the parade that will stretch for blocks and blocks dubination will be out in forest. and if you're coming out you might want to leave your car at home. go try to get the warriors championship hats maybe some loony shirts play tops and shirts anything like, you know championship wise for the team trying to figure it out first. gotta have the gear the warriors team shop at thrive city was crazy busy friday selling all things dubs. just ours after the team was crowned the champs. so happy we were the obvious question for dub nation now is are you going to the parade for thousands of fans? the answer is yes, monday's warriors. victory parade in san francisco will start at the foot of market street and end at 8th street warriors coaches. and staff will travel the same route other champs have made through the years like the giants in 2014 and the 49ers back in 1981. mayor, london bree tweeted her excitement for the team saying now it's time to celebrate in

this city. they started in san francisco and they got a championship in san francisco. we're expired as making plans to take thousands of fans to parade by expanding the length of each train to 10 cars. like kristen was saying literally in the last 15 minutes. the mayor's office made a change in the parade route. originally the parade would stretch to 6th street now we'll continue on to 8th street. perhaps allowing even more folks to show up. however, you get here bart says organizers say arrive early because like like everyone is saying thousands and thousands of people will be here and police officers also will be here to keep you one safe.

don't forget your gallblooded spirit and maybe a jacket because you know how it is here live in san francisco cornell bernard abc 7 news. all right. typically cornell that may be right, but i'm hearing i'm hearing the weather gods may be with us on monday. yeah spencer christian here is a with a look at the weather and after last night we know it was pretty cold outside chase. so we're hoping for a little bit of warmth on monday. it felt a little bit like chicago in which i yeah, well, actually here's the only graphic you need to see is this one i'm showing you right now now there was a bit of truth to what cornell said about the jacket early in the morning. it's going to be sunny all day, even if there's early morning fog. it's gonna be super minimal but if you're one of those people wants to get there really early get a good location a good view then you might want to bundle up because it'll be cool in the early morning hours. but by nine o'clock, we'll see temperatures in san francisco in the mid 60s by ten o'clock. we're talking maybe 70 degrees and then as you can see it's going to get milder and milder during the day for the people who are hanging around after the

parade. it's gonna be a lovely sunny and mild san francisco afternoon, just a glorious day for parade or for any outdoor activity. i'll have the full accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later. i'm pretty excited right now. monday totally spencer. thank you. and here's a look at the parade routes now that we've looked at the weather it begins monday at 11:20 am at market and main streets. the route is a little more than a mile long a little longer noww because the mayor just extended it ending now at market and eighth instead of the original market in sixth now if you can't go you can party along and wt h. larry beale will be here to keep you informed and entertained our live coverage begin. 10 in the morning. we'll bring you bring you live e all the way through the parade route. bart to and from the parade should use the embarcadero montgomery powell and civic center stations, but red and yellow trains coming from the east bay will not stop at montgomery street station before the parade. the montgomery station will be

open for those coming up from the peninsula. we have all this information for you in our parade guide story on our website abc 7 news.com. so we saw steph curry in tears last night. of the warriors captured their fourth title in eight years beating boston in six games curry went for 34 points locking up the series and his first finals mvp award pointing to his ring finger in the third quarter. that might have been a little bit prematur. buthe the celtics dubs were able to close out the seas emotions overflowing during the celebration. think about klay thompson coming backrom two devastating injuries teaming up with staff and draymond to capture what steve kerr called their most unlikely championship big hug from pops, you know, this team was not healthy until game one of the playoffs now the dubs dynasty has been nude you get goosebumps. just thinking about you know, all those snapshots and episodes that we went through to get back here. that's why i say i think this championship hits different. that's why i had so many so many emotions and still will just because of what it took to get

