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good morning. it is sunday, june 20. happy father's day. this is abc7 news at 9:00 a.m. live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. i am kate larsen. we are going to start this day out with a look at the weather with meteorologist frances dinglasan . it's looking a little gray right now, but i think you have a good forecast. >> we will see sunshine but we are dealing with a thicker marine layer and a stronger onshore flow. that means more gray skies from the coast that has built into the bay. temperatures range from the 50s even though 70s. 55, san francisco. 72, brentwood. we are quite a bit cooler

compared to where we were 24 hours ago. this cooling trend will stick around in the afternoon hours. here's the day planner for father's day. foggy this morning. temperatures in the 50s and 60s for the most part. mostly sunny by lunchtime except at the pages. then mild to hot temperatures this afternoon. 60s at the coast. inland areas, low 90s today. summer officially begins at 8:32 p.m. after shots ring out at lake merritt. crowded with people celebrating juneteenth. one person is dead and several others are hurt. this morning, oakland police and crimestoppers are offering at $35,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. this is video showing one of the victim's being loaded into an ambulance. people were scattering as they heard gunshots. the main juneteenth celebration was at a different part of the lake, but police say there were

about 1000 people in the area at the time of the shooting. it happened last night on lakeshore avenue on the north eastern side of the lake. police say a 22-year-old man died and five others were hit ranging from age 16 to 27. we are told they are in stable condition. police were able to act quickly administering first aid to the victims and chasing after two men who were seen running away with guns. authorities say both of the men were arrested, but investigators are still trying to determine what their involvement in the shooting may have been. it's unclear what led to the shooting and whether the victims were targeted or if it was a random attack. in a statement, the oakland mayor told abc7, a joyous occasion at lake merritt was marred by senseless act of gun violence. our thoughts are with the family and friends of the victims. we said this push alert when news of the shooting broke last night. if you want breaking news

alerts in the future, you can download the free abc7 app and turn on notifications. new details about the fire yesterday morning that forced 60 people from their homes in a six-story san francisco building. the fire tore through the building. abc7 reporter luz pena spoke with those who escaped by jumping through the windows and helped others. >> reporter: from afar, only a glimpse of the agony was captured. inside the sierra madre apartments, the flames were moving fast. >> i couldn't see anything because the smoke was coming to my face. the smoke was superheavy. >> reporter: on the sixth floor, two stories about what was believed to be the epicenter the blaze, this resident ran back inside her apartment and grabbed what was closest to her. >> my cell phone and charger. >> reporter: she escaped through her living room window onto a fire escape. on her way down, she saw her

elderly neighbors screaming out for help. >> when i saw their window, they had a heavy smoke outside and i said oh, my god. >> reporter: this view captured by one of the residents shows the flames bursting through a unit. on the other side of the building, firefighters rescuing 20 residents along with several pets. 15 people with minor injuries. 60 displaced. the san francisco firefighters thanking police officers who were first on scene saving lives as the flames erupted. one officer sustaining minor injuries. >> this is a building that is supportive housing. mostly seniors it and some families. everyone was able to get out safely. >> reporter: the investigation begins to find the cause. the supervisor working with the red cross to find housing for those displaced. >> this was a housing project so they are working to find

empty units. >> reporter: she is glad this time she trusted the fire alarm and ran out just in time. you thought this was a false alarm because you have heard the fire alarm go off before? >> before. many times. usually, i open the door and nothing happened. but this time, was terrible. a man has been arrested for a brazen theft that is san francisco walgreens. video caught on camera by abc7 went viral last week. san francisco police arrested the suspect yesterday and tell us he was caught in the act of trying to pull off another theft. investigators say he hit the same walgreens for two days in a row and he was arrested at another store. >> the items being taken, illegal aftermarket. there's definitely an organized

effort in order to get these items and sell them and offense them throughout the city, the state, as well as the nation. >> walgreens says shoplifting has been up factor as to why several stores have closed. now to the pandemic and the concern over the delta variant that spread to nearly every state including california. overseas in the uk and russia it is responsible for the vast majority of new covid cases. >> reporter: the cdc estimates it accounts for 10% of the new cases in the u.s. the cdc director says she anticipates this will become the dominant strain in the next few months, but in some areas, it already is and fueling pockets of outbreaks in vulnerable places like southwest missouri. this is yet another reason for unvaccinated americans to get the shot because the vaccines will work against the delta variant, though millions of people are still hesitant or

