good morning. i'm garvin thomas. coming up on "today in the bay." the party just about to get started this morning in san francisco. you're looking at a live picture. what you need to know about today's pride parade, and we'll show you some of the other celebrations that took place in the city this weekend. speaking of being outdoors, it is heating up in the bay area. we'll let you know how long you can expect it to last. plus, as soccer's popularity grows during the world cup, many bay area fans say it is here to stay, and they were out to prove it on the peninsula last night. this is "today in the bay." . good sunday morning to you.

7:00 sunday morning looking like out at twin peaks and the pink triangle. very big weekend in the city. thanks for joining us. i'm garvin thomas. of course, a lot of outdoor events. everybody will want to know what the weather is looking like. that's why we have rob mayeda here. >> and the forecast is looking nice. right now 50s to near 61 across the bay area. as we head into the afternoon, we'll see the temperatures break out in the typical summer like fashion. numbers around san francisco eventually getting to the mid 70s. gorgeous view across the golden gate bridge. and by lunchtime we'll see temperatures climbing into the 70s, which for the giants game, early afternoon start today. 75 degrees. might need the sun block at at&t park this afternoon. so as we take you through the forecast, temperatures will be warming quickly, and yeah, 70s by noon in san francisco. and for inland areas south of san jose and the tri-valley, mid to upper 90s could be in the forecast come tomorrow. and so mid 80s in san jose.

low 90s in the northbay and the tri-valley. coming up, how long the temperatures will stay around and when the hottest day of the week will arrive coming up in the seven-day forecast. thanks very much. not just heat, but buzz in san francisco this morning. one of the largest parades of the year is just a few hours wi. we'll take you live to market street. right now all is quiet. but in less than four hours the streets will be filled with party goers, community groups and local organizations. 1.5 million people expected for the pride parade. the theme this year is color our world with pride. it will lead with a festival that wraps up the festivities. peel being asked to leave their cars behind and seek out alternative ways to get to the city. many events were held yesterday

as the weekend kicked into high gear. what was once a symbol of oppression was turned into pride. city leaders came together to mark the pink triangle celebration. it in nazi germany gays and lesbians were forced to wear the triangle. >> that historical account should never be forgotten. you can only celebrate if you know where we're coming from. in this city of san francisco we have a lot to celebrate. we also have a rich history of struggle for our lgbt community. it wasn't too long ago we had riots in the city. we had discrimination. we had barriers that were so thick, no one could see a way forward unless people came together. >> and come together they did. thousands of people turned out to enjoy the festivities and kick off the march to the castro district for a street party.

some who attended for more than a decade say it's important to keep going. >> finding community and letting them know that us old folks still love the dike march. >> san francisco police kept watch on the crowds, and they did make a few arrests, mostly for public intoxication. one of the grand marshals will be a transgender teen. the 17-year-old gained national attention after a bullying incident at her school. she was arrested when a fight was caught on camera. gutierrez says she was bullied for weeks before fighting back. charges were dropped after she completed a conflict resolution class. 200,000 people signed an online petition supporting gutierrez. today's pride parade is one of the largest in the country it goes up to 8th street where the festival will take place. many streets surrounding the parade route are already closed

to the p public. if you're going to the parade or want to avoid the traffic, we have all the information you need to get on nbcbayarea.com. new this morning a shooting in antioch sent five people to the the hospital overnight. they responded to a call of multiple people shot at a house located at the 5,000 block of cedar point drive. two of the victims had to be flown to local hospitals. one of them shot in the chest. no word on the circumstances of the shooting or the condition of the people injured. we'll let you know more information as it comes in throughout the day on nbc bay area news and nbcbayarea.com. now to a developing story in contra costa. the chp is investigating an officer-involved shooting. it happened on fallen star drive and pacheco boulevard. it ended in a crash and a man being shot by police. m that man was taken to the

