it's really inspirational on how far we have come. >> san francisco pride hit the streets to celebrate the game gains made in the struggle for equality. i'm katie marzullo. the largest pride parade celebration in the country moved down market street today. [bagpipes playing] >> record numbers of spectators came to san francisco to be part of the celebration, just days after the supreme supreme court's landmark decision on marriage equality nationwide. cornell bernard is live in san francisco with the festivities.

i. >> the pride parade ended an hour ago. more than a million folks were estimated. it's estimated even more showed up to celebrate unity, pride, and marriage equality. it's a pride parade like no other, and this year pride is everywhere. dana hamilton knew she had to be here. >> to celebrate my friends and family that are gay and lesbian and the historical time it is right now. >> reporter: the supreme court decision opening the door for marriage equality nationwide provided the theme for this year's parade. >> you can feel the vibrations of hope and the feeling of equality. this is it. this is right here in san francisco. >> i'm just so overwhelmed with emotion. >> he was guest of honor his name is on the supreme court

case officer his fight to be recognized as a surviving spouse when his husband passed away. president obama thanked him permanently. >> i did it for my husband and i can't think of a better think i could possibly too. >> reporter: extra police officers were stationed along the route. everyone knew the parade would be big but nothing like this. the chief says it's one for the record books. >> just as shy be after the big decision coming down just as it should have. this is off the hook. >> reporter: warriors president rick welch can't decide the bigger thrill think pride parade or winning the nba championship. >> fortunately i don't have to choose. two million person practiced in two weeks. >> reporter: bay area companies were here but nothing like apple. thousands of replyees -- employees marching together. a reason to celebrate. >> one group in today's parade

urged facebook to end its real names policy. many transgender people, including drag queens fear being forced to use their legal names online will expose them to potential abuse. i want facebook to accept immigrants and people who don't -- who have to choose anywhere name in order to be themselves in the world. >> transgender activists have protested against facebook several time. they held this rally at company headquarters this month. facebooked by saying, quote, having people use their authentic names helps protect our community for dangerous interaction. >> the richmond police department tweet this picture. this is the recruiting team at the parade looking for people interested in joining the force. san francisco mayor ed lee tweet out this picture. you see him here with the san jose mayor at the annual pride breakfast held by the lgbt

democratic club. >> we invite you to sayre you videos and pictures with us on social media. post them with the hash tag abc7 new. san francisco police have made some arrests at this weekend's pride celebrations and there were some safety scares, including a shooting that police say was unrelated to the pride event. this is youtube video taken near the civic center, toward the end of the pride festivities. in it you hear several gunshots. a 64-year-old map was wounded. officers detained six people. police say during yesterday's events downthey made three felony arrests arrested ten people for public drinkenness, and seized four handguns. duffelling news from new york. this man, david sweat, is now in custody, three weeks after escaping from a mask security prison. sweat's capture comes two days after officers shot and killed his fellow escapee.

here's more. >> report that the scene is secure. >> reporter: captured two days after law enforcement gunned down his accomplice, the escaped convict, david sweat, is now custody. >> please be advised to use caution while driving. name rouse state police units in route. >> reporter: 1300 law enforcement officers swarmed upstate new york this weekend hot on sweat's trail. a source familiar with the investigation telling abc news the convict killer's dna showed up on a piece of food about one mile from where a border agent killed fellow escapee richard matt on friday, and investigators believed they had the second man trapped inside their perimeter. sweat made it less than 50 miles from the prison in the three weeks since the escape. the source says friday's showdown with his accomplice came after richard matt coughed alerting officers to his location. >> members engaged subject matt, who was hidden in the woods, and following engagement with him

verbally, u.s. border patrol agent fired his weapon killing the subject matt. >> the autopsy revealed matt died from three bullet wounds to the head. he had bug bites, blisters and abrasions on his lower legs consistent with someone living in the woods three weeks. the source says officers found whiskey nearby but it's unknown if he was drunk. toxicology results are penning. police believe the two men were still traveling together before matt died, not far from bob's cabin. he said he called police after discovering items missing. >> binoculars and two pairs of boots. >> now investigator can see if david sweat will fill in the gaps now that he is back in handcuffs. abc news malone, new york. >> police hope to solve a mid-in fremont after map was found shot to death inside a park. two people reported seeing the body in the bushes at the coyote hills regional park on patterson

ranch road near the shoreline of san francisco bay. the park police say the man was wounded in the chest and did not appear to have been there that long. it was quite a shock to a regular park visiter we talked with. >> very surprising. i guess we come here regularly and we live in the area so we don't hear that very often. >> things like this irrare in the park district. we don't see any threat to public safety. >> the sheriffs bureau is trying to identify the victim. in the details in a hit-and-run collision in ben nearby sham police announced the arrest of erik knight. he is accused in a hit-and-run last sunday that left lou was torres in critical condition. torres' sister says he remains in a coma but a his pupils are dilating and the family is praying for a miracle. a gofundme account has been set up to help pay for medical expenses.