out light declining and on pace of coming up short of president biden's goal of getting 70% of american adults at least one dose by the fourth of july. to be clear, one dose pfizer or moderna will only provide about 33% effectiveness, preventing serious illness in the delta variant. you need to get both shots or the single job shot at johnson & johnson. the delta variant isn't just a concern in america. it has spread to more than 80 countries. russia says it accounts for 89% of their new cases. the uk said they are in the midst of another wave in the delta variant is to blame. president biden says at this point, he thinks too many americans have been vaccinated for to be potentially necessary to institute more lockdowns, but the delta variant has the potential to cost us more american lives. >> that was trevor ault reporting. if you have questions about vaccines, you can ask our abc7 team by going to

abc7news.com/vaccine. olive san francisco this weekend, there is a renewed sense of normalcy. this is the first weekend in 15 months were californians were living in a reopened economy without the public health mandates we have become accustomed to. look at the turn it last night in san francisco. beer flowed freely at the bars and lots of smiles. people gathered with and without masks indoors and outdoors. last night's turnout gives them hope. >> when i see the differences. a lot of people are coming in and sitting at the bar, talking to the bartender. ordering food. that is the big difference right there. >> i see customers. people i met during the pandemic. they had to wear a mask, now i can see them without a mask and they have big smiles. >> great news for those business owners. new signs are up telling vaccinated people they can't unmask but for those not

vaccinated, they will need to keep wearing a mask indoors. power has been restored to tens of thousands of east bay pg&e customers after they spent part of last night in the dark. at 1.51 thousand customers in parts of fremont, newark, union city, and hayward were without power. the outage began just before 7:00. pg&e spokesperson said 34,000 customers got the power back shortly after 9:00. everyone else had power by 9:30. the cause is under investigation. frances is here with a look at the father's day forecast. >> it to starting off gray and cloudy as we look towards the tower. we will see sunshine this afternoon in san francisco accepted the beaches. that is where things will stay cool and not as hot inland. i will have the temperature high coming up. parties, picnics, and lessons in history are part of juneteenth celebrations with the day carrying more

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the nation commemorated the end of slavery yesterday, honoring black americans across our country with juneteenth. it is officially a federal holiday now. stephanie sierra captured the celebrations that took place across the bay area. >> reporter: juneteenth celebrations brought more than just excitement. >> very excited. >> reporter: and smiling faces to oakland lake merritt. a real sense of unity and pride. >> it's a celebration of true black independence. >> it is a day of reflection on our ancestors. all the folks who fought so hard to give us a better life. >> it is like a rebirth.

>> it's like a big black family reunion. >> reporter: it's a teaching moment for her daughter. >> this is a day when our ancestors got to be free from slaves. >> reporter: mills reflecting on the sacrifices her great- grandmother made so her so her could have a better life. >> i get to share with my kids, we are still working toward freedom, but we are a lot further than she was. >> reporter: this year's commemoration holds special meaning, being recognized as a federal holiday the first time since juneteenth celebrations began in 1866. >> because the law was passed that it was a holiday. it's a national holiday which it should have been years ago. >> reporter: the change symbolizes a brighter future for his kids. >> my children can proceed and be president or run fortune 500 companies. >> reporter: crowds gathered of fillmore sharing the same sentiment. some adding the calls for

change following george floyd's death is giving new hope for inequality. >> it gives us more to celebrate. more reason to make noise and come together and bring your unity to our community. >> reporter: not forgetting the sacrifice endured to get to this point. >> it is sad at the same time and rejoicing at the same time. >> we still have a long way to go. >> reporter: many of the families traveled out of state to celebrate together. it was great to see the support to local artists and black- owned small businesses. thousands turned out for the annual juneteenth in the park festival at the santa clara county fairgrounds. the event is in its 40th year. it's a celebration of african- american heritage and a learning opportunity for the community on a variety of issues like public health, education, and financial literacy.

