we have fought adversity our whole life. >> san francisco shows its resolve as pride weekend kicks off but a colorful celebration is a bit muted this year with unprecedented security following the orlando attack. we begin with cornell bernard live in san francisco's civic center plaza from the pride celebration. you have seen heavy security there? >> reporter: yeah, we real request have. in fact i've never seen this many police officers at a pridefest before. so far it's been a fun, safe

event. there are also new security measures in place but critic says increased police prepares just too much here. san francisco is showing its pride to the world this weekend. the colors of the rainbow, just about everywhere you look. it's a time for celebration, and remembrance. >> our hearts are with orlando. we think of them every day. >> for the first time this security checkpoint screening at every entrance to pridefest. many get it. >> pretty safe. it's a good idea. >> metal detectors, and still always looking over our shoulders. >> extra police officers are on duty, patrolling pridefest. and sunday's pride parade. >> i think there's too much police at pride. >> she is grand marshal at the parade and will march but groups like "black lives matter" will not in protest of the added police presence. >> i do not think that more police presence will make us

safe. the attack in orlando was one lone gunman. >> i don't like the metal detectors going into civic center plaza but i'm not going to second-guess the pride community's decision to try to keep people safe. >> safety is the mantra at this year's pride. something worth prebeating. >> if you see something, say something. repeat that back. if you see something. >> say something. >> one more time. if you see something. >> say something. >> we have heard that message repeated several times today. what happened in orlando will not break the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender community and only make it stronger. pridefest continues tomorrow.

>> abc7 news was atop san francisco's twin peaks. the band played for the installs of the pink triangle. the try angle covers one acre. here a loose at the san francisco end of the bay bridge. with huge crowded expected this weekend there will be a lot of road closures. the area around civic center will be closed both today and tomorrow, and from market street -- and market street from beale to eight will be closed for at the parade. muni will reroute buss and the agency is asking people to take publication transportation. barret will begin service at 7:00 a.m. and run extra trains. a walk weekend in the bay area and it's going to get warmer. a live look outside right now from the camera atop the sutro.

the golden gate bridge, a little haze down there that's check in with meteorologist lease a argen. >> the clear skies tonight, going to see a nice evening. we still have some rip currents and large breakers at the coast to be aware of that. it's 88 in novato. 96 by the delta. 93 livermore. emeryville, clear out to the farallon islands. 74 in oakland. 59 in half moon bay. and we will be looking at even warmer weather tomorrow inland. in fact we're talking about temperatures in the upper 90s. triple digits arrive next week. >> thank you very much. firefighters got the upper hand on a grass fire that burn off highway 4. flames burned 40-acres of vegetation in willow pass road. the fire and calfire units are

fighting the blaze. crews took extra precaution, the area is home to two shooting range that may store ammunition on site. they were able to control the fire with benefit of air attack. no injuries reported. new details on a wildfire in kern county where san jose firefighters assisting the battle against flames that killed two people and charred 56 square miles. the fire started thursday with zero containment reported. flames have destroyed 150 homes near lake isabella, one home owner could not believe her house was spared. >> we have reported that our house is standing, which is quite a miracle. i know there's a lot of people that have had a lot of devastation and loss. >> the san jose firefighters join others from the bay area already on the fire lines. gilroy fire tweeted this photo of fire engines assembling.

the crews are fight little six large wildfires in california and the biggest, sherpa fire, is now 93% contained. the sherpa fire has burn nearly 12 square miles. >> developing news here. you're looking at flooding blamed for at least 23 deaths in west virginia. west virginia's governor has made an urgent request for federal disaster aid to help people in three hardest hit counties. severe weather knocked out power for 32,000 homes and businesses and disaster is keeping many people out of their homes. >> it's been an at -- adventure. we're just continuing our camping trip in a different place. >> you can see some pictures of efforts to rescue people from those deadly flood waters. the pga even was cancelled next month because of flooding damage on the course where the tournament tapes. inned firefighters needed to use special tools to free a

