now at noon... president trump expressing conf live from the cbs bay studios. this is kpix news. the united states has been played like a fiddle because you had a different leader. we will not be played. >> expressing confidence in the historic agreement between the leaders of north and south korea but he said he is ready for anything when it comes for the time with his meeting with the north. and we had team coverage on

the korea agreement. first the visit between the two leaders. >> reporter: it was a step across the border that many people in korea and around the world did not believe would ever take place. he became the first north korean leader to set foot on south korean soil. president moon warmly greeted him as they kicked off a historic summit. after planting a pine tree to symbolize peace. they spoke privately at a footbridge for 30 minutes. also met inside the peace house in the demilitarized zone. and afterwords, south korean president declared a new era of peace on the korean peninsula. they agreed to officially end the korean war by the end of the year. resume reunions of families separated by the conflict and turn the demilitarized zone into what they call a genuine peace zone. visiting north korea for a second summit this fall.

>> reporter: it helps pave the way for president trump's planned summit with him. the time and place has not been set. on twitter he wrote that things are happening. only time will tell. in another tweet he declared korean war to end. but a required -- retired south korean general is expressing doubts about his intentions. >> i think we need to double check what he is saying. does he really mean that he is going to give up all of this. >> reporter: some feel their country will be deceived by the north. cbs news, the white house. the historic agreement, speaking to a bay area professor who has been analyzing the political picture on the korean peninsula. >> reporter: recently back from a conference, the science professor at uc berkeley says the people there are very split

and what is happening on the peninsula. >> i think a number of the supporters work please with the developments and even more pleased after the summit was held yesterday. >> and cbs this morning he warned south koreans in the world to not be too optimistic. this is a very positive step but to get to where it needs to be to truly be a peaceful place. and as we get closer to the meeting with resident trump and the north korean leader, something will be how they defined the need localization -- defined the denuclearization. it is different from what donald trump means. >> reporter: any agreement that

is reached between trump and kim is likely to be very long on principles of very short on details. >> for the 30,000 american troops over there, it's likely they will stay there for a while regardless of what happens next. >> even if there is a peace agreement, probably remain on the peninsula just to be a buttress for south korea to build their confidence that this is not a mirage. just as we have troops in europe. >> kpix five. the golden state killer is about to make his first court appearance in 90 minutes. he was arrested tuesday in charge with eight counts of murder. emily turner is in sacramento for today's hearing. emily. >> reporter: he will be in court for the first time at 1:30 pm this afternoon, still waiting on details of mother cameras will be allowed inside. but i will be in the courtroom when he makes his first appearance. for this first appearance, he is arranged for two charges of capital murder. sacramento murders of katie and brian, 20 and 21-year-old kupper

that's not couple from 1978. those are the murders he is being charged with entering for today. we did talk to his brother-in- law, d'angelo's brother-in-law and he was shocked by what happened.? if you look at joe, i would've never suspected it. we had a family type relationship. so we jokingly hunted -- we joked and we hunted. we went boating. ? he has three adult children and is married but separated. he was born in new york. he went to folsom high school and get his ged 1964. my onto sacramento state where he graduated with a bachelors degree in criminal justice. according to an exit her son, he was a police officer and then later joined the auburn police department from which he was eventually fired. and for the last 27 years he has worked at save mart and a distribution center in roseville as a mechanic.

and a coworkers there, they are equally shocked to find out that he is the person being charged with all of these crimes as well. now he's being arraigned for two murders. the two murders he committed and sacramento county. overall eight murder charges. there are two here, to in ventura county and two in orange county. >> he is charging so many counties, will he be tried separately?? that is the big question. this is early on in the case. at this point we don't know what will happen with these charges. everything is unrolling and unraveling as we go. maybe be more charges in various different kinds because he has commuters does make accused of committing crimes over so many years. -- because he was accused of committing so many crimes over so many years. in other bay area

headlines, over a water main break this morning in union city. cruise were called to make repairs about 9:30 am. no word yet on the status of those repairs or the impact on service. san jose firefighters on the scene of a two alarm fire at an apartment building. cruise not to out and about 30 minutes, they are still looking into what sparked the fire. firefighters investigating a deadly mobile home fire in south -- north san jose. one man was killed, his identity has not been released. slept with a $97.5 million fine for improper back channel communications. the ladle -- latest trouble for the utility. federal investigators determined that the blast was caused by a combination of broad. keeping -- of fraud record- keeping and bad maintenance.

