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a man died where they're looking to stop side shows in the city. live doppler 7 showing you beautiful across northern california. we'll look at how it's shaping up for pride fest, at least tomorrow in the afternoon forecast. the city is celebrating pride. >> announcer: now news build a better bay area from abc 7. >> and what a day for it. taking a live look at san francisco city hall all lit up for pride. >> celebrations across the city with the main event, the parade

happening tomorrow. thanks for joining us. >> all throughout the city people have been celebrating pride from early in the morning until late tonight the annual dike march. >> and here now to tell us more about it. >> oh, it deloris park was the place to be tonight. we ehad so much fun. thousands of people came out for the it annual dike march and while it's slightly smaller than the parade tomorrow, it holds significance. the annual dike march revved up and took off. captain carry mcilroy >> we get people excited and have a lot of fun. >> reporter: she's been in this parade for 23 years. >> we have to be out here and show people that we have a voice and that we can show our pride and be part of the community. >> reporter: it's a message that

resonates, especially fors to the two recent high school graduates here at san francisco's pride for the first time. >> we're from a very isolated town and it feels like you're in the middle of nowhere. you don't see any of these people and it can feel like you're alone. >> reporter: pride started saturday with this champagne christening for the annual display of the pink triangle, a display that started 24 years ago as an act of obedience. >> a small group of us installed the first pink triangle in the dark of night so we wouldn't be arrested. >> there are currently 73 nations in the world where home sexuality is criminalized. >> reporter: that's why they say this weekend is all about being loud and proud. >> so i guess i've been chosen.

>> oh, so much fun. tomorrow is it the official pride parade at civics center plaza and that's where we'll see govern and presidential candidate, kamala harris who will be marching in the parade. hey, news lady. i know. i have a picture on my facebook page. you can see it up clos. >> it looked great. tha thanks a lot. and a reminder to plan accordingly. it all starts at 10:30 in the morning and supposed to wrap up by 3:00 p.m. traffic could remain heavy with all the people expected to attend. meteorologist dr meteor drew tuma standing by with the forecast.

>> perfect today and year going to do it again tomorrow. 58 in the city, 60 in oakland right now. so we're cooling off as the sun went down a couple of hours ago. it 23 you're headed to san francisco for the pride parade. it will be breezy in the city with gusts frequently around miles per hour. we'll have those numbers for the full accuweather forecast. >> we have a complete guide to pride. you'll also find information on traffic and transit options during the parade. >> now to a story you'll only see on abc 7. side shows have become a monster. er the department has implemented mandatory side show overtime for every officer and tonight abc news reporter

encounter the devastating outcome of illegal speed-related tevez. >> reporter: tonight started with strategizing. one of of dozen oakland police officers. oakland is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars of overtime a year to prevent this illegal activity. er >> largerer crowds, more people bringing guns to the sideshow events and more violence. >> really appreciate the hp. >> reporter: chp is their ally in an effort to flood the streets. sglirt >> it's always sad that young people find it amusing andinate taining until their friends or or loved ones are involved in a tragic accident. minutes into our ride along. we were on our way to continue the side show enforcement and we

just arrived to this. neighbors surrounded the scene. bod a of the young man snilicide. they confirmed two drivers were racing, often a prelewd into the weekend side show. >> hit the corner it just wrapped around a pole. >> reporter: how often do you see that happen on your street? >> every day. sideshows happen every day. >> we get as many as 25. 57 i believe one night. >> reporter: citations range from 500 to $1500. when is this all going to stop? >> it's going to stop whether the citizens of oakland also say along side the police that we've had. >> reporter: for now their missions continues. >> police have not identified the driver who died. they are still searching for the

other driver involved in that street race who did not stop after it the crash investigators are asking for witnesses to come forward. and developing news, giants announced the physical aresiden will return but no longer the top person in charge. instead the board of directors says interim ceo robert dean will continue to be the control person. that he'll initially focus on reconnecting with employees. fans were generally supportive of him. >> i think the disciplinary action was enough and it's time for him to come back. >> i think the whole thing was made a bigger deal out of the than it should have been, in my personal opinion. >> i felt he's corrected himself and made some good changes. hope he and his wife can patch things up. >> reporter: in a statement today he says he embraces the

team's structural changes and said quote while my time away has been difficult on many levels, it has allowed me opportunities for introspection. i'm wiser for it and work continues. they're keeping an eye on a cond oo ecomplex after it was ravaged by fire. crews were still douszing water on to the spot of the fire. fire investigators were on the scene trying to figure out what caused yesterday's massive fire. one person was hurt. a construction worker described how he rescued a co worker on the second floor. >> and as soon as i seen him i told him we got to gt out of here and i seen touhflr lame de person off interest yesterday afternoon but that person was released. er a 4-story complex was supposed to be completed later

this year. frqts pq one of the issues we hear a lot about is bart. they sentd out this picture of a 40,000 pound transformer being delivered to the san leandro station. it's being paid for by a 3 eand a half billion bond that voters passed in 2016. by upgrading the power system, bart says it will be able to run more trains. and we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, we're learning new information about the 2-year-old boy killed after if contracting e.coli. what aa suspect is accused of swiping at a gas station

