so it wouldn't be in the perimeter in the kind of a landing part about a third of the way down. we -- looks like there are about four people there. initially we did see people that looked to be holding on it the ropes as the folks were repelling down. this would be different from the other protests we've seen where people free climbed or free repelled, didn't repel with ropes, free climbed other buildings in san francisco. >> i just got on to van da loop website, honors nature,

community and the human spirit through perspective bending dance. a vertical dance group. i could tell you from looking at their website, i clicked on the about this group, and the top of the page, it looks like they had been on the news before in boston, so it looks like they are based out of oakland, but looks like they possibly do this around the country. and so it looks like this is their thing. this is what they do. they love dancing in the sky. they love repelling down buildings as a way to perform. >> and we have seen already public performances, not just protests, but public performances in honor of the leaders and dignitaries that are here. a drum group went to san francisco and participated in the festivities yesterday. wouldn't be beyond the realm of

reality these folks would be performing or practicing for some sort of performance. perhaps this would have been more well-known not to create this hubbub. >> absolutely. this is a performance happening on the side of the transamerica pyramid. we will stay on top of this for you and bring you the latest throughout the day. we always have the latest as well on our website nbcbayarea.com. mediterranean a deadly training accident. >> reporter: five u.s. service members killed when their aircraft helicopter crashed off the coast of cyprus in the eastern mediterranean on friday evening, these are part of an elite group of u.s. special operation forces, part of the 160th, it's a very small community. the pentagon wanting to ensure that the mex of kin, their family members were notified. kate. >> courtney, thank you so much. for the second time in two

weeks, donald trump jr. is back on a witness stand, he's testifying this time for the defense in new york state's $250 million civil fraud case against his family business empire, attorney general james is accusing the trump organization as well as former president donald trump of inflating the value of the company's business assets. joining me now is vaughn hillyard and here in studio is nbc news now legal analyst. vaughn, what did we hear from donald trump jr. so far today on the stand and how is the testimony different this time than the first time. >> reporter: kate, don junior just left the stand, we expect him to lower these doors at any moment. after 4.5 hours of testimony, this was from direct line of questioning from his own defense lawyer, we should note, really this was the kickoff of the second half of this trial the prosecution rested their case

following the testimony in questioning of ivanka trump last wednesday. donald trump jr. was the first witness brought by the defense. second time testifying in this case. for don junior over the course of these hours there was little focus on the actual financial fraud lawsuit at hand from the new york attorney general's case instead of an emphasis through the questions of his lawyers the value and the extensive of the properties owned and operated by the trumps globally. making the case property by property why they have valued their various assets at the levels. the accountants did the final financial records despite his signature. kate. >> okay, vaughn, thank you. angela, so, just building on what vaughn just said, if you're

the defense why do you bring don junior back and lay this out. >> the strategy rgs very different. a witness for the prosecution or for the defense. on the prosecution side his team could only ask their cross examination questions limited to the facts and the evidence that the prosecution brought up, that's what happened the first time, now his team has free rein to ask him whatever they want. building his strategy, talking about his father, now he can do anything. >> this is a civil case, not a criminal case, risky to bring him back on the stand in. >> it's always risky because the prosecution can come back. everything that he said can now be questioned by the attorney general's office when they do on cross. they can definitely bring up any gaffes or differences or

contradictions he made, point those out to this judge. >> any sense when the former president might reappear in this case? >> not certain if he'll reappear. always the defense's option. >> angela and vaughn, thanks to you both. time now to check in on our cnbc money minute. zelle is refunding some of its customers, bad news at the box office for marvel. banks that use the zelle payment service have begun refunding customers. it began reversing transfers as of june 30th. duped into sending money from scammers claiming to be a government agency or bank. don't try to buy or flip your tesla. buyers can't sell the new

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high gear in san francisco and ginger was in the room with treasury secretary janet yellen and other leaders today. she has more on how things are developing so far. >> reporter: the context of apec and its significance really stood out this morning. treasury secretary janet yellen mentioned in her opening remarks at the finance minister's meeting that members of apec are part of the fastest growing, dynamic economies in the world. now those leaders are still here at the finance ministers meeting happening steps away from where we are. you can think about the influence and power that is packed into san francisco today. it will only grow as more dignitaries come into the city in the days to come. leading up to today there have been bilateral meetings throughout the weekend, but today we saw representatives from member countries join in that finance ministers meeting that includes delegations from china, hong kong, tie pay, mexico and canada to name a few and there are many more. secretary yellen spoke about a

shared vision of a dynamic asia-pacific community and the importance of coordination and collaboration between countries. >> we need to further improve our long-term economic outlook by boosting labor supply, innovation, and infrastructure investment in ways that are also sustainable and reduce inequality. >> that collaboration between member countries has proven difficult at times to say the least. there is high stakes diplomacy at this apec between joe biden and xi jinping. secretary yellen met with china's finance minister yesterday and vice premiere before apec began. speaking of the president, he will be in san francisco on wednesday. he is expected to talk about the strength of the u.s. economy, the economic ties of the u.s. with the asia-pacific and a surge of job creating investments in apec economies. many will be looking at what comes out of apec, if anything.

