san jose's mayor, delivering the state of the city in just moments from now. how matt mahan has plans to get city leaders working in the community. good morning everybody. it's the start of june. >> yes it is. yes, the hurricane season for the atlantic. and we are looking at a cooldown for the weekend. in fact, you can

already see on our radar and satellite composite. pretty good system moving into the pacific northwest. and in response to that we have low clouds and fog. this is our visible picture that has grown in the past couple of hours. and with that, the winds are going to clear out the atmosphere. it's hazy here, but you can see the camera shaking from emeryville. it is 52 downtown, 56 in oakland, 62 in san jose. and this is from our pier 39 camera across the bay there. and you'll notice the winds have kicked up 59 santa rosa and we're at 60 in our inland valleys. but the winds have been breezy from oakland to concord and will continue to pick up throughout the day. nice and clear though the golden gate bridge, so it's a slower warm up. partly cloudy to mostly sunny throughout the day. 70s to low 80s should be the numbers around the bay shore and our inland valleys. more cloud cover tonight. the cooling trend continues into your sunday, but wait till you see next week. we're talking the warmest days, hottest days we have seen all year in my accuweather seven day forecast coming up.

>> all right lisa thank you. happening now in the south bay san jose mayor matt mehan is getting ready to deliver his second state of the city address. here is a live look from happy hollow park and zoo, where the mayor is scheduled to speak any minute now, his office says mayor mehan will be highlighting community heroes, and he will also be laying out the city's vision for how to make san jose a safe, clean city for the people who live there. and again, they just need a few more minutes before he will speak. so once we have that, we will bring it to you in the east bay. now, a clearer picture of the number of people living on the streets in contra costa county. and the results are not good. homelessness has increased 18.5% in the county since 2023. that's according to a report released by contra costa health. and it shows nearly 2900 people are experiencing homelessness on any given night. that's 471 more than the previous year. and these are the results of a one day head count called the point

in time count. volunteers conducted it back in january. the reality the county says these one day figures are often an undercount of the total number of people they serve every year. well, it's june first today and officially the start of pride month celebrations have already started for many cities across the bay area. organizers say that events this year could be part celebration and part call to action in san francisco. this year's parade grand marshals ushering in pride for me, all the people that i grew up listening to watch it on tv. >> they are part of the lgbtq community. that means a lot to me. it's about just being your authentic self and just be you and not think about anything else. >> it's embracing the fact that we can shine and also be a beacon of love, even in the darkest times. >> the theme this year is beacon of love, and i think that that's what it means to me this year of

excitement building. >> you can celebrate pride with abc seven all june, and you can watch our exclusive live coverage of the 54th annual san francisco pride parade live on june 30th. streaming everywhere you watch abc seven. well, pride celebrations continue across the bay area today, including in sonoma county as well as pacifica, where the third annual pride parade kicks off today, there will be a car parade and festival there in pacifica. organizers are asking people to meet at ingrid b lacey school for a rally at 1030 this morning, and the parade will go from the school down to beach boulevard and back up palmetto. the festival starts at 1130 at the school, and it will go until 230 this afternoon with live music, food trucks and a family zone. and west hollywood is home to one of the largest pride celebrations in the country. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend the three night party this weekend. today is the start of the street fair and women's freedom festival, and sunday is the parade. there

are extra deputies, security and other first responders on hand to make sure everyone has a safe experience. >> security is our top priority here. we want to make sure that everybody who's coming into west hollywood, not just the festival grounds, but the city as a whole, feels comfortable and safe. >> kylie minogue and diplo will be taking the stage this weekend, as well as musical artist cyndi lauper will be headlining on sunday. she's this year's lifetime ally icon honoree, turning now to new developments, three people have been charged in the murder of a man whose body was found in pleasant hill this year, 37 year old santiago jacobo was stabbed and killed after his custodial shift at a park in february. police say jacobo and the suspects, two women and a man, all knew each other. they say he was in a relationship with one of those women and she was being romantic, pursued by the male suspect, police say evidence indi a relationship with one

