two-time masters's champion bubba watson is hea di two-time marash talking. roger else daughter writes on the wall. up to create good morning. welcome to sunday "today." i'm willie geist. stopping here in new york city for a quick change on clothes on the trip from cleveland to philadelphia. we'll be talking about those conventions in a moment. later, if you have used a go pro camera to capture an excite ing adventure, thank an innovative surfer who made him a billionaire ceo. >> what was it like to be on the inside of that?

you and your buddies watching it happening. watching every scheme in the world people wearing your product, the thing you started sewing on your mother's machine? >> it feels like living your own disney movie. now it's a go pro view me. a trip down to the mexican border as donald trump promises to extend the wall there. jacob asked border patrol agents if the idea will help. >> wow. okay. so, this point right here is the end of the border d -- the primary fence. yes. that's mentixico on the other s. plus, the trip to south central los angeles where rival gang members are finding common ground in the kitchen. >> what's the most satisfying part? >> people's reaction to our food. >> outstanding! bigger than any amount of money that can a job can bring. the satisfaction of a customer. and we've got another great

group assembled around the table this morning. we'll huddle up with them in a moment. 1500 homes are threatened by wild fires burning north of los angeles. a burned body has been found after flames tore through a neighborhood. detectives trying to determine cause of death. temperatures will rise to nearly 100 degrees as firefighters battle the blaze that is grown to 20,000 acres. democrats reached a comprise over their controversial super delegates with the convention one day away. it limits the role of the super delegates a victory for the bernie sanders camp. the party scrambling to explain a batch of 19,000 e-mails madew. one asks if the party should question sanders' faith. meanwhile, hillary clinton campaigned with her new running mate senator tim kaine on saturday in miami. clinton praised her new running mate calling tim kaine everything that donald trump and

mike pence are not. new comments from republican presidential nominee donald trump raising eye brows this morning. fresh off the republican convention. trump called again in his rnc speech thursday night for the suspension of immigrants from countries affected by terrorism. in an exclusive interview to air later this morning on "meet the press" trump evened to say immigrants from france and germany could face extreme vetting. >> do you think your speech was a little dark? >> no, to me it was an optimistic speech. >> what? >> because we're going to solve the probables. we're going to solve the problems. in other words, sure i talk about the problems but we're going solve the problems. >> you'll see chuck's full interview on "meet the press." trump cites justification for his hard line on immigration pointing to the attacks in munich on friday and the kabul afghanistan attack on saturday.

at least 58 people a80 people a there. isis is claiming responsibility. a university of florida being hailed a hero this morning. christian garcia stopped an apparent rape. he pulled a man off a woman by a dumpster when he realized she was unconscious. 34-year-old christopher shaw was arrested and charged with sexual battery. a bizarre story out of major league baseball. a pitcher threw a fit because he didn't like the team's uniforms. chris sail was supposed to start in a throwback uniform from 1976. stories from the clubhouse say he was so upset he cut his and his teammate's uniforms to pieces. the team scratched him from the game and sent him home. let's pull up a seat at the table to join our group. a new york times columnist and the author of the great book

"the true american" had dinner with with president obama on thursday night. officially an nbc and miss northbound contributor when means he works for the man. welcome aboard. >> excellent smart political analyst, a former speech writer for bill frist. how you holding up? >> white knuckling it. >> working through it. hallie jackson nbc news correspondent covering the presidential campaign. she'll be covering the democratic convention in her hometown of philadelphia where she'll be greeted with a parade and key to the city. >> i will be. good morning. >> god to haod to have you here. let's start with the dnc leaks story. what the sanders campaign said publicly along is the dnc and the party at large had its finger on the scale for hillary clinton. actually, jeff weaver a campaign

