get ready for the heat. a big warm up on the way for the bay area. right now, get ready for the heat. a big warm-up on the way for the bay area. we will tell you how hot it will get. ready to celebrate the champs. preparations in oakland to honor the warriors. the differences you will see in this year's parade. president trump and kim jong-un have arrived in singapore for tuesday's historic summit. >> the news starts right >> they have arrived and now the world is watching to see what happens next. the historic summit between the united states and north korea, less than 48 hours away. president trump hopes to personally broker an end to north korea's nuclear program and end the state of war on the korean peninsula.

>> reporter: president trump and kim jong-un are at respective hotels tuesday's summit. they arrived here in singapore within a few hours of one another. kim jong-un went after a couple of hours at his hotel to meet singapore's prime minister. he thanked him and said the world is watching this summit. president trump will leave his hotel just for a short period tomorrow also to meet singapore's proime minister. apart from that, we think they will be in their hotels preparing for the summ w preparn the plane from canada. they are just a few blocks from one another, a three-minute drive. they have never been so close literally and they have in a way never been so close politically. they are both hoping this summit will be a success and will lead to a deal. perhaps on nuclear weapons.

perhaps on peace on the korean peninsula. we have no agenda for the meeting. we do know that two advance teams from the u.s. and north korea will be meeting monday morning, 10:00, with the american ambassador to the philippines leading the u.s. they will look at final preparations for the summit, which will take place here on tuesday morning. it's very, very heavily secured as you would expect. nbc news, singapore. nbc news will have coverage of the historic summit. coverage starts tonighthe ancne. president trump tweeted p ee trudeau acted weak and mild. a trade war is escalating.

>> there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad f diplomacy with president donald j. trump and tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door. >> canadians, we're polite, we're reasonable we will not be pushed around. >> yesterday, mr. trump withdrew his support of a joint agreement on trade signed by all g7 leaders. u.s. allies are threatening to target american exports like cheese, bourbon and pork. the president maintains his opinion that unfair practices have hurt u.s. companies and farmers for decaddecades. for a look at the summit and the aftermath from the remarks, head to our website. we have a page devoted to coverage. a live look over downtown oakland. in less than 48 fans for t golden state warriors will have past four years. a victory parade in the to celebrate that nba championship.

they are saying 800,000, a million people, however many, they are expected to flood downtown on tuesday. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. that parade starts down there. you can already see the transformation happening in downwn oakland. this is what we're standing in front of is one example. the artist who goes by vague says he started this mural this morning and plans to have it done by tuesday. in oakland, barricades are stacked up and banners are being hung for the back to back nba champion golden state warriors. >> we will be by my work. sked her place for parade. her son is coming. >> my first time. >> reporter: no parking signs line the street. oaalld is showing

warriors' pride. the mayor says the parade will be interactive. >> lots of opportunity for people all along the route to hear from their favorite players. >> reporter: outside the convention center, a mural is under way. this is what it's expected to look like when it's done. >> i'm going to go the whole length of this. i will be here today and tomorrow painting. as long as it takes to get it done before the parade. >> reporter: at this barbecue, they expect the blue and yellow drink to be popular. they are not planning a party but will have the parade on tv as fans stop by. >> we stocked up on our barbecue and stocked up on our staff.tere telling us they plan to make the celebration more unscriptedso they will mee more access. i'm told that a million people are expected to flood the city.

live in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. team leaders are saying the warriors will pay for this parade. here is a look at the route. fans will start lining up at 6:30 tuesday morning. the parade will roll at 11:00. it starts at 11th and broadway. ends at oak and 13th. going to be hot. in oakland, it's going to be hot. you will be out there for hours. remember to stay hydrated, suntan lotion. details in the forecast coming up. if you can't be there, no problem. we have you covered. we will broadcast the parade. we will start at 10:00 a.m. right here on nbc bay area. man had their lives turned outside down whend parts of the north bay. they were allowed to enjoy today's game for free. they held north bay day. it included tributes to first responders and firefighters. funds were raised for various organizations to help survivors

of the fire. summer is not officially here yet. the wildfires have burned dozens of acres across the bay area this weekend. fanned by winds and dry conditions. we're heading into another week of hot weather. our meteorologist is tracking how high temperatures will climb. >> outside, we do have 80s making a comeback. you see clear skies. winds at 12 miles per hour. san jose seeing more comfortable temperatures, in the low 70s. northwest wind at 21. gusty with the san francisco, wind speeds up to 33 miles per hour. we will see the wind s peaking between now and 7:00 tonight. wind gusts close to 40 miles an hour. we will see temperatures rebound. they did that today. five to ten degrees of warming today. add that tomorrow and then again for tuesday. three hot days ahead. valleys going into the 90s.

