brought him within the gator's grasp and how he got away. and tale of the tape. the fatal crash involving venus williams' suv. why both sides say this video helps their case as venus tries to stay focused on winning at wimbledon. >> all i can do is try to be my best. hey, good morning, and it's another busy day for donald trump who is already hard at work over in germany on the second overseas trip of his presidency. >> and here he is just hours ago meeting with british prime minister theresa may and right now he is meeting with chinese president xi jinping but this is the meeting that everyone is talking about, trump sitting down shaking hands with russian president vladimir putin, a meeting he's describing as, quote, tremendous. >> in the aftermath of that meeting, there's something of a he said/he said going on. the russians say putin denied meddling in the american elections and that trump accepted that denial. the trump administration says that's not true. trump himself was asked about this discrepancy this morning. >> we're going to get to the bottom of that in just a moment. all of these meetings of world leaders at the g20 summit playing out against the backdrop of protests in the streets of hamburg, germany. more violent clashes overnight. we have team coverage this morning, and we start with abc's cecilia vega who is traveling with the president. cecilia, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, paula, from a very windy hamburg, germany. you know, this meeting with vladimir putin was only supposed to last for about 30 minutes. instead they had so much to say, it went on for 2 hours and 16 minutes. they were talking for so long, at one point the first lady popped her head in the room to see if they wanted to wrap it up. this morning, president trump is back to meeting with world leaders at the g20 summit just moments ago he sat down with china's xi jinping and another cruise face-to-face to comes amid heightened tensions with north korea and the president's growing frustration with china's unwilling it is to take a harder long with pyongyang. he also sat down with britain's sean spicer -- >> prime minister may and i have developed a very special relationship, and i think trade will be a very big factor between our two countries. so, i want to thank you very much. >> reporter: but even the president himself is among those still talking about yesterday's high-stakes face-to-face with russia's vladimir putin. i want to thank you very much. >> reporter: later this morning -- they said they had positive chemistry. he reached out for a handshake. there was smiling, small talk and before they got down to business, even a back pat. >> we look forward to a lot of very positive things happening for russia, for the united states. it's honor to be with you. thank you. >> reporter: putin returning the compliment. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> reporter: saying he too was pleased to meet president trump for the first time. later first lady melania trump also seen smiling and chatting with putin seated right next to him at dinner. behind closed doors, the white house says it was president trump who pressed the issue of russia's election meddling. but what happened next, each side tells a different story. tillerson says putin denied russia's involvement and the president stopped pressing. >> the president at this point, he pressed him, and then, you know, felt like at this point let's talk about how do we go forward. >> reporter: the russians say president trump heard putin's denial and, quote, accepted it. the white house says that is not the case. asked for his version of the story this morning -- >> mr. president, did the russians lie about your meeting yesterday. >> reporter: from president trump, no comment. yeah, no comment there. now the one thing both sides do agree on, a cease-fire deal reached for the southwestern part of syria. this is a deal reached by the u.s., russia and with the help of jordan also. rex tillerson says this is a sign that the two countries, russia and the united states, can work together but, paula, similar cease-fire deals like this one have not lasted very long and this country remains to be seen whether this might be different. >> thank you very much for your reporting, cecilia. trying to find a little bit of common ground there. and as world leaders hold their high-stakes meetings at the g20 summit, thousands of angry protesters have been hitting the streets of hamburg, germany. >> there was more chaos overnight and this morning more protests in the works. abc's james longman has been right out there in the thick of it. james, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, paula, good morning. another huge night of unrest. but today is meant to be the main day of protest. people busing in especially for what they're calling the solidarity without borders. but parts of this city are looking like a war zone. overnight utter chaos on the