organizers say the gathering is meaningful this year after a challenging 2020. on this father's day, we hear from fathers about what it means to be a dad. they are part of an inspiring book called the debt advice project into providing advice on parenthood through letters from fellow dads. >> reporter: when father three craig >> i asked friends to write me a letter on how to be a good dad. >> reporter: the chief operating officer of top golf it's a hole-in-one. >> i hope people walk away and recognize it's okay to make mistakes. >> reporter: more than 40 father submitted essays. what has life been like with triplets? >> it has been a ride. >> reporter: words of wisdom compiled is the debt advice project from a former cia director george tenet to the former head of in morrow. and 7-year-old devon just calls him dad. would you hope he says about you being a dad? >> that's a great question. i hope he says i was a loving father who was involved in his

life. >> reporter: he views fatherhood is a photo mosaic of moments, trying to cherish even the most frustrating. >> he was a big soccer fan. we started having him in classes and teams and he played real well. then he's walking off the field saying i hate this sport. i am done. >> reporter: dads of different walks and stages of life sharing successes and fears. >> the reality is i'm raising two sort of brown girls in a world that is mostly non-brown. >> reporter: the ceo rent a commercial construction company in dallas. also trying to build a more inclusive society for his two teenaged daughters. >> we really have to live a life that demonstrates to our kids, this is the america we believe in. we know we are better when we are together. >> reporter: encouraging fathers to lead by example. >> the purpose of parenting is to make our kids useful.

to make them productive. >> reporter: time, a common thread in the database project. >> it goes fast. it's amazingly fast. >> reporter: his triplets are now 19. he misses those chaotic mornings, driving them to school. >> don't be afraid to embarrass them. tell them you love them and kiss them and hug them. >> reporter: a reminder that the days may be long, >> i get teared up and emotional every time. >> reporter: -- but the years are so short. >> it's a mess a call experience. we will head do frances dinglasan what the weather looks like today. >> it's looking pretty good. we are starting with gray skies and fog that have spilled in from the coast. the marine layer is a little deeper and stronger and temperatures inland won't be as hot today. look at live doppler 7 and it

shows clouds that have spilled into the bay. it has reduced visibility to down to one and three force of a mile. check out this live shot. we are looking from emeryville towards the very gray bay bridge . is currently 56 in san francisco. oakland, 60 degrees. mountain view, 67. in the 50s, morgan hill. go to the other side and you have blue skies and lots of sunshine. this is where things will warm up in walnut creek. santa rosa, 57. novato, 63. mid-60s in fairfield, concord, livermore 68 degrees. we are looking towards mt. diablo. it looks a little hazy. we will have moderate air quality in the interior areas. here's what you can expect for your father's day forecast.

mild at the coast and hot temperatures inland but not the sweltering heat. summer starts tonight at 8:32. this will be the longest day of the year. but the cooling trend to be spreading all the way through the inland areas and that continues to strengthen through tuesday. here is a look at the forecast animation. 9:30, we still have clouds and parts of the bay. in the afternoon, partly cloudy at the beaches. 20 oh sunshine everywhere is. the onshore flow pushes overnight into the east bay spilling into the bay and possibly drizzle indicated by the green. high today will be really nice in san jose, 84. plenty of sunshine. santa cruz, 71. low 80s in the lower part of the peninsula. sunset district, you will need to grab a layer because it will

be 62 and breezy. downtown san francisco, 67. north bay, comfortable, low 80s. vallejo, 75. 72, oakland. it gets warmer as you head south, 84, fremont. upper 80s to low 90s for the inland areas. concord yesterday was 99 but today 90. tonight will be cool. you can open the windows. temperatures will be dropping into the 50s. 's i want to show you what you can expect. temperatures will continue to tumble into tuesday is the onshore flow increases. then it warms up again. here's the accuweather forecast seven-day forecast. it's up your beautiful day today. hot inland but not as hot as we have seen the last few days. the cooling continues into

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in this story, i am observing this love between my husband and our son and imagining what it will be as they have more shared moments as our son gets older. >> reporter: it became a new york times best seller released four days after giving birth to her second baby. >> from scraping on the two having a heart broken, whatever it is that they always reset at this bench and have this moment to bond. >> reporter: the interview hitting your waves as is bombshell preview of royal expert expanded paperback version of battle of brothers now claims prince william was responsible for initiating the separation of the cambridge his hand the sussex is after learning staff complained about megan's allege it bullying. william wish to be separated from the gun on a day-to-day basis and that meant being separated from his brother as well. quoting a friend saying william through harry out.

