♪ good sunday morning, it is 7:00. here is a live look outside in san jose. the sun is already shining as we look from communications hill. will we have another scorcher like yesterday? thanks so much for joining us. we have a look at the micro climate forecast. >> you know, our current temperatures are actually running a couple of degrees cooler, but that doesn't mean our afternoon temperatures aren't expected to be hot, it just means we have a little bit of a shift. let's talk about the south bay temperatures. 61 degrees. the peninsula 60 degrees. tri valley 60 degrees and it's nice and cool in the north bay,

only 50 degrees. san francisco 55 degrees and in the east bay it's a nice combination of sun and clouds. now, over the next couple of hours, you're going to notice a couple of low-lying clouds hanging out, at least through middle of the afternoon. take a look at that, 24-hour temperature change. we're running 4 degrees cooler in hayward, 4 degrees cooler in san jose, but as we head into the afternoon further inland, temperatures will be climbing into the 90s and then some far interior locations might see a triple digit mark, but very few, very few spots, mainly 90s. i'll have a complete breakdown of that and the cooling trend in 15 minutes. breaking news unfolding right now in thailand. take a look, at least four boys have been rescued from the flooded cave where they were trapped for more than two weeks. 18 divers started the delicate and risky rescue mission about 11 hours ago. it's currently a race against time with concerns over a lack of oxygen and the possibility of

more rain in the forecast. here is what we've learned. 18 divers in total are conducting the rescue. 13 international divers and 5 thai navy s.e.a.l.s. the boys are being accompanied two by two. ambulances and helicopters are on standby ready to transport the boys to hospitals as soon as they emerge. the 12 boys ranging in age from 11 to 16 and their coach are trapped two and a half miles down inside the cave. they've been stranded since june 23rd, trapped after intense rains flooded the cave. again, four boys have been pulled out of the cave alive and they are being treated at the hospital. we tweeted the breaking news from thailand moments after word came to our nbc news crews at the cave. be sure to follow us on twitter @nbcbayarea for up-to-the-minute information as the rescue continues. back here in california, good news in the fight against a

wild fire burning for more than 24 hours near santa barbara. the holiday fire is now 80% contained. this morning, we're getting our first look at the destructive and heart breaking scene. 100 acres are scorched in this community. local firefighters have support from across southern california thanks to resources deployed when governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency. at last count, 20 structures have been destroyed, including several homes that were levelled. >> it was just total panic. you know, everything is swirling around here. and it was 20 minutes to go out. >> our hearts go out to those who lost their homes in this devastating fire. we know that this is a terribly difficult time for them. >> about 2,000 people were let back into their homes overnight. 600 people who live in that area are still under mandatory evacuation. another fire, this one burning near the oregon border has firefighters working around

the clock. the deadly klamathon fire doubled in size the last 30 hours. hundreds of homes are threatened and train tracks and part of interstate 5. it ignited thursday and killed one person. now 22,000 acres large and just 5% contained, more than 1,000 firefighters are on the job. we have learned that one firefighter has suffered significant burns. local firefighters are getting some much-needed help from above. the largest air tanker in the country that helped fight fires in california just last year has just been certified to help fight the fires in california this year. the global super tanker, as it's called, can fly up to 600 miles an hour and drop more than 19,000 gallons of water or retardant in one single run. these are intense times for many californians with the weather and ripe conditions for fire.

be sure to track the conditions in your neighborhood with our nbc bay area weather app. download it now on your smart phone. in other news, neighbors in one bay community are on edge because of a man trying to break into their homes. he did get into one home and he's been caught on surveillance video. what makes this story different, though, is he's been lurking in local neighborhoods naked. today in the bay we have what police want you to see to get him off the streets. >> reporter: police believe you'll recognize the man shown in this surveillance image, crouching on the doorstep of a home in pleasantton thursday. investigators believe he's the same man who opened the back of a door of a home in freemont and performed lewd acts at the bedroom door of an 18-year-old. she screamed. he took off. >> i was surprised. i wonder why he picked that house. what was it? had he gone there before? >> neighbors here worked together to share information

with police. >> several people have video cameras, video surveillance cameras. this guy was captured on several of the cameras. >> reporter: now police have a sketch of the suspect. and if you look at this image, you can see he has a distinctive ta tu on his upper arm. he targeted three homes, approaching two people in a car parked on the road and less than an hour later exposing himself to a woman walking her dog on red hawk circle. free montd police believe he first struck on june 15th performing lewd acts in the backyard of a home. now neighbors are convinced this image will be enough to take him off their streets. >> he's going to get caught. somebody will recognize him. somebody will recognize the tattoo on the side of his arm. i think he'll get caught if he keeps it up. >> again, here is another look