back here to be here for a fourth time. like i saw at the beginning of seasons people call me crazy. i said championship a bus because i saw what i knew we had a chance to do something special and here we are like this is so so incredible. wow, it was tough getting through those two years, but hugely productive and makes it all the satisfying to be able to do this and win a title and know that it would you know, it was not for for not and they let us championship and you go hear about it. oh yeah from draymond we will keep hearing about it, you know, kristen what's scary for the rest of the league is when you look at the warriors core they're still in their prime the stuff's 34 plays a little younger draymond and they got a bunch of younger players who can help keep this team on top for years to come so the future looks really bright cool party among other things. yes. no, it's it's amazing and there's so right that success is sweeter after you've struggle mightily. yeah, they work for it and steve said the most unlikely championship of for they have gotten so keep the theme in the

sports world another positive step forward for the a's ballpark plan at howard terminal the final report from the san francisco bay conservation and development commission is recommending removing port priority use at howard terminal. what does that mean? it means it's cleared the way for the land to be used for the stadium development. the commission is expected to vote on this issue, june 30th. approval is now seen as likely the last major hurdle for the a's. getting final approval from the city and the county. this weekend the cdc is expected to sign off on covid vaccines for children under five today santa clara county health officials announced that they're ready to begin. once the go-head is given dr. sarah. cody says getting kids ages six months to five vaccinated with either the moderna or pfizer vaccines is very important. so not only do we hope that these vaccines will reduce infection and transmission, but they will also make life just a little bit easier for families

with young children, and it's one step closer to returning to something that looks like normal. dr. cody says covid deaths among the youngest children are rare. there's some 400 cases in the country and one in santa clara county. she points out many more kids have become very sick though from covid. in fact, she says kids under five have had the highest rate of hospitalizations compared to other age groups. are joining us now is abc 7 news contributor dr. alok patel dr. patel. first off is this emergency authorization a slam dunk this weekend from the cdc any reason you can see it all that that could be derailed. kristen i like that you the phrase slam dunk to kind of throwing some sports sports terms out there. this is another big step board for public health. i do i feel optimistic that the cdc will go ahead and give this a green light tomorrow and then just pending that final approval from cdc director wilinski. we will hopefully see shots rolling out early next week. i would say soon to be a slam dunk.

friends between the madonna and the fiser vaccine for the youngest kids. is it the dosage? is at the time that it takes to complete, is that the efficacy you know kristen simply put if we actually start to look really deep into the data, which is what these committees from the fda and the cdc did the efficacy is very similar, but the big difference that parents out there need to understand is of the visor vaccine is three doses moderna is two and where that's gonna make a difference is when parents think about the timing towards that full effect and it's actually important in one advisor brought this up today in the cdc committee talking advisor and saying parents need to understand that you need all doses of the visor vaccine to reach that optimal i guess you can't just get two and so what the visor shot you're waiting three weeks between the first two doses and then up to for the third one, whereas with moderna we're getting the full immune effect after a two doses. so something to keep in mind when parents start planning. see, okay. are you getting a lot of interest from parents or they showing that they're going to

get their kids to shop? i'm seeing the entire spectrum kristen, you know in terms of the parents that we see in the hospital. most of them are absolutely gonna get the shot for their young children parents who have kids who have underlying medical conditions or a little bit people who are high risk absolutely are as well. we're also seeing and hearing from a lot of parents who say you know what i'm interested. i want to know more about the safety and efficacy and then not surprisingly there is a lot of people especially those parents who reach out to me on social media and say absolutely not we're not gonna get our children the vaccine and we need to make sure sure that we have those one-on-one convers. that we build trust moving forward right? i mean, of course the experts by proving this are saying that look the benefits far outright the risks are there special risks to consider for that really young age group. the there as far as what we saw in the clinical trials, there are no big risks. there were no adverse serious adverse events reported during the clinical trial no case of myocarditis or anaphylaxis, but in terms of any specific questions parents may have it's best you keep talking to your doctor about all of it.