streets of hamburg as world leaders prepare for another round of meetings. protesters setting up blockades, looting and attacking police. now it's nighttime and things have got a lot worse now on the streets. that's a water cannon hitting protesters behind us and they continue to throw things at the police. nearly 200 officers injured in clashes. more than 100 detained. facing a barrage of projectiles thrown from nearby roofs, officers in full riot gear making their way into buildings, arresting those inside. some 500 people looting this supermarket. during the day anti-globalization demonstrators marched peacefully expressing a range of grievances. >> i don't think three fascists who have arrived yesterday have the right to be in my city, namely, trump, putin and erdogan. >> reporter: but there is always violence at g20, anarchists railing against a perceived corrupt world order. we've got the police moving in, their water cannon just deployed. this is basically a big game of cat and mouse. this morning president trump a target of that criticism, complimenting german chancellor angela merkel and germany's response to the violence on the street. >> it's been really incredible the way things have been handled without much interruption despite quite a few people, and they seem to follow your g20s around. >> reporter: we think about 12,000 people are here so far, but more and more are arriving in order to disrupt those g20 meetings. i think we're in for another day of anger. dan. >> another day of anger. james, thank you very much and be safe out there. let's bring in abc news political commentator cokie roberts and abc news political analyst kristen soltis anderson, both of whom are in washington this morning. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so, let's start here with this he said/he said situation, the differing stories about whether trump accepted putin's denial of meddling in our election. cokie, let me start with you. how problematic is this story line for trump? >> well, politically i don't think it's all that problematic because, of course, what happens is republicans agree with him and democrats disagree. that's where we are right now in this country. the real question is, excuse me, whether putin feels that he played trump, and we really won't know the answer to that question until we see what happens down the line on the world stage. but what lavrov, the russian foreign minister, said trump said which was that they've investigated this for months and there's not any evidence, that's something the president has said many times, so it's quite believable. >> though it would require democrats who for a long time have said they don't like russia. they think that russia is the reason hillary is not president, for them to accept what the russian foreign minister said, i don't think any american has reason to really believe that the russian government is the one telling the truth in this situation. >> and, ladies, both sides say they want to move on from the election meddling story. secretary of state rex tillerson saying it's, quote, an intractable disagreement but is moving on. is that actually doable? >> well, there's -- >> there's an investigation going on, you know, you've got robert mueller investigating the whole issue. you've got the senate talking about further sanctions against russia. i don't think there's any moving on happening and what was clear yesterday regardless of which side you believe is that there was no punishment talked about for russia. so moving on just says, well, whoever did it, we're forgetting about it. >> right, and we've got the 2018 midterm elections coming up. if russia is not on their best behavior, then this won't go away. there will be more calls for the u.s. to take further action. >> let's turn now to china because the president is going to sit down with the chinese president xi jinping this morning. china is, as we all know, north korea's most important ally and trump has been hoping publicly that xi will pressure the koreans to stop testing missiles and developing nuclear weapons, but it does not appear to be working. so, kristen, let me start with you on this one. do we expect any progress out of this meeting today? >> china has expressed that they think they're in a very tough position because their number one goal is stability. they do not want any kind of humanitarian or further economic crisis in north korea because that will just hurt them. so the interests of china are different than the interests of the united states and our other allies in the region, so it's -- i am not optimistic that there are any really good options at this point in north korea. >> but secretary tillerson said yesterday, in fact, that if china did not cooperate, that there were really no other options meaning i guess military options is where you go and, of course, that's terrifying, but china is playing a very big role at the g20, and their trade deal is getting worked