will this even strengthen president biden's bid for re-election. a lot of questions coming out of here, specifically with that meeting between president biden and chinese president xi set on wednesday. now as the dignitaries come to san francisco you can expect traffic and security to tighten around the area so be ready for that as we've covered. we will continue coverage today and throughout the week both on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> thanks so much. other stories you should know about today, cal state university trade workers plan to walk off the job tomorrow but first berkeley is launching their sixth annual united against hate week. the tradition started in 2017 in response to white supremacy rallies popping up in the bay area and a chance for the community to come together and stop the spread of hate and discrimination and events all week across the bay area. trade workers at all but one cal state university will hold a

strike tomorrow that includes campus electrician, elevator mechanics, and plumbers. they're in a contract dispute and calling for higher wages. the only campus not impacted is csu maritime academy. things are expected to change. here's meteorologist kari hall with the chances of rain in our forecast. >> our temperatures today remain comfortable starting out sunny but eventually we'll see more clouds coming in and our highs reach into the mid and upper 60s for today and slightly warmer tomorrow for the interior south bay as well as the east bay as a storm system approaches from the north. here's a look at the storm system now. that will eventually bring us waves of rain and we could see wet weather from tuesday to saturday morning and during that time frame we're looking at some pretty decent rainfall totals. we'll talk more about the timeline of the rain, how our temperatures will respond with all of this cloud cover.

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in may, made the surprise announcement on fox news sunday night. scott is the second mayor candidate to leave the race in recent months after former vice president mike pence suspended his campaign two weeks ago. scott said he would not immediately endorse any other candidate. maryann barry the older sister of former president donald trump has died. the eldest of five trump siblings, maryann was appointed to u.s. district court by president reagan in 1983 and then appointed to u.s. court of appeals as a judge by president clinton in 1999. she retired from the bench in 2019. maryann trump barry was 86 years old. it was an emotional victory for the lewiston, maine, high school boys soccer team, took home the state championship title in an emotional 3-2 victory. just over two weeks ago 18 people were killed and 13 more wounded in a mass shooting in lewiston, the team's goalie said

the boys were determined to do it for the city and they wanted to bring home some much needed joy to their community. now to breaking news from washington d.c., for the first time ever, the u.s. supreme court is adopting a code of conduct for all justices, the court has faced growing ethics concerns this year, most notably reports that justice thomas and justice alito failed to disclose trips to conservative donors. nbc news correspondent lawrence hurley joins me now. what's in this code of conduct? >> by the court's own admission, this is basically the court adopting one similar the lower courts follow. so, in a sense not a whole lot new here, try to ward off some of these criticisms they've had because of ethics lapses. how the court will address issues specific to the supreme court, the fact that there are

only nine justices and they have to be careful about stepping aside from cases because there's no one around to replace them. basically, they're adopting, the rules like upholding the integrity of the courts and avoiding impropriety. >> putting it in writing, now, what happens if one of the justices breaks the code of conduct, are there penalties? >> well, that's the big criticism that's coming out on as a result of this announcement. as we have seen before, democrats in congress have been pushing for legislation that would impose a code on justices including in some cases an enforcement mechanism and so, senator sheldon whitehouse a democrat on the senate judiciary committee already issued a statement for not including an enforcement mechanism. and others are saying the same thing. going forward, a big question as

to whether this is going to be enough to deal with this criticism going on. >> lawrence, thank you. an intense situation overnight in washington, d.c. involving the president's granddaughter the secret service said agents tasked with protecting naomi biden opened fire when they saw a group breaking into an unmarked secret service vehicle outside her home in the georgetown neighborhood. ali joins me now. lot of questions here. what do we know about what happened? >> reporter: yeah, kate, secret service said a little bit midnight last night georgetown area of washington, did. c., they were protecting naomi biden outside her apartment building with enthey noticed three people breaking into an unoccupied vehicle. they say the offenders immediately fled the scene and

then secret service issued a be on the lookout order to supporting units. they say at no point was there was a direct threat to naomi biden. as a matter of fact, they don't believe she knew what was going on outside of her apartment at the time and the d.c. metro police department and the secret service are working together to investigate this further as those three people are still at large, kate. >> pretty unusual for the secret service to discharge a weapon, right? >> reporter: yeah, this is an agency that prides themselves on preventing these sort of escalating tensions and escalating violence and preventing any of that from getting worse, so while it's unusual they were actually forced to discharge their weapon they say they respond to these sort of violence with the amount of force that would be require to prevent it from getting worse, but it's important to

