today in the bay begins with breaking news. >> oh, my god. they're all shooting back and forth. >> that breaking news is out of florida this morning. police say at least 20 people are dead and at least 42 people are injured in a mass shooting at a popular gay nightclub in orlando, florida. the gunman has been sooided as omar mateen. he was shot and killed by s.w.a.t. teams after a standoff and hostage situation inside that club. authorities believe mateen may have been radicalized and planned the shooting. so far authorities are saying the gunman is a u.s. citizen born in new york with an address

in florida. the shooting reportedly started around 2:00 a.m. eastern time at the gay club called pulse in downtown orlando. club owners say about 100 people were inside when the attack started. the club took to facebook during the massacre and posted, quote, everyone get out of pulse and keep running. >> we are a strong, resilient community. tonight we had a crime that will have a lasting effect on our community. we node to stand strong. we need to be supportive of the victims and their families. >> authorities are calling the shooting an act of domestic terrorism. this mass shooting happened just one day after another shooting also in orlando. on friday night a star on nbc's "the voice" was shot and killed at an autograph signing at her concert. authorities right now don't think the two are connected. we will have updates for you as they come in both on air until 8:00 a.m. this morning and

online all day at nbcbayarea.com. we want to extend a good morning to you and thank you for joining us. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at our micro climate forecast. of course we're all affected by news like this, but we still have to deliver the rest of the news. the weather, like you said yesterday, very warm. we have a cooldown on the way. >> it will be cooler today. we're starting off clear. you can see in san francisco no fog in the area this morning. another bright, sunshiny day on the way. 60 in the south bay and later on, as i mentioned, it is not going to be as hot. 84 for the south bay. close to 90 yesterday in the tri-valley. temperatures closer to 80 in the east bay and even in san francisco 70 degrees. we do have the stars back home taking on the penguins at the s.a.p. center around 5:00 here on this station. 81 degrees for the tailgaters out there. we'll have much more to come as the sharks try to clinch the

victory over the penguins this evening. of course a lot of fans happy and ready, excited, for this win tonight. it's been a long stanley cup finals. >> down two games to three -- >> hopefully they can come home and take the series back. >> fingers crossed. anthony, thanks. we want to turn now to stanford, the students graduating today from stanford are planning to use the commencement to show support for victims of sexual assault. many of the students are outraged at the six-month sentence for brock turner, the former stanford student convicted of sexually assaulted a woman on campus. it's a case, of course, that's gotten international attention. the demonstration today is planned as graduating seniors walk to their seats. they want to highlight sexual assault as both a campus problem and a judicial problem in the wake of what consider turner's lenient jail sentence following his sexual assault conviction. congressman jackie speier is calling for judge aaron persky

to resign. he is the one who issued turner's six-month sentence when prosecutors called for six years behind bars. >> this cannot just be a little pebble floating across the lake with a couple of ripple effects. this needs to be something that really drives us to do something significant on the issue of rape. >> the congresswoman is pushing a house bill to require more public disclosure. a campus investigation of sexual assaults nationwide. now to a memorial of flowers and candles is growing at the scene of friday night's deadly crash in south san francisco where two people died. relatives you see here of the victims understandably very emotional as they visited the scene. we have video of how the intersection of airport boulevard and pine avenue looked just after the crash. a 19-year-old driver is now under arrest accused of driving under the influence. police say he was speeding a ii

hit another car. an 18-year-old woman and 20-year-old man were killed. no one in the other car was injured. explosive new details in the sex scandal involving members of the oakland police department. the mayor released a statement promising transparency in the investigation as these new allegations come to light. the scandal was first reported when accusations surface that had three oakland police officers had sexual relations with an underaged girl. that girl's mother worked as a police dispatcher. now the east bay express is reporting that the girl had sex with several more opd officers after she turned 18 and that some of those officers tipped her off ahead of prostitution stings in order to keep her out of jail. the now 18-year-old woman said she also had relationships with officers at other east bay police departments. the east bay express also reports the scandal is what cost oakland police chief shawn wendt his job.

