are allergic to stelara® or any of its ingredients. most people using stelara® saw 75% clearer skin and the majority were rated as cleared or minimal at 12 weeks. be the you who talks to your dermatologist about stelara®. the bay area is showing its pride in a big way this weekend with a major effort to keep everyone safe. good evening. i'm kate larson. san francisco pride kicked off today with festivals, marches and lots of security. we have one event happening right now. we are live at the park for a

pride tradition. hey, there, cornell. >> reporter: can you hear it? start your engines. we are a few minutes away from the beginning of this year's march. check out how many people here are lining 18th street. if you've never seen this before this is part motorcycle rally and part parade, but a pride tradition for 25 years now. in fact, all across the city pride celebrations are in full swing. this year the focus is on safety. thousands filled into the park before the march began. time to soak in the sunshine and the pride. at the civic center, the pride festival was on. >> come on by. get some rainbow eyebrows. >> come on down and see us. >> reporter: the second year increased security screenings

are in place at the civic center with metal detectors and bag checks. large bags, alcohol and containers are not allowed in. these women didn't mind the delay getting in. >> it is little much with the metal detectors, but i can see why they want to. >> reporter: the police presence is hard to miss. cops in the crowd and some undercover and some on rooftops. the pride's executive director says this year could break attendance records. >> we're expecting over 1 million people this year. we've seen a larger interest in the parade. >> reporter: there is a protest for the trump administration. alex morrison is this grand marshal. >> thousands of people will be marching to tell you what they need from this administration to

feel safe. >> reporter: politics aside, this weekend is about equality, a time to celebrate who are you. >> happy pride! >> reporter: happy pride indeed. check out how many people are here at the park. thousands of folks started gathering here about noon time. the march is really an all day event. it begins with a rally, festival in the park and caps off with the march which is about to begin in a matter of minutes here on 18th street. they'll go over to 16th and into the castro. the march seems to get larger as the procession continues with a lot of folks joining in. we're live at dolores park, abc 7 news. >> thanks for that. earlier in the day cornell sent this tweet showing the iconic figure that returned to twin peaks. abc 7 news was in san francisco

as a group of people spoke. a pink triangle was used by the nazis during world war ii to identify and persecute homosexuals. to be gay means to keep fighting. >> always living in this skin color, i'm always going to be an activist. there's always something against who i am. nothing in this administration is who i am. i got to continue to fight. >> the pink triangle will be taken down on sunday following the city's pride parade. here is a look at tomorrow's parade route down market street. it's highlighted in blue. it runs between 8th and beil. those street closures start at 6:00 a.m. many muni lines will be rerouted during that parade. to get a full list of pride events and details about security measures, go to our website and there is a link on the home page.

we've got all of the information on our news app. you can enable push alerts for pride updates all weekend. we're trying to stay on top of this developing news in the middle of pride celebration. just about an hour ago, a viewer shared this video showing smoke and flames pouring out of a second floor balcony near 18th and castro streets. nobody was hurt. this is above the bagel restaurant. police have blocked off traffic on castro between 17th and 18th. the fire is under control and the area should be clear soon. a consequence of our heavy snow this past winter is being played out in the central valley right now. huge runoff from the damn has caused kings river to breach leading to mandatory evacuations of 90 homes, several are damaged. this is happening near the town of kingsburg. kings river has been closed to

all recreational use since march due to potentially dangerous conditions. the man in charge of the department of water resources when the orville damn spillway broke is retiring. he wanted to retire about six months ago, but he agreed to period. during aransitio february's incident led to the evacuati of almost 200,000 people because of the fear the emergency spillway would fail. he led the agency through the crisis pointing out it has sparked a political shift and the need for more water infrastructure. a large tree branch crashed down on top of a car today in san francisco. a neighbor posted these photos on twitter. it happened this afternoon at columbus briefly blocking the cable car line. this is a few blocks from washington square park where back in august a fallen branch left a woman paralyzed. the city called that a freak accident. surveillance cameras helped santa rosa police make several