hospital. no word on his condition or why the officer opened fire. we'll have more tonight at 4:30, 6:00 and 11:00. a clerk beaten at a south bay liquor store. police have a new clue to bring the attacker to justice. sheriff tepties say justin johnson is a person of interest in the case. now they need your help finding him. the famous surveillance video caught last week. now the suspect is seen arguing with the clerk and then throwing liquor bottles at him. this happened near bascom and stevens creek boulevard. the clerk fought back, going after the suspect with a garden tool. a customer stepped in and pulled the attacker off. the clerk suffered minor injuries. a desperate search in the south bay for a women missing now for more than a week. coolbaugh has not been seen since she left her sister's

house on sunday in gilroy. >> on sunday morning she did walk out of the house, approximately 7:30 to 8:00. left all i.d. no wallet. no cash. left her keys. basically walked out with nothing. >> he says his sister was battling severe depression and has diabetes. mimi is described as 5'5" with brown hair and eyes. last seen wearing a dark blue jacket, tan baseball cap and tan capri pants with light blue tennis shoes. the family is looking for volunteers to help search for mimi. they're also offering a $5,000 reward for her return. a powerful explosion rocks a building off its foundation. f butane canisters started the fire just before 11:00 last night. witnesses say they saw two people leaving the scene. they appeared to have suffered

burn injuries. much more ahead on today in the bay. a new law that may prevent deadly rampages like the one in santa barbara from happening. more than two years after the embassy attack in libya, the suspected master mind faces a judge.

welcome back to the broadcast. thank you so much for making us part of your sunday morning. you're looking at a live picture from downtown san francisco as preparations are under way for the pride parade coming up in just a few hours. a developing story to bring you. the suspected mastermind of the attack against the u.s. consulate in benghazi faced a judge yesterday.

ahmed khattala pled not guilty. he's been charged with conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists. only one charge was filed in court today, but prosecutors tell nbc news they expect additional charges to come in the days ahead. khattala was captured by u.s. special forces at a beach resort in a raid. president obama gave the go ahead for the secret mission, but some critics of the administration say it is too little too late. >> we knew where he was. he's been doing television interviews. we could have taken him any time, even six months ago. >> ambassador stevens was one of the fwour americans killed in the attack. after a huge scandal, the department of vet ran affairs may have a new leader. >> reporter: a white house review ordered by the president says the va system is plagued by

a quote, corrosive culture. they presented the report to the president on friday saying the va needs to be restructured and reformed. the chi findings include scheduling for treatment within 14 days is arbitrary, ill defined and misunderstood. and the report says that may vp incentivized inappropriate actions by personnel to hide the treatment delays. the report also found the va's equipment and technology is outdated and there's a shortage of doctors, nurses and administrative staff. dr. sam foot was the first to see it. >> i was somewhat shocked on how dead on it was. clearly they did not pull punches on this. >> the report poses a number of reforms, including increasing transparency and overhauling the structure. the va must prepare for a

changing veteran population. a rise in mental health care needs and a growing number of vets. massive changes to come to the country's health care system. the va secretary will be expected to implement soon. a controversial new arizona law is being praised by some as a layer of protection against deadly rampages. the law allows authorities to take at-risk patients to a mental health facility without order. that in response to the shooting of gabrielle giffords. they want to provide mental health assistance to people who may become violent. >> we do know we've intervened where there could be violent acts perpetrated. >> some supporters say it may have prevented the recent rampage in santa barbara. three young men from the south

bay were killed in the incident. millions have their eyes on the world cup. how the bay area has responded to the world cup phenomenon. and here's a sunny view of the golden gate bridge. a warm day in store. not just if r the valleys, but including san francisco as summer heat arrives to the bay area. a look at the forecast when we come right back. welcome back.

