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we will have much more on the pride festivities in a moment, but let's start with a quick look at the weather. lisa: despite the drought and hot temperatures inland, we have some mist and drizzle. it is making its way across the bay. look at the golden gate, it is 57 oakland, 60 in san jose. you can see the camera shaking a little bit but this is the view looking back toward a sutra, where low 50's. went to mile visibility where we have fog, santa rosa and half moon bay. subtle changes today as the fog hugs coastline. it will clear for a sunny day, mild weather for the parade.

warm around the bay with hot temperatures lingering through the early work week. stephanie: we are hours out from the pride parade. the mood is both celebratory and somber in the wake of friday's supreme court ruling. tara campbell reports. tara: with the war of an engine, san francisco's march is back. it is beginning after a two-year hiatus amid the pandemic. >> it is just fabulous. tara: lynn sheppard is merging alongside her partner and two children. >> inspirational. it makes me feel great. i love seeing the different people and the diversity. tara: anna is here with her wife of 15 years. what does it mean to be back after two years to participate?

>> it is amazing. tara: the crowd making its way from dolores and 18th street. >> is so great to see so many people coming out for pride. it has been three years. tara: he is the president of the merchants association. >> people want to get back into the streets and celebrate gay culture. they are down with the entire family celebrating pride. tara: the mood celebratory but also somber in the wake of the overturning of roe v. wade. >> yesterday we had a sad day with what happened with the supreme court. but we are here and we are going to fight. tara: concerns over what it could signal for lgbtq plus rights, including same-sex marriage. >> it is coming. they are coming for us, because

they don't believe we should have the same rights as everybody else, and i think it is a matter of time they are going to come for us. tara: in the meantime, marching. >> it matters to me because i want my mom to be happy and seeing her happy makes me happy, because she is my mom. >> we need everyone, especially with the roe v. wade thing, it is you just. we need everyone standing with us. tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. >> festivities were followed by the 30th annual march that we just showed you. throughout the city, local clubs holding special events and activities. abc 7 is your home for live

coverage of the pride parade. it starts at 10:30 this morning wherever you watch abc 7 news. we wanted to give you a look at the parade route. it travels up market street and ends past eight street at the civic center where the celebration will follow. developing news on the impact of the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. more protests happening across the country in reaction to the ruling. a resistance movement is on rise, looking different than it did in the 1960's. abc news reporter christina sloan has the latest. christine: the supreme court ending constitutional protections for abortion sparking protests across the country. in rhode island, a candidate for state senate set her opponent, a police officer, punched her at a rally. the officer has been charged with simple assault.

al qaeda supreme court, two people were arrested for instruction -- at the supreme court, two people were arrested. justice samuel alito writing it was agreed justly wrong and deeply damaging and roe was on a collision course since it was written. one justice said we should look at other rights. >> there is a very good chance that within a few years issues like contraception or same-sex marriage would actually be subject to revisiting. christine: abortion is now illegal and 18 states with more expected to ban. a lawsuit filed in utah to block the trigger ban. >> there are a lot of people who

don't agree with the trigger law. christine: in minnesota, the governor signed an order for protection for women who seek abortions. the president is asking the justice department to challenge state laws restricting the right to travel to seek an abortion. stephanie: the protests extended over the nation including in san francisco. cornell barnard was at a rally where an east bay congressman joined in. cornell: more than 100 people stood outside the planned parenthood clinic to protest the supreme court overturning wrote versus wade, ending 50 years of national abortion rights. >> i came because i am anger --

angry. >> women deserve the right to choose what they want to choose with their body. >> cleared her to say we are not going to stand for the stripping of the rights to make their own health care decisions. cornell: eric swalwell told the crowd that the court really will not change here in california but warned it may change. >> the attempt of republicans is a federal ban and we are one presidential election away from a federal ban. cornell: as estates begin to enact abortion bands, this clinic said it has been helping women from across state lines/year. >> will seem double the amount of patients coming from out of state since september to receive abortion care services. cornell: a rally in san francisco to protest the end of constitutional protections for abortions from civic center to the ferry building.

