announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: thousands of people ready to welcome the warriors home. the victory parade at six hours away. we are live along the parade route with reparations. kumasi: bay area counties hoping to offer the covid vaccine to kids as young as six months. reggie: marking the moment that shaped our history. the june 16 -- juneteenth's outpatient. -- the juneteenth celebration. i saw you hosting the celebration. kumasi: it was so fun. and i went to the black food and wine festival. i had myself a day. reggie: it sounds like it is going to be very nice. frances: plenty of sunshine.

you will not need a jacket in san francisco. looking out across the bay, clear skies. temperatures will be in the 60's and 50's in the next couple of hours. much warmer this afternoon. it is going to get hot inland, reaching the nine. low 80's around the bay. at the beaches, mid 60's. the sun sets at 8:34. a big warm up starting tomorrow, where we hit the triple digits. kumasi: today as the day we have been waiting for. the warriors championship parade. all the barricades for the celebration are being put up. ryan curry is joining us with more on this.

ryan: live from the middle of market street where we will be celebrating the warriors big championship victory. it is quiet but everyone will be coming out to celebrate. very soon, we will see loud fans up and down the street cheering on the warriors. all day yesterday, warriors fans getting ready. some plan to arrive at right and early. the parade starts on market street and ends on main street and goes for a mile. according to the fans we spoke with over the weekend, this title is special. this is a team battle for a lot as they return as championship -- as champions. >> games have been different.

everything has been different for the past two years. to have a finally a parade to celebrate and just celebrate this team and what they accomplished this year, i think it will be huge. ryan: it will be huge indeed nice to see everyone out and about. once the parade starts, heading to the parade, public transportation will be the best bet. it is going to be crowded here on market street. we can expect to see something similar. caltrans say if you are coming from the peninsula they will add more trains. good opportunity to come on public transit and enjoy a day. kumasi: here is a look at today's parade route. it starts at 11:20 at markets

and main street and ends at market and eight. -- eighth. if you can't go, we will have it for you today. reggie: today is the day the federal government is observing the juneteenth holiday. a lot of companies are too. it marks when freedom came for slaves in texas. cornell bernard talked to people about the significance of juneteenth. >> you are happy and having freedom and victory. i know i am today. cornell: the annual juneteenth celebration back on after a two-year pandemic pause. >> it is getting to the point where no one has to ask, what is juneteenth? we know and we are celebrating and just happy. cornell: juneteenth became a national holiday in 2021, ending

the mark of slavery. >> it means us having a day for us and our people and the struggles we have been through and just rejoicing in life getting better. >> all of our clothes are made in nigeria, benefiting the companies where they are made. >> just at the bank that juneteenth is a holiday feels like more visibility. cornell: richard johnson was talking to his grandson about why the day is so important. >> we need to have more days at this, you know, because this is a day where everybody comes out and just let's go and feels free. >> put the guns down. cornell: there were extra police on duty and street closures

around the spot of the violence at last year's festival. chef dion green wants to move forward and focus on what is good. >> we hope we can continue and keep it going and let this festival get bigger and bigger. cornell: in the east bay, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. reggie: video release from those who have suffered racism. >> i also apologize to anyone here who has suffered any form of racism from members or official representatives of the catholic church in your lifetime. reggie: this video includes a discussion with the most senior african-american priest in the diocese. in 2020 announced the formation of the racial justice task force

is charge with addressing issues caused by systemic oppression and racism. since juneteenth fell on a sunday, the federal holiday is observed today, government offices and the stock market closed. most banks will be closed and no mail delivery. kumasi: a deadly police shooting investigation vallejo last night after sheriff deputies were called to assist vallejo police. sheriff's deputy it started shooting pier 1 person was killed. no other details about what led up to the shooting that are being released at this point by police. we have calls into the sheriff's office. reggie: the weight almost over for pants eager to get young children vaccinated against covid. they county officials figuring out the logistics but some hoping to offer the shot to children six months and up as early as tomorrow. tara campbell earns us the story of apollo of the family that

