take a live look outside...... campbell (adlib) vicky/2shot good good sunday morning you to. i want to give you a live look at campbell. looking gorgeous today on this beautiful fourth of july holiday weekend. thanks so much for waking up with us. let's get a check of the forecast with anthony slaughter. did you have a nice night? >> saw the fireworks front and senter in san jose. beautiful. kind of loud. >> yeah. definitely. >> fourth of july. it's supposed to be loud. >> america's birthday. >> that's right. we're waking up to cloud cover this morning. in fact, here's a shot from tiburon. the low clouds producing drizzle at the coastline this morning.

that will be the case this week. keep that in mind if you're doing traveling over the golden gate and bay bridges. a mix of sun and clouds this morning. temperatures mild. 60 degrees in san francisco. 67 in the city later on today. it will be breezy as well with a good mix of sun and clouds. coming douj from the north bay. 80 degrees there as well. comfortable room temperature. mid 70s there. a little warm in the south bay. mid 80s. there we're under a cooling trend. the next couple of days, temperatures cool off by 5 to 10 degrees. we may even have some showers for the coming week. >> we'll keep our fins crogers crossed. >> we begin this morning with a stunning confession in a murder on the peninsula. the story developing right now in san mateo after a woman turns herself in. officers say a 40-year-old woman went to police last night telling them she killed her 66-year-old neighbor. authorities found the woman dead at the scene due to head trauma. this happened around 8:30 on

north clair monremont street. police don't believe any other suspects were involved. they were still investigating this incident. this is san mateo's first homicide of the year. >> firefighters in backerville worked into the night to save people and homes from a massive grass fire still burning this morning. about 100 people had to flee their homes just take a look at this video. so far, more than 300 acres have burned. high winds spread the flames very quickly last night. the backerville fire department says it is now at 50% containment. the red cross is helping people who have to leave their homes. voluntary evacuations were lifted an hour ago. >> four people are out of the home this morning after some fourth of july festivities sparked a house fire in san jose. it happened shortly before 10:00 last night. this is near center and capital expressway. firefighters say neighbors were lighting fireworks when one fell into the backyard and started the fire. no one was hurt.

>> oakland firefighters were also busy last night dealing with multiple fires throughout the city sparked by fireworks. illegal fireworks filled the night sky in the east bay. a grass fire broke out in the oakland hills after 10:00 last night. it burned a quarter acre at skyline boulevard. crews say they found a picelo pete at the scene. >> this is about as crazy as it's been, maybe a little earlier in the night when some of the professional shows were going off. >> these are not professionals, right? >> no, i think this is everybody in the neighborhood. >> firefighters dealt with the similar situation earlier in the day. this fire on castle drive near the lake shabow space and science center. no homes were threatened and no one was hurt in either incident. our chopper found illegal shows in the air in san jose last night as well. police say anyone busted for setting off banned fireworks would face fines of $1,000 per incident. the professional shows, though

dshgs not disappoint. here's a look at one of the public fireworks shows across the bay area. this one put on by the san jose giants. thousands of people came out to enjoy the 17-minute-long display. choreographed to music. >> we get a great view of the fireworks. everybody's really nice. we bring, you know, can you barbecue out here. everybody is very mellow. there is no fighting. >> the crowds grow larger and larger every year. the fireworks are louder and louder. it's awesome. >> some folks lined up for hours before the show to get a good spot. they say it was worth it and they were happy to shart experience with their families. >> well, we will show you the warning from the chp this weekend to drink drivers. the day surrounding the fourth of july holiday are traditionally some of the deadliest of the year. extra officers are patrolling bay area roadways for suspected drunk drivers and people not wearing seat belts. san francisco and oakland police are also just a few of the

