of june pride month kicked off in the north bay. a show of unity in the wake of legislation affecting lgbtq rights across the country. good evening. i am dion lim. today's event in santa rosa is designed to put unity and community. abc 7's cornell barnard tells us that the parade mission is to promote equality for all. ♪ cornell: pride was on full display in downtown santa rosa. a huge crowd showed up for this year's parade. >> i love it, i love all the people here. we should all have a sense of belonging. this is why we are here. cornell: this captain brought his daughter. >> she needed to get outside. i live for this and she does it for this, so it was a good chance to get out and have fun together. >> this parade is a celebration of the fact we have come so far and acknowledge we have a long way to go. cornell: many believe there is a

new sense of pride unity this year as some states seek to diminish equality. the human rights campaign says 540 anti-lgbtq bills have been introduced in state legislatures this year. >> anti-trans laws and anti-lgbtq is strong in other parts of the country. it is important we continue to stand up and show our support for our lgbtq community, especially our youth. >> my 13-year-old is marching. she has been questioning her sexuality and she is out and proud this year, so we are celebrating with her and we are excited to do that. cornell: organizers say this is likely the biggest event they have posted. safety and security measures have been increased to keep everyone safe. >> more and more, we have to have these events to showcase to people, we are here, our rights are still being threatened, and, also, to encourage more people to celebrate and come out. cornell: here and now, many say the meaning and feeling of pride

is still shining bright and cannot be tarnished or erased. >> pride means a lot of things to me. being able to show up authentically and be yourself or people who are celebrating queer joy and trans joy and just being whoever you are. that is what it means to me. it is really important. cornell: organizers were concerned protesters would show up like they have in years past, but that did not happen. pride events continue on sunday across sonoma county. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dion: on the pacifica pride parade kicked off. attendees enjoyed live music and performances. plus, the number of activities were offered, along with tasty bites to eat at on-site food trucks. kids joined in on the fun with their very own youth music area and families own. the parade was hosted by pacifica, alongside coastride and jefferson union high school district. 7 is a proud sponsor of the

pride parade.you can watch the n sunday, june 25, on abc 7, and . the event will be hosted by our very own abc 7 morning screw. -- mornings crew. a stabbing at san mateo high school. two students are charged with bringing a weapon onto school grounds. police say they were involved in an argument yesterday at summer school class. it turned physical, and a student suffered a knife wound and concussion. while police were investigating on campus, they say a second attack happened outside the school, while investigatin incident, police say they witnessed a second attack happening and an 18-year-old was arrested. an officer says they recovered a gun. an elderly man hiking on a remote road in the north bay died, and investigators are trying to determine if it is a criminal case. the marin county sheriffs office says the 83-year-old man was found yesterday near wild iris road and sir francis street

boulevard with a head injury. he later died at the hospital. >> while investigating what happened, it is believed that subject may be suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. there is not information at this time to indicate there is a risk to the public. dion: investigators do not have a suspect, but say they received suspicious reports in the area recently, including multiple calls about a person with a firearm near the area. officer say right now, they cannot confirm if those incidents and the man's death are connected. it is gun violence awareness weekend, and alameda county's district attorney visited a group of eighth grade students who made up a quilt full of ideas to solve gun violence. the colts will be on display at warehouse for 16 in oakland. -- her house 416 in oakland -- warehouse 416 in oakland.

that event is set to begin at this to point at 11:00 a.m. elation has a new debt ceiling deal with two days before the june 5 deadline. when the government would have run out of money. as the president signed that deal today, he praised bipartisan compromise. >> president biden signing legislation on saturday to raise the debt ceiling. the bipartisan measure passed by both chambers of congress earlier this week of -- everett's a default. -- averts a default. >> there was n america into default on our national debt. nothing would have been more irresponsible. >> the agreement will suspend the debt ceiling for two years, past the 2024 presidential election, while limiting federal spending and put new work requirements on americans receiving food assistance, and

it ends the pause on federal student loan payments. but taxes on the wealthiest americans or big corporations is a key demand from the white house were not included. >> the only way american democracy can function is through compromise and consensus. that is what i work to do as your president. to forge a bipartisan agreement where it is possible i needed. > for months, the president insisted he would not negotiate on the debt ceiling. but with the june 5 deadline looming and millions of americans' benefits in jeopardy, the president and house speaker mccarthy worked out a last-minute deal. >> i think we did pretty dang good for the american public. >> the economy still faces trouble. credit rating agency fitch sites . political standouts over the debt limit and says the u.s. is at risk of a credit rating downgrade if we make borrowing more expensive and could send the stock market tumbling. dion: india's prime minister