helped make this happen. tara: meet the two and four-year-old brothers, who played a key role in bringing the covid vaccine the youngest of the young. they enroll their sons in stanford's pfizer trial last april. two of the 5000 children from across the us -- the u.s. to get to shut of the pfizer vaccine. he was seven month old at the time and his brother was three. >> the reason why we wanted to get the vaccine for our kids is to basically prevent long covid and to make the symptoms more mild. tara: palo alto couple comfortable helped their boys peered they put to the test this christmas. >> preschool mandated we take a test before we go back and and we were all positive it. >> we felt confident that we

don't need to worry because we were vaccinated. tara: that is how it played out, describing mild cough in the oldest and that is it. >> the littlest one didn't have any symptoms. the other had mild symptoms. >> felt very lucky that they had the vaccine so i didn't need to worry that it would get worse. tara: and that is exactly the parents can expect. >> it should produce t cells and b cells for your future, your future protection should be helped by getting vaccine this early. tara: the doctor said the vaccine is safe, pointing to the pfizer trial, thousands of children and no adverse effects. >> i don't see any safety signals i am worried about. tara: as for them, they don't see any reason to be concerned saying the boys haven't missed a beat.

>> i highly encourage parents to vaccinate their young kids. it is peace of mind. kumasi: good morning america spoke with a special correspondent who is encouraging parents to move forward with covid-19 vaccination for those under the age of five. >> is impaired -- important that parents get them vaccinated because it is best way to hedge bets against serious illness, hospitalizations and long covid and what could happen with a false urge. kumasi: the white house covid response coordinator is talking about the vaccine for kids and the cdc decision. frances: temperatures in the 40's and even 60's, already starting off with a wide range. check out brentwood, lots of low to mid 50's around the bay. 46 in half moon bay.

temperatures are going to warm up today. we will be above average and it is going to get hotter. in morgan hill and go light, low 90's. on the lower part of the peninsula, we will see 80's. 80 in menlo park. at the beaches at the cooler side, although warming up as well. upper 60's at this time. downtown san francisco, 74. look at the upper 80's in nevada, sonoma. lots of low to mid 80's for the east bay and the warmest locations inland will hit the mid 90's today. you want to stay call because things are going to hit the triple digits tomorrow. took of the overnight lows, especially for the inland areas. not much relief, only dropping into the 60's and we will see mid to upper 50's around the bay

. for tomorrow, it is going to be even hotter, up to 10 seven in cloverdale. lots of triple digit. i will have the seven-day forecast coming up, but heads up for bart writers, especially for the rated, we have information on that. sue: first, a live shot of the san mateo bridge. as you might imagine, an 18 minute drive from 880 towards 101. on the san mateo bridge the golden gate bridge, look at the sunrise happening, very light traffic, three lanes southbound for the commute made let's talk about the barge problem. they are experiencing a complete shutdown in the san francisco direction on the richmond line due to trackside power problems, a major delay service alert for richmond into san francisco, there is no service on the richmond line into the city.

hopefully this will pick up for coming in for the parade. you can transfer at the sfo line. there are four bart stops along the parade route this morning during you can't take the richmond line but you can transfer it to the fold at the macarthur station. we will follow this for you. reggie: weekend sideshows in the north bay. the busy weekend for police officers in santa rosa. kumasi: new development in the death of bob saget. reggie: recent

kumasi: one teacher -- one teenager has died and three injured. it happened in an area hosting a concert in washington dc it was not permitted. >> we had child killed today at

an event that did not have any proper planning for the number of people who were here and with guns involved. and with our police managing a crowd on-site emma summit used a gun. and a child instead. kumasi: police say they have not identified or arrested any suspects. city officials considering legal actions against the organizer of the concert. developing out of new york, police investigating a shooting that left a 21-year-old dad and eight injured in harlem. the victims were enjoying a late night gathering when shot rang out. two groups were shooting at each other but it is not there what led up to the incident. the people hurt expected to recover. reggie: new developments in the death of comedian bob saget. to florida police officers were

disciplined for sharing information of his death before it was released. it is unclear what disciplinary action was taken. bob saget was on tour when he was found dead in an orlando tavern in january. kumasi: authorities in the north bay dealt with multiple sideshows. the biggest one was in santa rosa at summerfield road. 150 cars, 250 people gathered. 30 say there were reports of fire, assaults, and cars being burned during the sideshow. three other sideshows were reported. reggie: two instances of antiaging graffiti at the same house being investigated as a hate crime. police say someone vandalized a for-sale sign at home with an anti-asian home. yesterday, the same message found spray-painted on the home's garage door.

