bay bridge kira/2shot good morning, thanks for joining good sunday morning to you. here is a live look outside at 7:00 as the sun shines over the bay bridge and folks are out running along the embarcadero san francisco. a good day to get outside and enjoy the weather. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey has a look at our forecast. a good day to get outside. even better tomorrow? >> yeah and you saw all those people running today. that's probably because they know that today's going to be the last day of the cooler temps, and then tomorrow it warms right back up into the 80s. all of those folks out on an early morning jog, here's a look at what you can expect at ocean beach. 55 right now. a little hazy skies but overall, nice and clear. not too much fog out there. the peninsula looking good. 50 degrees right now.

south bay, 58. tri-valley, 55. and in san francisco, there's a giants stadium at 52 degrees. east bay also seeing a little bit of clouds. 56 degrees and north bay right now at 50. right now, the doppler radar is showing a little wit of fog, but that's going to burn off by midmorning and it's going to make way for an overall beautiful day across the bay area. if you notice look at all those icons. a lot of sunshine on tap for today. another thing you're probably going to notice today as well is the breezy conditions might be turning a little windier, especially along the coastline. for areas along the peninsula and of course san francisco, so expect to see possible gusts ranging between 15 and 20 miles per hour but not too strong. not going to be crazy windy out there. you'll still be able to enjoy the outdoors. you might even still get away with rocking a baseball cap. i'll have a closer look at your sunday day planner and how much hotter we're expected to get at 7:15. >> we'll stay tuned for that. >> this morning, weep want to let you know london police have

arrested 12 people in connection with yesterday's terror attack on the iconic london bridge. seven people are dead and 48 are wounded. the arrests were made during a police raid today in london's barking neighborhood in the city's east side. also this morning, prime minister theresa may is condemning the attack saying there is too much tolerance of islamic extremism in britain. she's promising to crack down in the wake of the third terror attack in the uk this year. three men drove the car on a london bridge and rammed into a crowd. the attackers then jumped out of the van wearing what looked like suicide bomb vests and started attacking people with knives. the vests turned out to be fake. london's mayor said the city will not be intimidated by terror attacks. >> they want to stop us enjoying the freedoms that we have enjoying mingling and mixing on a saturday night in the heart of london having a good time.

we aren't going to be cowered by terrorism, nor will we let them win. we have said in previous years and previous decades, we'll show that again over the next course of days and weeks. >> this came five days ahead of an election on thursday. the obsition labor party and scottish labor party have suspended national campaigning today. >> reverberations of the attack were felt all the way back here in the bay area at sfo, travelers heading back to london say they were checking social media to see if their friends were okay. one man says he's bracing for what he fiengdz when he gets back home. >> you never know what is going to be a target. even when you get back to london, you don't know what you're going to find there. you imagine there will be armed police there, which i know here that's a thing but in the uk it's not a normal everyday thing. >> b.a.r.t. police say they're increasing the visibility of uniformed officer patrols at stations and on trains. they hope it will help

passengers to feel safe. two hours after the attack yesterday, president trump tweeted, quote, we need to be smart, vigilant and tough we need the courts to give us back our rights. we need the travel ban as an extra level of safety. we are following that london terror attack closely as the investigation unfolds. you can find continuing coverage on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. in other news now, a group of congressional representatives including some from california met with deported veterans this weekend. we have video of the meetings at a support house in tijuana, mexico. the lawmakers all are part of the congressional hispanic caucus. they say the trip is meant to support a more rigorous process of naturalizing immigrants who served in the military and had been promised citizenship. >> we hope that this administration will consider the service that these men and women have rendered to their country and will confer on them the