hey really? kiss your abs goodbye. cardiologist to check stand 1. crystal geyser alpine spring water? toucé. crystal geyser. always bottled right at the mountain source. good morning. 7:16 is the time. looking live outside. rob mayeda tells us it is going to be warm in the north bay today and tomorrow. in fact, all over the bay area. his forecast coming up in ten minutes. world cup fever is alive and well in the bay area. just ask the 50,000 people who packed into stanford stadium to watch the earthquakes take on the l.a.galaxy.

marianne favro has more. >> reporter: whether you call it football or soccer, doesn't really matter. more than 50,000 people packed into stanford stadium for the love of the game. they watched as the earthquakes took on long standing rival, the l.a. galaxy. >> a much bigger crowd fueled by world cup fever. jesse cortez is hooked. he hasn't missed a game. >> something about the world cup brings everyone together and makes the crowd better. >> and if you didn't get enough between brazil and chile, the flavor of brazil came alive on the field during halftime. everything from giant parrots to carnival dancers. >> people can't go to brazil so they come here and try to watch some football. >> beyond the extra attractions, the true star is the most popular sport in the world, the game that inspired this boy to get braces in the color of his favorite team, the earthquakes. the sport that has exploded in

pap larty in the bay area. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. meanwhile in brazil, team usa spent the day preparing for the showdown against belgium. many predicted an early exist for team usa getting to the knockout stage is an accomplishment. but the coach is trying to keep perspective, saying there is still room for improvement. >> nobody can claim that he reached 100% yet. so this is a very important message to the players. now prove it. >> the u.s. will be an underdog against belgium, which has been a trendy pick to pick the world come. come tuesday, the civic center plaza will host another team usa viewing party. thousands were there to watch the game against germany last thursday. good thing that's going to be monday as it will be hot in the bay area. rob mayeda is here with a look

at what's coming up today and the rest of the weekend. there's heat on the way. >> we really start to notice it this afternoon, including in san francisco, as temperatures soar to the 70s and low 80s close to the bay. right now 59 and sunshine in san jose. 61 around palo alto. and san francisco, the view by at&t park, 59 degrees. we have the early start at the ball game. so a little extra traffic around the city this afternoon. 75 degrees. gorgeous day for baseball and the pride parade forecast. we'll have that coming up in a moment. right now the sea breeze is out there, but the wind speeds weakening. the fan being shut down and the lack of low clouds is like the coolant to your air-conditioning unit. the fan is spinning without in i cool air to support it. during the day today, even the coast will see temperatures in the 60s and 70s. air quality in moderate range for most of the bay area. and tomorrow, not a spare the

air day yet. by stay tuned as the high pressure comes in, we could see air quality issues early in the week. satellite view is very dry. showers in the pacific northwithest. but high pressure building in from now to tuesday. it will keep low clouds mainly along the coastline. away from the coast this afternoon. that will allow temperatures to warm up around pacifica. tonight and tomorrow morning, patchy low clouds returning, but not really spilling into the bay. winds will be down the coast for the bay. it will warm up our temperatures now through tuesday afternoon. high pressure not giving any ground for the first half of the week. temperatures soar into the 90s for the valley. and i think towards morgan hill and gilroy could get close to 100 degrees for monday. you can see that in the seven-day forecast. temperatures stay toosty for the first half of the week.

and then the area of low pressure is going to start to drop on down. that's going to decrease the sea breeze. as we approach the fourth of july weekend we're going to see cooling. comfortable temperatures returning for the second half of the week. from there we have to watch out for patchy fog, perhaps creeping in around fireworks time. ch so heat from now until tuesday. fran 70, which means around pride parade, like we saw for the giants forecast, temperatures in the mid 70s. fairly warm. a lot of sunshine. san jose's temperature, 86 degrees today. topping out at 92 tomorrow in san jose. a similar day that we're seeing set up for tuesday. and then temperatures cooling down for the second half of the week. danville, 92 degrees today. you'll notice temperatures spiking in danville. f close to 100 tomorrow. cooling back closer to average, we'll say by thursday with highs back in the low 80s.