the realtor and property owners in most recent tenants are all of asian descent. kumasi: thousands of self-proclaimed earth buddies pounding the pavement to save the planet soil. inside golden gateof seval saver events sponsored by group dedicated to slowing down degradation of the earth's soil. they are: reuse of more organic material -- they are calling for use of more organic material in agriculture. >> in about 60 years, we will lose our farmable land or this affects every person on the planet. kumasi: the event included a three k, five k, and several performances. 60 events were held around the world. reggie: san francisco celebrating pride all month and

all your loan -- round. the parade is sunday. we spoke with the director who explain why issues celebration is so special. >> i think the resilience of the lgbt q kuehne -- community in the face of a pandemic will be on center stage. the history of the lgbt community and san francisco is marked with resilience over the last 52 years. that is essential, and just for the city of san francisco. we are back your this festival is the thing that happens to san francisco for the whole year and is essential to the recovery of the city. reggie: slept grand marshals include jeopardy camp amy schneider and actor sherri coale a and members of joint -- george floyd's family will be special guests. abc 7 is a proud sponsor with

coverage for the very first time you can watch it live on air and on your app. to see all of our pride month coverage, had to abc7news.com/pride. i'm going to be hosting the parade which is -- kumasi: the best thing ever. reggie: who knows. i've never done a parade before it would have done parades before another pride parade. there is excitement and something new. we have the team there including drew and jobina. francis, what we need is some decent weather. you are telling me it is not going to be as warm like it will be for today's championship but still good. frances: it is going to be nice. it looks like san francisco will be and the low 70's, likely above average for next weekend. reggie: this is it. frances: i cannot wait for all the outfits.

reggie: i am going have multiple outfits. frances: i already have multiple outfits in the promo. i checked out your arms for you are looking good. by doppler is quietto tnorth ana coast. temperatures from 40's to even 60's. 48 is one of the cooler spots in d-50's for most everybody.y check out how pretty it is. sunrise at 5:47 today. it is going to be sunny and warmer for the parade and juneteenth celebrations. and then triple digits tomorrow for the first day of summer into wednesday. he eases gradually towards the end of the week slightly above average, especially in san

francisco. highs range from 74 in san francisco. check out of 80's around the bay and inland areas, mid 90's for some spots. san jose, 87. tonight we are not going to cool off as much for the inland communities. it will only cooldown into the 60's. here is the seven-day forecast. sunny and warmer conditions. it will be hot for summer, the first day tomorrow. into wednesday, hanging onto triple digits and then it gradually cools with a more steady pattern by next weekend but still looking to be slightly above average. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know. reggie: disney's newest cruise ship ready to leave for for its first -- legal florida for his first cruise.

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kumasi: here are the seven things to nope your number one, dugb nation seller -- dub nation celebration. sue: number two, about delay with no service to san francisco. they will be adding red line in orders line every 15 minutes for parade goers later this morning. sue: number three, if you are headed to the parade you will not need a jacket in san francisco. already at 67. we are warming into the low 70's with plenty of sunshine in san francisco. reggie: number four, juneteenth, marking the holiday with events yesterday and today banks, government offices, the post office and stock market all closed.

kumasi: number five, the wait is almost over for parents who want to get their young children vaccinated against covid. the cdc signed off on vaccines for kids. shots could begin as soon as tomorrow. reggie: number six, the governing body for swimming tran from competing, taking effect today. kumasi: number seven, a magnitude 3.0 earthquake hit taiwan. reggie: staffing shortages and increased demand for travel caused chaos at airports again over the weekend. >> in this gma first look, we can travel chaos, a slew of cancellations and delays as people try to travel for father's day weekend. >> it is looking like we are not going to see him because we are getting back late. >> keep up the fight to see his

father and l.a. but stuck in denver. >> it has been nonstop cancellations. we try to get on standby and now we have to be rerouted from las vegas. >> his long planned trip ended before he started getting stuck halfway in san francisco. >> now am stranded in san francisco and i said can you at least fly me to l.a., because that is where i live, just fly me home, and they couldn't do that. is that there are no flights to l.a.. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., what you need to know if you are traveling for the fourth of july weekend. kumasi: apple store employees in a baltimore suburb have voted to unionize, a first for the company and part of a growing push across retail and tech industries for better workplace protections. workers voted to seek entry into the union the national labor relations board has to certify the outcome.

