dancing, or just plain watching. it is the 41st annual gay pride parade. >> today we love new york because of the events of this weekend, and we also love san francisco, but we want to love san francisco more so come on people of california, the time is now. do it, already. >> it may look like a wild party but comes with a serious theme. this year's message no bullying, and many people here wish they heard that message years earlier. >> it's a great theme. it's very important because there is so much helplessness and greater risk for teens and young adults who are coming up, lesbian gays or transgender. >> while san francisco politicians were out in force, the grabbed marshal, chaz bone -- bo ono won over the

crowd. >> people should just be open to new ideas, not just judge people by the way they lookishing as number goes, this crowd hopes so goes california, for this generation the next. >> it's about time. it's time to end discrimination, to matter where i -- it may be. >> financial problems threatened to shut this event down here, and san francisco police say the gay pride was a success. chance -- >> alan: one of the largest gay pride parades turned into a victory celebration in new york city, revelers ---s rejoice ted state's new lou alawing same-sex marriage. cheering supporters greet governor andrew cuomo as he led the parade, two days after

signing the bill that extends full marriage rights to gay couples. the ashe -- -- archbishop is not happy with the new law. >> i have to say i'm just sad because i think it's not good for the common good and that's what we have been arguing for so long. >> alan: in addition to marriage rights, the law gives same-sex couples employer health benefits, inheritance, and a host of state tax benefits. a second patient has died after a car crashed interest a san jose nursing home. a 100-year-old woman died from her injuries today. the crash also killed an 88-year-old woman. both women were residents at the home. five other patients were hurt. police believe a 90-year-old driver hit the accelerator instead of the brake before crashing into the nursing home.

a nevada trucking company is under scrutiny tonight for friday night's fiery crash with an amtrak train. six people are dead and 28 unaccounted for. lillian kim joins us from the newsroom with more. >> reporter: the name of the trucking company is john davis trucking of battle mountain, nevada. it has been cited repeatedly for crashes crashes and unsafe driving. a driver of a tractor-trailer smashed through crossing gates and into two double decker amtrak cars, killing the driver and five people onboard. investigators will be looking at a number of possibilities that may have played a role, including fatigue, driver in attention. the company has been cited for having tires so bald it had to be taken off the road.

at least 20 people were injured, including the assistant conductor, who had to have surgery. >> i just know his right arm was really bad and he almost lost a finger, and they had to put it back on and his right arm was messed up. you don't go through an impact like that without your whole body feeling it. >> the train conductor was among the people who died. she is from concord and began with the railroad 23 years ago in martinez. on tuesday, investigators will be visiting the trucking company to look through their records and the records of the driver in the newsroom, abc-7 news. >> alan: a seven-year-old san francisco boy suffered some serious injuries while tubing on lake sonoma. this happened yesterday while his inner tube was being towed by a boat. the sheriff's department says the tow rope got tangled and the boy was pulled into the

propeller. he suffered severe cuts to both legs and was pleading bad -- bleeding badly. it's unknown exactly what condition that boy is in. two teenagers are facing charges tonight in connection with a gun battle on market street that injured five people. investigators say four of the victim were innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire. all are expected to survive. the shooting happened just after 6:00 can he yesterday evening at market and jones street. police say the shooting is gang-related and had no connection to the pride celebrations nearby. police arrested 18-year-old and 16-year-old suspects on suspicion of several felonies, including assault with a deadly weapon. the mother of a young map arrested for refusing to pull up his panses onboard a u.s. airways flight spoke at jones methodist church. she talk about the incident when her son was arrested after he

did not immediately pull up his plants. the naacp called u.s. airways' actions racist and is asking the airline to apologize. doyle also criticized the sheriff's deputies who got physical with her son while escorting him off the plane. >> look at oscar grant. where they tased and shot that boy, whatever they did. i have my son. i'm here to talks' spoke speak for him so i geoff -- give praise to god. >> us airways released a statement: one of san francisco's moving landmarks will be back on the road tomorrow. a ribbon cutting is set for tomorrow morning to mark the completion of the california cable carline improvement project. the line that runs on california street has been out of service since january for repairses and system upgrades and paved 14

blocks of california boulevard. >> a federal investigation into home depot whether the company provided illegal products to its government customer. then this. >> are you a flake? >> fox news host asks an unusually bold question of congresswoman michelle bachman, and an aircraft powered by the sun takes flight at the paris air show. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. temperatures today much warmer. 90 was the nye antioch. here's a live look from our high definition peak cam looking towards the west. you seek the low clouds there. another nice day tomorrow. and then you know

