and right now in the afc. edition, we're following breaking news. a tragic day for the oakland fire dept. mourning the loss of 1 of their own. a 3rd generation. firefighter. who drowned at a san diego beach. good afternoon. i'm ryan yamamoto in the last hour. oakland fire chief speaking out about the 25 year old firefighter. the ground overnight at the beach caden laughin graduated from the fire academy 5 years ago was

stationed in west oakland. fire chief damon covington's says it was in san diego for the firefighters. summer olympics and while at the beach you got caught up in the ocean and apparently drowned. early. this morning. he's a rising star in our department. he was very anxious to learn about every aspect of the fire department. came up in a fire family. he was 3rd generation firefighter. so he understood what the fire department and fire services is all about. and he was in with completely in on being the best firefighters could be. >ryan>the chief mentioned kate in comes from a family of firefighters. his father a decorated assistant fire chief, also died 4 years ago. in the line of duty. after suffering a heart attack. it was only 42. years old. cadence brother is in the fire academy and his mother provides pier. support for the department. the chief says he will travel to san diego today to help bring kate

and home. these are live pictures from station 3 were cadence served just a short time ago. a flag. was hung and in his honor. how had he been working, caden would have been responding to this warehouse fire on 24. street in west oakland. in fact, the chief says some of his peers learned of his death at the scene. a fire broke out just after 10 last night. you can see at it was completely engulfed in flames. 75. firefighters responded, and worked overnight at 6:00. this morning that building was still smoldering. warehouse, which housed a roofing company is a total loss. causes. is still under investigation, but firefighters say it started outside the building. well, the supreme court just hours ago, handing down a major abortion decision to procedural ruling means the state of idaho can allow abortions in medical emergencies, at least for now. the case focused on a clash between idaho's near total ban and federal law, which requires hospitals that accept medicare to provide stabilizing

treatment, including abortion care to a mother. whose health is in serious risk. during those arguments. in april, justices pressed the state on medical emergencies like sepsis and hemorrhaging. >within these rare cases, there's a significant number where the woman is her life is not in peril, but she's going to lose her reproductive organs. she's going to lose the ability to have children in the future. unless and abortion takes place. >ryan>ruling is expected to have implications for more than a dozen states that have adopted near total bans on abortion. >so i'm doctors will see this as a of relief. it also is a very strong signal. to lawmakers and also those who are not lawmakers but are working in administrative government that they should stand down. >ryan>but the court did not address the underlying question of whether the federal law trumps idaho's law in certain circumstance. and the case is likely to return to the high court. down the road. and another closely watched cases.

supreme court rejected. a 10 billion 0 settlement. in hospitals and individual victims of the opioid crisis. this case involved the sackler family and purdue pharma. the maker of oxycontin. justices rejected the bankruptcy. settlement because it would have shield the sackler from further liability. that decision could have an impact on other mass lawsuits, including 1 involving the catholic archdiocese. in the boy scouts of america. just a matter of hours, president joe biden, former president trump will meet on a stage in the land over the very 1st. presidential debate of 2020. jared hill is in atlanta with a preview of tonight, including a set of debate rules. both candidates have agreed to >yes. he didn't take them president snow, honest, it's a very unforgettable chaos of the 2020. presidential debates. >radical left, would you shut up? with moderators hope to avoid tonight when president biden and former president trump head to head for the 1st time in 4 years each

candidate's microphone. will be muted when it's not his turn to speak. and there will be no studio. audiee. >audienceaudience atome is going to be better abl to make its own judgments. kathleen hall jamieson, headofhe annenberg public policy center at the university of pennsylvania. she says research shows audience reactions. can influence how at home viewers feel about a debate polls. show that most voters are pretty locked in on whether they would support former president trump or president biden. analysts say there's still something to learn from this debate. cbs news poll finds some voters will watch to see whether their 2 oldest presumptive white house nominees in history. have the mental and cognitive health to serve 1 in 5 plan to watch because their undecided. >how are they going to help the country and help the people? most democratic voters want biden to strike a forceful tone? while most republican voters want trump to be polite. >ryan>cbs news will have complete coverage of tonight's debate, starting at at 530.

