1 million strong. an epic pride parade wraps up an historic weekend in san francisco. the crowd multiplied this year after the supreme court decision on marriage equality. good evening, everyone. let's go right to abc 7 news reporter live in the castro tonight where the party is still going strong. sergio. >> yeah, this has been quite the party. day three. as you mention a lot of people here in the castro are still partying for what has become a major weekend for the lgbt community after an historic decision by the supreme court. the crowds have might rated here to the castro district. but for most of the day civic center where they packed in. more than a million people were expected for pride festivities

this year. and they came from places near and many are here for the party. this year city leaders expected a celebration to be bigger. >> just as it should be. after the big decision coming down just as it should have. this is. >> of -- this is off the hook. >> feel vibrations of hope. feeling of equality. this is it here in san francisco. >> pride in all colors paraded through the streets as usual. it klein ud rick welch was grand marshal and displayed the larry o'brien trophy for second kacapacity crowd event. >> 2 million, parades in two week. maybe we'll do this again next

year. >> this weekend. civil rights were at the center of the celebration. and the man whose case went all the way to the supreme court was in the parade as a special guest of honor. >> i di it ford it for my husband. >> jim obergefell from cincinnati ohio, sued to be recognized as a surviving spouse when his husband passed away. his historic supreme court win is a new chapter in the continuing effort to gain full equal rights for everyone in the lgbt community. >> today marks the 2nd anniversary for a major milestone for same-sex marriage in california. june 2 2013 sandy spear and chris perry of beckery the first same-sex couple to wed. attorney general caramel e harris officiated the wedding at city hall. >> developing news in the south bay.

santa clara supervisors approved a plan to seek legal action to stop a strike by county workers set for tuesday. 9,000 workers, nurses and health care providers at valley medical center. members of the union voted last week to go on strike as their contract with the county is set to expire. the county will ask a judge to issue an order to stop the strike unless the state labor board blocks the strike by tomorrow morning. >> convicted killer david sweat is in critical condition tonight. intense manhunt for the second escaped killer ended this afternoon in upstate new york. abc news reporter kenneth moten tells us it took one state police sergeant to catch him. >> wounded but alive, convicted murder and prison escapee david sweat back in custody in albany new york after three weeks on the run. applause and cheers grelteted andrew cuomo. >> residents showed their appreciation for law

enforcement. >> they have done an excellent job. >> new york state police say the takedown happened off a local roadway. sergeant jay cook alone on routine patrol spotted sweat who started to run. the officer then reportedly opened fire bringing the escapee down. >> need an ambulance. >> sweat was shot twice in the torso. transported to the ambulance. police believe he was with richard matt until recently as indicated by this photo taken buy a trail camera wednesday. they may have also discovered how the killers avoided capture for so long. dna found on a pepper shaker. >> we believe that possibly the two males were using pepper to throw the scent off for the dogs tracking them. >> the dramatic finale a mile and a half from the canadian border and 30 mild from the prison where the two staged their escape. the capture bringing closure to a community for week on hype aigh

alert. it's remarkable no bystanders were hurt during the ordechlt thereordechlt -- ordeal. adding there is no reason matt and sweat wouldn't have killed agun. >> a new case of animal mutilation in sacramento. hoping one clue will lead to the person who did it. surveillance video showed some one walking out of the white car there on the bottom of your screen. who ever it was left two bags containing five mutilated animals. a goat, chickens rat and catfish near the light rail track saturday night. a man who found it imed me yetly ly -- imed me yetmediately called police. >> i noticed an animal on the track. small coat. head caught off. head placed next to the body. >> animal services found 16 mutilated animals this year. >> police are looking for a killer after a man was found shot in a park in freemont. two passers-by saw the victim's