another setback for spacex. nasa scientist aren't the only ones disappoint. why it's a big letdown for school children the south bay. a pivotal day tomorrow in the heated fight over mandatory vaccinations for children in california. >> i'm abc7 meteorologist drew tuma. beautiful afternoon, comfortable temperature but the warmest day is on the horizon. we'll talk about the return of triple digit heat with the forecast ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and

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take a look at some pictures from a major pot raid in northern california. agents and officers seized more than 86,000 plants during the four-day raid. the plants were using 500,000-gallons of water a day in this is a picture of a giant bladder used to store the water. officers they also seized at least 16 firearms and 50,000 rounds of ammunition. the raid happened in the remote island mountain region where three counties meet. the sheriffs office says it was among the largest pot-growing busts they've made. a serious setback today for the spacex program. an unmanned rocket headed to the space station exploded. >> liftoff of the spacex falcon nine rocket. as you can see, it got off to a good start this morning in florida but just two minutes into the mission disaster, debris rain us down as the rocket exploded.

lost in the explosion 4,000-pounds of food clothing and science experiments for the space station. some of the experiments were created by students at valley christian junior and high school in san jose. >> this is a tough day. not where i wanted to be on a sunday afternoon, but space night is not easy and especially i think this points out the difficulty and the challenge wes face in space flight. >> the cause is under investigation but early information shows there was too much pressure in a liquid oxygen tank. of course san francisco isn't the only city celebrating pride weekend. we'll head to new york city to see how the governor took an active role in the festivities. heading outside warm day in the bay area and we're expected to see the hottest day of the year this week. find out when ahead in the forecast. now here's a look at what is ahead on world news at 5:30. >> good evening, coming up tonight, the breaking news the second escaped killer caught. we're the.

also the supply ship exploding on its way to the international space station, and that unforgettable moment the president singing "amazing graze." meet the c

[cheering] >> thousands of people marched while thousands more cheered during new york city's pride parade. in today's excitement went beyond the parade route. new york governor andrew cuomo married couples outside the stonewall inn, the bar where a 1969 clash between patrons and police sparked the modern gay rights movement. >> state senators will decide on a bill that would require

vaccinations for every child attending school in california. the bill would eliminate nearly every vaccine exemption that exists now. senators must vote on the bill again because it was amed before being passed in the assembly. if the state approves the bill it then goes to governor brown. opponents of the bill have vowed to keep fighting it, even if it does become a law. let's get a check of the forecast. drew tuma promised great parade weather and in fact was just right. >> gorgeous day, nice way to end the weekend. live doppler 7hd showing you it's a rather quiet so take you outside. a live look from the emeryville camera showing you lots of blue few low clouds along the coast. very comfortable temperatures. san francisco, 64. oakland, 69. mountain view, 73. san jose 72. morgan hill 81. half moon bay, 64. sutro tower cam showing you a picks tour of sunshine and clouds over downtown san

francisco, but a nice night is on the way for much of the bay area. currently 78 in santa rosa, 79, napa. 83 fairfield of the. concord, 76. and we're not seeing any extreme heat today. it's rather nice across the region. live doppler 7hd along with satellite showing you we have an area of low pressure off the coast. it brought is the clouds, broke for some sunshine, and now we're watching this large area of high pressure just off to the east. it will streaken -- strengthen tomorrow and then on tuesday it's going to crank the heat across the region. so future weather, 5:00 in the morning monday a little fog across parts of the region, not overcast skies, but we notice by 8:00 the fog is breaking down and by the early afternoon hours, lots of sunshine for your monday, and temperatures will stay in check. they will be very june-like. tuesday temperatures skyrocket. so highs for the monday, our

summer microclimate, 62 half moon bay, 68, downtown san francisco, sunny in oakland 71. walnut creek, 89. hot in antioch at 92. but watch what happens on tuesday. the week ahead for antioch tomorrow, 92 tuesday 107. the warmest day so far antioch. 106 on wednesday ask then the heat breaks down by thursday and friday. we cool off into the mid-90s. a similar setup for san have say tomorrow. 81 today but by tuesday and wednesday, temperatures really take off into the low 90s. and then we'll start to cool off for the second half of the work week into the mid-80s. so overnight tonight mainly clear night. 60 in san francisco, mild. 68, santa rosa. and then highs for your monday sunshine in the south bay 81, san jose, 78 sunnyvale.