at the burglar. if you recognize him, please call police. we posted this picture as well as a description of his tattoo on our home page nbcbayarea.com. in richmond, the search is on for a hit and run driver. you can see the car in this photo from a surveillance camera. the hit and run happened early yesterday morning when the driver crashed into a man riding his bicycle and sped away. that victim is in grave condition. witnesses say the car is an early 2000s crown victoria, dark with four door, similar to this car. it could be a former police or security vehicle. we have new details to share with you in the case of an arsonist in half-moon bay. police arrested monica berlin. they say the 39-year-old suspect set two separate arson fires burning 1,600 hay bails. well, that's about $20,000 worth of hay. investigators say the fires were a threat to the public safety because of their proximity to

homes and dry eucalyptus trees. police have been looking for berlin since june 26th when an officer spotted her car on friday. after a chase, she surrendered. >> we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, the trump administration facing another deadline this weekend as it scrambles to reunite separated families. we'll tell you about the group now stepping into to help. a scary night for people in one local community. this dramatic video as flames burn close to their homes.

welcome back it's 7:10 on your sunday morning. sun is shining. perfect for sunday. as we look at the golden gate bridge, we'll have your microclimate forecast. the great news already is we're a little bit cooler than we were yesterday. it's still unclear whether the trump and madministration hs

met a deadline. today in the bay tom jenson has the latest on a court-ordered deadline to provide a list with the names of some of those young children. >> reporter: outside a detention center in san diego, protesters sing to children being held inside, taken from their parents as they cross the border seeking refuge in the u.s. a judge ordered the trump administration to reunite all of the children 5 and younger by tuesday. and said, it must compile a list of the names of those kids and get them to the aclu by tonight. an aclu attorney told nbc news his group and others are ready to do whatever is needed to reunite the kids with their families. >> there will be a lot of detective work involved in this. we're hopeful to locate the parents much quicker than the parents is. >> reporter: in san francisco, protesters called for an end to

what they say are racist policies. >> the trump regime is a regime that actually promotes racial hatred. and it's extremely dangerous. >> reporter: tom jenson, nbc bay area news. >> this is not an issue that is likely to end by that tuesday deadline. the department of health and human services says it has to use dna testing to try to match those families, and they will only be able to reunite about half of the families by then. 7:12, much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up the tradition that never seems to get old. the running of the bulls. but some people weren't fast enough. right now clear skies over walnut creek. look at this beautiful shot. we have the sun out, and it looks like it's going to be here to stay. we'll talk about your temperatures expected into sunday and also a look ahead at what you can expect for your workweek coming up. you could generate your own energy,

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taking a live look outside towards the bay bridge in san francisco from our emoryville camera. it is 7:14 on your sunday morning. the sun is already shining for most of the bay area. temperatures in the 80s and 90s for the majority of us today. we'll have the ever-so slight cooldown. this weekend one person was gored on the first day of the annual running of the bulls festival in pamplona, spain. he is expected to be okay. four others suffered minor injuries. about 2,000 people brave the half mile run, chased by six massive bulls. the course was wet because of a morning rain. two divisive conservatives are due to guest star in a new anti-abortion movie. they will reportedly appear in the film which dramatizeds the leadup to the roe v. wade

decision. both are known for their prevok tiff defense of alt-right deals. the movie includes some very graphic and disturbing scenes. >> tense moments for people living in the hills just east of gill roadway. a fast-moving fire scorched more than 100 acres friday night. we had video that shows just how close the fire came to the home of rachel perez. look at that. the perez family was packed and ready to leave after seeing the hillside on fire right next to their home. there was no damage to any instructions and no evacuations. but the community and perez family remain on edge. >> i think it points to me living up here is that we need to get better prepared. >> cal fire says the flames burned 116 acres of vegetation. they didn't exactly beat the heat, but they had a whole lot