accused of sexual misconduct after the firing of charlie rose by cbs news and nbc's firing of matt lauer. looking at the latest claims against brokaw. >> i was groped and assaulted. by tom brokaw. >> in the news with variety magazine and the washington post, former nbc news correspondent linda bester describes what she calls are two unwanted advances with tom brokaw in the mid-1990s. including one in which he invited himself to her hotel room. >> he leans over with his index finger and puts out my mouth and says this is our compact. at that point, he took the same hand and reach behind my head and tried to force me to kiss him. >> he city met with her twice at her request and made no romantic gestures toward her. >> washington post journalist

sarah elson reports around the same time a second unnamed nbc employee claims he put her hands against his chest and invited her into his office. brokaw told the paper no such incident happened. neither woman reported the allegations back then. >> they don't come forward for two very good reasons, they are afraid they will be believed and to they are afraid they will face retaliation. >> the former today show host esco -- exposed himself and asked her to touch them. a second claims he had sex with her in the middle the day in his office. and for the first time, former coal hast -- cohost, she warms -- warrant management about his conduct. >> i am not surprised by the

allegations. >> we reached out to matt lauer nbc but did not hear back. nbc said it has no record of curries warning. he says any allegations or reports of course of, aggressive or abusive actions on my part at any time are absolutely false. tom brokaw refused a request for comment. he remains a nbc special request -- special correspondent. found guilty for drugging and molesting a woman at his home in 2004. many other women have accused bill cosby for sexual abuse. present trump applauding the release of the final house intelligence committee report and russia's efforts to interfere in a 26 -- in the 2016 election. it proves there is no connection between the campaign in russia.

on the heels of the meeting with the french president, another head of state now at the white house. arriving this morning at the white house and just a short time ago, the two leaders held a joint news conference. the trade imbalance between the two countries was one of many of the subjects that came up. >> the u.s., due to the tax reform, again has become a very interesting place to invest for our companies and we can say with great pride that not only hundreds of thousands of cars are exported from germany to the u.s. but to the rest of the world. >> is also asked about progress to denuclearize the korean peninsula. he feels it is his place now to close a deal. the major move that was just approved for the transit system. here at kensington palace in london, where they family

reveal the world baby's name. getting ready for a cool weekend. let you know if we will get any kind of range ups. -- drops. every fire department every police department

is part of a bigger picture. that bigger picture is statewide mutual aid. california years ago realized the need to work together. teamwork is important to protect the community, but we have to do it the right way. we have a working knowledge and we can reduce the impacts of a small disaster, but we need the help of experts. pg&e is an integral part of our emergency response team. they are the industry expert with utilities. whether it is a gas leak or a wire down, just having someone there that deals with this every day is pretty comforting. we each bring something to the table that is unique and that is a specialty. an kp althesering something emergencies small. and the fact that we can bring it together and effectively work together is pretty special. they bring their knowledge, their tools and equipment and the proficiency to get the job done. and the whole time i have been in the fire service, pg&e's been there, too. whatever we need whenever we need it.

i do count on pg&e to keep our firefighters safe. that's why we ask for their help. approved phase two of the rail system's expansion to santa clara valley. a major milestone, the board of directors has approved phase 2 of the rail system to santa clara valley. that means a single title will be dug below san jose and end at santa clara. service was discussed by funding does make but funding could be a problem. the voting could take place next month. showing off its new generation of electric

buses. ordered 10 of the pro terra buses built in burlingame. two will be delivered in november and the rest of the fleet early next year. >> about what is causing it but we know we need to do something about it. we can do something like this, which is getting lots of people into one single vehicle and a vehicle that doesn't produce any greenhouse gases, it's a huge win-win for everybody. >> the goal is to be 100% electric the year 2033. a big announcement, the name of the new prints. >> reaction from london -- prince. >> reaction from london. >> he will be known as prince louis from cambridge. it is a really sweet name. i like it. >> he plays tribute to the

