good sunday morning to you. we want to give you a live look outside right now at the lexington reservoir. lake levels lower than typical. we're looking to have a very nice typical august sunday. thanks for waking up with is. i'm vicky nguyen. kari hall standing by. >> if you loved yesterday, you will love today too. more of the same with a lot of sunshine across the bay. we are also getting a live look now at san jose where you see they are setting up for some

more live jazz music. jazz summerfest going on there. 64 at 9:00 this morning. warming up to upper 70s by early afternoon. mostly sunny skies all day long. get out there and enjoy. we will have some great weather. we'll take a look at the rest of the micro climates and events going on. they say the show must go on. a notable oakland musician was kicked out of the outsideland's music festival. they degratained fantastic nigr and others after dwgetting a ti they were selling artist wristbands. he says he was innocent and unaware. >> as it turns out, one of the interns that was with us, he was very quiet and then he started to fess up, because he had sold the wristband. >> negrito, whose real name is

xavier defrapoles was scheduled to perform yesterday afternoon. shot was canceled. all three were cited and released for selling without a permit z. >> relief for some south bay neighbors after being locked down on their quiet street. a suspect was holed up in the home near hostetter and lundy avenue. officers warmed the neighborhood after an intense chase that started at 4:00. san francisco and sunnyvale police were there. he is wanted on several felony warrants. >> it was a large response. it is pretty taxes on our resources. it is important to help. he was wanted. getting him safe into custody was important. >> the standoff lasted for more

than five hours and ended without any shots fired. the suspect was taken away by paramedics. $1,000 worth of merchandise stolen from a south bay business owner's front porch. thanks to a surveillance camera, police got a good look at the suspected thieves. video from thursday morning shows two young men taking the package off the front porch. ted olswach says he and his wife sell homemade board game it's from their south san jose home. they didn't take anything that could be pawned but you the packages are valuable to them. >> it is just sad to see things like this happen. i don't skruunderstand. >> we would like for them to get caught. we have heard from others in the neighborhood that it happened. for us, it happened to be a lot of stuff. >> now, the couple is more cautious and they say they are taking their packages to the

post office to be shipped. they say it is pretty unsettling to have so many thefts in the neighborhood they call home frightening moments when a dozen people complained of dizziness. officials say fumes from a chemical being applied to the school's track drifted downwind to the swimming pool area. officials stopped the meet and people were told to leave after a dozen or so reported feeling queasy. two of the victims were children. >> as the fumes gathered, we had two little kids that got overwhelmed by the fuchls. they are still here. i think they have been treated here. there was a response from public safety to figure out what it was. >> yesterday's swim meet resumed about 4:00 in the afternoon. that competition continues today. happening today, a live look at o.co coliseum where the as

will be honouring the fallin police hayward police officer, scott lunger. his father will be throwing out the to his favorite player. his men's league baseball team will join the a's on the field during the national anthem. the a's will be hanging a lunger jersey with his badge number in the dugout during the game. the officer was shot and killed during a traffic stop last month. >> new this morning, a horrific discovery inside a houston, texas home where five kids and three adults were found dead. it happened last night when police arrived at the home for a welfare check. officers say they saw what appeared to be the body of a young child through a window. when they tried to get into the home, someone inside opened fire. the s.w.a.t. team and hostage negotiators eventually got the

suspect into custody. >> due to the amount of victims and to the proximity of the people in the house, it will be a scene that we'll be here for quite a while. >> it is unclear how the suspect knows the victims. a developing story also in texas, the fbi has been called to the city of arlington to investigate after a black college student is shot and killed after a white police officer. this shows 19-year-old christian taylor wondering around a car dealership, punching one car and kicking out the window of another car. he is then seen walking away. that's when taylor drove a car into a glass door. officer responding to the call found taylor inside the building and he refused orders to lie down. >> during this arrest, there was a con frofrontation between offs and mr. taylor, which led officer brad miller to discharge his weapon striking mr. taylor. four rounds were fired during this incident. mr. taylor was struck multiple

