now we can go right out to the truck. you know, you're gonna be fine. it was a freak accident -- could never happen again. although, it was really beautiful seeing all those magnificent horses running free, silhouetted against the fireball that was once a truck. you're watching abc seven news at 11. san francisco pride is quickly approaching and organizers say it won't be business as usual this year. new at 11 abc seven news reporter

tara campbell joins us live in the newsroom to explain a new sense of urgency in the fight for rights for the lgbtq plus community. tara. >> yeah, dion, the executive director of san francisco pride, says the stakes are high this year as the lgbtq lgbt plus community continues to come under attack across the nation. and while the party will certainly go on, so too will preparations to continue the fight for the rights of the entire community. >> be it can't be business as usual. obviously we're under attack all over this country from the queer community, especially the trans community. >> suzanne ford is the executive director of san francisco pride, and she's referring to the nearly 500 bills being tracked by the aclu across the nation, taking aim at lgbtq plus rights. >> we shouldn't take anything for granted this year. you know, it's more important than ever that you come out. pride weekend and you make a statement. she says this year's celebration

will be met with some serious work rally ing people from across the country in preparation to continue the fight. so many states are enacting anti lgbtq laws that we haven't really had a chance to coalesce and say this is how we're going to fight it together . >> and that's why san francisco pride is planning its first human rights summit. what we want is everyone to come together on one day, focus the media attention on what we're fighting, but also to learn from each other. hosting activists, lawmakers and more. >> we're going to be bringing people in from florida, from utah, from different states in the country where they're fighting these fights on the ground. we're going to bring them here and we're all going to be able to speak to each other about how we carry on that fight. >> it is a little scary to know what's going on in the world, but i believe if we just stay united and stay into our beliefs, we can be fine. >> i think it's very important to, you know, come together. i think it's very important as a community. >> michael estrada lives in los

angeles and says despite some fears, he'll be back to san francisco late june to celebrate pride with his friend. >> and i don't think we should mute it and like stop any of the fun and the celebration for it because it's our month. it's our month. why not have a great time ? >> and suzanne ford agrees, says the party will go on. >> we'll have a great time that weekend. but we want to make sure that you understand and how important it is to support pride and to support our community so we can do both at one time. now, suzanne ford was also quick to note that support from outside the lgbt q plus community is imperative at this time. >> calling on for calling on what she called moderate supporters to go all in and show up and show solidarity. dion. all right, tara campbell, many thanks. >> moving on to developing news on the debt ceiling. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy are talking about a deal to avoid a potentially catastrophic and historic default. the president said

today he and the speaker agreed that the only way forward was bipartisan can and both men agreed this was a compromise. abc's andrew dymburt has details of the deal. after weeks of contentious negotiations, president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy finally reaching an agreement on saturday to raise the debt limit. >> it takes a threat of catastrophic default off the table, protects our hard earned and historic economic recovery. and the agreement also represents a compromise, which means no one got everything they want. but that's the responsible 8-80 of governing. sources tell abc news the budget deal keeps most federal spending roughly flat next year, raising it by 1% in 2025. >> defense spending would increase, also included new work requirements, putting the limits on how long some americans up to age 54 can receive food assistance. sources say the bill would also preserve social security, medicaid and veterans benefits. mccarthy calling the agreement good for the american public, saying he's confident

the bill will pass with a majority in his conference supporting it. >> i think at the end of the day, people can look together to be able to pass this in the house and the senate together to sign it and send it to the president. >> sources tell abc news a small group of republicans have already returned to the capitol to try and drum up support. but hard line conservatives like gop virginia congressman bob good have accused mccarthy of too many concessions, writing, quote, no one claiming to be a conservative would justify a yes vote. president biden is looking to get moderate democrats on board, which will be crucial if there isn't enough gop support. >> the speaker and i made clear from the start that the only way forward was a bipartisan agreement. i strongly urge both both chambers to pass that agreement. >> the first test of this new legislation will be on wednesday when the house votes. if it passes there, it could head to the senate the same day. andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. >> former president donald trump has opened up a big lead in california's march 2024 presidential primary. republican

that is a new poll released by the institute of governmental studies at uc berkeley shows the former president ahead of his nearest rival, florida governor ron desantis, by 18 percentage points. among republicans likely to vote in next year's primary. three months ago, that poll showed desantis ahead of trump. now trump is at 44% support and desantis has a distant 26. no other republican received more than 4% support, and the former president did well with strongly conservative republicans. men non-college grads and voters ages 50 to 64 were. yet another overcast and great day with below average temperatures. some people even experienced rain today. what exactly is going on with the weather? jr still got some answers. they are: pouring afternoon on this holiday in clear lake.

