good morning, america. it's our second hour. overnight, reaction on both sides to the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade ending 50 years of federal rights. what you need to know about the trigger laws already in effect. also this morning, "gma" out loud. >> i think it's everything. >> summer fun for all. how camp indigo point is making a difference for lgbtq plus kids. ♪ you had my heart and soul ♪ >> adele rolls deep announcing a powerhouse lineup. who is joining the grammy winner on stage for her highly anticipated hyde park shows. this as fans await the fate of that postponed las vegas residency. ♪

our hearts will go on. 25 years later, "titanic" still proving unsinkable. >> i'm king of the world! >> how the blockbuster plans to set sail for box office domination once more. ♪ summer coming ♪ make your summer sizzle from the tastiest trends to soaking up savings. plus, hot tips for hosting a summertime soiree. ♪ i wanna dance with somebody ♪ and celebrating our birthday boy. >> check out my force. whoa. >> whit is turning 40. ready to kick off his big b-day bash as we say good morning, america. ♪ yeah, i wanna dance with somebody ♪ ♪ with somebody who loves me ♪ good morning, america. and happy birthday to whit today. >> wow. >> is the day. >> i know. yeah, there's no place i'd rather be right here in the studio all day long. i don't feel a day older than 39

though, so, no, but it's fun. >> let's see how you feel at the end of this long day. >> good point. good point. well, it is a busy saturday morning here, of course, reaction overnight to the supreme court overturning roe versus wade ending 50 years of federal rights. >> and supporters of abortion rights filling the streets aross the country, some gathering outside the home of justice clarence thomas while backers of anti-abortion rights celebrated the ruling. >> the decision at odds with the opinions of most americans, at least according to an abc news/"washington post" poll released just before that leak of the draft supreme court ruling. the survey suggesting that most americans favored upholding roe keeping abortion legal in all or most cases and that the decision should be left to a woman and her doctor. for more on the reaction overnight, let's go back to stephanie ramos good morning, again, stephanie. >> reporter: hi, eva. we're outside the only abortion clinic in the state of mississippi. they tell us they'll be able to

stay open for about another week and a half then they'll be forced to shut down. you can see it's calm here now but soon after that decision was made, it was contentious out here between clinic workers and anti-abortion rights activists. take a look at what we saw in other parts of the country overnight. thousands taking to the streets across the country in protest of the supreme court's decision overturning roe v. wade from new york to los angeles, many still in shock following the decision. even after the leaked draft opinion indicated the historic reversal. some with emotions of joy, others angered, and at this abortion rights rally in iowa, a truck charged into a crowd injuring one protester. in arizona, authorities using tear gas to disperse protesters. that was near the state capitol building in phoenix. the supreme court ruling in dobbs versus jackson women's health organization clears the way for states to reshape abortion law in this country. now, with roe overturned, about a dozen republican controlled

states with so-called trigger laws would make abortion illegal almost immediately. and more could follow quickly. this here is the only abortion clinic in the state of mississippi, and it is at the heart of the supreme court decision. volunteers here are worried about the ruling and how it will affect women seeking its services. janai. >> all right, stephanie, thank you so much. and as stephanie mentioned, abortion bans already going into effect into seven states. that number is likely to rise as other states act on so-called trigger laws designed to go into effect at some point after the high court's ruling, so here with what you need to know about care is ob/gyn dr. jessica h - shepherd. dr. shepherd, thank you so much for being with us this morning. for the average person, what does the supreme court overturning this law mean for their health care? >> now, you know as an ob/gyn and a women's health physician, this is devastating when we

think of women who now have this stripped from them. you know, this potentially can cause severe health, financial, emotional consequences so this to impact people on every level and their families, their loved ones in different states. we were talking earlier about trigger states, and these are basically states that have some sort of law that basically will wait for this overturning and from that, they're going to be able to design to take effect automatically or very quickly, and so this is what we're very worried about is that, again, people may not understand exactly what state, what law applies to their state and how this is going to impact their access and their care when we think about abortions. >> and so dr. shepherd, for those who are in need or of access to an abortion right now, what do they need to know about traveling out of state? >> yeah, you know, this is where it really comes down to healthcare providers and organizations and resources being able to really give the