times. a break for firefighters and the chance to return home for hundreds of people living in lake county. the rocky fire has destroyed 43 homes since it started more than a week ago. it has burned 70,000 acres. thanks to cooler weather, though, fire crews have been able to gain ground on the blaze and allow the remaining evacuees to return. about 3600 firefighters remain on the front lines. the rocky fire is now 70% contained. fire crews are hoping to have full containment by next week. an evacuation advisory is still in effect for the clear lake area. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, frightening moments in the air for two different flights. sparks flying, hailstorms pounding. the pilots told passengers not to worry. plus, fighting drones, the big show of military force that is

going on right here in california. alto (adlib)

your time now is 7:09. we want to give you a live look outside right now from our sky camera network at palo alto. sun shining on the water. another nice day in august. sparks and flames flying outside their plane window. a frightening sight for passengers. one recorded this video as his flight left philadelphia on friday night. the plane was headed to seattle. the pilot quickly turned around after takeoff making an emergency landing. he told passengers there was a mick can cal problem that caused that plane to shake and send those sparks flying. this delta plane caught up in a severe hailstorm. the plane heading from boston to salt lake city had to make an emergency landing in denver. the passenger that took this picture said the plane hit bad turbulence. passengers saw lightning and

heard loud banging noises and felt the plane descend sharply. he landed in denver as a precaution and despite all that damage, everyone was a d-okay. the military is sho he gowi mercy when it comes to threats from above, specifically drones. >> this takedown taking place in california waters near ventura county. it is all part of black dart, a military testing event happening right now. the goal is to find the best ways to bring down drones. the military, government agencies and private companies are all teaming up here. the goal to be prepared for any potential attack as the use of drones continues to evolve. >> some of the quad cop teres out there can carry anywhere from 4-15 pounds of cargo. i think it is only limited by

imagination. >> the military is also looking for technology on how to take care of the drones. still ahead on "today in the bay," history is made in bay area waters. the story of a swimmer and her will power. we'll hear from her next as some low clouds this morning as we get a live look at o.co where the oakland as will be playing today. i will highlight some events and what to expect for the new workweek coming up in a few minutes. lexington reservoir (adlib)

the time is 7:15. let's give you another live look

at lexington river. water officials have given the all-clear on the e-coli threat on the peninsula. they lifted the alert yesterday afternoon. about 800 los altos residents were given a water alert. treatment was successful. it was a bargain hunter's dream. neighbor's in san francisco's area hosted a group household and sold slightly used toys, tools and knick-knacks. some like to call it more of a treasure hunt. >> you never know what you will find but you will find some good deals. >> it is really massive. a lot of people participate. it has really been a great turnout. >> the event is only one day every year. if you missed out yesterday, you

will have to set your calendar and wait until next summer. >> a bay area swimmer is taking a much earned rest this morning after her historic swim from the farallon islands to the golden gate bridge. kim chambers is the first woman to ever complete this trip. the last woman to attempt this swim did so back in the 1950s. she was not able to goat distance. she started her swim at 11:30 on friday night. after 17 grueling hours of swimming, she made it to the golden gate bridge about 4:30 yesterday afternoon. >> i can't move my -- this is what we do. there is something pretty rewarding in seeing how far you can push yourself mentally and physically. >> by the way, the distance, 30 miles. chambers says she is looking forward to a hot shower and she plans to spend today in bed and i got to say, kari hall, that sounds like a good way to spend

the day after swimming 30 miles in the cold waters in the bay. >> i would be afraid of the sharks and everything else in the water. >> a lot of shark activity this year, not so much in the waters there. congratulations to her. a great day to be out in the water. >> think so. today will be warmer than yesterday. along the coast, low clouds and cool temperatures. nice as we wake up this morning. you see in the north bay, 49 degrees. as you head over to the south bay, it is 57 degrees in the east bay, 62, highs today will top out at 78 in the east bay, fraen frae san francisco, 72. 88, north bay. we are seeing a nice cool start in the north bay. in san jose, it is 57 degrees. wind today will be coming in from the north and more of a northwesterly flow at least to start out the day at 5-10 miles an hour. it starts to pick up as we go

