and i started dictating what we were hearing from george shultz and others who told us why the talkspsed. the word laboratory kept coming up him and i think i will say that for you, ken. and so we managed to flip a happy story into an unhappy story. we found unhappy picture of the two leaders come and week out "time" magazine into your hands about 7:00 the next morning. but that's not really anything more than background and color. what i think is really important about what we're going to be talking about the next little while is that while it was a busted summit, it showed the degree to which these two men getting, by the way, a lot of pushback from their military and their political advisers. these two men were determined to, rather than having the united states and the soviet union constantly looking over the brink that would take us into global thermonuclear war, they were serious about not just arms control, but massive, massive reductions of the arsenals of the two countries. and even though the reykjavÍk summit didn't achieve for reasons having primarily to do with sbi, it di

but when that but the next morning george shultz k. mount and you could tell from his face that tears were in his size -- is that the whole thing had collapsed. this led to one of the more exciting moments in my journalistic career to get on the telephone immediately to call new york that was the equivalent of navy get me rewrite. from what we were hearing about why the talks had collapsed and the word laboratory kept coming up and i will save that for you. from so we managed to flip back story into the unhappy story with the unhappy picture of laugh of the two leaders and "time" magazine got into your hands the next morning. but that really isn't anything more than background. what i think is really important of what we will be talking about is that while it was a busted summit, it shows the degree to which these two men by the way are getting a lot of push back from their military and their political divisors committees to men were determined, rather than have united states and soviet union causally be at the brink of nuclear war, th

. >> during a special ceremony at union square this morning, former secretary of state george shultzy the precision drill platoon, a special event for shultz who served as secretary of state for six years under ronald reagan. the platoon is going to be providing another performance tomorrow as the festivities for fleet week continue on until monday. reporting live in san francisco. abc 7 news. >>> a bald eagle is recovering after surviving a highway mishap near jacksonville florida. you can see where the eagle landed after it flew in front of a man's car deputies and firefighters worked carefully to dislodge the eagle from the grill. a wildlife sanctuary is now caring for that eagle. >>> warm temperatures, sunny conditions, it's going to be equally as beautiful. we have the absence of the marine layer. the fog is hanging right off the coast this hour trying to make a comeback overnight tonight. wiercioched in sunshine, the bay is busy with the boats as fleet week has wrapped up for today. temperatures, it's warm. you notice it if you're out doors. 88 in san jose, and nap 35 warm iks

and donald trump, it would be useful with a number of foreign leaders, never forget what george shultzf listening. stuart: what is the russian connection? what is the trump/vladimir putin relationship? >> i don't think they ever met. what this stems from his trump saying he sees vladimir putin as a strong leader and obama as a weak leader. who can disagree with that? vladimir putin has a very weak hands which he is playing well on behalf of his country. stuart: then you have the russians leaking, they are behind a lot of hacking into the democrats to the advantage of donald trump, the democrats they the russians are helping donald trump. is there a grain of truth? >> they haven't produced evidence and i haven't seen evidence that led the intelligence community to conclude it is the russians but i remain skeptical director james comey, they hacked into hillary's homebrewed server but did not leave fingerprints so despite russian agencies not leaving fingerprints, the dumb russian agencies hack into the dnc and leave fingerprints, that doesn't add up. the microsoft cloud helps us stay co

celebration yesterday included a ceremony at union square honoring former secretary of state george shu s shultz. he first served country during world war ii. >> he said take care of this rifle, this is your best friend. and remember one thing. never point this rifle at anybody unless you're willing to pull the trigger. >> we are streaming today's air show starting at 2:00. you can find it at abc7news.com as well as the abc 7 news app. >>> approaching 9:12 on our sunday morning and, lisa, it's looking like it will be a nice day across the bay area for fleet week fun. >> that's right. we have high and low clouds approaching the bay, though, and the interesting thing is right now we're so sunny, 62 in san francisco, numbers cool about 10 degrees in the city. but the marine layer will deepen the onshore increases. i'll have the details next. >>> tragic news in the south bay where the elderly woman who was beaten in a home invasion robbery has died. how you can help her family devastated by her loss. >>> azts technology keeps advancing, it's ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. with