out that's leaving the united states out. the united states is really isolated in this meeting, and that could be the biggest problem down the road. >> all right, cokie and kristen, ladies, thank you so much for your analysis and joining us on an early saturday morning from d.c. we appreciate i >> always good to be with you. >> all right. have a good morning, ladies. and also this morning, a major victory is in sight for iraqi security forces who are apparently set to declare victory in mosul at any moment. >> this would be a significant achievement for the security forces as mosul in iraq has long been an isis stronghold and abc's ian pannell is in erbil, iraq, for us this morning with the very latest. ian. >> reporter: paula, dan, iraqi tv are predicting victory in mosul will be declared within the next few hours. now, here's the most important caveat. we've heard that prediction repeatedly over the last week but it is true to say that they are very close, they're close to the river and when they get to the river, then isis will have been beaten in mosul. why is it taking so long? well, look, there are three main reasons. the first one is the terrain in the old city. we were down there the other day. it takes hours and hours just to move a few blocks. that's partly because so many of the buildings have been badly damaged, many of them have been destroyed. the second reason is the resistance of isis. don't forget they're taking on an enemy who's willing to stand and fight to the death. and the third key factor here is that there are still hundreds and hundreds of civilians trapped inside the old city. they're fighting from house to house from alleyway to alleyway. there are very close quarters and we were down there with the special forces general. i asked how close isis were to our current position. he looked down at his ipad and he said, about 15 yards away. so they have to go slowly to protect the civilians and they have to go slowly because of the terrain. and talking to civilians, the other key thing we've been seeing is hundreds and hundreds of people coming out today. they're shell-shocked. they've been neglected, abused and worse by isis and for them, they think this is no longer their home, which throws forward to the whole issue of how do you reconstruct? so this morning it's fair to say that the battle, the victory of mosul is close at hand. but the victory against isis, the war, will still take much longer. paula, dan. >> harrowing to see the pictures of ian navigating through mosul, also terrible to see those children. ian pannell, thank you very much. we move now back here stateside and a hostage crisis at a bank in georgia. >> the suspect who claimed to be a former marine called our atlanta affiliate with a long list of grievances. eva pilgrim joins us with more on how it all played out. good morning to you, eva. >> reporter: good morning. for hours a standoff outside a small army of police, inside a man holding two hostages claiming he had a bomb. that man now dead. those hostages safe. this morning we're learning why he walked into the bank. terrifying moments at the suburban atlanta wells fargo bank. a man carrying explosives taking hostages holed up inside. >> the insinuation was that the explosives were in the backpack that he carried and, of course, as you know, a backpack can carry a large amount of explosives. >> reporter: snipers and s.w.a.t. team members in position. guns drawn. the man inside, calling our atlanta affiliate wsb with a list of demands. >> why are you holding up the bank, sir? >> the department of veteran affairs stole my money. they committed fraud, and they stole my disability. i'm homeless and destitute. i just want my money back. >> reporter: that man, former marine named brian easley, who served two tours in iraq talking about his prior mental health issues upset he was about to become homeless. >> i told the bank at random, i was going to be out on the street, homeless, no food, no nothing. i don't have much money left. i'm not going to survive the rest of the month. >> reporter: linda seeva, a bank employee being held hostage, also getting on the phone. >> anything else that you can tell us? >> he's been very respectful. >> reporter: police surrounding the bank negotiating for him to come out. hours later tactical teams moving in, those hostages running out. easley was shot and killed. and investigators say it's still not clear if he had an explosive in the bag in the bank with him. >> eva, thank you so much for reporting on that. we want to turn now to a man's frightening encounter with a ten-foot alligator. we've been talking about this story, a little disturbing all morning. >> there's the alligator in question, and it happened on a golf course clamping down on the guy's arm and abc's erielle reshef has the story. >> reporter: a terrifying gator attack in florida. >> 911, that is the address of your emergency? >> a man was in the water diving for golf