>> did not expect that at all. and then, it was could hear it on the roof. my husband is like, look! i haven't seen rain like that in so long. jr: the gray and colder weather we have dealt with across the bay area may sound a bit off. >> you think it should be warm to hot. you think it should have stopped raining. it turns out to be not that unusual at all. jr: san jose professor bay area weather patterns this time of year. she found that while we don't see this every year, it is something that we experience between mid-may and mid-june during certain years. >> there is something about the atmosphere around here that it doesn't mind doing this at this time of year to give us one last

blast of poor weather. we won't see anything like this again in all likelihood until september or october. jr: some are ok with that. >> have your boots everything. jr: others living here are tired of it. >> i just got back to san francisco and it is cold. >> to use your heaters still to stay warm, it is a little too much. jr: ashley described an on and off drizzle in hoodie vendors were selling out. not anything close to what rita experience with her family. >> lightning -- we don't get thunder here very often. today, it was really loud. >>

after seeing that rain. you are the in-house weather expert, tell us what we can expect the rest of memorial day weekend. spencer: let me show you what is going on right now in the area of exceptional weather today up around deer lake and ukiah where they had thunderstorm and downpour earlier this evening. now just a little moisture, not hitting the ground, so things have called down there significantly. what triggered that is this low-pressure system over the pacific northwest that destabilize the atmosphere and tapped into some of that moisture hanging around. here is what we can expect going in to memorial day. widespread clouds, patchy drizzle overnight. lingering gray in the sky tomorrow early, but some sunshine can be found inland, complete accuweather 7-day forecast with a look at temperatures a little bit later.

dion: don't forget, you can check the forecast anytime and access live doppler 7 on demand through our abc 7 streaming tv app. just search for abc 7 bay area to download it for free. tomorrow, the nation honors those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for the cause of freedom. here are just a few events. a ceremony starts at 9:00 tomorrow morning at veterans plaza. mountain view cemetery in piedmont avenue will hold its 99th annual memorial day of servants at 10:00 or you san francisco national cemetery will hold a ceremony at 11:00 a.m. and the lafayette hillside memorial will hold a vigil at 5:30 tomorrow evening. coming posing a problem for one bay area shelter. there is just too many of them. the big increase when shelter is

seeing and the unconventional way it is trying to find homes for some. ♪ pageantry and pride that has filled the streets during today's carnival parade. the many ways

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increase from the previous month. people who find a stray animal should consider giving the pet a temporary home or asking their friends if they want to adopt. they are also waving all adoption fees for dogs older than six months. did a celebration of latin american heritage and culture this weekend. san francisco's iconic carnaval grand parade is celebrating its 30th year. abc seven cornell tells parade means a big boost to small businesses. ♪ cornell: other. a kaleidoscope of colors, feathers, and characters. >> is a celebration of life. freda kahlo back from the dead. cornell:

a must-see event, a celebration of 23 latin american and caribbean countries. this family has been saving the spot on 24th street for years. >> it means a day where cultures all get together no matter what. it is all different, but all beautiful. >> it is colorful and joyful. cornell: this street party kept going. >> we missed sun this year, but it's ok. but this keeps everyone alive and warm. cornell: 400,000 people are here in the mission, that means a real economic boost for the neighborhood. >> helping out a bunch of businesses that are on 24th street. cornell: this family own coffee shop has seen many challenges. >> we have seen a decline through the pandemic. to have people like this come out to san francisco and witnessed the carnaval, shopping around through all these small

places on 24th street means a lot. cornell: for this community, it is raising a lot more than just profits. >> more importantly, it is healing our souls. we have to heal ourselves after the pandemic. no better way to do it than dancing and feeling the movements of all those cultures and traditions here. back for the summer in berkeley. the free theater season opened today with the tempest. ♪ inferno theater company the first theater in the park performance at the 1934 amphitheater in john dingell park. the 11 cast members create imaginary island using live music and movement with shakespeare's words and imagery. they tempest runs through june