manager for bernie sanders said somebody has to be held accountable and saying we told you so. >> this is only going to make the bernie supporters at the democratic convention more upset. you're going to see -- we were expecting protests and unrest. this adds fuel to the fire. i look at what happened at hillary clinton's rally yesterday when she brought up debby wasserman schultz's name and people started chanting dnc leek. this adds to what has been debby wasserman schultz's bad year. it's been rough for her. this is more, you know, problems. >> okay. let me read one of these. this is the brad marshall cfo e-mail. he writes "it might make no difference but kentucky and west virginia can we get someone to ask about his believes. does he believe in god? he skated on saying he has a jewish heritage. i think i read he's an at

atheist. there's been a riff along. bernie sanders campaign believe it was rigged, as he said, in the beginning in favor of hillary clinton with the debate schedule. is this a problem this week? >> it is. it confirms the central intuition behind why a socialist movement was able to get pretty far and why a white nationalist movement has captured the political party on the right. and that intuition is that remote, unaccountable in places like new york and washington are changing the country behind the country's back. when you have 19,000 e mails coming out that show that was what was happening it doesn't help. sanders is out of the game. i think in a weird way it helps the remaining extremist movement that is remaining in power and the trump campaign that now can go to people again and again and play to people's fears and take the true intuition, which is

true, and leverage it to start making a bunch of false and very dangerous and frankly unconstitutional visions appealing to people. >> and the trump made that argument explicitly in cleveland, which is to say the system is rigged so the people in charge like hillary clinton. now bernie sanders makes that argument. this sunday between the two conventions, i think a good time to take a deep breath, pause, figure out where we are in the race. we've gotten through cleveland. i want to read a tweet. a guy who has gotten it right and data driven. he writes don't think people are really grasping how plausible it is that trump could become president. it's a close election right now. you put stock in it? >> absolute my. a lot of voters are viewing it as a lesser of two evils. it depends on who you like better or least in terms of going to the voting booth. i want to go back to the point about the dnc with the wikileaks. it's not a meta narrative.

it's about ethics and the democratic party. the dnc are supposed to be neutral in these proceedings, and the wikileaks dmonl straits it might not have been the case as going all the way to the stop there's early reporting that wikileaks -- debbie wasserman schultz possibly being taken off the list. >> and you have trump invoking bernie sanders speech. saying i said the things that bernie sanders. >> there's a feeling and there's a weird feeling growing over these years, i think, people feeling powerless because of a lot of economics shift. that feels is accompanied by a feeling there's a conspiracy somewhere that is causing this in my life. it doesn't help when that proves true. >> and the message they're both delivering. bernie sanders and donald trump, there's a rigged system is impactive for people in that

position. you know, trump even this morning tweeting about bernie sanders tweeting about what happened. he's very on top of the news cycle in that regard. i think when you look at the race, when you look at what nate silver is tweeting and where things are not necessarily nationally, we see more distance between clinton and trump but in the battle ground states like, for example, ohio. i think back to my year and change covering the primaries. at the beginning nobody thought donald trump had a chance. we're now at the beginning of the general election season donald trump said to me and others my campaign didn't start until after the convention. this is it. let's see over the next month where the polls go in places like florida and pennsylvania. >> i would add donald trump has been consistently trying to reach the bernie sanders voters by talking about the system being rigged. for the past couple of months i would think, he's probably not going to get the burner bros who might be angry about what they saw in wikileaks but he might get the disenchangetized voters. >> unless those people stay

home. come ought of republican convention we had a week. it began on morning joe. almost a week ago with paul manafort taking a shot at the poplar sitting governor at the state of ohio who is not appearing at the convention. through to melania's speech and ted cruz. donald trump held a remarkable press conference with his vice presidential nominee mike pence he went back into the old theory that ted cruz's father has something to do with the jfk assassination. >> his father -- i don't know his father. i met him once. i think he's a lovely guy. i think he's a lovely guy. all i did is point out the fact that on the cover of the national enkwquirer there's a picture of him and crazy lee harvey oswald having breakfast >> you have to feel for mike pence standing back there.

