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pride celebrations happening across the area today. a little different due to the pandemic. but the spirit remains the same. good evening, and thank you for joining us. >> while there is no parade in the city this year, there were events. husband peña was in the cast, luz peña was in the castro district. >> happy pride. >> reporter: the masks were off. pride could be seen and felt throughout the castro. >> pride is my favorite time of year. >> just being yourself. >> we've been locked up for so long. so the fact we're all out and about act like idiots is

everything. i love it. >> reporter: for the second time in a row, the pride parade isars canceled. for the first time today since the pandemic, many lined up to c up to an lgbtq celebration. >> reporter: about 30 businesses in the district had to shut down. >> there were i would say eight businesses they opened up during the pandemic. and they're doing okay. and we're asking the neighbors to come support them. >> we're getting a lot of fuel coming in here which is really cool.te that level of support is exactly what brought troy coleman back to san francisco this weekend. >> this is in honor of myanwho n october. so tonight i am the widow sparkle. >> reporter: surrounded by

friends who have decided they wanted to celebrate his great husband. >> pride and biggest day in the year to us. it was our christmas, our valentine's. every holiday rolled into one. >> every holiday rolled into one. oakland is celebrating pride with a special expo feature queer run and owned businesses. more than 60 businesses are in are at the room in jingle town. the goal is to bring people together after a tough pandemic year. >> it's reuniting our communities with one another. and also an economic shot in the arm. reigniting the economy because we haven't been able to be here in a while.

>> reporter: oakland black pride has also partnered with the city's parks and recreation department for several other events that will continue tomorrow, including a kickball tournament and the slayer's ball. tickets for all of that still online and available right now. a health fair focused on hiv testing in honor of pride month. the oakland lgbtq community center set up free screenings along with covid-19 vaccines and blood pressure checks. attendees got the chance to learn more about a pilot program that was just developed during the pandemic to use a smart phone app to connect hiv patients with their healthcare team. don't forget you can always find a collection of stories for pride month on the abc 7 bay area connected tv app wherever you happen to stream.

the search for survivors continues round-the-clock. >> reporter: from surf side florida the number of missing dropped from 159 to 156 tonight. but that's because authorities were able to identify three of the bodies they'd already recovered. still rescue workers are undeterred. they hugged outside the family assistance center tonight. leaned on one another on the worst week of their lives. desperate loved ones have finally heard some news in the search though not the news they wanted to hear. >> today our search and rescue teams found another body. in the rubble. and our search has revealed some human remains.

>> reporter: authorities have secured dna samples from family members to make the i.d. a terrified mother lashed out at the governor of florida. >> imagine if your children were in there. >> really, really difficult time right now. you wake up in the morning hoping that more and more people were pulled out. and that news hasn't been what we have homed. >> reporter: newly released documents reveal new concerns about the structural integrity of the tower south, dating to 2018. an engineer warned that major structural damage to the concrete slab under the pool as well as cracking. engineers found the overall concrete framing was in good condition. building management spent the last two years planning for construction, but the work had yet to begin when the building pancaked to the ground. the

investigation into what would can't truly begin though all e victims are found. authorities finally got control of a fire that had been burning deep within the wreckage. and some of the rescue team took a break to visit the wall of the missing near the site. pictures of families, of children tucked in bed when their building gave way. >> have hope. there's always hope. i was in heighty and eight days after we were there, we took a girl out of a collapse. and you gotta have hope. and we're doing everybody that we can to bring your family member out alive. >> on our website, we have more on the people missing in the collapse. you can read their stories by clicking the link right there. our surfer is in the hospital tonight after an attack by a great white shark.

this happened this morning at gray whale cove state beach between montera and pacifica. >> yeah, that's crazy to hear someone got bit by a shark. >> reporter: beach goers reacting to the news. a shark attack at gray whale cove state beach. 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. they pulled him along to the beach and were able to start care until the first responders got there. >> reporter: the shark bit the surfer in the back of the right leg, causing a severe wound. >> they lost about a pint of blood. and they were able to put a tourniquet on. >> reporter: rescue was complicated this morning due to the fog that it was too foggy. and rescue helicopters couldn't land.

the victim had to be carried almost a mile. the san mateo county sheriff's department estimates the shark was six to eight feet in lect. in length. despite the warning, some folks waded into the surf. others are staying on dry land. >> yeah, terrifying. i've seen jaws. >> just having a good time, and great wliet. definitely makes it a little more real. >> reporter: the shark attack clearly not keeping many surfer out of the water here. shark attacks are rare but for now they urge caution for anyone going into the water. still ahead, alameda county schaefer deputies say they were

ambushed by a gunman this morning. >> tracking a warm finish to the weekend tomorrow. >> and santa clara celebrated reopening tonight with thousands of fans at the earthquakes game.