of those women and she was being romantic, pursued by the male suspect, police say evidence indicates they all worked together at an assisted living facility, and the attack was coordinated. notorious killer richard allen davis will not get his death penalty conviction overturned. a santa clara county judge denied a motion to overturn the sentence. davis got for killing 12 year old polly klaas back in 1993. attorneys for davis argued the death penalty conviction should be recalled because of california's moratorium on executions. polly's father, mark klaas, said the family will only get closure when davis is put to death. a reminder you can watch our streaming documentary, struck by justice the impact of polly klaas, over on our abc seven news streaming app. it's about the tough on crime laws that followed the murder. murder of polly klaas paul pelosi faced his attacker in a courtroom in san francisco. it is trial number two for david depape, now

facing state charges over the assault at his home. the husband of speaker emerita nancy pelosi told a jury how he went to get help that night in october 2022, paul pelosi explained how he got to a bathroom to call 911, then convinced a pap to go downstairs where police could get to them faster. pelosi's testimony came after sfpd lieutenant carla hurley spoke, and at one point she held the hammer used in the attack. she also described the contents of the pap's backpack. it included an inflatable unicorn costume. de pap says he planned to wear during his planned interrogation of the house speaker. depape was already convicted on federal charges and sentenced to 30 years in prison. as we head to break now, let's check in with lisa. >> all right. that marine layer has been building, and we've got a mix of haze, sunshine and some fog out there. increasing wind throughout the day brings a cool down for the first weekend of june. we'll talk about a

reversal with a lot of heat coming our way throughout the middle of next week. that's all coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead, live nation hacked the parent company of ticketmaster, now saying its data is for sale on the dark web. we have new details this morning, then a second life for anchor brewing. why some residents are encouraged by a

it's 910. >> the fda is weighing the use of mdma to treat post-traumatic stress disorder. the agency will hold a public hearing and advisory vote on the topic on tuesday. officials will debate the safety and efficacy of the psychedelic. the fda urges the importance of having a plan and a safe place with professionals. why patients are impaired that is how it's been done in clinical trials, paired with traditional talk therapy over several sessions. the vote to authorize this treatment will happen in august. now to trouble for ticketmaster, an investigation is revealing the ticketing giant's data is for sale on the dark web, possibly impacting hundreds of millions of customers. and this morning there's new insight on the group behind it. according to the new york times, the hacking group shiny hunters has claimed

responsibility for the attack, stealing user information of more than 500 million ticketmaster customers. now, initial reports indicate the group posted a listing for $500,000, including names, emails, phone numbers, addresses and credit card details. the company says a hacker put all that data up for sale on monday, and live nation told federal regulators it found this unauthorized activity in its systems just last week. it comes after california and dozens of other states recently sued the company, claiming it used its monopoly to hurt concert goers. happening tonight 25,000 people are expected to party at civic center plaza right here in san francisco. popular djs skrillex and fred again will put on an electric music rave, and that show is totally sold out. abc seven news reporter luz pena talked to business owners, hoping for a positive impact. reporter over 20,000 music fans are coming to downtown san francisco, and it all started

with this post on x. >> there were some hints about it. skrillex and fred again had announced on social media that they are. they've got some new music and they're anxious to preview this, and there were some hints that it might come a week later. >> those hints have now solidified with a sold out outdoor electronic music dance party set for saturday, june 1st at san francisco's civic center plaza. >> this is the line between my district and supervisor dean preston district. i know we both really are supporters of doing anything we can to activate the neighborhood restaurants. >> pasco is right across civic center plaza. they found out about the dance party at the same time everyone else did last minute. >> now staffing changes, hours change. big crowd. you know it makes for a good week. it gives everybody an opportunity here to make a little bit of extra money . >> according to the event organizers, another planet entertainment, the event is expected to inject tens of millions of dollars into san