departments setting up drunk driving checkpoints again tonight. >> campers say it came out of nowhere. this morning two people are recovering after a tree came crashing down on their campsite. the branch fell at about 10:40 on friday night at the live oak campground in the state park. the 2 1/2 foot diameter branch hit a 47-year-old man. he was airlifted to the hospital with a serious head injury. another younger man was treated for scrapes and bruises. >> then we heard crackling. what is the crack snlg we thought maybe fireworks, fourth of july. and then it just started crashing and a loud boom. >> the campground is full for the holiday weekend. rangers say the trees are surveyed periodically but they did not know when the last inspection was done. >> the search will continue today for a teenager that disappeared in a north bay lake. this is happening at lake sonoma. that is 40 miles northwest of santa rosa. the county sheriff's divers were

called in to assist yesterday afternoon. deputies say two teen boys were being pulled across the lake in an inner tube when one fell off and went under. deputies want to remind everyone that even strong swimmers should be wearing lifejackets, especially in deep water. >> if they're going to be in the water and the water is 30 to 200 feet deep, you know, there is no reason not to wear a life vest. >> also in sonoma county, a pittsburgh man in his early 20s drowned in the river yesterday. friends say he was floating behind a raft with two kids but somehow flipped underwater. his bod qua was recovered. three homicides in just over a week. a spate of violence on san jose streets. a man was stabbed to death. police found his body yesterday on north king road near allen rock avenue at 5:00 a.m. he was stabbed at least once and later died at the hospital. officers have not identified the victim or provided any additional details on a suspect. we now know what caused a

deadly stairwell collapse. dry rot is likely to blame for the collapse at the 16-year-old apartment complex. the management company says there was an incident within the last year involving another stairwell collapse. crews have been repairing or replacing the stairs in the building. a 27-year-old man was crushed when the stairwell fell on top of him. >> greeks today are casting ballots in a historic reverend up that may change the country's financial future. greeks are voting on whether to accept more austerity measures to pay back greece's debt or face further alienation from europe. nbc's reporter reports from athens. >> reporter: greece is walking a tight rope. polls are opening for a vote that could change the future of europe. greeks will decide whether to accept austerity measures that europe is demanding. campaigning was banned to day but last night thousands from both sides filled the streets. the prime minister was among them. calling on greeks to vote no to

europe's demands. others say the country must vote yes to pay back the debt or face financial and political isolation. for many here, it seems an impossible choice. >> the difference between the two options is going to be very small. so there is not going to be a mandate of any sort. there is not going to be a wave towards one or the other direction. >> this weekend there were more lines outside atms and reports greeks crucial tourism industry is being a massive drop in bookings. whatever the vote, greece sois the brink of economic collapse. they're setting up to help the greek people in the weeks ahead. back to you. >> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, stunning new video of a small plane crash that hit a california beach. plus, silly con valley has no longer claims on highest priced homes in america. there is a new number one. we'll show you where.

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your time now is 7:10. we want to give you a live look outside from our sky camera network at the bay bridge toll plaza. a few clouds in the sky. cooler today than it was yesterday. anthony slaughter will be by in a moment to give that you complete seven day forecast. in the central valley, police are looking for the person who threw an explosive device into a backyard during a party. six teenagers were hurt. 60 teams were at a home on friday night. police say someone threw an explosive over the fence and into the backyard. it blew up near a group of teens. five were taken to local hospitals. the sixth was airlifted to children's hospital in oakland for treatment of an eye injury. one father says he showed up to pick up his daughter and found a chaotic scene. >> all the kids running out of the house, bloody shirts and pants. very scary moment to pull up to. >> authorities are looking into

the possibility this was a prank gone terribly wrong. new video of a shocking plane crash on a crowded beach in san diego county. keep an eye on the top of your screen there. that's a small plane carrying an advertising banner. it made a hard landing in carlsbad yesterday. officials say engine failure caused the plane to go down. the 23-year-old pilot was the only one onboard. he was not hurt. however, the descent sent a 12-year-old boy to the hospital to be treated for injuries caused by the plane or nearby debris. >> still to come on "today in the bay," we'll show you the newest music streaming service. why apple's newest offering is different from the competition. anthony? >> this morning we're waking up to low clouds across our inner by. we'll see some sunshine and lots of it this afternoon. cooler temperatures than usual. we'll talk more about that coming up after this. (adlib)

