beaming politicians. [applause] >> this is san francisco's pride 2012, and in the 42 years since people turned out for this event, the audience and participants have changed quite a bit. these days it's expected to see a cop continue gent of full uniformed san francisco police proudly marching here. but noticeably absent are lots of people in military uniform. this is the first san francisco pride since "don't ask, don't tell" was repealed. >> i was expecting there might be some people in uniform. it i is that possible yet? >> at this moment, not now. i know i'm -- aim happy to sea the coast guard is in support of coming out and participating. >> tiffani is active duty coast guard and says her command is still work out the kinks in allowing personnel to march in uniform. she is one of only few who joined the local chapter of gay

veteran. >> i'm a little heartbroken. i put the word out. everyone, whether you're straight, gay, what, if you're a veteran, join us and show the world we're united. >> if a a turnout estimated to be as many as a million people, this billed as the largest pride celebration in the country. and with many participants choosing to strip down to nearly nothing. there is an odd irony that even with "don't ask, don't tell" repealed. tiffani and other members of the military still -- ii can't weighed to be in full uniform, maybe next year. >> a hope to show off all her pride. >> there are mill dear -- military rules that prevent political appearance in full uniform. and others are hoping to argue

that participating in a parade or festival is much like marching in a st. patrick day parade or 4th of july parade. the party starts to wrap up around 6:00, and last call has been called for alcohol so the crowd show be dispersing shortly >> alan: parades took place all over the nation. in new york city, mario cuomo and mayor joined in. >> ama: one viewer sent us this picture. and rachel september us this photo taken today at the parade. we'd love to zier see your pride photos. upload them at abc-7 news.com/you report. >> alan: in other news, san francisco man is being held for psychiatric evaluation after he was found sitting in front of his home fully armed.

around 1:00 this afternoon police received a report of a map on 26th and dolores street with several weapons. officers found him with two rifles and a concealed september automatic hand gun. tonight he is behind bars on a misdemeanor concealed weapons charge. >> ama: a motorcyclist is recovering after trying to evade chp officers in san francisco. officers tried to pull the man over after he allegedly drove through a red light this morning. instead officers say the driver road on to southbound highway 101. then lost control of his motorcycle and crashed. the offramp was shut down for an hour. the driver sawferred broken arm and will likely be charged with reckless driving and evading an officer. >> alan: the 49ers and city of santa clara facing a hurdle. the county cut $30 million from the stadium project. our media partner reports the county property tax board found a loophole and volted to spend the money on schools instead.

changes in redevelopment funding now give counties total control over how the money is spent. county leaders are hoping the 49ers will absorb the loss. niners officials are reviewing the decision. >> filmmaker george lucas is donating one of his properties to a worthy cause. he is giving away a vacant build in san anselmo. the billing will be demolished and turned into a park complete we bronze statute fews of indiana joan and yoda. lucas donated the property to the community foundation. the timeline for the project will depend on the planning process. >> alan: thanks to a community effort that sliced throw red tape the concord farmers market is open for business. it happens at concord high school. the city shut down the market bought is didn't have the proper approval. community activityists sprang into action.

petitions were signed and the farmers market was back in business. >> this represents a major step forward for the community and it shows the power of local activities and people involved in their community. >> the farmers market at concord high school will be open every sunday from 10:00 to 20, the corrosion -- the group was markets in walnut creek and orinda. >> ama: investigators are at the cite site of the massive fire in oakland trying to find the cause of the fire that destroyed a senior center that was under construction. investigators have gone through 30,000-pounds of rubble. >> alan: in colorado, fast-growing wildfire that blew up over night have forced 11,000 people from their homes. you can see the blanket of smoke covering the area near colorado springs. it's also threatening popular summer camping grounds. resources are being stretched bit another massive wildfire

burning west of ft. collins where more than 118 square miles have been scorched and 191 homes destroyed. military planes will begin assisting the firefighting efforts tomorrow. >> ama: celebrations all across egypt tonight as the winner of the presidential election is announced. >> pretty creepy and disgusting. >> alan: a warning for women. the new high-tech peeping tom. >> ama: a teen gets stuck in a vending machine. how he is out there and what it took to get him out. >> leigh: we have blue sky over berkeley right now. a lot of blue out there today. all this the first weekend in summer has been unseasonably cool. we'll warm up this work