last this is gonna be the big thing that we're looking at next week kristen if cdc director once he signs off on saturday night. we know that on sunday. it's a federal holiday juneteenth. there will be no shipping then and then shipping should start early next week. hopefully, we'll see a broad rollout, but we got to pay attention to equity because right now not every pharmacy is gonna be able to give these shots out. especially not to children under the age of 18 months pediatricians offices should have them not everyone has access to a pediatrician schools out. so that's another site that we were giving out vaccines previously to older children, so, needs to be a clear drawn-out plan to make sure everyone out there has access to these shots. yeah. summer timing is a little tough. all right, doctor alok patel. thank you so much. really? appreciate it. thank you. coming up an overnight wildfire brings home. the reality that we all need to be ready this summer the controversy surrounding efforts to release san francisco mayor

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mayor london breed has been pushing for her brother to be released early from a long prison sentence for murder robbery and carjacking. he has a resentencing hearing set for next week. and i-team reporter. dan noyes has been looking into the controversy.

san francisco mayor london breeds brother napoleon brown has served half of his 44-year cents for murder robbery and carjacking and now his attorney believes brown should be released because the laws changed in 2019. well, the basic point is that he doesn't meet the definition of murder anymore because you have to show reckless and difference to life. requisite difference to life is typically explained as firing a gun into a crowd. here's what happened. just after midnight, june 19 2000 napoleon brown ended accomplice robbed the johnny rockets restaurant at fisherman's wharf the crowded four workers into the basement and took 7,200 from the safe. the manager got a bump on his head when one of the suspects hit him because he wasn't opening the safe fast enough and undercover cop saw the men walking with a red bank deposit bag and get into a escort driven by lenty's white the officer followed as a sped onto the golden gate, but they stopped on

the bridge in the middle buffer lane the driver's door opened lenty's white fell from the car and a drunk driver heading southbound ran over her the victim who was struck on the bridge. perhaps was thrown from the vehicle. we do have a strong suspicion that it was an intentional act. she was pushed. yes there on the bridge lenty's white was able to tell police. threw me out of the car. she died later at the hospital napoleon brown admitted sp is his nickname sonny boy just hours after the robbery and that incident on the golden gate london breed gave police an alibi for her brother court records show breed told police when she arrived at her grandmother's house around midnight the time of the robbery defendant was asleep on the couch, but as part of a plea deal brown admitted being there for the robbery i emailed. breed staff asking whether she stands by the alibi for her brother that she gave police at the time the answer in regards

to the investigation from two decades ago. she stands by her participation and evolvement in the investigation the mayor declined my request for an interview. i also wanted to ask about the letter she wrote to governor brown in 2018 asking to commute her brother sentence for that the san francisco ethics commission find her 2500 dollars saying breed violated a city law pro. the use of city titles for non-city purposes her staff now says the mayor has not had any communication with a district attorney's office or anyone else about the current resentencing process for that hearing napoleon brown's attorney explains. the new sentencing laws are only part of the equation and the judge can consider his behavior prison, which is mixed because you know, he's had addiction issues. did participate in a lot of programs in in prison that were positive so it's it's a very mixed bag. i also spoke to the victim

lenty's white's mother. she doesn't want napoleon brown to get out of prison early and will say that at the hearing next week for the i-team dan noyes abc 7 news. an overnight fire in pittsburgh came dangerously close to homes overnight and that prompted evacuations another reminder a wildfire could happen almost anywhere especially around here because of the dry conditions abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains why this blaze highlights the fact fire season impacts everybody. i went out front and let that pill further down that way you could it was the whole sky was a blaze lucky inferno just like those when you hear people that can happen stuff. they said all was on the ridge line. it was so all this is open space behind these houses and it was just engulfed in place the nightmare neighbors in pittsburgh woke up to around 3 am this morning contra costa county fire public information officer. steve hill says a grass fire turned into a 200 acre burn and prompted mandatory.