travel to the site of one of the worst rail accidents in the country's history today. more than 280 people were killed and over 1100 were injured yesterday. the crash involved two passenger trains and a freight train in odishsa in the eastern part of the country. the train entered a track or a freight train was stopped and slammed into it, pushing coaches onto the opposite track. a third train hit the carriages and derailed. railroad officials are veigating signal failure as a possible cause. 4.5 magnitude earthquake shook parts othbay area early this morning. les northeast of healdsburg. 13 the usgs reports people felt it as far north as ukiah and as far south as fremont. the good news, no injuries have been reported. a pursuit in danville and it inflames. a witness shares his account of

the rescue by emergency crews when they found a car engulfed in fire. >> this is the first for the bay area, the bay area. dion: a welcome party today for the first soccer team of its kind in the area. we will learn more about the team and its goal to encourage and inspire. >> weekend, but we may have umbrella weather soon. i will have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc 7 so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we're gonna reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. - what now? - i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad... unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages, the power is ours.

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never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad. dion: in the east bay, emergency crews rescued five people from a burning car in danville last night. sheriff's office as the car driver ran a red light and when officers try to pull the vehicle over, a pursuit began. moments later, the car collided with the second vehicle and caught fire. a witness who did not want to be shown on camera says first responders jumped into action. >> we pulled up to the light, we saw a big fire outside of a starbucks, four police cars, wondering what was going on. we parked the car, get out, run over quickly, and we see that they are pulling somebody out of the car, breaking glass.

dion: the driver was injured. four passengers were taken to the hospital. two people in the car that was hit were not hurt. a call to action today from bay area residents who rely on public transportation. >> gavin newsom! >> run the dion: we are calling on the governor to put more financial support behind public transit systems. gatherings were held in oakland and san francisco today to address they call the impending death of public transit if state leaders failed to increase funding in the state budget. today, people across the region came together to celebrate fc day for the bay and san francisco. the event was held to honor the bay area's first women's area soccer team, and hosted by soccer legends, who say they are excited to announce the new team to the world.

>> we have thousands of fans here, supporting us. there has been pent up demand in the area for years and years. we have had many chances and attempts at having professional women's soccer here, and now we are part of the national women's soccer league, the 14th team within the league, and we are thrilled to be here. dion: guests got to enjoy giveaways, food, and autographs. first game will be march 2024, but the team is already taking deposits from those who want to secure their tickets now. it is a bay area traditi that welcomes the summer season. we are talking about street festivals and there are a bunch this weekend. highlights ahead. taking a live look outside. in nice kickoff the summer. we could see spring showers left over.spencer will let us know when . >> a fun memory delivered on this day five years ago. a significant slash with lamonte

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♪ the union street festival is filling up streets in can holler with music, food, and fun. several streets are closed. organizers say the event features nonstop live music until 7:00 tonight and for most of the day tomorrow. in north beach, the fest coloni al italian street fair is this weekend on stockton. san francisco's chinatown celebrated kung fu day during district festival today. it highlighted chinatown's rich history and culture. mayor london breed took part in the festivities. people enjoyed kung fu lessons and musical performances. nine kung fu grandmasters were honored during the event. from biking prosperity, the east oakland futures festival showcases the food, art, technology of the community. hundreds of residents hits the streets today for the annual

block party, along with dozens of vendors and community organizations offering services on site. >> we have got different zones represented here, from youth education to mobility and power in place, so we welcome you to engage with the zones and see the different strategies that they feature and opportunities. dion: this is the second year of the event. also in the east bay, the 40th annual walnut creek art and wine festival was held at heather farm park. joining us live from home is spencer. spencer, even though it is technically almost summer, still, we have spring showers to contend with. spencer: we do. and i have got some sneezes and sniffles to contend with, which is why i am at home in a guestroom, isolated. let's take a look at the weather. you can see on the satellite radar composite center, a big high-pressure system is the dominant feature, bringing us

this glorious sunshine and warmth. the pressure system up north will be dropping soon and that may bring us sprinkles early next week. we will wait until later for that. current conditions, we have a breezy early evening around the bay area, gusting to 36 mile-per-hour winds in san francisco right now, 28 gusts at sfo and breezing other locations. it is still warmer than it was at this time yesterday. about four to eight degrees warmer across the bay area generally.right now in terms of temperatures, san francisco 64. 67 oakland. palo alto 71. 76 san jose. 57 at half moon bay. here is the view from henrico looking westward. low 80's at santa rosa and novato. mid to upper 80's at concord and fairfield. livermore 82. as folks enjoy the beach at santa cruz, let's look at our

