have migrated to the civic center where they pack eded in. more than a million people were expected this year and they came from places near and far. >> pasadena. >> i'm from australia. >> many are simply here for the party, but this year city leaders expected a celebration to be bigger. >> it's just as it should be after the big decision coming dun just as it should have. this is awesome. you can feel the vibrations of hope and the feeling of quality this is right here in san francisco. >> reporter: pride in all its colors paraded through the streets as usual including blue and gold warriors president was grand marshal and displayed the trophy for his second capacity crowd event since winning the nba championship. >> 2 million person parade. i'm not sure what we're going to do next week, but maybe we'll do

it again next year. >> reporter: when the supreme court came down with their decision, civil rights was at the celebration of the decision and it was in the parade of the special guest of honor. >> i did it for my husband and i can't think of a better thing to possibly do. >> reporter: jim sued to be recognized as a surviving spouse when his husband passed away. his supreme court win is a new chapter in the continuing effort to gain full equal rights for everyone in the lg >> we have a slide show of pictures showing the hiet lights from the festivityies on our website. the alameda coroner is working to identify a man found to death in a park. they saw the victim's body yesterday morning. it was spotted in the bushes just off patterson ranch road. east bay police officers say the

man had been shot in the chest and his body had only been in the park for a short time. he's described as a hispanic male. so far no arrests have been made. a false report of a stabbing caused major delays at the civic center bart station following san francisco's pride parade. the delays impacted daily city and east bay sdrexs around 11:00 last night. someone used red pepper which mistook for blood. an investigation e eventually determined that no one had been stabbed. now police believe an argument over a broken car window led to a brawl and shooting in a church parking lot. it happened yesterday afternoon at the church of lather day saints. 20 people were fighting, two men got shot another got hit with a hammer. everyone is expected to survive. three sexual assault victims

plan to file a civil suit against the university of california board of regents this morning. they were all students at cal when they claim they were sexually assaulted. the school didn't do enough to keep them safe. title ix requiring universities to combat gender based violence as a way to ensure that all students get equal access to education. supervisors are scrambling to prevent county workers from going on strike tomorrow. contracts expire tomorrow for 9,000 workers including nurses and other health care providers at valley medical center. union members voted last week to walk off the job. a a state labor board has also been asked to block the strike. the state senate will take up the controversial bill to keep parents from using personal or religious exemptions to keep kids from being vaccinated. it was still allow parents to

decline vaccinations for medi reasons. those opposed to the measure say vaccines are unsafe and they have the right to choose what happened to their kids. if the senate approves the bill, it will be sent to the governor's desk. the city council will consider using affordable housing funds to keep the city's only mobile home park from closing. last month the city council gave the owner permission to sell the property. all 400 residents faced eviction, but last week the board of supervisors voted to set aside money to keep the park open. happening today, nurses will gather at uc children's hospital to express concerns about a proposed arena project at mission bay. nurses are concerned about the kmalkt of planned 12 acres sports and entertainment center could have on patients and workers. . they fear it would limit access to life-saving care.

starting today outdoor burning is banned in rural areas. they are suspending all burn permits in areas of santa clara that are not served by a city or county fire department. it includes the burning of branches and leaves and meant to rugs the risks of wi the agency is asking residents to keep 100 feet around the home free from dead or dying vegetation. 4:35. it's dry out there. temperatures going to get hot, hopefully not too windy. >> it's going to be a little breezy in some areas, but it's been so very dry and with possibility of some thunderstorms later on today that could mean a very dangerous condition for some of our drier areas. as we look at live doppler 7 satellite, we are picking up some returns in terms of low cloud layers. that's going to increase throughout the day and will

