happy pride! san francisco is awash in the colors of the rainbow. festivities are well underway with more than a million people expected to celebrate lgbt pride. i'm ama daetz. the celebration is happening now. let's take a live look. this is delores street where a rally is being held prior to the annual march beginning in an hour. it's a gathering of nearly 200,000 lesbians, women in support of men, the celebration includes food, music, and dancing at civic center plaza.

the 44th year for the sf pride festival which attracts people from around the nation and the world. it's a time to celebrate the community's achievements and note the struggles that remain. the theme this year is "color our world with pride." sergio quintana is covering cove festivities and will have a live report at 6:00. ♪ as part of the celebration, san francisco's twin peaks is now saturated in pink. the annual construction of the pink triangle. tradition of gay pride weekend in germany, in the '30's and '40s, the nazis forced homosexuals to wear at the pink triangle in public and at the concentration camps. the symbol has been embraced as a symbol of pride. >> it's very important that people don't forget how people were treated and still continue to be treated today,

discriminated against because of how they live their lives and what they believe in. the triangle is made up ofdon dozen of pieces of pink canvas. san francisco supervisor david campos tweeted this picture. the parade begins tomorrow morning at 10:30 and ends at civic center plaza. drivers are advised to avoid the civic center area. there will be a number of street closures. b.a.r.t. is running longer trains, muni routes will be rerouted to mission street. >> a little background on the sf pride celebration. on june 28, 1970, the first gay pride matches took place in four

cities, including san francisco, to commemorate the stonewall riots when a police raid of the gay bar in new york city turn into a riot and protest of police harassment and brutality. since then the san francisco pride celebration and parade has been the larger lgbt gathering in the nation, raising money for more than 80 bay area nonprofit groups with nearly $2.3 million raised since 1997. starting today, fireworks are now on sale in many bay area cities throughout the fourth of july holiday. it is great news for nonprofits which sell them, but a big concern to firefighters especially during our severe drought. cornell bernard is live in san bruno. reporter: san bruno is one of two cities in san mateo county where you can still buy fireworks. pacifica is the other. folks spending a lot of money here today. this box costs you $500. but with conditions so dry, firefighters hope everyone will

use caution. >> well, we got this big package full of mostly fountains. >> they're showing off the makings for their july 4th july 4th celebration which includes sparklers. >> kind of tradition, something we like to do. it's not legal in all cities but we're glad there's still one around that does it. >> so-called safe and sane fireworks are allowed in san bruno even after a failed vote in 2005 to ban them. many say it's agree fundraising tool for nonprofits like colt baseball, raising $50,000 for them. in the last decade. >> a great fundraiser for our program. can't go wrong. it's a little intense for the week but the benefits last for years. >> anyone buying fireworks gets the safety tips and a letter from the city, saying private property is the only place you can light them off. >> we hope the wind is not like it is tonight. >> the fire chief says extra patrols will be out on july 4th but it's up to home owners to be safe.

>> when they are at home using them, make sure they're not using them near any type of brush and they have a bucket of water nearby and make sure the fireworks are finished, they make sure they're totally out and cold. >> across the bay in union city fireworks don't go on sale until july 1st but signs warning against the use of illegal fireworks are up. neighbors say it still happens. >> you start seeing the bottle rockets and it gets pretty loud. >> illegal stuff. >> right. but they can't catch them because every street is doing it. >> police will try to enforce the law, severe drought conditions made this holiday a dangerous time. in union city, cornell bernard, abc7 news. the city's where safe and season fireworks are legal, pacifica, san bruno, union city, newark, and gilroy. sales begin today in most of these cities but you can only set the fireworks off in the city where are you bowing enemy. fireworks can seems lead to

brush fires and that's whale the hayward fir department is educating the community about defensible space training. residented of this area were taught how to protect their homes by creating a space free of fuel from around them. it's important especially with california's three years of drought. >> how to mitigate and trim back your weeds, limb up your trees and plea vent the low-lying fires from getting up into the crown of the tree, because it's much more difficult for us to mitigate. the department was able to provide the training after receiving a grandto improve wildfire safety. >> investigators say a head-en collision killed a woman and baby in concord on will -- will low pass road. it appears an suv and large sedan crashed head-on, five other people suffered serious injuries but are expected to survive. the investigation shut down willow pass road in the area