==vicky/cu== a bay area city loses a title it temperature getting into the 70s or 80s. maybe we'll have rain in the forecast. a bay area city loses the title it may not have wanted in the first place. the 94027 zip code is no longer the most expensive place to buy a house in the u.s. that honor now goes to new york, 11962. that is the median price for a house there, just over $5 million. 12 california zip codes remain in the top 20. most expensive zip codes in the u.s. they include beverly hills at number three, santa monica at number four and palo alto at number five. loss altos is also in the top 20. apple wants people to pay up and listen to their streaming music service. but if you're in another country, you will pay less. the company's new music streaming app costs $10 in the

united states. but head to asia and south america and it will cost listeners a few bucks less. the app goes for $2 a month in india. they're following the lead of other music sites. so what is apple's new service all about? our business and tech reporter xod budman gave it a spin and tellsous apple is taking a risk. ♪ >> apple just cued up its streaming music service, joining spotify, amazon and pandora letting you listen to thousands of songs anywhere you are. but will users pay? >> i would pay for it. >> reporter: this woman would. we showed her how apple music works. you choose the category of music or search for a song while still having your itunes librariy close by. >> for me, i listen to that way more than radio. i hardly listen to radio anymore.

♪ >> reporter: that's true for a lot of people. it seems streaming on your smart phone is the new radio. but unlike pandora or spotify, they won't have a free option. and that's a risk. >> i mean, i can't think of one, you know, i work with a lot of kids in different schools and stuff like. that i don't know any of them that have a subscription to anything. >> so they're getting it for free? >> yeah. >> lots of music from lots of companies. good news for consumers who want to listen on the go. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> i think that was our co-worker singing in the background track. scott budman trying to support local artists. >> do you still listen to the radio? >> i do. i'm old fashioned. are you on the music streaming? >> i switch back and forth. i do a little bit here and there. stay upstate with the latest happenings. >> tell us about the latest happenings with our weather. >> let's talk about that, shall we? yeah, we're looking at sunshine this morning.

in fact, inland we had a little cloud cover. not as much as we saw yesterday. you know what? that marine layer is intensifying. as we head through the day to day and tomorrow, we are going to be watching that. and it's going to be for morning drizzle. not only for monday but for tuesday, wednesday, all the way through the upcoming week. you'll notice the temperatures are mild this morning. we're in the 60s for the most part. 59 in half moon bay. 57 in santa rosa. san francisco at 60 degrees. we did have some fog this morning. in fact, you can see from this shot a little bit of a rain droplets on the lens this morning. drizzle coming down. that will be the same case as we head towards the next few mornings. the coastal drizzle will be with us today and until 10:00 at the immediate coast. then we start to clear up our inland valleys. look at the future cast. we take you through the afternoon. that coastal fog hangs on tight today. so we're not going to see a ton of sunshine at the immediate coast. it is going to be a cooler day there. even inland valleys, tonight we'll see more showers and thunderstorms pop-up across the sierra. and that will start around 6:00, 7:00 this evening.

highs to day are going to be comfortable. much cooler than they have been the last couple days. mid 70s for the east bay and pen ins l.a. south bay, you'll be coming down just a little bit. mid 80s. still warm in many spots there. trivalley, still warm there. definitely not as hot. we don't have any 90s today like we had yesterday if you were at the county fair. 67 for san francisco. breezy today. there are the trough developing across the pacific. that's going to continue to add towards our sea breeze that's going to strengthen as we head towards the next couple of days. that will mean more morning fog and again some drizzle at times. for inland valleys, woo he will see temperatures cooling back into the 70s and low 80s as we head towards tomorrow and tuesday. and you're really going to notice it as we head towards wednesday. that's when 60s are going to take over most of the inner bay with just a few 70s out there as well. take a look at what i'm talking about. you'll notice that summer heat does break this upcoming week. we'll be at 79 for san jose. mid 70s by wednesday and