citizenship they have earned. >> the american civil liberties union estimates more than 230 veterans have been deported since last july. our investigative unit has reported extensively on this issue. you can see these reports by going to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> one person is under arrest in connection with the killing of an australian tourist in san francisco. this while that victim's family is on their way to the u.s. to find out what happened to him. matthew bate was killed early friday morning outside a russian hill hotel. police say the 33-year-old tourist from australia got into some kind of verbal argument that quickly escalated. bate later died at the hospital. police only say right now that he died from injuries from that fight. further details won't be repleased until tomorrow morning. richmond police are naming the pedestrian who was hit and killed by a driver yesterday. investigators say 68-year-old marvia ortega was crossing

cutting boulevard in richmond when he was hit around 2:30 in the afternoon. he died at the scene. the road was closed for about two hours after officers spoke with the driver involved in the crash. that driver was not arrested. today, people in south san francisco are cleared to drink from the water tap again after someone tried to open a hatch on a water storage tank. that breach happened friday in the sunshine gardens neighborhood of south san francisco. preliminary tests found nothing dangerous. yesterday, further testing confirmed that the water is indeed safe. about 3,000 people were forced to rely on bottled water for drinking and cooking after workers discovered the problem friday morning. >> we went out for dinner and then just showered and we had a few bottled waters and went to work. now i'm here. >> my husband had a big bottle. we put it in the house and uset that one. >> the city also flushed the system just to be sure.

still, police are asking for information in tracking down the person who tried to contaminate the water. it is just about 7:07 right now. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up the backlash against bill maher after he used a racial slur on-air. plus the san francisco summer of love celebration, not quite feeling the love. organizers say the city has turned them down once again.

cupid )s arrow -- embarcedaro welcome back. taking a live look outside at 7:09 at the cupid span along the embarcadero in san francisco. the sun is shining ahead of a beautiful sunshine-filled sunday. vianey arana will be along in just a bit with your forecast. she says it will be breezy and windy along the coast. >> after yesterday's terror attack in london security is even more of an issue for a benefit concert in manchester. pop star ariana grande will be headlining the event tonight. a week and a half after a

suicide bomber targeted her fans killing 22 people. justin bieber, katy perry, and coldplay also are scheduled to perform. proceeds will go to the victims of the bombing. grande took to twitter following the attack writing, praying for london. talk show host bill maher is apologizing after saying a racially charged word during a joke on his show. it happened friday night during an episode of "real time" on hb orb. maher used a slur in a joke with senator ben sasse. backlash was quick on social media, as it is. some people called for maher to be fired. at a rally yesterday the reverend al sharpton called for him to be punished. >> just because bill maher is our friend you don't give him a pass. you must have one standard. we're calling him out on it. >> sasse later tweeted he wished

he had been quick enough to ask why maher thought using the slur was okay. an hbo spokesperson called the joke tasteless and said it would be edited out. >> coming up a good luck charm will perform at tonight's national anthem before the nba finals at oracle arena. plus -- >> exhilarating. like my feet, my hands and feet were sweating. >> a dream come true for a south bay dance group. what it's like to compete on nbc's "world of dance" right in front of jennifer lopez. >> we are seeing a couple clouds over woodside but this will make way for plenty of sunshine and a last day of cooling temps. we have a warmup on the way and maybe even some rain chances. i'll have all the details coming up just after the break. stay with us.

downtown san jose welcome back. 7:13. taking a live look outside at the sun shines over downtown san jose. vianey says we will have a

sunshine filled sunday. it's the last day of the cooling we have been seeing and we have a warmup on the way. >> well, this summer marks the 50th anniversary of san francisco's summer of love, if you can believe it. but the city might have to celebrate it without a concert that's been in the works for a year and a half. the nonprofit group council of light said san francisco has denied its application for a summer of love 50th anniversary concert for a second time. the group released a sharply worded statement arguing the permits depart is holding them to a different standard and intentionally delaying their event. council of light says the city's unfairly barring them from using volunteers advertising the event, or even running the event themselves. >> this is a cultural event that's so important that we're all signed umto show up and make it happen together. >> the concert had been planned for october in golden gate prark. we reached out to city leaders for comment but have not yet