information that's helpful, because many times, when people maybe make that decision or if it's something that is medically necessary for the baby's safety or for the mom's safety, sometimes time is not a factor. and so, we really have to be careful in how we give information because these are so different. what you'll notice between these trigger laws is, again, there's going to be differences in penalties and exceptions. now, that, again, can make a big difference, even if you do travel to a state that may be able to give you abortion care is knowing what the parameters are. and so that's why i think at this point there's a lot of confusion, there's a lot of chaos, but we really have to dive deep into what are the specificities and what are the specifics that people need to know when it comes to abortion care and where they may be able to get that? >> all right, dr. shepherd, thank you so much. a lot of confusion out there, but thank you for helping us sort through it this morning. coming up in our morning menu, "gma" out loud, the summer camp setting itself apart and

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♪ welcome back to "gma." coming up, hosting in the heat. the tips to avoid a major meltdown at your summer soirée. we're talking tablescapes. hot tips to avoid a major meltdown. we're talking table scapes. more more on that in our next half hour. they were actually really pretty. i saw them. >> we're going to show it to you. that's coming up right now, though, our "gma" cover story, a summer camp in illinois making a big difference this pride month. our friend, will gans, has that story and all the details. >> good morning and happy birthday to you, whit johnson. so many of us have warm memories from summer camp as kids,

including my new friend. they went to camp as a child and became a counselor as a young adult but when they came out, they were asked not to return to work. so, sheera, along with other change makers, decided to open their own camp. at first glance, it looks like any ordinary summer camp. from fireside sing-alongs to canoeing on the lake. t to gaga ball. but camp indigo point is anything but ordinary. >> we started as gender expansive and trans camp, added the lgbtq+ so that we were, like, as inclusive as possible. >> reporter: in the camp's inaugural week, 97 kids from 29 states across the country filling each available spot. and a wait list of 60-plus, proving there was a need for a place like this. >> it's just this little, like,

oasis for lgbtq youth. >> a spot where these kids are able to just be kids. >> as a parent, what does that mean to you? >> it just made my kid confident in who they are and who he is. i don't know how to overstate -- >> you're going to make me cry. >> i mean it. i don't know how to overstate how important that has been. >> reporter: for the founders of camp indigo point, a mission of inclusion is personal. >> i was working at a summer camp. a new summer camp to me. ad when i came out to my co-counselor, there was all of this talk about how that was not appropriate, and i was asked not to come back to the camp. >> reporter: so to be here now, with these 97 kiddos on their way here to celebrate their identity, your identity. >> i think it's everything. i just needed to see that other peers were like me. and that could have been enough. >> reporter: dan grable has spent more than 20 years running summer camps and recognized the need for a camp like this six

years ago. >> we got a call from a family whose kid was not allowed to go to a summer camp that they had originally chosen. he is a transgender kid, and they did not want him coming to camp, so they called us, and we said, sure. >> reporter: lgbtq+ campers supported by a fully lgbtq+ staff of counselors. like music therapist daniel goldschmidt. ♪ i've got the indigo blues ♪ >> reporter: here is a place that people are going to understand how pronouns work. we're all creating this space that hasn't existed for most of us. >> being able to give them a space where not only do they not have to think about it or know they're not valuable but every single person around here is like them, so they don't have to talk about it if they don't want to. it's a beautiful thing. >> reporter: what are you most looking forward to this week? like, on just a summer camp level? >> oh my god. being at camp. this lake is the cleanest lake. i just want to run and jump in it and swim.

>> you knew that was going to happen. >> cannonball. >> thousands of dollars in scholarships were handed out to welcome kiddos. the future is bright. the other founders coming back next year with more weeks to host more campers and they're launching a nonprofit to provide programming for campers all yearlong. >> i areated your singing too. was that pocahontas? >> yeah, my wig did not fit in my carry-on so that's the only thing that was missing. >> it looked like you had so much fun. >> it was so fun but also so important to be there and to share that story. >> absolutely. thank you, will. let's head over to janae. >> why aren't you complimenting my singing voice, whit johnson? it is time for more summer fun. summertime essentials, and you can get these deals by pointing your cell phone camera at the qr kw code at the bottom of your

