>> because they do not believe that we should have the same rights as everybody else. >> in the middle of celebration there is concern. pride makes a jubilant return to san francisco, but in the midst's -- in the midst of the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade, it is mixed. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here is lisa argen. >> we are waking up to low clouds and fog.

we are waking up with fog locally from san mateo to marin. visibility is reduced to three quarters of a mile to half a mile at times round half moon bay. this will bring us limited sun at the coast but sunshine in the city for the parade. we are a couple of degrees warmer near the bay. low 60's bayside, upper 60's inland, cool and in the 50's at the coast. we will see 70's and 80's around the bay. it is another warm day with low to mid 90's inland, 80's from newark and we will keep the clouds hugging the coast coming up. >> we are hours out from day two of san francisco's 52nd annual pride parade from the castro to dolores park, the mood is both celebratory and somber in the

wake of the supreme court ruling. >> francisco's dyke marge is back, the pot possession returning -- dyke march his back, private possession returning -- proud procession returning after a pause. what does it mean for you to be back after two years of no march? > -- >> it is an amazing feeling. >> the crowd making its way from dolores streets to the castro. >> it has been three years since we have had an in person pride here in the castro. >> people want to get out of the

house. they want to get back in the streets. they want to celebrate gay culture. they are down here with their entire family celebrating pride. >> the mood celebratory but somber in the wake of the overturning of roe v. wade. >> we are here. we are going to fight like hell. >> concern over what the supreme court's ruling could signal for lgbtq rights, including same-sex marriage. >> they are coming for us because they do not believe that we should have the same right as everybody else. it is a matter of time, they will come for us. >> in the meantime, merging. out -- marching. allies alongside daughters. >> she is my mom! >> we need everybody right now

during this time. the roe versus wade thing is huge. >> after a two-year hiatus pride weekend has finally arrived. 52nd annual san francisco pride parade kicked off yesterday with drag shows, street vendors and more. the festivities ran through 5:00 p.m. and were followed by the dykeust shod you. clubs are holding special events and activities. abc 7 is your home for live coverage of the private rate. it starts at 10:30. we want to give you a look at the parade route. it travels at market street and ends at the civic center where he celebration will follow.

developing news now on the decision to overturn roe v. wade. a grassroots resistance movement is on the rise looking notably different than it did in the 1960's. christine sloan has the latest. >> the supreme court's decision ending constitutional protections or abortion is sparking protest across the country. in rhode island a candidate for state senate said for opponent punched her at a rally. he has been charged with simple assault. outside the supreme court two people were arrested for destruction of property, while some people celebrated the court's decision. justice samuel alito writing that "roe was on a collision course with the constitution from the day it was decided."

justice clarence thomas argued in his concurring opinion that the supreme court should reconsider other rulings codifying same-sex marriage. >> there is a good chance that in a few years issues like contraception or same-sex marriage could actually be subject to revisiting. christina: abortion is illegal for 31 million americans in at least eight states with 18 more likely to severely restrict or ban abortions in the coming weeks. planned parenthood is now filing a lawsuit in utah. in montana -- the biden administration says the president is asking the justice department to challenge state laws restricting the right

to travel to seek an abortion. christine sloan, abc news new york. reggie: -- >> protests extended from coast-to-coast. voices in opposition cried out on saturday. cornell barnard was at one rally where an east bay congressman joined in. >> more than 100 people stood outside the planned parenthood clinic in hayward saturday to protest of the supreme court overturning roe v. wade, ending nearly 50 years of national abortion rights. >> i came because i am angry. >> women all across the country deserve the right to be able to choose what they want to choose. >> we are here to say we are not going to stand for the stripping of a woman's right to make a health care decisions. >> eric swalwell told the crowd the courts ruling will not affect abortions in california,

but warns that could change. >> we are a temporary sanctuary because the intent of republicans is a federal ban. we are one presidential election away from a federal ban. >> as states began to enact abortion bands, this clinic says it has been helping women from across state lines since last year. >> we have seen double the amount of patients coming from out of state since september to receive abortion care services. >> people marched to -- in hayward, carl thompson was bowing his support. >> if you were to ask a lot of these people, a lot of these people were here in 2020. i am going to come out and fight for their rights. >> in hayward, cornell barnard,

abc7news. > in this south bay, hundreds gathered -- >> my body. >> my choice. >> her body. >> her choice. >> many displayed signs of showing their disapproval of the supreme court's decision. protesters took to the streets outside of city hall to continue the rally at a nearby park. south dakota governor kristi noem goes head-on -- one-on-one to -- you can watch the full interview at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. a reminder for you, we have gathered all our coverage on this topic into one place. you can see all of the angles locally and nationally on our app, which you can download for

free on your tv. if you are heading out to the pride parade today, lisa has you covered. lisa: you can see all the fog there right now. by 9:00 we will have partly to mostly sunny conditions of the fog hugging the shoreline but between now and then some of the visibility is reduced. we will talk about a wide range of temperatures next. reggie: -a- close call in the east bay. >> what kept a threat from -- >> a close call in the east bay. and witnesses walk us through what led. up to a shooting.