the mayor is disputing these new reports and promising a full investigation. a bay area teen whose puppy was stolen from him at gunpoint has his dog back home safely. last monday in san leandro the 14-year-old was walk iing his puppy named maya when two men pulled up and snatched the dog at gunpoint and drove off. police say someone came forward on friday night and dropped off the 3-month-old german shepherd at the police department saying his friend bought the dog off the street for just a few hundred dollars, and the man says when he saw the news and realized maya had been stolen, they came to turn her in. because the thieves still hasn't been caught, the teen doesn't want to show his face on camera but had this reaction for us. >> surprised and excited the first time i heard about it. >> in a case like this, it's

equally as important not only to catch the armed robbers but almost even more important to return that dog to the 14-year-old boy. >> police are still looking for those two thieves who took maya at gunpoint. they may have been in a silver or gray four-door mercedes. oakland firefighters called to a frequent trouble spot for a car that needed to be rescued from the water. they posted this video on twitter of an suv you see nearly submerged in the canal off high street and interstate 880. you can see the firefighter in the water equipped with the only vest. the driver did manage to get out safely with the help of that firefighter. under one of those twitter messages posted a toer says a car goes into the water at this spot a few times a year. and take a look at this. the car ended up in a backyard pool yesterday afternoon. this happened in sonoma. the driver of the car an elderly man is expected to be okay.

there was no one in the pool at the time of the crash. a witness was able to help get the man out of his car before the car filled with water. no word yet on the cause of that crash. people in the south bay are marking the opening of a new health center in downtown san jose. valley health center returns to san jose for the first time in 12 years. the center brings back urgent care and eventually primary care and radiology services. it will be open from 8:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. and will serve a community in dire need of a nearby health center. >> 90% of the need will be walk-in, you know, outpatient kind of services and i think that's what the clinics excel in, so we're trying to get people away from our emergency room. >> the center officially opens for business tomorrow. and it's just shy of 7:09 right now. still ahead on "today in the bay" a rising star gunned down while signing autographs after a show.

friends and familiy, fans are struggling to understand why she was murdered as we learn more about the gunman. plus the new parking idea at yosemite that could he's traffic congestion, but there's a catch for visitors. a youtube star ... and one time

contestant on the voice ... shot and killed while signin a youtube star and one-time contestant on "the voice" shot and killed while signing autographs after her concert. fans and friends of 22-year-old christina grimmie are in shock as police work to piece together why a gunman ambushed her. nbc's barry aaron has the latest. >> reporter: fans in orlando, florida, gathered to share their grief over the death of singer christina grimmie. >> horrible to think she's no longer here. >> reporter: leaving signs and flowers at a makeshift memorial. >> there was no reason to take someone so perfect in music and in general and just take her

life away. >> reporter: police say grimmie was signing autographs after a concert friday night when 27-year-old kevin james approached armed with two handguns and a hunting knife and opened fire. >> there's no indication that he knew. we're looking into that and trying to find a motive for the crime. >> reporter: a note was attached to the door where the gunman is believe believed to have lived in st. petersberg, florida. they say grimmie's brother tackled him who shot and killed himself during the struggle. >> very heroic action by marcus grimmie to jump in and could have prevented future loss of life. >> reporter: grimmie's brother released a statement saying in part, she loved the lord and her family and was always there for me, and i honestly don't know what i'll do her. christina grimmie was a star on the rise, earning a huge following on youtube and becoming a fan favorite on season six of the nbc show "the voice." >> christina was very loved,

very looked up to. >> reporter: fans now struggling with a sense of senseless loss and no answers so far as to why. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, it's located on a quiet residential street but it is sure to draw big crowds. next, san francisco's newest landmark that's right in the center of the city. and here on this sunday morning, bright sunshine, but we've got some changes in the forecast after a warm weekend. we're expecting a big cooldown this upcoming week. tank