bay and coast temperatures, 70s and 80s. fire danger going up this week. coming up, we will show you how hot the temperatures will get in our full forecast coming up in ten minutes. >> see you then. you can track the forecast with our nbc bay area app. it's free to download on your smartphone. hawaii's kilauea volcano has erupted sending smoke and ash over the big island. the latest explosion happened early this the morning. it marked the 29th day of ongoing eruptions. it's the most destructive volcanic event in the u.s. since uncausof the activity. more than 600 homes have been destroyed. about 1,000 gathering in san jose many call an icon of the japanese-american community. we are live at the celebration of life.

>> reporter: that tribute is under way here at this buddhist church in san jose. people arriving here late this afternoon told me they will always remember jimmie's contribution to preserving history in our area. he was a car ppentecarpenter. he spent time in a japanese internment camp during world war ii and was committed to sharing his experience with students. especially what went through at the internmentheart. any time anybody needed something, they would ask him if he could help out. he would, of course, help out. he touched a lot of people. that's the reason why he's got so many people here. >> reporter: the emperor of japan honored jimmie for his service to the japan town community of san jose. he was also known for his work helping eagle scouts. he died last month at the age of

95. late this afternoon, people are paying tribute to him with many speeches and also a few performances. his granddaughter will deliver the eulogy. >> thank you so much. tonight marks the 17th anniversary of a young woman's killing in palo alto. police are reminding everyone about the cold case. the department tweeted this video today and urged anyone who knows the truth about that night to come forward. she was celebrating her 21st birthday when someone shot her in the head. dozens of people witnessed the shooting. 17 years later, police have yet to arrest a suspect. a $100,000 reward is still being offered for information that leads to an arrest. still ahead, it's becoming more and more common at the border, immigration activists taking a stand against family

members being separated. coming up, how many ballots are left to count? the latest on the race for mayor in san francisco. rallied near t-

mexico border today, human rights organizations rallied near the california/mexico border against the president's immigration policies. protesters gathered at a detention center a few miles from the border. they say family separations that go on inside the detention center have to end. >> people don't care about immigrants. you know? th government has this rhetoric that seeks to criminalize them and then to dismiss any claims against the government that they're putting forward. you know? so i think that's really why. but it should -- these are things that should be causing more nationwide outrage. >> last month, the attney general announced the trump administration would separate families who enter the country

illegally. a bittersweet day in new york city for people attending the national puerto rican parade. it's normally carefree. this yr it was als a day of remembering the death and devastation caused by hurricane maria. some saw the celebration as a time to shine and heal, others turned political. one group work black shirts and carried signs with maria's death toll and checked boxes reading, remember, register and resist. this year marked the 61st annual puerto rican day parade. still ahead -- >> not your average day pups. the event in the south bay that had dogs and looks like nice weather for that. tomorrow, the big warm-up. concord close to 90 tomorrow. more than just a day or two. look at that when we come back. you could save energy

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it was organized by the silicon valley pet project. they went through a yoga practice or as many were calling itdoga. >> it's a different thing when you have to take care of someone else as you are doing yourrmal . seeing how you can really play with your dog. remember to pet them, to have that engagement, even as you move through your motion and practice. >> the event was an opportunity to meet some of the pups the silicon pet project has up for adoption. they are hosting another dog and yoga class coming up on july 8. >> they are too cute. so relaxes. those dogs were so good. i didn't hear a bark. >> they were almost doing a posture. >> they got it done. the weather was nice. spend some time outside doing dog yo ga or taking a bike acros

the bay. tomorrow the heat will make a co comeback. 10 to 15re o warming. another breezy finish to the day. san jose, 21 mile an hour winds. highs today in the upper 70s. right now, 70 in emoriville. right now, still gusty as we get through the evening. yesterday, that fire in san rafel. dry and warm temperatures. the temperatures climb in the beginning of the week. san francisco, no sign of fog. 63 degrees, winds at 33 miles per hour. look for the sea breeze or ocean air conditioning to shut down a little bit tomorrow and wind re. clear skies and light winds which should set the stage for a cool start.

