good morning. cloudy skies looking from communications hill in san jose. normally at this time of the morning it is very sunny. so we know the rest of the bay area can't be much better. if san jose is foggy it means san francisco is foggy. meteorologist is in with a look at our forecast. >> we are going to black and white to look at the cameras outside. it is on the camera lens there getting a bit of a hair spray

ranked this morning. it is 56 degrees, also gray, 62 degrees right now. we are seeing upper 50s and low 60s. low clouds into the trivalley to start the day. like yesterday 80s inland and we'll have winds picking up this afternoon from 15 to 30 miles per hour. dry conditions and san francisco highs in the 60s. 70s in oakland. stay tuned. here is our forecast over the next few days. notice that a surge of moisture comes up out of the area. it means more heat and humidity. we'll have a closer look at that coming up in about 15 minutes. >> that is so weird. are we in the midwest? you pointed out it does happen. >> winds shift out of the southeast some times. >> all right. i guess we'll have to take it. we'll check in in about 15 minutes. thanks. a fire chief still in the hospital after responding to a

fire and being mauled by a pit bull. s he was attacked bay pit bull that his crews had just rescued. he was rushed to the medical center and transferred to stanford where he underwent reconstructive surgery. officials say he was talking with a 15-year-old girl who had just been rescued from the fire. she had a large male pit bull on a leash. he asked if the dog was okay. >> she said yes and for whatever reason the dog jumped up and attacked the battalion chief. >> he was one of 20 dogs inside that home. two died in the fire and the other 18 are rescued. the sheriffs department has launched an animal neglect

allegations. our handle at nbc bay area. we are learning more about the accident that killed a firefighter battling the ferguson fire burning near yosemite. he was a heavy equipment operator. the second generation firefighter died when his bulldozer rolled over. emergency crews couldn't free him. he posted a tweet announcing a loss with deep sadness. he is survived by his wife and their two young children. the ferguson fire broke out on the west side. so far 1,000 acres have burned. the flames are 5% con tantained. governor jerry brown released this statement reading in part we extend our deepest sympathies to his family, friends and many colleagu colleagues who are mourning a

sudden and tragic loss. it turned deadly for two passengers. it happened near redwood road in alameda county. officers say the driver swerved the avoid a deer on the red and lost control. you can see there the red mazda flipped onto its roof before coming to a stop. there were five people, two women in the backseat, both died. one other person was taken to the hospital. officers say alcohol was not involved in the crash. at least four dogs have been killed by a coyote terrorizing two east bay neighborhoods. it happened in backyards during the past month alone. >> nine-year-old lucy recovering after a coyote attacked her in her own backyard july 6th. he says he was in shock when he looked out the window and saw his jack russell terrier.

>> i see a coyote with lucy in his mouth. >> it happened after they found their other jack russell terrier gone. five days later a neighbor confirmed their worst fears. >> a neighbor not too far away from here found him dead about four days after. the people that found him immediately suspected it was a coyote. > . >> wildlife are common. this was caught on camera near their home before the attack. they say the one that attacked lucy was much larger and darker than coyotes they usually see. so far four dogs have been killed and at least three others attacked. it is not just in alamo, just a few miles away a large coyote leaped over this 6 foot high fence. >> all of a sudden me made a

funny mark. i saw him being carried along the back fence of the yard. >> he sprang into action nipping at the coyote. the coyote bit him but the brave little dog is okay. his owner says now she is not taking any chances. >> it's completely changed how we operate. >> despite her injuries lucy manages to wag her tail. her family wants neighbors to keep a close eye on their beloved pets. >> just to spare people from losing their small dogs. i don't want anybody else to go through this. >> nbc bay area news. we have flu new details of oregon woman who survive affidavit her car plunged 200 feet. angela hernandez was rescued friday night after two hikers spotted her jeep off of highway

1. the hikers found her injured but in stable condition. now he learned she told the highway patrol she crashed after serving to avoid an animal in the road. hernandez survived far week by drinking water from the radiator of her jeep. as thousands and his administration president trump spending the weekend at a golf resort in scotland. he was wearing a white hat. at the same time thousands of people gathered in the scottish capital. the president next goes to finland for his with putintomorrputi putin tomorrow. many don't want it to happen at all. it comes on the heels of the justice department charging 12

members with interfering with a 2016 u.s. presidential election. they are accused of -- the president says he will confront putinabo about it. >> if he and his team are not willing to make the subject of this indictment a top priority then the meeting should be cancelled. >> i don't think you'll have any gee, i did it, i did it, you got me. there won't be a perry mason here. i will absolutely firmly ask the question. >> critics point out the meeting will be private. only the two world leaders will know for sure whethat is discus. much more ahead. coming up local sheriffs office says it is ending its contract with ice. >> some families are upset that a bay area detention facility may close.