carl thompson was bowing his support. >> i bet if you were to ask a lot of these people out here a couple years ago in 2020 fighting for rights of people like me, i'm going to come out and fight for them. cornell: in hayward, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. [chanting] stephanie: many had signs showing their disapproval. many took to the streets outside of city hall to continue the rally. coming up, south dakota governor kristi noem goes one-on-one with martha raddatz to what to expect in her state and the future of reproductive rights. you can watch the full interview

with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning, right here on abc 7. we have gathered all of our coverage on this topic into one place so you can see all of the angles locally and nationally. it is on the bay area app which you can download for apple tv, andrey, fire tv or roku. heading out to the san francisco pride parade, lisa has you covered. lisa: as we look out, it is a bit hazy. air quality is moderate. cap just 10 degrees above average. we seek typical, mild weather downtown. my forecast is. stephanie: what firefighters say kept a threat from becoming worse. witnesses walk us through what led up to the shooting.

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stephanie: witnesses say a man was shot in part train. station was closed for a half hour to investigate the incident started at 1:00 on a train headed daly city. witnesses say two men aboard the train started arguing any fight escalated -- and the fight escalated. >> the train approached the

station and they got into a physical altercation and a firearm was produced. someone was hit in the head with it. a shot rang out. we can't tell you what happened after that because we the floor. stephanie: the man was gone by the time bart police arrived on the scene. the shooting victim was the grazed gunfire. he is taken to the hospital and expected to be ok. art has resumed -- bart has resumed full service. on friday at 26-year-old man was arrested for killing a man in san francisco. jury has awarded $21 million to the family of the pregnant 16-year-old killed by fremont police back in 2017. she was in the passenger of a car undercover officers tried to stop.

police were said to be arrested -- attempting to arrest the driver of the car. in 2018, the district attorney's office concluded that the fatal shooting was justified. a police pursuit saturday and with a crash, killing the driver and critically injuring the passenger. police say the chase began after the car failed to stop when an officer tried to pull over the driver. the pursuit reached dangerous speeds when the car rolled over hill and crashed. the car was reported stolen out of richmond. new developments in sexual assault claims against windsor' former mayor. a woman in montana filed a lawsuit against a man, accusing a man of raping her several times in 2020 when she was 18. 21 women have now made sexual soul or harassment claims against him.

seven have joined him in a lawsuit. he said he is innocent and looks forward to being fully cleared. a fire scare in alamo after a blaze that began and house spread to a nearby bush. it moved rapidly, damaging another home. tim johns was on scene and tells us why fire crews say residents got lucky. tim: a close call saturday afternoon. around 3:00, a house caught on fire before eventually spreading to nearby grass. >> my husband was home and we had to get the dogs out and i was thinking of things of importance, a begins and the dogs. tim: crews were able to quickly contain the blaze. one person has been transferred to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.

there is no word on a cause and the fire remains under investigation. even though things turned out ok, crusade it could be a lot worse. they are using this as an example to get everyone ready for the upcoming fire season, things like creating defensible spaces and maintaining brush are critical. >> if the wind had been blowing harder and if it been hotter and residents had not done their defensive space. tim: neighbor say given the drought conditions it is still too close for comfort. several will update fire bags and get evacuation plans ready. >> we have to knowledge we don't have such a plan but this is a wake-up call. tim johns, abc 7 news. stephanie: a wildfire burning in the oak and pine forest near highway 17 and hutchinson road. the fire is at 1.5 acres so far and is 75 percent contained.