of fun despite the blazing sun. hundreds of people went out to san jose's stadium to watch yesterday's world cup matches. the crowd saw england best sweden and croatia defeat russia in dramatic fashion. >> my little country made thit this far. i can't believe it. it means so much for the whole country. everything we've been through, the war, politics, everything, so worth it. it's the best thing in the world. >> the watch party resume tuesday and go through the final game next sunday. it is all free including parking. don't forget, telemundo 48 is your station for action. our sister station. let's check in with a look at our weekend forecast. it was so hot yesterday. it was nice to stay inside and watch croatia beat russia. >> yeah, it was really hot. and it is a little bit cooler right now because of the lack of moisture in the area, but still

if you live in inland spots you're heading into an inland spot, expect the temperatures to climb once again into the side of hot. that's because we are expecting another day of 80s and 90s, but currently right now in san jose, we have a comfortable 61 degrees, so it's not too hot out there. fairly mild for the most part. in liver more, also about 60 degrees. also pretty clear skies in san francisco right now. look at that shot right there, 55 degrees. light wind speeds. now, you're also going to notice a little bit of a breeze and an increase in winds into the afternoon, but let's talk about that 24-hour temperature change because as i mentioned, we have a lot of spots seeing some slight cooling for now that, including san francisco running about 8 degrees cooler at this hour than we were yesterday. we have a little bit of marine layer hugging parts of the coastline and couple spots co

cooler. our afternoon temperatures will be a little bit cooler, but still hot. so 87 degrees expected in san jose. taking it over to the east bay temperatures in concord in the warmer spots will climb into those low to mid 90s. 93 for antioch. oakland 76 degrees and further into the interior valley we might catch a possible triple digit mark. if you're heading out to san francisco, temperatures will top out into those low 70s. and out near the north bay, check out novado 92 degrees. let's talk about the changes ahead. we had the ridge that warmed up the past couple days. as that ridge treks on out, monday through wednesday we'll see slight cooling. and i am not going to call it official cooling trend because it's very slight. literally a couple degrees off, but at least it won't into the

triple digit marks through the start of the workweek. right behind it thursday and friday, right now the models are showing what could possibly be some monsoon moisture headed in our direction for the summer. that could bring the chance of some precipitation forming. we're still pretty far out so we'll keep track of it. as of right now, the thunder chances will move to the north, so we'll keep a close eye on the summer monsoon. if you're heading out to the beach for today or tomorrow, the temperatures will be comfortable in the 60s. the next few days, as i mentioned, our cooling trend not existing. thursday and friday, because we're tracking the monsoonal moisture, it's going to feel humid and in the temperatures will be in the 08s and 88 degrees are expected into friday. we'll keep a close eye towards the end of the week. but the start of your workweek should be pretty good out there. >> thanks.

still ahead on today in the bay, they are back in booming numbers. when we return, why this year's salmon season is better than ever.

welcome back. it's 7:23. summer is filled with barbecues and vacations and for many people fishing. but for several years recently fishing trips in california have not included salmon. that could soon be changing as joe risotto jr. shows this year's salmon season has gotten off to a surprisingly good start. >> any bay out on the ocean and out of the house is a good day. >> we're ready. >> there's a common notion fishing is relaxing past time. >> i have a good feeling about this baby. >> a way to while away the hours in peaceful tranquility. >> this is very relaxing. this is something to do. >> but for the crew of the salty lady -- >> there you go -- >> this year's recreational salmon season has left little time d. >> oh, he's a nice one. lift, lift. >> for peace. >> in the box, baby.

we have two hanging. >> been an absolutely amazing start to the salmon season this year. nobody really expected this. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> for skipper jared davis and his crew -- >> reel, reel, reel, reel, reel. >> the salmon season which opened june 17th has so far been one for the books. >> epic salmon fishing. best we've seen in a lot a lot of years. >> hookup right there. in the box. >> off the coast of half-moon bay, a cast of recreational anglers. lines go in. lines come out pulling in king salmon. >> coming down the rail, guys. oh, it's another nice one. in the box. >> the reason for this year's booming season has roots in california's drought. several years ago, state fish hatchery managers trucked and released millions of salmon down

river to give them a better chance of survival. >> actually the big fish that you see coming in this year are probably among those that were trucked back in 2015. >> the golden gate salmon association say the fish also got help from two years of decent rain. >> when we see good fish we got a bunch of water two years prior. that's what it takes. >> you're hooked up. that's a nice fish, my man. >> this is the fun part. when the deck hands go crazy. >> another one. >> you wouldn't believe how many sandwiches i dropped over. >> the frenzy of fish has filled sports fishing boats all along the coast. >> so for a lot of people it's really thrilling just to be close to nature and to produce your own food. >> lift, lift, lift, lift, lift. >> in the box. >> it's just fun being out here. it's just fun. >> whether you catch anything or not. >> but on this day, all 20 anglers had their fun -- >> oh, he's a big one. >> and their limit of two fish