body at kiythe regional park. park police officers say the man was shot in the chest they've also believe his body had been in the park a short time. the coroner's bureau working to identify the victim. now to oakley police believe an argument over a broken car window led to a brawl and shooting in a church parking lot. . this afternoon at the church of latter day saints. laurel and brown roads. police say 20 people were fighting. two men were shot. another man got hit with a hammer or crowbar. everyone expected to survive. investigators say a propane bottle taped to a gas can may indicate a fire at napa fire apartment building was arson. what firefighters found on valley oak drive in napa city overnight. a witness tells us what he saw after the fire started. >> in a dead sleep. heard glass break. thought somebody may have been breaking into one of the cars. looked out my window. and i seen somebody running down

the -- the driveway here. seen fire out of the top hauflt winhauflt -- seen fire out of the top half of the window. no one was hurt. >> hot days are on the way. we could even see triple digits. here is a live look at san francisco tonight. where fog is hanging low in the skyline. the city and all of the bay area though about to heat up. abc 7 news meteorologist has more with live doppler 7 h dcht. awe -- 7 hd. saturday, sunday. temperatures not all that hot. warm in some spots. fairfield. 85. 81. the high in ant yokioch. san jose. 75. san francisco tops out at 67 degrees. even gilroy known for being hot this time of year. not too bad with a high of 85 degrees. outside live look from the sfo camera showing you the clouds are low tonight. that will set the stage for a

mild overnight period. then temperatures are really off off to the races. that means we will have inkrelsinginkrels inginkrels -- increasing conditions. fire weather will not be so right. and highs tuesday. warmest day we'll seen the seven day. accuweather seven day. >> thank you. >> this video you can see thick smoke billowing into the sky. a wildfire broke out in san jose. she provided a video shot moments after this afternoon's fire started. it began along the road. around 1:30 this afternoon. firefighters say the flames had burned about 2 acres when they arrived. the fire grew to 81 eric. investigators are trying to find out what sparked the fire. still to come. an ex an -- an explosion 20 miles above the earth felt in the bay area. group of south bay students show resiliency after losing months of hard work. nascar wants to ban the confederate flag. what race fans in sonoma thought

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a set back for nasa when a capsule headed for the space station exploded. shortly after liftoff. the capsule was a design space x hope to use transport people. nasa lost about 5200 pound of cargo. some of the cargo included experiments created by students in the south bay. abc 7 news reporter talked with

them today. she joins us live in the newsroom with more. katie? >> the students are understandably disappointed. as you will see it is reassuring our future lies with these young people contributing to science. >> liftoff of the space falcon rocket. >> all looked well. as the rocket launched from cape canaveral to the space station. two minutes in the rocket exmroeded. >> this is not good. i could take this and fly on the rocket. testing how plants grow in space. to experimenting with metal. >> we write the program. read it back every 24 hours.

to see if anything changes. >> 70 students brainstorm idea. >> we gauge the idea based on how useful to the public to. people who can use them. >> those experiments are launched on rockets to the space station. >> real life experience. not in a classroom. conducted look a business. >> in the next few weeks. find out if a launch will take place. >> because our hardware was lost. doesn't mean what we learned was lost. we learned to work as a team. we learned to build these experiments. all of that knowledge is still with us. and, we, we can to that knowledge in our future and our, careers as we go on. >> because rocket science while advanced is still itself an experex expeerment. >> racing fans hatchve mixed feelings about plans to eliminate the confederate flags from events. abc 7 news at the sonoma raceway, for jeff gordon's final race before he retires. nascar's chairman says he does not want confederate flags on

any track property. not just the track but even in the parking lot on rvs, campers and in the stands. >> it symbolizes oppression to a lot of people. i think it is insensitive for them to have the flag up. anywhere. at this point. that's why it need to go. >> people should be allowed to -- play what they want. you know? it is america. people die for that right. for that freedom. >> the chairman is considering his options on how to move forward with the ban. coming up in sport. we'll let you know how gordon did in today's race. >> a special bay air y rerea reunion for moon. he had breakfast with 98-year-old. in 1962 patterson and her husband hosted him as an 1-year-old exchange student from south korea. stayed 8 days. kepten touch over the years.