person in a crash on 101. two people went to the hospital just after 11:30 this morning, and drivers faced delays until the mess was cleared. the brexit vote fallout is triggering emergency meetings. while the united kingdom's decision to leave the european union will take years to finalize the world is feeling the financial impact. >> reporter: the brexit costs are adding up. financial markets reeling. the prime minister resigning, and now threats to break away from the uk. >> we'll seek to explore all possible options to protect scotland's place in the european union. >> scotland planning another vote on innocence since scrambling to stay in the european union and remain campaigners petitioning for a second do-over vote with 2 million supporters sign on. a day off after announcings he

is stepping down, david cameron appearing at parade but not talking. other leaders trying to reassure the population there is no rush. >> at least two years of discussions and negotiations before we're no longer members. >> but that may not be soon enough for european union leaders who was the uk out as soon as possible. the ripple effect going global market upheavals wiping out $2 trillion. >> the united states has real problems, and a brexit its not their problem. >> trump in scotland, supporting the vote, and downplaying the impact back home. but the u.s. symptom -- stock market taking a hit. the average 401(k) retirement account lost more than $3,000 from friday's market losses alone. some big companies are warning of job cuts and lost business. but experts say there are effects you can take advantage of, like refinancing. >> interest rates as a result of this will probably stay low, could even go lower this year,

and for some it might make sense to refinance the mortgage. >> abc news, london. >> our beaches are a popular spot during the warm weekend but recent sightings has some beach goers concern. >> the battle over gun control took center

a shark warning on this warm weekend for people heading to a popular beach in pacifica. somebody spotted shark yesterday. police posted signs in the area

warning people about the shark sighting. and viewer holly took this picture. others reported seeing a great white in the area to the previous day. if you see news where you live, take a photo or video and share it with us using the #abc7 news. >> this lake has been closed since march. the alameda county environmental health department cleared the lake to re-open after tests showed little or know toxins for a month. dogs are not allowed in the water. the west nile virus has been detected in the north bay. a bird tested positive in san rafael. the bird was found near smith ranch and yosemite road. mosquitoes can transmit west nile to humans. an infected bird was reported in antioch. if you're in the south bay

you might smell the celebration. we'll take you to the barbecue championships and a look at the role tech is playing in the competition. >> heading outside, get ready

>> you have probably heard of fireworks night at the ballpark and a minor league team hosted a firearms might to teach -- these people wore hand guns on their hips. >> i don't think it's a recipe for disaster. it's more of a way to shed a

good light on it to say there's nothing bad that is going to happen with all the fear. we can just hang out and have a good time. >> not everyone was thrilled with this idea. sometimes i think that's when you don't have a great idea, when there's debate. >> those who brought guns were not allowed to buy alcohol at the ballpark. a barbecue in silicon valley would not be complete without a healthy helping of technology. we were at santa clara's central fork for the silicon valley bash caw competition. one team has a device that keeps track of the temperature and the grill by regulating air flow. you can monitor progress on an app, of course. grillmasters get a text message when the meat is done. >> cooking a prime rib or brisket or pulled pork or ribs, we have those settings in the app. select which one you're cooking, sets the quality automatically.

>> others competing chose a more traditional way of cooking. judging ends the next hour see we should learn who wins. here's lisa argen with the forecast. >> hi, eric. we're looking at a beautiful afternoon with clear skies. the wind has picked up a little bit in san francisco, at sfo, 28-miles-an-hour out of the west ask that's providing a very comfortable evening. live doppler 7hd nice and clear, looking at numbers warmer today but nothing too extreme yet. that's going to come monday and tuesday, wednesday. 66 in the city. 75 in mountain view. 94 morgan hill. half moon bay, 59. and a winds out of the north have allowed numbers to climb in 90s. wind up to 20-miles-an-hour by the delta, even though it's warm we have a breeze and that will stay with us tomorrow. clear and mild tonight.