note the backdrop that this comes against, a significant uptick in violent crimes here in d.c., in car jackings in particular just in the last year, there have been more than 800 car car jackings reported this the d.c. area. you'll remember this has gotten personal for lawmakers here in washington, d.c. a representative caryakked a few weeks ago, definitely something not just the capitol hill but the white house administration is aware of. kate. >> thank you so much. paul pelosi, the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi is expected to take the stand as soon as today in the federal trial against david depape, accused of attacking paul lossi with a hammer after

breaking into their san francisco home last year. nbc news correspondent dana griffin joins me now. what are expecting to hear. >> reporter: so far we've heard from officers, fbi agents and data specialists who have presented evidence that david traveled from his home to pelosi home and was caught on camera striking paul pelosi several times with the hammer. when we hear from paul pelosi he's likely to go into detail about things we didn't see on camera. what was going on before police showed up when we saw both men with hands on that hammer. >> dana, talk about the defense's strategy so far in court, how are they trying to defend this man? >> reporter: yeah, so they say

they're not going to refute most of the government's evidence, they're trying to prove that depape shouldn't have been charged with these federal charges, assault on a federal official's family because he didn't go there with the intention of kidnap nancy pelosi. so we will likely see more of that evidence presented. 13 of the 15 government witnesses have testified already, so that leaves paul pelosi and a neurosurgeon which we hope to get this afternoon once court resumes after lunch. the jury could get the case by wednesday and we could have a verdict by friday. >> dana, thank you. in today's daily health, ground-breaking new research shows even more promise for weight loss drugs, a study released this weekend shows an ingredient in the popular medications would reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes in obese adults with heart disease.

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authorities in iceland have issued state of emergency after hundreds of earthquakes shook the country over the weekend, officials there say the earthquakes are a sign that volcanic eruption could come soon. kelly cobiella spoke to residents in iceland about the looming threat. >> reporter: warning signs of a volcanic eruption. thousands of earthquakes in an icelandic fishing community. a mile long pool of lava below the town threatening to erupt. they caught one of the strongest quakes on camera. >> this is straight under the

town. the town could go disappear. >> reporter: closing down the nearby blue lagoon. one of the country's most popular destination. in 2010, an enormous ash cloud from eruption of an icecap volcano grounded flights across europe for weeks. dormont for 800 weeks came back to life in 2021, bursting to surface again last year and this summer. what kind of impact will that have? >> we're looking at people losing their homes and other critical infrastructure. there's the blue lagoon. it could happen in the next hour, it could happen in the next few days. we just don't know. >> reporter: the people from this fishing village watching and hoping their town survives.

still a lot of uncertainty today, but even a small eruption could cause a lot of damage according to scientists in iceland. but they say it won't create an ash cloud like the one that grounded flights back in 2010. >> kelly, thank you. hundreds of hostages including americans are still trapped in gaza, more than a month after the israel-hamas war bega israeli prime min stern now says a possible deal. >> an impending deal of this kind or that kind. then we learned it was nothing. the minute we started the ground operation things began to change. >> is there a potential deal, mr. prime minister. >> there could be, the less i say about it the more chance it materializes. dan, good to see you, so the

prime minister is not saying much because he doesn't want to stop it from happening but from your experience, what would a deal like this look like? >> it's very complicated, because direct negotiations across the table between the israeli government is unlikely, all done between third party, leadership if qatar, we know this is kind of, qatar has become the switzerland of this conflict and a lot of back-door channel meetings are happening not only between officials. red cross is always that one independent ngo that looks after the care and well being of kidnapped folks, these folks have fallen inside that same category. >> dan, we're a month into the

war so far and we've seen five hostages released or rescued, so why now do you think they might have some traction on a deal to get everybody else released? >> well, the hostages have been the calling card, the bargaining chip for hamas all along the idf offensive, one side, netanyahu is saying it's pressure, because the noose is tightening around hamas' elements, critical issue is this hospital, reportedly a command center, the last hospital that's barely function manager the center of gaza and we can presume some of the hostages are being held there, too, so this is a critical stage because the offensive going forward risks, they're destroying these tunnels, they risk killing these hostages so now is the time they need to come to the table and negotiate some form of a settlement, but it's very challenging because there's not -- there are too

many complicating factors involved in in this. >> we've been reporting on the united states stepping up its own efforts to get these hostages out. is it possible that the u.s. could be helpful in these negotiations? how would that look? >> well, everyone's leveraging these relationships, the u.s. is reaching out, president biden called qatar to put pressure on them. diplomats are meeting with their counterparts across the region. because there's no direct negotiation, hamas and the israel government won't sit across the table, they're sworn enemies. because there isn't a back-door deal where this can be done simply, it has to be done through third-party cutouts and again, hamas is not holding all these hostages. some hostages are being held by

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