once the vote is certified, the union and apple can negotiate a contract. reggie: happening today, disney's newest cruise ship will take off. it will be like any other on the market. it has a new attraction that is a water ride that is taller than 700 feet. guests can see what takes to be an imagineer. sland.auctioning a nobel peacez. rsiist hinto raise money for kids affected by the war in ukraine. kumasi: personal

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gender swimmers are now effectively barred from taking part in women's events. reggie: two more hearings of the january 6 capital insurrection set for this week. why one republican said former president trump's actions may be criminal involvement. kumasi: we are getting ready for the warriors championship parade today and getting you ready with the details about the preparations on the streets of san francisco, welcoming the dubs and celebrating their win. reggie: good morning. kumasi: we want to check in with a look at the forecast. frances: we will start up with the weather for the parade. not too much father. temperatures near 67 at around 11:00. here is a pretty view from the bay.

temperatures already in the 60's and 70's. a much warmer day. the inland areas in the mid-90's for some of the warmest spots but around bay, lots of 80's. at the beaches, mid to upper 60's. we have an even warmer day for the first day of summer tomorrow . all those details coming up. reggie: today is the date the warriors and fans have been waiting for, the victory parade. the bears are set up, the road is clear and the salvation start in six hours. ryan curry is downtown in san francisco with more. ryan: you can start to feel the energy slowly building throughout this morning. a lot of people starting to get excited for the fact that the warriors will be parading down the street in just a few hours. the sunrise just over my shoulder. no fans yet but it is going to be an electric atmosphere on

market street. nice scenes as we get ready for the parade. the biggest thing we should mention about today if you are planning on attending is going to be the planning. best thing you should probably do is take public transit. we are aware of the issue on the bar line -- bart line. bart and caltrain will be running more trains to get downtown. the parade to start at market and ends at market and 8th street. any of the bart stops can accommodate. bart so they are ready and excited. >> we are going to extend the length of the trains to 10 cars, the maximum. we are going to stage a dudgeon special event trains throughout the system. ryan: public transit will come

in handy given on the roads will be blocked off and how many are already blocked off. the message we will have two share is, early, arrive early to give yourself an extra amount of time. we expect it to be fairly crowded. plan ahead and give yourself extra time, especially the problem we are hearing on the richmond line. come and have some fun. it is going to be an exciting day with beautiful weather. reggie: is there a warriors shirt? is there a shirt underneath that jacket. kumasi: the hat. reggie: i see a little blue. here is look at today's parade route. it begins at 11:20 at market and main streets and ends at market and eighth streets. if you can't go, we have you

covered on abc 7. our live coverage begins at 10:00 this morning and we have everything you need to know in our parade guide at abc 7.com. you can get more insight coverage and special content on our abc 7 bay area news app anytime. download the app wherever you stream. kumasi: public uric -- public hearings resuming on the january 6 capital insurrection. one is suggesting president trump's actions may rise to level of criminal. >> with three of seven hearings down and two more scheduled this week, will the january 6 select committee hospice findings bring any criminal charges? >> i certainly think the president is guilty of seditious and being involved in it. you know we are not a criminal

charge committee for toilet to be careful and specifically using that language. but what we are presenting for the american people certainly would rise to the level of criminal involvement by a president and definitely failure of the oath. >> 58% of americans in our new poll believe donald trump should be criminally prosecuted for his role in the january 6 attack on the capital. the staff and allies could be in jeopardy. the committee could turn over transcripts of all of the witness interviews as early as july. many close to trump testifying told former president before january 6 that mike pence couldn't overturn the election. the committee says the former president engaged in a pressure campaign. an attack he continued friday, a

year and a half later. >> mike pence had a chance to be great. he had a chance to be frankly historic, but mike did not have the courage to act. >> this week the committee plans to show how president trump also pressured state officials and detail a plan to have state legislatures send their own representatives to washington to vote in the electoral college for trump. we expect the officials on the call with trump to testify and a second hearing focused on what was here -- happening at the justice department. he was looking for people who would elevate conspiracy theories after he lost. reggie: the international governing body for swimming has voted to ban most gender women from competition. the new policy takes effect today. it requires trance people to complete their transition by the age of 12 in order to compete in women's competitions.