favorite uncle of prince charles. and the baby's middle name is about prince charles himself. they said he is sleeping well even though they have the 4- year-old and 2-year-old running around. >> neighbors around kensington, like yvonne said there is smitten after seeing georgia and charlotte visit their new brother for the first time. >> there little wave cut turnaround in their little waves. george was terribly serious and we need as make mean business now. >> begun slows to mark the birth and bells ring out where william and kate were married in 2011. cbs news, london. i like that name louis.

>> the royal one. that is for sure. any raindrops, there's a few way up to the north, right now we are seeing some of those clouds overhead. but none of them releasing raindrops on the bay area. so just south of eureka on highway 101. mendocino county that is where any of the rain falls at the moment. here's a look at the skies. makes a pretty impressive site across most of the bay area. some areas i should say are starting to see the clouds moving back still as co- coverage in places like ocean beach right now actually clear. has been an interesting morning as faas the artwork in the sky. we are noticing is temperatures are cooler and about 5 degrees cooler than average. 60 degrees for the high in san francisco today. 63 in oakland. highs in the upper 60s, when you should be in the low 70s. and 65 for you in fremont further leds.

temperatures in the upper 60s there. no 70s in sight for most of the neighborhood. 60s and asked little. further up north i temperatures also staying cool today. also notice a bit of a west wind. seven -- sunset at 7:56 pm, sunset -- sunrise at 6:17 am. a key -- clearing of the college. -- clouds. if you do get any most likely just the northbay and most likely just a few hundredths of an inch. so really not much and then saturday into sunday morning, more clouds return by sunday afternoon in the sunshine for the forecast, more clouds return. this low right here, bringing us chilly temperatures and moisture across oregon but not so much for the bay area. but the west coast impacted by the winds associated with you

all. as it moves up for their ease, we will see the temperatures warm up and see sunny skies. that will not happen until tuesday, wednesday and thursday. that's a look at your forecast. i'm going to walk over here. i'm sorry i'll be right over. here we go. the studio is so far away. >> unit wants to come in here with us? >> i thought i was done. >> still had, ahead -- still ahead, tips for your pets.

today andrew in sunnyvale writes that his 6-month- old chihuahua puppy... "lucky" broke a leg when he squirmed out of his walk. he today writing that his six month old puppy called lucky, he broke a leg when he squirmed out of his arms and onto the sidewalk, good thing is he is okay now but he wants to know the best way to train him to go off lease so they will still come back. experts during is now attempts and as she brought lulu in, so what is going on? >> she was just here for the good looks. so today we want to talk a specific questions, -- whether

or not he can take this dugout and go places with the dog. of course he can. staying off lease -- lease is a very advanced command. i recommend training, where there is multiple animals in the group rather than private because you want them to learn to listen to you while there's a lot of activity going on and also helps them socialize nicely. so i recommend and have them listen to you. i put on a graphic today, it has a lot to do with whether you live in and urban environment, or even a rural environment. obviously in a urban environment, preference would not to be have your dog off the leash. unless it's a fenced in area or the beach.

but the risk of them getting scared and hit by a car is too high. i'm just not comfortable with that. in suburbia, that happens to. every dog that is extremely well chained -- trained. something spooked her and ran out into the street. thankfully did not get hit by a car. i felt bummed for not being mark office -- more cautious. >> thank you for joining us today. if you have any more questions about your pets health and well- being. email us and we will have the doctor give us answers every friday here at noon. we will be right back.

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joining the force. we'll talk about the important role they play in sensitive cases. that story and more at five. that's it for k-p milestone for the san jose police department. more women than ever joining the force. talk about the important role they play in sensitive cases. that murray -- that story much more coming up at 5 pm. that will be it for kpix news at noon. hope you enjoy your weekend, including you lulu. >> have a great day everyone. you could save energy

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