plus that fire truck is not part of the emergency response. it was stolen. the hot pursuit across the state and how it came to an end. ggb

immigrant rights advocates are a cool morning, some drizzle if you're driving out this morning. we are typically sunny at this time of morning. we have your forecast coming up and there could be humidity and rain in the forecast this week. family members and activists gathered yesterday upset the

center will close. today in the bay explains why. >> reporter: outside the west county detention facility family members shared stories of heart ache. >> my husband has been detained and the judge didn't release him with a bond. >> she said they were fleeing from her country. her stepdad was detained less than two months ago, he is originally from mexico. >> i don't know if i will be able to see him again. >> they are facing new uncertainty. there are estimated 170 undocumented immigrants housed. >> i am announcing i am ending the contract with ice to hold detainees in our dormitory buildings. >> they are worried detainees will be moved out of the state. a spokesperson for ice responded in part instead of being housed close to family members or local attorneys ice may have to depend

on the national system of detention to place the detainees. immigrants rights advocates want them released through bondbond, parol other or options. >> like bail people can get released on bond and they pay a certain amount. >> so ice can keep track they work with an attorney and proceed with their immigration case and stay local alongside their families. >> we wait and hope for the best. >> nbc bay area news. at 7:13 we have much more ahead. coming up a mural in san francisco's mission district ruined. the details behind this art work that was targeted by vandals. we are waking up to low clouds. temperatures in the 50s. coming up normals in the mid-90s for the valleys and the chance

for more moisture coming our way. a look at that when we come right back. oll plaza

a follow up to a story we first reported to you last night at 6:00. a hot pursuit across four california counties. t rjs a follow up. take a look at this. video of police chasing a fire truck that was stolen out in sacramento. the deal ended 85 miles away from where it began. the truck was being used to fight a grass fire near sacramento. officers arrested a man and a woman. both have some injuries. significant damage needs to be fixed before it is put back to use. all of the equipment inside is

okay though. firefighters say the rig is worth $1 million. police are looking for the person who did this through white paint on this mural. the mural depicts santana and the man you can see at the bottom of your screen is the artist who painted the mural. he returned yesterday to fix it. people are in the neighborhood are hoping the surveillance could catch the vandals. thousands are taking over golden gate park for the 32nd annual aids walk. this is video of last year's events. it works to raise money and awareness. since the walk began in 1987 they have raised more than $90 million. wow. let's check in now with a look at our sunday forecast. will it be a good day to head

out for a walk? >> i think we are looking for drizzle. comfortably cool and low clouds into the south bay too. you can see the overcast skies. not much wind right now. later we'll see wind speeds picking up from about 15 to 30 miles per hour. you low clouds into the tri valley this morning. there is the view. it is 57 degrees, mostly cloudy skies. clouds have moved and a misty s. we'll see it down the coast into santa cruz, gilroy dealing with low clouds to start the day. they will retreat back onto the

coast. you'll see around areas west of the golden gate bridge inland mostly sunny skies and temperatures a lot like we had yesterday. mostly mid-to upper 80s. it is around concord to the trivalley. wind speeds will be something we'll have to watch as we get towards 3:00 to 7:00 later this afternoon and early this evening. some of the wind speeds did get close to 30 miles per hour. highs today mostly 80s inland. the seven day forecast will be taking it into the mid-90s. 83 san jose. you'll see numbers mostly in the 80s inland. bay side temperatures around the east bay and low to mid-70s. highs in the upper 70s around belmont. winds out of the west keeping the temperatures quite cool. midday highs in the mid-60s and highs in the low to mid-80s in