result in possible isolated showers and thunderstorms. current conditions still on the warm side, but wild. 5 degrees in concorde. 58 degrees in near sfo. cooler in san francisco at 53 degrees. a look from our roof camera. still pretty clear conditions right now. but for the next three days, expect temperatures to increase and pretty severely. in fact, a high heat advice ri is advised for folks living in the value eleys and inland areas. 104 degrees inland. 84 degrees around the bay. 66 degrees along the coast. temperatures will gradually go down to the middle of the week and by the weekend we should start to see some cooler conditions. >> let's take a welcome at traffic to see what's happening on the roads. here's a peek now at the san mateo bridge. travk is running smoothly over the water. moving to the north bay, that's a look at 101. you can actually see some cloud

cover in the distance. it doesn't appear that it's impeding your visibility. you might see fog near the coast. as we move to 580 we have some construction westbound side until 6:00. you can see between high street and grand avenue, construction crews will be out there. remember to please go for the cone zone. if you want to take an alternate. it's 4:37 now. all lanes of 880 in mil paid ya is open following a deadly accident that shut down the northbound lanes for several hours this morning. >> reporter: certainly good news that all lanes are open at 880. this is the morning commute starting to heat up. the bad news overnight someone lost their life in a traffic accident. a person was killed after initial crash between two cars on northbound 880 just north the expressway. those cars were in the middle

lane and more cars hit those cars. the person was killed. the drivers of the original accident got out of the vehicle and was hit by another car while walking on the freeway. the coroner was called this morning. all northbound lanes were blocked off during the beginning of the investigation. chp opened up some lanes during the investigation and just after 3:00 a.m. they opened up the freeway after clearing the scene. no word on the identification of the victim. reporting live matt keller abc 7 news. space x and the faa are conducting an investigation into why a rocket fell from the international space station blew up two minutes after takeoff. it was carrying food and supplies and dissint grated sunday morning. this is the third that's been lost in six months. nasa says the astronaut. s have four months worth of

supplies left. we'll have the latest on the rocket at the top of the hour. next new worries about a possible terror attack targeting americans this 4 lt of july. why officials are so concerned ahead of the long holiday weekend. and global outrage following this scene at another gay pride parade. the explanation about why this had to be cut short. and taking a live look outside with abc 7 news now. this is the bay bridge toll life's our old family recipe, and a kitchen with just as many layers.

life's our old family recipe, and a kitchen with just as many layers. welcome back on this it monday morning, 4:41 is the time. this is a look at traffic in the east bay. those tail lights heading southbound towards highway 24. it's moving a little slow rer than you might imagine, but it is moving. in taiwan one person has died after a fire at a music

festival more than 180 people remain in intensetive care and you're looking at taiwan's president visiting some of the injured at a hospital. saturday's fire injured more than 400 people at the water park where the concert was held. investigators believe some of the powder triggered an accidental explosion near the stage. flames spread toward the crowd. with the holiday weekend approaching, a warning this it morning about an terror attack. the fbi and department of homeland security sent out a bulletin to 18,000 law enforcement agencies warning them of a potential threat. this comes after the attacks in france, kuwait and tunisia. isis claimed responsibility for two of those attacks. to recruit more followers, the group z has launched a social media cam kpan targeting people in the u.s. >> isil has spent a year investing in trying to reach troubled minds in the united states through social media to either recruit them to come to their so-called call fate to fight or kill where t

>> the fbi has been on the hunt for suspected radicals. there have been seven arrests in the last two weeks. in greece this morning both banks and the stock exchange are closed as the country verges on financial collapse. many people spent the weekend pulling their money out of the banks through atms. late friday the greek government decided to pull negotiations out of bailout talks. tomorrow greece is expected to default on a loan payment to the monetary fund and may have to leave the euro system as a result. the second of two escaped killers who put the state of new york on edge is finally in custody. david squet sweat is in the hospital after being shot by a police sergeant who took him down just after sweat made a dash for the canadian border. marci gonzales has details. >> reporter: this morning the manhunt is over. david sweat pictures moments after he was shot and taken into custody, he finally was captured

yesterday a mile and a half from the canadian border. >> the nightmare is finally over. >> reporter: the dramatic takedown happening as a sergeant on a routine patrol in new york spots sweat walking along a roadway. sweat takes off running. cook follows after concerned the fugitive could disappear into the woods he shoots hitting sweat twice in the tor so. >> e he said i just heard a couple gunshots a couple minutes ago. within another 30 seconds the place was flooded with police cars. >> reporter: investigators retracing the man's steps finding sweat's dna on pepper shakers at a camp revealing how the killers may have avoidsed capture for so long. sweat was listed in critical condition here. doctors won't say much else about how he's doing other than he's expected to be hospitalized for several more days. marci gonzales, abc news, new york.