heard back. ♪ >> well is he a good luck charm? he sure seemed to be last year at least for that game. carlos santana returns to oracle arena to perform the national anthem for game two of the nba finals. this, of course was last year's performance alongside his wife cindy. it's the third year in a row the san francisco native will bring his guitar to the court. speaking of let's take a live look at oracle arena. the warriors of course, took game one of the finals in a big way thursday night against the cavaliers. the crowd was in play and tonight is expected to be even more electric. lebron and the cavs will be looking to take the intensity up a notch as they look to even things up. tip-off is at 5:00. a highly anticipated new show "world of dance" made its debut on nbc.

one of the dance teams included a group of girls from san jose who will be performing infront of jennifer lopez and in front of a national tv audience. here's their story. >> welcome to world of dance. >> top dancers from around the world competing for a million dollars in front of j. lo derek hough, and ne-yo on "world of dance." one of the groups comes from norcal dance arts in san jose who got the call-up after two auditions. >> when we first got the say you're on the show, i was like are you sure? i was so happy. >> the seven girls aged 13 to 16, call themselves the posse. they were amazed by the competition on the show. >> we shared the stage with so many phenomenal dancers. we usually see them on instagram and youtube. >> the group rehearses five hours a day, five days a week. but nothing could prepare them

for the moment they walked on stage in front of the world. >> it was exhilarating. i was like my hands and feet were sweating. i was like so nervous. >> going through my head was first of all, we had j. lo watching us. so i was like super excited and happy. >> the posse is led by artistic director tanya. >> i was very proud of them. they made it very far. and for us and it just was insane. >> the girls say the experience of finishing that first performance was life changing. >> just started crying because we knew we did it. and after all the hard work it finally paid off. >> but they can't say how far they make it, so we'll just keep watching. >> in san jose ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> good luck to them. let's check in now with vienna with a look at our sunday

forecast. >> sunday forecast i'm so used to having you here on saturdays, punice on sunday as well. >> good to be here with you. >> and it's going to be a good day to head outside. as soon as we get out of work maybe we should explore the city because it's going to be a lot sunnier today than yesterday. at least to start off, anyway. look at this gorgeous shot overlooking point arena right now. beautiful. that's definitely a place you want to go check out. good photos there. i'm assuming a lot of people take great engagement photos there. this gorgeous shot you see here we can expect to see a lot more of clear skies not just there but throughout the bay area although right now we're still a little hazy in the peninsula. 50 degrees right now. south bay, 58 degrees, and tri-valley at 55 degrees. those partly cloudy skies that we're seeing throughout the bay area will start to burn off. east bay also looking hazy right now. at 56 degrees. here's a look right now at the doppler radar. we can see a little bit of this patchy fog that's forming, but not as dense as what we have seen the past couple days.

your microclimate forecast for today, we're expecting to see the slighty cooler temperatures. finally forming. and then it's going to all break apart. that's because we do have this onshore flow. the onshore flow is going to warm us up as we go into monday. today, we're also expecting a kick hch up in the wind gusts. right now, san francisco, 13 miles per hour. half moon bay, about 22. redwood city 13. if we fast forward through the evening hours, we'll see the winds picking up right around the time you're heading out for dinner. it will stay nice and breezy through the early morning hours until about 4:00 or 5:00. that's when we'll finally start to see the winds pick up more or less more for the coast. so san francisco will start seeing 15. 15 with possible gusts. half moon bay also expecting to see gusty conditions, and then it will start to cloudy up a bit more into the evening hours. let's get a check of the pollen report for today. we can expect to see trees and grass, moderate.