screen. we're starting with fabulous jew jewelry. >> bling bling, yeah. we've got a huge assortment of all the statement pieces that you see right now but typically those are extremely expensive. what i love about this line is it is access blooe priced. there's a little rainbow in the front. i don't know if we can get a shot of that rainbow. that's one of the most popular. we've got even like hair ties with bling on them. this entire stack right here, i am going to go online. i took a picture of this. >> we love the layering. >> the whole layering stack. everything's done for you. little studs, tennis bracelets, tennis necklaces, just all of the amazing trends. >> how good are the prices? >> really good prices. every single item ranges from $12 to $28. >> bling bling. >> bling bling, baby. >> not mad at that. >> okay, something new. so hot summer, you want to wear less make-up, so you got to really take care of your skin so you can look even more gorgeous. brand-new, this undereye

brightening cream. it does a couple of things. it tackles three different colors that often are kind of those pesky undereye areas. brown, blue, and red. those areas that we put so much concealer to try to figure out. >> even it out. >> yeah. this can tackle the problem to begin with, plus minimizes puffiness and bags to just create an appearance of flawless undereye area. i love this product, but we've got the whole vitamin c collection. everything is 50% off, starts at $17.50 and free shipping. >> free shipping. we're going to look well rested all summer. >> you got it. >> sponges. >> it's, you know what? what i love, you can squeeze this. if you squeeze it, it's got -- it's body wash infused buffers, so it's done for you in the shower already. life is incredibly stressful right now, and this is just a little bit of a way to -- isn't that fun? >> yeah. >> so it's really fun. for all ages. this is not just a kid thing. this is, like, for us.

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salmon hot dogs, i swear. thank you. we have partnered with all of these incredible companies. find each on our website, goodmorningamerica.com. now over to greg for a check of the weather. goodmorningamerica.com. now to greg for a check of the weather. >> and taking a look here at, well, the jersey shore early this morning, live view, and look at that. there was a guy running down the boardwalk. he ran past three brothers. it's a bit cool in the northeast lately. temperatures in the 60s and rainfall. well, guess what? summer gets rolling today. 90 today in new york. by sunday. 91 in boston. albany goes to 92 and even in the mountains of vermont, getting into the mix, check out killington at 87. from new england to the tropics we go. the caribbean, 60% chance of development for this. the spaghetti plots are moving it farther south, good news for our friends in hispanola. this does look like it will mainly be a northern south america three two one. good saturday morning.

i'm lisa arjun waking up to low clouds and fog, but i'm mostly sunny day on the way our afternoon sea breeze with us. it'll remain hot inland today and tomorrow with mild temperatures at the beaches and looking at a cooldown further into next week. 68 downtown 75 in oakland for 86 in fremont with 96 in livermore the accuweather seven day forecast remaining hot inland, but pride parade tomorrow looking comfortable. it is time now for pop news. our friend, wright is in the house. what's happening? >> good morning. we begin this morning with a big congratulations to our very own robin roberts, her disney plus show, "turning the tables," picking up the award for outstanding informative talk show at last night's daytime emmys. cheers to robin and her teammates. way to go. that is amazing. now, also this morning, hello,

it's adele. the singer is revealing she's sharing the stage for her highly anticipated london shows. adele writing, "the line-up for my hyde park shows next week will blow your socks off. ca casey kasey and more." adele will take the stage as part of the british summertime music festival that kicked off last night with a performance from elton john. now, still no word from the "easy on me" singer on her postponed vegas residency but it will be great to see adele back on stage in london. >> yeah. >> yes. >> road trip to vegas. >> yes, let's do it. i'm still working on these tickets. >> i'm dangerous with this crowd. >> good point. >> news from the mcu and it's out of this world. the stars of "thoro: love and thunder" hit the red carpet for the world premier and the early reactions from critics are electric. one describing the movie as, "a vivid and vibrant blast that

delivers." thor remains a jewel in marvel's crown. hemsworth isn't the only star bringing the thunder. natalie portman making the return to marvel, telling "variety," i was asked to get as big as possible. that's an amazing challenge and also state of mind as a woman. thor love and thunder hits theaters july 8th. now finally, our hearts will go on. "titanic," the oscar-winning movie, setting sail back to the cinema in celebration of its 25th anniversary. the oscar darling, better than ever, fully remastered for its return to the big screen. you can experience it all over again just before valentine's day. when that movie first came out, i ran out of the theater and my mom had to run after me so i may try to recreate that. i was so upset. i was crying. screaming out of the theater. they're going to start that debate over again.

she should have made room. >> no spoilers. we can't let people know what happens at the end. >> that movie is so long. >> that's a true statement too. >> i hope they have bathroom breaks this time. coming up, the tastiest trends, taking a bite out of the hottest summer eats. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. out of the hottest summer eats. we'll be right back.