chaos in istanbul after turkish police hurled tear gas at a parade. police stepped in because people are not allowed to march during ramadan. they accused of officials of not warning them about the policy before the parade. a strong dust storm slammed phoenix leaving thousands of people without power. the dust clouds were seen for miles. the national weather service said speeds were clocked at 40 miles per hour or more. the winds caused widespread damage leaving many to deal with triple digit heat and no air-conditioning air-conditioning. the storm clouded highways and caused heavy downpours. this is the first big dust storm of the monsoon season in arizona. >> we have our own worries with the dry conditions. >> possible lightning strikes sorks that means for any of the dry areas in our bay area neighborhoods, that means possibility of some brush fires. here's a look from sfo as we

take a look at the cloud cover we have covering the bay area. you can see it from the lights of the city. i do not see any delays but i will keep my eyes peeled for that. a look right now at live doppler 7 radar satellite showing we have some returns in terms of low cloud cover. also fog along the coast. and as i pull out to the rest of the area, you might see returns with moisture hanging over the hillside. that's going to create increase as the morning wears on. a look at the golden gate bridge camera. they are making its way to the north bay. more on that in traffic coming up. you can see visibility not impeded. you're at 56. a cool 55. concorde, 5. warmer in livermore. mild as we wake up this morning. but we're going to be talking about some hot conditions as a bubble of high pressure that's

hanging over much of california and the bay area. it's moving its way east. however, that's leaving us with high temperatures in the 90s, 80s inland today. that's going to increase by tomorrow. then eventually the cooling trend will arrive by the weekend. so for the 4th of july it's going to be on the cooler side. a game today when the a's take on the rockies. first pitch at 7:05. a mild breeze. 68 by the end of the game. our highs, mostly sunshine for the inland areas but cloudier around the bay and peninsula. we have cooler conditions along the coast as we talk about our lows for tonight those temperatures going to be on the mild side. my seven-day forecast, you see the triple digit heat on tuesday. then we're in the 90s on thursday. cooling down friday right up to saturday and 4th of july

holiday. 88 degrees by saturday with seasonal conditions. let's talk about traffic and see what's happening across the bay area starting with san jose. good morning, that's a look at 87 right near julian street. traffic is quiet at this hour. talk to me a bt some construction about the bay area. we have a new accident on 880. as you're approaching you will find the delays. 580 still accident free at this hour. mass transit, everything is running on time. no delays for bart or east train. over to you. >> thank you. it has a way to double your battery life on your phone says samsung. and the plane that runs entirely off the sun. he's this morning's tech bytes. >> extending your phone's battery life. samsung has found a way to double how long phones will run before running out of power. >> don't throw your batteries and cables yet.

it could be years before e we see the new battery. forget spotify or title. apple apple's biggest rival when it launches its streaming site tomorrow may be piracy. >> 20 million americans get music from sharing sites. fewer than 8 million paid for a subscription last year. and the solar-powered plane attempting to circle the country was grounded by bad weather. >> it's heading to hawaii, the longest leg of the trip so far. no place to land in case of an emergency. those are your tech bytes. 4:49 now. california's historic drought isn't just hurt inging the water supply. it's also making our air dirtier. and fine tuning the world's ultrapresis atomic clock when time will actually standstill and how long will it last. and we leave you with a live