mold and weeds are low, and the tree pollen will be pine olive, cedar, and oak. something to keep in mind if you're out on an early morning run. let's talk about the day planner. for today, starting off in the 50s, and we were expecting to see the chance of seeing light drizzle along the coast. but by about 12:00, clearing skies, west-southwesterly winds between 10 and 20 miles per hour. by 3:00 we start warming up along the bay to about 68 degrees. 78 degrees average high for inland areas. turning breezy and 7:00 we start to cool down and cloudy up. let's head into monday. i mentioned the return of the onshore flow. that's going to warm us up into the 80s yet again for inland areas. start off in the 50s, breezy conditions expect to see cloud cover. by 12:00, 70 for the bay, 78 for inland. by 3:00 74 for the bay, 86 for inland areas. even though we don't welcome the official start of summer until

june 20th tomorrow we're definitely going to get a taste of it. that's going to stick around alt least through tuesday. we start warming up by mondays. we stay in the upper 60s by tuesday, and as we head into thursday and friday we're starting to see a system that's developing, and that's going to bring the chance of some rain. it looks like it's going to start off early friday morning in the north bay, and then it has a chance of spreading throughout the bay area by midafternoon as we head into friday. definitely going to drop us down to more unseasonable temperatures. for now, we're not seeing the rain through the end of this weekend. >> looks good, thanks. >> it's 7:21. we have much more ahead coming up. >> you know what. i was never going to give up. >> a daughter's determination leads to a police officer getting his just. it's today's bay area proud story, next.

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police officer killed in the line of duty has finally been recognized for his sacrifice. it only happened because of the determination of his daughter. and the compassion of law enforcement across the country. today in the bay's garvin thomas has this morning's bay area proud. >> june says when she was a little girl and many young men in her town left to fight in world war ii her father did his part by filling a need at the local police department. she, it turns out, has been fighting a bit of a battle herself ever since then. one she is happy to say finally has a happy ending. >> here's his wallet. >> of all the things june still has of her father's not every one fits neatly into a bag. >> this is his draft card. >> to this day, there's one june proudly wears for all to see. >> i inherited his smile. that's what everyone tells me that remembered him. my father's right here.

>> remembering lewis fipps, it turns out, is what the story is all about. the oldest of his five children june, was just 9 years old when he died. >> i have many memories and i'm the only child who does. >> in 1942 lewis fipps, an ashland, massachusetts, police officer, was assaulted by a drunk patron at a bar. he died of his injuries just a few days later. >> and i just couldn't believe it. you know this was my hero. how could he be dead? >> for a number of reasons, there was never recognition of the fact that officer fipps died in the line of duty. >> his police badge. >> something that always bothered june but didn't come to the surface until the 1980s when another fallen officer's picture went up on the wall at ashland police headquarters. >> and i said why isn't my father up there? you know this is when the wheels started to work for me. >> they turned in vain for some

30 years until june recently uncovered a long lost document. >> struggle with a man who had been drinking. >> then found a sympathetic ear on the ashland police force. >> he said this should not be a problem. >> within a matter of months june got the news that lewis fipps' name was being added in may to the fallen officers national memorial in washington, d.c. >> and i just sat down and cried. i couldn't believe it. >> all june had to do was get to the airport to get to the ceremony. >> it was a no-brainer. >> which san mateo county sergeant leo was more than happy to arrange. >> this was a fellow officer who gave his life. i didn't even have to think twice. >> june says the ceremony was all she knew it would be. because for her, there was never a question if this honor would come. simply when. >> you know what.

i was never going to give up. >> the san mateo county deputies, in addition to escorting june to and from the airport, presented her on the way home with a thin blue line flag one she can fly at her house in honor of her father. garvin thomas nbc bay area news. >> wonderful. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up the latest on the terror attack in london. we'll hear from uk prime minister theresa may. plus -- >> we thought the insurance was supposed to cover it. >> should you buy travel insurance? the important lesson you could learn from a bay area couple before taking your next trip.