thursday. more cloud cover by then. even the east bay valley expecting temperatures near 90. by wednesday and thursday, temperatures cooling. and even the chance for some showers and thunderstorms by thursday. san francisco, i don't think we'll see the showers and thunderstorms like we'll see for our inland valleys by thursday. but the morning fog will be us with each and every morning. monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. look at the temperatures. not moving a whole lot. we're looking at temperatures in the mid 60s. here's a shower chance i was telling you b it comes in wednesday night into thursday. we had the dry lightning. we had a few showers. same deal. wer wednesday night into thursday, we see that same pattern unfold. we'll see a better chance of seeing any measurable prec precipitati precipitation. that comes across the east bay and south bay. i don't think it makes it far enough west to san francisco, peninsula just typical drizzle that we'll find there. so overall, vicki, as we head to the upcoming week, cooler temperatures, not as hot. definitely great news for that fire danger. back to you. >> thank you. up next on "today if the

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point shipyard was once known as a bustling maritime naval base. now some people are calling it san francisco bay's shipyard was known as a naval base. now some people with calling it something else, home. it is the city's newest neighborhood. today in the bay's joe rosato jr. has the story of the first person to move in. >> i just thought to myself, it's time to explore. >> it takes a sharp eye. >> i can see that vision. >> and a bold spirit to be a pioneer. >> i do in a way. >> and while dean might not consider himself a fearless explorer -- >> i didn't have any friends living out here. >> he sort of is. zbh a lot of people did say why

you would want to live out here? >> reporter: out here is san francisco's hunter bay shipyard, the gritty enclave on the city's southeastern tip. but carved into this industrial wasteland is the city's newest neighborhood and he -- >> i didn't know these places exist. >> is the first neighbor. >> well this is the kitchen and the dining room. >> two months ago, he became the first home buyer to move into what is now called the shipyard development. >> this is the second bedroom. and i'm using it as an office. >> as the first resident, he has most of the place to himself. >> it's like being in a resort. >> well, maybe a resort under construction. >> it's white noise now. you know, we look straight into the neighbors. but that's living in a way, right? >> plans for developing this former navy base have been etching forward for years. the navy is still cleaning up toxic soil around other parts of the site but he feels his new

hill top neighborhood is safe. >> i don't think it's a risk in a sense of impacting me directly. >> with the city's xbloeding real estate prices, buyers are increasingly seeking out new frontiers. >> some agents asked me about, you know, why you would bring your clients out there? >> he says you need to look no further than the view. >> i just look back and i just can't believe that that's, you know, water views is incredible. i actually go out there every monday morning and take a picture of the construction. >> as the shipyard's first and proudest neighbor, he is also collecting art from artists working in the shipyard's old building. >> i got all my art work from the open studios here. >> watching as the neighborhood rises around him. >> i do see the vision. i do see the future. new residents moving in, families, kids. >> though a nearby grocery store and other services are still years off, he understands that is just the price of being a

pioneer. >> blue sky. >> today in the bay is back in two minutes. up next, the u.s. women's soccer team is getting ready for the biggest game of their lives. we'll hear from the team ahead of today's world cup final against japan. x take a live look >> the usda is about to do something they've never done in history, get rid of guidelines for fat restrictions. you have healthy fat and unhealthy fat. it is a good idea? is it wise to have no recommendations whatsoever? that story coming up next on "reality check."