balls. needless to say, he was bit by a nine-foot alligator. >> reporter: scott lahodik has been diving for golf balls for 30 years, but this time things went horribly wrong at the 6th hole. >> the alligator had a hold of him pretty good. >> reporter: the 51-year-old thinking fast. >> the alligator grabbed his arm. started doing the death roll. he was able to punch it in the face, and it let go >> reporter: managing to wrestle himself from the jaws of the massive reptile and wriggle free, but not before the alligator left its mark. >> it was right at his arm. he says it's ugly. it's all the way down to the bone. >> reporter: emergency crews rushing to help as trappers caught the alligator that charged lahodik. >> you don't get too many over 10 1/2. he's probably 500, 600 pounds or more. >> reporter: this is far from the first alligator attack in florida. more than 30 people bitten from 2013 to 2015. >> my reaction is he shouldn't be in the water. that's for the gators. you hit golf balls in there. the gators eat them. leave the golf balls alone. >> reporter: lahodik lucky to be alive and lucky his instincts kicked in just in time. and lahodik was treated for his injuries to his arm, but he was released from the hospital on friday. the club where this happened says that he was hired to retrieve the golf balls from the water and was just doing his job when the gator attacked. it's a dangerous job, but somebody's doing it. >> maybe you do that job in the midwest or another part of the country where alligators are not present. >> not alligator infested waters. >> yes. all right. erielle. thanks. >> thank you, erielle. let's check the forecast now and get it back over to rob. hey, rob. >> good morning, again, guys. dry conditions and hot conditions out west, and we have several fires burning over three dozen this morning. butte county, this is just outside of chico. a thousand acres burned yesterday. unfortunately, there were six injuries and ten homes burned there. so explosive development. also fires just outside of sacramento. this, the yolo county fire, evacuations ongoing there and outside of santa barbara yesterday, a 3,400-acre fire there. 20% containment. also seeing some evacuations, of course, the main culprit for this development the heat. these record-breaking high temperatures from yesterday, palm springs, 122, that's one degree off an all-time record, phoenix, 118. woodland hills, it's outside of l.a., 110. los angeles tying a record of 96 degrees. more records expected today as far north as spokane, boise, 104. 101 in reno. the core of this heat slides a little bit farther to the east as we go through the next couple of days but still toasty for burbank to dodge city. . total sunshine, another very warm day today. high fire danger inland with the red flag warning for the diablo range and mild to warm for the coast and bay. this is the area that the national weather service has highlighted. low relative humidity here and looking at temperatures in the 90s today. san jose, 95 in santa rosa. over 100 degrees inland, but cooling begins tonononononononon >> more on what happened in the east yesterday and today. some severe weather possible. >> you're twinning. look at you. pocket square -- >> i think we actually are -- >> and he has brown in his tie. you guys are color coordinated. >> we've often been accused of being twins. >> looking good. >> along with the weather from burbank to dodge city. >> i think america would love to know that you guys are coordinating your outfits the night before. >> we'll do it again tomorrow. >> america might also like some news headlines from ron claiborne. >> thank you for that. good point. >> save us all. >> good morning, everyone. we're going to begin with breaking news from overseas. u.s. responding to north korea's test firing of a intercontinental ballistic missile this week. overnight pentagon officials announcing that two u.s. bombers flew over the korean peninsula dropping dummy bombs on a target range in south korea. the bombers were joined by other allies from the region, south korea and japan. and back here at home, a federal appeals court is dismissing hawaii's legal challenge to president trump's travel ban. state lawmakers there in hawaii asked the court to block parts of the temporary ban. the u.s. supreme court ruling to uphold some of the 90-day ban pending further argument before them in october. and overseas now to greece, a college student from texas was killed while vacationing with friends there. 