ferry building kira/2shot welcome back. thanks so much for joining us at 7:29 on your sunday morning. taking a live look outside along the embarcadero towards the ferry building. the sun is shining in san francisco this early in the

morning. it's a beautiful sight to behold. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our forecast. if it already looks good at 7:30 in the morning it's going to be a good day. >> today, sunday one of my favorite days of the week. i think that's definitely a great way to start, and even better is the fact we're still going to be enjoying slightly cooler temps. thought too hot out there. live look over half moon bay. still seeing a couple clouds but it makes for a beautiful sight. 54 degrees right now. temps all throughout the bay area remain in the 50s. ocean beach right now at 55 degrees. pacifica also in the 50s. and really 50s all around. down near the south bay we are seeing a little more of a warmup upper 50s, and we will be climbing into those 70s and then 80s for some inland areas, but today will be the last die to? joy cooler temperatures because we have a bit of an onshore flow. showing patchy fog, but not as

dense. the temperature trend right now shows an increase into the 60s. 63 degrees by 11:00 a.m. and it should top out in the upper 60s, maybe even at about 65 66 by midafternoon. so it's definitely going to be a great day to take those pets out for a walk. i'll have a closer look at your day planner and what you can expect as you head into monday at 7:45. >> we'll stay tuned for about 15 minutes. thanks. >> this morning, london police say they have arrested 12 people in connection with yesterday's terror attack on the iconic london bridge. the arrests were made today during a police raid in london's east side just one day after the third terror attack in london this year alone. seven people are dead and 48 more wounded. london mayor sadiq khan and uk government cabinet ministers arrived for a security meeting with prime minister theresa may. they talked about the terror attack in which investigators say three men drove a fan onto

the bridge at a high speed and into the crowd. police say the attackers then jumped out of the van wearing what looked like suicide bomb vests and started attacking people with knives. the vests turned out to be fake. police confirmed that officers were able to shoot and kill the three suspects. the prime minister addressed the attack after this morning's security meeting. >> it is an ideology that claims our western values of freem democracy, and human rights are incompatible with the religion of islam. it is an ideology that is a perversion of islam and a perversion of the truth. defeating this ideology is one of the great challenges of our time. >> the attacks came just five days ahead of a parliamentary election which is supposed to happen thursday. the ruling conservative party, the opposite labor party, and scottish national party all have suspended national campaigning for today. reverberations of the attack were felt all the way back here in the bay area at sfo, for one,

travelers who were heading back to london say they were checking social media to make sure their friends were okay. one man says he's bracing for what he finds when he gets back home. >> you never know what is going to be a target. when you get back to london heathrow heathrow, you don't know what you're going to find there. i imagine there will be armed police there. in the uk it's not a normal everyday thing. >> b.a.r.t. police say they're increasing the visibility of uniformed officer patrol at stations and on trains. they hope it will help passengers feel safe. >> we are following the story closely as it unfolds. be sure to find continuing coverage of the london attacks on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. in other news protesters took to the streets across the country calling for an independent commission to investigate president trump's campaign contacts with russia. the march for truth, as it's called happened in cities all around the u.s. one of the largest was in washington, d.c.

the demonstrations come as former fbi director james comey prepared to testify to congress on conversations he had with the president and whether trump tried to have him end the russia investigation. hopefully, he will bring clarity to this question about what he and the president might have discussed. and what the president might have asked him to do. but that's up to him. >> comey's allies have told nbc news he is eager to tell his story after abruptly being fired by the president last month. trump could try to use executive privilege to block him from testifying. in recent weeks, the russia investigation has expanded to include people in the president's inner circle including his son-in-law and his personal attorney. march for truth protests, as i just said, took place here in the bay area as well with many local leaders standing up to protest the policies coming out of trump administration. today in the bay's christie smith shows us who's behind these grassroots efforts. >> resistance summer which is being led by the new democratic