forecast, partly cloudy and mild overnight. warming trend continues tomorrow. even warmer in most spots than today and a slight chance of showers early next week and possibly vendor. tonight, all we have to worry about, not even worry but contend with, is a little bit of a shower at marine layer that pushes locally across the bay. it will retreat tomorrow, giving way to sunny skies and warmer weather. overnight lows will be mainly in the low to mid-50's. relatively mild overnight. no chili spots out there. a little fog near the coast. highest tomorrow under bright, sunny skies, 60 eight half moon bay. 65 san francisco. oakland 73. some bayside locations get to 80 degrees tomorrow like fremont. as you go inland, look for upper 80's to near 90. antioch 89. somebody is going to hit 90 tomorrow for sure, but we are calling for upper 80's in the inland areas.

here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. notice how much colder it gets on monday with clouds coming in and a low-pressure system will drop southward. as it gets closer, it will bring clouds, cooler weather and breezy weather. as we look at possibly some highs around 90 degrees tomorrow, inland highs on monday will barely reach 80. for the remainder of the week, highs will be below average. tuesday is today we have our best chance of seeing showers. again, possibly vendor mixed in. even if we don't get showers, we will get cooler than average weather with highs inland tuesday through thursday in the 70's. 60's on the bay shoreline. >> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: the ballpark opened back in 2000 and we got the splash homerun would be easy to hit out. turns out it took until now, 2023, for the 100th giants

homework/. lamonte wade jr. doing the -- homerun splash. lamonte wade jr. doing that. he hit a leadoff homer in the first inning, a liner to the bay, his fifth career/armor, second the season. the giants only count splashes by their own players. barry bonds has 35. wade says it is an honor to be mentioned alongside the all-time homerun king. >> it is special. it has not released login yet. anytime you can be in the company of barry bonds and all those guys like that, definitely it means a lot. i was just trying to get a jump on the fastball early. he's is usually pretty good in the zone early. i just wanted to take my shot and i was able to do it. >> it felt like the right guy to get that big hit. it was a no doubter. we did not have to wonder if it was going hit the water. got it out of the way early in the game. so, it is cool, yeah. good moment for our fans to share with us in the dugout. chris: giants and owners getting

ready for 7:00 tonight. a's and marlins, 4-0, luis urias with a three-run double, a former giant, sammy long, 7-0, miami. he is still playing hard. look at this play from nick allen. across the diamond for the out, gets joey wendle at first. the a's fan had the rally cap on. oakland glares -- langoliers on the board in the eighth, but they have lost 13 straight road losses. the ncaa game between san jose state and fullerton down on the farm. charles marketing, first pitch linking and leads off with the show low shot -- solo shot. and the next batter, jack coan let makes it back to bash -- colette makes it a back to back homerun.

fullerton responds in the bottom half of the inning, o'connor, with a three run shot to left-center. 7-3, titans top of the ninth. last chance for san jose state. praying about it, but the strikeout will end things and the spartans fall 9-5. santa clara's illumination game against arizona is delayed more than six hours due to bad weather in arkansas. last check, they are up 1-0. nicole of the denver to game one against miami. game two tomorrow at 5:00 on abc 7, preceded by abc 7 news at 4:00, followed by after the game. even though denver made it look easy game one, aaron gordon does not expect that to happen again. >> we cannot sleep on the team. they have no quit. they will continue to fight. through the entirety of the game. we have got to understand that about this team. you cannot take your foot off the gas with these guys.

>> this is what the finals is about. i set up a four-game one, you are not playing ducks or easy competition, you have to find a way to overcome it, even if great players are playing great. chris: daffy duck was pretty good at basketball. five years ago on this day, stephen curry an nba finals record with 93-pointers in their victory over the cavs during the 20 final. curry broke ray allen's previous record of eight during an nba finals game. scored a game-high of 33 with seven rebounds and eight assists. the warriors have secured back to back finals. looked like he was playing ducks in that game, it was so good. i did not even know that was a saying. it is not easy to play -- dion: he is a goat, not a duck. chris: good one. kerry spencer like of you. dion: in his physical -- very expensive like of you.in his physical dion: we are going to take a

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