each. >> smiles from ear to ear. >> and maybe in some sense a relaxing day of fishing. >> that's a keeper. >> joe risotto jr., nbc bay area news. coming up, we'll get right back to our breaking news. the rescue mission under way right now to get the 12 boys out of that thai cave and into safety. we have brand new developments just into our news room. plus a day at the beach disrupted. the dangerous discovery that forced people to take shelter. time and temperature on nbc bay area is sponsored by -- take

sj / communications hill good sunday morning. it is 7:28. here is a live look outside at san jose from communications hill, putting the sun in sunday. thanks so much for joining us. we have a look at our microclimate forecast. it will be another hot day. how else can we say it? but you know what, at least it's beautiful. >> yesterday a lot of people

were at the beach and at the pool. it's going to be another round of that. so it's not going to be as hot as some of the temperatures we've seen early this week, but look at this beautiful, clear skies. we did see a couple low clouds very early on. those have burned off. now all we're seeing is lots of sunshine. the temperatures will once again climb into the 80s and 90s for interior valley. as we wake up, temperatures are running a few degrees cooler. 60 degrees in the peninsula. south bay waking up to 61 degrees. and in the city at about 55 degrees. it's a little cooler north bay at 50 degrees and the east bay at 57. now, we are expecting breezy to windy conditions. you're going to be out along the coast and in the city, so something to keep in mind as you head out to the beach this morning. and the temperatures so far running about 6 to 8 degrees cooler in some spots along the coast. i'll have a complete breakdown of what you can expect in terms of your temperatures, but also a couple of changes on the way involving some summer monsoon

activity going on. >> oh gosh a lot going on. we'll check in with you in 15 minutes. thanks. breaking news unfolding right now in thailand. at least four boys have been rescued from the flooded cave where they were trapped for more than two weeks. we have just learned some new information. the mission will now pause for ten hours to prepare for the next operation. 90 divers started the risky and delicate rescue mission about 11 hours ago. it's been a race against time with concerns over a lack of oxygen for those boys and the possibility of more monsoonal rain in the forecast. here is what we've learned. again, 09 divers in total are conducting the rescue. 50 international divers and 40 thai navy s.e.a.l.s. the boys are being rescued two by two, two divers accompanying each boy during their extraction. ambulances and hospitals are on standby ready to transport the boys to hospitals as soon as they emerge from the cave. the 12 boys, ages 11 to 16 and

their coach are trapped two and a half miles down inside the cave. they have been stranded since june 23rd, trapped after intense rains flooded the cave. again, four boys have been pulled out of the cave alive. they are now being treated in hospitals. we have to wait ten hours until the next round of rescues go under way. we tweeted this breaking news from thailand moments after word came out to our nbc news crews at the cave. follow us on twitter @nbcbayarea for up-to-the-minute information as the rescue continues. here locally, good news in the fight against a wild fire burning for more than 24 hours near santa barbara. the holiday fire as it's called is now 80% contained. this morning, we are getting our first look at the destruction. take a look at this video. 100 acres are scorched in once

was the community. local firefighters have support from across southern california. extra resources for them were deployed when governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency. at last count, 20 structures were destroyed, including several homes that were completely levelled. >> it was just total panic. everything is swirling around here. and it was crazy. we had about 20 minutes to go out. >> our hearts go out to those who lost their homes in this devastating fire. we know that this is a terribly difficult time for them. >> about 2,000 people were let back into their homes overnight. 600 are still under mandatory evacuation. another fire now, this one burning near the oregon border has firefighters working around the clock. the deadly klamathon fire has more than doubled in size in just the past 30 hours. hundreds of homes are threatened as well as train tracks and

parts of interstate 5. one person has been killed. the fire ignited on thursday. it has burned 22,000 acres and only 5% contained. more than 1,000 firefighters are on the job between california and oregon. one firefighter suffered significant burns. local firefighters are getting some much-needed help from above. the largest air tanker in the country that helped fight fires in california last year has just been certified to help fight the fires in california again this year. the global supertanker can fly up to 600 miles an hour and drop 19 gallons of water or retardant in one run. these are tense times for consider californians. track the conditions in your neighborhood with our nbc bay area weather app. download it now. it's free on your smart phone. now to communities in the east bay on edge because of a naked man lurking in their