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two times in the last month alameda county deputies have found themselves ambushed by an armed gunman. as lesley brink lie tells us, the latest incidents happened early this morning. >> reporter: the alameda c sheriff's department responded

to a call at 3:30 am. they said a man answered the door and then slammed it shut. >> he then goes into the home, loads up a semiautomatic pistol and returns and opens the door and begins to open fire o deputies. >> reporter: they the sheriff's department the 21-year-old retreated then jumped to a third-story window to escape, losing his weapon in the process. he then surrendered. >> this is the second shooting for us in the last couple months where our deputies have been ambushed. where the suspect has been lying in wait and the suspect has fired first in an attempt to kill our deputies within close range. something is going on in our communities with the amount of violence.

>> reporter: as protocol. the suspect is in the santa rita jail and will face three downs of attempted murder on a police officer. scott peterson's 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. the court overturned the sentence and said if there is a new trial they shalling not seek the deputy. a focus in the bay area to change the focus on racial

justice. the aapi care fair went bicoastal in san francisco today. there was plenty of information on-hand from how to defend yourself to how to sign up to vote. hundreds of santa clara frontline workers were honored at tonight's san jose earthquakes game. >> tonight's game was the first at full capacity in santa clara county since the start of the pandemic. the earthquakes gavut more than 500 complimentary tickets to covid heroes and members of the military. they were me celon.befo kickoff there was a moment of silence as well to honor the

victims of last month's vta mass shooting. and tonight's weather perfect for picnickers and celebrations. i can't even see the grass out there. >> it's always a great time. pride is such a fun weekend. the weather was beautiful. everyone having such a fun time this time of the year. so we're gonna keep that weather going tomorrow. we'll have that fog first thing. a beautiful end to the weekend. there is live doppler 7. half moon bay, down to two miles of vicinity. so we'll have that local dense fog first thing along the coast and even some coastal drizzle as well. a live look from oakland. overcast skies from the vant ogpoint. and a marine layer thas not t deep. but we'll have that bay fog around our shoreline overnight tonight. temperature-wise into the 50s and the 60s. 59 in oakland with that fog. 56 in the city.

60 in san jose. 62 that current temperature in concord. we doe have a couple of warm spots. ukiah and the clear lake. a heat advisory in effect for lake and mend counties. temperatures will likely exceed 100 degrees. mend keeping temperatures in check for the most part in the bay area. a different story in the pacific northwest. we have record-setting highs. a robust area of high pressure, acting like a heat dome, bringing some above average temperatures.ratu. portland hit 108 earlier today.

overnight tonight. let's time out that marine layer, 7:00 am tomorrow, some dense fog along the coast. patchy fog around san francisco and parts of the east bay. and then the fog will pull back to the coast for a lot of afternoon sunshine tomorrow. and comfortable temperatures for the mid-start. highs for the second half of your weekend, 70 the high in oakland tomorrow. 65 in the city. 80 in san jose. we'll hit 90 in concord. it does get warm inland. but it's not excessively hot. a nice afternoon for a ball game. partly cloudy skies. first-pitch temperatures, 63 degrees. the winds will get pretty active by the end of the game. that onshore breeze really ramping up through the city and through the delta. we'll see gusts 25 to 35

miles per hour. and that just keeps that cooler air in place. morning drizzle on monday along the coast is a breezy afternoon. those temperatures are rising a little bit inland tuesday. we'll call it hot but not widespread. and we'll ease that heat by the end of the week. so all in all, a little bit above average inland but not too hot. >> to me it's just all hot.