calculations we did i think in a fairly significant way dodge a major bullet as the sun rose. you could not only see the damage caused, but what could have been up close doesn't tell the full story when you zoom out you can see this fire back right up to hundreds of homes hill says, it's an overwhelming message that fire season doesn't just happen in places like napa or the santa cruz mountains. it impacts everyone when you look at last year and now i think this year is starting the pretty much the same way the wind driven fires that damaged and destroyed homes and displaced residents happened in areas outside of those highest severity zones. in fact, this was the second grass fire in pittsburgh this week that put homes at risk hill says there were no injuries and no homes lost. he attributes this in part to the work of the community and hopes other seeing this story will learn from this lesson. there is an awful lot of riskine

needs to do their part to help us help them by doing that legwork to mitigate the risk by abating their ways creating defensible space around their properties because he says it might just save your home in contra costa county dust and dorsey abc 7 news. yeah, and once we get into the 90s spencer boy, i mean it's so dangerous. it really is now right now the humidity in the atmosphere is not dangerously low, but all the vegetation is so dry as you know, and we've got this windy pattern and in a few days, we've got a big warm-up coming our way. so we need to be thoughtful and careful and conscientious. here's a look at current wind speeds at the surface. so we're talking about gusts up to and above 25 miles per hour in many locations. so it's a it's a vigorous robust onshore flow and is quite a bit cooler in most bay area locations right now that at this time yesterday a 13 degree is cooler in santa rosa 10 degrees cooler in concord. so we've got a nice little cool down going on going on right now, but the warm weather is not

far away. here's a nice view of puffy cumulus clouds over san francisco from sutro tower, but there's a lot of blue sky out there as well 64 degrees right now in san francisco, oakland 65 69 it mountain view 71 low 70s. in fact that santa clara and san jose 59 degrees and cool. spoon bay here's a view from emeryville. looking toward the golden gate where? mainly clear skies at the moment. it's 66 in santa rosa petaluma. 64 low 70s at napa and fairfield 68 at concord and deliver more and lovely view from our rooftop camera. looking across the breezy embarcadero, which you can tell by the movement of the trees there. these are our forecast features. we'll have bright and breezy conditions again tomorrow, not quite so windiest today, but it'll be breezy cooler than average again tomorrow, but sunny here and warmer on sunday father's day and june 10th, and then we can expect some triple digit heat in our inland areas on tuesday. and wednesday, it'll probably be a short warm-up, but an intense one overnight look for a few clouds lingering some high clouds and some low clouds near the coast, but we'll have a

mainly bright start to the day tomorrow and it'll get sunny or as the day goes on overnight low temperatures will be generally in the low 50s, but a little cooler in the north bay where we'll see some mid to upper 40s also upper 40s on the coast and then tomorrow breezy conditions with high temperatures up to about 59 or 60 along the coastline mainly upper 60s to about 70 around the bay shore line and inland areas will warm up to only a low to mid 70s tomorrow. so once again quite a bit cooler than average for this time of year. here's the accuweather 74 forecast father's day. sunday is looking great sunny and a bit warmer even warmer on monday the official date for juneteenth, of course is sunday the 19th, but the federal holiday will be on monday then look at the heat on midweek tuesday. a high temperatures inland at or above 100 degrees right around the bayshore line upper 80s to low 90s. there'll be modest cooling on thursday than on friday temperatures moderate to a more seasonal range, larry and kristen. thank you spencer. it's going to get super hot really quick here.

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story's buzz lightyear taking us through his mission in the stars reporter george panacchio from our sister station in los angeles. sat down with a star studded cast. is a promise to the world that you and you alone will do one

thing above all finish the mission no matter the cost. chris evans is the voice of buzz lightyear in the action-filled origin story light year. he was thrilled to do it. i was just living a childhood fantasy, you know, i've been really lucky in my career to have done a lot of things and worked a lot of wonderful people and been proud of a lot of work i've done but but this was something really personal to me. i love pixar movies. i love animated advice. let's break this hyper speed barrier get everyone. evans was honored to follow in the footsteps of tim allen who voiced the buzz action figure in the toy story movies. i was happy that i was able to respect his performance by stealing from it the film also includes the voices of uzo aduba's buzzes commander and best friend and keke palmer as her granddaughter zerg the evil force behind an army of robots is voiced by james brolin and taika waititi is a clumsy space ranger named moe. i thought this was gonna be like a fan boot camp workout thing, but it is not and emotional