the patterson home where he opened his global eyes and really appreciate his american mom. great pictures. great day. great day weatherwise. turn it over off to bruce. the forecast. the workweek dhouz it lookhow does it look? >> temperatures on the warmer side. not hot yet. the heat will peak tuesday. wednesday. live doppler 7. a few low clouds around the coast. partly cloudy overnight. mild period overnight. outside we go. 62, at this hour. 63 in mountain view. san jose with a temperature of 61 degrees. live doppler 7 day. along with satellite. widen the picture. show you the story. area of high pressure off to the east. what it will do first. bring us high cloud for your monday. as the it strengthens around the four corners. it's really going to intensify the heat especially inland tuesday and wednesday afternoon. so future weather.

hour by hour. starting tomorrow morning. 5:00 in the morning. patchy fog. low clouds around the bay. retreat to coast in the morning. typical summertime pattern the by monday afternoon. most spots will see lots of sunshine. warm but not hot temperatures. so future temperatures will show you tomorrow afternoon. back into the 90s. in some spots. fairfield, antioch. 89 concord. 66 san francisco. 80, san jose. watch what happens. we jump into tuesday. temperatures take off. triple digit. concord. fairfield. antioch. flirting with 110 degrees. tuesday afternoon. 104 clear lake. 90s in the south bay. north bay. along the coast upper sects to lower 70s. this is just an increase our threat for fires to spark and spread rather quickly tuesday afternoon. and especially on wednesday. so the week ahead for antioch. tuesday. wednesday. scorcher. triple digits. cool into the 90s for the week. similar story.

san jose tomorrow. not bad in the 80s. tuesday. wednesday. warm temperatures in the lower 90s. so overnight tonight. call it partly cloudy out there. mild period. 50s to 60s across the bay. monday. highsen the enin the south bay. 80 the high in cuppertino. morgan hill. 74 san mateo. 78 in mountain view. along the coast. go to 62 sunset district. 61 daly city. 85 sonoma. 86 napa. 68 in sausalito. east bay. 71. oakland. 78 castro valley. 77 in freemont. sunshine there. warm-up inland. 89 pittsburgh. 88 concord. # 6 the accuweather seven day forecast. tomorrow, fog to sunshine. begin to warm up. triple digits inland.

and, still as hot inland. readings in the low 100s. thursday increasing cloud. cool us off. friday. partly sunday. saturday preview of the july 4th holiday. looking warm. seasonable. partly cloudy skies. sunday. drop down back to average. tuesday. wednesday. that's where condition will be critical around here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> still to come on abc 7 news tat 11 clock:00 clock. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and

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>> more than 180 people remain in intensive care after a fire in taiwan. taiwan's president visited some of the injured at a taipei hospital. saturday's fire injured 400. investigators believe some kind of powder triggered an explosion near the stage. flames spread towards the crowd at the water park.

>> time-lapse video shows greeks withdrawing money from an atm in athens as their country's five year financial crisis takes the most dramatic turn. greece's cabinet ordered that banks will remain shut for six working days and atm withdrawals, limited to 60 euros, $66 a day. this comes as european financial ministers rejected a request to extend the baleout for greece's debt beyond tuesday. the athens stock market will not open monday. desperate times. desperate measures. >> desperate times, desperate measures. sums up jeff gordon. in the mix until the end. one of the most entertaining nascar races at sonoma raceway ever. you want entertainment, how

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>> in his final race jeff gordon and crew tried everything ultimately the move that cost them was the one they didn't make. 10,000 white flags handed out to fans as they entered. all saluting the golden boy. the crazy final 32 laps. last year's winner, carl edwards tangled into the wall they both go. fires the 55 back up. catches fire. finally decide i need to shut this thing down. good move. gordon and his team. penalized 29 laps to go. crew member, tosses a spring rubber over the wall. and cost a couple places. ben fshleficial getting them in the ray. mind of its own. run away. axel housing. headed for the exit.