mid 90s in pleasanton and livermore. still 90s for tuesday. then numbers in the mid 80s as we approach fourth of july. still much more ahead on today in the bay. there's definitely days i wake up and like not sure this is going to work out the way we wanted it to. >> she would rather fix a problem than study it. how one woman is working to change the gender balance in the movie business.

here's a bit of bay area movie trivia. did you know before heading to hollywood, legendary film director and actor charlie chaplan made movies in nooils, which is now part of a fremont. who knows, you may just see america's next great director in

it. >> good morning. how are you guys doing? how many people feel really stressed about getting their edits finished this morning? >> the budgets may be minuscule, and the the deadline's a bit unreal. >> those fixes will be shown on saturday in the final film. but esther designed camp real stories to expose young people to what movie making is like in the real world. with one big exception. this world is 100% female endeavor. >> this is a big problem. you only have 16% of decision makers in the media that are women, you're not going to have a media that reflects our society. >> reporter: she knows the numbers not just from reports she's read but the life she's lived. for seven years she worked at pixar studios. >> don't be scared. >> you can find her name high up

in the credits as arts and story department manager for the incredibles and monsters inc. esther went onto get her -- to another study. >> sort of a little bit of a shoot first, ask questions later type of person. >> do you mean reshoot? >> esther wanted to do something to help fix what she sees as a problem. that's why last year she started camp real stories. three dozen young women working in teams to create short films. they storyboard, shoot, edit and most important learn to collaborate. all under the eyes of volunteers, female, of course, from the world of film. and they do it all in just five days. >> we were really surprised at the quality of the work considering none of them had film experience. >> norma had never considered film a possible career for her.

>> at first i didn't think how people are portrayed. oh, it's a film. we don't look like that. women don't really act like how we are in the media. we're really different. >> it's feedback like that that convinced her to bring it back for a second year. even add a second week and hopefully inspire the next generation. >> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, back out to the pride parade preparations and all you need to know about attending a few hours before it kicks off. and facebook experiments with your newsfeed. what they found about positive and negative posts.

good sunday morning to you. 7:29 is the time. looking live at the golden gate bridge this morning. thank you so much for making us

part of your sunday morning. hope you have something fun planned today. if those plans take you outside, let's get a check on your forecast with rob mayeda. >> and it looks warm for the area. especially around the east bay and san jose. right now 59 in san jose. pretty nice. no low clouds in san jose or san francisco. we're seeing a weaker sea breeze at work. generally below 10 miles per hour in fairfield. it should stay they way through 3:00 this afternoon, which will allow our inland temperatures to warm quickly. already 70s closer to san francisco with clear skies. trying to see 90s popping up in the forecast for today. you can see temperatures around san jose up to 86 degrees later on this afternoon. 75 in san francisco. and out towards the east bay, 78 near oakland. but trivalley we see the

temperatures up to 95. we'll let you know how long it sticks around coming up in your seven-day forecast. there's a buzz in san francisco this morning. one of the largest parades in the year is just a few hours away. ft we're going to take you live to downtown san francisco. things are starting to get busy right now. in three hours the streets will be completely filleded with partygoers, elected leaders, community organizations. in all, 1.5 million people expected for the parade. the theme is color our world with pride. now that's going to lead to a festival which will wrap up this week's festivities. people are being asked to take alternative transportation to the city. several transit services are running a special schedule to accommodate the crowd of participants. many of the pride events were held yesterday as the weekend kicked into high gear. what was once a symbol of oppression was turned into a

symbol of pride. city leaders came together to mark the annual pink triangle celebration. f the giant triangle is laid down on twin peaks as part of the the celebration. in nazi germany gays and lesbians were forced to wear the pink triangle. >> that historical account should never be forgotten. you can only celebrate if you know where we're coming from. in this city of san francisco, we have a lot to celebrate. we also have a rich history of struggle for the lgbt community. we had riots in the city. we had discrimination. we had barriers so thick no one could see a way forward unless people came together. >> and come together people certainly did. thousands of people turned out to enjoy the festivities and check out the dike march. some who have attended for more than a decade say it's important to keep going. >> finding community and letting