three structures threatened when the fire was first reported but note evacuation orders or warnings happen we certainly have a lot going on today, the pride parade and the giants game . what are the temperatures like? lisa: comfortable temperatures, typical for what you would expect. the thing to hot. we have plenty of stratus of their but it has been really hot away from the bay and inland with the sea breeze regulating the temperatures around the bay. inland we have had numbers well above average and we should see mid 80's this time of year and we have been well into the 90's and the interior valleys. the low clouds and fog staying locally close to the coast that will change in the next 48 hours or so. if you want a break from the heat, it is going to be on the

way. 57 in oakland, 60 in san jose. 54 at the coast. you can the deck of stratus that has expanded overnight. yesterday, it was at thousand feet. with numbers in the low 50's, the blanket of low clouds has kept us insulated in spots in the north bay. 59 in livermore. by the afternoon, the heat returns while the fog retreats. now, 1.5 mile visibility from santa rosa to half moon bay. look how great it is in santa cruz, temperatures in and around the 70's. it will tame -- take time for the fog to clear. temperatures for the pride parade, 60's to near 70. still hot inland. looking at this pattern holding through tuesday and by the middle of the week, the breeze

gets going. there is a system offshore and we will see more of the breeze through the inland valleys bringing temperatures way down. as we look at the low clouds, you would think we were getting the inland push and that will bring some relief but it is not going to because we have a strong ridge of high pressure in place for the next few days. once we get the system off of the coast, that is when we get the cooling throughout the middle of the week and into the upcoming weekend. as we look at san francisco, low 60's today with the sun coming out at 9:00 at noon. 78 for the afternoon. then fog will come back after 5:00 or 6:00. for tomorrow, no change. 70's to near 80 in the south bay peer the north bay will have some warm days through tomorrow but by wednesday it is a cooler day for everyone.

highs today with the cool coast and hot temperatures inland from the upper 60's to 70's downtown and mid and upper 90's inland. 86 in san jose. 87 in napa. mid 70's in oakland. the inland heat continues for monday. little change into tuesday. wednesday, or cooling against. as the ridge fades away, typical low clouds and fog with average temperatures inland with highs coming down at least 10 degrees by the middle to the end of the week in the inland valleys. stephanie: it is nice to see the cooldown. fire danger top of mind for many. what is it for this week? lisa: we are so dry that we will have the risk of high fire danger but next weekend generally through the fall. even with the cooler temperatures, it is to dry.

a slight wind shift and things could turn back quickly. so be careful. stephanie: a covert outbreak has led to the closure of a popular summer camp. the recreation and park department said cap may there will be closed for today and the entire week because of a covid-related staff shortage. city-owned summer camp in the high sierra wilderness was also closed last year to covid. this year, the camp had a wait list. just ahead, the g-7 countries making an announcement this weekend. details on the new economic sanctions taking aim at russia.

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people are being forced from their homes across ukraine. his dad away fighting for their country. the mom saying everything is uncertain for them now, but they had to get out. children were dying. putin promised to spy -- to supply belarus with nuclear missiles as some claim russia could be running out of certain ammunition. stephanie: still to come, after please for change, gun reform is finally on the way. the legislation signed by president biden and the impact it will have. plus, new details emerge in the case that captivated the nation. brian laundrie's admission as to why

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happy pride to you. we are looking at the weather with lisa argen. lisa: you see the fog behind you and it is more widespread. we will see it burn back. here is a look. it will provide the sea breeze we usually expect. 55 in the city. 60 in san jose. another view from our tower camera, 1300 feet deep. we have it locally from the north bay to the south bay hugging the coast and into east bay. a mile to a have visibility from santa rosa to half moon bay. with the blanket of fog, waking up to upper 50's in the north bay. 9:00, temperatures climbing through the 60's and 70's. by 11:00, low 80's. the 90's arrived, but it looks like the hundreds will stay into

the sacramento valley. 25 to 30 mile-per-hour wind in the afternoon. 60 to 70 near downtown and not a lot of sun at the coast here the city will get some sign -- sunshine for the parade. stephanie: reactions from the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade this week. canadian prime minister justin trudeau can say americans can access their health care system to get abortions. >> we have a commitment in candid to ensure that everyone has full, safe, legal access to the full suite of sexual health and reproductive services including abortions. stephanie: he called the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade horrific and said the ruling could some day allow rollback for same-sex marriage.