neighborhoods. he has even broken into one home. now he's been caught on surveillance video. we've learned of another city where he may be loitering. today in the bay shows us what police want you to see to help get him off the streets. >> reporter: police believe you'll recognize the man shown in this surveillance image, crouching on the doorstep of a home in pleasantton thursday. police believe he is the same man who entered this home last month and performed lewd acts at the bedroom door of an 18-year-old. she screamed. he took off. >> i was surprised. i wonder why he had picked that house, what was it? had he gone there before? >> reporter: neighbors here worked together to share information with police. >> several people have video cameras, video surveillance cameras, so this guy was captured on several of these cameras. >> reporter: now police have a sketch of the suspect. and if you look at this image,

you can see he has a distinctive tattoo on his upper arm. the naked man has targeted five east bay neighborhoods in three weeks. approaching two people in a car parked on blake tow road in freemont, then less an hour later exposing himself to a woman walking her dog on red hawk circle. freemont police believe he first struck on june 15th, performing lewd acts in the backyard of a home on deville park court. now neighbors are convinced this image will be enough to take him off their streets. >> he's going to get caught. somebody will recognize him. somebody will recognize that tattoo on the side of his arm. i think he's going to get caught if he keeps it up. >> nbc, bay area news. and on our website, we have posted another look at that naked man. again f you recognize him, please call police. this picture, as well as the description of his tattoo, are right there on our home page, nbc bay area.com.

[ horn sounds ] and that is new video of a crash we first reported on friday night. it shows the fed extruck hitting a trolly in san francisco. this happened just before rush hour at 4:30 on friday right on market street at 7th. a viewer caught it all on video. the fire department took three people to the hospital. they are still working to determine what caused that crash. some scary moments along the rushing river. about 100 people were evacuated from the beach after sheriff's deputies found a live python. here is a picture of that device. a retired firefighter found it just before 11:00 a.m. yesterday on the monte rio bridge. investigators think that the pipe bomb might have been intended for the fourth of july. the coast guard is now issuing an urgent warning for anyone planning on boating this

summer. it comes after that recent deadly boat explosion in the bahamas. what would you do if your boat is on fire and you go overboard? but then what, did you know in 2017 the most boat accidents by far happened in july? nbc jeff rosen is on board with the u.s. coast guard to show us the simple checklist you need before you get on a boat. >> reporter: the video is terrifying. >> oh my gosh! >> reporter: this charter boat carrying ten american tourists in the bahamas explodining and bursting into flames. tourists from another boat rushing to help, but it was too late. one woman killed, nine others injured. the cause of the explosion still under investigation. but the tragedy is drawing new attention to boating accidents. >> may day! we're sinking. >> reporter: now the coast guard issuing a new alert that this is prime time for those boating

accidents. in fact, there are 4,000 boating accidents every year, but there are things you can do to lower your risk both here on the dock before you even get on the boat and also while you're out on the open water. let me hop on here to show you. this is greg buy from the u.s. coast guard. thanks for joining us. what's the first thing to look for when you get on a boat? >> a fire extinguisher is to have on a boat. make sure it's the right size for the size of your vessel. >> life vest. how do you know a life vest is approved? >> every life vest you get, it should have the u.s. coast guard approval number stamped. >> if it doesn't have this, don't use it? >> don't use it. >> this is not as fashionable but this keeps your head up if you fall off unconscious. >> reporter: in fact, they're so important, 83% of boaters who drowned aren't wearing a life

vest. now, we head out into the open water. there's a checklist out here, too. we're also seeing boats should have distress signals. >> absolutely. air horn. >> air horns are great. buy these in the store. [ horn sounds ] >> you can hear this pretty far. >> pretty far in open water, yes. >> you're saying visual aids like this, this is a flare. >> yes. >> if you take a look, this is really easy for people like me who know nothing about this, gives the instructions right here. i'm going to do this. you twist this off like that and you want to point this away from you. you go like this. like that. you hold this like this. and day or night these are rated for somebody can see you're in trouble. but if you do go overboard, there's another lifeline you can use. here it is right here, a waterproof pouch for your phone. they cost about 20 bucks. they sell them with lanyards. if you go overboard and wear this around your neck,

technically your phone should not get wet and you can still call for help. by the way, this is my personal phone. i'm going to jump in and make sure this works. some of the brands like this, look, it floats right on the surface. remember, it's still also around your neck but it floats right up and you can actually still call. yep, the phone is still working. you can call 911 for help if you have service. worst case scenario. life-saving tips when tragedy strikes in the middle of nowhere. >> that was jeff rosen reporting for us. it's 7:40. still ahead on today in the bay, political analyst larry joins us with the latest from the white house including president trump's upcoming meeting with vladimir putin. and the return of the shark. we'll show you how jeff samardzija did in his return to the mound. laura brit is up next with sports.