warm to hot tomorrow. and then heat alert next week. triple digits afternoon high temperatures arrive in our inland valleys. some of the heat from the valley headed our way. 62 in antioch tonight. 51 in half moon bay. overnight not going to see any fog but towards the morning hours, a couple of patches by pacifica. by the afternoon, sunny skies at our beaches, still low to mid-60s, so the temperature spread anywhere from 35 to perhaps 38 degrees from the coast to the delta. upper 70s tomorrow, around santa cruz, warm sunshine to monday and tuesday, patchy morning fog put beautiful the peaches -- beaches. livermore, 93. 102 on wednesday. thursday, upper level trough

will cool everyone off. tomorrow, highs upper 80s for san jose. 92, los gatos. 88 in redwood city. mid-60s return to pacifica. san francisco, average high 67 so we'll be at 71. pride celebrations looking fantastic tomorrow. a few patches of fog in the morning. 93 santa rosa, 84 vallejo. how about 80 in hayward, 82 union city. castro valley, 84. inland, look at the nines in. 97 in pittsburg. 98 in livermore, tomorrow, 10:00 in san francisco, 62. a puff of fog but the afternoon nice with the seas be, upper 60s so a little breezy after 4:00. but plenty of sunshine. the seven-day forecast, a little more morning low clouds and fog, monday and tuesday, but look at the he highs, 102 on tuesday, 100 on wednesday, turn the corner on the heat on thursday, and then friday and saturday, looking a little more like normal with the summer spread,

60s happy toker 80s. so really perfect weather tomorrow, but it's getting hot and high fire danger this time of year around the bay. >> thank you very much. rick quans in for mike shumann with a preview of sports. >> going to be hot at the racetrack. nascar makes the stop at sonoma tomorrow. today was qualifying. you'll hear from the pol

tomorrow's satisfy mart 350 at sonoma appears to be up for grabs. over the past 11 years there

have been ten different winner. today was qualifying, a.j. allmendinger will start in second place after posting an average speed of 95.7-miles-an-hour. he has yet to win here on his home track. carl edwards who did win the praise in 2014, won the poll, averaging 96-miles-an-hour. >> this place is so much fun. after the first lap issue had to be honest, thought, man, i'm going to screw this up the second one because the first one was really good. but just really excited. >> he has won before here. my best finish is seventh. we just got to go out and have a solid day. all we can do is push hard and do our best and wherever that end result, if it's in victory lane, great, if notice, that's all we can do. >> according to espn, harrison warren with join klay tom hon so draymond green on the u.s. olympic basketball team. barnes who will become a restricted free agent was a surprise pick.

he struggled in the nba finals against cleveland, and only averaged 12-points a game during the regular season. the official roster won't be released until monday but appears team u.s.a. will look like this. guards kyrie irvin, klay thompson, the forwards are kevin durant, carmelo anthony, paul george, draymond green, and barnes, demarcus cousins and jordan are the centers. the summer games start august 5th. madison bum guardian are on the mound when the giants host the phillies at 48-27, san francisco has the second best record in the majors. the only team with a better record is the cubs, but today they blew a three-run lead in miami. the marlins took the lead with four runs in the fifth. stanton drives in pratto. he had three rbi. miami wins 9-6. the cubs have now lost five of

the last six. >> this week's pga stop is the quicken loans national in bethesda, maryland. hosted by tiger woods with proceeds going to his foundation. tigers is not playing butter any else is. --er any -- ernie els is. a 66 today, now in second place. the third is your third, round leader. nice birdie putt on 14. at 15-under he now has a two-stroke lead. while the cope could america rap -- copa america wraps um croatia and portugal were scoreless. until this header in. portugal wins 1-nil and advances to the quarterfinals. today, poland advanced by beating switzerland on penalty kicks. this miss for the swiss but the

polish players made their kicks. the u.s. is playing colombia for third place. that match is just underway. and now back to the guy who used to hang out at the copa, i understand. eric thomas. >> thanks a lot. ahead, celebrating beauty with song when abc7 news at 5:00 returns.

on as soon as abc7 at 6:00, fighting to block big coal and an effort to bring the fossil fuel industry into the east bay. a win for law enforcement working to keep illegal fireworks out of california. african-american musicians and civil rights leaders were honored in the east bay in grand fashion. ♪ >> abc7 news was at the impact hub in oakland as a hawaiian luau kicked off the event. that does it for us here at abc7 news at 5:00.

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