pacific time that debate begins. at 6 and is scheduled to last about 90 minutes. francisco is gearing up for a big weekend of pride. festivities. at this hour. police are giving an update on plans to keep people safe. tens of thousands of people will fill the city from all across the bay area and the country to join in on that. celebration. are jose martinez got a chance to talk with people who will be the face. of this year's parade. this year. san francisco's pride, grand marshals are leading the charge and celebrating diversity and inclusion. >people that look like me who identify like me are very rarely given the opportunity to business. celebrated. especially in the education. field. so i feel really honored and really privileged to be standing here. talking to you.

pleasure is 1 of those. she's a proud trans women. in the renewing drag artist who also served as a teacher at children's after school arts program. using her platform to advocate for representation through activities like dragged story our >program is so special, not just because it gives space to kids. regardless of how they identify and tir familieh but it also gives teachers. that safe space to be themselves sharing the honor of being a grand marshal is rebecca rove. the director of the sf lgbt. center. she's been marching since 2003. and believes that while pride is celebrated all year long this year holds a special significance. >there's over 500. pieces of legislation. targeting the queer community being introduced across the country this year. so you know, there's there's a lot of work to do, but we also need to come together to celebrate. 1 of the faces behind the celebration. is robin adams. your go to social media person

for all things pride. related. >and we just got so much great entertainment on the main stage this year. we're very excited about billy porter. um who's coming and this is being very generous with us. we're so grateful. yeah. adored. delano. is going to be there. and you know and rc dollinger will be hosting. the mainstay. stage. which were so proud of because darcey has done so much for san francisco. now, keep in mind that the area around civic center will be a party. area with different stages playing all kinds of music. we can filled with joy unity and celebration awaits. and persia is ready. >this is a great backdrop. and ultimately they tell me this weekend is all about sending a clear message that san francisco will keep defending. and protecting. the rights of the lgbt. community. >ryan>and still ahead here at noon, streaming on cbs news bay area we're going to introduce you to a bridge builder. giving girls a safe space to compete. in the league of their own. on

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>ryan>with the growing popularity of women's sports can be measured and major events. locally. and nationally. even the new wnba franchise right here in the bay area to the viewership of the tournament, this past spring. shawn chitnis introduces us to a young woman giving young female athletes a platform by creating a sports league for them. on the peninsula. ariel castillo knew something. was missing soon. after she joined the boys and girls club of the peninsula. >could see that girls needed a safe space to play meaning like they needed a little bit of structure and they needed to have a female presence around. to feel comfortable in the gym, ariel has loved basketball, all her life and wanted to make sure more girls could enjoy the sport. and all the benefits that come with it. >we're open to everybody. where a safe space a critical factor in the league is making sure it's accessible to as many families who want to have their girls joint to free league also gives students of all backgrounds the

chance to play against others. they may not otherwise come across during the school >year are background doesn't matter. we're all here to play basketball. um, it doesn't matter how much money my parents make. it doesn't matter that maybe i'm a newcomer. to the united states. aerials love of basketball comes from her father. who has been a coach for decades. >i think that there's just so many intangibles that you learn from sports. so she knows the importance of the sport and love seeing girls getting better at the game. but also taking home life lessons they can practice off the court. >how to battle back from adversity like your team is not always going to win. and how your coaches lead you through that process and how your team mates have your back. 3 years in the league is expanding with the boys and girls club of the peninsula. as they reach farther north to more schools and students. this year. >we're here for the same purpose. we're here to get better and we're here to compete. >ryan>and let's take a live look outside from from black mountain. you can see it's going to be a hot 1. but at

least not today, definitely next week. let's check in with meteorologist jessica burch. we have beautiful weather throughout the santa clara valley as we head into this afternoon daytime highs today are sitting in the 70s and the 80s, anywhere from san jose over in a loss. cotto's with 80s off into the east bay throughout this afternoon now we have a big change in the forecast within the next 7 days areas like antioch all the way down into livermore. we're going to see triple digits heading into early next week we'll have more on that coming up in just a bit. let's dive back into today, though, because it's beautiful. this afternoon. with some breezy conditions near san francisco and oakland daytime highs today they're sitting in the 60s. seventies. with 70s and 80s all the way north across the golden gate bridge up into marin since sonoma and napa as well. as we take a look at those wind speeds will notice it mostly along our coastline, getting pretty breezy with about 30 to 35 mile per hour wind gust in areas like bodega bay down into san francisco. close to around dinner time we continue to watch those windy conditions last into the afternoon hours, especially in our inland areas. but our temperature outlook