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we should get a midichlorian count on this because it's high as a jedi. >> welcome back to "gma." whit doing his best baby yoda. we are celebrating his 40th birthday with his favorite music, movies, and tv from a galaxy far, far away. >> just for the record, none of that was scripted. you came up with that on your own. that is true whit johnson. >> i love me some baby yoda, also known as grogru or the child. it looked ridiculous watching it back than in the moment. it seemed it was better when it happened. >> our favorite baby yoda, dan harris. >> exactly.

>> that is all ahead. we are really looking forward to that. here are some of the headlines we're following. a federal appeals court has temporarily blocked an fda ban on juul electronic cigarettes. that means juul can continue selling its goods while it appeals that ban. on thursday, the fda said that juul has to stop selling its vaping devices and flavored cartridges after the company failed to prove their products benefit public health. a lawyer has released pages from a notebook found near the body of brian laundrie in which he admits to killing gabby petito. in the notebook, he wrote that gabby was injured and he tried to help her. he wrote, quote, i ended her life, i thought it was merciful, but i see now all the mistakes i made. i panicked. the i was in shock. petito's cause of death was ruled to be strangulation. and artistic swimmer anita alvarez was in the stands cheering on team usa at the world aquatic championship

friday. this was after she fainted in the water and was seen sinking to the bottom of the pool earlier this week as her coach dove in to save her. alvarez has written on instagram that she is okay and healthy after a frightening scare. >> scary moments. we do want to turn now to some tasty trends. chef george durant is here with the coolest summer eats that will have the whole family digging in. george, good morning. we've got you in studio. you're going to walk us through this thing here. this is the biggest food show in the u.s. tell us what this is all about. >> it's the fancy food show. it's every year. it's where the world comes to kind of showcase their innovation with food. it is a foodie's disneyland. that's what i call it. >> okay. so, you brought us some of the inventive new food products from the show and the biggest trend was plant-based food. i see a lot of plants on this plate. >> yeah. plant-based was the name of the game here from different kinds of meats, but this goes above and beyond. these guys are called carrot

cheese. that's right. a cheese made out of carrots by a company named rind and they won the prize for best new product, actually. it melts and it tastes like the real thing, actually. and i was just floored when i tasted their grilled cheese sandwich, how good it is. and then you have things like jerky, which is plant-based, and it's made with the stems of the mushroom. they actually use the end stems instead of throwing it away. they use it to make jerky and if you want a crispier version, these guys have the shiitake mushrooms and they're super crispy. >> and there are also some new creative milk substitutes? >> yeah, beyond going the nut milks and the oat milks, well, seeds are a big thing too, chia 's sesk andouave there.dible. it froths really nicely for cap chee knows. it's planet healthy, let's put

it that way. it's not bad. >> i like it. although on a hot day, milk is a bad choice. but this is delicious. >> okay. excellent. >> little "anchorman" line there in case you missed it. for the people cutting carbs, there's a fun new substitute here. >> a cheese wrap, called the folios cheese wrap and instead of tortilla, the keto people are going to go nuts, you pull out this cheese slice and fold it into a sandwich wrap but the best part is that when you microwave it for a minute or two, it crisps up into salad bowls or chips or even a tortilla shell but it's made out of cheese, 100% cheese. cheddar, jarlsburg, parmesan, mozzarella, whatever you want. they know what they're doing. >> and then for those parents who are trying to get their kids to eat more vegetables, always sneaking the vegetables in. you've got some new products to help us. >> yeah, something like this. it's a beet pancake mix so you get the sweetness of the beets naturally. this one was pretty cool.

