political freezeout for pocket signs. >> reporter: the president once said the president could pull out of the war tonight saying a hasty withdrawal would make room for terror groups to expand. >> i will not say when we are going to attack, but attack we will. >> speaking to solders at fort myers in virginia, president trump says he is done with nation building. >> from now on, victory will have clear definition, attacking our enemies, obliterating isis, preventing the tall ban from taking over. >> reporter: the war has dragged on for 16 years. the president says tonight he won't talk time lines or the number of additional troops he'll send but he did talk about putting pressure on pakistan. >> we have been paying pakistan billions of dollars while at the same time they have been harboring the same people we have been fighting. >> reporter: they see pakistan has more of an ally than enemy. >> without pakistan p it would be moring difficult. >> the community leader say it is president says the president should face his land cautiously. >> they should understand the powers involved in pakistan. >> we'll see if he has anything further in his rally in arizona later. let's give you some look at the numbers associated with the war in afghanistan, october makes it 16 years, making it the longest war. three presidents have served during this conflict. there are more than 8,000 troops in afghanistan. >> tomorrow he addresses his supporters. he will reiterate his new military plan in a campaign-style rally in arizona. sources tell nbc mike pence will be joining down mr. trump. before that, mike pence sits down for a live interview. a message of hate in alameda has police investigating and the community pushing back. you see it here, the message features an islamic woman and a swatsty ka. we're joining from there where a rally took place tonight. >> that is truly a bizarre flyer. it is antijewish, antimuslim and when they found it was not far from the islamic center of alameda neighbors came out to find out what was going on in their neighborhood. >> shocked. >> this is the flyer he found near his house yesterday. a swatty ka and a woman wearing a jihab. >> i was sad, disappointed that something like that would be in our community, our world. >> when crawford found a second flier near his house he called police. an office found a third flyer. >> the majority of hate crimes go unreported. >> this follows an attack on alameda's temple. this evening neighbors rallied at the islamic center. some carried signs. >> everyone is outraged, scared and wants to stand up against it that we don't want hate here. we're diverse and like being diverse. >> we've had had these things happening. things have been escalating here and i don't think that's okay to ignore it. we have to stand up. >> the police are investigating both incidents, of course, and they say they have surveillance video on the attack on the temple last week. thank you, terry. we have new video of a situation for a vallejo neighborhood. fire broke out along the mayor island straight. luckily fire crews quickly gained control of it, nobody was hurt, no homes were damaged. controversial conservative speaker is coming back to berkley next month. he was about to speak last month when things got ugly. now the campus and city are debating the limits of free speech ahead of this visit. >> there is no doubt there are possible security threats in the days and weeks ahead. that doesn't mean we can back off our commitment to free speech but nor can we back off the safety aof our students and guests. >> the police will pay for overtime to make sure everything is peaceful. he got away with a lot of pot. santa rosa police released this photo of a man who they they robbed a medical marijuana dispensary. he got away in this car, a silver bmw. a popular bay area rapper is in the hospital, and the search is on for the person who shot him. 39 charles williams was shot. jody hernandez has more. >> bay area rapper keek the sneak may have a following but police say somebody shot him in the early morning hours in richmond. gun fire broke out at about 5:30 this morning. when the police arrived they found charles williams, 39, bleeding on the ground. his car had rolled across the street into the bus stop. >> we want to ensure the neighbors in that area that everything is safe. it appears to be very targeted and we're trying to figure out why they did this. >> i pray to god he's all right. >> fans say they're rattled the rap artist has been shot. but police say it's not the first time. he survived an oakland shooting in january. his fans hope he survives this one, too. >> i don't see why richmond, you know. it's a lot of hate, man. we need to come together, do better. we have new details tonight in the death of an off-duty oakland firefighter. the suspected gunman is expected to be in court tomorrow. he's expected of shooting jake walter. the other firefighter is listed in stable condition. >> you heard this before not in our back yard. that issue now, tiny homes. many neighbors voiced their displeasure for transitional o open field. they're about 70 square feet in size and are seen as a way to get the homeless people off the streets. >> most people are in a pipeline for housing and it gets them out of the places we don't want to see them and people are suffering right now. >> it will be presented to the full city council next tuesday. still to come, the total eclipse and now the eye doctor. fog rolling back into san francisco but i'll tell you about warmer temperatures in the forecast. a whale off the cost. how the life guards tried to move the whale off to sea. just into our newsroom: an incredible scene in italy. cheers and applause, as rescuers pulled a man from the rubble of a building that collapsed after magnitude 4.0 this scene out of italy, tears and applause as rescuers pulled a man from the rubble from a collapse from an earthqua earthquake. six buildings collapsed, one person died, some 25 others were injured. >> 