>> that's what people were tweeting. is that mike pence or chris christie? >> it seems absurd, ridiculous. the smart people say this is not how you run a convention. in is not how you follow through. this is the way he's been carrying through. does it matter? >> the stream of consciousness has been appealing to a lot of voters. they feel like they're getting authentic donald trump. it would be difficult someone a lovely guy you're accusing of being a cospear or it in an assassination. for the record, ted cruz's father had nothing to do with it. >> i'm glad we can point that out. >> donald trump did say that the national enquirer should have won a pulitzer for the coverage of o.j. we're turning the corner to philadelphia. it's going to be 108 degrees, i read, today. >> humidity at 60 million percent. >> yeah. where is this race. if you're a hillary clinton

supporter, should you be worried she's going to lose? >> i think it's a fair -- a real enough possibility, as nate silver, the deity of those predictions said this week. for the dnc stuff, for the sanders people holding out, for the people who think tim kaine's speech body is not good enough. >> there's people? >> there are those people. i think we all need to focus a little bit. because we're in the game of trying to be neutral and fair. i read and i've been a journalist for 11 years and played by the rules in fairness. this time there is on the ballot a gu log referendum. but it's not about hillary. this election is supposed to be about hillary. it's not about hillary. it's not about kaine or the dnc or gary johnson. the liberal american constitutional order we have taken for granted for a long time is on the ballot in a serious way. that kind of ugliness you saw is funny and there's a lot of scary

things behind it. and i don't -- i struggle to figure out how to talk about it. i think we all do struggle in a way to talk about it that is honest and fair but provides a fair warning. this is not normal times, and this happens to perfectly good countries. we have to be very careful in the next three months. >> how much of that, amy, is the power of donald trump's message versus the inadequate of hillary clinton and her campaign and the fact that 30% of the country thinks she's honest and trust worthy. there are a lot of people in the democratic party that said we found the one candidate who couldn't beat donald trump >>well, that's right. you talk about the constitutional order a lot of conservatives put hillary clinton, you know, in that bucket or, you know, on the ballot as somebody who is challenging the constitutional order. >> do you think they are equally threatened? >> i think it depends on your perspective. i'm no fan of donald trump. don't get me wrong about that. but neither am i a fan of

hillary clinton and a lot of voters are in the same place. and you talk about even in the democratic party only 40% of democrats would call her trust worthy. >> what does a voter like you do? >> that's a good question. i'm still searching for the answer. i think i might bring in my mom. >> you think they're equally a threat to the american constitutional order? >> i think hillary clinton has tendencies that undermine transparency, that undermine rule of law, that undermine separation of powers in terms of the executive branch. we know when she tried to be in charge of health care as first lady she did it behind closed doors. there's a long list of bull let points. i think donald trump has authoritarian tendencies that scare me. i feel like we're looking at two not appealing choices. >> last time at the table we talked with somebody who didn't know what they were going to

vote for in the fall. i wonder how it plays out over the next four months for you an 13%. libertarians have never been that popular. ands are perot got 18% and that put a clinton in the white house. >> and he's really nailing the edible marijuana vote. stick with me for the highs and lows. including michelle obama riding shotgun on car pool karaoke including missy elliot. donald trump goes for the kiss and mike pence w good sunday morning to you. meteorologist anthony slaughter waking up to temperatures in the 50s. no fog. another warm day. 56 right now in san francisco. 61 in the tri-valley. look at the tri-valley later on, 100 degrees. similar to yesterday.

76 for san francisco. 93 for the north bay. the south bay will see temperatures near 95 degrees. slightly warmer from yesterday. temperatures will cool off for tomorrow. full details at 7:00. this back to school, give them a universe of knowledge with this 11.6" samsung chromebook for just $189. save money. live better. walmart. cathy's gotten used lingering garbage in her kitchen yup, she's gone noseblind.

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down. good samaritans saw it happen and sprung into action. check this out. 20 or so people pulled their cars over and flipped the driver upright. the driver was wearing his seat belt. he pops up with a thumbs up. initially a couple drivers pulled over to get the man out. they couldn't. as they saw gas leaking, they knew their time was short so gathered a crew that saved the man and somehow uninjured. incredib incredible. >> nice. >> wow. our first low to the early romantic chemistry by between donald trump and mike pence. governor pence gave a great speech so naturally trump came out to congratulate him and new york values classed with southern values. trump goes for the pence and governor pence not trying to hear that noise. looks like most of my dates in high school. the greatest convention kiss of them all. trigger warning.