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(adlib) vicky/2shot good morning, thanks for good morning. 7:28. we want to give you a live look outside at campbell. we were telling you about the prune yard development and change thez want to make there. absolutely gorgeous weather this fourth of july holiday weekend.

taking a look at that microclimate. you call it a heat wave. this weekend you're predicting a cooldown. >> it's funny we talk about june cloom. we need one that ends with july. thinking of it last night. july is a hard word to rhyme with with i weather term. >> i'll come up with something. >> we'll see what we can figure out. we'll investigate. you can see the cloud cover not as extensive but, yeah, we have clouds out there. more so at the coastline. we have drizzle this morning. that is the case this and every morning this week. so, yeah. the gray may, june, what is it? >> june gloom, dry july. >> except we'll have drizzle and fog. >> i didn't say i'd be accurate. >> temperature are cool. mid 70s elsewhere. near 80 in the north bay. so, yeah sh it's going to be a little cooler than it has been in fact that nice welcome change, especially with all the fires we've had and especially hot it's been.

it will be nice to cool off a little bit. >> absolutely. i think firefighters are bracing for a very long wildfire season. any moisture we can get right now will help. >> we'll talk about that more in a bit. >> great, anthony, thank you. >> a bizarre confession in a murder on the peninsula. the story developing this morning in san mateo after a woman went to police to say she killed her neighbor. officers say a 40-year-old woman turned herself in last night when police went to the scene they found a 66-year-old woman dead due to apparent head trauma. this happened about 8:30 on north claremont street. this is san mateo's first homicide of the year. firefighters in backerville worked into the night to save homes and people from a massive grass fire that is still burning this morning. about 100 people had to flee their homes. take a look at that video. so far, more than 300 acres burned. high winds spread the flames very quickly last night. so the backerville fire department says the fire is now

50% containment. the red cross is helping people who had to leave their homes but we heard that voluntary evacuations were lifted about an hour ago. new video this morning, four people out of a home after fireworks sparked a house fire in san jose. it happened shortly before 10:00 last night. this is on center and capital expressway. firefighters say neighbors were lighting fireworks when one fell into the backyard and started the fire. the oakland fire department also busy putting out flames sparked by fireworks. illegal fireworks filled the night sky in the east bay. a grass fire broke out in the oakland hills after 10:00 last night. it burned about a quarter acre at skyline boulevard before firefighters snuffed it out. screws say they found a pick low pete at the site. >> this is as crazy as it's been. maybe earlier in the night when the professional shows were going off. >> these are not professionals, right? >> no this is everybody in the

neighborhood. >> firefighters dealt with a similar situation earlier in the day. this one on castle drive near the lake shabow space and science center number homes were threatened and no one was hurt in either incident. our chopper found illegal shows in the air in san jose last night. police said anyone caught lighting up illegal fireworks would face fines of $1,000 per incident. no word yet if anyone was fined last night. and here's a look at one of the public fireworks shows in the bay area. this one put on by the san jose giants. thousands of people showed up to watch the 17-minute long display choreographed to music. >> we get a great view of the fireworks. you can barbecue out here. everybody has very mellow, there is no fighting. the crowds grow larger and larger every year.

yeah, it's awesome. >> some people lined up hours before the show to get a good spot. they say it was worth it. and they were happy to share the experience with their families. >> millions of americans across the country joined in festivities to celebrate the nation's 239th birthday yesterday. >> millions in new york city and millions more at home. ♪ celebrated independence day with a blast. while hundreds of thousands gathered in the nation's capital, a salute to the stars and stripes marking the nation's 239th birthday. all across the country. the red, white, and blue on full display in big cities and small towns. at philadelphia's independence

hall. >> the first words of the kons constitution read we the people of the united states. these words now include all of you. >> some of the country's newest citizens took their oaths. in mt. vernon, too. from traditions steeped in history to those more of a more gastronomic fame, from beach sides to back yards. ♪ and the home of the brave. >> to brilliant fireworks lighting up the night sky. americans celebrated united in celebration for the fourth. >> a little rat parade of presidential candidates took part in holiday events this independence day in a key primary state. former secretary of state hillary clinton greeted voters in northern new hampshire. he's working to maintain status as democratic front-runner followed by a surge by -- following a surge by vermont