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new information about the 2-year-old boy who died after visiting the san diego county fair. >> she and three other children were sickened to e.coli. the family has set up this gofundme me page. relatives say jedidiah was a happy boy. that he suffered stomach pains for three days despite washing his hands after the petting zoo. he was in and out of the er before dying on monday.

more on how the fair seresponding. >> reporter: inspectors zeroing in on the county fair after four children were sickened by e.coli, one of them a 3-year-old boy dying. >> our hearts and prayers go out to the family and while we emphasize safety at the fair we will continue to do so. >> reporter: there children visited parks that held animals including two that visited the petting zoo and did not wash their hantds. that and all uth closed to the public. >> unfortunately when you have livestock, there is an inherent risk. they rileave themselves and it's in the fees ease. we have personnel there that are telling people, encouraging them to wash their hands after they completed petting the animals.

they have hand washing stations throughout the grounds. >> reporter: they stress the e.coli infections were not related to any of the food at the fair and not defin itatively linked to animals. saying it's possible the cases may not be related. >> we may find that these just happen to be cases that occur during the summer when it's more common for cases to occur. but with the information we have available we felt it was important to take tese steps outof an abundsance of caution. in the north bay a thief made off thousands of dollars of cigarettes. surveillance images show the suspect in petaluma last night. that he grabbed an entire display rack and took off. each carten goes for about $100 and that's about a $3,000 value. >> after nearly 50 years of

selling bicycles in all shapes and sizes a beloved mom and pop store is closing shop tomorrow. they plan to retire. abc 7 news reads meanwhile mountsen view market is also closing its doors tomorrow. milk pail owner announced he was closing shop after march but the final day to shop is sunday when the doors will close for good at 7:00 p.m. you can take a look at the history of the milk pail market at abc 7 news.com. quiet parades tomorrow. what is the weather going to be like? >> hopefully we'll be smiling. we'll start off with morning fog and really nice afternoon for folks out and about.

live doppler 7 showing you a really peaceful night a quiet sweep across the region. and the bright lights of san francisco. you got the pride flag waiting. san francisco city hall lit up in comerers as the it celebrations are underway for much of the pride weekend. if you are headed to the parade, it will be a cool start for the day. want to have the layers with you but we will have sunshine in the afternoon. over the next couple of days minor dips ups and downs in our temperatures. thankfully there's no extreme heat for the next seven days. can you believe it? july is on the way. the weather looks absolutely fantastic on thursday. 55 in napa, 60 in oakland.

60 in san jose and brentwood with a temperature 69. they have a beautiful evening of mainly clear skies. high clouds are streaming in from the coast and will linger overnight tonight. this area of low pressure is going to sit and spin off the coast line and what that means for us here is our temperatures will stay up over the next couple of days, really june and july-like over the next to foir days. fog will reappear likely after 2:00 early tomorrow morning. and that will stay along the coast lon. so we'll break down your day tomorrow some june gloom. so by 4:00, it's a lot of sunshine. we have the winds gusting about 10 to 20 mills an hour at times. starting in the south bay, 79.

sunny in cupertino. 76 in palo alto. 71 in san mateo. breezy at half moon bay. morning faurks afternoon sunshine. 63 in daily sitty. 69 nunavado. sunny 77 and 78 fremont. 87 pittsburgh. and a high of 81 degrees. plan on the next seven days looking great for pride. a steady pattern dwrenz and thursday. and then wale warm up saturday into sunday to the low 90s in our warmest spot one week from today. tomorrow is going to be beautiful across the area. still ahead at 11:00, royals

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prince harry and his wife made an appearance for the it first ever major league baseball game held in europe. >> they're playing a two-game series at the london stadium. the duke and duchess met players from two games before. now one player and megan have a special bond. a geneiologist told the boston globe last year that mookie bets could poten cousin, so they shared a hug as new found family members. what are the odds of that? >> what are the odds of that and i wonder how they reacted to baseball in europer.