10 american sailors were missing tonight. the navy ordering a safety investigation of its fleet. the "u.s.s. john s. mccain" was hit by a tanker they've cancelled operations until they figure out how two ships collided with each other. >> this is probably a systemic problem of some kind. the navy has to conduct a serious period of soul searching here to figure out what is cogoing on with our ships at sea. >> two months ago you might remember another destroyer hit another fleet. tonight we know the name of the pilot who died in the plane crash where thousands were expected to watch the eclipse. the plane went down in madras. it went down to rich park, it's unknown if rich was going to oregon to see the eclipse and what happened to the airplane at this point the investigation is under way. >> the solar eclipse got the attention of millions of americans, but not everybody followed the rules. eye doctors are getting calls. >> reporter: this eye doctor said he got calls today from people who looked up to the eclipse without the glass. he said some have a sunburned eye, that's treatable. millions of people watched daylight fade as the moon covered the sun. the total eclipse was a total hit from coast to coast. >> it is the most amazing thing i've ever seen. >> most watched the show with special viewing glasses. some looked without protection, president trump snuck a peak without his glasses on. >> this optometrist says he sees people complaining of vision issues after every eclipse. >> if you're having pain in the eyes, watery, like a flash in a lightbulb, you should see someone. >> three people came today after looking at the eclipse. he says the most common problem is treatable, a sunburned cornea. but permanent damage can be done after looking at the sun. >> when you look at the sun now it's comfortable you can't stare at it long. when you look at the eclipse there's less of that. >> solar ret not positivethy can cause blurry vision. it can take as long as 10 hours to appear. he says he won't be surprised to hear from additional eclipse watchers tomorrow. >> if you're having eye discomfort or your vision seems different call your doctor. for all of us who did use those glasses, what do you do now? you can save them as ammo men tum until 2045 for the next solar eclipse. or consider this, astron mers without borders is looking to redistribute them for other eclipses. >> we've posted pictures right on our web site on the front page at nbc bay area.com. >> fire in yosemite national park rose up over the weekend. people were given an order to evacuate. more than 3,400 acres have burned in the last week and the fire isn't contained. lifeguards clear swimmers after a whale came to shallow waters. mari marine mammal experts said the wa whale is not in good shape. over the weekend we held our annual clear the shelters events and we have a lot of dogs and cats n tonight in their new homes. >> thanks to all of you, it was another success. i did help on saturday -- there i am. at last update, more than 1600 pets were adopted in the area, nationwide, more than 68,000 pets found their home. >> it's a great event we're happy to be part of it. >> it's a feel-good event to be at. >> jeff is with us now. no more eclipse. i went to my kids' elementary school with all the other parents. >> sounds like you had a good time. >> yes. we're going to have more chance to see more total eclipses within the next 50 years. we heard recaps, but i want to give it tow again. the last time we had a coast-to-coast event was 99 years ago. the next total eclipse is in 2024, that goes from texas to maine. the one you want to hold out for is 2045, that's a long time away, that would happen in northern california and likely last six minutes. so it would best the eclipse that we just experienced today. so again mark your calendars, 2045 on august the 12th. let's get into the forecast we're tracking we did have thunderstorms across the sierra. across the bay area, main down down in the south bay. the biggest thing is the fog building. i think that's going to come into play with low clouds. and the try vally at 68 degrees. you want to watch the north bay that's where a storm could be. if you're commuting into the city, expect fog and a little bit drizzle. tuesday will be warmer temperatures but it's not going to go into the 100s tomorrow. 86 for gill roy. over toward the east bay it'll be hotter. also back to danville, temperatures in the upper 80s but perfect in oakland at 84 degrees. belmont 75. san francisco we're going up to 66. 68 in mission. and for the north bay 81 expected in napa. the next big change coming our way is not going to happen we think at this point until this weekend. pressure gets stronger. that is going to put 90s back in the mix. san francisco i think we reach up to 70 by sunday otherwise no problems. the inland valleys, low to mid 90s, saturday and sunday, by monday it goes down to 91. august 30th through september 3rd, no big storm but we could see rainfall moving close by but we'll have more as we get closer. >> did he say possible rainstorm? >> possibly. i know you're looking forward to that. the can cancer patient who took johnson & johnson to court. alex rodriguez is here, plus we have nick. it's a great show tonight. happening on our home page, 7 people have been displaced after a fire in san francisco. the fire is on garfield street it broke out just before 8:00. it was quickly contained by firefighters. are you missing a pet iguana one was found and it's at the try city animal shelter. a victory for public access ) today in the trial of the man accused of killing kate steinle. as a victory for public access today in the trial of the man accused of killing indicate steinle. the judge rejected the motion to sa seal all documents. you remember she was shot while walking with her father two years ago. attorneys say opening 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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- alex rodriguez, nick kroll,