national committee. >> congresswoman barbara lee spoke openly with activists from a variety of groups who have a common cause. >> first, we're resisting the very un-american trump agenda. >> grassroots groups hoping to capitalize on trump's policies in the gop-led congress. >> we're going to stop him fray trying to deny health care to 24 million people. >> we have seven seats in california. we're organizing buses to go to these districts. >> they're looking at 2018 talking phone banking into districts in other states. sam says his arm is not a group of the party but organizes for things they believe in and says young people are involved. gh now, it's so easy. i talk to my friends. they're like let's set up a phone. when's the next trip to modesto. >> political opponents doubt the message will resonate with those who felt neglected in raevious

elections. >> you have to offer americans solutions to the problems. the party has been bereft of that for many cycles. >> the reance is going to heat up. trust me it's going to heat up. >> christie smith, nbc bay area. >> now to an nbc exclusive. vladimir putin is giving his first tv interview for the first time since the presidential election. as you might imagine, he has a lot of explaining to do. nbc's new anchor megyn kelly isn't holding back. >> you had said for months that russia had nothing to do with the interference of the american election. then this week you floated the idea of patriotic hackers doing it. why the change? >> sunday night with megyn kelly premieres tonight right here on nbc bay area at 7:00. i already have my dvr set. if you're going on a trip this summer be sure to travel smart. we're teaming up with our sister station telemundo 48, to solve a

costly problem. chris chmura says we saved a hayward family thousands of dollars all because of travelers insurance. >> an organ transplant recipient and his donor contacted us. they were very lucky, with a dicy kidney search surgery, but less fortunate with an ordinary plane ticket. when juan needed a kidney transplant, he found a donor right next to him, his wife. >> thankfully i was compatible with him. we were able to have the surgery june 1st. >> three flungts after the surgery, he wanted to plan a trip to mexico city to visit his family because they couldn't make it for the transplant. >> my parents were not able to be here with me. >> with the doctor's blessing, they booked flights for themselves and their two kids on american airlines for christmas. the tickets were almost $3,000 and nonrefundable, so they paid an extra $151 for travel insurance. considering juan's recovery. >> it was a long journey. >> all was set, then just before

the barrera family was supposed to fly to mexico juan caught a bad case of the flu, and his doctor said traveling could compromise his immune system. >> i recommend now that you actually don't make this trip because there's a high risk of infection. especially because he had been hospitalized a few weeks before the trip was planned. >> following doctor's orders the couple canceled the christmas trip. figured their costs were covered because they had travel insurance. they filed a claim and were promptly denied. this letter concluded juan's kidney transplant was an existing condition and ineligible for reimbursement. the barreras stood to lose every penny they paid for the trip. >> it was almost $3,000. it was a big amount. >> then they saw a commercial touting tell uemundo responds and nbc bay area responds. she immediately asked for our

help. >> we had nothing to lose. we had already lost the ticket money, which was quite a big amount. >> working together we contacted allianz. it confirmed juan's denial. a spokesman said the illness exists prior to the purchase of the insurance and therefore is not covered by their policy. we explained the barreras believed this was the kind of situation travel insurance was supposed to cover. allianz offered a compromise. the spokesman said we're sorry if there's a misunderstanding over what was covered and as a consideration, we're issuing a refund of his premium. the barreras were pleased with their $151 refund but still disappointed and still out close to $3,000 for the airline tickets. >> we thought the insurance was supposed to cover us. >> so we made one more phone call. we contacted american airlines. when explained the barreras' unique situation, the airline made an exception and it refunded the $2,700 they spent

on their tickets. in a statement, american said we were glad to assist the barrera family. we wish mr. barrera a speedy recovery and look forward to welcoming the entire family on a future flight. the barreras will try again for mexico city late this summer. they said they'll pay it with the neardly $3,000 that telemundo 48 respond and nbc bay area responds fought to return to them. >> thank you, nbc bay area responds for the help the assistance, and for making this possible. the money we thought was lost. >> some travel insurance policies do cover existing conditions. if you're considering travel insurance, do some homework. look past the broad promises and advertising and focus in on the details inside the contract. specifically exclusions. also, shop around. multiple companies offer travel insurance and they're fairly competitive. the price you pay and coverage you might get will vary if you

do some comparisons. send us your consumer complaints. 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> it is 7:41. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up game two of the nba finals is upon us. we'll hear from steph curry ahead of tonight's game at oracle.