them know that us old folks still love the dike march! # san francisco police kept watch on the crowd. they said they made a few arrests. mostly for public intoxication. one grand marshal will be a transgender teen from herk lease. jules gained national attention after a bullying snengs ining r school. she was arrested after a fight caught on camera. gutierrez said she was bullied for weeks before fighting back. charges were dropped after she completed a conflict resolution class. 200,000 people signed an online petition. today's pride parade is one of the largest in the country. it goes up market street to 8th street where the festival will take place. many streets surrounding the parade route are already closed to the public. we have all the the information you need to get around. just go to nbcbayarea.com.

a shooting at an upscale neighborhood in antioch sent five people to the hospital overnight. they responded to a call of multiple people shot at a house in the 5000 block of cedar point drive. two of the victims had to be taken -- flown to local hospitals. one was shot in the chest. no word on the circumstances surrounding the shooting or the condition of the people injured. we'll let you know more information on nbcbayarea.com and on nbc bay area news. a desperate search in the south bay for a missing woman for more than a week. mimi coolbaugh hasn't been seen since last sunday. she left her sister's house in gilroy and hasn't been seen since. >> on sunday morning she walked out of the house, approximately 7:30 to 8:00. ch left all i.d. no wallet. no wascash.

left her keys. walked out with nothing. >> his sister has severe depression and battling diabetes. she's 5'5" with brown hair and eyes. last seen wearing a dark blue jacket, tan baseball cap and tan capri pants with light blue tennis shoes. the family is looking for volunteers to search for mimi. they're offering a $5,000 reward for her return. now to news in the middle east. iraqi troops deployed west of baghdad. in an effort to retake territory lost to rebels. in recent weeks the su nni rebes seized large portions of the country. the surge has thrown the country into its deepest crisis since u.s. troops left in 2011. the iraqi government has launched the biggest push to

recover territory lost to isis. as the iraqi military reportedly made ground in baghdad, hundreds in austria and bosnia commemorated the 100th anniversary of the assassination of france ferdinand. the lasting effects still influence the world today, particularly in the sectarian violence sweeping across iraq. richard engel has more from baghdad. >> reporter: the chaos in iraq. terrorists taking over parts of the country. baghdad in lockdown. the country in danger of splitting apart as a religious war spreads like a plague. in many ways it all traces back to the shot heard around the world. the murder that trigger d world war i.

>> this is the world war i cemetery in baghdad. unfortunately it's overgrown. few people come here these days. when the war broke out, the middle east was run by istanbul. but the leaders made one of the worst decisions in modern history. they aligned themselves with germany. they picked a losing side. when jegermany lost, the empire became the victim's spoils. carved up by britain and france, who drew new borders with little regard for old ethnic and religious divisions. what is now iraq was created from three provinces. one shiite, one sunni, one kurdish, the same regions that are now breaking apart. what is now syria is a shadow of the empire it was carved up to. the sunni militant group isis is fighting to combine them.

in another war a century ago. the era these british soldiers fought and died to create is crumbling, like their tombstones in baghdad. the middle east is violently reverting to what it was before. the map drawn up by europeans is fading away. and a much older system of ethnic and religious divisions is reemerging. richard engel, nbc news, baghdad. back in california, many chefs and bartenders are celebrating this morning. governor jerry brown repealing regulations for california kitchens. those rules would force restaurant employees to use gloves or utensils when handling food. the no hands bill was intended to prevent diseases from spreading. chefs and bartenders fought the regulation saying it was unneeded and would create unnecessary waste of disposable gloves. restaurants at 41 other states have to use them as they were

included in food safety regulations. facebook conducted the experiment back in 2012. they wanted to see how it impacts other people. the company changed newsfeeds to highlight pog or negative messages. facebook was able to carry out the experiment because all users have to agree to terms and conditions, and that includes research. much more ahead on today in the bay. we'll check with miami and the a's. could they pull out the much needed win? we'll let you know next.