>> alan: the most democratic election knees script's history has resulted in the country's first islamic president. >> mohammed mosi was the winner. >> this was a scene in egypt's tahrir square after mohammed morsi was elected. the commission announced the results of the first ever democratic election. >> he won three million. >> morsi, the candidate

supported by the muslim brotherhood was up against aeffect, the last prime minister to serve under mobile mobile mobile. it was a close race. morsi had just under 52% of the vote and his rival got just over 48%, authorities were prepared for potential violence if satisfy effect had been declared the victor. everyone here is beeping their hornz and victory signs, even these guy without a flag is pretending he is waving one. >> a historic vote for the country, for the first time in 7,000 yeares, as one muslim brotherhood member says, we have our own president elected by us. >> alan: the white house released a statement today congratulating mohammed morsi on his victory in the election. >> ama: there's more than on western syria. human rights observe ares say

revels have captured a base and confiscate ammunition. the country's main opposition factions are boycotting a cabinet shakeup and claim assad still controls power. the president is trying to form a new government but the three major ministries, defense, foreign affairs, and the interior, remain unchanged. >> just ahead, it's like something out of a movie. a teen tries to steal a soda and gets stuck. the rescue and what is next for that teenager. >> alan: summer is here but what can you expect for your work week? leigh glaser knows she is coming up with her forecast. >> coming up in sports. we show you who wound up in the inner's circle in sonoma and another fantastic finish at the coliseum where the a's and giants wrapped up the bay bridge series w

>> ama: jeopardy host alex trebek is recovering from a heart attack in a los angeles hospital. the 71-year-old was admitted to cedar sinai medical centerend. according to statement today, trebek is in good spirits and doctors expect him to fully recover and be back on jeopardy when production begins in july for the next season. >> alan: now to the most

personal crime, peeping toms taking advantage of cell phone cameras cameras and snapping pictures of unsuspecting women. >> it's disturbing to even watch. an 18-year-old in a michigan target stalking the isles looking for unexpecting women. watch as he walks up, slips his cell phone under a skirt and captures the video. >> that's disgusting. >> creepy and disgusting. >> creepy, disgusting, and too month these days. last week thislet man arrested for using a cell phone to video women in a mall restroom. three weeks ago this guy busted for snapping photos of a 12-year-old in a dregs room in north carolina. last month another peeping tom got more than he bargained phone when he slid a phone under a dressing room door. >> busted out the dressing room cobb door and got in his face and got him off me and i punched him across the face.

until he went down. >> the police charged the 21-year-old peeping tom with voyeurism and criminal conduct. >> he had done this at numerous times. >> then there's more bizarre. last year a kouz man busted for using a camera hidden inside his shoe to videotape up women's skirts. ten different women violated. the suspect getting two years in jail. >> not the best view of a woman and certainly is very disgusting. >> and back at that first cell phone peeping tom we showed you at the michigan target this week? a group of women shoppers who caught on chased him out of the store and called 9-1-1. he is now under arrest. >> john mueller, abc news. >> ama: in san diego county a teen got his arm snuck a vending machine while trying to steal ad so damp. the 17-year-old received inside the machine and couldn't get hit arm out. a trolley rider saw he was trapped, called for help. police, firefighters, and paramedics arrived on scene.

>> initially we thought if we could get member to come out with a key, we would be able to open up the door and access the machine and do little damage, but nobody had the key. >> ama: yep, so, firefighters used axe, crowbars and an air which is toll dismantle the machine. a rotary saw did the trick. the teen said his arm was sore but he is okay. after medics released him he was taken into police custody, who say he may be charged with petty theft. so he never got the soda. >> i think the public humiliation was good enough punishment. >> ama: bad idea all around. lang -- >> alan: rick is in hear for shu. went down the final strike. >> rick: a bay bridge series to remember. after nail-biters on friday and saturday, today's game was decided in the bottom of the ninth. griffin was making his major league debut in the first, postie, welcome to the bigs.

tenth home run of the season, 2 or giants. mr. perfect game, matt cain, gave up a run in the first and through stenstrong innings, gets session sed disfor a strikeout. the rookie went six innings, striking out four and allowing three hits in the sixth, oakland had two on for smith. this is called foul but the replay appears to shot i kicked up chicago so should be a fair ball. a's manager not happy. smith, popping up in foul territory to end the inning. cabrera with a fun running catch. the a's had another chance in the eighth and josh reddick hits into a double play and looked like oakland would fall short again but with two on and kuo out in the ninth. full count on rookie derek norris, comes through with his first major league home run a three run shot, the a's avoid the sweep by walking off with a 4-2 victory. >> something i'll never forget. a great feeling.