that is difficult for athletes, since many countries do not allow people to trance -- transition that young. health officials do not recommend medications until age 14. kumasi: an aerial inspection shows the yellowstone river has altered course in several areas in the national park. at one point it swelled to it highest point in mover -- in more than 100 years and led to the park being closed. the south loop will be reopening to the public on wednesday. that will only be available for day use. and offer the -- reggie: and out to the economy. to kateri janet yellen -- secretary janet yellen said it is challenge but a recession is not guaranteed. secretary yellen: i expect the

economy to slow. it has been growing quickly as it has recovered and we reach full employment. expect to transition to steady and stable growth. reggie: she made the comment during an interview pitch she said federal reserve is taking aggressive action to address rising inflation. meanwhile, the energy secretary jennifer granholm will meet with oil executives. she said president biden is prepared uses authority to increase supply but offered no guarantee on how gas prices might decline. kumasi: new details on the school shooting in uvalde, texas . during the classrooms during the shooting, no officer ever checked to see if the doors were unlocked. that is a different story than the one the school district police chief told in the days after the shooting. he claimed officers couldn't get

in because they couldn't find the right key to unlock the door. a committee in texas expecting a player in every report in a month. people have already started to testify before the committee. reggie: a russian journalist note -- auctioning off his nobel peace prize. a quilt made of sunflower patches. she hopes the patches will show kids in the country that there's still hope, love, and solidarity. kumasi: new t8 -- new details about an employee arrested over accusations that he threatened gun violence p he was upset of the transient -- transit agencies vaccine policy. this happened a year after a frontal vta employee shot and

killed nine workers. reggie: homes might be getting tax to open space for vacancy. landlords would get taxed between 3000 and $6,000 annually until they rent, renovate, or sell. the final decision is expected by next month for the measure to make the november ballot. if passed, it will go into effect in 2024. kumasi: the popular shop expected to opening -- to open in the peninsula. how you can get a free scoop. reggie: an update to a boys prized bike that was stolen. he didn't get it back but perhaps the next best thing. frances: you might want to get some ice cream this week because it is going to get hot here here is a live view from the east bay

. the marine layer is thin. plenty of sunshine. in san francisco, oakland, all in the mid-50's. santa clara, 51. main cooler. there will be a sea breeze throughout the afternoon check out how beautiful it is. it is on the cool side in parts of the north bay. fairfield and concord, upper 50's. temperatures are going to warm compared to yesterday. san francisco getting up to 74 today. oakland at 80. san jose 87. check out the 90's for fairfield. santa rosa at 93. it will be tough especially for inland communities because overnight lows will drop into the 60's. tomorrow, antioch dropping to 65.

mid-50's around the bay. tomorrow, triple digits head our way for inland areas from down to livermore and into san jose. we hang onto the heat wednesday before things cool off more on thursday. heads up for bart writers, -- ridees. sue: let's go over mass transient -- transit options. the parade route is down market street from maine to 8th street. , flaxman nations on the website. bart experiencing no service to san francisco due to trackside power problems on the richmond line. they have just tweeted that they will be substituting some redlined trains as the morning goes on and the morning line

into san francisco. along the bart line, there are four stops along the parade route you can enjoy. remember that some stops and entrances are closed. when you make your way up from the bart trains, he may be a little discombobulated around market street. and caltrain another way to go, adding trains into the city from the peninsula for the big parade and the ferry is a great way to go. please consider mass transit. we will be back with more

kumasi: new details on the embattled hospital. it has started to discharge patients getting ready to close. the hospital is fighting to get recertified after state inspectors found health and safety violations in october.