francisco's local economy. a huge boost for downtown. >> i don't think that there's really that one silver bullet when it comes to, you know, revitalizing and reimagining downtown san francisco post-pandemic. but having that consistent drumbeat of exciting events and activations is definitely going to be a big factor. >> nightlife and entertainment were among the industries hardest hit during the pandemic, but the city believes they will be vital to san francisco's economic recovery. >> for example, our downtown energy grant program is a $500,000 grant program with grants of up to $50,000 for existing downtown nightlife, entertainment arts businesses to support new creative projects. >> even though san francisco is not the one behind this weekend's event, the city is putting money towards future events. >> san francisco is one of the world's great music cities, and events like this help remind everybody of that fact, and we want to keep reminding everyone of that fact in san francisco. >> luz pena, abc seven news. >> building a better bay area is

our mission here at abc seven. and this morning, we're highlighting a breakthrough in one county's efforts to tackle homelessness. a federal judge is allowing marin county to keep managing an encampment that stretched for a mile at one point. the encampment runs along binford road, parallel to highway 101 north of novato. marin county has a plan to eventually move all the people living there into housing. in the meantime, the county is removing any belongings spilling out from the rvs. this week, people living in the encampment asked a judge to stop that practice. the judge rejected their request. the encampment went from 115 residents last summer to 90 people. now there are plans to get them all housed within the next three years. now to a story you'll only see on seven calabanga in the south bay. will not be opening next week as expected. the popular san jose water park, once known as raging waters, is making a comeback, though. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez talked

to the ceo about what to expect just in time for summer. raging waters now called calabanga, is just weeks away from opening in june. >> it's going to be a big surfboard that says cowabunga! and, yeah, we're going crazy. >> steve dooner is the ceo of california dream and entertainment, which acquired the park for the past 90 days. crews have been repairing and revamping the 23 acre water park. >> this park was nice about it is it's big and the you're surrounded by all this nature. >> dunar has built a career creating theme parks for disney and universal studios, making improvements to this park hasn't been easy. >> you ever see the movie the money pit? this is it. >> the work behind the gates has included new food partnerships and installing three acres of turf. this is a high end, competitive, almost like a golf course grass. >> and underneath it we put a layer of what's called cooling sand. so every morning we spray the whole thing down. it retains the water. so when you walk on

it, it's not hot. >> california dreamin entertainment and the city of san jose, which owns the land, struck a deal earlier this year, with local hiring being key calabanga san jose. >> they're hoping to fill 400 positions, and to date, they still need 250 more. >> but yeah, we need we need people fast and furious council member domingo candelas said. >> the new operators are making a big investment. it's not little money, it's a it's a couple million dollars. he hopes with the new energy back to the park, it can bring new focus to the surrounding lake cunningham to be incorporating the marina and to see how we can potentially reimagine this park for, for decades to come, for the community to be able to enjoy, quite frankly, for dunar and his team, he said the home stretch is the fun part. >> my wife has been here with me a couple of times. she walks through and she's like, you're not going to get done. i said, just watch. the magic happens overnight. seeing the people smile, you know, have everybody come through the gate all excited. that's the best part of this business in san jose.

>> lauren martinez, abc seven news. all right. we want to get you back to the south bay, where san jose mayor matt mehan is getting ready to deliver his second state of the city address. you see, members of the city council walking in. now, this is a live look from happy hollow park and zoo, where the mayor will be speaking any minute now. we know the focus of this speech will be highlighting community heroes. according to mahan's office. and he also plans to lay out the city's vision for how to make san jose a safe, clean city for the people who live there. let's take a listen at the troc twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the members of the city council, neighborhood associations and faith based groups.