senator bernie sanders who marched in an iowa parade. several candidates marched in southern new hampshire locations. a developing story now, negotiators are reporting progress on nuclear talks with iran. there is still a lot of work to be done. andrea mitch sl in vienna with the latest. >> reporter: technical experts on the delegation working with secretary of state john kerry and iran's foreign minister are working through what is the holiday weekend back home. they're trying to narrow differences and they have defeated in some key areas. they have, i am told, narrow differences and reached a tentative agreement on two out of three named central issues. they reached a tentative agreement at the expert but only at the expert level on lifting the u.s. sanctions and lifting the european sanctions on iran. they have not yet agreed on how to lift the united nations sanctions on iran and how those sanctions would snap back on

iran if iran were found to be cheating. that said, these tentative agreements still have to be resolved by the foreign ministers when they return on sunday to vienna. they still have to agree on how much access u.n. inspectors would have to military and other sensitive sites. so there's a lot left to do. but they're a lot closer to a comprehensive deal if they can come together on all of these unresolved issues. andrea mitchell, nbc news, traveling with secretary kerry in vienna. >> tunisia's president declares a state of emergency after last week's beach attack that killed 38 foreign tourists. the president there says it's his duty to keep another massacre from happening. he fears it would collapse the country's budding democracy and tourism industries. 30 of the victims killed by a lone gunman were british tourists. pleats killed the gunman, a

member of isis. the massacre is the deadliest in tunisia's modern history. >> summer is the time to hit the beach. a surge in shark attacks along the coast of north carolina has many people avoiding the water there. as nbc's reports, the tourism industry isn't the only one feeling threatened. >> the outer banks has never seen a summer quite like this. >> you've been coming here more than 30 years on vacation and this is the first year that you don't want to go in the watter? >> absolutely. that's right. this is the first year. >> seven shark attacks in north carolina in just three weeks. vacationers on edge after scenes like this, two men fishing in kill devil hills, reeled in a 6 1/2 foot shark before releasing it back into the water. beach patrol out in force but posted shark warnings few and far between. >> i think every year you come down here, it is certainly a consideration because after all they do out there in that water.

>> so why this year's shark surge? >> this year we went from water temperatures that were in the mid 70s to water temperatures that were in the mid to high 80s in the span of about five days. what that may have done is actually caused all of the sharks that are part of that migration to kind of move off at one big mass. >> they're not just threatening tourists, they're threatening lively hoods. local fishermen say the sharks are ruining their catches. >> you can look and there is three, four, eight, nine sharks because they know that you're going to hook a tuna and then dinner bell will ring. >> glen hopkins has been fishing for 35 years but he's never seen this many partially eaten fish. he captured this shark on an underwater camera. >> you know, you got the tuna right there getting ready and out of nowhere, a shark comes up and grabs the whole thing. takes it out of your hand. i would say last month $25,000 out of my pocket that's gone into a shark's belly. >> the communities are wondering if the attacks are over or

whether there's still anything lurking too close to shore. nbc news, north carolina. coming up on "today in the bay," the road to redemption. the u.s. women's soccer team is looking to make up for their 2011 loss to japan in the world cup final. next, we'll hear from team usa. and the as and giants take part in holiday baseball. sports highlights are right after this break.

the u-s and japanese teams held their final training sessions yesterday in the u.s. and japanese teams held their final training sessions yesterday in preparation for their rematch in the women's world cup final in vancouver today. u.s. head coach says her team is confident in its preparation for today's game. this is a rematch of the world cup final in 2011. japan beat the u.s. in a penalty shootout following overtime.

they haven't won a world cup since 1999 when brandi chastain scored that game winner and showed the most famous sports bra in the world. we don't have a shot. the u.s. team says it's ready for today. >> we prepared our whole life to play in a world cup final. so we're extremely excited and i think what is so special about this team is that we trusted each other. we trusted our coaching staff the whole time. so i trust in our preparation going into this game and we're excited to play. >> today's game kicks off at 4:00 p.m. >> the giants in our nation's capital taking on the washington nationals, the game delayed for 20 minutes. madison bomb gardiner on the mound. usually a good thing, not this time. they got rocked in the first inning and didn't stop. there the nationals would extort first six runsst game off the world series mvp. washington runs away with this one. they win 9-3 after the game, the giants ace said no excuses.