into the afternoon. wind speeds at 15 miles an hour at times, specially this evening. a nice onshore flow will help bring back down those temperatures and we will still have some low clouds and fog across the bay. the darker shades of gray show the thicker, low clouds. i think you will see a lot of clouds in san francisco and it starts to roll across the bay and the rest of the bay area will wake up to some more cloudy skies heading into the start of the new workweek. a lot going on. how about the aloha poly festival at golden gate park. it will be 65 degrees at the time the festival begins. by the time it starts to wrap up, it will be in the upper 60s. nice and comfortable there. if you are heading over to oakland for the a's game, 75 degrees at first pitch. fifth inning, 76 and 78 degrees

by the end of the game. a lot of sunshine there. we have a brief warmup in the forecast today. it does start to cool down. this area of low pressure sitting just offshore changes the wind direction and we'll still have some cooler air moving in for the start of the workweek. today will be the warmest day over the next few days. south bay up to 88 degrees. by tuesday, we only see highs around 81 degrees. peninsula will go interest 80 degrees today to 75 on tuesday. san francisco, low 70s today. north bay, high of 85. 78 by tuesday. the east shore, we will see the temperatures dipping down a few more degrees down to 72 degrees. the tri-valley, 82 degrees. it will be 83 tomorrow and by tuesday, 82 degrees. not any major changes as we go through the rest of the week. we'll see the morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. overall, a nice forecast ahead

as we start out today with some warm temperatures. it does come down for tomorrow. i'll have another update on that. i'll send it right back to you. >> still to cop on "today in the bay." >> whethn you have kids and the believe in you and you believe in them, you are going to find a way to make it happen. >> a celebration for a program that has kept kids on the ride track and right into college. that is this morning's bay area proud. stay with us. school teacher realized, heneed

boys club ... now group just celebrated an the in the late 1980s, a san francisco teacher realized he needed more than just school day if he wanted to help his students. that was the start of the omega boys club now called alive and free. they just celebrated an amazing accomplishment. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas has this morning's bay area proud. >> with multiple degrees and eve

morn awards, dr. joseph marshall jr. is by every measure a smart man. what he celebrated this weekend was the result of something foolish he once said. once it was out there, he had to follow through. it was 1987. dr. joseph marshall had just started the omega boys club in the basement of a san francisco middle school. in fact, it was during just their third meeting when he he made a promise to the students there. stick with the program, he said, and. >> i said, well, you know, i'm a big believer in education. you get to college and i'll find the money. >> a promise celebrated, not just because dr. marshall kept the promise to his first group of students. he has kept on keeping it over and over again. >> first college grad was in 1993. here we are today with 200.

i can't believe it. which is a whole bunch of young people who are alive and free. >> dr. marshall, though, is quick to say, this is not about him. it is about the program. >> we have a way of making that happen. one that can and is being duplicated around the country. what the club, now called alive and free, does, is give young people living in world's filled with violence and poverty the tools they need to put those troubles in their rearview mirror on the way to college hopefully and more. >> i love dr. marshall. >> teresa graves just graduated law school. >> law school was brutal that first year. if i didn't have my mind right, i don't think i would have been able too stay it out the whole three years. >> it was clear to see during the celebration that alive and free means more to these young people than just money for

college. it means a future they likely never dreamed that they can now live. >> when you have kids and they believe in you and you believe in them, you are going to find a way to make it happen. >> the alive and free program has done so well, in fact, it has been copied in other cities around the country and even the state department. ask dr. marshall to bring his prescription to end youth violence to other countries around the world. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. bay. coming up ... vo morefallom controversial remarks made bydon if you know of someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. go to our website. search bayareaproud. much more ahead. coming up, more failout from controversial remarks made by donald trump. several republican candidates speak out about what he said to a fox news anchor, including a scorching tweet by former

silicon valley ceo, carly fiorina. hacking into meddle cical ds and how it could hurt patients. they are telling them to stop using.