stories. i always go to a pixar film just to feel something. i know i'm gonna probably cry. i'm definitely gonna laugh and i'm gonna feel feel at the end light year is also a lesson in what it means to be a team teamwork what it means to be a leader. it's not always the same accepting that bring one another to step into their own, you know leadership roles. absolutely. and also i think to be gentle with yourself. not be so hard on yourself either, but that set back doesn't mean it's not a setup for victory to infinity. and your son will be very proud to show his kids. you were movie. oh, good. good. well the you know, he's got well 34 year old a 32 year old a three year old and a one and a half year old so there's a little space in there. their too old. oh, actually no this picture is good for everybody. in los angeles george panacchio abc 7 news light year is now

playing only in theaters and disney as you know is the parent company of abc 7. juneteenth is this weekend to look at the history of the holiday and what it means for you on monday. and san francisco's tenderloin center said to shut down the problems and the controversy.

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all with no monthly service fee. area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. san francisco's controversial tenderloin center will close in december city officials have decided not to add additional funding for the center in the next budget at center opened just six months ago as part of the city's emergency declaration in the tenderloin facing a drug epidemic that requires us to throw everything. we have to stop it the goal of this center is to help people struggling with mental illness and substance use disorder and to get them to help and the treatment that they need. the sutter center has been criticized for its harm reduction service which allows drug use on-site under supervision. abc 7 news insider film it's here has been covering the problems in the tenderloin for years now and is joining us as we continue with our effort to build a better bay area. so what is the center closing say about what is happening in the tenderloin right now phil that there's no quick fix.

i mean the bottom line is in six months. we still have problems there. it has gotten better, but it's not something that's going to be taken care of in an instant in it's an expensive and it's a tough fight and it's one that the mayor is going to be taking on if she decides to keep going on this she's bet a lot on it. it's trying to turn around the image of san francisco, and it's not going to be easy and it's not going to be done with one center and whether it closes now closes in december or closes next year. so would you say it was a success a failure or maybe something in between there? i'd say it's something in between. let's take a look at some of the numbers rent at the place is $75,000 a month, but in order to keep it operating it's well over a million dollars a month. it's going to take 10 million dollars to keep it open until the the year, what are we getting for our money? well, what we're getting is about 49,000 visits to the center by rivers people 900 people were put into shelter as a result of those visits 53 went into drug treatment and 150 went

into permanent housing. that's a pretty expensive proposition. no matter how you look at it, but the fact is there was also a public relations and political angle to this larry what we're seeing on the streets out there right now was being seen by the world and san francisco is a tourist. center and that was not the image they wanted they wanted this image that something is being done. and that's what mayor london breed provided with this center now where it goes from here depends on the increased. can they keep the police down there? can they keep operations like this going they're probably going to move it to another location at the end of the year spread it out remains to be seen but it's an expensive proposition, but one that the mayor felt she had to make because the city and the health issues there. i mean we had 64 people die of drug overdoses last year. that is a real problem. well when you you look at a number like that you have to wonder did this really make any difference at all that it did it help anything. well, they're on track now for fewer deaths whether it's the

center that's changing that or just the idea that we have more people out there that and more narcan that can reverse overdoses. instantly larry look the center is not the solution on somethinn order for her to get those police down there to get people moved out and to get the ambassadors in there in order to keep the the people from sleeping on the and openly using drugs on the streets. she had to provide an alternative. that was the deal and that they didn't have a space so they grabbed this one. so does it pay off? we'll see but the city has the money right now and there's not closing this for lack of funds larry. they're closing this because it's in part because the location of it is right in the middle of the downtown. there's a new apartment complex across the street and there's the orpheum theater for tourists and this is you in plaza and it's not the best look for for mid-market going into another year either. yeah, that makes sense is kind of an empty thing last question