the north bay as long as the winds stay going out of the northwest. we'll see high pressure strengthening monday and tuesday. it means valleys probably have a chance of mid-to upper 90s on tuesday. from there it's watching the humidity. notice the clouds here starting to rotate around that ridge of high pressure. thursday and friday we'll see batches of clouds coming on through and like we saw last week humidity will be going up. it looks like the best chances of any real rainfall will be off to the east. friday to saturday is a lot of high cloud cover there. right now here is the futurecast for rainfall. you can see the sierra will see ongoing thundershowers. most of the rainfall totals looks like that will stay in southern california. unfortunately though humidity will be on the rise. thursday and friday starting

next weekend too. san francisco, numbers climbing a little bit warmer. tuesday probably the warmest day to start the week. we'll see temperatures starting to warm as we head towards next weekend. we begin to lose a little bit of sea breeze. temperatures climbing into the mid-90s. we see increasing clouds, increasing humidity and stay tuned. muggy conditions may involve a few stay showers. air-conditioning today summer, dry heat tuesday, high humidity coming your way thursday. >> i wish i could bottle up the breeze and keep it for the rest of the week. thanks. it is 7:21. still ahead on today in the bay. if you're itching to tickle the ivories we'll tell you where to go to play this in the park.

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of its fourth annual flower power event.

pianos are scattered around the garden ... and music will fill the air. but this year ...things are a little different. here )s today in the bay )s joe rosato jr explains. much more ahead on today p ♪ people often turn to things like nature and music to escape. >> it is good. he was playing -- i don't know what it was. >> in golden gate park botanical gardens they are coexisting this week in the fourth year of the flower piano project. >> putting it out in the garden and inviting people to come down and play. >> a dozen pianos and a dozen

days. >> it's a the most fun i have ever had. i have played quite a few places. >> lots of people come up and play different kinds of music. >> the key to this event, no limits on age or skill. >> you hear over here someone is playing and somebody over sheer playing like punk rock. >> professional players slide in for a series of concerts. if it tickles your fancy you can tickle the i'vories. >> some to have the people that played that end up here with a

little audience around them have never played the piano outside of their living room. >> besides the sound of nature and birds we hear a piano playing in the woods. >> it is a chance to strike harm dc >> nbc bay area news. >> beautiful. we do have much more coming up. a zoo escape turned deadly, what happened and how zoo keepers finally tracked down the jaguar. and the last time this little girl was out selling water video went viral of her encounter. now she is back in business. we take you to the event that had her selling again this weekend.

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good morning, thanks for joining us. i )m kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda is in for vianey arana -- with a look at good sunday morning. thank you for joining us. you a look at our forecast. >> and fog in for everybody. >> yes. >> has some skies, 56 degrees. today's temperatures in the 60s. a few sunny breaks. okay lan oakland, east bay. today's stories the winds that will be picking up this

afternoon. and we watch another round of moisture which could bring showers. that is coming up at about 7:45. . >> i have to say, humidity and heat. >> and for people with no ac. >> oh no. >> all right. they will stay tune until 15 minutes and i'll close my ears. thanks. a fire clehief responding t a fire yesterday and being mauled bay pit bull. >> it is to ask the girl if the dog was okay.

>> she said yes and for whatever reason the dog jumped up and attacked the battalion chief. >> it was one of 20 dogs in the house. the other 18 were rescued and were with alameda county al animal control. they have launched an animal and abuse allegation on the owner. we have been following it on air and online. follow us when it happens. our handle is at nbc bay area. we are learning more about the accident that killed a firefighters battling the ferguson fire. 36-year-old bray dden was a hea equipment operator. his bulldozer rolled over and emergency crews couldn't free him. they posted a tweet announcing his loss with deep sadness. he is survived by his wife and their two young children. the ferguson fire broke out late

friday night near the small town on the west side of owe similyo. flags will be flown at half staff at the state capital. jerry brown released this statement reading in part we extend our deepest thinks to family, friends and many colleagues mourning this sudden and tragic loss. back here in the bay area a late night crash turned deadly for two passengers. it happened after 10:30. chp officers say the driver swerve today avoid a deer on the road and lost control. this red mazda before coming to a stop. there were five people inside a car. two women in the backseat. both died. one other taken to the hospital. officers say alcohol was not involved in the crash. a follow up to a story we

first had yesterday morning. three people shot on highway 80 in the east bay. police say so far the witnesses are the victims themselves. it happened around 3:00 saturday morning on eastbound 80. this is in berkeley. chp shut down all of the lanes. officers used flashlights to search the freeways for bullet casings and any evidence. they say the three people who were hit with bullets all got to the hospital on their own. they are waiting for the victims to recover so they could get more information on what happened. so far no arrests have been made. a zoo in new orleans will reopen after a jaguar escaped and killed six animals. it killed four wall paalpakas, u