if the recertification efforts fail, the hospital lou -- will lose federal funding and forced to close in september. a young boy -- reggie: as the warriors prepared to celebrate, a young boy is celebrating after something he lost. >> look what we got for you. we have a surprise for you. >> he had no idea he was about to be writing hi once again. >> after what happened last month when his warrior steamed low rider was stolen from his home. >> i was sad when it got stolen p seven years of work and money into it. i was very emotional. >> this life hard -- lifelong

dubs diehard started working on his bike at age three. >> all of my uncles and my grandpa all helped. >> my colleague reported and the warrior surprised his family with tickets to game two. >> we jumped on here as fast as we could. >> i was very happy. i first learned what a box is and i got more happy. >> little did they know the surprises wouldn't end. they donated $3000 to the san francisco low rider counsel which was enough for the grandpa to work on a brand-new bike. >> for something special right before the parade, during the championship, and he will be able to cruise with us. we are cruising in the mission district. >> this one has few upgrades to

reflect for championship trophies. >> he loved it. i could see it in his face he looked at the bike and thought it was his old bike. >> now that is what we call a win. reggie: the investigation into his original bike continues. san francisco police asking anyone with information to call them. kumasi: popular ice cream shop is expanding. a are opening up on the peninsula month new location will be in downtown redwood city. the company raised $250,000 to help out with the expansion. opening day is set for july 6 and you get a free scoop of ice cream. they ask anyone who takes advantage to donate to the nonprofit redwood city together which helps young people and families. they are planning to open another location in emeryville in the fall.

i've ordered almost two pipe yesterday because they were buy one get one half off. i said, do you need to? i do stop myself. frances: yes. reggie: it keeps. kumasi: it does keep. kumasi: it will keep me through two weeks. frances: i bought 10 pints yesterday. reggie: you did? frances: i buy it at trader joe's. it is also a seasonal thing so i stock up while i can. it would be good to get ice cream in redwood city because they will be hitting the 90's tomorrow and wednesday. it is going to be hotter in other spots. at live doppler 7 showing quiet conditions. coastal clouds and that is about it. we just had the sunrise a few minutes ago at 547.

here is what you need to know. it is sunny and warmer today for the parade and all of the juneteenth holiday celebrations. triple digits for the start of tomorrow holding on through wednesday. it gradually eases at the end of the week. highs today is going to be gorgeous in san francisco. san jose 87. we will see 90's in santa rosa, antioch, livermore and concord and even santa cruz. the lows tonight mainly in the mid-50's around the bay. inland area stop into the 60's. hanging onto near 90 through the end of the week. you will see a similar pattern,

sunny and warmer. getting hot for the first day of summer tomorrow. hanging onto that on wednesday and then we start to cool down a bit. notice we will be in the mid 90's for the inland areas for next weekend. at the beaches, mid 60's. kumasi: tonight is game three of the stanley cup finals right here on abc 7. you can watch the colorado avalanche face-off against the tampa bay lightning. that is followed by abc7news at 8:00 p.m. and then the top 10 to bite rob lowe and then we'll fortune and jeopardy at 10:00. we hope you don't miss 87 -- abc7news after. reggie: how much is too much? research showing if you are over exercising and what that can do to your body. kumasi: unlike any other videos we have seen, two caught fighting.

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kumasi: if there is something more frightening than having a bear on your property, it is probably this. this could be hard to watch. kumasi: they were caught on security camera fighting in a carport in south lake tahoe.

lisa quick shared it she and her dogs went outside to chase the beers away and -- bears away and said she sees them everyday but has never seen them getting into it like this or that was a little intense. reggie: that was a scrap. kumasi: what happened i wonder. reggie: they settled it one looked at the other funny. kumasi: who won? reggie: this one because the other when you can't see. kumasi: he left. reggie: and they had -- in my head they went through a your mama at one point. kumasi: that will do it. frances: i can't believe you said she chased the bears away or die would be running the other way. temperatures right now around the bay and the mid 60's through brentwood. starting off a little warmer than we were yesterday at this

time. we will warm up even more for the afternoon highs. the 474 in san francisco and oakland, 80 degrees. >> shark collection. new study that more sharks are moving in closer than you might think. >> juneteenth across america. the meaning of the date going forward and what people are saying about bay area's event this year. >> the dubs on parade. it's a bit of hiccup that could make it challenging to get in. we're going to party today. >> here's a live look at the bay area. it's

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