after passing both the senate and the house with bipartisan support, the safer communities act signed into law president biden signed the legislation saturday before leaving for his trip to europe. alex: president biden signing into law the historic gun safety built saturday. pres. biden: today, we say more than enough. it's time when it seems impossible to get anything done in washington, we are doing some the consequential. alex: he is praising the safer communities act even though it doesn't last far as he has want to. it is the first gun reform in nearly three decades, included in the more than $13 billion package is enhanced background checks for gun buyers under 21 and prevents partners convicted of to the stick abuse from buying a gun, allowing states to pass red flag laws and money for

school security and mental health services but does not include a ban on assault weapons. it passed with bipartisan support, 14 republicans jamming -- joining democrats in the house, one day after 15 joint democrats to support legislation in the senate. >> understand and know this bill does not answer all of our prayers, but this is hope in moving forward to keep our committees safe from unnecessary gun violence. alex: the president thanking the families of victims who led the way to get the bill passed. pres. biden: their message to us was do something, just do something. today, we did. alex: on july 11, the white house scheduled to host families along with lawmakers who supported the bill to mark the historic law fitness new law comes on the heels of a supreme court ruling that declared new york state limits on carrying concealed handguns is

unconstitutional. stephanie: a notebook belonging to brian laundrie was released by his family's attorney friday. the fbi said he confesses to killing his girlfriend, gabby petito. in an eight page letter, he said he killed her to put herself out of pain from an injury. the couple was traveling last summer before she was reported missing here and her family raised suspicion after he returned home without her. sadie strangled her in the grand teton national park. new developments with the deadly condo collapse in florida. a judge approved a $1 billion settlement for theictims o iln surfside collapsed killing 98 people.

those who owned units in the building will split the money from the sale of the land. rest. a popular beach near monterey reopened following a shark attack. over splint beach in pacific grove was closed after a paddle border was bitten by a great white shark. the victim suffered a severe injury and is expected to make a full recovery. >> i have lived here 10 years and it was incredible to hear about a shark attack. i have never heard of a shark attack out here, it was scary, actually, to me. stephanie: the attack has shaken enters pit others are staying away from the water. beach employees predict clouds -- crowds will come back for the fourth of july. juul e-cigarettes will be on the

market a little longer. they are alone for further court review. juul will appeal the band calling it unlawful. the company was ordered to remove the devices from stores. they say they failed to provide data on potential health's. the man comes amid growing concerns over the influence on teenagers. still ahead, an historic spot converted into a new creative gathering space. the transformation of the camera shop. here is a live look from the golden gate camara. you can see fog rolling in. we expect mild temperatures today for the san francisco pride parade.

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stephanie: we want to share a new community space that once was a historic site. the camera shop. we took a tour. >> this is harvey milk sitting in his camera shop. it became the center of the growing gate community in the 1970's. to sit in this roughly 50 years is surreal. did you ever imagine you would have a business here in harvey milk's old camera shop? >> absolutely not. >> he is a photographer and was looking for place to show a series of photos when a friend connected him with the space. covid the plan on pause and the idea evolved.

>> this was a community spot and list organized so we wanted to bring that vibe back in and wanted it to be a space for queer people who don't feel seen and need space to be creative. >> here is with the shop look like when they started and this is what it looks like now, transformed into queer arts feature. >> queer af is a space for local bay area artists to show and sell their work and to come and gather and be creative. >> in the front, a gathering space, then a boutique for craters to sell jewelry and other works. san francisco, one of the most expensive and the country, he says it is vital. >> it is critical to provide that access and representation and to allow folks that wouldn't normally be featured become a featured. >> the goal is to provide a

diverse number of artists. >> you can see them here. >> this is of first artist. >> the co-founder show me the rotating art gallery and exhibit space, featuring a different one every month. she said galleries can feel exclusive and competitive intake high commissions, but not here. >> we wanted to be a space that could be a jump off for artists for those who want to have the exposure and gaining an opportunity to display. >> you can feel milk's legacy of inclusion here. queer af is building on it in its own way. >> we have big ideas and big plans and i think that is going to keep evolving as people come into the space and as we learn from the community. this is a community center

project. stephanie: abc 7 is proud to be a sponsor with today's coverage of the parade for the first time you can watch it live this morning right here and on your app starting at 10:30. to see all our pride covered, had to our website. lisa is tracking some nice, mild temperatures. lisa: look out here towards emeryville, it does certainly gray. if you like this weather with warm to hot afternoons, we have that in store for the next several days. it is going to be a mild hot day around they. i will explain in my forecast. stephanie: the nba season never ends. the warriors g on and what he is saying about how he wants to build -- gm and what he is sayi i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking

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stephanie: the a's have a chance to win the game. they face the royal spear the giants will try to take two out of three from the reds. temp and cisco starts at 1:05 this afternoon. the warriors -- the game starts at 1:5 this afternoon. >> good morning. you thought best of was over, nice try. less than a week from today, chase center will host the california claica twoay summ event that is ahead of the annual las vegas summer late in july. it has been a busy week for the champions, sell rating their seventh title monday. you have the nba draft, and with free agency looming, the general manager talking about the youth and the plan to find veterans to

fill up the roster. >> after we drafted them comes in a joke and said we have for 19 euros and i said yeah, we do, but we do feel like three of the young guys, the area but we do think they can play in the nba and give us rotation minutes, but we do need to surround the team with that's. -- with vets. >> evan longoria, the second homerun and tied the game. logan webb on the mound, got help from the defense. look at flores, backend, makes the play for the out spirits six scoreless innings, six strikeouts, two hits allowed. s. th31 shot to his friends in,

giants win 9-2. they go for the series link later today. eight and royals, condiment race in kansas city, down goes relish and catch up, mustard wins -- and katsup, mustard wins. third baseman, the rookie, that was a great play. take a look again. the rookie pitcher approves of the plate, top of the fifth, at the plate, base hit of the middle, 5-1 a's, his first major league rei -- rbi. the a's get the fourth when of the month. former stanford picture is on a

big league roster. it was the number one overall pick to houston in the 2013 draft. he had to leave the game for three seasons before returning to the minor leagues. now he has a call from the phillies saturday. he did n that game and ho me hmer owr ryoon. th is youroo sports. your sunday. stephanie: speaking of the giants or the pride parade this morning, meteorologist lisa argen is tracking what you need to know. lisa: good morning. looking at fault from the coast line down through san mateo and over into the east emeryville and oakland. from the roof camera, no wind yet. the sea breeze picks up. 57 in oakland, 59 mountain view. 60 over into the east bay. and a look at the east bay, you can see fog filling in. if you get close to the gap or

coastal hills, breezy in the afternoon but elsewhere quite warm. kind of on the uncomfortable side away from the coast and any of the breeze. 57 in petaluma. mid 50's in concord. the fog moved in early last night, creating the blankets over the north bay. that is why we are five to six degrees warmer. a mile and a half visibility. mpared to yteoverall, high presn control and temperature spread from the coast hasn't changed and will stay with us through tuesday. mild weather today and then changes toward the middle and end of the workweek. as the fog dictates the

temperature, the inland staying hot despite the push overnight into monday. we wake up with gray sky and back to fog along the coast. very comfortable weather today downtown come with low 60's. maybe a jacket to start out by the afternoon, pleasant, mild, upper 60's to near 70 and a sea breeze over 25 miles per hour at times. if get away from the bay or the coast, you are warm, mid 80's in san jose. mid and upper 70's to san mateo, redwood city, low 80's. getting cool with gray sky from mid-60's in south city, daly city and 60'sowown to 7 in country, a warm day, with 90 in calistoga. upper 80's near the water in vallejo. upper 70's union city, fremont,

heading inland upper 90's. 95 in livermore. the seven-day forecast, that he remains inland for tomorrow and we have 80's around the bay. not much change at the coast. by the middle of the week, the strong onshore flow increases with the system hanging out in the pacific dictating our weather for the middle and end of the week. 80 by the time we get to friday in pleasanton. stephanie: that is welcomed as we face the dry conditions. an east bay company may have come up with a way to reduce the cost of housing in the bay area, a plant in union city using technology to help build a better bay area by cutting the time and cost of new home construction. david lui has a look at the finished result. david: wood and drywall have atia buildousing, that effort to keep

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