a.j. battled today. pitched phenomenal. couldn't ask for a better start from him. and a tough at-bat but got a good pitch and put it out of the park to get us the victory. >> the toyota/save mart 350 has developed a reputation for having lots of collision and caution flags. that was not the case today in sonoma. tony larussa was the grabbed marshal. jeff gordon has don well her but today he almost runs out of fuel on the track. kyle busch and paul menard spin out. only two caution flags. the fewest ever at sonoma. clint bowyer led 71 of the 112 laps. last year's winner kurt busch made a charge at the end, but bowyer held on to take the checkered flag. it's his first ever victory on a road course. >> i switched teams like i did was a huge risk and chance for me, and it was obvious chains for me to showcase my talents. so, proud of everybody back home in the shop. thank you for building us good

race cars. >> rick: with a spot in the european cut finals on the leap, england took on italy in the 113th minute, italy thinks they have a goal but ruled to be offsides. replay showed was a good call. the game was decided by penalty kicks. england goes on top 2-1, takes out the camera in the process. but england would score no more. the scorekeeper turns away cole. demandty puts in the clincher and the italians beat england 4-2 and now face germany in the semifinals on thursday. >> we now go to cromwell, connecticut, for the final round of the travelers championship. rory sabbatini with the shot of the day. a hole-in-one. mash leashman began the day 6 back but took the clubhouse lead

at 14-under. charlie hoffman god a double bogey on 17. misses the green. had to settle for bogey on 18. hoffman carded a 66 but not enough as lee-mane wins his first pga aevent. >> congratulations to long-time san jose sports information director lawrence span 32 years on the job, he will be inducted into the college sports information directors hall of fame in st. louis. the first chinese-american to earn that honor. one of many stories. >> alan: i didn't know they had a hall of fame for sports directors. >> they do. >> ama: leigh glaser is here. >> leigh: this time last weekend, temperatures in the mid-to upper 90s, and we're in the 60s and 70s today. here's a live look from the east bay cam. some blue sky. i want to show you live doppler 7 hd.

we're already seeing low cloudiness off the compost a line of very light showers developing. this where is that area of low pressure is that has been bringing us the unsend bly cool temperatures the last two or three days and as we head through the evening hours, some low clouds will bank up near the coast, mainly the north bay locations, and then start continue crease by tomorrow night. looks like most of the low cloudiness and fog will move inland into east bay overnight. here's a look at our highs today. no 90s. 73 was the high in antioch. 70 in concord. 9 in san -- 69 in san rafael. 68 in san carlos, and san jose, blue sky, warm, 71. san francisco, 60. 56 in santa rosa, and 69 in san holiday say. our highlights take you into next week, clear overnight. clouds at the coast tonight. cool and breezy tomorrow.

cool meaning temperatures below normal. coastal clouds and the warmup will begin wednesday and thursday. lows tonight, still on the cool side in the north and east bay locations, mid-to upper 40s expected. 50s elsewhere across the bay area overnight tonight, and as we work through the evening hours, you'll notice mainly clear skies. this is 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. a little low cloudiness moving inland north of the golden gate bridge and then dissipates so expect sunshine tomorrow afternoon. here's a look at the setup. low pressure spinning off the north coast, continuing to bring us that cooler air mass. not going to move that much tomorrow. so we'll continue to see it just kind of sitting there. it will bring us breezy conditions, and tomorrow night we'll look for more of an onshore push and that's going to mean low clouds and fog near the coast, maybe even some mist and drizzle tuesday morning.

if you're out and beside tomorrow, here's a look at the highs. maybe one degree, one or two degrees warmer with 73 expected for san jose, cupertino, 72. 62 for half moon bay. san francisco, little overcast to start, then afternoon sunshine. 64 for downtown. north bay, 67 for petaluma, and mist and drizzle up all near ukiah and cloverdale. vallejo, 71. 68 for oakland. temperatures starting to warm up. antioch, 75. 73 for concord. once we gloit tomorrow, get ready for warmer temperatures wednesday, thursday, friday. back into the mid-80s. east bay, 70s around the expwai even 60s at the beaches, and of course, mike will be here tomorrow morning at 4:30 with an update. >> alan: a vampire hunter verse an arrow slinging princess. who came out on top in this

loan -- >> alan: coming up, the big fuss over a big rock. the massive boulder that took weeks to move is now in its final resting place. and a new phenomenonnan called outlet outrage tonight at 11:00. >> a new disney princess is on the box office throne. >> i will be on my own hand. >> pixar's animated movie "brave" took over the top spot in the box office, taking in nearly $67 million domestically. mad gas scar jumped to number

two, and abraham lincoln, vampire hunter, was lest in the dust, earning only 16 million dr., prometheus is number four. lab lan that's it for us. >> ama: our next newscast is at captioned by closed captioning services inc.