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back now with breaking news. we want to go to washington where president biden is about signed a >> new bill into law this morning. let's listen. >> undergo enhanced background checks. and includes the first ever federal law that makes gun trafficking and straw purchases distinct federal crimes for the first time. it clarifies who needs to register as a federally licensed

gun dealer and run background checks before selling a single weapon. you know, this is also provides historic funding to address youth mental health crisis in this country, especially, especially the trauma experienced by the survivors of this gun violence. look, you know, invest in anti-violence programs that work and work directly with the people who are most likely to commit these crimes or become victims of gun crimes. today, we say more than enough. we say more than enough. it's time when this seems impossible to get anything done in washington, we are doing something consequential. we can reach compromise on guns, we ought to be able to reach compromise on other critical issues from veterans healthcare to cutting edge american innovation and so much more. i know there's much more work to do, and i'm never goi giv upbut thi a mumental

day. god bless us with the strength the ves that tot' lt save gone, but will be an inspiration for us to do more. i'm now going to sign this bill into law. >> president biden there moving over to sign this landmark legislation, this bipartisan gun safety reform bill. as he signs this, we can just walk through what it includes here. it enhances background checks for gun buyers under 21 years old, prevents partners convicted of domestic abuse from purchasing a gun and provides money for mental health services and school security. the bill was passed following the recent mass shootings in uvalde, texas, and buffalo, new york. president biden has acknowledged he's not getting everything he wanted but it's still significant that republicans and

democrats alike were able to pass this through. the president answering some questions. let's >>hat do you think about the supreme court? >> will you reconsider -- >> sir? what about term limits for justices? >> and there you have it. once again, the president not answering questions at the end there, both related to the gun safety legislation but also the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. the president there at the white house. for now, though, we do want to turn, get a check of the weather. greg is here from our station in chicago, wls. greg, good morning once again. >> good morning, whit. and taking a live view from where i'm from, early this morning, chicago, and we're looking out on lake michigan as it's fairly dry and cool morning, but going to change up. you can see those clouds moving in from showers and thunderstorms to the west. we'll see hoshowers in the midwt through the morning, iowa had a ton of rain but look at this pride forecast for the weekend. moving into sunday, some really

good weather, including back in chicago, in tulsa and san antonio and back to new york city too, really looking fantastic through the second of the weekend. some of these forecasts love texas, 98, our graphics team outdid themselves on this one, pride alabama ande two all right, it is party time with the hot tips you need for hosting in the heecat. joining us now are betsy and ivy, both editors with southern living magazine. thank you so much for being here with us. this table looks fantastic. betsy, we're going to kick things off with you. you say this is where we can save a few bucks and the

environment. >> absolutely. reusable is the name of the game for summer entertaining. it's better for your wallet and better for the environment. so, here are a couple of ways to do that. first up, i love these scalloped melamine plates. melamine is a really sturdy plastic and they're reusable so you can put these in the dishwasher after the meal is over and bring them out time and time again. love those. another thing i love, cloth napkins. so these are from sweet grass home in north carolina. love shopping small where we can. and the great thing about these is they're an inexpensive way to totally change up your table. so, these are great for this weekend b ied f an festi tdyoly you've and like themi,hese are also reusable, just throw them in the washing machine at the end of the meal and break them out again. >> and they don't stain, betsy. >> these busy patterns are really good for camouflaging little messes. love that. >> if you have children in your

house, you know you got a mess. what's on the trend this summer when it comes to party decor? >> okay. so, it sounds kind of crazy, but hear me out. the coastal grandmother aesthetic is all over social media. basically, if you've seen a nancy meyers movie set at the beach, that's what we're talking about. so, think breezy linens, blue and white, ina garten, that's what we're talking about. bring that look home with hydrangeas. blue and white is a great way to bring that into your table. i love them because you get a lot of bang for your buck. they're so voluminous so you only need a few stems to fill a vase. a lot of them have them growing in their yards this time of year or you might have a friendly neighbor who's willing to share. the vases too. i love thrifting vases. go to the local thrift store, find new to you stuff that's inexpensive and i like the mismatched look because it looks like it's more collected over time. last but not least, i love decorating with citrus. big pops of color bring fun and

energy to the table and best of all, you can use them to garnish your drinks. >> ivy, let's move on to you because it's not a party without the food. what have you made for us here today? >> well, speaking of garnishing our drinks with our lemons, i have some sweet tea because this is not a southern soiree without it. but speaking of food, y'all, you do not have to only grill your meats. i have some grilled peaches. these are in season right now and grills are for fruits. you can grill watermelons, nectarines, peaches. i'm a georgia girl so for me, this is what i love. you lreally just put them straight on the grill to get grill marks. you can serve them with meat. you can serve i was with a salad. i think y'all have that to taste with you. this is a salad with feta, arugula, pistachios, olive oil, the peach flavor is awesome with this. and you can serve it over meats but i also have it over vanilla ice cream and whipped cream so you can go sweet or savory.