napa this morning, 43 degrees. tomorrow, probably not quite as cold but jacket weather. dress in layers as we go through the morning. 40s and 50s to start the day. high temperatures tomorrow, mostly 80s inland. south san jose, morgan hill, close to 90 degrees. tri-valley in the upper 80s. walnut creek, concord, those locations close to 90. for now, mid toanhayward. we are not seeing an offshore breeze. the wind west at 18 miles per hour. san francisco, around downtown, should reach the 70s. still 60s around the outer sun set and mar marina. tomorrow, 5 to 10 degrees

warmer. now let's flip this towards tuesday. the high temperatures tomorrow will pass that at noon on tuesday. keep in mind, warriors victory parade in those hours. look at the 3:00 temperatures. 90s inland. the parade forecast, we will see temperatures into the 80s. take extra water and, again, th oakland. here is the culprit for the big warm-up. high pressure reaching peak intensity now it looks like tuesday into wednesday. it looks like monday, tuesday and wednesday, three days where we could see 90s inland. tuesday and wednesday are the hottest days. then we get relief. low pressure drops in. that will trigger the sea breeze. the pattern, the ridge of high pressure to the west and low pressure to the east, similar to what we are seeing now. we will get 80s next weekend as things shape up. not too hot as we get into next weekend. keep an eye on this high pressure. models out to ten days, try to

crank up the heat next weekend. we will see as we get closer. hottest days of the week, tuesday and wednesday. you can see, san francisco well into the 70s. 90s a possibility late tomorrow, but tuesday and wednesday now it looks like midweek, 90s and things will cool off as we get into thursday and friday. again, for those heading out to the warriors victory de, nice they let you line up at 6:30 in the morning. that will be comfortable. come 11:00, we will be in the 80s. >> you winds? is it just breezy? >> doesn't look like gusty offshore winds. still dry, not the typical sea breeze we typically get. >> the parade, a lot of people bringing kids on wednesday. summer break. bring an umbrella, sunscreen and water. >> good idea. still ahead, our business and tech unit looks at delivery in the future.

>> i'm scott budman, coming up, the link between the space program, silicon valley technology and the f is the futu?

> is the future about to arrive? aviation laws are keeping drone delivery grou. >> this past week, amazon came to the bay area to say the wait is almost over. scott budman brings us an inside look at how delivery drones are on the way. >> reporter: if you are one of many people waiting for drones to deliver packages to your porch, turns out silicon valley

technology and nasa might have a big say in when it happens. after taunting us months ago with this video sho future wiazon says that is almost here. >> we're excited to bring this drone, amazon stopped at nasa t technology can be used to steer the nnystems through bad weather and other drones. >> i want to stress that it's not about what the operator wants to do with the vehicle but it's about ensuring they will be safe and efficient in the air. >> i think it's integral and essential to tap into silicon valley and nasa for the progression of the industry as a whole. >> reporter: using locally produced technology and a little help from the space program, leading them c to our front doors bearing gifts.

>> i'm excited for the future. it's coming soon. >> reporter: the consensus among the companies we talked to say safety and lots of testing still have to be done. drone delivery is on the way. scott budman, nbc bay area news watching and waiting. the race for mayor inar and information on whether we are closer to finding out a winner. not your average beach bag. why people were swapping out beach towels for orange buckets on the shores of san francisco today. the waiting game continue

the race for mayor drags on in san right now at 5:00, the waiting game continues. the race for mayor drags on in san francisco as results continue to be counted. >> the news at 5:00 starts right now. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. >> now to our continuing coverage of the san francisco mayor race. we still don't know who the next mayor will be. we are getting closer. the two leaders taking turns in

first place since tuesday. we aret the department of elections tonight with the latest. how many ballots left to go? >> reporter: there's still probably a little more than 25,000 ballots left to be counted. as of the batch released this afternoon, right now, london is ahead of mark byntioned, there 25,000 votes to be counted. that includes some provisional ballots that are going to take some more time to get through. that's because the elections workers have to get into those little packets and they have to verify things like signatures to make sure they match the signature cards. they have to go through and manually sort these. it will take longer to get through this last batch of ballots. judging by how close the race has been, there's a chance this office will not be decided for

probably the end of this week and maybe even after that. this afternoon, there are several supporters of london who are happy their candidate is now ahead by a wider margin. this election remains very close. >> not since i have been here