near pacifica a man was bitten by what authorities say was a great white at gray whale coastal beach. we are told he is expected to recover. cornell bernard joins us live, and cornell, what did you learn about what happened? >> reporter: posted signs say the beach is closed. first responders say a 39-year-old surfer was bit. >> the patient was bitten by a smaller great white shark and was able to swim to shore with

assistance from bystanders where they pulled them onto the beach and were able to render care until the first responders got there. >> reporter: this picture shows paramedics on the beach treating the victim. >> they lost about a pint of blood and they were able to put a turn get on. tourniquet on. >> reporter: the rescue was complicated due to the fact it was too foggy. the victim had to be carried by paramedics up this steep stairway to highway 1. the great white shark was about to eight feet in length. some folks waded into the surf despite the warning. but others are staying on dry lan. >> yeah, it's rk? i've seen jahz. jaws. i know what they can do. >> just having a good time, and

a great white. so definitely makes it a little more real when someone actually gets bit. >> reporter: the victim told medics that that shark took one bite and then swam away. clearly that shark attack not keeping many surfers out of the water here in pacifica tooifrnt. tonight. but despite what happened and despite the fact that so many surfers were in the water, authorities are urging anyone going into the water this weekend off the san mateo county coast. oakland is celebrating pride

with a special expo featuring queer-owned and run businesses. the space is filled with vendors and merchants. and nonprofits that support lgbtq communities. organizers from oakland black pride say the goal is to reconnect with the community after a tough pandemic year. >> being able to just up and come out and everybody participate, it doesn't matter if you're gay or straight or whatever. everybody parts and i think that's wonderful. several other events will continue tomorrow. across the bay, the pride parade is canceled again. but san francisco. abc it kinda feels like a sidewalk party.

>> reporter: absolutely. i'm in the castro. you can sense the excitement everywhere you look. you see those pride flags covering almost every single corner here in the castro. and even though this is the second year in a row that the pride parade is canceled because of covid-19 safety reasons, people are finally able to gather without masks or social distancing. let's take a listen. >> culture, family, creation. artistry. love. embracing changes, embracing people. and embracing things happening on a natural plane. and people are allowed to be themselves. that's the best thing about pride. >> i can walk down the street and wear this ridiculous rainbow shirt and nobody's gonna blink

an eye. >> reporter: the pride celebration is helping several business owners in the castro recover from the pandemic about. 30 businesses here had to shut down last year. people are gathering 80% have received one set of the vaccine and 70% are fully vaccinated. they say this is incredible. they're looking forward to nexte sehoeoe they able to see this o

a health fair took place focused on hiv testing in honor of pride month. it all comes ahead of national hiv testing day, which is tomorrow. attendees got the chance to learn more about a pilot program that was just developed during the pandemic. in the wake of the violence against the asian-american community, the aapi care fair went bicoastal in san francisco today.owds g hhitownmo aut t rri

couny. there was plenty of information on-hand. the fair focused on joy, healing and safety on the west cove. last month 2,000 people turned out at a similar arkansas pi event in new york city. people gathered in oakland today for a rally for free speech and free press. they're calling for wikileaks founder, julian asaufrj to be released assange to be released from prison. >> we cannot sit by and watch this man die, basically, in prison. >> assange has spent nine years split between being holed up in ecuador's embassy in britain and in prison. his fiancee is calling on president biden to let him go free, saying that would send the message that

america is a beacon for free press. new developments with the scott peterson case, his death sentence has already been overturned. now his lawyers say he should get a whole new trial. and the desperate on in south florida following that condo collapse. >> it is a warm start to the weekend. the fog is rolling

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rescuers are racing against time in a search for survivors following condo collapse in florida. crews found another body today, bringing the number of dead to five. >> reporter: there's a convoy

law enforcement vehicles going by. the news tonight is not good for families. when 159 people were accounted for, they now have identified three victims. bringing the total death toll to five. and the news continues to get worse. >> reporter: on a chain-link fence not far from the collapsed site with the acrid smell of smoke still hanging in the air, there are dozens of pictures forming a wall of the missing. after three days, their loved ones are still in the dark. >> i really do believe that everybody is doing everything in their power. i really think the city of miami is doing that. but of course everybody wants family members. so time is of the essence. >> it's a really, really difficult time right now. you wake up in the morning hoping that more and more people