yeah, exactly. a drizzle of honey would be so god. i also have a grilled tomato and corn salad. y'all, this is so good, and it looks so impressive. what i love about this in the summer is that it's serveo things that are kind of at room temperature, because you don't have to worry about keeping them hot or cold. this tomato salad is a perfect example and looks really impressive. it has a yogurt sauce with tumeric. i love the plays of yellow in it. we have a nice citrus v vinaigrette. i charred the lemon. i used that charred lemon juice to sort of make this veinaigrete and then i'm going to top it with grilled corn. oh my goodness. look how pretty it is. this would impress all your friends and it is so delicious. >> so bright and colorful and also really good rule of thumb when it comes to food and hosting in the heat. thank you, ladies, so much for being with us. betsy and ivy and you at home

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welcome back to "gma." welcome back to "gma." it is time for a special edition of the list. we are celebrating our guy, whit johnson's 40th birthday. >> thank you guys. >> 40. >> let's go. >> so you have your top picks for us for music. >> yeah. >> movies and tv. and these are like your real picks. >> yes, yeah. they definitely asked for some picks. i gave them a range because i've got a range here. but first, what are we talking about first? tunes, music. >> music here. i like everything from bob marley to bob dylan.

but we went with outkast here, one of the greatest hip hop bands of all time. andre 3000, big boi, together known as outkast.espr sfs but those names were already taken so they ended up with outkast. >> and we call you dj quick whit. >> yeah. i do love my hip hop. >> we also have multiplex movies, a lot of them. >> there are a lot of movies and a lot of range here but we've got to go with "anchorman." we already quoted this morning. i'm an anchorman from california so it must be "anchorman" starring will ferrell, dear to my heart here, ron burgundy. well over 1,000. this timeless piece of cinema hitting theaters back in 2004, and of course, everyone's been quoting it ever since. not just me.

>> you quote it at least once a weekend. >> yeah. >> to tv, because we're hopping into light speed for this one. >> the "mandalorian." was that a "mandalorian" voice? force is strong with this one. of course, the "mandalorian," one of our favorites, we just finished watching "obi-wan kenobi." we all have baby yoda t-shirts, also known as the child and grogu. >> can't have a birthday without a cake. >> bring out the cake. >> oh, yes. >> oh, happy birthday to whit johnson. >> thank you so much. >> couple cakes. we will be right back.

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a big happy birthd a big happy birthday to whit. >> we are so happy to celebrate with you and i hope you have a good day at work all day. with you. hope you have a good day all day. >> abc seven mornings. >> good morning, everybody. alameda county has dropped its indoor mask monday. the mandate lifted at the stroke of midnight, some masks are no required -- no liga required in most indoor settings there. the orders going to realign with state guidance. alameda county health officials say cases have peaked and

continue to decline. this week alameda county moved from the high community tear to the moderate yellow tear. the new ugliest dog in the world has been crowned in petaluma after a two-your hiatus. >> the ugliest dog in the world, mr. happy face. [applause] ♪ >> mr. happy face, the 17-year-old chihuahua mix was the big winner. the owner adopted him from a rescue nearly 10 months ago after asking for the oldest dog. the press democrat reports the veterinarian only gave him six weeks to live. his owner says mr. happy face is also the world's most lovable dog. esther smiley face won a $1500 grand prize. i think that is a pretty cute dog, lisa. lisa: wow, what a pretty picture in san francisco, where we looking at sun, so the low clouds. it is 67 in mountain view. and a look from emeryville.

mid 70's over in oakland later on. right now, santa rosa with fog, and the fog is at the coast. 71 in liver -- in livermore. we will get that sea breeze and talk in detail about pride weekend, coming up. >> thank you. federal and government officials are most at risk right now, according to abc news. you will have more on the reaction sweeping the nation this weekend after that big supreme court decision on roe v. wade. and san francisco's pride weekend is here officially. how people are coming together, how people are coming together, plus plans for a♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme.

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