good sunday morning. your time is 7:28. we want to give you a good look at lexington reservoir. things looking nice outside. i am vicky nguyen alongside kari hall. great day to be outside. yesterday, we were up in sonoma celebrating our anniversary at cornerstone gardens. i know you are new to the area. if you haven't been there, please check it out. >> yesterday, i was at half moon bay, cloudy, sprinkling. it was cool and every now and then, the sun would come out and

it would warm up. i think we will see the same thing today as we go through the forecast. a live look at san francisco. you can see the transamerica pyramid. we have a nice sfart to the day. 51 in napa if you are heading up that way. it is cool to start out. hayward, 61 degrees. san jose, now at 57 degrees. highs today will be a touch warmer than yesterday. i still think you will enjoy it. palo alto, 80. embarcadero, 72. oak glen, 78. pleasanton reaching 88 degrees. a lot going on around the bay. you want to get out there and enjoy. we'll have a touch cooler weather heading into tomorrow. i'll talk more about that coming up in just a few minutes. >> you were just talking about the micro climates. what a difference, cool where you were at half moon bay and hot and sunny where we were in

sonoma. >> a wide temperature spread yesterday and today and we will start to close that gap heading into the week. >> sounds good. any said the show must go on. a notable oesh land musician was kicked out of the outside lands music festival. they detained fantastic negrito and two others after getting a tip they were selling nontransferable artist wristbands. it happened on 25th and fulton streets. negrito tells nbc bay area he was innocent and ann wear of the situation. >> as it turns out, one of the interns that was with us, he was very quiet and then he started to fess up, because he had sold the wristband. >> negrito, xavier defrapolis was scheduled to perform yesterday. he and the two others he was with were cited and released for selling without a permit. relief for some south bay neighbors after being locked down.

a suspect holed up in a san jose home triggering a police standoff. this happened near hostetter road and lundy avenue. dozens of officers swarmed the neighborhood after an intense chase that started at 4:00 in the afternoon. so san jose forces joined forces with sunnyvale police. >> it was a large response. it is pretty taxing on our resources. it is important for us to help a nearby agency and take the suspect into custody. he was wanted. getting him safely into custody was important. >> the standoff lasted for more than five hours. it ended without any shots fired. no bystanders were hurt. the suspect was taken away by paramedics. >> happening today, a live look at o.co coliseum where the a's will be honoring the fallin hayward police officer, sergeant scott lunger. the event starts at 12:45 with

lunger's father and daughters throwing out the ceremonial first pitch to sergeant lunger's favorite player, hall-of-famer, ricky henderson. part offer the pre-game ceremonies in member of him. the late officer's family will receive personalized jerseys and his men's baseball team will join the a's during the national anthem and the a's will hang a lunger jersey with his badge number in the dugout. lunger was shot and killed during a traffic stop last month. >> hackers know no boundaries and their newest target cob your hospital room taking over medical devices. security experts say it can be done and it can be deadly. they are issuing an unprecedented warning to hospitals about medical pumps that are used to monitor and deliver pain pumps. a bay area researcher hacked these pumps and you will see what he found. >> this is what i use to read microchips. a lot of folks are using this to

hack cable modems. there is a handful of us that can do this. this is rs-485. this is a serial connector. if we don't do it, then who. >> billy rios is a doc core rated captain and security researcher. he spent the last 12 years working on cybersecurity issues for the u.s. department of defense, google and microsoft. last year, his test hit close to home when he was rushed to the emergency room at at bay area hospital. >> i had a surgery. i almost died. i had a csf leak, basically brain fluid leaking out of my nose. a patient next to him was hookeded up to a computer device that delivers medication. he studied it for security flaws. rios demonstrates a takeover of the symbeke pump. he was able to hack in remotely and control the device.