and a fox. he has been returned to his night house. officials say this is the very first an incident has happened in the history of the zoo. >> yes and our staff are working to investigate everything that happened to prevent everything like this from happening again. >> they have launched an investigation into how that jaguar got loose. president trump is at one of his resorts in scotland getting some golf in. they have a meeting scheduled for tomorrow. after the justice department charged 12 russia military members with interfering with the 2015 presidential election some are calling on president trump to cancel that summit.

democrats are pressuring the president to pull out after the justice department revealed indictments after 12 russian military officer belonging during the 2016 campaign. >> if he and his team are not willing to make the subject of this indictment, of russian interference a top priority then the meeting should be cancelled. >> he continues to call the it a witch hunt and cast blame on president obama for not doing more to prevent russian hacking. he will confront putin about it. >> we are talking about meddling. i will absolutely bring that up. i don't think you'll have any

gee, i did it. i did it. you got me. you never know what happens. i will absolutely firmly ask the question. >> but the problem with this meeting is that we don't know and we won't know what will be discussed there because it is only these two leaders in a private meeting. >> nuclear proliferation and the annexation are all on the president's agenda. back here in the bay area hundreds representing their neighborhoods brought their ideas to a special policy summit this weekend. the new mayor is looking as she begins her administration to run the city. the focus of yesterday's summit is how to tackle san francisco's most critical issues including housing, public safety, education and immigration. 12 committees found with her four policy transition cochairs.

>> the time that you have spent to create this information, the creativity that has come out of the discussions and yes, the arguments which are heated but they end in hugs, that's what this is all about. >> the event was not open to the public because of space limitation. it was streamed live over facebook. he was sworn in as san francisco's 45th mayor on wednesday. all right. take a look if you can. the coast guard helped save this family of four after their sailboat started taking in water. it happened just after 1:00 yesterday afternoon. a man requested help for himself, his wife and two young children. they hoisted all four people to safety. they were taken to the airport in concord. all four family members are

okay. now to a strong of armed robberies in santa rosa. police say their target is a coin shop. around 9:00 yesterday morning police say three armed robbers stormed in on west 3rd street. they demanded coins and other items. an employee confronted them and police say one of the robbers fired a shot but it didn't hit the employee. the thieves fled and haven't been seen since. police say there have been several armed robbery reports at big oaks over the past two months. the support keeps coming in for a san francisco girl trying to raise money by selling water. several eem from the bay area from pot dispensaries sponsor add fundraiser. she is the eight-year-old confront that had the internet quickly dubs permit patty.

we have more on return shifts. >> that's right. this is lindsay ray nichols who got a job raising her daughter.

it is called a return ship where people mostly mothers serve 16 weeks at a company getting back up to speed and then maybe are offered a job. >> how do we bring it in and return ships i think present one of the best opportunities for the future in a pool that's been largely overlooked in the u.s. >> that's the ceo who offered her that job. we'll talk about that this sunday morning at 9:00 right after meet the press. i'll see you then. >> that's a good show if you can watch it. still ahead, the a's were trying to even things up last night. the series was an instant classic. we'll show you all of the late inning drama coming up next. year, i am sorry about that.

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4th inning -- game tied at 2 a piece ... giants outfielder austin slater gives the giants the lead -- singling in steven dugger. the giants take that 3 to 2 lead into the 7th ... but that )s whn welcome back. the giants take the 3-2 lead into the 7th. san jose with a 2 two run home run deep into the left field bleachers. they hold on and take game two 4-3. game three is today at 1:05. >> last year he slipped but he still caught it. >> there you go. all right. >> showing off his hands, his smooth touch on the putting green. followed up by the shim my. this is a fun event. holds the lead with former oakland a's pitcher a close

second. coverage continues today at noon right here on nbc bay area. and we do have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up california voters have a chance to undo a gas tax increase on the november ballot. political analyst joins us live through to discuss the pros and cons of overturning that initiative. of the 12 state prop