(adlib) it is 7:15 on your sunday morning. this is a live look at the shark tank as the sun shines down ahead of game six tonight, the sharks down against the penguins, unfortunately two games to three, but we have a chance at a quack. game six at 5:00 p.m. here on

nbc bay area. new changes begin this weekend at yosemite national park. park leaders are test iing a reserved parking program to help ease all that traffic congestion in the park. if you've been, you know what i'm talking about. visitors can reserve one of 150 day use spots near the lodge for the next few weekends. a fee of $1.50 is charged in order to reserve your parking spot and park leaders say they may extend the program if it goes well. more than 2,500fighting aid across california. the life cycle ride to end aids is a 545-mile ride. it started last week in san francisco and ended yesterday in los angeles. this year's ride is expected to raise $16 million for aids research and education. well, san francisco, of course, is the focal point of the bay area. a beautiful live look at the

city's skyline this morning, the transamerica pyramid in the bay off in the distance but have you ever wondered where exactly the center of the city is? the center of the city with so many landmarks. "today in the bay" to the bottom of this geographical question. >> reporter: if you live in san francisco, you may argue your neighborhood is the center of the city, but you likely would be wrong. >> we just wanted to know where it was. >> reporter: the public works department set out it to find the exact geographic center, specialized gear and geo positioning signals from 11 different satellites landed here around twin peaks. >> there's not a lot of resources to use we had the equipment here. they just had to do magic work on the computer to come up with the numbers. >> reporter: most had no eidea s this tiny marker was placed just last week. what if i told you it was two feet to your right? >> no way. i've been running this route 20-plus years. >> reporter: a bigger plaque is

planned for the future. neighbors now bragging to their friends. >> they know where to find me, just look in the gym area. >> reporter: it is not in outlying areas like treasure island. some now argue it's the center of the universe. >> usually oakland is the center of the universe. >> reporter: from the center, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> it feels like we have a couple centers of the universe right now, oakland atcal and san jose at the shark tank. and yesterday as you predicted it was beautiful pretty much everywhere. >> and it was warm out there. felt like summer. >> it was warm. you say a cooldown is looming. >> yes. >> it never lasts forever. >> of course. you know the bay area, the center of the bay we're looking at san jose as folks get ready to celebrate a win for the sharks. you can see we're waking up to clear skies across the south bay, even san francisco as you were talking about the center of

the city. here's something folks really like to see, the golden gate bridge, not shrouded like fog as it usually is. today if you are visiting town, there you go. you have a good shot. it continue to stay bright all day long as we continue to see high pressure in control. we have offshore winds and that will warm up quickly once again for the inland valleys. the east bay yesterday you were closer to 90. today closer to 80. 84 in the north bay. here are your numbers, again, not as hot for the inner bay. hayward at 76 degrees today. redwood city up to 79. look at that, santa cruz after yesterday getting close to 80 degrees only close to 70 for today. notice those inland numbers, lots of 80s from gilroy over to concord, even napa and santa rosa. we have the red flag fire warning if you're going to be traveling up to san francisco and points north. that's where we have the highest fire danger for today until 2:00 this afternoon just coupled with low humidity and gusty winds.

it includes the delta as well. keep that in mind. look at the satellite and radar. we don't have much happening at home. that's rain and even some clouds. we'll talk about that in a little bit. let's talk about the temperatures over the next couple of days. it's not going to be as hot later today. 80s for the inland valleys and 70s for the coastline. tomorrow a big shift in the pattern. fog returns at the coastline. we'll see 60s for san francisco. 70s for most of the bay tomorrow and it gets even cooler after that. we're talking 60s and 70s for most of the bay and that will be the general trend as we head towards the next couple of days. there are the showers i was telling you about. zoom in and get a closer look. an up level system sitting down to our south and that is what is bringing the showers in place. if i can click this button and zoom in, show you what i'm talking about. lightning, thunder, and this is actually just very close to places like morgan hill and gilroy. we have some showers pop up just

about 40 miles south of gilroy. you can see the showers and there is gilroy. so this morning we may see a brief shower across extreme southern portions of the viewing area. gilroy, morgan hill. i don't it will be much more than that. if you are traveling east of 5, keep in mind over fresno showers and even some mountain thunder as we head through the day. the sea breeze returns tomorrow. that's the general trend in our shift in the weather as this area of low pressure starts to get out of here and then as we watch the next couple of days we'll stay cool, we're going to start to see our patterns shift especially by thursday. a cold front develop off the coastline, thursday night look at this. showers for san francisco and points north. this is where i think we'll see the best chance of any rain this upcoming week. thursday evening it fizzles out. by friday morning, i do think we'll be dry but, unfortunately, it's not going to be a huge rain event for everybody. i think this is mostly concentrating to the north bay and coastline.