napa. tough to finish a race what a left rear tire. and fifth race of the day. trying to pit. got a service truck in the way. eclipsed him. come to rest. chaos. caution. seven laps to go. third place. decided not to pit. get new tires. bad decision. 15th place finish. kyle bush into the lead. five laps. takes the checkered flag. first one two sprint cup finish. missed races with a broken leg. he won at sonoma before in 2008. wins again. >> just a great feeling. man, didn't know if the day would come this year. but, man, certainly has. quicker than maybe most expected. doesn't matter. we within today. something killcool today. >> matt duffy wanted to steal the show. umps wouldn't allow it. neither would bumgartner.

giants trailing. colorado 2-1. high heat for brandon barnes. third youngest in franchise history to reach 1,000 strike yuts. strikeout. adds a home run. only need a single for the cycle. back. seventh inning. 5-2. giants. we know he could do this. down the line. will it stay fair? it does off the pole. second homer of the season. and eighth win. you can see the glove. ruled a foul ball. ground out in the next pitch. giants get the win. 6-3. american league champs trying to sweep the as. oakland. josh reddick. you got it, man.

five straight wins. as lost three in a row. second half-hour. jeff gordon on the disappointing sonoma finish. and sudden death playoff decide it on the pga tour. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00. street scheme targeting elderly for thousand of dollars. 7 on your side tells you what to watch out for. plus. ♪ ♪ i was ♪ >> meet the man whose music helped give flight to the president's charleston eulogy. we'll be right back.

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>> good evening. in tonight's headlines a crowd estimated at more than 1 million people turned out for the annual pride parade in san francisco today. the special guest of honor the ohio man whose supreme court case made same-sex marriage legal across the country. supervisors in santa clara county will ask a judge to stop a health care worker streak if the state labor board doesn't step in tomorrow morning. 9,000 nurses and other health providers at valley medical are set to walk off the job tuesday. in upstate new york the intense manhunt for a second convicted killer is over. david sweat is in critical condition tonight. a new york state police sergeant shot him twice this afternoon. less than two miles from the canadian border. the border patrol shot and killed his accomplice richard matt friday. three people are dead after a small plane crashed into a house

in massachusetts. the plane hilt the home's roof, late this afternoon. about 30 miles southwest of boston. a family of four inside the home was not hurt. three people in the plane died. firefighters had to put out a fire started by the crash. investigators do not know why the plane lost control. >> there have now been six shark attacks in three weeks along the north carolina coast. shark experts cannot explain why it is happening. abc news reporter has more. >> reporter: another teen recovering from injuries tonight after another vicious shark atashg ina attack in north carolina. an 18-year-old rushed to the hospital late saturday with bites to his right leg and both hands. now in serious condition. the sixth time in less than three weeks visitors to north carolina's teaches have been violently attacked by deadly predators. june 14th. two shark attacks in close proximity. both teenage victims losing limbs. one of the victims 16-year-old

hunter, telling abc news exclusively about the moment he came face to face with the shark. >> i saw the shark on my left arm, it was halfway up my bicep attached it wasn't attached anymore. >> friday. >> a shark got there. >> 47-year-old father attacked as he scrambled to get children out of the water. why so many attacks in north carolina? some experts believe fishing which is permitted on north carolina's beaches is to blame. >> don't swim around piers. don't swim where people are fishing. several recent attacks have occurred close to piers. now there are calls to ban shark fishing from north carolina's beaches. a move that has already been taken by many other vacation spots along the east coast. mary bruce, abc news rockaway beach new york. >> in southern california two paddle boarders had an encounter with young great white sharks. posted the video on you tube. the view from above and below the water surface. the men took the video on the

26th in huntington beach. they told "the orange county register" the sharks were nonaggressive. 20,000 people have watched the three minute clips. >> state senators will decide tomorrow on a bill that would require vaccinations for every child attending school in california. the bill would eliminate mere t nearly every vaccine exemption that exists now. senators must vote on the bail again because it was amended before passed in the assembly. if the senate approves the bill it goes to governor brown. opponents of the biological have vud to -- bill have vowed to keep fight it even if it becomes law. a week of historic moments for america, supreme court decisions on obama care, gay marriage to the confederate flag. and the president breaking into song during a eulogy on live television. to night hearing from the church organist who helped set the tone for the president's heartfelt words. tom llamas has the the story.