>> i wasn't ready for it. definitely ready for the early game and for the heat. it wasn't too hot today. but, you know, mentally, ways locked in. can't make any excuses about that. >> so the coliseum now, the a's taking on king felix and the mariners. he didn't lose at the coliseum since 2008. that is until now. ben zobrist singled billy byrnes in the first. that's all the green and gold with need. the rookie pitched seven scoreless innings to earn the win. "today in the bay" back after we come back. the feds say fat may not be so bad after all. in today's reality check, we look into the dietary guidelines on the table. (adlib)

==scott/2 shot== dietary guidelines have 7:45. we want to give you laf look outside. looking nice. a little cooler than we have been used to this fourth of july holiday weekend. hope you're enjoying the last few hours of it. dietary guidelines have been in place for decades. how much fat should you eat each day? now the feds may do away with the guidelines. will that do away with the waistline? here is the reality check. >> fat, fat, fat. we're often told they're bad for us. remember the old school food pyramid? fats are squeezed in at the very top along with oils and sweets. the usda restricted total fat done sum togs a recommended 30 to 35% of daily caloric intake. until now. this year's guidelines could break a 40-year tradition with the current draft proposal calling for no limit on total fat intake.

has the government gone too far? >> i think there needs to be some amount of guidelines. if you give people free range, they're going to go to the maximum. i do think that it's going to create long term problems. >> to separate the best practices from the bunk. we turn to sharon wagner, a professional chef and nutritionist in san jose. >> that's a good omega three fatty as it. >> all fats are not created equal. the good ones come from sources like olive oil, nuts, and avocados which can be creatively. >> so with avocados, can you use these and make your own salad dressing. so i would mash them up and add a little lemon juice. >> you won't be surprised to know the bad fats come from common cull pretties like saturated fats found in pizza and cheese. scientists believe raised cholesterol levels and increase the risk of heart disease. so we have healthy fats and unhealthy fats. even if you're mindful of that,

wagner advises against going all out and eating unlimited amounts of fat. >> i think i really need to stress what is a good fat. what is a bad fat. and some sort of a limitation. there has to be, you know, you don't just take it away. i just think that's going to create long term health problems. >> as the feds figure out what shape the final guidelines will take, the implications for many families could be huge. here's why. those rules set the standard for a number of programs and agencies and school lunches and food assistance programs to restaurant recipes. i'm sam brock. that's this edition of "reality check." >> how about a little or lot of fat to make that chili? the chili cookout at mitchell park, 20 teams of chili enthusiasts competed for prizes including the best chili award. some people kept their recipes top secret. others were more than willing to share what makes their chili

special. >> we have duck fat in here. we have bacon. we got 30 pounds of ground beef, 25 pounds of brisket. and a lot of love. >> hopefully that was enough for the makers of palo alto homegrown chili to win this weekend. >> long, strange trip is coming to an end. >> the grateful dead calling it quits after this weekend's concert in chicago. four surviving band members reunited to celebrate the dead's 50th anniversary with three final performances at chicago's soldier field. this come 20 years after the last concert together at the same location. the final tour brought the dead back to the bay area last weekend where they entertained old school dead heads side by side with a new generation of fans. still ahead on "today in the

bay," the world champion hot dog eater from the bay area meets his match, a young man also from the bay area. the man who finally beat joey chestnut. >> this morning we're waking up to cold fog and drizzle. this is coming in from wood side. also coming in from sa nosonoma. we'll talk about how long the sunshine will stick around. it's all coming back after this.