we won't release specifics about how it can be done. this is one of five pumps made by hospira that are vulnerable to hackers. the pumps deliver powerful medicines including anesthesia, insulin and narcotics. they are programmed through the hospital's wireless network and can be hacked when they are connected to the internet. >> almost anybody in the hospital could be harmed if you changed the rate of infusion or you changed the maximum amount that a person could administer of a narcotic. >> dr. bradley knight runs the heart rhythm program at northwestern hospital. none of the hospira pumps are used here. the fda has warned other hospitals. as for the symbeke rios hacked, he send this video to warn them. the pump is being removed from

the market by the end of the year and the company is working with the government on vulnerabilities in its other pumps. meanwhile, hospira says two new pumps were designed with further cybersecurity protections in place. there have been no reports with security breaches in hospital settings. rios says, that's no guarantee against future attacks. >> people are willing to hurt each other for whatever reason. if they can find a way to do this remotely, they will do it. it is better to just take these options off the table for them. >> the fda is telling health care providers to take the synbeke pumps offline and program them manually. if you are a patient with questions, ask the administrators at your hospital what they are doing to protect you. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to the unit at

nbcbayarea.com. to decision 2016. now, presidential candidate bernie sanders had his speech cut short in seattle this weekend when protesters from a local black lives matter chapper took over the stage. >> that will be shut down right now. >> what? >> the protesters called the sanders supporters white supremacist liberals. they wanted to draw attention to today's anniversary of the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown in ferguson, missouri, a black man shot by a white police officer. it sparked nationwide protest. gop presidential candidate, donald trump, is not backing down. he was disinvited to a key republican event this weekend after more controversial statements. the organizer of the red state event took to twitter saying he rescinded his invite to trump after a cnn interview with

donald trump where he complained about fox news anchor, megyn kelly. kelly was one of the moderators during thursday's republican debate. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. in my opinion, she was off base. >> trump later said he was referring to a nose bleed. he said, quote, only a deviant would think anything else. while some others are not buying it, fellow gop candidates quickly called trump out, including the only female candidate, former silicon valley ceo, carly fiorina. she tweeted, mr. trump, there is no excuse. she then added, i stand with megyn kelly. it has been 70 years since one of the most painful days in jap's history. thousands gathered in nagasaki japan to commemorate the day the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb on the city.

the ceremony included a minute of silence at the time of the dropping of the second nuclear device ever used in war. more than 150,000 people died in the attack and from the subsequent radiation sickness, japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, marked the anniversary by renewing his commitment to a nuclear weapons-free japan. survivors of another nuclear incident in japan got the green light to return to their homes in naraha. they will lift the town's evacuation order at the beginning of next month. more than 1,000 people were displaced in 2011 when a 9.0 earthquake triggered a tsunami and nuclear disaster at the fukushima daiichi power plant. it is too soon to warm warn some the giants trying to get back on track in the windy city.

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bay area -- it's "sunday nightfootb" from canton, ohio -- the "hallo got their call to the hall.===t raiders and packers -- ronwolfe .... receiving their busts in canton football is officiallelely back tonight right here on nbc bay area. it is sunday night football. from canton, ohio, the hall of fame game featuring the steelers and the vikings starts at 5:00. last night, three bay area legends got their call to the hall. 49ers great, charles haley, raiders receiver, tim brown and long-time executive with the raiders and packers, ron wolf, were inducted into the pro football hall of fame. receiving their bust in canton, here is haley and brown.