overall, though, everyone will see cooling. today up to 87 for the tri-valley. tomorrow almost a ten-degree drop back into the 70s with the morning fog. then it's even cooler for wednesday and then we stay cool as we head to thursday. don't put away the fall jackets as we to say in bay area. if you're visiting, the phrase is the cool eest summer i've ev had was in san francisco. >> yes, allegedly, oscar wilde. layers are key here, anthony. thanks. much more ahead. plenty of construction on around the bay area these days. but typically the houses aren't this small. coming up, the plans one couple has for their new life in this mini home. that big. steve! hey! come back here! steven, stay strong! wh-what's that? you...you want me to eat you? honey, he didn't say that! he did! very quietly. y-you can't hear from back there! don't fight your instincts! with each for 150 calories or less,

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has brought a boom of construction. we the bay area's booming economy has brought a boom of construction. we've heard plenty of stories about the monster mansions, but the new trend is tiny homes, here's "today in the bay's" joe

risotto jr. >> reporter: housing is expensive. space in the bay area is at a premium. >> especially in the bay area it's hard to get into a house here. >> reporter: so what's to be said about a house that's the size of a couple parking stalls in the walnut creek complex? >> this is a tiny home we were asked to build. >> reporter: never mind a mansion, this could fit inside a mansion's pool room. >> 8x24 fully functioning home. >> reporter: he was commissioned to build this less than modest sized house with a it tv show "tiny house nation," the kind of home you can build in 12 days and the kind you can see all from the living room. >> it has everything that you would need. >> reporter: the kitchen, the bathroom, a couple of bedrooms upstairs. >> there's a lot more thought

how to utilize space. >> reporter: this week before the tv crews arrive, the new tiny house owners, robert smith iii and his girlfriend yvonne blanchard toured their place for the first time which didn't take that long. >> come down and check out your bathro bathroom. >> if i have any tall friends it might suck for them. >> i have to get rid of a lot of clothes and probably some of my shoes. >> reporter: smith says moving into a tiny house isn't about the things you lose, it's about the things you gain. >> it's becoming much more financially free. >> reporter: the house is built on a trailer. the couple plans to soon move it to a friend's in livermore, but who knows where its future lies. >> how many people say they can ship their house to hawaii? >> i don't know. i don't know. we have it to look into it. >> you can definitely do it. >> reporter: smith says the home's $45,000 price tag makes a lot sense than his $2,300 a month rent. still, a tiny house isn't everyone's cup of tea, more like

an espresso. >> i don't think it's personally for me. i do enjoy building them. >> reporter: if big things can come in small packages, a house of any size can be a home. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up an update to the deadly mass shooting at a gay nightclub in orlando, florida. plus, we'll hear from a man inside the club while the massacre and hostage situation unfolded. plus, homeowners complain they bought a service to attract rent ers but it actually ended up driving away business. our consumer investigator looks into their claims next. take a live look outside......

shark tank - sajo (adlib) it is just shy of 7:30 on your sunday morning. the sun is shining. it's a beautiful day at the shark tank.

game six at 5:00 p.m. here on nbc bay area. it's a good day to go outside and enjoy the weather and then go back inside to watch the game tonight. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at the micro climate forecast. >> it will be a good one waking up to bright sunshine. the same deal in palo alto, hazy on the peninsula but no fog. temperatures nice and mile. it will be comfortable across the bay and coastline. mostly 60s and 70s from san francisco over to the pen iinsu. our inland valley will reach back into the 80s for the north bay, the east bay and south bay but not as hot as it was yesterday. today closer to 80 degrees. the chance thanks.

police say at least 50 people are dead and others injured at a mass shooting in orlando. that number just updated moments ago. initial reports were that 20 people were dead and 42 injured. >> oh, my god, they're all shooting back and forth. >> the gunman's name has been released, omar mateen is his identification. he was shot and killed by s.w.a.t. teams after a standoff at a hostage situation. authorities leave mateen may have been radicalized. he had a rifle style gun and a handgun. so far authorities are saying the gunman is a u.s. citizen born in new york with an address in floor. the shooting reportedly started at 2:00 a.m. eastern time at the gay club called pulse in downtown orlando. club owners say about 100 people were inside when the attack started the club immediately