the harm reduction efforts. yeah, pretty controversial people around the country think we're crazy what we're doing out here like okay supervised drug use what well, we're not the only ones it's been done in canada. it's been done in the netherlands. it's been done in other places. as well and whether it's supervised or not what we're basically saying it's against the law to have a supervised drug intake center. okay that that so they're trying to get around it by saying if you do the drugs, we're here to help in case you overdose larry. yeah, a lot of people are going to say is san francisco crazy and that got to say the answer is probably a yes, maybe a big. yes. i'm not gonna deny it and but we're in this situation and they're trying everything. they're throwing the kitchen sink at it and the may but she's going to provide maybe safe places to take the drugs, but she wants them off the streets. and right now she'll settle for that saving lives and getting people off the streets. not that that solves the problem. okay, but that's what she wants. well, you can certainly understand that given the negative reputation with the homeless and the crime in the

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california residents sail from san francisco the forward four is dan and spencer join us. everybody's excited about the warriors championship. once again, the players kids stole the show. all right. all right, sit down we good. reminded us of riley curry back in 2015. she basically said the same thing. here both supposed to. know hold on one second. okay. why look how young steph looked bad, right? oh man. that was the year of the first championship of the four that

they've won in recent years and you know, it's going to be like a blink of an eye and riley curry is going to be going to college and it's it's remarkable it but you know dan it's really fun as we were year by year. and you know, you start out seeing them as the little kids infants and then suddenly they're all grown up. you know, that's that's part of what i love about. team, and these players it the whole team has a very family feeling atmosphere. they foster that they foster it the way they embrace the community and they foster that and in terms of the way you sort of have some glimpse into their world with their kids and their spouses. i thought i think it was draymond's daughter one point. asking him to thank his her teacher or something. yes. it was so cute. i was just as sweet as it could be and how fortunate are we as warriors fans to be able to see their families grow because the team keeps getting to the finals, you know, perennially, it's true, right? yeah good boy, and it just makes them so relatable too, right? it's like you're superstars on the court, but cereal people yeah, you know. it's good story. it's all good stuff.

all right today. we've got to give it up for a very own biggie the wonder dog yesterday. he correctly predicted that the warriors will win last night's game. in fact, biggie was a perfect 6-0 in the finals. that's right. this nostra dogus is a true prognosticator predicting the winner of every single finals game. i think we're gonna have biggie replace punxsutawney phil this year. probably do better. yeah, you might have a better track record with the weather that punxsutawney has had recently that was fun or some forecasters up. oh those forecasters aren't here today. oh nice nice biggie has become so dominant. i'm actually thinking of adding nom nom to my diet. that's not biggie to pick my stocks. yeah, that's true. yeah, especially now. yeah becky look at my crypto. well. mind yeah. all right from biggie to big money. the question is how much do you

really need to live a life of luxury a lot? apparently if you're an american there's a study that was published in the journal. nature sustainability and they found the majority of people thought they could achieve their ideal life with 10 million dollars or less but most americans say they need a hundred million dollars. i don't know what i'd even begin to do with a hundred million dollars, but i could certainly get by on five to ten would be. yeah. i'll be more than happy with that, but it's basically spencer's life. i mean, maybe a life i used to have but i think that five to ten range is that that's the sweet spot right there. yeah. yeah, and you know, that's out of reach for almost everybody, but but that's at least somewhat more realistic. and yeah, and what is it about the americans always more more? you know, there's so many places around the world and i visited a few of them where people have much much less. yes, and that's not what defines