22-year-old bakari henderson was allegedly beaten to death by two groups outside of a bar on a greek island. eight people have been arrested in connection with that slaying. and a new york city hospital is offering to admit a terminally ill british baby or send an experimental drug to london so his doctors there can treat him. 11-month-old charlie gard is set to be taken off of life support and british courts have sided with his doctors who have refused the parents' request to let them take him, charlie, to the u.s. for treatment. and take a look at this. newly released image, a newly released image from inside that delta flight that was forced to return to seattle after a passenger allegedly attacked a flight attendant and tried to open an emergency exit. 23-year-old joseph hudek appeared before a federal judge friday. he is charged with interfering with a flight crew. and finally a woman in alaska is cherishing her chance encounter with former president obama. her name, jolene jakinski, there with her 6-month-old baby girl gisele and the former president or someone claiming to be the former president in an airport -- >> i'm pretty sure that's president obama. >> in anchorage. jakinski said she was waiting in the airport's private area when she spotted mr. obama. the pair chatted for about five minutes and snapped a few photos. >> are you insinuating that could have been you in those photos? >> i'm not saying -- listen -- >> maybe it was ron claiborne. >> one time someone came up to me and said, general powell, can we take a picture with you. >> did you? >> and i posed with them and i never said anything. >> and they're happy and you're happy. >> stolen valor. >> yeah. general powell. >> i should say, the former president looks rested. >> he does. >> if that is him. >> if that is him. >> we will look into that. >> or it's ron. >> ron claiborne/general powell. >> general claiborne. >> thank you very much. we salute you. >> general claiborne. >> general claiborne. coming up here on "gma," it's a high-tech prison break. it's the second time an inmate from south carolina has escaped from a maximum security prison. did a drone help him get out this time? plus, just released video showing the deadly crash involving tennis star venus williams. could this prove her innocence? also, one of the stars of "the avengers" jeremy renner speaking out about the injuries he reportedly suffered on the set of his latest movie coming up in "pop news." we'll be right back. 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we'll get into that. but first the convict back behind bars this morning after his second escape from a prison in south carolina. this one right out of a movie. >> it's wild, all right. authorities say the tools that he used in his breakout may have been delivered by a drone and abc's kenneth moton joins us from houston, texas, with more including what he had on him. when he was captured. good morning to you, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan. it was a dramatic capture by texas rangers and u.s. marshals, but they won't say exactly what led them to jimmy causey on the run for about 72 hours, his escape elaborate thanks to a smuggled cell phone and some wire cutters possibly delivered by a drone. this morning, south carolina fugitive jimmy causey back behind bars captured in an austin, texas, motel. >> he was surprised when he was awakened out of his sleep but that played to our advantage. >> reporter: u.s. marshals say the prison escapee armed with a pistol, a shotgun, ammunition, cell phones and nearly $50,000 in cash. >> i can tell you that there are a number of people that assisted him. >> reporter: a massive manhunt after his escape near charleston on independence day gaining his freedom possibly with the help of a cell phone and a drone. >> this could have been a catastrophic result because of cell phones and drones, and it's a simple fix. >> reporter: investigators believe that drone dropped wire cutters for causey right into the prison yard. >> everyone who assisted him we intend on bringing to justice as well. >> reporter: the maximum security prison breakout not the first for the 46-year-old felon who is serving five life sentences for kidnapping, robbery and burglary. in 2005 he got away from another facility in a garbage truck. >> an intense manhunt for two dangerous fugitives. >> reporter: both escapes investigators say the inmate used a dummy in his bed to fool the guards. but this time, more high tech. prison officials say drones delivering contraband on the rise nationwide. they're also demanding that the feds allow them to jam cell phone signals. >> as long as cell phones continue to be utilized by inmates in prisons, we're going to have very well-planned escapes. >> reporter: the investigation continues to figure out how causey escaped and who helped him. those guns, all that cash and, of course, the drone. this morning, one prison employee has been fired in connection with the breakout. dan and paula. >> kenneth, to be clear that is not the drone in question. >> reporter: it is not the drone, guys. just one that looks like i >> just wanted to make sure in case any law enforcement is watching this morning. thank you, kenneth. >> you're such a newsman, dan. >> yeah, i'm a news person. >> you are such a newsman. >> protecting my friend kenneth. >> always wanting to get the facts right. who else gets the facts right every day, 100% and