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>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: the u.s. department of justice is investigating retail chain home depot for possible violations of the buy mesh -- buy american act. a san francisco attorney filed a lawsuit saying the company provides chinese-made products in violation of the act. the law is aimed at protecting u.s. jobs and requires all material used in construction of public projects originate in the united states or designated countries. home depot is accused of providing chinese-made mukilteos to government customers.

a company spokesman says home depot would never knowingly provide unapproved goods. >> michelle bachmann is going to announce her kansas -- coined si tomorrow. bachmann and mitt romney are stack which statistic which i td among voters. host chris wallace asked her a surprisingly blunt question. >> are you a flake? >> well, i think that would be insulting to say something lick that, because i'm a serious person. >> you do understand when i say that, that's what the rap on you is. >> alan: wallace later apologized in a fox news web video. a group of well-known hackers say they're disbanding. lulzsec carried out cyberattacks on fbi and cia sites and released private data of law enforcement officers in as. the attacks led to an fbi

investigate while rival hackers posted the names and chat logs of some lulzsec members. one member said the group is dissolving not bus they're afraid of law enforcement but instead because they're just getting bored. a prototype aircraft powered solely by the sun successfully meat its first flight. the impulse flew for 20 minutes at the 2011 paris air show. it has solar cells on its wings that generates the same horse power that small scooter uses. it spent 11 hours circling over the airport, waiting for wind conditions to settle down so it could safely land. >> when we come back, the worst may be over. the people of minot north dakota, but doesn't mean their problems are over. and leigh glaser coming up to talk about a chance of rain in the forecast.

we'll be back. >> mike: the thunder you heard in the north bay was not a storm. it was nascar rolling through at infineon raceway for the save mart 350.

>> alan: the siruscrested below projected levels and is retreating slow limp it's a relief for the residents of the city of minot where businesses flooded on friday. but authorities are warning it will be days before the water falls low enough for people to return to their homes. minot is under an order to boil their water because it may be contaminated. we're talking about a chance of rain yesterday. chance increase organize decreasing? >> leigh: looking better, especially north of the golden gate bridge. a great day today. this is live shot here from the high definition mount tamalpais cam. mill valley, and you can clearly see the city in the background. a few wispy clouds here and there, but turned out to be a nice day, and temperatures warmed up nicely as well. 87 right now in antioch. fairfield, 83.

66 in oakland. san francisco 60. 58 in half moon bay. the north bay, santa rosa, 75. numbers definitely came up, and livermore, up nine degrees. so was concord today. up four in antioch. up seven today in fairfield, as well as napa. here's a look at some of the highlights for the next couple of days. clear overnight, a little patchy coastal cloudiness overnight. sunny and mild once again for your monday. and then thickening clouds monday night, leading to a pretty good chance of seeing showers, especially in the north bay, as we head interest -- head into tuesday afternoon, possibly wednesday morning. we started this morning if high pressure building in, thinning out the low clouds and fog the coast so they saw some sunshine today. the lows tonight, a little fog redeveloping, move a little in

towards the bay, but generally in the 50s, overnight low, 58 degrees. today it was high pressure building in. it will be with us for one more day. so, count on some sunshine, mild temperatures. late in the day tomorrow, we'll see increasing high clouds in advance of this cold front. very strong for this time of year. you might recall, we started the month of june with showers in the forecast, and looks like we're going to end the month with showers as welch let's look at the timing on this. advance this to 11:00 tomorrow, and you can see mostly sunny conditions. tomorrow night, this is 11:00, the clouds thickening up, maybe a little moisture gathering near the coast, but check it out. 9:00 a.m. tuesday morning, that, my friends, is a pretty strong cold front, and the rain will start to move in, the north bay first, and then by 5:00 tuesday evening commute time, we may see some wet pavement across the bay