wednesday. police arrested a 26-year-old man for the shooting death of a passenger in san francisco. if federal jury has awarded 21 million dollars to the family of alayna mann dragon,, the pregnant 16-year-old killed in 2017. she was sitting in the passenger seat of a car police were trying to stop. police were trying to arrested the driver of the car but when the driver tried to get away, police shot at the car killing the young teen. the district attorney's office determined the fatal shooting was justified. a police pursuit saturday morning in moraga ended with a crash killing the driver and critically injuring the passenger. the chase started after police

try to pull over the driver. the car rolled over a hill and crashed near moraga way. the car was reported stolen out of richmond. new developments in sexual assault claims against of windsor's former mayor. the chronicle reported that a woman in montana filed a lawsuit against dominic accusing her of raping her several times when she was 18-year-old -- several women have made sexual assault claims against him. he says he is innocent and says he looks forward to being fully cleared. a fire scare yesterday afternoon after a blaze spread to a nearby brush and move rapidly damaging another home.

>> things of importance were my kids baby bins and the dogs. >> thanks to a rapid response crews were able to quickly contain the blaze. one person has been transferred to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. right now there is no word on a cause and the fire remains under investigation. >> things could have been a lot worse. >> things like creating defensible spaces around your home are critical says the fire department. >> if the winds were blowing a little bit hotter, --

>> while saturday's incident turned out fine, it is still too close for comfort. many say they will get evacuation plans ready. >> this is a wake-up call. >> wil bngsaa cruz mntns fire inak and pine forest. three structures were threatened when the fire was first reported, no evacuation orders or warnings have been issued. a covert outbreak has led to the closure of a popular summer camp. san francisco -- a covid outbreak has led to the closure of a popular summer camp. the city-owned family summer

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rocket systems from the us have arrived on the battlefield and are being used against russian targets. ukrainian troops who've been outgunned for months have been struggling to prevent russian advances in the east these high precision weapons are expected to make a difference abc's tom sophie burridge reports. the first images of us provided longer range rocket systems now being used to strike russian positions the ukrainian military releasing this video the precision launches capable of hitting targets more than 40 miles away. ready for already supply to ukraine the us this week promising four more president zelensky saying these weapons are more important than ever as russian forces sees more territory in the eastern, don, bass. ukrainian troops retreating from seven of vignettes ukrainian officials saying the russians are now in full control of the

city is today so slowly ukraine's intelligence chief saying to defensive positions. higher ground civilians still desperately trying to get out we met slaughter who fled severed vignettesk now in western ukraine this whole area looked like this. they've now created these very basic houses because around 12 million people have been forced from their homes across ukraine that is your bed slaughter's dad away fighting for their country is nice mum live miller saying everything is uncertain for them now, but they had account children were dying putin promised to supply belarus with nuclear capable missiles. it comes as western officials claim. russia could be running out of certain types of ammunition tom soupy burridge abc news, kiev still to come on abc 7 mornings after please for change gun reform is finally on the way the legislation signed by president biden and the

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for your wake of destruction. area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good morning. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather meteorologist lisa arjun joins us with what you can expect ty lisa. hey, stephanie, good morning, too. we do have the fog a little bit of drizzle out there and looking at sfo. you can see the marine layer. it is compressed, but it's going to hang out at the shoreline keeping temperatures cool there 55 san francisco it 57 in oakland with 16 in san jose and for mount tam the air above at about 2,000 feet very dry in the 70s with low relative humidity, but we like to see the low clouds the fog and even that mist and drizzle this time of year 53 in napa 59 in livermore the visibility to reduce half

moon bay 3/4 of a mile and with that blanket of low clouds or milder from santa rosa to napa 6 to 7 degrees warmer through novato. so by eleven o'clock we are in the upper 70s. low 80s from concord to livermore and still in the 60s, but with plenty of sunshine downtown one o'clock eighties to 90s inland and the temperature spread the range that degree range staying with us for a few days until things kind of do a 180. i'll explain coming up stephanie. all right, lisa. thank you. we are taking another look at the reactions coming from the supreme court decision to overturn roe v wade this week canadian prime minister. justin. trudeau says americans can now access canada's health care system for abortions. we have a commitment in canada. to ensure first of all that every woman has full safe legal access to the full suite of sexual health and reproductive