♪ amazing grace ♪ that unforgettable moment when president obama chose to heal the nation not with a speech but with a song. that church organ some how kicking in just at the right time. we couldn't see charles miller. we could hear him. >> the 33-year-old musician invited to play at the funeral service says he didn't take his cue from the president but from a hyperpower. >> i just kind of let the lord led me at the time. >> in church lingo. backing the preacher up. so miller took a bold step and decide to back the president up. >> he started singing. ♪ amazing grace ♪

>> a wretch like me. but there ones thing this oregon player was terrified of doing. ruin the moment. >> i definitely did want to be the president who drowned the president out. >> instead. he lifted the president up. i believe the world in those few moments came together. i believe there was healing that took place. >> tom llams reporting. still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00 clock. internship sz good way to get your foot in the door. bay area company going way beyond setting up opportunities. talking about a nice pay day. >> coming up a pretty nice weekend. now temperatures are going to go

a bogus offer. many people get in their e-mail played out in real life.

how >> reporter: the 74-year-old man remembers walking to his car at a stripmall. the man claimed to be from sierra sierra leone. he asked for a ride to the church. manny asked us not to show his face or use his real name agreed. on the way to the church he showed a bag of money. he received a large inheritance and needed help distributing to charities. jut sigh the church they encountered james. kofi made the same offer to both of them. he would give them $90,000 each. they could each distribute $70,000 to charity and keep remaining $20,000. >> he was saying that he cannot bring back the money he had with him. because it would confiscated or he will be killed by the military in sierre loeon.

>> james and manny were asked to get a large amount of money to prove they trusted kofi. james returned with $40,000 and gave it to kofi. >> stay out. we will bring the money around. itch you trust us leave your money. >> they walked around the block with the money before returning it to james. manny agreed to do the same thing. he drove to the bank. and brought back this atm receipt showing he had $23,000. but kofi insisted on cash. so manny returned to the bank to make a cash withdrawal. manny gave $10,000 to kofi and agreed to walk around the block while kofi and james waited. when manny returned both the money and the two men were gone. >> i was -- angry at myself. because i believed them. i was angry at them. my knees were shaking. when i was trying to look for them. >> this is a classic con known

as the pigeon drop. police have seen it before. elderly are frequently targets. the scammers often flash large sums of money. >> the suspect offers a larger sum of money to the victim in exchange for smaller amount. police suspect kofi and james were working to scam manny. manny real is he will likely never see the money again. >> supposed to happen to me. i am supposed to be abn intelligent. person. educated person. >> internship means answering phones getting coffee. and working for little or no pay to get your foot in the door. not if you work for apple. a report says interns can earn up to $80,000. business insider interviewed an intern. he says apple helps pay for intern housing. only catch. not allowed to talk about or take pictures of anything that happens at work. >> small price to pay.

a foul-mouthed teddy bear no match for dinosaurs. jurassic world, top spot at the box office. earning $54 million. pushing it past the $500,000 mark domestically. it is only the, the on filmuo in history. ted 2 opened under expectations. inside out second with $52 million. ted 2, opening at $33 million. >> max and spy round out the top five. might be a good team to see a movie when weep hit triple digit temperatures. nice air conditioned movie theater. >> really nice tuesday. wednesday. live doppler 7. quiet night. tomorrow, pretty quiet weather pattern across much of the u.s. take a look at this. big area of high pressure developing across the western half of the u.s. lots of sunshine. go to 103. salt lake city. 110, phoenix.