bring that back to you once we have the mayor speaking. for now, though, we want to take you to north beach, where you can celebrate italian culture this weekend. festa italia kicks off today and runs through tomorrow. it's the annual summer street festival of italian food, drink, music and culture and you'll be able to find it all on stockton. between union and filbert right. also happening just down the street at union and golf is the union street festival in cow hollow. there will be live music, food trucks and arts and crafts vendors. that's happening today and tomorrow from 11 a.m. to seven. but just thinking back to that north beach gathering, impressive pizza skills from that man who was twirling all those pizzas. lisa, i'm singing dean martin's that's amore in my head. still makes sense to me. >> yeah, for sure, but big cool down today. san francisco is

going to have some gusty winds, and it's not going to feel as warm all around the bay area already over ten degrees cooler out by the delta and we're looking at those winds up to 30 miles an hour as they're transported through the bay. and a pretty active pattern in the pacific northwest that could bring us a sprinkle or two into monday. here's a look at our visible picture. the depth of the marine layer has gone from a couple hundred feet to over 1000ft, but it does get pushed back to the shoreline and we will have sunshine. fine. but those gusty winds throughout the day. here's a look at a pretty view from our roof camera. a little breezy already where temperatures are in the mid 50s san francisco air quality will improve with all of that onshore flow increasing today 56 in oakland it is 60. in hayward, 62 san jose. and as we look at the airport, you notice the haze there. 59 santa rosa. it is 57 in petaluma and 64 by the delta. so the air quality has been moderate with that dome of high

pressure overhead, we'll get better air quality in the next several days, and then a stronger area of high pressure in the forecast for tuesday. there's a look at the winds. they've been picking up from the city through oakland to concord. and they'll continue to do that. our forecast highlights. then we have areas of fog and haze this morning. breezy to gusty winds. certainly a cooler day out there over ten degrees cooler in some spots. and then the middle of next week, primarily tuesday and wednesday. we're talking the hottest temperatures we have seen all season long. look how the winds build throughout the day. the colors indicate the 30s and 40 mile an hour wind gusts from that fuchsia to red. but even across the bay, it is quite breezy today. and a look at the fog. you know it gets swept away for the most part. but then as we get into the later hours of today and tomorrow comes back, along with some high clouds and middle clouds for your sunday mid level clouds, i should say. and that's going to carry over into monday. there's a look at the rain staying to the north primarily through monday, but

can't rule out that mist and drizzle along the coast maybe a little bit across the bay there, but overall it's the cooldown in the winds. you'll notice today and tomorrow. and then look what happens on tuesday. we're well into the 90s, 100 degrees inland, so we do have an excessive heat watch for the delta, carquinez strait, lake county where we could see temperatures as much as 103 degrees for tuesday and wednesday. so wednesday will be the hottest. and then the cool down arrives on thursday. so just a couple day event, but plan ahead if you have anything going on next week, it is going to be a significantly warmer out there. 65 in the city with those gusty winds, 70 in oakland, some clouds along the san mateo coast still, those downsloping winds bringing 80 up to santa rosa, 80 in concord and the accuweather seven day forecast after the game. hey, if you're going to the game here, it's breezy and cool with about 60 through the upper 50s. so we'll skip along to that. and stephanie, back to you. >> all right lisa, thank you. well we're going to

our crewed mission. after years of delays. now you're looking at a live picture of it. right now, the capsule sits at the top of a huge atlas five rocket that will propel it into space. it is the second attempt to get to the international space station. the last launch was scrubbed because of a fluttering oxygen valve, and now it is all set to go. even though there's a small helium leak. mission managers say it's safe, and today's crew commander, butch wilmore and pilot sunny williams say they are ready to go. >> we're absolutely confident in all aspects. we don't expect things to go wrong, but we know

that we are going to be fine because we have this backup capability. >> and i want to point out that sunny was a former navy helicopter test pilot with experience flying more than 30 different aircraft. now, astronaut mike fincke will pilot the next starliner mission if this test flight is a success, the launch is a critical part of nasa's commercial crew program. boeing is hoping the starliner can be an alternative to the space crew dragon, which carries astronauts back and forth to the international space station. if today's mission goes well, the starliner will be certified as a part of that program. president biden making his strongest remarks yet on the war in gaza. this tee step plan to end the

