to start out. the sun is coming up at 7:17, looking at hazy sunshine with mid-60s for some of you, low 60s north and inland and looking at a quiet evening tonight. we do have rain chances to talk about for the week ahead. i will have them for you and see you again in a few minutes. thank you. happening today, senator kamala harris will return to her hometown to officially launch her bid for president. the rally could draw thousands of people in the city of oakland. streets are already closed. more on the preparations under way. reporter: crews in oakland finished building the stage where senator kamala harris will lay out her platform in a bid to become president of the united states. i feel like kamala could be the next obama. wanted to be here. reporter: joshua and his wife came up from l.a. for the launch rally. i feel like kamala is the perfect mix to get people to vote for her. reporter: in her campaign, oakland is a city that represents the underdog. she s
up. [ chanting ] celebrations from coast to coast, from the district of columbia to the mission district of san francisco. same-sex couples can now marry legally. it is a landmark ruling that drastically shifts the laws governing matrimony. here s where we stood less than 24 hours ago with 14 states still banning same-sex marriage. now, it is legal in all 50 states. some gay marriage ceremonies under way within hours of court s historic decision. this historic decision came bay the narrowest of margins, 5-4 the majority ruling that to refuse to grant marriage licenses to gay and lesbian couples violates the constitution. justice anthony kennedy wrote the majority opinion writing, in part . nbc news justice correspondent pete williams joins us live outside the supreme court once again. pete, you were there to witness history. reporter: indeed so, wendy. it was a historic day. what the majority opinion here says by anthony kennedy is that marriage is a fundamental
ago. all today s action is happening about 30 miles away from that prize up. police think the men were traveling at night and trying to cross the border into canada. just to recap, there is a second round of shots that people are hearing in that same area. officers are trying to track down david sweat. rich whard matt is dead after he raised his shotgun at border patrol agents and shot and killed. staying on to have of this. updates as they come in. now to more breaking news right now, a phones terror threat in the u.s. timed around the fourth of july holiday. nbc news has learned from multiple intelligence and law enforcement sources there is heightened concern about an isis-inspired attack that extends through independence day. now this threat is based on the use of social media by isis to encourage small and large-scale attacks around the world. sources say the information came in before today s terror attacks in france, tunisia and kuwait. at least 37 people were killed