good morning. welcome back to the broadcast. 7:41 is the time. thanks for spending time with us here. if you're in the city visiting for pride, welcome to the bay area. looking at a live picture down at the beginning of where the pride parade will start at 10:30. a enthen a look over to twin peaks where the pink triangle celebration was unveiled yesterday a part of pride weekend. now the san francisco giants entered last night's game with the reds winning 13 out of 17. they were hoping a late inning rally could help them turn things around. san francisco trailing by one when buster posey doubles to left field to tie the game and send it into extra innings. that's where the momentum would stop. cincinnati scored five runs in the top of the 11th. and the giants' slide continues.

reds win 7-3. a's and marlins with a thriller themselves. oakland breaks a tie on a josh donellson single. i'm would threaten in the inning by loading the basis. hold onto win 7-6. oakland wins the 50th game or the suicide. yesterday was the final day of stef curry's three-day camp at pebble beach. over 130 kids attended the camp to be coached by the warriors all-star guard and ste p ph wasn't the only in attendance. his father dell coached the opposing team in many of the drills. >> they have big eyes when a certain drill is introduced and that kind of deal. that's rewarding to be able to share that information.

>> good for those kids. much more ahead on "today in the bay." it's been a hot button issue between governor brown and others but now a member of the governor's own party is opposing his high speed rail plan. our political analyst larry gerston will join us to let us know if the proposed deal will stay on track.

for years the proposed high speed rail project has been attacked by republicans, but now governor jerry brown's $68 billion project is catching flak from a key democrat. larry gerston joins us with the latest wrinkle in the controversial program. boy, is there anything more controversial going on in california than this high speed rail? >> that one and maybe the peripheral tunnel. those two have everybody talking. this is weird. it's one thing for critics to

say this is a bad thing. it's another thing when the opposition comes for a close ally that you're counting on. it's not just a disgruntled republican ranting, but it's kevin de leon. he will be the most powerful person in that body. and in his leadership commission, de leon can cause a lot of problems for brown. particularly when it comes to funding this massive $68 million project. >> for critics there's a lot not to like about the rail project. they feel it was disingenuous. there are a lot of issues. it won't live up to promise. what is his concern in particular? are is it all of them? >> no, no, no. he doesn't like where it will start. going to extend 130 miles.

he claims this segment will go from nowhere to nowhere. you know. and in the process, it's going to serve no one. instead the best way to use the early funds to complete electrify kags of the union station as well as the line to ultimately head north along the rail corridor. in the politics mix strange bedfellows department that we know so well in california, de leon has key allies. the lieutenant governor, if r one, who opposes the rail system because of high cost. we've heard that. and house of representatives majority leader, kevin mccarthy, who opposes any more spending for the federal project. >> it is nowhere to nowhere. why are they starting there? >> okay. two answers there.

there's nobody in the way, so to speak, and so a lot of the kinks could get ironed out there, where nobody can get hurt. # that's the official answer. now there's the backside. the backstory. the unofficial answer. the unofficial answers vary. f some say the best start is to pay back congressman jim costa for his key vote on the affordable care act. >> yeah. others are a strategic way to ensure it will end in both northern and central california. build 130 miles of track. you got to put it somewhere. >> and the argument as well. that's the easiest place to start. and if we get rail down, it's harder to turn back. once the rail is in the ground and you start spending the money, can't turn back now.

absolutely. >> what do you think? do you this think this is enough to derail it? >> it's hard to tell. they have their own momentum. one thing we know about governor jerry brown, when he sets his mind to something, he is firm. he has doubled down again and again. he's not walking away from it. he sees this as not only the best way to move people in the years ahead, but a crucial way to protect the environment and reduce pollution. >> and the legacy issue for him. great minds think big. we push through the doubters. he sees this as a lasting legacy. >> and for he and his father, it was the central valley project. the water project. boy, without that, where would we be? for jerry brown, it's this one.