down hot at 95 tomorrow. on the east coast though just a weak ripple of energy moving through the great lakes. scattered showers. chicago, minneapolis. saint louis. isolated showers. 93. same in atlanta. the nation's capital. topping out at 90. with afternoon showers. back here in california. rain showers along the sierra. otherwise, hot day. yosemite. 98. 105. fresno. 112, palm springs. 73 san diego. 104 in sacramento. closer to home. not as hot. going to be in the warming trend. 90, fairfield. 92, antioch. 71 oakland. 81, san jose. 79 santa rosa. afternoon sunshine. accuweather seven-day forecast. fog to sunshine tomorrow. then we call summer scorcher. tuesday. wednesday. the heat peaks in the 100 readings. increasing clouds. cool us thursday into friday. the weekend next week. looking nice for the holiday. saturday. sunday. into the hot. seasonable.

lots of sunshine. >> as long as double digits. and not triple digits. an improvement. >> two of three. >> thank you. >> over to collin in for sports. little built of a holiday action. >> talk baseball. nascar. and, fourth of july is next weekend. mrend plenty of fireworks. yes, jeff gordon's race in sonoma. and bubba watson famed to make the cut. sudden death. at the travelers. sports is next.

>> madison bumgartner. had eight strikeouts. one in particular. you rilwill remember. second inning. giants rockies. trailing to one. bumgartner. standing ovation. third youngest in franchise history to reach 1,000 strikeouts. buster posey. tops pin right there. drove in the giants first three

runs. brings in a pair for a 3-2 lead. matt duffy an all star. sixth inning. triple. double. later, brandon crawford. headed towards mccovey cove. gets there. short. home run. home run. in full swing. bumgartner. off the foul pole. 6-2. back to duffy. here is the cycle. the first. since sandoval. what do you moonean a foul ball? and a hit. they review it, no. second straight day. misses a cycle by one hit. triangles to avoid a three game

sweep. dodgers here. dodgers, marlins. adrian gonzalez. dodgers shut out the marlins 2-0. the giants get the marlins on tuesday. let's move on. and talk about the as now. trying to avoid the three-game sweep. escobar. scores, 2-0. oakland. as with their defensive woes. continue. and, grabs the third. and should have been out. max munce. high. make it 3-1. and off chavez. a perez scores. royals three runs in the sixth. 3-2. 8th inning. perez finger prents all overprints all over the game. kansas city, complete sweep of the as. 5-3. jeff gordon. last hooray. like the course. ups an downs. nine laps to go.

checkered flag. there for the taking. largest crowd for the savemor 350. over the wall. could have walked it over. can't throw unidentified object. love to be a fly on the wall. and allowed to enter the race. and third place. seven laps to go. he has old tires. kyle takes the checkered flag. curt in the rearview mirror. bush wins at sonoma. and afterwards. gordon talking about a disappointing finish for him. >> great weeken. nothing is going to take away from the weekend. and wasn't the finish we all wanted.

a very memorable weekend. and, still a little more fun to, to go to hang out with friends and family down here. but, >> in sacramento. final round of the u.s. senior open. tom watson in contension. finishing in style. 33 footer. bird. 18. watson. tied for 7th. eagle putt on one. bern bernhard langer. langer outplayed. by jeff maggert. six bird on the day. closes five under 65. will get there. 10 under for the tournament. he edges collin montgomery. second major of year on the senior tour. final round of the travelers championship. paul casey jump-starting his round on 3. eagle approach here. one hop and in. casey closes. five under 65. in the clubhouse. 16 under. bub paba watson.

second playoff hole. reminisce not to the green side bunker terrible. bubba drops the birdie putt. that's it. watson winner of the travelers for the second time in his career. and such a golf geek i'm in a fantasy league with my brother. we are team mates. he said let's go bubba watson. no let's go billy horschel finished 30th. bubba wins it. >> didn't know that existed. >> yeah. >> rest up. that's it for tonight. abc 7 news

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