issued by the climate prediction center is showing well above normal temperatures for the next 6 to 10 days, which leads us up into 4th of july, right around the corner, so let's take a look at the next 7 days, starting off with our inland areas where daytime highs will hit the triple digits. as early as next monday notice all the sunshine too. today and tomorrow we're still holding on tight to the 80s, so enjoy this weather while we have it. we have 90s, both saturday. and sunday. you'll notice a shift in the weather pattern. it'll be a lot drier a lot sunnier, to and of course we hold on. to those those triple digits heading into next monday. tuesday and wednesday with 4th of july right around the corner for us, so let's head over to the bay where it's just a little bit cooler. and we turn the temperatures down just a notch. suddenly we're talking about 70s in the forecast for us along the bay shore line. still with those cool and cloudy conditions especially in the morning hours. lifting into the afternoon with sunny skies once we had in a monday and tuesday of next week, though, we're getting rid of that marine layer. we're going to see plenty of sunshine gearing up for 4th of july. with hot temperatures right around the corner, too.

>ryan>and still ahead on the afternoon. edition. it's a medical condition that can make even the most simple activities like going to a high school dance virtually in made the activists and filmmaker shining a light on epilepsy. one of my spring cleaning goals. is to actually keep my car clean. i know it can be a challenge, especially with for babies like my dog, jack and those annoying crumbs that get stuck in between the seats well, let me introduce you to the hyper sweep. this lightweight and portable handheld back. actually has twice the amount of pickup power of the leading competition. i love how lightweight it is, and i can actually clean my entire car. and just 1 charge. it does come with that plug in rechargeable battery in this doc that holds both brush extensions as well. i've got the extendable brush. that's great for like i said, those hard to reach areas like in between the car seats. and the soft brush. this flat brush is great for those sensitive

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>ryan>well, more than 3. million people in the us live with epilepsy. that's according to the center. for disease. control, but many who live with the neurological disorders. say they often feel invisible. and as sharon chin shows us this week jefferson award winners making sure support ha hard to make them seen and heard.

as a teenager miles levin. would volunteer at a summer camp for young people with epilepsy. >start carter. around. yeah. yeah. understood. what it was like to walk in their shoes. experience. 2 seizures at their age empathized with their suffering. yeah. yeah. to fight the stigma. santa rosa native drought in directed under the lights and 2019. a short film that sheds light on the neurological condition. set mostly in a restroom. the stories about a teenager who goes to prom knowing full well that the lights will trigger a seizure. >it's something that most kids can very conveniently take for granted and but for those who miss out who feel left behind. it is. this particular particularly traumatizing. we built our set

after the 9 minute short won awards at film festivals. across the country miles crowdfunded more than 214. toward the production of a full length movie. now and editing miles hopes the movie will create more understanding. about a community with which feels forgotten. >i want the audience to feel those universal feelings. and to say wow. that must be hard. that's not my experience, but i've been there. i felt left out. i felt misunderstood. don't call my mom. the film explores a range of emotions from parents. fear of watching for the next seizure. to the young person living with epilepsy. who wants to live a full life. miles, says people he's heard from feel scene. >there's tremendous power. in seeing someone like you on screen. legitimizes you. it makes you just like everyone else. in fact, miles says he's overwhelmed with the response and art. he's gotten from fans all over the world.

>wild. it's like it. crazy. and the power. of this has led to so many other people feeling comfortable sharing their stories. i know i'll never be a normal kid. or so. shining a light on epilepsy. through his film under the lights this week's jefferson jefferson award in the bay area goes to miles levin. >ryan>and you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com. slash hero. still ahead on the afternoon edition pandas from china headed to 1 southern california city. we're hearing some from some excited visitors at the zoo. i'm not gonna do anything flashy to announce... ...my munchies under $4— the items you crave like tiny tacos or french toast sticks for less than four bucks! but i will do something explosive. [fireworks and car alarms] at jack, every bite's a big deal! welcome to jack in the box!

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