services, including safe and legal abortions. trudeau called the us supreme court's decision to overturn roe v wade horrific and voiced concern that the ruling could someday allow a rollback of other legal protections like same-sex. marriage trudeau says the ruling is a reminder to stay vigilant in defense of people's rights and to not take anything for granted. after passing both the senate and the house with bipartisan support the safer communities act is now signed into law president biden signed the legislation saturday before leaving for his trip to europe. here's abc's alex pache. president biden signing into law that historic gun safety bill early saturday morning today we say more than enough. we say more than enough. it time when itg done in washington. we are doing something consequential the president is praising the safer communities act even though it doesn't go as far as he would like it to it's

the first gun reform legislation to make its way through congress in nearly three decades included in the more than 13 billion dollar package enhanced background checks for gun buyers under 21, it prevents partners convicted of domestic abuse from purchasing guns. it gives incentives for states to red flag laws and provides funds for school security and mental health services, but the bill does not include a ban on assault weapons. pass with bipartisan support 14 republicans joining democrats in the house on friday one day after 15 republicans joined democrats to support the legislation in the senate understand. s not answering forward to keep our community from unnecessary gun violence the president thanking the families of victims of gun violence who led the way in getting this law passed their message to us was do something how many times we heard that just do something.

for god's sake just do something. well today we did on july 11. the white house is scheduled to host those families along with lawmakers who supported the bill to mark this historic law this new law comes on the heels of a supreme court ruling to declared new york state limits on carrying concealed handguns in public is unconstitutional a decision that could impact other states 80 million americans live in states with proper cause requirements similar to new york alex pershey abc news, washington a notebook belonging to brian laundry was released by his family's attorney friday. and at the fbi says he confesses to killing his girlfriend gabby petito and an eight-page letter laundry said he killed gabby to put her out of pain from an injury. it was found last october near his remains in florida. the couple was traveling the country last summer before petito was reported missing her family raised suspicion after laundry returned home without potato authorities. say he returned home

without potato. he strangledher in wyoming's -- he strangled her in wyoming's grand teton national park. a judge has approved a $1 billion settlement. at year ago friday a building in surfside collapsed killing 96 people. some money will go to those mentally or physically impacted by the collapse. roughly two dozen defendants in the case will be on the hook for the rest. a popular beach near monterey has reopened following a shark attack. the beach was closed for days after a paddle border was bitten by a great white shark. he is expected to make a full recovery. >> i lived here 10 years and it

is pretty incredible to hear about a shark attack. i have never heard of a shark attack out here. >> the attack has shaken visitors. at some beachgoers have returned but others are staying away from the water. crowds will flock back in weeks for the fourth of july. juul cigarettes will be on the shelves a while longer. the fda has allowed the baby device company more time-- vaping device company more time. juul failed to provide sufficient data on potential health risks. still ahead on abc seven mornings a historic spot transformed into a creative gathering space. here is a live look from our abc

seven roof camera looking out over the ferry building. look out for those lasers beaming down market street. that -- cap a pride! lisa -- happy pride!

drew: here is -- >> here is a view from our camera. we want to share a new community

space that once was a historic site. kumasi aaron took a tour and met with of the faces behind the transformation. kumasi: this is a harvey milk sitting in his castro camera shop. it became the center of the gay community in the 1970's. >> did -- kumasi: did you ever imagine you would have a business here in harvey milk's old camera shop? >> absolutely not. kumasi: he is a photographer and was looking for a place to show his photographs. his friend connected him to this space. >> this was a space for people to organize. we wanted to bring that vibe back in. we wanted it to be a space for queer people who need space to have that and be creative here. kumasi: here is what the shop

looked like a when they started and this is what it looks like now, transformed it into queer arts featured or queer af. >> clear af -- kumasi: in the front, a gathering space, and in the back of the. in san francisco, sala says it is vital. >> it is vital to provide that representation. kumasi: the goal is to present a diverse group of creators. right now percent of artists represented here are people of color. >> here you can see the many sides of yourself. >> this is our first exhibiting artist. kumasi: cofounder erica should

me the rotating art space featuring a new artist every month she said galleries can sometimes feel exclusive and competitive, take high commissions. not here. >> we wanted to be a space that could be a jump off point for artists, and artists who want exposure can have an opportunity to display. kumasi: you can feel milk's legacy here and clear -- queer af is building upon it in its own way. >> this is a community center project. >> that was kumasi aaron reporting. abc 7 is proud to be a sponsor with today's special coverage of the parade. you can watch it live on air and on your apps starting at 10:30.