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we're here at the xfinity sports desk. the giants and a's both in action today, but the giants and cardinals were back at it at at&t. jeff sa mar ja making his first start since may 29th. the top three starters are all back in rotation. the cardinals go up, 3-0. bottom of the eighth now, giants down 3-1. man in scoring position. brandon belt brings allen hanson in and the giants pull within one. let's take you to the bottom of the ninth. austin slater at the dish. he strikes out swinging and the giants fall to the cardinals, 3-2 the final there. let's head over to progressive field. the a's visiting the indians. top of the eighth. a's down 3-0. the eighth inning magic is back. jed lowry with a two-run shot down the right field line. 15th home run on the season. next batter up, crush davis.

he is called that for a reason. a solo bomb tying the game up at 3. some free baseball for fans on this saturday. top of the 11th, one on for stephen. that is gone as well. and the a's beat the a.l. central leading indians, 6-3 the final there. that will do it for sports. we'll be back with more news after this.

welcome back. president donald trump heads to europe this week for two major meetings. one with nato allies and another with russian president vladimir putin. this comes in the mist of a trade war between the president and several nations and a disputed report from secretary of state mike pompeo on his meeting with north korean leaders. many experts consider this to be the most critical foreign policy period for the trump presidency yet. so, here we are, nbc bay area political analyst larry is here to try to make sense of it all. let's begin, if we can, with the two meetings in europe. what can we expect?

>> well, if the past is any guide to the future, watch out. the nato meeting is going to be rough. there's no question in my mind, trump has criticized the nato partners for not paying their share, in fact, most members are on track to meet their obligations. nato allies are really particularly jittery about trump's meeting with putin, who they see as the biggest threat to europe and given russia's annexation of crimea and threats to several baltic nations they have good reason to say that. regarding the putin visit, trump has shown little interest in blaming putin for russian interference in 2016 election. about the only person to show little interest. some experts believe that the meeting sends the wrong message to putin who longs for the u.s. to remove trade sanctions despite his action. a mess. >> yeah. a lot of people think that's a little bit too cozy. let's now focus f we can, on the

trade issue. president trump tacked on tariffs for china, canada and most european nations. he claims they're taking advantage of us. so, i know this isn't -- you don't have all the answers right, but is he right to do this? >> i have no answers. >> i know. you do. >> but in fact it really depends on how you look at this whole thing. half the u.s. trade deficit is with china, which sells inexpensive consumer products the ones we all like to the united states. the president's tariffs brought reciprocal action from china which led to higher cost of chinese products and less willingness of the chinese to buy more expensive u.s. products. you know, similar tax fights have occurred with our allies and real possibilities of lost jobs here. that's the rub. the president thinks that other countries will cave. meanwhile, a new poll by "the washington post" says otherwise. it finds that 73%, 73% are

worried about the trade impact on their lives because of increasing prices. so this is where the rubber meets the road. >> yeah. an eye for an eye makes everyone blind. >> yeah. >> lastly let's turn to north korea where the president promises that the north koreans promised denuclearization. secretary of state pompeo, though, described the meeting as productive. but the north koreans seem to be disputing that. they're calling the u.s. gangster like in their demands for denuclearization. what do we make of all this? >> yeah. there's been a lot of bluster on both sides making it really hard to know where the negotiations actually stand. to expect anything, though, anything at all very soon is really wishful thinking. these negotiations, if they exist at all, will drag on for years. and even then we don't know what's going to happen. >> even then it's like three sides to every story. well, this one there are four, i