area. once the front moves through-it will fizzle out so north baywill will see more rainfall than the south bay. tomorrow, enjoy it. 78 for san jose. at the coast, temperatures in the low 60s there. mid-to-upper 70s for the peninsula. plat plat, 72. 77 for petaluma. on the east bay, 70 for oakland. fremont, 74. mild inland. antioch, 84. 82, concord. 69 degrees tomorrow with snipe for watsonville. the accuweather seven day forecast, a shower chance tuesday and wednesday. cooler temperatures as well. then we're going to call at it miniheat wave next weekend. by sunday, temperatures near 100 degrees, just in time for the long july 4th holiday weekend. >> alan: strange. >> leigh: yeah, well, what are you going to do? enjoy it. >> alan: but it was a great day for a race at infineon.

>> mike: had to be hot on that asphalt. the thundering herd at infineon. one of only two road courses these guys run all year, as opposed to ovals, which means you have to turn right. 219 miles. dale earnhardt driving like his car is on fire, because it is. he would finish 41st. stewart bumps vickers. these two have a history. with 23 laps to go, vickers, gets his revenge, bumps stewart. stewart ins up in the wall. on the restart after the caution, kurt busch takes the lead and would cruise from there, takes the checkered flag. his first win of the year. jeff gordon first, carl -- jeff gordon second, carl edwards third. >> it's a special checkmarks to win here and accomplish.

>> mike: now, with "cars 2" in theaters, we thought we would have a little fun, asking fans their favorite characters and catch phrases. >> welcome to nascar. >> "cars 2". i love nascar. like here. and then i also love spy movies, so wanted could combine the international racing and spies and take them around the world. >> if you were to describe yourself as a racecar, tow truck, what. >> astin martin, luxury and speed. >> i racecar because i like to drive fast. >> spy car because i'm sneaky and would make that mission possible. >> i believe would have to be a tow truck, mr. mater. >> fly, and cars usually don't fly. >> make a good tow truck because i'm strong and sturdy. >> if i had a catch phrase?

lightning mcqueen has ka which california-chow. >> i not a need for speed. >> look out, i'm coming through. >> catch phrase? ta-da. that means watch out. >> ta-da. >> a catch phrase? i would say, let's do it. and i get after it. that's my last phrase i say before we take the green flag. >> woo-hoo. >> mike: intern justin. a's look took two out of three with the pills -- phillies, and when you get eight hits off their ace, you think victory. no not so fast. jimmy rollins, who was 4-4, scores. 2-0, ryan sweeney with the bloop to center. now 2-1. that was doc holliday gave up.

in the nine inch, gets sweenie to ground into the game-ending double-play. fifth complete game of the year for holliday. >> final round of the travelers championship. frederick jacobsen with the lead and his putter did not sputter. now, ryan moore entered 18 tied with jacob send. had this short putt to stay there we've all done that. finishes at 19-under. following group, jasonson caps in for par, first pga tour victory. >> final round of the lpga championship in pittsburghyani sting ran away with this. on 18, she taps in for the victory at 19 under. wins by ten strokes. the 22-year-old becomes the youngest male or female golfer

to capture four major championships. >> giants and indians at 11:00. giants up 3-0. what are the chances job lassiter is at the track when we're doing a piece on "cars". >> alan: coming up, pixar, as we mentioned, going for his 12th 12th straight box office victory this weekend.

>> alan: pixar won at the box office this weekend. the latest flick, "cars 2", had a $68 million debut. that's the 12th win in a row for pixar since "toy story". in second place, "bad teacher" which earned $31 million. and rounding out the top three was last weekend's number one flick, "green lantern." it earned 18 million. >> everything is bigger in texas, and a man from austin, texas, proved our just big of a michael jackson fan he is. he paid $1.8 million for michael

jackson's famed black and red leather jacket warn in his "thriller" video. it was expected to bring in $400,000. fred says the jacket will be sent on tour and used as a fundraising tour for children's charities. good for them. >> mike: hope it fits. >> alan: that's it for abc-7 news. thanks for watching. captioned by closed captioning services inc.