9, redwood city, 68 in downtown san francisco tomorrow. go to 82 in calistoga. 76, san rafael. 71 in oakland. 78 castro valley. and 9 pittsburg. the seven-day forecast shows you tomorrow is sunshine, it's summer scorcher on tuesday. total sunshine and hot on wednesday inland and then gradually cool off and by saturday july 4th it's back to more average temperatures lots of sunshine. a really nice holiday weekend is shaping if after the heat. >> anything but triple digits. thank you. kole colin resch is in with the sports. i don't know i shu is coming back. >> i saw him on twitter. >> let's see, stem. >> sportscasting in good hands. >> the giants not a bad day for them. fans treated to also brilliant performance by madison

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jeff gordon's last hurrah at sonoma na raceway was like the course itself, ups and downs, and the checkered flag was there for the taking. 10,000 flags handed out to the fans is a the entered, saluting the golden boy. his final appearance at his home course. crazy final few laps. carl edwards tangled with david rag yap. ragan fires the 55 back up and then catches on fire.

shut it down, david shut that thing down. you know what a pit crew when can't do? toss a spring rubber over the wall. jeff gordon's crew penalized to go back in 28th praise. you hate it win your axle housing snaps off. this guy has a mind of his own. he is looking for the exit. almost found it. tough to finish the race without a left tire. this driver trying to pit. a service truck in the way. comes to rest backwards. all the chaos caused -- jeff gordon, 16th place. kyle busch rubbing on jimmie johnson for the pass. his brother on his tail. tile takes the checkered flag. busch missed the first few races of the year because of an

injury. >> madison bumgarner had eight strikeouts today but one in particular he'll remember long after his career is over. second inning, giants trailing 2-1, bumgarner blow is it past brandon barnes. standing ovation because he becomes the third young nest franchise history to reach 1,000 strikeouts. buster posey drive in the giant's first three runs. in the third. matt duffy, playing like an all-star. sixth inning. a triple and a double. this is a homer eighth of the year. thinking cycle. then the bumgarner blast, towering homer to left. the first giant cycle since pablo sandoval, wait. called a foul ball? he touched it. rosario touched it. they say it was a foul ball. i got 0 great optometrist i can refer them to.

next pitch inning ending double play. he'll have many chances in the future. most important, giants win. a's trying to avoid a three game sweep. josh reddick with the popup in the third escobar, where is it? behind you. fuld scores but the royals score three and take the lead. infante off jesse chavez. >> sacramento, final round of the u.s. senior open. bernhard langer egg. putt on one interest the cup and interest the lead, but you played by playing partner jeff maggert. birdies on his first three holes. six birds on the day. closes with 5-under 65. 10-under. he edges collin montgomerie by two strokes. >> on the pga few, a playoff to decide the winner. we'll have that and reaction from sonoma at 6:00. >> thank you. up next, a legoland here in the

bay area, the story behind this dazzling display that fans love.

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coming up at 6:00, the controversy over the confederate flag and nascar. we talk to race fans about banning the flag from all events. honoring home town heroes. a special dedication today for the family of a fallen san jose police officer. join us at 6:00. tomorrow, if you build it, they will come. abc7 news was in san leandro to check out 4,000 square feet of all sorts of things constructed with legos. the display spans centuries from a medieval castle to a world war ii era naval vessel to space ships of 0 "star wars" lore. >> would love that. >> you have to get down there.

thank you for watching. see you again at 6:00. welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news. the second escaped killer, shot, wounded, but alive and in custody tonight. hunted down near the spot where the other inmate was killed. fire in the sky. the rocket bound for the international space station, exploding after launch. its cargo of food and supplies for the crew onboard. all of it gone. extreme weather. the flooding rains. rescues from the surging water. tornadoes and high winds, plus the dust storms and record heat. airport alert. the baggage thieves, caught on camera. disguised as travelers, going home with your luggage. and, "amazing grace." the church organist who heard the president sing, moved by the spirit. joining in. ♪