took to facebook during the massacre and posted, quote, everyone get out of pulse and keep running. alan grayson spoke about his possible ties to islamic extremists moments ago. >> the nationality of family membe members, but police are hold in back the information until it's time to come out, until they've done a full background check on him. they've gone into his home, found whatever evidence on his computers and writings and so on as well as checking social media. >> authorities are calling the shooting an act of domestic terrorism. one man who says he was inside the club when the shots rang out says -- tells us what he did to help save a person life. >> a person was on the ground who was shot in the back and when i walked by him i didn't know if he was dead or alive, hey, hey, hey. i had gone down and when i realized he was all bloody and

his blood was all over me and it wasn't my blood that i had to make sure to stop it. i put my bandanna off and put it in the hole to make sure whoever was coming to help us could help him. >> the shooting happened just one day "the voice" star christina grimmie was shot and killed after her concert friday night also in orlando and, again, the updated numbers right now 50 people dead and 53 injured. we will continue to bring you updates on this massacre as it comes in both on air and online. check out nbcbayarea.com. back here in the bay area, stanford graduates are planning a show of support for victims of sexual assault this morning. it's a protest that stemmed from the brock turner rape case and the light sentence, as they call it, his six months in jail. the demonstration is planned as graduating seniors walk to their seats.

organizers want to highlight that sexual assault is a problem both on campus and in the judicial system in the wake of brock turner's sexual assault conviction and what many consider a lenient sentence. congresswoman jackie speier is calling for superior court judge aaron persky to resign, the one who issued turner's six-month sentence when prosecutors called for six years behind bars. this cannot just be a little pebble floating across a lake with a couple of ripple effects. this needs to be something that really drives us to do something significant on the issue of rape. >> congresswoman speier from the peninsula and san francisco is pushing a house bill to require more public disclosure of campus investigations of sexual assault nationwide. another arrest in the aftermath of last week's violent protests outside a trump rally in san jose. investigators arrested

24-year-old anthony lee on charges of robbery, assault and battery. the late nest a string of arrests connected to the rowdy demonstration outside the convention center back on june 2nd. in all nine people are now facing charges connected to the protests, four of them are minors. several people remain at-large suspected to be involved. san jose police say they are committed to holding everyone who attacks trump supporters accountable. and donald trump is back out on the campaign trail this weekend holding rallies in tampa and in pittsburgh. the presumptive gop nominee told the republican party to, quote, get his act together to beat democrat hillary clinton in the presidential election. he also took suggestions for potential running mates from the crowd which included condoleezza rice and newt gingrich. trump also respond ed to accusations that he is racist in the wake of the trump university scandal. >> i am the least racist person

that you've ever met, believe me. the least racist person. i get a call yesterday, as an example, smart guy, smart guy, don king. you know don king, the boxing promot promoter? and don king said, donald, i'm endorsing you for president. now do you think don king -- and he knows me well -- do you think he's going to endorse a racist? >> at his tampa rally there, hundreds offers thrown broke into a c 0 years old tuesday. for the democrats, hillary clinton picked up another endorsement yesterday. standing in front of a memorial for children killed in gun violence, jackson said he trusts clinton to consider the interests of all people. >> we trust her to work on health care and fight for the po

poor. we trust her to fight for the children, for coverage of health care, support civil rights. >> jackson is calling for senator bernie sanders to rally behind hillary clinton as she faces off against donald trump. turning now to our nbc bay area responds series, it's a closer look at the popular vacation rental fight vacation rental by own er. customers say vrbo took their money and changed the terms. as consumer investigators chris chmura reports it has sparked a lawsuit. >> reporter: carrie walton booked to those on vrbo paying them $1,200 for a one-year platinum membership, a

subscription designed to boost her home's ranking in search results on vrbo's site. >> ten pages of homes and this way with platinum you'll be on the first page, most like ly at the top. we thought it was worth the cost. it was an investment in marketing. >> reporter: an investment that paid off. she said rent iing her home was breeze, at first. but three months ago vrbo started charging travelers a service fee, 4% to 9% of the total cost of the rental a cost vrbo pockets not carrie. show says this wasn't part of her agreement with vrbo and now because of it travelers aren't renting her home. it's too expensive. >> we didn't pay a platinum subscription to have vrbo service this way. >> reporter: her listing fell way down on vrbo's search results. she says vrbo told her it may get another change, this one to its algorithm and her platinum

