this is pink saturday, market street is closed from castro down to sanchez. the street party is all about music, it's all about dancing and, you know a lot of people say this weekend is really more than just a pride event. it's a victory. for marriage equality. >> the annual dike march arrived in the castro for pink saturday celebrations. a preview of sunday's 45th 45th pride parade which could be one for the record books. >> we are expecting our largest parade ever. i can say we're close to 250 contingents, more floats. >> the pride festival party is on at civic center. this year's unofficial theme happiness and equality for all. they're from san jose. >> this one came running in, jumped on me and said, we can get married. we won! >> this family brought their two daughters to celebrate. >> we're allowed to get married everybody else should pitch what's the difference?

yeast what favorite part? the champaign krisening to fer ping triangle high atop twin peaks. the dedication was more than a yearly ritual. it was historic. >> we have a law across the land. now we join ireland and 18 other countries to move this movement forward. >> reporter: the supreme court ruling granting marriage equality for all is amazing and surreal for patrick who created the giant pink triangle 20 years ago. >> the supreme court is such a marvelous way to start pride weekend. we need to remember where we came from. >> the pink triangle what once idea by the nazis to identify and shame homosexuals in world war ii. it's now a symbol of pride. this weekend, a reason to celebrate. in san francisco. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the pride parade starts tomorrow at 10:30 in the morning. it goes up market street from beale to eighth. bart will be running extra

trains to help people get into and out of the city. >> a warm day in san francisco. tonight it's called off a bit. but what about tomorrow during the big parade. abc7 news drew tuma as more with live doppler 7hd. >> the first half of pride starting off on a nice note. you can see low clouds moving in. by 11:00 we'll have a chilly breeze and temperatures in the mid-50s to lower 60s. the parade tomorrow, starting off, clouds, cool, 58 at 10:00 in the morning. still cloudy, low 60s. by 2:00, see the sun come out. warm into the mid-60s, and then by 6:00, sunshine but a cooler breeze will kick in and temperatures will drop to 63 degrees. the clouders going to have hard time breaking up in the bay area. we'll have the full forecast in

a few minutes. >> an update now on breaking news in sacramento. several days of 100-degree temperatures are helping fuel what firefighters are calling explosive fire behavior north of downtown. this grass fire burned at least five acres. the gus is it's now contained. right now strong winds causing flareups. several structures did burn and some people evacuated voluntarily. firefighters are hoping for rain tomorrow afternoon south of lake tahoe. a wildfire has been burning near markleyville. it's grown to 17,600 acres. tomorrow's storm could actually bring more danger, though because it brings with it the risk of dry lightning and gusty winds that a would fuel the flames. >> police in san jose are looking for shooters behind two

homicides in less than six hours. the first one happened just before 10:00 last night. a 17-year-old boy was shot at least once and he died. the second shooting was around 2:30 in the morning at south second and san carlos streets. a man was shot. he died at the hospital. in the north bay two families are out of their homes after a fire. the press democrat reports it started near the outside wall of one home on robinson court and then spread to the house next door. a neighbor tried to douse the flames withfirefighters got there. >> i started bucketing water from the swimming pool on to the base of the fire to try to slow it down. it was already turning into a different phase of the fire. it was yelling, fire fire, fire. i need water! >> luckily no one was hurt. firefighters found cans of stain and rags on the side of the home where the fire started. today brought two more funeral knows victims of the

deadlying shooting in shares. mourners gathered at the emanuel ame church to remember tywanza sanders and suzie jackson. the reverend jesse jackson spoke at the funeral. this morning a woman in climbing gear scaled up the flag pole at the south carolina state capitol and yanked down the confederate flag. officers arrested her and a man for defacing a monument. a replacement was hoisted up within an hour. nascar plans to remove the confederate flags from all events. the chairman says it's an offensive and insensitive symbol. the next race is tomorrow at the sonoma raceway. >> a business owner sacramento county says he has had a death threat because he is flying a confederate flag. the owns a gun shop in elk grove. the flag is by the front door.