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this is the calm before the nba storm. free agency tips off tomorrow. the warriors and other tooms are going to put the full-court press on kevin durant. he's flying directly from asia to new york city to meet with durant along with gm meyers.

and he and kawhi leonard have talked about teaming up somewhere. two teams with max contracts available are the cliers and the new york knicks the brooklyn nets have two max spots but it's widely believed kyrie irving will take one of those. the deal with the warriors is all but a done deal. thompson is expected to sign a new five-year 190 million contract as soon as he can tomorrow afternoon. he may not returnen till after the all-star break because of a torn acl. he said the warriors offered him the max deal, he would take it without meeting with other teams. es for. and to check out the quakes and galaxy.minute, quakes votto's third goal. it remains for some time.

great pass to sha solinas who just came in as a sub. off comes the shirt. san jose wins 3-0 and they're on a role. >> it pumps the whole team up. we played with so much energy tonight. right now no team in the league wants to play us. we feel that. we wunt to put our foot on the game and take control of it and it's working. giants and diamondbacks great lid. top nine. escobar with a deep fly to right. look at this. makes the grab. he can't believe it. escobar can only tip his cap. 4-0 at that point. crushes one, a three-run shot. just misses going into the water. and there is life in the yard. nobody out at that point but the comeback falls short.

that's your ball game. giants lose 4-3. a's and angels need some sunset as well. kevin kale on in relief. and a go-run homer. the it a's take a 3-0 lead. bad news for oakland. and pescotty trying to stretch a single to a double. right leg gets caught. hurts his knee. odpilgsy called a skpran knee. the a's would fall. the final is fou-0. abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. can kawhi and katy not the only freeant. that would be ea tough line up to work with. >> certainly would boo e.

the hinges on what kevin durant will be. coming up. >> check that out. >> this is not good spot be to parked. >> building a better bay area. abc 7 news rides along to investigate the dangers of illegal truck parking after a cligsz that killed three family members of an east bay family. >> and

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we want to help make the bay area an even better place to live. so year dedicating more time, resources and reporting to the stories that help build a better bay area and that includes keeping you safe on the highway. >> big rigs are supposed to exit the highway and when they need a rest. the pulling over on the side can be severe. they found a nation wide problem. >> reporter: in late february three siblings were killed when their family car struck a big rig near the approach to the bay bridge. the chp recently finalized their investigation that tributes it tires, and -- the big rig driver said he had just 10 minutes left of drive time and stopped on the highway sholder to sleep where he was stopped for six hours

because he says he thought it was a safe location. they say that's a common problem. we road along with a chp officer to investigate. >> reporter: in life there's loss you're prepared for and loss you never expected. this is her family before three of her nine children, eli, sarah and eva died in a can collision with the big rig that critically injured her son, aaron. they had been driving in the middle of the night to see their father before he died. >> they were trying to say goodbye to my husband but i didn't know what they were doing. >> reporter: according to the california highway patrol the big rig driver had parked illegally in oakland and had gone to sleep. the chp says it happens all too often.

we're on an overnight ride along. >> you can't park anywhere on the freeway whether you're a car or a big rig. this is not good spot to be parked. >> reporter: we find trucker hubbard in the left sinter divide. >> i know you're trying to be convenient for your job but this is not a good spot. >> i pulled over here because my job is right across the intersection. so coming from stopping, it makes no sense to crashes for two or three hours and wake up when i can crash here and watch a movie for five hours. >> reporter: did anything ocanker whether this was a safe spot to pull oivr? >> actually i pulled here before. >> that's a dangerous spot, especially for him, let alone someone who runs into him. >> it's not always enforcement. sometimes it can be education.

>> reporter: we're on southbound 680. >> if you're parked and racked out, you're not supposed to be parked on the freeway sleeping. >> reporter: this trucker said he had to stop because he had driven toomany hours. >> 911 emergency. what are you doing? >> there is a truck park there had. looks like he's parked for the night. no lights, no triangles, nothing. seems very dangerous. >> reporter: later ewoo approached the bay bridge headed to san francisco. we find stockton resident napping before a day of work. >> i understand yourb rr trying to get some shut eye. >> reporter: did you realize it's not a great place to park? >> he's right. >> reporter: in just two hours he encountered three illegally parked vehicles on california highways. >> it is absolutely an issue.

>> reporter: issue not so much illegal parking but what could happen because of illegal parking. this video eshos whautsds arer called an underride crash. the potential danger prompted mark to it have sides that exist on the the backs of trucks. they make a difference. >> to the people who lose loved ones and the people who lost their lives, if it's preventible, we should do it. >> reporter: and yet as pall tugzs and law enforcement work to make our roads safer, it's too late for the family still recovering from the it grief of their unexpected loss. the sibling who survived is now out of the hospital and recovering. the trucking company, road transportation llc has settled with the family. the company and its driver say quote there were issues on both

sides including the location of where the truck was parked the speed of the vehicle that lost control and crashed into the truck. had it attorney for the family says although the passenger vehicle may have travelled onto the shoulder due to speed, the fact remains that no one would have died but for the big rig truck being parked illegally on the shoulder in the darkness of night. the attorney for the truck driver says they sited his client for apnonemergency stop on the freeway shoulder. new at 11:00 president trump is on his way to a hist ooreck meeting that korean demilitarized zone. he's meeting with kim jong-un for the second time. you can see him meeting altreddy ahead of the official u.s and nh korean leaders since the war ended with an armistice in 1973.