if you are heading out to the parade, lisa is checking the weather all day. >> the marine layer is expanding a bit. we will have our summer sea breeze not reaching far inland. a wide range of temperatures. my forecast is next. >> the nba season never ends. chris alvarez has the details coming up in

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cincinnati at oriole park this afternoon. the warriors are preparing to defend their nba championship. here is sports anger chris alvarez with the details in this morning's sports. >> utah basketball season was over. nice try. the california classic is an event featuring the lakers, kings and heat. it has been a busy week for the champions. the warriors of celebrated their seventh title in franchise history. thursday you had the nba draft and with free agency looming bob myers is talking about the teams use and be planed to find veterans to fill out the ross -- the team's youth and the plan to find veterans to fill out the roster. >> moody and coming to our young

but we think they can play in the nba. we need to surround the team with yvettes and that is -- with vets. chris: the giants were looking to snap a three-game slide. even longoria, his second home or in as many days. logan webb dealing on the mound. he got some help. backhand, makes the play for the out, six scoreless innings. ? james peterson the part of palo alto, team-leading. they are loving it. homer flores with the final of 4 home runs. the giants win 9-2. a's and royals. we have a condiment race in kansas city. mustard wins.

bottom one, 2 out, tony kemp! what a play that was! more glove work in the second. how about jonah bride, the rookie. that was a great play! take a look again. rookie pitcher jerry koenig will approve of that play. they said right back up the middle. that is bride's first major league rbis. kemp, his second homer of the year. the a's --for the first time in his career, the number one pick to houston in the 2013 draft -- he has a cold from the phillies. he did not pitch tonight game but hopefully will make his

debut sometime today were very soon. that is your look at sports. enjoy the rest of your sunday . >> lisa argen is tracking your forecast. lisa: the game should be nice with mid-60's and that sea breeze coming into play. we are looking at the sunshine coming out and temperatures will be warming up through the afternoon. here is a look at the low clouds and fog. that deck of low clouds has expanded since yesterday, and from sfo you notice it is great here. mountain view is at 59. looking at low 50's and half moon bay without fog. the low clouds and fog increasing a relative humidity even with some missed end

-- some mist in the upp er -- upper elevations. 59 in livermore. we were milder yesterday with that blanket of clouds during the overnight. warmer in spots in the north bay. that visibility in half moon bay, three quarters of a mile. hot inland temperatures again. in the south bay and north bay, not quite as hot and looking at this mild weather at the coast, this pattern willful through tuesday and then we will get much more cooling spreading around the bay and the sacramento valley by the end of the week. the delta breeze, that onshore

flow as that fog retreats and dictates that sea breeze. you can see how far the fog makes it into the delta throughout our early monday and then it sets up along the coast. 9:00 we have sunshine downtown. new time we are near 73. that sea breeze is kicking up closer to the coast and by 6:00 that fog coming back into play. in the south bay we are warm, in the mid 80's there to near 90 with low 80's for redwood city. 78 in san mateo. notice that deck of low clouds. the north bay temperatures warm. napa checking internet 87 at about 4:00 this afternoon. nice and bright out there in oakland. you had inland, it is getting

toasty here with 95 in livermore. brentwood in the upper 90's. we are looking at the very mild weather for the parade, that fog hugging the coast. as the heat lingers inland on monday around the bay will continue to be warm. temperatures near average dropping to below average by the end of the week. that holiday weekend looking cooler for the fourth of july. stephanie: an east bay company may have come up with a way to reduce the cost of housing in the bay area. they are using technology to cut the time and cost of new home construction. david lui has a look at the finished results. >> wood and drywall has been traditional materials to build single and multifamily housing,

but that is changing in an effort to keep construction costs down into make homes affordable. the revolution is happening here in union city where a fabrication plant is taking lessons from innovations in the auto industry by using new materials. they have turned to something called hps or high-performance services. -- high-performance surfaces. >> it is an antibacterial material. >> hps can be polished to look like granite or marble. groups can be cut making it unnecessary to add a metal vent and designs can be printed on it for an artistic touch, prefabricated and sent to the build sites. there is no risk of damage while in transit. hp iss -- hps more expensive

than drywall, but they have cut the costs. >> we continue to plan to push costs. >> they have built 140 units in the bay area. housing developers are taking note of the prefab quality. >it is very quiet -- it is very quiet. you do not hear people walking up doors. you may wonder why i am carrying an umbrella. the trick is the roof. it is made of fabric! it absorbs sound. stephanie: next it is a bacon lover's dream. details on a bacon scented perfume now hitting the market. we will be right back.

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