to keep the wheels rolling. and the only way people are going to feel good about this in the end, especially reporters, is if they see something done. the start has been delayed again and again and again. >> just one last question. if this fails. if the high speed rail goes away, does it go away from opposition in california or opposition in washington? the opposition collapses from both sides and before you know it, you're stuck in the middle. nowhere to breathe. more interesting to me is what will happen with the rest of the $10 billion bond? they've spent some of it. what will happen to the rest of sn it? >> you can fast forward and either riding in the beautiful train or going to random bit of history. hey, there's an interesting

story behind that. thank you. as always, great. coming up, a popular festival gets an extension. why people have more time to party in the desert. and a view inside at&t park. we have sunshine already over san francisco. warm day into the 90s in parts of the bay area today. your forecast is coming up.

good morning. mostly sunny start no matter where you are in the bay area. it's 59 degrees. you can see the clear skies there. not much of a sea breeze this morning. the lack of it will really allow our temperatures to climb on up. you can see 61 in palo alto. . at&t park, right now 59 degrees. we will warm quickly around san francisco and on the first pitch time. mid 70s. 105 today. not much of a breeze to start the game. it's going to be toasty out there if you're in the areas

seeing the sunshine. later on we see the sea breeze pick up. winds slightly onshore. they're going to turn more northwest later in the day as high pressure strengthens over the next 36 hours. obviously keeping our skies clear. scattered showers moving into portland and seattle. as we go hour by hour, notice the lack of low clouds. the coolant into the ocean air we get is the fog. not only less cloud cover, the winds pushing the cooler air on shore, going to be backing off a bit. just patches of low clouds heading into tomorrow morning. that's the reason not only we'll return warmer today, but watch out quickly our temperatures warm up during the day, getting you back to the workweek. by 5:00 this evening, we're still seeing 80s and 90s inland. tomorrow morning to give you an idea of where we're headed.

monday morning waking up to 70s in parts of the bay area. and the high pressure will strengthen all the way through tuesday morning. so our temperatures will tonight to climb on up. today you'll notice it and tomorrow you'll really notice it as the highs approach 100 degrees. but some relief will come. the heat wave only lasting three days or so. we're going to see cooling coming in as an area of low pressure drops out of alaska. that's going to increase the sea breeze and pile up the low clouds on the coast. you'll see temperatures begin to drop rather quickly by thursday. at least around the coast and bay. inland spots still seeing 80s as we approach the fourth of july weekend. next weekend looking cooler. 86 in san jose today. around pride parade. going to be gorgeous today.

mid 70s early afternoon. a little warmer around strampb. otherwise quite nice there. tomorrow low 90s in san jose and very likely upper 90s near morgan hill for tomorrow. and temperatures into the north bay seeing upper 80s and low 90s. you'll notice our temperatures for livermore tomorrow climbing very close to 100 degrees. garvin? >> ron, thank you very much. burning man fans have new reason to rejoice. this year's festival will be extended to den days instead of the traditional monday. participants will be allowed to stay until tuesday at noon, the day after labor day. that's september 2nd if you're scrambling to mark it on your calendar. thank you so much for making us a part of your sunday morning.

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next on "meet the press," another summertime showdown between the white house and congress. house speaker john boehner accuse the president of overstepping his authority and says he will sue. >> they are gonna sue me for doing my job. >> with me this morning, the chair of the republican party, reince priebus. plus, my news making interview with former president, bill clinton. his strong defense of hillary clinton and harsh words for dick cheney about iraq. and what does one of president obama's closest advisers think about the prospect of hillary clinton running for president? unique insights as our cynthia mcfadden gets rare, behind the scenes access