welcome back on this sunday. temperatures are warming nicely. getting outside. lots of sunshine already even at the coastline. finding a good mix of sun and clouds. san francisco at 6 o degrees. 66 in san carlos. look at this. we have drizzle on the lens this morning. san francisco shot. the drizzle is going to be with us each and every morning this coming week. the future cast does show that story. the drizzle will be out of here by 10:00, 11:00. the cloud cover will hang on tight at the coastline. we start to clear out inland. look at what happens as we head towards the afternoon hours. thunderstorms here. they about one to two inches of rain up there. more expected to day. up to lake tahoe and reno. for us at home, the cloud cover will start to move back in this evening. the morning fog will be with us to start the week off for tomorrow. today's highs, nice and comfortable, especially through the east bay and peninsula. a little warm in the south bay. mid 80s there. san francisco is nice and cool at 67 degrees. north bay at 80. the tri valley, one of the

warmest as always. no 9 o's like we saw just yesterday. so we are under a cooling trend. and that cooling trend is going to continue this upcoming week because of this trough sitting out across the pacific. as that moves in, well, it's going to intensify that marine layer. that does mean coastal drizzle and falls this upcoming week. that also means cooler temperatures. 80s for our inland valleys. that includes the tri valley and north bay. but look at how that sea breeze really strengthens on tuesday and wednesday. so most of the inner bay will be in the 60s. the inland valley falling into the 70s. the tri valley holds on to the 80s. as we take you through the week ahead, you'll notice what i'm talking about. today, inland valleys especially like the east bay valleys, 87 ch. so obviously our temperature are cooling off with that marine air. inundating the bay area. we head towards thursday and friday though, that is when we have a better chance of seeing some showers in the bay area from some of that monsoonal

activity that will move this way. you can see on future cast. we move this through wednesday and thursday. the showers start to move into the sierra. some of those could make their way into the bay area wednesday night into thursday. the better chance of that happening comes in thursday night into friday. but if we do get any shower activity on wednesday night into thursday, it could be a repeat performance and like what we saw this past week where we had dry lightning. we'll be watching that as we head towards this upcome weekend. it won't be until thursday and friday. at least until then we'll be cooling off which is great news for the fire danger. we've been talking about that all morning. that will be some really welcomed relief as we head towards tuesday, wednesday and thursday, in the meantime sh another warm day for the east bay valleys. temperatures in the 9 09s. take it easy. remember, fourth of july is over. fireworks are done. >> fireworks are done. but take a look at this video from the white house and how they celebrated the fourth of july last night. >> we are grateful to our

veterans. without you, we could not enjoy the incredible blessings that we do in this greatest country on earth. >> president obama giving a bik thank you to our veterans. the first family celebrated independence day with military families right on the south lawn of the white house. everyone was treated to a bruno mars concert and fireworks show. i heard bruno mars is terrific live. >> the hot dog eating champion is dethroned. the title stays in the south bay. >> three, two, one, go! >> the contest is under way. thousands of people showed up to coney island to watch the famous hot dog eating championship. joey kest nut was going for the ninth consecutive win but another san jose man, 23-year-old matt stonie outate him by two dogs. stonie won by gobbling down 62 hotdogs in ten minutes.

at 5'8" and 130, beat his own record of 56 last year. >> matthew stonie, he has the trophy now. second only the one champion. and today that champion is the lovely mickey sudo. >> mickey sudo is this year's women's champion. this is her second win in the contest. this year she ate 38 hotdogs. her secret, eat the dogs first, anthony, then dip the buns in crystal lite and finish them. >> another milestone for britain's royal family today. a christening for prince william and kate's second child princess charlotte elizabeth diana. it will take place on queen elizabeth's country estate northeast of london. excited fans have already gathered outside to wait for the ceremony. >> thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. we have no nbc bay area news at 5:00 or 6:00 tonight. we'll have more local news for you at 8:30 and 11:00 and, of course, all day at nbc bay area.com. have a great day.