arrests. police say they received complaints of hundreds of people and cars gathering at the parking lot of the santa rosa marketplace friday night. police provided this picture captured last night by cameras they set up and they were able to arrest six people and towed two of those cars. a 15-year-old boy is accused of a home invasion robbery in freemont and police say he and a second person are accused of robbery of a house. the suspects returned to the neighborhood two other times and on the third instance a group of neighbors got into a confrontation with one of the robbers. we talked with a witness who did not want to show his face on camera. >> our neighbors are pretty cool. they stalled him and he gave a story he was waiting for some asian girl that lived here, had a swimming pool. we knew it was fake. we seen the vehicle. the police plate was fake. same vehicle. we called the cops.

>> this is surveillance camera video of the 15-year-old being taken into custody. a 14-year-old girl and a 10-year-old girl were released to their parents. the car was stolen. members of the democratic national economy were taking aim at president trump's harmful agenda. they argued that blacks and latinos are like democrats. the party tilts towards minorities. >> maybe if african-american and latinos and others could vote and were not disfranchised by felony connections we would never have a donald trump. >> moderators say black women are overlooked. reaction is coming in to the republicans.reform plan from

the criticism includes a growing number of gop lawmakers. we have the latest from washington. >> reporter: americans voicing their anger and frustration with the latest version of health care reform. >> i know health care is your mind. >> reporter: people packing town halls this weekend, even rallying at the airport making sure lawmakers see who the bill will impact. face-to-face their pitching to a s an audience. republicans don't need any democratic support holding a majority. >> we'll get it done even if we don't have help from the democrats. >> reporter: support has fallen short. five republican senators say they are not on board. >> this bill is currently in front of the united states senate. not the answer.

this is not the answer. >> reporter: rejecting the bill. nearly 40% of the nation's children. >> i am very fearful. the protections for those disabilities and preexisting conditions are going away. >> reporter: the consecutive group of hold out senators worries the bill doesn't go far enough, but some moderates worry the bill goes too far. >> it sends a clear message. if you're young and healthy, you'll be fine. if you're poor, older or sicker, well, you're screwed. >> reporter: washington. another case tonight of a cyber attack targeting lawmakers. >> it's a warning to everybody. >> up next, the target and why

british officials say they're not surprised by the attack. also, a popular app's latest feature has some parents and users concerned. the one tip to ensure your privacy. i'm meteorologist drew tumma. the fog is making a comeback and

to developing news, an investigation is under way into a cyber attack of the the british parliaments' e-mail accounts. officials are not surprised by the attack because just last week the times of london reported a russian hacking group

revealed the log ins for members of parliament and police authorities. this is a reminder for all of us. >> it's a warning to everybody, whether they're in parliament or elsewhere, that they need to do everything possible to maintain their own cyber security, including having complex and therefore safer code words. >> they say at this stage it's unknown whether any data was compromised. a new snapchat feature is raising new privacy concerns. the opt in feature shares your location with your snapchat friends every single time you open the app. this is company video showing it. it allows people to zoom in close enough to determine a user's expect location. >> people can see you when you zoom in, you see the houses and streets and everything. >> it's kind of cool to see where people are, but it's weird because like privacy reasons. >> here's how you can get around

that. users can select ghost mode so others cannot see their location. a tree with deep roots is on the move. up next, the delicate effort to save a ten-story tall land mark. we're starting off the weekend with relief from our heat and those numbers will continue to

this is very cool. a 109-year-old tree grown from a seed is on the move in idaho. the 10-story tall 800,000 pound tree is in the way of a hospital expansion so it's being moved two blocks to city property. >> these technical challenges probably the vertical height of this tree is unusual. most trees top that we move, even if they're really large, are 50, 60 foot tall. this one over 100 feet tall is

different. >> it sounds complicated. john made his home in the bay area and led the fight to create the park and he did that from his home in martinez. now your forecast. >> we're tracking a return to more summer-like pattern. fog is rolling in evening and numbers back near average as we finish off the weekend. live doppler 7 showing you high clouds overhead just to our east in the this will not effect our weather pattern. outside we go. a live look showing you the fog that's about to goble up san francisco. the marine layer will thicken tonight and the fog will reach some of our inland communities in the next 12 hours. out there right now it is a total summer spread. 62 the current number on the coast at half moon bay.