membership alone no longer guaranteed high search results. show says her $1,300 membership is now worthless because she isn't getting what she paid for. lee in a shaw's story echoes carrie's. she paid a fee he and she says rentals of her maui condo drastically dropped and so did her search rankings. she's been asking vrbo to refund her membership but no luck. >> i'm throwing my hands up in the air now with vrbo. >> reporter: carrie and leena aren't alone. angry homeowners even created a facebook page. >> we received dozens and dozens of calls, multiple calls per day. >> reporter: the complaints also landed in an attorney's office. he filed a class-action lawsuit against home away which owns vrbo. accusing the company of bait and switch and breaching its contracts by charging the new service fee. >> it took people's money under

one set of circumstances and then changed the circumstances after took their money. >> reporter: they aren't part of this lawsuit yet, but they do want their money back. >> i want my money refunded because it's a breach of contract. >> that was a vrbo statement says since adding the new service fee it's, quote, delivering more happy consumers to vrbo owners. it added that travelers say peace of mind during their trip is what matters most. so as part of the new service fee it's introduced new security guarantees and 24/7 customer service. if you have a consumer problem nbc bay area responds. call 88-996-tips or advivisit nbcbayarea.com/responds. breaking news out of florida

least 50 peoplare dead and peopler injured in a mass shooting at a popular gay nightclub in we have breaking news out of florida this morning. at least 50 people have been killed and at least 53 people

are injured in mass shooting at a popular gay nightclub in orlando. that number just updated. initial reports were that 20 people dead and 42 injured. the gunman has been identified as omar mateen. he was shot and killed by s.w.a.t. teams hours after this standoff and hostage situation in the nightclub. authorities believe mateen may have been radicalized and planned the shooting. just moments ago nbc news is starting to report they spoke with mateen's father and they say his father tells them the shooting is not related to religion. the father tells nbc news that his son saw two men kissing in miami a couple months ago and the father thinks that may be related to the shooting. it's a gay club called pulse in downtown orlando.

now that we're learning 50 people have been killed, more than 50 injured. everyone get out of pulse and keep running. it is 7:44 right now. we'll have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up the stage is just about set for a presidential showdown between donald trump and hillary clinton. political analyst larry gerston joins us for each candidate's path to the white house. the 2016 presidential election

year has taken a major turn, although it's surely not the last. welcome back. the 2016 presidential election year has taken a major turn although it's surely not the last. hillary clinton's troops have quickly closed ranks while donald trump's candidacy seems to be unraveling by the day.

how has this all come to be and what could be next in this presidential soap opera, the seemingly never ending presidential soap opera? larry gerston is here to help sort it out. clinton's decisive win in california and trump's gaffe about the latino judge. >> we should remember rarely does one event change the course of all the events. in clinton's case her california win does convince those and has of those on the sidelines the race is over. a key liberal democrat such as e elizabeth warren, nancy pelosi and others have flocked to her side along with environmental groups. his remarks about a latino judge, wow.

he still continues to oversee a lawsuit against trump university. they were important not only for showing temperance, that put some on edge. >> as the patterns have evolved can you bring us to the present with those recent events and how they're playing out as we move from the nomination process to the general election campaign because we assume it will be trump and hillary. >> we cannot stress enough -- >> fluid. >> trump is searching for solid ground. that's the basis of it. he's made it clear the enemy is trump and the republicans, not

hillary clinton, so that sets the stage for his supporters and clinton supporters to merge in philadelphia. that's what democrats do. they shout a lot. there's not going to be these massive demonstrations, at least we don't think so. that's what he's doing, damage control. distancing himself from his campaign. some leaders, kira, have withheld endorsements. a few have withdrawn their endorsements. all of this could change, repeat, could change, and trump did take a major step last week when he met with key national fund-raisers. he has a lot more to do. >> until the national convention. >> the in-between period, in between the primaries and the conventions and as such this is