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it's 6:26 on your sunday morning. a live look outside in san jose ahead of yet another very warm day across the bay area. i think we're even allowed at this point to say it's hot. right? anthony slaughter has a look at the forecast. >> when temperatures go into the 90s. that's what we saw yesterday. most of the inland valleys got into the 90s including parts of the peninsula. >> which is rare. >> the only place that was cool was the coast line and inner bay with 70s and 80s. we are looking for the fog. you can barely see it. it's out along the coastline. but it is going to peel back

quickly. that's going to lead to another warm day. temperatures in the 50s and 60s across the bay area. later this afternoon, we will see 60s and 70s at the coastline. 80s and 90s around the inner bay. oakland at 80 today. a slew of 90s and 100s for the inland valleys. even san jose, another scorcher of a day. temperatures cool off tomorrow. t . >> a little relief. stay tuned for that. first we begin with a developing story this morning. a female police officer is recovering after she was shot at in oakland. it happened just before 9:30 last night. police are actively searching for that shooter this morning. investigators tell us the officer was responding to a call when she was involved in a car crash. police say after that crash, a man approached her car and fired multiple rounds. we're told she wasn't hit by the

gunfire but was injured somehow and is now in the hospital. >> we're on high alert across the country. we certainly are aware and vigilant every day that we come out here to the job. this evening, we did have an incident occur. we are actively following with an investigation. >> many departments across the country have given officers the choice to ride with a partner following the recent rash of police shootings. because of staffing last night, she was on patrol alone. an uber driver is sunder arrest. it happened in downtown palo alto friday night. the victim said she been out with friends when she called an uber pool to take her home. when the driver picked her up, he told her to sit in the front seat to make room for the other passengers who would be getting in the car. he then called the other passengers to cancel their rides. the victim told police he drove her to her home, locked her in

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the family favorite. yoplait. ♪ ♪ >> anyway, it's been a great convention so far. last night was fantastic. it was huge. [ laughter ] >> did you see melania? [ laughter ] >> she stole the show. [ laughter ] >> literally. [ laughter ] >> jimmy fallon enjoying donald trump's republican convention perhaps more than anyone. when you picture the ceo of a big public company, nick woodman is not necessarily the guy that comes to mind. the 41-year-old california surfer turned entrepreneur is a bored and shorts guy than suits one. it was out in the waves he

dreamed up the go procap pro cat made him a billionaire, the cameras like we're using today. nick and i talked about his big idea and its new challenges. ♪ ♪ >> whether swimming with whales in the deep blue sea, flying above the great wall of china, or capturing moments of family history, gopro has revolutionized the way we see the world and the man behind the camera is ceo nick woodman. before gopro, you and i couldn't have self-documented our float down the river. we could have maybe got a friend to stand on the shore or bridge a and film as we go by but impossible to capture the experience and take it home and share with friends and family. >> over the last decade, the camera turned us into film directors with platforms to

share our movies with the world. the your invention was fortuitous. >> youtube and instagram and others created this perfect storm timing that helped make gopro what it is today. >> since the debut in 2004, gopro sold more than 21 million cameras making it the best-selling camera of all time. in 2014, gopro went public. almost every night, woodman became a billionaire. what was it like to be in the inside of that, you and your buddies watching this happening and every ski mountain in the world and the thing you started sewing on your mother's sewing machine? >> it felt like and does still, living in your disney movie. now it's a gopro movie. >> you got the same guys with you since high school, college. these guys have been at gopro since before it was gopro. >> we talk about it all the time