>> that's the way i feel about football, guys. when i step out on that field, guys, i was determined to be the best every play, not some plays but every play. >> this is an honor you just can't even think about. you play great football but you don't ever look at yourself at being somebody who could be in the hall of fame. i'm going to enjoy this but on monday, i'm going to really enjoy this honor. it has been a lot of work and i can't wait to enjoy this for the rest of my life. to baseball, giants taking on the cubs at wrigley field. matt cain on the mound trying to bounce back from a rough outing in atlanta. unfortunately, another long day for cain who gave up five runs in four innings. they fall for the third straight day, 8-6. chicago leads san francisco by 2 1/2 games. the last place a's hosting the first place astros at the

coliseum. danny valencia has been on a roll since coming over from toronto. he hits this two-run double in the bottom of the first. that is all oakland would need. jesse chavez helped houston to only one run. the a's win, 2-1. today in the bay is back in two minutes. a hot button issue brewing on both sides of the aisle. republican lawmakers calling for the defunding of planned parenthood. political analyst, larry gerston, explains the impact it might have on the 2016 election good morning. i'm mike inouye. lots to do today. cola chel la is over in the desert and over period for this year. this weekend, kidchill la continues. the climate today at courthouse square is perfect for families that rock with the hip waders. inspired by groups like deveaux.

for a great mix of filipino art, head to the 22nd annual festival that continues all day today. the largest celebration of filipino americans in the u.s., always a pacific island blast for the family. with the expected 75,000 visitors today, it sounds like more of a crowded house. finally, let's take you across the bay bridge. no car. maybe use something like city car share for your transportation to the city horse carnival at golden gates field. the carnival is a fund-raiser for this equine program designed to connect the city kids with the world of horses, getting the academic credit while teaching them the responsibilities or horsemanship, barn management, life skills and life less sons. be sure to check out the nbc bay area websites as well to keep up while we are off the air until we see you again right here on "today in the bay." democrats and liberals arecallin

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republicans in congress are renewing their effort to defund planned parenthood. democrats and liberties are calling it a war on women. what could be the cons fences for the republicans and democrats in the upcoming 2016 national election. we talked with larry gerston. >> like a smoldering volcano. the use of federal funds for planned parenthood is always simmering no matter what for these pro life folks. it is a tough issue for them. the latest eruption stems from videos where planned parenthood leaders discussed selling post-abortion fetus parts to researchers. pro life republicans in congress says this is a callus disregard for life. they want congress to stop funding planneded parenthood to put this issue behind them once and for all.

>> that's a very strong position but also a historical part of the gop's position. planned parenthood defenders deny these claims that they were selling fele tall tissue and that fetal tissue is legal albeit in a small amount of states. what else are the defenders saying? >> they are saying the facts aren't like the republicans say. the videos have been edited, twisted, if you will. they don't really reflect the goal of putting post abortion parts in the hands of researchers that need them. they point out that $500 million congress gives annually to planned parenthood provides much more than just abortions, mammograms, women's health issues, all kind of things that mostly poor women need. all 2.7 million women use these

benefits annually. >> put this into perspective as far as the 2016 election goes. are we going to see this become a corn a corner sto a cornerstone issue between the democrats and republicans? >> abortion is what experts call a wedge issue. it always separates republicans from republicans, democrats from democrats. people are really upset one way or the other. most republican candidates for president as we would expect have vowed to eliminate federal funding for planned parenthood. some have gone so far as to say they would rather shut down the federal government than pass a budget with that kind of funding. for their part, the other side of the story here, the democrats, all the democrats running for president are pro-choice. they insist on funding. there is a big difference here. >> just this week, louisiana bobby jindal said, under president jindal, january 17th,

the department of justice and irs and everybody else we can send from the federal government, will be going into planned parenthood. do you think this issue goes beyond the beltway and starts to become a part of the candidate's platforms? >> jindal and others said that again at the debate. this remains very hot with those candidates. whether it becomes an issue depends on a couple of things here. this could draw a lot of attention downstream. we know three important things. first, traditionally, a gender gap where democrats receive about 10% more votes from women than men in any presidential election. in 2012, that gap was a whopping 18%. second, women vote more than men by a 54-46 majority. you have the gap and women voting more. finally, third, according to the latest polls, guess what? women want congress to fund planned parenthood by a whopping