to file an appeal of his conviction. how the guilty verdict might be working in his favor. good morning everybody. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather. and lisa is here with this cool down and quite a shift over the last 24 hours. >> that's right. we had a lot of 80s, even some low to mid 90s the past several days. and as we look live from our okay camera, you'll notice that the clouds over at the airport in oakland are stacked up with some hazy sunshine. 54 in san francisco, 60 in hayward with 61. in redwood city, looking down the road there, sfo it is gray. upper 50s santa rosa with low 60s and breezy conditions across the bay, so anywhere from about 4 to 13 degrees cooler for this saturday. those winds out of the northwest. they're getting stronger throughout the day. they'll clean out the atmosphere, but bring a much cooler weather forecast for today, tomorrow and even into monday. so there's the fog along

the coast. only upper 50s with upper 70s to low 80s today and our warmest inland valleys. so that's a cool down of over ten degrees, more like 15. and then the fog comes back into play tonight. more clouds for your sunday, but sizzling summer weather on the way for a few days next week. stephanie. >> all right lisa, thank you. well, we're going to take you live now to the boeing starliner launch, which is expected to take off any minute now in cape canaveral, florida. you're taking a live look at the launch pad now where we have been showing you this picture all morning and anticipation for this

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the last few minutes, we've learned boeing's first starliner flight with astronauts on board was called off in the moments leading up to the scheduled takeoff. the cause of this launch delay was not immediately announced. this is the second attempt to get to the international space station. we do know the last launch was scrubbed because of a fluttering oxygen valve. now to helping to build a better bay area. new federal funding will be used to help streamline public transportation in contra costa county. transit officials say it could boost ridership and have a huge impact on the county's fastest growing population. aging seniors. the goal is to

help people plan their routes better, even if they use multiple transit methods, including paratransit. >> but i had to take three different transit systems to get there, and as a consequence, going was slow enough. but coming back, it took me four hours from the contra costa transit authority, says the new one call, one click system will streamline this process. >> this impacts riders using any of the county's 12 transportation systems and they hope to have it up and running starting next year. for more than 20 years, her work has changed lives around the world. now, a woman from the north bay is a nominee for the nobel peace prize, the international eurasia press fund announced heidi kuhn's nomination. the san rafael resident is being recognized for roots of peace, a group that's helped remove landmines and replace them with

orchards around the world. kuhn is thanking her family and friends here in the bay area for supporting her life's work. >> all of my friends in marin county, the greater san francisco bay area and around the world made this happen. >> kuhn's group planted more than 7 million trees on reclaimed mine fields, helping war torn countries create jobs and food sources, and her work has made a significant difference for people from guatemala, south africa, ukraine and afghanistan. and the peace prize winner is announced in october to a live look outside. now let's check in with lisa on this. cool down. >> hi stephanie. good morning to you. this shot earlier from our east bay hills camera or this is walnut creek, showed the fog. we have a breezy and cooler start all across the bay area today. that fog will be back into play tonight. into your sunday. we'll have extra cloud cover and then we'll do another one. 8-80 details with my accuweather

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943. >> after a bumpy start to nba's charter flights program, the league's commissioner says most of the kinks are working out. the wnba rolled out charter trips at the start of the season, and it's a big step up from the long flights and cramped seats. players dealt with before, only two teams had access to the flights to start, including caitlin clark's indiana fever. the league's commissioner says everything will be smoother after the olympic break. the san francisco giants wrapped up african american heritage night. before the first pitch, we heard from a special panel former giant randy winn, journalist bob kendrick and former secretary of state condoleezza rice took part. the giants also gave out a willie mays bobblehead to fans. it