abc news has not independently confirm these claims and reached out to kensington palace and representatives, and both parties have now,. megan >>, the bench, is a love letter to prince harry and her son, focusing on unity and thinking fans this past week on their foundation website saying i am encouraged to see its universal themes of love, representation, and inclusivity are resonating with communities everywhere. >> for the man and the boy who make my heart go bump bump. >> reporter: it's illustrating princess diana's favorite flower , forget-me-nots, and ending with a newly extended family including lilibet diana who they affectionately named after queen elizabeth. >> growing up, i remember so much how i felt to not see yourself represented. see your family or see that

diversity or mixed race relationship, or whatever it could be. any child or any family hopefully can open this book and see themselves whether it means different bodyshaper or ethnicity or religion, to just feel like this story that i wrote for my husband and son could be your story also. >> the full interview airs on npr later today. the book is her second. she released a cookbook three years ago when she was a working member the royal family. still to come. a juneteenth event celebrating black businesses. >> the heart and soul of our communities are the small businesses. >> we will take it to san francisco's first-ever black- owned food business bizarre. while vaccines are the best protection against covid-19, it's not the only tool in the box. i'm erin. -and i'm margo. we've always done things our own way.

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good sunday morning and happy father's day. you are watching abc7 news live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we will start this half hour with a look at weather with meteorologist frances dinglasan. is the fog burning off yet? >> it is starting to. the live shot in san rafael, it's already sunny. we have a mix of temperatures and weather conditions right now. temperatures range from 50s to the 70s. half moon bay, 54. brentwood, 73. san jose, 64. we are trending cooler than yesterday at this time. that continues with the afternoon highs. the oakland coliseum, you can see breaks in the clouds. mostly sunny by lunchtime and this afternoon mild to hot weather inland areas warming to

the low 90s. now triple digits. around the bay, comfortable. upper 70s to low 80s. at the beaches, partly cloudy the temperatures in the low 60s and breezy. summer starts tonight at 8:32. it's the longest day of the year. the cooling trend continues over the next few days. i will let you know what you can expect, coming up. new numbers from the cdc show nearly 45% of americans are fully vaccinated against covid-19. that's nearly 149 million americans. 16 states including california have reached president bidens will to vaccinate 70% of adults with at least one dose. 14 more states are well on their way and have vaccinated more than half of their residence. states continue to incentivize more people to get vaccines. doctors still stress the importance of other treatments, especially for certain patients.

why it's a necessary option for some. >> reporter: as a clinical lab technician in san jose, on the front lines of tracking the covid virus. earlier this year, it was the virus that tracked her down. eventually, she would fall ill as well as half a dozen members of her family. >> after so many months of being careful and wearing masks and socially distant, we got it. what are we going to do now? >> reporter: she felt extremely vulnerable because of a pre- existing condition affecting her immune system. >> i have been on immunosuppressive therapy my whole life. >> reporter: doctors at stanford began treating her with regeneron, the same antibody drug given to former president trump and granted an emergency use authorization as a treatment by the fda. research continued into the effectiveness for patients who might still be vulnerable,

with vaccinations available. >> there are people whose immune system is a great and maybe they're not responding as well to the vaccine. then there are people who have done all the right things, but maybe they're older or have other underlying conditions. >> reporter: as a co-infectious disease expert at stanford which was a trial site for regeneron. the company recently announced the antibody cocktail proved more than 80% effective at reducing the risk of symptomatic covid in phase three trials. they arrest the fda its use as a preventative treatment from vaccinated people, and those with compromised immune systems might respond to vaccines. >> we talked about vaccines and therapeutics. they go hand in hand. >> reporter: and for patients, it's also peace of mind. >> i think we are so blessed we had that treatment. >> doctors at stanford have led

research into the use of monoclonal antibodies for treatment against several forms of cancer. the annual juneteenth celebration yesterday came with a very important message. get vaccinated. kaiser permanente offered free covid vaccines at the event to those who had not yet received their shots. $50 gift cards were handed out to the first 300 vaccinated. they spoke about the impact on the african-american community. >> being free from disease is being free. you can't be free if you have covid-19. i am telling everyone let this be an opportunity to use your freedom of choice and your free will to come out and get vaccinated. >> pfizer and johnson & johnson vaccines were offered at the events. developing news in florida where police are investigating whether a deadly crash at a pride parade was intentional.