until 8:00 this morning. >> pin more firefighter says a man jumped out of his car moments before it was hit by an amtrak train. this is the result. happened just before 10:00 last night at. firefighters found the car had been struck on or near the crossing, and came to rest at the center of the tracks. no one was hurt. antioch police are searching for a gunman after a deadly shooting on sycamore drive at 9:30 last night. officers found a man on the ground who had been shot multiple times. evidence markers show at least 12 shots were fired. police are not releasing any further information at this time. new details on an explosion and fire at an apartment complex on east 17th street and sixth avenue in oakland. police are looking for two suspects who may have suffered burns. just before 11:00 last night fire crews arrived to find a fire in the back unit of the apartment building. vectors say it was likely caused by butane gas canisters that

exploded, knocking the building off the foundations, neighbors say they felt the blast. >> i thought it was an earthquake at first. the whose mail just shifted. >> the red cross is helping the residents find a new place to stay. fire crews treated a dog suffering from burns and released the dog to the oakland animal services. >> developing news out of new york where the suspected ringleader of the deadly attack on the u.s. embassy in benghazi, libya, entered a plea of not guilty. ahmed abu khattala was captured in libya two weeks ago, and appeared behalf federal judge plead not guilty to one count of conspiracy. >> the most valuable thing we can get from this terrorist is information about who else was involved in it. we'll be watching closely to see how much information they glean from him. >> we want to know who was behind it, what the motivation of the leaders and the attackers happened to be.

there are still some unanswered questions. >> hillary clinton faced intense partisan criticism over how she reacted to the 2012 attack. the attack killed four people, including bay area native and u.s. ambassador chris stevens. a life-changing moment for a pageant contestant or so she thought. her crown was taken away six days into their reign as miss florida. >> the bay area pizza shop makes an official attempt to break a world record. and a beautiful day today for our bay area. we have perfect weather for pride events. here's a look right now towards san francisco. that is a gorgeous sight. we have some wispy clouds off the coast but for the most part cloudless. a warming trend is

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fans of one team in the world cup feeling pretty good about things today. many of you watched both games today. this is the the brazilian restaurant. shu will be along later to tell you what happened. >> world cup happens tomorrow on espn. at 9:00 a.m. the netherlands versus mexico and then at 1:00, costa rica and groce. >> a beauty pageant contest tenant who thought she was miss florida in a week is saying a title does not define her.

she was crowned miss florida six days ago. out in the mistmer organization organization says there was a mistake, tabulation winner, and the real winner is the first runner up. she is taking the high road, writing she feels empowered. the pageant coach calls it a lose-lose situation. >> whether you're the audit for counting the scores or the administrator processing the forms you need to pay attention because it really does impact these girls' self-esteem, eligible for scholarship and sometime this future career path. >> she is the second state level winner to lose their crown. my delaware's title was taken away because she was older an the age limits. >> the new abc7 singing competition, rising star, airs tomorrow night on abc7. the show makes you the judge with the rising star app. download it for free itunes or

google play. download it now to be ready to vote for your favorite person. >> check out an effort to make it into the record books and raise some dough. heading live outside, get ready for warmer temperatures. when we could see triple digits in some areas. i'm a kid. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups.

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san francisco has a tasty new title tonight. 263 people tossed pizza dough outside of tony's pizza to set a world record for tossing pizza dough. the previous record was 250

people. the event raised $20,000 for family house, san francisco charity that provides temporary housing for kids with cancer and their families. >> tony, who is -- who spearheaded this effort for us is a huge bay area star, and when he found out about family house, he wanted to do something for kids and families. so many kids and families love pizza, he wanted to do something to give back. organizers say the big e challenge is getting all the dough up in the air at the same time. a nice day outside to do something like that. let's get to our weather. >> very good afternoon to you, rising dough, rising temperatures as well. let's look from the emeryville camera. this is the golden gate bridge and what a splendid day today, mostly sunshine. clouds dissipated quickly this morning and made for beautiful conditions. right now looking at the abc7 live doppler 7hd, a little bit

of whispy clouds off the coast but it's far in the distance and temperatures will warm up for the rest of the weekend, into monday. let's look at the current temperatures, a look in san jose. those temperatures about 75 degrees currently. 67, san francisco, 69, oakland. 63, half moon bay. along our coast, things will still be relatively cool with an offshore flow most of the bay area will see the warming trend beginning tomorrow. the high today across california, 90 in sacramento, 80 in los angeles, cooking 105 in palm springs. tonight, we have a game forecast and looks like giants are taking on the cincinnati reds at 7:05. temperatures about 64 degrees, will dip down to a cool 59, and breezy as well. so a bit of an onshore flow overnight and patchy fog building in overnight, and i'll have your overnight forecast in a moment. our radar satellite, early fog this morning, clouds, they