oing to be wild inside "roaracle" tonight -- as the welcome back at 7:43. here's a live look at the sun shining over oracle arena. it's going to be wild inside tonight as the warriors look to go up 2-0 in the nba finals against the cleveland cavaliers. it's a crucial game two. the ws haven't lost yet this entire playoffs. but a cavs win would even the series 1-1 and give lebron and his team a morale boost. we don't want that right? no secret that this finals has a lot of hype around it. take a look at thisture the warriors tweeted of their practice yesterday. you can see in the background caution tape holding back the slew of media. an unprecedented amount of media lining the court, watching. the warriors say they rely on

the oracle crowd tonight to give them a boost of energy. >> when you have a culture of guys that work guys that want to be great, want to put the time in and not cheat the game it's huge. you can feed off that energy. >> game two of the nba finals tips off tonight at 5:00. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up the world still reeling from president trump's announcement that he's pulling the u.s. out of the paris climate agreement. political analyst larry gerston joins us next to discuss the controversial move, next.

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would pull ou t welcome back. last thursday, president donald trump announced that the united states would pull out of the paris climate accord. an agreement by 195 nations to voluntarily reduce carbon emissions. he took a quarter of a century in the making and an attempt to limit the global temperature rise to less than three degrees

fahrenheit over the next few decades. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us to help explain, why did the president do this, and a lot of people are wondering if it's because he denies climate change. >> this is lot trickier than people believe. many see trump's move as that slap in the face to climate change proponents, but he's been inconsistent on that topic for years. his decision here really has a deeper meaning. when he ran for the presidency, candidate trump criticized president obama for including the united states in all sorts of international agreements such as nafta, nato all these agreements trump argued left the united states at the whims of other nations. by taking the u.s. out of the paris accord the president hopes to make america great again by putting america first. so the implication here is that

other nations should worry about their problems we'll worry about ours. there's really what's behind all this. >> i see, so is that really such a bad idea ine putting our country first? >> it depends on how you look at it, the old story. trump supporters view the paris accord decision as a long overdue move for the united states to take control of its own destiny without worrying about anyone else. trump opponents oerts, believe some problems such as climate change go well beyond national boundaries and could only be solved by nations cooperating for the good of the planet. ironically, the president removed united states involvement despite the request of 300 of the nation's largest companies including oil, manufacturing, aerospace, all these guys to stay in. so when you look at it this way, it really gets down to the basic fundamental core values. >> but didn't he have -- the president have to get

congressional permission in order for the u.s. to? >> that's a common belief. no, the united states joined the paris accord through president obama signing an executive agreement. that executive agreement allows the united states to engage in a foreign arrangement without congressional approval that comes with treaties. this is quite common. since world war ii 94%, 94% of all u.s. born packs have been done via executive agreement. the other aspect of this by the way, is that the executive agreement signed by one president can be negated by another. which is exactly what president trump has done. no congress involved here. >> interesting. so how will the u.s. leaving affect our relationship with other nations. >> yes, that remains to be seen. we have seen a lot of sparks already from all over the world. supporters of withdraw would argue each nation should do what

it wants on its own for its own interests and our true military and true political alliances aren't going to change because of long-standing relationships opponents of withdrawal see the u.s. abandoning its global leadership role. within 24 hours, a prompt announcement, china and the european union began negotiating their own climate change agreement. leaving the u.s. outside. >> so that, then can the u.s. change it mind if it decides to go back? >> it can. because the agreement doesn't go into for three years. and we can't exit until one year after that. but look let's be honest here. absent unprecedented pressure the president isn't likely to reverse himself because for most americans, matters like the paris climate accord just don't move the excitement needle. they might bring environmentalists and others but not for most americans.

so for the foreseeable future the u.s. is likely to go it alone on climate change. a lot to be seen here. >> a lot remains to be seen, about three years 93. we'll start the countdown clock. thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. we'll be right back.