the weather right, forecaster extraordinaire -- >> ginger zee? >> what! >> you gave him an opening. you gave him an opening. >> you are on the money every day, rob marciano. >> i'm going to pay for that. i'm going to pay for that. >> you are going to pay for that. all right. orlando, florida, this at the airport where a funnel cloud was spotted, no damage there but really much of the east had a fair amount of severe weather and flooding rains outside of toledo. three to four inches in that part of ohio. dayton, cincinnati, got hit hard with some thunderstorms. indianapolis did yesterday and some power outages in the queen city of cincinnati as well. some thunderstorms across northern new york. the north country there, some severe, heavy rainfall there across new england. that's a possibility today as this weakening cool front drifts across the east, so sporadic thunderstorms from little rock back to atlanta and charlotte. north of this front a much cooler or at least a little cooler and certainly drier more comfortable air coming in. meanwhile, we have eugene here in the pacific could become a hurricane in the next day or two. good morning to you. waking up to another hot day. and we have a red flalg warning here. higher elevations and in our east bay hill, so watch out for triple i stand by the accuracy of that forecast which was brought to you by victoza. >> thank you, ginger. appreciate it. just kidding. he's giving me the death stare. >> is this your first fight, guys? >> this is our first on air spat. i'm not talking to dan anymore. >> and for those who don't know, rob is like a foot taller than me so this is a dangerous game. >> you are playing with fire is what you're playing with. >> a left took too. >> ron claiborne. coming up, the battle back home for venus williams as she tries to keep her focus on wimbledon after that fatal car accident. why both sides say this new video just came out proves their case. also, stunt gone wrong. how jeremy renner was injured on set and whether it's going to affect his role in the new "avengers" movie. adrienne's got that coming up in "pop." ot that coming up in "pop." adrienne's got that in pop. er m. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. lowers my a1c better than the leading branded injectable. the one i used to take. victoza® lowers blood sugar in three ways. and while it isn't for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. non-insulin victoza® comes in a pen and is taken once a day. 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>> you may have less freedom than you did before, however, what you do gain is invaluable. you gain a sense of purpose and meaning. all of a sudden your life is about something so much bigger than yourself and that has tremendous impact on your personal happiness and fulfillment throughout your life and it also impacts your cardiovascular health as well as your longevity. >> i've felt that for sure in terms of the increasing meaning in life but one of the things you sometimes hear from parents is that, you know, i've got this creature living into my house until he or she is 18. it feels like this thing is going to last forever. >> right. on the one hand it can feel like it's lasting foreverment, on the other hand, you see your children developing so fast, you realize time is flying and they'll be a -- from tot to teens in a very short amount of time so it really teaches you to appreciate it and be grateful and to live in the present. >> speed is the big challenge for me. i want to cryogenically freeze my little boy but thank you very much. i really appreciate it. great tips. and if you want to hear much more of my conversation, check out the 10% happier podcast which is available on apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts, and we'll be right back with "pop news." ♪ odcasts, and we'll be right back with "pop news." with "pop news." honey? 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"the avengers" actor revealing at a recent film festival he suffered a broken elbow and a wrist on both arms. "variety" reports it happened while flipping his new movie "tag" in atlanta. it doesn't have a lot of stunt scenes so we're trying to figure out how he did that. he showed pictures, one with the caption fall down seven times, stand up eight and, no, that was not a proposal. >> thank you for clarifying. i was wondering. >> yeah, i think she's trying to like put his cast on him because he can't really tie his own shoes, get dressed himself because he's broken both arms. but you know what's interesting about him, he remodels houses and his momma's house just sold in modesto so just an interesting little note there but, of course, you know him from those big action movies like "avengers" where he didn't get hurt. he has a new one coming out next year. >> allegedly i think we have to investigate that along with the president obama picture. it could be promotional. >> it could be promotional. yes. >> general