a it hikerer has been found alive. 73-year-old eugene joe was hoisted to safety in the mountains. emergency crews say he was talking and in fairly good shape. he was hiking with a group when he got separated. he says he survived by drinking water from creeks. he's since been flown to a hospital to be examined. you might want to fill up a this weekend because the gas tax is going up tomorrow from 31.steve 37.tlie cents a gallon. it's supposed to pay for road repairs and mass transprograms. this on top of a 12 cent increase. thal bay area celebrates lgbtq pride, we found pretty

amazing stories that give you a glimpse of gay life in san francisco 43 years ago. >> and how marriage was defeated decade businessfore same-sex marriage became legal. >> for years the very mention of the with word home sexual thought to have someone vaguely feminine, they acted different because they were. the so now if unless the gay community is organized p any guessing about who is and who isn't seems down right old-fashioned. gays in fract different. but they're proud of their differences and their similarities. here's what the word means to one home sexual >> it means i prefer sex with a man and very little elsz.

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the fbi is -- after someone stole a single engine cessna parked at the airport wednesday night. the stolen plane is registered to a corporation out of santa cruz. and one last check on the forecast. >> meteorologist drew tuma has more on what to expect. >> tonight we're going to find increasing clouds over the next couple of hours.

high clouds right now. we'll see the fog reemerge after midnight. 54 below in oakland. about 55 in san jose. heading to san francisco for the pride parade. temperature of 60 degrees with sunnier skies into the urmy afternoon. it's mostly sun ey at 65. we'll have wind gusts up to 20 miles per hour at times. 79 a high of san jose. 86 in concord. cooler and breezy. half moon bay with a high of around 60 degrees. slight cooling on monday. kind of a stdy pattern midweek. looking great for the fourth of and our warmest spots are back in the low 90s. >> i mean there really isn't much to say except it's gorgeous. >> baseball in europe?

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what would you say to kevin durant to make him stay with the warriors? that's what steph curry and bob meyers have to figure out. no doubt kd is the biggest prize. these power pitches are taking place in the big apple. can curry is going directly from asia to new york city to join the warriors as they play let's make a deal with k.d. they can offer him five years up to $221 mullion. the l.a. clippers, brooklyn nets

also want durant and can offer four years, 164 million bucks. he's gave no indication he's made up his mind. all of the free agency could be on hold until he decides. reports out that klay thompson will sign a new five-year, $190 million contralkt tomorrow afternoon. even though he may not return until after the all-star break because of a torn acl. he's said if they offered him the max contract he would sign without meeting with other teams. originally they had until tomorrow to pick him up. the two sides have agreed to make decision day on july 10th. if he does return t would only

be with golden states. frqts another of the warriors walking wounded is also a free agent. the question is do they want to? head coach steve kerr has called him a corner stone. theless, luny will reportedly meet with the bulls and rockets. the biggest free agent question is kawhi leonard. he back to back titles and reportedly been interests in going home to karblgs and the larkz. since wie plays everything close to the best, no one knows what he's thinking. kyrie irving will t bost celtics and the chatter makes it seem like he's going to a ninety-four-year bhax the brooklyn nets.

and the hope there is that k.d. will be the second guy. this is devastating news to the new york nick fans. with kyrie to brooklyn, that means the celtics are free to sign chem brl walker. so the announcement of that deal could come as soon as sunday afternoon. well, the decisions oall of those guys will likely determine where jimmy butler goes. some reports have him going to the clippers and potentially joining up with kawhi leonard if that glows the other way with demarnt and -- or he could stay in philly and is drawing interest from miami and houston. did you get allounding more ande sharks captain has played his last game infield.

playoff will live on. it i a deal and money they're not willing to give him. for baseball, the yankees and red sox played in london. the english were in for a treat. yankees scored six in the first and so did the red sox. first time that's happened in an mlb game since 1989. neither pitcher made the through the first inning as you might expect. en judge crack one over the wall. thred sox ma it 5 feet, rig 17-10.inhothat mak i us, that's not gotag get done.

the yankees winning at a slug fest. that is more runs than the nfl game played in europe. this sports report is brought to you by river rock cuseen oeo. there is a lot to keep track of. all you need to know is play like you're coming back. kd, we don't know. >> nobody does. >> and with that, that's it for tonight. >> abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. the retired news te

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