one was killed and another critically injured when a truck rammed the crowd at this parade. witnesses said the truck was lined with floats when the driver hits the gas. the man was arrested. the victims or members of the fort lauderdale men's chorus. residence along the u.s. gulf coast are cleaning up from tropical storm claudette which dumped heavy rain and brought gusty winds to the region. you can see the dangerous conditions. the tropical storm is being blamed for causing several tornadoes as well. this is some of the destruction left behind in alabama. major flooding hit several communities, putting entire neighborhoods under several inches of water. >> that has right there, the water was inside the house last night. our house, it got up to the front door. >> the storm threat isn't over. there is potential today for more flash flooding and tornadoes. a wildfire near eggs or has

burned more than 2000 acres. smoke from that fire is expected to impact the bay area. the will a fire broke out thursday and there is no reported containment. some neighborhoods are under mandatory evacuation. the fire is burning between burn scars of two other recent wildfires. the dolan fire and another from 2016. firefighters say if the flames reaches areas, it could help them get the upper hand by significantly slowing the fires growth. the fires market celebrated juneteenth on the waterfront yesterday. crowds from across the bay area came to celebrate and sample foods. make a black sf partner with the farmers market to present a black-owned food business bizarre to mark the emancipation day holiday. business was brisk for anything from food and drinks shirts and memorabilia. >> lots of good food. i have had my sampling of that.

some cookies that have black power and black lives matter on them. >> among the vendors, the pleasure principle cuisine prepared salads and they sold sandwiches and desserts to round off the delicious looking day of community. still ahead. no stranger to breaking barriers. me the first transgender singer to perform with the san francisco symphony. here is a live look at the bay. it it's time for dads to have their day. and the home depot has the ideas and inspiration you need. to build something that will last together. make dad's day with father's day savings at the home depot.

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we are getting the first look at the latest spacewalk at the international space station. two nasa astronauts embarked on the mission earlier this morning. they did maintenance work to install six new solar arrays that will help our the laboratory that is in orbit.

just in time for father's day, sesame street has released an episode featuring two dads. the episode titled family day celebrates pride month. on his facebook page, they posted a message about how the show has always fostered diversity and inclusion. the episode is streaming on hbo max and youtube. i will be looking for that one. we will love to check on the father's day weather. >> it is going to be nice and mild today. at the beach it will be partly cloudy. today at the high of 71 expected in santa cruz. low 90s inland this afternoon. mild to hot. the cooling trend continues, and i will tell you about that, coming up. over time in brooklyn. could kevin durant, clutch and lead the nets past

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in sports, the giants and the a's need to win today. oakland faces the yankees. first pitch 10:05. the giants take on the phillies. that starts at 1:05 this afternoon. yesterday, san francisco tried to extend its five-game winning streak. here sports anchor chris alvarez with the highlights. next weekend, the giants and a's go head-to-head at oracle park. this weekend, san francisco hosting philly in the final game of capacity restrictions. 17,000 fans a quiet and offensive show. giants wearing the sea lions jerseys honoring the 75th anniversary of the team and the west coast negro baseball association. it to run shot to center. reese hoskins grew up in carmichael, almost hits this one to the state capital.

the phillies retake the lead. brandon belt, we will have a splash. his 11th of the year ties things. that's the last time the giants score. hoskins, second homer of the game. career-high six rbi. phillies win. the rubber match today. the a's going for their eighth straight win. the manager got tossed. solo blast to write. his fourth of the year. gotta love tony kemp. matt chapman, 415 feet. it's 4-1 oakland. the bullpen lets it slip away. giancarlo stanton tied the game. geo or shallow, solo blast makes it 5-4. yankees win.

sanford and north carolina state. stanford's first appearance since 2008. the pac-12 pitcher starting for the cardinals. butler, shot her right. he had a decent outing. three earned, 10 strikeouts. the cardinals are down. 6-3 after that robinson blast. how do you deal with attention of a pressure game? ice cream. nc state winds sending stanford into elimination game on monday. game six of the nuts and bucks. james harden battling the heart hamstring. jrue holiday, three and milwaukee up. the deer district going crazy. final seconds of the fourth. kevin durant. that is good. we are tied at 109. see his mom wanda fired up.

both teams exhausted. khris middleton, bucks backup. final seconds, kevin durant with the ball. it is nothing but air. he had a game high of 48. he played every minute of the game. bucks win. that's a look at sports. getting a check of the forecast with frances, who is keeping an eye on the fog and hopefully sunny skies. >> we will see sunny skies but were not there yet especially at the beaches. it is feeling a bit cooler. the low clouds have spilled into the bay and parts of the east bay. a great view looking toward san francisco. san francisco, 56 degrees.