at brentwood we're at 85 degrees. 73 in san jose. winds right now, it's breezy depending where you are. sfo currently gusting at 22. fairfield getting a gust to 28. that breeze will help to move that fog inland overnight tonight. most spots overnight tonight falling into the 50s over the next 12 hours, but you notice that marine layer is making a comeback. future weather, let's go hour-by-hour for you. 10:00 tonight, the coast is foggy and we see that fog move into the east bay. it continues to expand overnight. 6:00 on sunday morning along with that fog not out of the question. you can see a little drizzle along the immediate coastline. type cal for this time of year. by noon tomorrow the fog will pull back, but it will keep our coastal communities cool.

76 in sunnyville. 59 with fog in pacifica. 72 for red wood. as we head to san francisco, 62 downtown. oakland tomorrow up to 70. 75 in freemont. inland, comfortable after the heat wave of last week. 85 pittsburgh and 78 in brentwood. if are you headed to pride tomorrow afternoon, sunday, really looking on the cool side in terms of average this time of year. by 9:00 it's mostly cloudy. have the layers. by noon we have more in the way of sunshine. our average high in san francisco is 67. we'll be below that at 62 degrees. bring the layers. you'll need them tomorrow for pride. the seven-day forecast, we're near average tomorrow and slightly below average on monday. we're well below average on

tuesday and then a warming trend through the second half, but nothing like the heat we experiend last week. >> so yesterday, super foggy. clear this morning, but the fog starts to roll in again. >>. >> i loved your rainbow. >> puts you in the mood. >> that. thanks. coming up in sports, rick here to tell us all about it. >> things will be heating up tomorrow. a northern california native has won the poll for 350 and what a

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game sweep tomorrow. >> the giants are going with faces. it was scoreless in the fourth. then a long fly that is out of here. it's the seventh home run of the season. now in the fourth the mets lead 1-0. >> patrick will start tomorrow. kyle larson averaged 93.5 an hour. mcmurray finished second. larson did not think he had done that well. >> i was surprised when i saw the team pop up on my dash and happy about that. this is cool. this is my home state. this is my closest track to where i grew up. lots of friends and family here.

>> warrior center mcgee hosted a celebrity football game this afternoon. also making an appearance o brian. they picked up the action at the plate. he makes good contact but hits durant. matt barnes shows some power here. it goes over the left field run. that's a home run in softball. warriors guard thinks he has a base hit here, but former ucla star with a great catch. the score was 19-16. >> he kept pushing. it is a blessing i came here and the support here really grew. it was positive and just sticking with it. >> just a great group of guys that respect each other and care for each other. we work really well together. men growing up together and going through life together and learn a lot from each other. this is another thing.

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a class of new graduates got some words of advice from a rock legend. billy joel returned to his long island hometown to speak at the high school. he did not graduate with his class in 1967, but received his

diploma in 1992, telling the audience that he could finally pull himself out of the dead end job he had. that's it for abc 7 news at tonight, president trump at turning up the heat on his own party to replace obamacare. can they get the votes? plus, what president trump is now saying about russia's meddling in the u.s. election. buried alive. the deadly landslide, swallowing an entire village, destroying more than 40 homes. government hack. the cyber strike on the british parliament, leading to an e-mail shutdown. are russian hackers now selling passwords? breaking news. armed standoff. suspects taking over a home after shooting at police. residents told to stay safe behind locked doors. nowhere to run. the customers trapped in a