did. he flat out denied any involvement. >> the russian has never interfered and is not going to interfere into internal incloodi including the election process. >> the cold war is a thing of the past. >> reporter: and even still a

russian nuclear weapons anti-protester was pulled out of the crowd. they were then joined by their teams, trump flanked by the u.s. ambassador to russia, secretary of state and national security advisor. but a tweet from trump set the tone for the summit blaming u.s. foolishness for the strange relation with russia and then a handshake, putin showed up 45 minutes late making the president wait. and that was the first press conference we'd seen between a u.s. president and a russian president in decades. molly hunter, abc news, helsinki. and new developments in the immigration crisis at the border. families who were recently reunited will not be deported right away. a san diego judge just ordered a temporary halt. the aclu asked the judge to halt

them until after temporary relocation. the judge ordered a temporary stop to give the justice department time to respond. a formal ruling is not expected for at least one week. and this passenger you see behind me repeatedly seen smoking what appears to be meth on the train is now in jail in dublin but it's not for drug use. it's facing unrelated charges. what's the update there? >> reporter: hi, good morning, jessica. yeah, we were in court waiting to see him. he did not appear because of a medical condition. the bailiff says he is known here at this courthouse, previous time when he was in custody he did not appear several times because he didn't want to go to court. that wasn't the condition today. they say it was just because of a medical issue.

that's all they could say. he was arrested over the weekend. this video helped lead to the arrest of tracy daniels. bart passengers reported seeing him smoke meth on the trains. he was arrested sunday. the viewer says he often sees daniels harassing the merchants and was appalled by the video of him smoking. >> right in front of everybody like i don't care, deal with it. >> reporter: he wasn't arrested for the smoking. officers took him in because there was an awarrant out for his arrest accusing of him being an accessory to a crime. but other passengers are relieved not having to deal with the smoking for now. >> he needs to be somewhere where they can do a real evaluation what his needs are. >> had residue of it, the smell of it affects other people. and especially if you have kids

traveling on b.a.r.t. it's even worse. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. police say for him to be arrested on the train an officer would have to see it or a witness would have to report it and wait for police to arrive and even then it would only be a citation. that's why he is not in jail here for what created the outrage but for warrant for his arrest. happening today san francisco could soon become the latest city in the country to end the use of plastic straws and other take out containers made of plastic. the city's land use subcommittee will take up the proposed ban today. it has received broad support from seven city supervisors, but not everybody is on board. consumers say they're used to seeing straws readily available and going straw-free would take some used to. >> once you get used to change i

think everyone is going to fall into it and be fine that oats helping the environment. drivers going to the dmv got an early start. today in oakland and san jose two offices opened up early to help combat massive lines that had been forming across the bay area as well as all across the state. matt keller joins us live in san jose with what's being done to speed things up. >> reporter: heading to the dmv without an appointment can be a nightmare. so here in san jose they're opening up an hour earlier happening it would help. mary stuartot here on center road at about 6:45 a.m. >> did you expect to be 40th in line at that point? >> 140 >> reporter: the dread of being at the dmv is having to worsen

recently. the dmv says the longer wait times are due to implementation of new i.d., and the addition of electronic driver's license and i.d. card application. >> and make sure everybody goes to right line, please. >> reporter: starting today the san jose processing center and the oakland claremont office are opening up an hour earlier on monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursdays, and fridays. he was first in line because he heard the horror stories. >> nine hours in line, that's crazy. >> reporter: but some say it doesn't matter if you open up early or on saturdays if there are not enough people to help. once you get inside they say there's a lot of windows but only a few workers. >> hire more people, open up the windows, get it done. >> reporter: the dmv says they're planning on doing just that. they're hoping to hire hundreds

of people in the coming year. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. state health oilgfficials will in san francisco's hunter point to scan the navy shipyard for radioactive waste. it'll be limited to public areas and not include nearby housing. they offered to let them check their homes and were shocked the health department did not ask to scan their buildings in the first place. new this morning a new poll finds public awareness of global warming is going up. abc news and sanford university conducted the survey. it found 61% of americans say the federal government should be doing a great deal or a lot about global warming. that is up 8 points since 2015. three quarters of americans are concerned that efforts to address the issue will raise prices on things they buy. a small number are confident

those efforts would actually reduce global warming. in less than one hour amazon will kick off what it calls its biggest prime day ever. more than a million items will go on sale online for amazon members. some of the deals being offered include tablets, tvs and media streams. >> you're going to find deep discounts on products nationwide. and if you make a $10 purchas up until today or tomorrow you could receive a $10 card back. >> they're shipping to australia, netherland, and singapore for the first time this year in 2018. the new research suggesting that your cup of joe could

actually extend your life. plus the coupon carl dispute at cvs and the major announcement the pharmacy chain made just moments ago. we're seeing sunnier skies prevailing and temperatures are responding. we'll take h