burned off and now we have the big warmup starting tomorrow. a ridge of hi pressure coming in over the bay area and will stay with us for a couple of days and then start to see a cooling trend back to normal seasonal temperatures by mid-week so tomorrow we start off at 66. at 10:00 a.m. the pride parade starts at 10:30 at market and beale street and then start to see temperatures ramping up just a little bit. so by 4:00 p.m., 74 will be our temperature. 68 to close things down at p.m. overnight lows, that coastal fog, still hugging the half moon bay area, just before you get to santa cruz, still going to be in some cooler temperatures. 54 half moon by 5. 5 in vallejo. 60 in antioch. our temperatures for tomorrow, lots of sunshine in the south bay. 79 in san jose. 77, sunnyvale, 76, redwood city. san francisco and along the

coast, 63. 68 in san francisco. 84 degrees in santa rosa. 84 in clear lake. going to be reaching the mid-to-upper 70s right through oakland and hayward and then as we start pushing in east, that's where we'll see the warmest conditions. here's a look right now at my seven-day forecast. we have temperatures reaching triple digits by monday, and then you'll start to see the cooling begin on tuesday, as you start heading into wednesday and this. you'll see the cooling trend continue and then it starts to warm back up for the fourth of july holiday. >> perfect. looks good. thank you. shu is here with sports. welcome back. >> thank you. >> a nice little vacation, and world cup is in full swing, i was watching it every day. now in the knockout round of the world cup action, sweet 16, and with a loss you're going home. host country brazil facing chile, and of course, goes extra times and ends with a penalty kick. next i

knockout round world cup action, win or go home. 16 teams lest. alta doctor practicing with team u.s.a. could be available on belgium. then brazil and chile. finds the back of the net, 1-nil brazil. chile with the equalizer, sanchez, opposite corner, got it. 1-1, all the way to extra time. brazil dominated the extra 30 minutes, chile had the chance to

win, pen nil la -- pa nil -- needing a goal, brazil wins. off the post. brazil advances 3-2, and penalty kicks. in today's other action, colombia and uruguay playing without luis suarez because of his illegal bite. 28th minute two goals today. five in four games. colombia wins 2-0. uruguay is eliminated. sonny gray has not pitched for the a's in nine days. last start pushed back to give him some extra rest and he was chomping at the bit today back on the mound. marlins scored five unanswered, reid johnson, two-run double off the wall. now 5-5 in the eighth. callaspo, second rbi of the game, loury scores. then sean doolittle has not

allowed a run in 26 straight innings until today. tied at 6:00. doolittle's second blown save this year. going to extras, tied in the 13th. we'll have thelights at 6:00. big shocker today at wimbledon as the top-seeded serena williams is upset in round three by the 25th seed cornier from france. rain stopped play for four hours, when play resumed, takes the second set, athletic move, and she gets the only break in the third. nice drop shot. she'll hold on to win it three sets. serena's last loss was to cornier, both williams sisters oust the singles draw. nadal lost the first set in all three of his matches. but dominated his opponents.

moves on to the fourth round with a four-set victory. >> fourth seed roger federer moving on, top of your screen, federer dominated in an hour and 20 minutes, backhands winner. not had a serve broken in the tournament. wants another title. winning in three settize. >> third round of the quicken loans at the congressional. the second, two bounces, online, and for the hole-in-one but finished 4-over. patrick reid in the lead. despite three bogeys, finished with a fax approach on 16. nearly holes out. he is 6-under, leads by two shots, looking for his third win of the year. we'll be back with serena

i'm a . and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and, they're yummy! i'm going back to being a kid now. thank you!

at 6:00, how a new program in san francisco is helping the homeless clean up by bringing showers to them. join us for abc7 at 6:00. the world cup win by brazil made at least two little fans very happy, and here they are. look at these two, showing their brazilian pride from head to toe. a viewer sent this photo. we want to see your world cup fan photos, e-mail them to us at ureport@kgo-tv.com, or upload them to our news app.

see you at 6:00. this is "world news." tonight, facing justice. the accused master mind of the benghazi attack on u.s. soil for the first time, appearing in court. with dramatic details of his journey here and the dispute over where he should be tried. wild weather. the severe storms and reports of tornadoes. neighbors fighting to keep the floodwaters out, bracing for more rain. and in the west, wildfires and evacuations. the weekend forecast ahead. the most fantastic finish yet at the world cup. the dramatic moment when brazil held its breath and what happened next. and, taking the plunge. the world's biggest, steepest and most insane waterslide ever facing new delays. so, would you try it?