11th, starting at 4:00 p.m.. i know you are a big shakespeare fan. spencer: i am. i am indeed. dion: i know you are an improv guy. spencer: i can do macbeth's soliloquy. i could go on and on, but i should probably do the weather. dion: please do the weather. or the weather in shakespearean -- spencer: here is a look at what is going on. our radar satellite composite image first, it will explain why we had some unusual weather up in the northernmost part of our viewing area today. this is a looping image showing developments over the last 12 hours. we did have some thunderstorm activity in the northernmost part of the viewing area. this upper-level destabilize the atmosphere. it is driving an onshore wind

flow, and tapped into the moisture in the atmosphere and the result was thunderstorms. they didn't last very long, but they did occur in lake county, especially around lakeport and other parts of the county. we are looking at surface wind speeds across the bay area, quite light at the moment. the strongest wind speeds fairfield up to 22 miles per hour. then the 24 hour temperature change, sort of a mixed bag. some locations in the north bay two degrees cooler than they were yesterday at this time. other locations are a degree or two milder. here is the live view from the rooftop camera. current temperature, 53 in san francisco. mid to upper 50's in oakland, palo alto, 54 at half moon bay. from emeryville, a few clouds, those will grow more prominent during the overnight hours.

53 in santa rosa and mid-50's in napa, fairfield, concord, livermore. one more view looking toward the bay bridge, you can see moisture in the atmosphere allowing the lights in oakland to reflect in the atmosphere, so it seems brighter than it really is. these are the forecast headlines. widespread clouds and patchy drizzle. lingering gray conditions will start the day tomorrow, but we will see some sunshine in the inland areas. don't let the gray mislead you, we will have some bright spots. then we can expect a sunnier and slightly warmer pattern near the end of the week. this is overnight, increasing clouds, counterclockwise circulation because of that upper-level low. there will be some patchy drizzle as well. mid day, sunnier skies, especially away from the coast line. overnight lows, low 50's. near 70 around the bay shoreline.

maximum temperature trend over the next several days, we will see a cool down on tuesday, the day after memorial day. start to warm up a little bit on wednesday and thursday. more significant warm up coming our way later in the week as you can see on the seven-day forecast. write a, saturday, sunday, high temperatures in the low 80's. up to 70 around the bay shoreline. that will be the beginning of june, the may gray right now, the june gloom. it will be a sunny and mild start to june. when we have more time, i will do the macbeth soliloquy. dion: i think the for that. a celebration earth. one bay area veteran gets the birthday bath of a lifetime. -- birthday bash. >> i always say no complaints.

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dion: one bay area veteran is celebrating 100 years of life this veterans day holiday. his family members through him huge birthday bash today at round hill country club to celebrate the milestone. he is a world war ii veteran who served as an attendant in the u.s. navy. he now spends his time competing against world-famous bridge players. he says he has a good life because he quote unquote lives with no complaints. >> that is the way i live life, smile and be happy. dion: i think that is a great

motto. he also stayed true to his bay area roots. he is a for -- faithful baseball fan. san francisco's ocean beach played host to hot rods and classic cars today. enthusiasts came to admire the vehicles at great highway and lincoln highway. owners showed off their prized possessions from muscle cars to pink low riders. they were restored to pristine conditions. a stripped-down bike attracted some curiosity from onlookers. the show was free to all who wanted to kick the tires. sports, the giants took to their road trip with a win in milwaukee while the indy 500 went down to the wire. here is chris with the preview. chris: the giants look for that rare four-game sweep while the a's are looking to snap a 10 game losing streak. a different kind of memorial day

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trip for the giants so far. the chance today for a rare four-game sweep from the brewers. the last time, july of 2010. not yet the dog days of summer but close enough for these two. milwaukee scored runs, but break out the bats today. william control risk, two run blast off. and bernie the brewer goes down the slide, 7-0 milwaukee after two. giants get on the board here, solo shot, his sixth of the year. 7-1 game. two on for blake sable. there goes his sixth homer of the year as well. 7-4, then they make it 7-5. flores down swinging, finishing the road trip 5-2. they host the pirates tomorrow afternoon at oracle park. a's and astros, uncle rico

throwing out the first pitch. they are down 1-0. game is tie hammer in the dugout. top of the fourth, luis medina had two outs, two singles and then a three run homer, makes it 4-1 houston. astros hit seven homers, the most ever by any team at the coliseum. jose abreu, his first homer as an astro. he sprints around the bases and then slides into the dugout. they lose 10-1. as bad as they were last season, they never lost 11 in a row. they become the first team in the modern series to lose 45 out of their 55 games. 15 kyle kirkwood gets hit, goes into the wall and flips over. this was really scary.

check from the onboard camera, he was saved by the safety rollbar. can't imagine how that felt. he was ok, the race was red flagged for cleanup. restart for eight to go. he goes into the wall hard well. another driver involved in the crash, he crashes into a ward, raises his red flag again. on the next restart, and big pile up in the back. another caution, and it looked like last year's winner would become the first back-to-back winner in 25 years. another red flag set up an inquiry really rare and. zero for 11 on indy. he hold on for his first ever indy 500 victory. he stops on the brakes and then goes into the stands to celebrate with the fans. he was once one of those, what a

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: war in ukraine. that country is ramping up a counteroffensive offensive against russian forces while russia launched the largest drone attack since the start of the war. we were on the ground tonight in ukraine. ukrainian capital before dawn. russia's biggest drone attack on kyiv so far in this war.