i it wasn't there before friday. he and an employee decided to put it up after national businesses like apple and walmart decided to ban the flags. >> going at too far. just over a flag. if we want to really look back at it, then why are we -- why are people having a problem with my company or this company flying this flag wherever there's other people that are tearing apart the american flag that people died for. >> shockley says it hasn't been all negative. he has received compliments from some customers for standing his ground. the grateful dade are saying farewell after five decades of playing together. core members of the band will be joined by several rock stars for a handful of shows. tonight the minitour begins in santa clara. >> reporter: the show starts in less than an hour and you can see all the people walking now towards levi's stadium and you'll notice an overwhelming

number of people wearing tie-dyed shirts and that because this fashion look was put on the map because of the grateful dead. people say they put on a spontaneous, unforgettable live show and people are here from all over the country just to see the biggest show here in the bay area this weekend. the grateful dead, the first time the core members are playing as the grateful dead, i should say since jerry garcia died in 1995 and the group disbanned. according to stub hub, the tour is commanding more sales per show than any other act on tour this year. and you can thank the loyal deadheads for that. fans have been known to follow the group all over the country. spoke from fans from houston new jersey, new york. fans are celebrating an iconic american rock band and being part of this experience once again. >> 1982 is my first show.

then -- really looking forward to feeling jerry's energy here again. and really pay tribute to a band i've loved and brought me so much community over the years. >> the music has lasted so long. this is the last show but the music will be here. >> reporter: the san francisco band is known for its unique style, playing a combination of rock blue grass jazz, and folk. of course because you see the number of fan outside out here they said they had to be pretty patient getting here. traffic was backed up around levi's stadium. the show is sold out but a few tickets are still up for grabs on stub hub, for shows in chicago and saint clara and soldier field. >> thank you. going to be a good time out the tonight. still ahead at 6:00 a look at the social media explosion

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social media exploded with excitement and criticism after the landmark ruling on same-sex marriage. most of the commentary was supportive. news analytic site records more than 5 mental people tweeted the hash tag, love wins, in the 24 hours following the decision, including the white house taylor swift, lady good good and arnold schwarzenegger. there were more than 10 million tweets after the decision. >> tuesday will be longer than usual. nasa has added a leap second to the day. scientists say it's abuse the earth roz rotation is slowing down a bit one or two milliseconds per day. nasa added the extra second in 1972. it comes around every few years some computers, though, see it as a system error which can cause them to crash. up next at 6:00, uncovering new san francisco history as we

look back at the city's founding day. it's about to get warmer here in the bay area. meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast. >> coming up in sports the sharks are in the mark for a new goalie, and another rocky outing for tim lincecum has he gets

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a celebration honored the legacy established by some of the bay area'sels european settlers. desend dents of 240 spanish settlers gathered. the settlers arrived in 1776 as part of a party led by juan batista diane. let's get a check at the forecast. meteorologist drew tuma with so mum going on this weekend in the bay area. we need to know the weather. >> today started off the weekend great, cool but comfortable. clouds are now moving in and the second half of the weekend not as bright as today. i want to take you to lake tahoe where there was a severe thunderstorm warning for this storm you see producing numerous

lightning strike is. 212 strikes. the folks need to get off the lake as the storm pulls through over the next hour. behind that, it quiets down. back here in the bay area, gorgeous early afternoon. this is from melissa. she took a bike ride to ocean beach. tons of blue sky along the coast but tomorrow the coast will stay cloudy. outside we go live look from the emeryville camera showing you a veil of high clouds and on the horizon there come the low clouds. overnight tonight wilt be a mainly cloudy night. temperature temperatures on this saturday afternoon not that bad. 70 oakland, 76. san francisco, right now, antioch, 74. live doppler 7hd along with satellite will show you look at this right off the coast right here. an area of low pressure and what i it is doing is pulling the moisture, all the cloud cover up the coast and it's not going

anywhere anytime soon. so, tomorrow the clouds are really going to hang on. tonight, 11:00, the fog moves in low clouds around the bay area sunday morning 6:00, it's an overcast sky across the entire region. not much sunshine. peeks in the north bay and san jose. the later afternoon and early evening hours on sunday we'll see more sunshine a gradual clergy -- clearing from west to east inch san jose the second night of the grateful dead playing at levi's stadium. sunshine by 6:00. 75. and later in the evening drop into the 60s. sonoma raceway, race day tomorrow similar setup. clouds early on throughout the day. then by the afternoon we're turning nice. by 3:00 sunshine 78, falling to 70 by 7:00 in evening. overnight testimony. overacosta skies.