think. the fourth one is the truth, which will -- might not ever know. so many critical situations before us on all these fronts, all at once. what does this say for the u.s. and global security. >> you know, that's really the big question. trump supporters praise the president for moving boldly and quickly in new directions. they agree with his claim that other countries have taken advantage of the united states. but trump opponents, another way of looking at this. they worry that his political and economic movements are erratic and without any firm objectives other than just shape things up. they agonize that long-term the united states will be alone and without any allies in an increasingly unstable world. that's the concept of isolationism that we've seen the world go through before and often with not very good results. one fact is clear, one fact is clear, there are consequences from what we and others do. we're already seeing economic tremors from the tariffs and

serious, really serious political concerns about russia from our allies, especially in europe. how all this plays out? how all this plays out in trump's america first program, that remains to be seen. >> remains to be seen, but his supporters will remain his supporters and detractors will remain his detractors regardless of what he does. thank you for coming in. it is 7:51. still ahead on today in the bay -- did you get that? do you ever give your camera to someone asking them to capture something? we will show you what happened when one man asked a stranger to record his marriage proposal. >> oh, no. grandpa, what did you do? right now in san jose, 61 degrees. wind speeds nice and light at 5 miles per hour. your daytime highs expected and the changes ahead towards the workweek coming up. breaks her s your sneak peak of robin wri monday, kevin spacey's co-star breaks her silencsilenc.

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time and temperature on nbc bay area is sponsored by -- good morning. it is 7:54. and i have a feeling today's sunday fun day will be a great one because look at all this sunshine. nice shot of wood side this morning. we did have a couple clouds here and there, though, that managed to burn up quite nicely throughout the bay area. 61 degrees right now in the south bay peninsula. tr-i valley 60. couple degrees cooler in some spots including the north bay nice and cool at 50 degrees. check out san francisco 55. now our change in temperatures will showcase itself as a little

bit warmer into the afternoon, but one thing you're going to notice is right now check out livermore. it's 60 degrees. livermore will be one of the hottest spots. it may be 60 degrees right now, but believe it or not it might climb into the triple digit mark for today. if you're heading out to livermore, definitely something you want to look out for. san francisco, right now the winds speeds at 8 miles per hour, but we are expecting breezy to windy conditions into the afternoon. so if you're hanging out in san francisco, you actually might need a light jacket, especially into the evening hours when the temperatures begin to decrease. your daytime highs will be very comfortable but still hot for interior valleys. look at morgan hill, 95. gill roy 100 degrees. oakland 76 degrees and the east bay further concord area expect 90s. we are slightly cooler. but i'm using the word slightly because lit still feel hot. you won't notice a big drop in

temperatures. if you're heading out towards san francisco, mission will be at 07 and up near the north bay talking upper 08s and 90s on the map for today. now let's talk about the changes going into the workweek ahead. we had that nice ridge of high pressure that warmed us up the past couple days. that's where that slight cooling will happen as the ridge tracks out of the area. 60 to 70 and then towards the end of the week, we're talking thursday, friday, we are tracking a bit of a summer monsoon which could stir up the chance of seeing some rain, but we're still pretty far out. we are keeping a look out for you which will also bring muggy conditions. today is the last day for the fair. if you haven't had a chance to check it out, this is what you can kpaexpect, 90 degrees by 2: p.m. it should stay fairly hot out there, so take the sunscreen. over the next seven days, you'll

notice the temperatures will remain on the side of seasonable for the coast into the upper 60s, but then like i said, come thursday and friday, we're tracking that monsoonal moisture that's going to bring muggy conditions into the bay area. >> weird to have muggy conditions. thanks for the warning. before we go, we want to show you an epic proposal caught on camera, sort of. [ cheers ] >> so cool. >> this man, this angel, john hart who was visiting family in new mexico met a young couple while riding a tram up the sandy mountains. when they got to the top, the young man hart had been talking to, gave him his phone, asked him to record the proposal. hart thought he was catching the whole thing but it turns out he only recorded his own reaction. he didn't get the big moment, me will forever be a part of this couple's engagement story.

i hope they invite him to their wedding. how can you not love that. thanks for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news at 4:30, 6 and 11 and all day on nbcbayarea.com.

this sunday, breaking news. rescue workers have begun to pull boys from that flooded cave. we'll have the latest from thailand in just a moment. also, courtside seat. president trump prepares to announce his supreme court choice. >> you turn in monday at 9:00, i think you're going to be extremely happy. >> docrats hope to stick together in opposition and win over at least one republican to defeat the nomination. >> it would be very difficult for me to support a nominee who did not consider roe v. wade to be settled law. >> it's a fight over the direction of the court for a generation or more. my guest this morning, re