54 iranian made explosive drones raining down, ukraine claiming it shot almost all of them down with one person killed. that attack is the commander of ukraine's armed forces signaling any video a major offensive is ready to begin. we are inside a command center in eastern ukraine. this brigade is getting intelligence, we can show you inside a reconnaissance area of this where there are drones with live feeds down onto the front lines. these soldiers real-time view showing us how ukraine is stepping up artillery strikes to test and weaken the russian lines. i have just seen a s you can see the smoke coming up. the colonel's men are operating near the ruined city of backman. is it fair to say that the preparations for the counteroffensive are well underway?

yes, he says. it will not start with a single strike. our work is part of a bigger plan which will lead to the main counteroffensive. seeing a major spike ukrainian missile strengths in areas deep inside russian occupied territory. the ukrainians are aiming to weaken the russian military by hitting their command centers and supply depose and that is crucial before the ukrainians try to push forward. dion: texas lawmakers voted to impeach the state's attorney general in a one to one yes to 23 no vote, republican ag ken paxton was voted out of his seat yesterday. he faces a total of 20 impeachment charges which include fraud and bribery. he has denied all allegations and called about an ugly spectacle. it will now go to the senate floor for trial.

this will determine whether he stays in office or not. his wife, who holds a seat in the senate, hasn't said whether or not she would exempt herself. some texas house leaders reminded people the importance of their roles. >> we have a duty and obligation to protect the citizens of texas from elected officials that abuse their office and their power for personal gain. dion: two thirds of the senate would be needed to permanently remove him from office. there is no date set for the trial just yet. authorities in new mexico say three men were killed in a shooting at a popular motorcycle rally this weekend where members of rival biker gangs. new mexico state police say at least five others were wounded. it founded -- followed an earlier confrontation between gang members in albuquerque. the event attracted 30,000 people. >> we are being told it was over somebody taking a picture with a different game.

coming as stupid as that. dion: at least three people are facing charges. one alleged gang member will be charged with murder when he is released from the hospital. all the shooters have been apprehended and police say there is no threat to the community. new details, a man accused of opening a plane's emergency exit door was arrested today. he told police he opened the door because he felt suffocated and wanted to get off. it happened friday during a flight in south korea. officials say usually an aircraft doors cannot be opened on a flight. they say the man succeeded because that plane was at 700 feet, preparing to land. the u.s. surgeon general is calling for more research to determine the extent of mental health impacts on young people because of social media. he says kids ages 10 to 19 are at a sensitive time and at risk if they spend too much time on

the internet. here is dustin dorsey. dustin: the u.s. surgeon is giving a thumbs down to social media. he released an urgent public health advisory urging that the profound risk that it has on youth mental health. >> the interaction children are having now and the vast majority of information affects them in such a catastrophic way. dustin: a large population is at risk of this. 95% of teens and 40% of kids use social media. parents we spoke with said their kids are on the platforms too much. >> i don't like that very much. my wife does it as well, i can't complain too much. >> i do feel like they should be restricted. at least have an hour or two to play with their friends. over an hour is too much. dustin: ian's

online. san mateo's child institute says adults are better equipped to not let social media impact them negatively. >> the kids are not with the capacity or the tools or the abilities to do so. they also are not going to be as quick to all men a practice that has been so habitual and regular. dustin: parents often set time limits, companies have created age restrictions, and lawmakers have even work. parents to moderate their children's usage with id verification. a tech expert agrees with dr. murphy that all three parties have to work together. >> if social media is not protecting them, the policymakers are not helping, you have one of those doors that's open. this will have all these problems creeping into their life. dustin: we still don't know the

long-term effects, but experts say we do know changes need to be made. dion: is the festivals and nurse vanessa at ucsf sent us this video from the popular electric daisy carnival in las vegas last weekend. ♪ you saw it correctly as you see, a group of people helped this woman in a wheelchair live out her dream. they picked her up so she could see over the crowd and dance. everyone became friends and she is taking home some lasting memories thanks to the helping hands of others. another successful bottle rock music festival is wrapping up in napa. headliners the red hot chili peppers took to the stage to entertain the crowd. hip hop was also the focus as loan-loss acts and wu tang clan performed on the verizon stage.

br food, and regional wines to the bay area this memorial day weekend. the event was a sellout. they are one of the best-known sites in italy, but have you ever seen them look like this? what officials in venice think because this unusual color in one of the city's canals. >> will these gray skies and drizzle dampen our spirits? i will have your accuweather forecast coming up when this continues.