margin of almost 2-1. put those together. a lot of other issues. the extent to which the republicans can go ahead and leave that effort to defund planned parenthood, it could generate a tremendous amount of momentum, not only for them but also for democrats who, yes, will pounce on this as another example of the war on women. >> larry, as always, thank you for your time. stay with us. we'll be right back. this out. with xfinity home

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good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist, kari hall. we're getting a live look now at the sunol hills. you see all clear as we start out the day, at least for parts of the east bay. right now, let's get a look at the temperatures. 58 degrees. 60, san francisco. the north bay, a cool 49 degrees. let's get a closer look at the east bay in dublin. 61 degrees. in walnut creek, also 61. livermore starts out the day at 57 degrees. the south bay now at 63 degrees. our winds have changed directions just a little bit now coming in from a more northwesterly flow. we start out at 5-10 miles an hour. here we are at noon and the winds coming in from the northwest at 15 miles per hour. a nice little breeze this afternoon. it will be warmer than yesterday. if you are heading out to the aloha poly festival at golden gate park in san francisco, still the clouds at 11:00 in the

morning, 65 degrees. 67 at 2:00. close to the end of the festival, 68 degrees. if you are heading out to oakland for the a's game, first pitch, great weather there. 75 degrees a lot of sunshine. fifth inning, 76 degrees. 78 by the end of the game. let's get a look at all the micro climates all across the bay. in san jose, 81 degrees where the jazz fest is happening there. palo alto, 80 degrees. out ter sunset, 64 degrees. a few clouds holding on through at least most of the morning. a few peeks of sun sign this afternoon. my of 87. in livermore, a high of 86 degrees. a brief warmup in the forecast today. a breeze will bring a warm on shore flow. cooler temperatures before a slow, warming track begins. i am also tracking hurricane

hilda as it moves closer to hawaii. here is the big island there. look at the wind speeds. 115 miles an hour. this is a strong one. the good news is, over the next couple of days, the trend will be for the hurricane to weaken as it approaches hawaii. it won't be until the middle of the week. something we will be watching over the next few days. a three-day outlook. highs today in the south bay reaching 88 degrees. some of the warmest temperatures around gilroy today. by tuesday, it will be 81 degrees. in the peninsula, 80 today. by tuesday, it is coming down to about 75. san francisco, from the 70s to the 60s. 80s in the north bay. by tuesday, 78 degrees. the shore will be at 78 degrees. as we start out the week, it will be 75. tri-valley, 88 today. we'll start out the week at 83 degrees. we'll take a look at the trend.

we should be at 88 degrees. we will only see it at about 81 degrees by wednesday. then, it starts to warm up by the end of the week. still not bad, though. we are in for a very nice week. not only in the tri-valley but all across the bay. >> cooldown coming up. a little r&r for the commander in chief. president obama began his summer vacation with a round of golf. the president played in a foursome that included comedian larry david, best known as the co-creator of seinfeld and the star of hbo's curb your enthusiasm. sam brock, a big fan of that show. president obama more known for his pick-up basketball games at the white house has teed it up with many of high-profile friends. they left for a 17-day vacation on martha's vineyard. the president is expected to return to the white house on august 23rd. it was play time in santa clara for people of all ages.

the sixth annual bricks by the bay leggo event is happening this weekend at the city's convention center. many builders bring their favorite creations to display and share with other enthusiasts. they also participate in games and workshops on how to use all the pieces. the event runs through today. >> big logeggo fans in your hou. >> my son. he is three. they all love building things. >> great event. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news for you tonight at 4:30 and sunday night "football night in america." a special edition of nbc bay area news follows that game at 8:30. see you then.

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