the time when each side has to attempt to come together. as much unity as possible. look, honestly, traditionally republicans have been the ones, the guys able to come together, close ranks very quickly. much better than democrats. this is not your traditional year. we know that. given the angst on both sides of the issue joining together, the republicans seem to have a harder time. donald trump the other day said he's having a harder time keeping republicans with him. now that's an overreach. something can be from trump but nonetheless that does suggest his concern is real. >> yeah, so trump aside or trump and clinton, what can they both do to garner that support? clinton has to persuade

supporters she's much more desirable than trump. she can do that by supporting issues without losing support. trump has to calm party leaders who are worried he's unmanageable, and has to tone down the rhetoric that has been perceived as anti-minority, anti-female, these kinds of things. these are huge elements of the elected minorities and females. the bottom line this is an important period. between now and the end of july they have to get their troops lined up behind them. they have to go in feeling good and complete. so far they both have challenges. >> before you go, we only have a minute, i want to talk to you about the shooting in orlando. how does this unbelievable tragedy affect the political process now? >> one thing is for sure.

these two candidates have to be very careful not to jump too quickly into any assessment. people are saying international terrorism. we've had plenty of terrorism without the muslim issues abroad. whatever they do, there will be not showing good judgment. >> we'll see what happens. larry gerston, thank you as always. we'll be back with weather.

welcome back. 7:55 the time on this sunday morning. a shot from san francisco and you can see the golden gate bridge. fog drifting through but most is over the water you can see the rest of the bay area looking good, sunshine for the peninsula, the east bay and south bay will lead to another warm day for our inland valleys, talking 80s but not as hot. yesterday some places got close to 90. today we'll be closer to 80 degrees. the south bay, the same deal for the east bay. san francisco will be cool. 70 degrees there. now if you're doing any traveling to sacramento, points north, keep in mind we still do have a red flag fire warning that remains in effect today until 2:00. we have dry winds that will be gusty through the day. that fire danger is in place and we still do have active fires burning across the state. keep that in mind as we go through the next couple of days that we are going to see cooler weather which is great news but 80s for the north bay, even the

inner bay will see some 80s down to the south bay. tomorrow 70s approach most of the bay. we'll see the 60s and it gets even cooler as we head to tuesday and wednesday. 60s and 70s for most of the bay area this upcoming week. this morning an area of low pressure to our south keeping clouds in place for places like fresno, bakersfield, even to gilroy. we had fact, you can see morgan hill south of there we have thunderstorms pop up earlier this michael jordan. if you're doing any traveling down 5 or over towards fresno, keep in mind you may run into thunderstorms later on. for the time being, though, the system will move out of here. the sea breeze returns tomorrow making for a cooler week ahead and then by thursday a system will pass to our north. i think right now the north bay has the best chance of seeing anything as far as rainfall goes. at the coastline we may get a little drizzle thursday morning. as it moves through thursday

afternoon and thursday evening we're expected to dry back out. the thing about this system not going to get the entire bay area wet and it's not going to give us measurable precipitation, probably just enough to get the ground wet. everywhere else, 80s today, 75 tomorrow. >> anthony, thanks. we want to quickly give you a final update out of orlando. at least 50 people are dead and 53 people are injured after that mass shooting at a gay nightclub in orlando. the deadliest mass shooting in american history is being called an act of domestic terrorism. the gunman has been identified as omar mateen, a u.s. citizen. he was shot and killed by s.w.a.t. teams after an hour's long standoff and a hostage situation inside the nightclub. authorities, again, are calling this shooting an act of domestic terrorism. they believe it could be related to religion. nbc news spoke with the gunman's father today. he says no. please stay tuned to nbc bay

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the gunman used an assault rifle in the shooting. police saying it was an ar-15. mateen was also armed with a handgun. the gunfire began around 2:00 this morning local time and a hostage situation soon unfolded from there. about three hours later s.w.a.t. teams stormed the nightclub and a shooting ensued. mateen was killed by police gunfire. the fbi says it will be investigating this as an act of domestic terror. let's turn back now to nbc news justice correspondent pete williams. a lot of people around the country just waking up to this news out west this news out west perhaps. what more are you hearing about the shooter who you've learned is omar mateen? >> reporter: omar mir mateen, 29 years old, originally born in new york and lived in florida near his parents, had been married, we believe had a son. i think he's divorced. we don't know whether he's remarried.