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dion: san francisco is expected

to delay plans to extend metered parking hours. until 10:00 p.m. monday through saturday starting in late july. they also wanted to add sunday meter hours from noon to six. the plan raise concerns about the long-term impact on local businesses. last week, the board of supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution urging them to postpone implementation while the city studies the economic impact. a mysterious green colored water appeared in italy's venice grand canal this morning. italian authorities are currently looking into what exactly caused this color to appear. police are revealing surveillance footage. officials think environmental activists are to blame saint just last week, they loaded rome's fountain with charcoal. those activists say they had nothing to do with it. at first, this looked like

chicago during st. patrick's day. spencer: maybe kermit the frog was swimming. dion:, no, no, a dye came off. spencer: overnight, increasing clouds and drizzle as low temperatures are mainly in the low 50's. does that mean memorial day will be that way all day? in the morning, linger gray skies. later in the day, sunny inland. highs from 60 to 70 to inland. the day after memorial tuesday, temperatures drop and it will be cooler than average again for much of the week. next weekend, high temperatures back up around 80 degrees. dion: thank you. let's get to chris with a preview of sports. chris: and up and sports the ncaa baseball tournament field being announced tomorrow, good news for some of -- what

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>> abc7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: in, the total number of victories for the niners between last year and now. 15 weeks until the season opener in pittsburgh. brock purdy won seven of those games, he is hoping to be ready by kickoff. remember, he suffered an injury, followed by surgery in march. recovery is going well with him set to begin throwing this coming week. a positive sign, camp is around the corner. whether he will be ready, there is definitely some positive vibes. >> i feel good, arm is feeling good.

to say i will be ready by this time are this time, we are not trying to label anything, we want to be ready for the season. if that is the case, great. we are taking it one day at a time. don't want to say anything we regret down the road. >> only god knows. it depends what people have got for me, we are hoping for week one and feel pretty optimistic. that doesn't mean it's the day he comes back, usually you have to come before that to make that goal. we don't have any reason to think differently. chris: the raiders are also going through ota's. jimmy garoppolo needed to have a waiver added to his deal otherwise he would have failed his physical. the former quarterback was injured in week 13, and he underwent surgery after signing his free-agent deal. there are also reports that there could be a scenario the team could cut him without owing money due to the lingering foot injury.

college baseball with this game ending fly out. it is dog pile time for the san jose state baseball team, winning their first ever mountain west tournament and clinching a spot in the ncaa tournament for the first time since 2002. what a turnaround. they won five games in 2020, finished over 500 for the first time in a decade. now they are mountain west champions. after winning back-to-back pac-12 regular season titles, stanford baseball team found out they will be one of the 16 hosts for the baseball tournament regionals this upcoming weekend. the full field will be announced tomorrow. stanford is one of the top eight seeds, they would host super regionals if they can advance. the boston celtics have become the fourth team in nba history to trail 0-3 and force a game seven. after he beat the buzzer and miami heat had a one-point

victory in game six. no team has ever won a series after trailing 3-1. they have a chance at game seven tomorrow night. >> did you know it was good? >> it felt good. i was like, yeah, i thi it was so close. everybody is just, make a play. >> at this time, i don't know how we will get this done, but we will. that is what the next 48 hours is about. there has been nothing easy about this season for our group. we just have to do with the hard way. chris: sports royalty honored earlier this week during the bay area sports hall of fame induction. patrick willis, julie fatty, basketball hall of famer gary payton. so many greats, this group has to be among the best ever to enter the hall together. >> when i saw this class, i was truly humbled.

those athletes are respectfully, the best. it is truly an stage with them. >> obviously, tremendous honor. history of the bay area spo going in with the inductees tonight. >> it does make you respect -- reflect on my stanford days. were. >> anything coming out of the bay area is a pleasure. i never grew up thinking about i would be in those things like this. it is always an honor. chris: answered by river rock casino. dion: that is all the time we have tonight. i am dion lim. news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. from all of us, think so much for joining us. we leave you with a live look outside where sfo memorial day

travel, talk about that tomorrow morning.

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