>> 16 artists from the bay area and los angeles are making chalk art on the pavement alongside the museum. once the exhibit is finished, organizers say nature will take its course and the

works of art will eventually fade.us with a preview of sport. and the game that will not end? >> just ended. a big night in the bay from the california clasico

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barbecuing on the water. lamont wade jr. takes frankie deep into right center. a 2-1 giants lead. two on for mitch moreland. base hit into right field. matt olson scores, and we're tied at two. steven dugger, hard grounder to the right side. jed lowrie with a diving stop. chappy extends his hitting streak to a career high 14 games. 4-2 oakland. all kinds of fans at this game. solo blast, tied at four. we go to the 9th. two on, two out. giants trying to win. it the hometown kid, brandon crawford in the left. matt chapman, the throw home. and he is out.

we go to extras. the score runs to the top of the 10th. steven dugger up the middle, we're all tied up. here comes dugger, running around the bases and he is going to score. he's safe. giants walk off 6-5. down in the south bay, another milestone. the earthquakes playing host to the galaxy. we got fans riled up to see this match. less than 30 seconds later, javier lopes off the post. still one-nil. a

little over a minute later. two-nil. and some bulk for s f jose. three-nil on this. l.a. does winsan jo winless in their last seven matches. ail of fans down there enjoying that one. we'll be right back. >> what's going on? i don't know my -- my spider sense. >> it's been so long. thanks, chris. >> you're welcome. >> stay with us. much more to come. the pacific northwest in the midst of a record-breaking heat wave. it is not over. plus a san francisco nonprofit helps lgbt people leave persecution in their home countries.

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possible heart inflammation linked to the pfizer and moderna covid vaccines. at least 323 confirmed cases mainly in young people. more than 26 million have had the shot. the overall vaccination rate is down more than 75% from its peak. this as the delta variant has driven hospitalizations to their highest level since march. >> i don't want to have to ask my teens to do this again. it takes a toll on you. >> meanwhile the centers for

disease controls has eased its mask guidance for mask wearing. while the world health organization is urging more caution because of the delta variant. it says people should continue to wear masks consistently even if fully vac nated. the deadly balloon accident in the u.s. in five years. five people have died after the hot air balloon they were riding in crashed into power lines. >> the balloon just fell off, you guys. >> reporter: a hot air balloon accident early saturday morning. >> we have a fire where i believe a hot air balloon crashed. >> reporter: after hitting a power line and dragging along for a short distance, the gondola detached from the balloon before crashing to the ground. five people were

riding in the balloon, two men and two men died at the scene, including the pilot. >> a very tragic situation. our officers who arrive first on-scene had a tough time when they saw what they saw. >> reporter: a fifth person was transmitted to the hospital where they later died. power was knocked out to about 13,000 homes but has been restored. the balloon or the envelope as it's known eventually landed in a nearby backyard. it's still unclear what led up to crash. the faa and the ntsb will be joining the investigation. >> here in albuquerque, winds kick up or things happen. we're not sure the the the the the the this point. fortunately faithings are pretty rare. but

sometimes there's tragedies that occur. the pacific snoefrt norterncg an an unprecedented heat wave. temperatures in sxoerld seattle are reaching record level levels. >> day one of the heat wave has already been historic. portland hit 108 degrees, the hottest temperature ever recorded in portland. seattle, 102. only the second hottest temperature in seattle. this is kay one of the heat wave and continues it for several days. and those numbers going up tomorrow. seattle goes to 104, and it turns warmer in seattle on monday. 111 for seattle. by

tuesday, we'll see some heat into the 90s but that heat will ease, pretty gradually in days to come. a group of bay area youth are spreading a message through art. using murals to highlight issues impacting our country. the murals went up today at frank ogawa plaza in oakland. they recruited middle and high school artists to paint the artwork. >> it's important that this has sort of been given to us. we have to really save our countisv tofo ofree a nonprofit francisco's castro district is

helping lgbt people facing persecution in their home countries by providing free legal representation for asylum cases. >> being lgbtq has never been easy. they live in fear. they could be killed for who they are or who they love. >> i came to the u.s. december 2017. when i fled my country, nigeria, because of being gay. all the time my house was raided by the police. and i was beaten up a lot of time. actually once was put in

hostage situation. where they tied me up. and used my cards, my debit card to withdraw my money. and then told me i have to keep funneling money to them. you can't even call the police. you can't go for the law because it is a crime. when you're going through all this, this their is really nothing you can do. >> i upon the executive director and cofounder of the lgbt asylum project. i grew up in turkey and i immigrated to the united states when i was 24-year-old. >> a lot of lgbtq asylum seekers