happiness and i know a lot of people by the way with that kind of money not a lot of people but a number of people with that kind of money. they're no happier than was they have the same problems and some of them? it's an empty bag that can't be filled. they're still not happy. no matter how much they have. yeah. well sometimes the more money you have and when you get into those kinds of figures the more problems you have because everybody wants a piece. i don't get me wrong. i'll take my shot. oh, yeah. i'm not going to turn it down people came up with that 100 million. did they itemize all the things they think they need to be happy and they came up with 100. i think of this weird celebrity culture we have, you know, everything is just sort of outside and and you think oh, person has some big yacht. that's what i need to be happy. yeah. yeah. no. all right. how would you like to embark on the ultimate bucket list trip going around the world the adventures by disney vacations fans 24 days six countries and all 12 disney theme parks worldwide. it also includes stops at three iconic landmarks the taj mahal

pyramids of giza and eiffel tower. there are only 75 spots available and you can snag one for cool. 110,000 disney is the parent company of abc 7. what do you think? how does this sound? that's why i need the hundred million right there. that's a good start $110,000. that sounds like fun. it's a lot to cram in actually in 24 days it really is it i love travel. and so i would you know, and i love disney, but i think after the sixth theme park i might be disney out. i know the mouse still signs my check but the rest of the trip, i might want to see some other places. i think i can't do. for continuous days on the road. i think i would need to break it up into 1212. you know, it's a long time. i mean, it's it seems like a fun escape from reality for a while or you know, but it'd be i think it'd be something to be fun to try once. yeah, it would be nice to go to the disneyland's parks and other countries. i've always wanted to do that to see the differences. have you guys been like the paris one or the japan one or

shanghai one? and yeah, japan. yes. oh, yeah. i was i mean it was it similar. i mean, yeah, it was very similar very similar. we actually were there on the weather was terrible that day so it wasn't quite the usual experience that you would have but you know, mickey and minnie and the whole gang they were all there there. i love disney. world, i've been there several. yes. yes a lot going on there question about that. all right, that's going to do it for the forest four. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. hat renovating your kitchen and bathroom is one of the best ways to increase the value of your home? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations america's kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! we make kitchen and bathroom renovations easy for everyone. we quote and design each project and help customers select all finishes without having to leave their home! wow! agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovations specialists i recommend. ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] call now and get $3,000 off!

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it's very hard on ♪ alittle black boys.♪ you have to navigate feelings, and emotions, so the world don't get you. jordan: sometimes, when i cry, i won't know how i'm feeling or why i'm crying. mohamed: i just grew up never feeling like it was okay to cry. tobe: yeah. muhammed: and so he really forced me to have to reconnect with the kid that didn't get to cry. tobe: that's beautiful. teen the day to celebrate the end of slavery specifically the day african-americans in galveston, texas found out they were free two years after the emancipation proclamation and san francisco is gearing up to a commemorate juneteenth this weekend with multiple celebrations throughout the city abc7 news reporter lose pena spoke to a historian about the significance of this holiday and the role, san francisco. is played through the years?

over a hundred yearsgo b lias known for connecting the world as the mecca of tech rally for civil rights. they come by train. they come by bus this region was influential in the abolitionist movement. san francisco was the western hub of the underground railroad. and their role was to raise the money. so the money for the raid on harpers ferry, which was the precipitating event for the civil war. came from san francisco. john. templeton is known as the history of black san francisco an african-american history through the west on the second year of juneteenth becoming a federal holiday. we sat down with him to speak about its meaning and it's the end of the civil war as a result of the courage and bravery of 209,145 us troops of african descent 25,000 of them were brought into texas beginning in 1863. and they were the ones who had

the honor. of capturing the last confederate state to surrender. this will be san francisco's. rio inorern california, san outside of texas to recognize it tiffany carter is a co-founder of san francisco black wall street my community she grew up going to the fillmore juneteenth celebration, but after the festival went virtual in 2020, she decided to start a festival in her neighborhood the bay view and hundreds of people showed up. it was important for me because i actually grew up on gilman asked my family's house it was time for the next generation to kind of put a stamp on june team now, there will be two stages and more celebration throughout the city the juneteenth festival on fillmore street will go back to this with music food and entertainment and the one in the bay view at gilman park will