claiborne, get on the case. >> we're on it. >> another modesto story. macklemore releasing a brand-new music video for "glorious." >> i thought he was from seattle. >> he is, but his grandmomma lives in modesto. >> everybody has a connection to modesto in "pop news." >> yes. she celebrated her 100th birthday in his music video doing whatever she wanted to do. take a look at this. ♪ searching through euphoria to find the present ♪ ♪ 20,000 deep >> i love this song. i really do, however, let me just give you a little caption here. helen and macklemore singing karaoke, enjoying the arcade. the rapper gets his co-star's name tattooed on his arm, helen. grandma helen, and, you know, i'm just giving you this caveat. it is not all pg. there are a couple of scenes that i would not say are appropriate for children. she eggs a house in one part of the video, but it turns out it's her house, so it's okay. >> so it's okay to egg a house if it's yours. >> if it's your house. >> i'm just giving you a warning. katy perry is on the lookout for an aspiring dancer to star in her upcoming music video for -- ♪ swish swish fish >> she has a few pointers on how to stand out. take a look at this. >> something fun, funny, weird, i don't know, great choreography and post it on youtube, instagram or musical.ly with #swishswishchallenge and i will pick my favorite dancer to be in the music video with me. >> with katy. the pop star's contest wants performers 13 and up to show off their moves, be unique. the deadline is july 12th. that's in just a few days here. filming starts later this month. okay, one more story for you. the pringles brand is upping the ante in the savory department teaming up with nissin, the makers of cup of noodles and top ramen which we all ate in our college days. so now they have pringles flavored like top ramen. >> college days? i still eat these. >> do you? >> i love ramen noodles. >> never mind. everybody, dig into some ramen today in honor of paula faris. okay, but what do you guys think? >> it does take like ramen. >> does it? it's a limited edition flavor. i'm kind of excited. they're only available at dollar general stores later this month for $1.50 a tube. >> $1.50 a tube. >> this tastes like when i was broke. >> low sodium. >> thank you very much for watching "gma" on a saturday morning. >> it's saturday. >> thank you very much for "pop news." >> see you back here tomorrow. >> on sunday. sunday. good morning, everyone. organizers of the country's largest h aralal food festival n their eechbt will bring people together. it will kick off at the furniture store at fremont today. they'll sell food, clothing, jewelry and art work. it refers to dietary guidelines outlines in islam. the event is in its fifth year. in the east bay, 1,000 zvereving kids will get a chance to hone their football skills alongside hometown pros. nfl players and oakland natives marshawn lynch and josh johnson will hold a free football camp today at raider's headquarters. kids invited will also learn viable team work and sportsmanship skills. the event is organized by the fam first foundation which lynch and johnson have been deeply involved in. tonight sh, the warriors play their first summer league game in las vegas. you can watch the game at 7:30 on our sister network, espn. zblncht let's get a kek of the forecast now with lisa. >> good morning to you. nothing but sunshine. in fact, we're look at sfo, where temperatures will be b comfortable today in the upper 70s. it's 71 in oakland. 5 in san francisco. pacifica, 54 and a pleasant day here, but once again, a heat advisory for part of the bay area. 75 in concord and not only that, a red flag warning, upper elevations, east bay hills, the dab b low range. relative humidity is dangerously low. from the santa cruz mountains to the south bay, it's hot. zpl thank you. straight ahead, three grass fires overnight in same area of the east bay forcing several residents to be evacuateded. plus, the lathe on a 1,000 acre wildfire in butte county, ♪ sun to the farm ♪ ♪ to the seeds in a row ♪ ♪ goodness begins with the seed that you sow ♪ ♪ plant that oat and watch it grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around ♪ ♪ seed to the oat ♪ to get made to an o ♪ ♪ o from the farm ♪ ♪ straight into your bowl ♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around ♪ ♪ good goes around and around... ♪ it's saturday, july 8th. good morning and thanks for joining us. let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa. she's tracking live diop lar 7 for us. >> you can see the air quality decreasing from all of yesterday's heat and fog trying to form on live doppler 7. a little breezy in spot, but overall, we are warmer than yesterday at this hour. 6 to 7 degrees warmer. it's 62 in san francisco. 73 in san jose. mountain view, 71 and look how hazy it is. it's breezy at about and temperatures range here from the 60s in santa rosa to the mid-70s. concord, livermore,