features the legend in his birmingham black barons uniform, and this is all ahead of a tribute to the leagues in alabama, where the giants will be playing the cardinals. all right, the giants are hoping for a better turnout today against the yankees after a tough loss to aaron judge last night. here's abc seven sports director larry beil. >> good morning everybody. the giants really, really, really wanted to sign aaron judge a few years ago. for a few minutes, we thought it was actually happening instead. judge resigned with the yankees and they paid the giants a visit last night. so no judge for the g-men. but hey, they did have steph curry at the ballpark having fun with his kids and lucille. as for judge, the central valley product lightly booed when he came to the plate, singled his first time up. as for his second at bat, look out jordan hicks wishes he had that one back. a three run blast. judge's 19th of the season. yankees up three one. the coolest giants moment and there weren't many uh- came in the third. 28 year old career minor

leaguer trenton brooks, with his first ever major league hit. the family in the stands going nuts. he started over 600 games in the minors. he will never forget that moment. save that baseball judge up again in the sixth high deep and a low high to the veggie garden. his second of the night. 20th of the year, 14th in the month of may. just crushing everything, including the giants who lose six two a's in atlanta. oh, another famous larry. you know him by his nickname, chipper. chipper jones, former a matt olson drove in the first run of the game for the braves. jared kelenic barely misses a homer. instead, a two run double puts atlanta up three zero. jp sears gave up four runs in seven innings. a's try to rally in the ninth. look at orlando arcia pickett gets aledmys diaz at first. a's lose four two. they've dropped four out of five. women's college world series oklahoma city the scene stanford must win elimination game against oklahoma state. ava gall had stanford's only hit thursday in game one. solo blast in the second gives the cardinal

one nothing lead. yeah, she's pumped. nigel kennedy complete game seven ks stanford's first run rule win in their college world series history. and they stay alive. eight nothing the yankees we know they're in san francisco yankee stadium still being used. the san jose earthquakes. they're playing new york city fc down one nil 57th minute amal pellegrino ties it up. but then the wheels just completely fall off. alonso martinez scored three goals in the final ten minutes plus stoppage time. the hat trick there carries new york to a51 win to the ice we go west finals game five. series tied at two former sharks head coach peter deboer not thrilled with his team's lifeless play or then being asked about it after the game. ryan nugent-hopkins two power play goals for edmonton. the watch party up in canada, it was poppin. one. they can get to their first stanley cup final in 18 years on sunday. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry beil. all

right. >> the giants take on the yankees again tonight. first pitch is at 705. how's it looking. >> oh it's looking breezy and cool stephanie winds over 20 miles an hour. and the reason why this system in the pacific northwest packing a punch. and we're going to feel some of the effects of this from a much cooler air mass to maybe a few raindrops. and of course, those gusty winds. here's a visible picture of how the marine layer has continued to build over the past several hours. from a couple hundred feet to a couple thousand feet, and it will also grow. tonight. there's a look from vollmer peak, so a pretty good view. and we've got sunshine, we've got some haze and we've got cooler numbers. numbers this morning from 54, half moon bay, san francisco, 56 in oakland with low 60s san jose, redwood city. it was 89, in redwood city yesterday. but then all the wind came in the afternoon, making it feel warm and windy. right? 59 in santa rosa, petaluma and napa, it was clear for the bulk of the evening here, but things are

changing quickly this morning. low to mid 60s inland and that breeze kicking up from the city over to oakland to concord. and the winds will continue to build throughout the afternoon. so areas of fog and haze, better air quality today as that onshore flow gets going, bringing the breezy to gusty winds. it's a cooler day today, a cooler weekend, even monday is going to be cloudy and cooler until we get to the middle of the week. then things change again. for much warmer weather, look at how that wind takes us into the 25 to 30 mile an hour category. even 40 miles an hour point race. so that's today. and as the fog gets swept away throughout much of the day, it comes back to the san mateo coast overnight and then more high and mid level clouds move on in, along with more fog into your sunday. your sunday afternoon looking about the same. and then as we get into monday, we're still going to be looking at the potential of more cloud cover. here's a look at maybe a few areas that could see