celebrate its third year fill out san francisco as much as we can regardless of where you celebrate this weekend. john templeton wants people to understand the significance behind this holiday and to know the role san francisco played over a century ago and today. what is it about juneteenth the people get wrong african americans not only ended slavery. but they kept the nation together, juneteenth. decided that we were one country in san francisco use pena abc 7 news. since juneteen falls on a sunday the federal holiday will be monday that means government offices and the stock market will be closed. most banks will be closed and there will not be any postal delivery. there'll be lots of events to commemorate juneteenth all around the bay area and some in fact we're beginning today others are on the weekend for more information. all you have to do is go to abc 7 news.com and hopefully it'll be nice and warm. hopefully i

mean with juneteenth events and warriors parade. yeah spencer the pressures on we've got great weather coming out our way for several great events starting with father's day on sunday and then juneteenth on monday. and of course the warriors parade, but tonight we'll see a few clouds around with low temperatures mainly in the upper 40s to low 50s and tomorrow a sunny day then today not much milder though high temperatures only in the upper 50s near the coast upper 60s near the bay and mid 70s inland, but as you look at accuweather 7-day forecast you can see a nice warm-up taking place under sunny skies on sunday, which is father's day and then juneteenth on monday and the warriors parade on monday sunny skies and quite warm inland, then he gets hot in london on tuesday and wednesday with highs at or above 100 degrees in the hottest spots, but we'll have gradual cooling beginning on thursday and a more mild or moderate day on friday marion christian. all right, especially thank you so much celebrating 50 years of equality with title nine. have come a long way and that is

thanks to the incredible women that came before us. actors and singers sofia carson shares her story about what title nine means to her in the story. spotlight

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call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. in primetime here on abc 78 clock soul of a nation the special sound of freedom a juneteenth celebration followed by 2020 at 9. and then do not miss abc 7 news at 11 abc 7 proud to join disney and espn in the 50/50 initiative commemorating the 50th anniversary of title nine as part of our coverage abc's on on the red carpet storytellers spotlight is shining a light on sofia. parson will host the upcoming hour america 50/50 special the actressr/songwriter shares with us us what 50/50 means to her? hi, i'm sophia carson and this is the storyteller spotlight.

50/50 to me means justice and it's no coincidence that the symbol for justice is a woman to be fair and to be just means to not judge based on gender or ethnicity or identity but to judge based on who we are as human beings. we have come a long way and that is thanks to the incredible women that came before us our mothers our grandmothers, but there are still so far to go. first of all. pay how is it possible that we live in a world where? women are valued less than men because of their gender, you know, we have to protect and fight for the world's most precious resource, and that is young girls because i believe wholeheartedly that there's no greater force in the world than that of an educated young woman, but i have faith because this generation is fearless and loud

and we will be heard one day at a time a world. where girls have an equal playing field looks like a world where no girl ever has to wake up. wondering if she'll make it to school that day. it's almost impossible to describe the power of women in one word. i think women are the living breathing embodiment. of love and the strength that comes with that. and you can watch sofia carson's full storyteller spotlight by heading over to on the red carpets.com slash storytellers. watch sofia host our america 50/50 tomorrow night at 9:30 right here on abc 7 one other programming reminder abc 7 news is streaming and we're doing it 24/7 get the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app and you can join us whenever you want wherever you are for free. all right, that's gonna do for this edition of abc 7 news at 4. i'm larry beale abc 7 news at 5 is coming up next.

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moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. getting ready to vaccinate the youngest americans against coronavirus right now preparations are underway just days before the cdc is expected to officially sign off on vaccines for children under five. it is expected to happen this weekend. good evening, and thank you for joining us on dionne lim and i'm dan ashley abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes explains. what's expecting next and how local officials are getting ready? now that the fda has given that authorization the final step is to get a recommendation from the cdc director and that's expected to happen sometime this weekend and it's something local officials say they've been preparing for for months here in the county of santa clara. we are ready. that's the message to santa clara county public health officer put out as they