pulled out. and that hasn't been what happened. >> reporter: fires burning under the debris had spread, causing more smoke, more heat, more complications for the already impossible task at hand. the urgent search to find anyone alive. >> people have been discovered in rubble. over a week beyond the date of incident. why do we have hope? we have hope because that's what our search and rescue team tells us, that they have hope. >> reporter: troubling new information about the physical condition of the south tower before the collapse. the 2018 inspection report cited failed waterproofing in some spots which it says was causing major damage to the concrete structural slab below. the result engineers said of a major error in the building's design 40 years ago. they started planning a project immediately but three years later, they

just getting the work underway. >> we want to move swiftly to remediate any issues in that process. we are beginning an audit in the next 30 days and we are beginning right now. >> reporter: so many different priorities at the same time. that priority, the investigation. most important for call is the continued and rescue effort. >> so hard to wrap your head around. so many questions. we will stay on top of this story. new developments now with the scott peterson case. his lawyers are claiming juror misconduct in their quest to get a new trial. they say one of the

jurors did not reveal she was beaten by her boyfriend while she was pregnant. prosecutors have said if there is a new trial, they will not seek the death penalty. the heat has returned for parts of the bay area. the question is how long will it last? >> fans were back in full force last night in the bay bridge series. and a fan fail, the tour de franc

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such good weather. you can really do anything you upon. >> that breeze is still with us. the breeze is keeping our temperatures in check. we have 80s developing across the pacific northwest. fog rolling into the city. and we'll find that patchy fog around the bay shoreline first thing tomorrow morning. we head toward the end of june, 60 in san francisco. 66 in oakland. 74 in san jose. we do have some warmer spots

inland. 90 in concourse, mikes in brent wood. the most intense heat at this hour is around ukiah and clear lake. tomorrow and likely on monday as well, we'll see similar temperatures going above 100 degrees. seattle is at 100. that is only the fourth time in recorded history seattle has hit 100 degrees. thankfully for us, that heat is gonna from the bay area. you will see a wight range of heat advisories and excessive heat warnings. this heat in the pacific northwest is going to last several more days. overnight tonight, fog developing on the

coast. going into the bay shoernl. shoreline. let's time out that marine layer for you. later tonight, fog stretching through the golden gate, over san francisco, into the east bay as well. drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. pulling back to the coastline. a lot of afternoon sunshine to finish out the weekend. seven in oakland, 80 in san jose, 90 in concord, 92 in antioch. breezy tomorrow afternoon by 4:00, 5:00, the onshore breeze will be keeping temperatures in check for a lot of us. we'll find gusts from 20 to 35 miles per hour. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. the next seven days. morning clouds to sun. again on monday.

a little drizzle. a breezy afternoon. tuesday bump those temperatures up just a little bit. it turns hot inland. that heat can ease later on this week. 37,000 fans at oracle park. game two begins tonight. a late scratch last night , posey was. dodgers 2-0. >> i just pointed to my wife. she's been an amazing supporter of me. and i just like that moment i was backed up, i just

wanted to give more a little bit of love and thank her for everything she does. >> it was a well-pitched game. game. a total of just 11 combined heats between both teams. he rarely hits due to the dh rule in the american league. >> i came back in the dugout and they pretty much just said man, you're making all the hitters look bad. getting doubles like that. our dugout's always light. we just want to come out tomorrow, swing the bats well, and put together some good at-bats. stanford baseball's heartbreaking end to the world heartbreaking.t became they were a strike away. gave up two runs in the bottom the 9th including their season ending on that wild pitch right there. had stanford won, they would have needed two wins against nc state to advance to the championship round, but nc state had to withdraw from

the tournament due to at least one positive covid test based on contact tracing. so they would be playing for the college world series title. instead vanderbilt advances. for the first time since march 2020 no capacity restrictions make it the largest sporting event in santa clara county since the pandemic began. >> it's been a long time since we've seen all our fans at our home stadium. it's a nice night we've been looking forward ever since the news broke. it's something that i've dreamed about having for the past year and a half. >> that'll be a lot of fun.

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coming up tonight at 11:00, a san francisco nonprofit helps lgbtq people suffering persecution in their country s.ies. >>anraisco's poinp neighborhood hosted a unique drive-through event celebrating

fathers today. families drove up to the ambrose center on willow pass road. fathers were asked for their size. then they were given a bundle of clothing as their car arrived at the final stop. it took about ten minutes to match up each of the dads with the clothes. >> i love that. i want that convenience. >> do you want others to pick out your outfit for you? >> i would love that. if i get a uniform every day. >> guys can wear, like, a suit all the time. >> under. you don't have to be more complicated. >> very robust. >> very. >> thank you for joining us.

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