temperatures -- overcast skies and highs for sunday, start with clouds to sunshine in the south bay. 80 in cupertino. 78 in redwood city. san francisco, 67. tomorrow's afternoon sunshine 61 for sunset district. north bay 80 santa rosa. 80 sonoma. 78 vallejo. east bay, clouds to sunshine. 74, san leandro and inled, 85 pittsburgh, 86 the high in livermore. here's the forecast. clouds and nine tomorrow. it's sunny and seasonal on monday and then tuesday a summer scorcher. high pressure returns. triple digits and that lasts into wednesday. >> scary stuff with the trim digits. >> not very women. >> thank you drew. >> this -- >> speaking of not very welcome the fast ball to the elbow. >> tough day for tim lincecum.

fortunately the giants pulled out the wayne. the shortest outing of his career, tim lincecum was pitching for a spot in the rotation against the rockies but wouldn't last long. the rockiess scored three times on lincecum. timmy would leave in the second after dj lamay hugh sends a shot off his pitching arm. lincecum left with a forearm contusion. that had to hurt. no fracture. petite came on in relief. a trail 5:00 5 -- 5-3 in the fifth, matt duff with the home run. then in the season, the clutch bases loaded double. that will clear the bases. the giants rally to win 7-5, after the contest lincecum talked about his injury.

>> right now just feels like a bruise. just go about treating and it progressing day by day. >> it's fair to say timmy what out there today, too with his command, his stuff. he might need a break and he is going to get it with this contusion, but i know he is battling and his stuff is down. i'm a little concerned to be honest. >> it was turn back the clock day to coliseum as the a's took on the royals. charlie o on the move as was fuld in the third. he steals third. chris young throws the ball away, 1 or oakland. after kansas city ties it, the a's regain the lead. but the royals get to scott kazmir in the second. morales with the two-run single. kansas city wins 3-2. kazmir takes the loss. his record is now 4-5.

>> the shark wells have a new starting goalie. today they traded the rights to antti niemi to the dallas stars. the goalie spent five seasons with san jose but his numbers were deklaining and he was set to become an unrestricted free agent next week. nascar makes its annual stop in sonoma tomorrow with the save mart 350. a.j. allmendinger is a fifth rate him captured the pole, racing around the course with a top speed of 96.7-miles-an-hour. jeff gordon will be retiring after the season and starts fifth. at the women's world cup quarterfinals, defending champ japan got by australia. it was scoreless until the 87th minute. a scramble in front over the aussie net resulted in this goal. japan wins and will next play

either edge land or host canada in the semifinals. >> the u.s. senior open is going on in sacramento. woody us a stun with this tee shot on two. nearly makes a hole-in-one. misses by a few inches. he is in an eight-way tie for third place. after three round, jeff maggert and bernhard langer share the lead. langer shot a 68 today. at the pga travelers championship patrick rogers carded a 7-under 63. he is tied for eighth. five swings back. graham is one off the lead, thanks to this eagle on 15. he shot a 64 today. after three rounds, brian harmon is your leader. is in approach here on 18. he carded a bogey-free 65 and tops the leaderboard at 14-under par. this sports report brought to you by bank of the

>> a light bulb honored for amazing service in the bay area. we'll complain that. then at 11:00 here on channel 7 where you can start buying safe and sane fireworks this weekend ahead of the fourth of july holiday. that's tonight at 11:00. future pilot got to learn about flying today in san

carlos. this young man might even pilot a helicopter some day, like maybe sky 7hd. he joins others at san carlos airport day, the open house providing a chance for folks to learn more about the small planes they see and here above the peninsula. >> very nice. i like the everyone can jump in and have a look inside and the kid enjoy it. so it's very good and interesting. some youngsters had the chance to fly in the small planes and helicopters. very cool. don't forget watch abc is now available for xbox you can use the new xbox 360 an to see abc7 news live and episodes roof your favorite shows. >> thanks for watching. for drew and rick we appreciate it. i'm katie marzullo. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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