how we drove the penske moving truck to the trade shows and stayed up all night building the booth and working 24/7, 365 but it wasn't like work because we did it as friends together. >> woodman was floating in the pacific ocean when he had an idea. wouldn't it be cool to record video of what he was seeing inside the wave? at age 27 he began building the company. >> the original idea wasn't even to make a camera but a wrist strap that you could mount other cameras into but the problem was, i would end up breaking the camera and so i realized, yikes, i'm not just going to have to build a strap subpoeystem, i'm to have to build a camera. i don't know how to build a camera. that's one of the most amazing aspect of gopro to me, is how we pulled it off. >>woodman and his company

headlined the gopro mountain games in vail, colorado. >> so, dude, check this out. that's where a lot of the strength of the brand comes from, in the scene. >> was there a pop culture moment for you where gopro was there and you thought wow. >> never gets old, man. when you see astronauts leave the space station on a spacewalk with a gopro and that is the exact same device that a father is taking to the park to film the same exact device that olympian skiers are using, the same camera ridley scott is using to help film "the march shon." >> after a rise it reached the fall. it's taken a nosedive falling some 90%.

so what happened? >> we weren't ready for it and it was still too difficult to access your content and edit it. we didn't have as appealing of a solution for the mass market global customer. >> as gopro struggled, competitors moved in offering simpler alternatives like the polar road cube. it's the phone in your pocket that may view the greatest threat. is the iphone a competitor. >> there is uses your smart phone is better. it's in your pocket as a reactive capture solution, something is happening, i'm going to document that or take a picture of this to show my wife but if i want to do something new and capture myself doing something, the only way to do that is with a go pro. >> is it frustrating or difficult to have to think about stock price and hear from investors and what is going on with the price right now? >> it's motivating.

gopro as a public company is so much more fun as a private company. as a private company i felt like we were playing in the minor leagues. playing a great game and winning championships but we were in the minor leagues and that going public, now we're in the majors. it's the show. the whole world is watching. >> watching to see if woodman can invite his way back. >> 2016 is the biggest year for new product interventions ever in the history of gopro. >> gopro is rolling out virtual reality, drones and a new line of cameras and software to edit and produce videos more easily. >> now you start chronicling and sharing your experience that way. >> all to make gopro the camera of choice, not just for extreme athletes, but for the rest of us, too. >> why does he need such a big camera? should we tell him he should just get a gopro? right on. >> you saw nick acknowledge the

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diego to see what things are really like on the ground. >> it's a double fence basically. >> a double fence. the primary fence main purpose is to stop the vehicle flow from entering into the united states. >> and so this is a secondary? >> yes, the secondary fence is used to defer illegal migrants from entering into the united states. san diego sector is in charge of 60 miles of border with mexico. we have approximately 43 miles of the primary fence. we have stadium lighting across the border. we also have remote video surveillance cameras that monitor our borders 24/7 and record. we have approximately 2,400 border patrol agents in the san diego sector -- >> approximately. >> approximately. >> there are nine sectors of the border patrol along our border with mexico and each has it's own distinct to fog fee, length and challenges. of the 1989 miles of border we share with mexico, some protects

702 miles and agents tell you, where there is a border wall or not, some people try to cross it. look, there is people sticking their heads over there. >> that's it. these are what we call scouters of smugglers. >> so you're sure they are scouting out to do something illegal? >> more than likely they are, yes. >> you see that every day? >> we see that every day. >> whoa, look at this. wow. looking out here, here is your border fence, that's mexico. >> correct. >> and this is the united states. >> correct. one of the biggest threats for us as border patrol agents is that the community on the mexico side is so close to our fence, a lot of the assaults unfortunately for our border -- towards our border patrol agents occur in this area. >> wow. okay, so this point right here is the end of the border fence. >> of the primary fence, yes. so that's mexico on the other side. >> that's mexico?