some precip as we get into monday night. so the bulk of the activities to the north but extreme northern california certainly could see some rain. they're kind of unusual for june, but it does happen. here's a look at napa. we should see temperatures well into the about 70 degree range. but as we go through the next several days, we're going to drop off a bit and then upper 90s to near 100, not only for the north bay, but near our east bay valleys. we could see over 100 degrees. so upper 70s today, a good ten degrees cooler in the south bay near 70 in palo alto. look at the 50s along the coast with the windy conditions. 60s but sunshine in the city up t north. we've got a mixture of 70s 80s, some breezy winds at times, and as we get over to the east bay, low 70s for you in san leandro, it's cooler, it's windier and then in our inland valleys you'll feel the breeze and temperatures a good 10 to 12 degrees cooler there with concord at about 80 degrees today. yesterday it was in the

mid 90s in livermore. the accuweather seven day forecast. we are holding this pattern steady for tomorrow and then as we get into monday, some cloud cover there, maybe a few sprinkles and then tuesday and wednesday we've got an excessive heat watch already for the delta, the carquinez strait, lake county. it could be issued for the bay area as soon as maybe tomorrow, but you should know that the heat is coming for next week. >> yeah, triple digits on wednesday. tuesday possibly. yeah. tuesday too. okay. it's good to have those, you know, portable fans that you can keep on your, keychain. >> totally. it's a little early, but, you know. yeah, it'll be with us for at least 48 hours. yeah >> good reminder. thank you. lisa. well, this morning we are taking a new look into a galaxy far, far away in the star wars original series, the acolyte, abc news entertainment reporter george pennacchio hears from stars and the creator. >> someone is killing jedi. it doesn't make sense. >> star wars the acolyte is a high octane investigation into a

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thought, what an intriguing premise. i wonder what happened. i wonder how the cracks in the system led to where they were at the beginning of that film. >> when it comes to the mystery here, even the show's title is a clue. >> it's a position. it's it's a description of a person. so i hope that as people are watching it, they're kind of questioning as as the, as the narrative goes forward. well, who is the acolyte out of all these people that were watching destiny is not decided for you by an anonymous force. >> if you want to pull the thread, i'll change everything, she c >> get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪

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as abc seven news anchor reggie aqui found out she lives right here in the bay area. >> we're super excited about your tour that you're coming back to the bay area for the triple moon tour. i need to know, were you low key living in bay area or bay area adjacent circa 2019 2020? >> uh- yeah, and i'm still here. wait a second. i love you are. yes, i love the bay area. ever since, you know, probably ever since i was 21, i remember having said to myself that i needed to live here, so took a break from hollywood, came up and had my third child up here. and i'm just in love with the bay area. >> well, you can watch the full interview with alanis morissette over on our website, abc seven news.com. over in the north bay, sonoma county's annual pride parade will get underway in just a couple of hours. here's a look at last year's big street party. today's parade will kick off at 11 a.m. on fourth street in the heart of downtown santa rosa.

organizers say it's a vibrant and joyous gathering that brings together people from all walks of life to celebrate love, unity and equality. there is also a festival that will go on until 5 p.m. everyone is invited. well, here's some cuteness to wake you up this morning. today is the first ever california adopt a pet day with free animal adoptions at more than 150 animal rescues, friends of the alameda animal shelter are among those participating. and we spoke to the director there and she says they are ready to welcome people at the door and match them with pets. they have everything from couch potatoes to adventure buddies, and the goal is to make adoption accessible to all by removing all those fees. so, lisa, i think this means it's time i know what it means. yeah, i've been pushing her for a new puppy. >> adorable. oh my god, how can you resist all right. today a cool down, windy conditions at the coast upper 50s to mid 60s

from half moon bay to san francisco. so about 80 inland. the accuweather seven day forecast. this trend continues through monday. then the heat is on tuesday and wednesday. everybody warms up, even the coast. we'll see 70s in the city, 80s in oakland, near 100 inland. yeah very very hot. >> all right. thanks, lisa. and thank you all for joining us on abc seven mornings. abc seven news continues at five. have a great day >> this is abc 724 seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. >> yeah. you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. >> we are, we are, we are, we are, we are, we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you.

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