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welcome back. the super size balloon of president trump depicted as a baby might be coming state side. in fact a gofundme campaign has been setup to make this dream a reality. in just two days the campaign nearly doubled its goal, the order to have the balloon brought over is being placed today and it could arrive by the middle of next month. new details in that viral video showing a cvs manager calling police on a woman trying to use a coupon. cvs released this statement moments ago. part of the encounter was recorded by the woman. >> no i'm not african-american, i'm black. black isn't a bad word. >> camilla hudson says the manager now known online as coupon carl challenged her friday night when he tried to

use a manufacturer's coupon for a free huds >> he goes i can't accept this. i go why can't you accept it, because it looks fraudulent. >> the manager called 911 after tensions escalated. chicago police arrived and ultimately asked hudson to leave the store. a cave diver who helped rescue 12 young soccer players says he may sue tesla ceo elon musk for smearing him. musk had offered a sub, and one call called musk's suba pr stunt, and musk then referred to him as the pedo, short for pedophile. the diver said he ishe at

uy he is.fu commen >> would you consider taking legal action against him? >> yes, yes. it's not finished. >> musk has since deleted the tweets. are you looking for another reason to enjoy that cup of joe throughout the day? well, look no further. a new study published in the journal of american journal association found that individuals who drink eight or more cups of coffee a day had a lower risk of dying by nearly 15%. the benefits aren't from the caffeine itself. in fact researchers say there are many other noncaffeine components in coffee that might play a role. a major shoe company just announced a major goal. what adidas plans to give up completely by the year 2024. and that accuweather sunshine very effectiv us up co. a live lack at san jose.

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and in accuweather a pretty summer like pattern setting up today. had morning cloud cover, sunshine breaking as we speak, and we'll have a wide range of temperatures later on this afternoon. live doppler 7 along with satellite right now showing you that cloud cover right along the immediate coastline. but we'll put this in motion the past four hours and you can see that satellite image showing you that cloud cover slowly receding to the coastline. so right now a majority of the region features sunny skies.

the east bay in the background and we nothing but sunshine at this vantage point. a live look overhead and you can still see through the golden gate straight we still have some fog to deal with. you're stuck in the 50s right now along the coast. half moon bay only 59 right now. already at 87 degrees before lunchtime. 64 in oakland and napa and santa rosa both checking in with a temperature about 69 degrees. generally 5 to 10 miles an hour, but future tracker wind gusts later this afternoon into the early evening we do expect those winds to become a little more active. likely seeing those gusts anywhere from 10 to 20 miles an hour later today. starting in the south bay it will be warm in morgan hill. 93 degrees.

86 the high in san jose. 81 for mountain view. and half moon bay only 65 degrees. downtown san francisco, 68 your high. 62 in daly city. and wide range in the north bay. 85 that high in petaluma, about 83 in vallejo, 74 in oakland, 77 in castro valley. and inland, 91 the high in san ramon, 94 in antioch, brentwood to about 96 degrees. but just to our east in the central valley look at the highs today. the heat is on. 106 in fresno, 105 in bakersfield. even palm springs a high of 110 degrees. overnight tonight here's the call. a cloud cover reemerging from the coast.

mid-50s along the bay shoreline. where we're the lowest overnight lows holding in the low 60s. a warm afternoon on the way. a bit of a carbon copy forecast on tuesday before we turn a bit warmer on wednesday by a few degrees. thursday it turns muggy with humidity on the rise. by the weekend a little bit cooler back into the 70s and 80s for the most part. but today really comfortable, a lot of sunshine. warmer spots in the 90s. >> i am loving this forecast. this is my ideal forecast. >> me too. you can go anywhere where you want for anything you need. >> and the first time i was in san francisco it was freezing and i was wearing a jacket. adidas plans to make its products more sustainable. the sportswear maker is committed to using plastic by the year 2024. the financial times was the first to announce adidas' use and it plans to stop using the

plastic. research shows there will be more plastic than fish by weight in the world's oceans by the year 2050. steph curry and his dad this year del bet he could stay within 20 points of steph. the loser had to jump in the lake tahoe fully clothed. steph had to make a shot from about 100 yards out to make the bet. take a look. >> he practiced his shots from all over the court, but how about this? >> we talked all week long about -- >> that would have been way different than like a three court shot. >> you can see dad is definitely relieved. it hit the flag, nearly goes in. dad would have had to jump in the lake, but instead he ends up winning and look at this. steph paid off his bet by jumping off the boat. just another reason he's one of the splash brothers.

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>> hopefully you don't need anymore more coffee to get through the day. but from all of us, thanks for joining us and who wants to be a millionaire is next. enjoy the sunshine.

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