look from our rooftop high definition camera. it's pretty sparse here right

a live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic is light and moving right along as folks head back to work on this monday morning. we'll have a complete look at traffic coming up in a can cup couple. thousands of people marched while thousands more cheered join ing joining the pride parade. yesterday's excitement went beyond the parade route. new york's governor married couple outside the stone wall inn. the drought is making bad air worse and could be aggravating existing health problems. a new report from the american lung association found 28 million people live in counties

that got a failing grade for air quality. the worst in northern california was san joaquin county. a lack of rain to wash away pollen is making the allergy season work and making it difficult for people with asthma. time will standstill for one second tomorrow to keep atomic clocks coordinated. the 61-second minute will take place at 4:59 p.m. specific time. the leap second is essential to make up for the earth's slowing rotation. international atomic time is accurate and >> those atoms, the vibrations they count and use that as a measure of the seconds. >> why is the earth rotation slowing? >> i don't know, somebody put on the brakes, i guess. let's check in with leyla gulen with a look at weather and

traffic. >> good morning that means one extra second of heat. hot heat. here's a look at today's day planner. mostly cloudy conditions, mild start. 60 degrees inland. 60 degrees around the bay. as we move into lunchtime and the afternoon hours you are going to see an increase clouds. also a possibility of thunderstorms and isolated showers by this evening. those should clear out leaving us with mostly cloudy conditions, but the hot turns up tomorrow tomorrow. for on that in a few minutes. here's a look at some traffic. let's take a peek at what's happening at the toll plaza. the accident we thought we saw is actually not an accident at all. it's moved off into right past the metering lights. the rest of the bay bridge is moving along at a top speed. as we move into 880 o, we have an this accident i was telling you about earlier at grand avenue. it's involving a big rig.

right now we're not seeing any delays as a result. 580 richmond, seven minutes. the san mateo can clear. fishing may be to blame for a recent spike in shark attacks in north carolina. at least six shark attacks in the last two weeks have injured swimmers. experts blame the spike that fishing is permitted on beaches and piers. one of the victims explained what it was like to come face to face with the shark. >> i saw the shark on my left arm. it was half way up my bicep just attached and then it wasn't attached anymore. >> there are now calls to ban fishing in parking lots of north carolina. at least through the july 4th holiday when many people will be hitting the beaches. shark attacks are still considered extremely rare. the odds are 1 in 37 million. in southern california two paddle borders had had an

interesting encounter with young great white sharks. they posted this this video giving us a view from above and below the surface. the men took the video on friday. they told the orange county register the sharks were peaceful and nonaggressive. nearly 20000 people have watched the three-minute clip. an internship means answering phones and working for little or no pay to get your foot in the door right? not these days. not if you work for am. a new report says interns can earn a salary up to $80,000 a year. business insider interviewed a form former intern who says apple helps pay for interns housing. only catch is they are not allowed to take pictures of anything that happens at work. this might appeal to the kid in all of us. things built from legos. 4,000 square feet of lego creations span centuries of

history. if you missed it, it it will be showcased on weekends through august at the bay area family church. it's 4:57 now. a new legal move by the passengers of flight 214. what they are demanding from the airline nearly two years after the deadly crash landed. and a new feature google will invaul to bring an end to accidents at train crossings. >> we'll take a short break but we leave you looking at the bay bridge. traffic moving fine.

good morning, everyone. it's 4:5 on this monday morning. back to work. thanks a a lot for joining us i'm eric thomas. >> we're all together so it makes it better. i'm kristen sze. leyla gulen is handling weather and traffic this this morning. >> a lot going on, if you're wondering what your barbecue plans are going to be like for this weekend i will have your forecast in a few minutes. i want to talk about today and tomorrow. as we look along 101, you can see the low cloud layer in the distance. that means we have increasing clouds later on today with the possibility of some isolated showers and thunderstorms. the cooldown is going to come this weekend. you might be more comfortable than expect eded. talk about clear visibility, unlimited most places with the exception of eight miles along the coast. let's see how that's affecting your traffic. as we take you