lose their deadl >> they come to the united states and see lgbt life here and coming out is a process. that's why we actually wanted to be in the heart of the castro. to make the asylum process liveable and accessible. they arrive with minimum funding and min pull support. their families, their communes are the ones who want to harm them or sometimes even kill them. >> that could lead to that's why we switched to 100% pro bono services. >> america has always been the land of hope and flee dom for

people like me. i came across the project. i contacted the director. he emphasized with me but told me there was nothing that the project can do because i am outside the shell of america. if i ever see myself in california, that he can help me. the process was very smooth. he explained everything to me. and he asked me if i needed any other support. mental support or anything. after i was approved, my life changed. >> we are so grateful able to provide legal representation to the most vulnerable immigrant population.

>> each of these circles represent a asylum seeker seeking approval. when i look at this wall, i just want to fill it up. i feel proud. >> at the end of the day, it will be the individual that has to know whether they can make this journey. it is a very difficult journey. an etional

wolfgang released yesterday

reveals the very personal story of wolfgang puck. >> they'd so wolfgang, slow down. but it's quite the opposite. >> reporter: wolfgang is a celebration of a life well lived but also how hard work and determination can get you where you want to be. long before his celebrated life and rise to being a culinary stage, puck had a troubled childhood in austria. he made the documentary with a hope it could serve as an inspiration for others to follow their dream. >> i spago. i started my

apprenticeship at 14. with perseverance, you can achie something. and i want people to get away from it, you know what, if he can do it, i can do it. >> we had so many customers. the middle of the week. >> every night. >> wolfgang at least in the united states, the restaurateur was the face of the restaurant. and the chef was in the back of the kitchen. and wolfgang changed all that. >> reporter: no matter your cooking skills, we all have deep-seated feelings about how food affected the way we grew up. >> we all do of our childhood. and i have great memories of my childhood from the food. the smell of the

house. the smell of food. is still, like, in my head. >> disney is the parent company of abc 7. one last check of the weather. really nice weekend. >> it really is. and a wide range of temperatures. tonight our coastal cloud cover, drizzle as well. some bay shoreline fog. mid-50s for a lot of us. 57 in oakland. 58 in redwood city. 55 that low in santa rosa. the marine layer seven am tomorrow. that bay shoreline fog, pulled back into the coast by the afternoon. a lot of sunshine. and a spread of temperatures. highs tomorrow 55 in the city. 70 in oakland. 80 in san jose. 83 in santa rosa. 90 in concord. along with those temperatures, it does get breezy tomorrow afternoon, 4:00, 5:00, that

onshore flow. hi miles per hour in theiles pes afternoon. morning drizzle on monday along the coast too. it will ease that heat a bit inland. and we'll find those temperatures pretty comfortable staying in the 60s and 70s through the next seven days. >> thanks. the nba playoffs continue. the heat take a commanding lead over the clippers. and a fan fail at the tour

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and once again, they find themselves out of another hole. third quarter, clippers within four. reggie jackson hits the jumper. and l.a. all of a sudden down two. midway through the fourth, suns up one. chris paul alley-oops. slices in for the score. suns win 84-80 to take a 3-4 series lead. they'll close things out in phoenix on monday. stanford baseball. heartbreaking end to their college world series run just became more heartbreaking. they gave up two in the bottom of the 9th, losing on a wildright ther. had stanford won, they still needed two wins. bi-nc state had to withdraw from the tourna dew to at least one positive positive post and quarantining based on contact tracing. so stanford

would have played for the college world title instead. texas and mississippi state battling for the right t vandy in the championship. they walk it off, 4-3 mississippi state plays vanderbilt in the final. stage one of the tour de france. a brutal crash caused by a fan. a german cyclist collided with the the the the the the the domino effect. watch this woman and child. oh, so close. a dangerous call there. pocono, mas nas car. kyle

larsen looks set to win his next race. a blown tire on the final lap. alex bowman races into victory lane. they'll be back tomorrow for another race on sunday. >> thanks, chris. that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dion lynn. abc 7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5:00. for all of us here at abc 7, thank you so much

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