november 6th ballot... none will be as consequential for californians as proposition welcome back. none will be as consequential. it is to undo the 12 cent per gallon passed by the legislature and signed by jerry brown last november. nbc bay area joining us. all right. so if we leave it and undo it what is at stake? >> a big number. >> yeah. >> california has more than $130 billion of deferred

maintenance of roads and bridges. that number is growing every year. before the hike the state's gasoline tax was last increased. since then what has happened? 10 billion came with cars getting gasoline mileage. in addition to state is another 15% more roads during the same period. add it up. more people, more roads, better mi mileage. that means fewer gasoline tax dollars which mens to maintain our roads. that's why the state legislature passed that included gasoline taxes and it will generate more than $5 billion annually for the next ten years exclusively dedicated to road repairs. >> that's a lot of money and driving in the bay area we need that work. it is a lot of money out of our

pocket. so if it was the first increase to pass in 23 years to tackle this growing problem why is it so controversial? >> okay. there are two answers really. first california has a budget surplus of $18 billion. that is for the recession. they targd state should spend that money. when brown ran for governor in 2010 he promised that he would ask the voters to approve any tax increase before it occur sz. this was passed by the legislature, sign bid the governor without building approval. >> that's not a good look. do the gas tax repeal leaders, the leaders of the repeal have a point here? >> yes and no.

the rainy day funds could go towards road repairs. $18 billion is a long way from $130 billion in deferred maintenance totals. even if the funds were used what happens after the funds are depleted? the gas tax repeal leaders do have a point regarding governor brown's behavior. simply put, he broke his promise. that's simple. id leads to this question. because he broke his promise should the roads continue it in disrepair? worth noting that the average californian pays over $700 year. >> yeah. so you would think this is the better bet. get those roads fixed.

so what can we expect in this battle? >> a brutal one. absolutely. supporters, the one that want to repeal is 2 million raised by the defendants. a republican house speaker paul ryan has contributed $1 million. a house majority kevin mccarthy have given $300,000. republicaned looked at this as an issue. >> believe me, governor brown has promised to raise $25 million, and more than that. most local governments, unions, major businesses are expected to the proposal with big bucks. californians have a big decision, whether to add billions of gas tax dollars

we'll continue to suffer from thousands of miles of roads. how is that for a choice? >> that is a choice. they say money talks but going to the ballot box does too. >> yes. >> as always, thank you. still ahead on today in the bay, just your friendly neighborhood game of rugby. why it is picking up steam here in the by area. the day begins with low clouds and mist around. coming up a warming trend and the return of monsoon moisture and humidity. we'll have that when we come right back.

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valleys winds are increasing coupled with the dry conditions. we are talking about some of the hilltops. we'll watch that with inland temperatures still near the upper 80s and close to 90. lots of low clouds. you might see more sunshine south of half-moon bay. highs today inland with winds picking up for the afternoon. mostly mid-80s inland. some spots will have a chance of getting close to 90. the trend moving forward high pressure strengthens. we'll see temperatures climbing up over the next couple of afternoons. highs in the low 80s. close to 90 farther south. walnut creek in the 80s. peninsula temperatures ranging from 80 in palo alto.

misty skies. you can see san francisco staying in the mid-60s. a little bit of sunshine and north bay temperatures for today at least looks like 80s but the 90s popping up as early as tomorrow. this high strengthens it looks like tuesday would be the warmest day of the week. we could see mid-to upper 90s inland. the attention turns to tropical moisture. you can see as we get into thursday, friday and saturday a few of that tropical moisture coming up even as we start next weekend. so technically temperatures will be down slightly as the cloud cover increases. humidity probably won't feel much cooler. right now best chance for seeing measurable rain. we'll see a chance of thundershowers actually again today. we'll look for more chances maybe getting closer to us by friday and saturday. temperatures starting to climb up a little bit on tuesday.

i think the warmest day may be the start of next weekend. humidity increases on thursday and temperatures look hot. we'll have to watch for any spare the air quality issues. the humidity increases and perhaps of seeing a few showers thursday into friday. >> looks good. thank you. before we go, excitement is building for the world cup. it is coming to san francisco next weekend. yesterday some bay area fields hit the playing flag rug by. some will be working the event as ball runners. very fun. i want to say a quick happy birthday to my favor rit

five-year-old. he will be one of those watching the world cup. thanks for making us part of your morning. we'll have more at 4:30, 6:00 and 11:00. we'll see you next weekend.

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