>> yes, correct. >> u.s., mexico. >> yes. >> and you're telling me you guys can do what you do without the need to extend the fence here? >> correct, correct. as you can see on the top of the mountain, we have two border agents. our agents patrol constantly day and night. >> so far today you guys didn't bring anybody in? >> yes, we have. >> you have? >> a bunch of people? >> it's been between s15 and 20 >> 15 and 20? >> yes. >> that's midday. you can quinn tup l those numbers. agents caught 26,290 people last year trying to cross illegally in the sector. sounds high but thanks to increased enforcement including fencing but more technology and manpower, when you cam pair it to the all time high of almost 630,000 in 1986, apprehensions here and across the country are near all-time lows. in 1986 the border patrol caught over 1.6 million people.

the most ever. last year that number was just over 330,000. by that measure, the border has never been more under control than it is today. so i can see people watching this at home and saying jacob is standing where there is no border fence. that's why we need a donald trump border wall that stretches all the way across the country but what i hear you telling me is it's not necessary because of the rest of the way the border patrol operates. >> we manage what we have now. it works perfectly for us. the infrastructure and technology and manpower we have works for us right now. >> these guys, too, huh? >> that was beautiful. >> jacob joins me now live. jacob, good to see you, man. >> good to see you. >> we're talking about this, let's be honest because of donald trump and sent you down to the border to take a look at what is happening.

he says and said again last week at the rnc border crossings by illegal immigrants have jumped by the last year. true but in the big picture, where are we right now? >> over the last five years they have gone up, gone down. since the all-time high in the 1980s, we're down tremendously. i think over 1.3 million people, 1.3 million people less today. we're at all-time lows right now donald trump says is going up is not accurate. if you listen to what the border patrol agent told me and says as a whole, because of the infrastructure, the fence, the manpower, the people on the atvs, film by gopros we should say and technology and sensors under the ground, they feel like they have done this. they don't file they need additional fences. >> do you think the agenld is representative of everybody. >> i think institutionally she's representative of that. if you look at the budget request for the next fiscal year, the money they are asking

for is not going towards a new wall but technology and manpower. they are not asking for any new money to build any more wall at this point. >> fascinating look at the boarder and you got a look around the border right there at the end of the fence. thanks so much. >> thanks. coming up on "sunday today" great stormer of former los angeles gang members putting colors aside to good sunday morning to you. clear skies inland. we do have fog at the coastline. you can see our cam, there's the fog along the coastal ranges. the fog is there. but again, it's only really at the coastline. temperatures right now across the bay in the 50s and 60s. 61 in san jose. 65 in santa cruz. if you are headed to the beach, santa cruz probably a nice place to head to. 76 for san francisco. 68 today for half homoon bay. call me tomorrow? i'm gonna send a vague text in a couple of days, that leaves you confused about my level of interest.

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we finish this morning as we do at this time every week with some predictions for the week ahead. as we've been talking about all morning, the democratic national convention begins tomorrow in philadelphia. we predict hillary clinton will attempt to borrow some of the magic of the repub can convention with a wwe style entrance and a wednesday night diss speech from ted cruz. today is the induction ceremony for the new class of the baseball hall of fame where ken griffey junior and mike will achieve bronze. he won't be inducted again this year, pete rose will have a big day of his own down at the otb with a hot tip on a nice philly in the third race at aqueduct.

and the new "born" movie titled "jason born" our hollywood sources are saying another a-lister got himself ripped for the new role. the new jason born, gary busey. stay tuned for "meet the press" where chuck todd will have an exclusive interview with donald trump and plus, a conversation with bernie sanders and a lot to talk to him about with the dnc leaks from wikileaks. thanks for spending part of your morning with us on "sunday today." i'll see you tomorrow morning from the democratic national convention in philadelphia. enjoy the rest of your sunday. take a live look outside......

san jose - communications it is 7:00 on your sunday morning. we really appreciate you joining us as we give you this beautiful look at the sun shining over san jose. those pretty bushes and flowers, i love that view. it's like perfectly framed ahead of a very warm sunday. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. let's check our forecast with anthony slaughter. >> it's going to be hotter today. it's going to feel about the same. 90s, once you get into that range, 91, 95, 99 it all feels the same. here is cooler weather. if you are up this morning, joining us, getting outside to walk a pet awe don't you