oakland, 60. mountain view, 68. half moon bay, it's been foggy and 55. we are looking from the east bay hills toward mt. diablo. moderate air quality expected for the inland areas. santa rosa, 57. here is where we are seeing blue sky. that's where temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s. fairfield, 67. livermore, 68. now we are looking at san jose. sunshine already there. it's hazy as well. for the forecast for father's day, mild to hot weather. mild at the beaches to hot weather, 90s, inland. summer officially starts tonight at 8:32. than the cooling trend that started a couple of days ago will continue until tuesday. temperatures for inland areas dropping into the 80s.

today it will be a gorgeous father's day with a high of 84. santa cruz, 71. half moon bay, 62. daly city, 64 with fog. downtown san francisco will get more sunshine. the farther you are away from the beaches, the warmer it will be. low 80s through the north bay. santa rosa, 81. i think it is comfortable in the east bay from low 70s in berkeley to mid-80s, union city and fremont. it's pool weather in the inland areas. upper 80s to low 90s today. almost a 10 degree drop in concord. it was 99 yesterday. overnight lows will drop into the 50s. mid to upper 50s. san francisco, 55. there could be some drizzle tomorrow morning. this is due to the area of low

pressure. this is helping to increase the marine layer. that will strengthen the next few days and temperatures will be coming down over the next few days into tuesday. enjoy your father's day with the heat inland. cooling continues monday into tuesday morning. we start off with possible drizzle. that will likely be the coolest day of the week. we will start a warm up into next weekend with more sunshine once again. >> i think the dads are looking forward to that forecast. this is a story we like. breanna sinclaire his nose stranger to first. the first transgender to perform the national anthem for the san francisco giants. first trans performer to sing with the san francisco symphony. she uses her voice to uplift and inspire audiences. >> ♪

>> i started in classical music when i was 12 years old and i can sing soprano, alto tenor, and bass. now that i am a fully transitioned women i can sing freely now. i can be free. i am breanna sinclaire and icing . >> there are so many amazing transphobics. i want people to see success. my goal as an artist is to uplift people and give people hope. >> ♪ >> i hope that first will equal second and will equal third more and more because our world needs that visibility, and i am grateful my voice has been a beacon of light.

when i was young, i was dealing with gender issues. i was in dealing with sexuality. i was dealing with my body and my mind not matching. singing was an escape. it was a way of expressing myself. >> ♪ >> i wanted to study with a vocal coach. my girlfriend let me stay at her complex, and i wrote to the voice teacher and i said i am in transition and i hope that's not an issue. the voice teacher never replied back. i remember i came back to the apartment and i saw my things in the trashcan. i was homeless in new york city for three months. that taught me about life and the realities of what trans folks go through. applying for jobs and getting tonight on the spot or people

telling me they are not comfortable with me working. people gawking at you on the street. i'm just trying to live my life. >> ♪ >> he gave me a check and he said fly back to california and finish your degree. he saved my life. >> ♪ >> during that period, there was this battle because i wanted to be my authentic self. i wanted to be who i truly was, but i saw the price i had to pay. deep in my heart and in my mind, i said i have to continue because this is who i am. people don't understand what they don't know. that is why i am grateful i am able to see our leaders in the community really embrace who we are. to hear the mayor say those words, i feel i am in a dream.

i never thought that being a homeless trans woman in new york city, those were dark periods of my life. i'm in awe of what the universe is doing. what i say to the trans community is keep going. you can't be low forever. >> ♪ >> you can see breanna perform live at old first concerts today. you can visit oldfirstconcerts.org for ticket information. up next, after a one-year hiatus, the stern grove music festival is back. what's on tap for today' one, two! one, two, three! only pay for what you need! with customized car insurance from liberty mutual! nothing rhymes with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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weather. breezy afternoon at the beaches. downtown san francisco, more sunshine, upper 60s. it will be mild around the bay. 72, oakland. inland areas in the low 90s. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast. cooling continues into monday rather tuesday and we will be below average. thank you for joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm kate larsen. the nba playoffs role on today on abc7 news at noon. preview game one of the western conference finals than that la clippers battle the phoenix suns at 12:30. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. we wish all the dads out there a happy father's day. enjoy your sunday and have a great week.

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