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weather cam. looking stunning. we're going to have the perf temperatures for it. right now, we're seeing hazy skies start to clear out. that's going to make way for a lot of sunshine across the bay area. south bay right now at sdpath 58 degrees. tri-valley, 55, and san francisco, 52. east bay at 56 and the north bay at 50. now, the doppler radar is showing a little bit of fog and haze. it was a little denser yesterday, but looks like we may have a chance of starting off with patchy fog early on tomorrow morning but today's forecast is looking pleasant and this is the last day to enjoy the slighty cooler temperatures before we see a warmup in the forecast. san jose expect to see a high of 77 degrees. los gatos, 79. east san jose 81. morgan hill also in the 80s. and then for the east bay, we're seeing a nice combo of 60s and 70s. oakland, a hey of 68. further inland areas near livermore and antioch in the 80.

along the peninsula, expect to see those breezier conditions picking up in the afternoon. half moon bay will hit a high of 60 degrees. for san, we'll also climb into the 60s. average high of about 65 66 degrees. and for the north bay, we will be climbing into the 80s for sonoma. 83 napa 81. santa rosa 84. and point reyes, 63 degrees. santa cruz will be climbing into the mid to upper 50s. if you notice we're not seeing a lot of cloud cover out there. a lot of sunshine icons on the temptrend. going to be a perfect beach day today. it's also going to be a great day for wine tasting. temperature trend shows more of a warmup also in the 80s at about 86 87 degrees. and then of course lake tahoe, we're starting up with a little bit of cloud cover at 67 by about 1:00 we'll jump right into the 70s. a great day to head out to the lake. maybe take the kids out for some

boating. now, hour by hour outlook is show aglittle bitf the cloud cover clearing out and then as we head into monday we'll see more onshore flow. as the high pressure continues to dominate that's going to warm us up and the high pressure will keep us nice and clear through monday. a nice warmup, 72 degrees through tuesday. 68 degrees, and as we head into wednesday and thursday we do see a change. right now, tracking a system that's going to bring the chance of some showers early on thursday night into friday morning, starting off for the north bay before it spreads down through the rest of the bay area. so we'll definitely cool down about 10 to 15 degrees below seasonable temps even for inland areas. you notice the temperature trend warms back up as we go into monday, into the 80s. as we head into wednesday, we see the low pressure system swooping in. that's going to quickly cool us back down to the 70s. yes, unseasonable temperatures and it looks like a chance for rain on friday just when we thought we were in the clear.

then of course the start of summer is june 20th. at least we're getting a taste of that heading into tomorrow. >> good. we'll get some summer weather. then rain for the end of spring. then hopefully when summer actually starts -- >> microclimates. >> yeah. all right, vianey thanks for that. a big victory for spacex this. it launched its first reused spacecraft yesterday. the dragon delivereds to the international space station back in 2014 and was then recovered back on earth. yesterday, it lifted off once again from nasa's kennedy space center in florida carrying 6,000 pounds of supplies and equipment for the iss. the ultimate goal for spacex if you don't know for now is to cut down on the cost of launches by reusing rockets. congrats on that success. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news at

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this sunday, terror in london. a van downed pedestrians on london bridge and then the three occupants stab customers at nearby bars and restaurants. >> i see people running and screaming. people were injured. it's the worst dave my life. >> seven people are killed. dozens more wounded. prime minister teresa may responds this morning. >> we believe we are experiencing a new trend in the threat we face. >> we'll have the latest. plus the u.s. pulls out of the paris climate change accord. president trump says the agreement helps other countries at the expense of the u.s. economy. >> i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh not paris. >> the reaction is swift. >> it's an extraordinary