>> more than a year after alexis gave vanished a sense of closure for her joining us. you are watching abc seven news 11. alexis games family held a memorial for her tonight giving the public one last chance to say goodbye. the family had been waiting until all of the 24-year-old oakley woman's remains were located. abc seven news spoke with her family says tonight service was about not only reflecting but also moving forward. >> now met with closure, the family of alexis game prepared to lay her to rest tonight as they held

a memorial. >> it has been a tough few months for us. but i am just bring her home. >> gave was last seen leaving her boyfriend's house in late january of 2022, her car was found in oakley but she was missing. police believe her boyfriend marshall curtis jones killed her, please killed him as they were serving him an arrest warrant in washington of june of last year. a tip in november led investigators to her remains in amador county outside sacramento. now with her remains back in the family's possession they are choosing to remain their favorite -- or member their favorite moments together. >> she is kind with a bubbly personality. she is very funny. she is a jokester of the family. she likes to make fun of everyone especially her mom. >> doesn't shut up that the funeral home in concord to pay their respect to gabe and her family. the memorial is open to the

public. the community support has helped them to the most difficult time in their life. >> they have been a sense of support, people to lean on, some people have gone through similar things and so having them, having people who know or get it has been very helpful. >> the family says the focus now turns to finding justice for alexis. they want charges filed against jones and his mother for helping her son cover up leaves merthyr. >> we are not done trying to get that justice for her. we are going to be battling this in court. >> on monday there will be a funeral procession starting here at this memorial home and ending at that castro valley crematorium. gabe family says anyone can join in that procession but only the family will be allowed inside the crematorium. they say they want alexis all to themselves on her final day. in concord abc 7 news. >> in the north bay a wildfire in the -- napa county is

contained. cal fire says it's crews are busy shoring up containment lines and putting out hotspots. the fire started last night and so far has burned 103 acres but no buildings have been damaged or destroyed. the cause is still under investigation. in the east bay contra costa fire protection helped residents there prepare for wildfire season. special fire town hall taught about planning for evacuations and what to do after a fire. there was a special emphasis on preventative efforts spotlighting the importance residents doing their part. >> it has been proven repeatedly that fire districts and or fire departments up-and-down the state can do everything within their means and their power and their legal authority but the reality is that we cannot be successful if we do not have the collaboration and partnership with individual citizens. not the community as a whole, which is important, but individual citizens.

>> officials say residents can help stop the spread of wildfires by keeping their weeds and grass cut. in the north bay and event celebrating pride month was met with protests today, it all happened outside of petaluma library demonstrators pushed back against today's drag story our event which they believe is not appropriate for children. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard tells us they were met with opposition. happening outside the petaluma library on saturday were drag story our with drag king vera was happening inside. elizabeth noris brought her child. >> drag queens are awesome, kids love them. they are larger than life and fun. >> this group of demonstrators disagree, they believe drag performers should not be reading to kids. >> what i am against is explicit sexuality, i do not care if it is gay or straight, being put upon young innocent children.

>> i feel like we are losing moral ground in our country. and this is not right to do this to children. >> folks supporting the were also here and quickly seemed to outnumber antidrug protesters. it collects my feeling is if you think there is something not right about bringing children to a drug story our don't bring your children. >> jesse from lgbtq nonprofit positive images says with hundreds of anti-queer and drug laws being passed across the country events like this need community support. >> the people opposing this are sending a message that they think it is unsafe or adult or sexualizing simply to be queer and trans and republican that is not the case. >> library director say they were prepared for this protest and just to be safe they notified police to help keep the protest peaceful. >> libraries across the nation

are experiencing this kinds of issues and challenges and it has only been ramping up in the last year. >> i am not scared of men in dresses. i am scared of school shootings. >> speak to us about the story our event which was close to the media. antidrug demonstrators say they plan to protest at future library events in sonoma county. in petaluma cornell barnard abc 7 news. >> these demonstrations began a year ago when five men disrupted drag queen story hour at the san lorenzo way library. the sheriff's office say the men were described hate investigations were launched but our partners at the standard report no charges were filed by the das office because it did not meet hate crime criteria. even so in response to the protests the library kicked off its every month is pride month series and drag story hour developed a safety marshall

program. san francisco's beacon of hope in honor of pride month is shining bright on twin creeks. the installation of the pink triangle was completed earlier today, 450 volunteers laid out 175 bright pink tarps to form the shape of a triangle. that symbol was once used to brand people suspected of being gay in nazi concentration camps. now the pink triangle is a symbol of protest against homophobia. >> leave it up to san francisco to take a symbol of hatred and turn it into something that means something more than that. that means something celebratory in nature. >> the triangle installation today included a special dedication ceremony featuring the lesbian gay freedom band and the country's first-ever drag laureate. this is the first year since 2010 that the city has had a brand-new triangle. >> we are the only city in the world that has a giant pink

triangle hovering over the city for pride. it is uniquely san francisco. >> 2700 pink lights up tonight at dusk and will be lit up every nightntil saturday, july 1. a quick reminder that the san cisco pride parade is just a week away, abc seven is a proud r. you can watch the parade live on abc seven on sunday june 25th and on our abc seven bay area streaming tv app. still to come is in full in the bay area, taking over city streets. the special meeting behind celebrations. and it is the ultimate gift, a bay area sun helps out his dad with a lifesaving donation but it was not an easy task. >> you will need to grab a jacket if you are heading to the beach or around the bay, windsor going to pick up overnight. temperatures will be cooling down the nt couple days, i will let you know

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>> across the bay area juneteenth celebrations are in full swing. abc 7 news reporter tara campbell was among the thousands as they took to the streets. >> the moves, the music, the food, and the freedom. the freedom festival and san francisco's fillmore district. thousands showing up to usher in juneteenth. >> i live in the east bay and it just really means a lot. >> the fillmoreictis is steeped in african-american culture. in the 1940's earning the nickname harlem of the west. terell smith wants his grandson to know it all. >> i would like him to know his

history to as he grows up because the past is very important. >> it means a lot to me. i am born and raised here and this is how i know it. it collects valerie davidson is one of the dozens of mentors spending -- spanning eight blocks of fillmore street. >> we are here, we are together, we are holding hands and hugging. >> among them the mayor who was raised in the neighborhood. >> we bring in juneteenth and black people back to san francisco. . >> just a way for us to come together and uplift our community and remember the challenges of the past and also be happy and celebrate and elevate one another. >> across the bay thousands showed up in oakland for the fan pam festival juneteenth celebration now in its 14th year. >> to be able to celebrate it and acknowledge what we've been

through is historic and something that should not be forgotten. >> she says it is important as ever for the community to unite. >> i know across the nation there is a lot of turmoil on what should be included in textbooks, and schools and education and businesses. but preserving history is really important so that we know where we have come from, we know where we are going, and we have a sense and understanding of our purpose in learning from the past. >> tara campbell abc 7 news. >> people also marked juneteenth in san jose today during the 42nd annual juneteenth in the streets festival. the event celebrates arts, culture and heritage of santa clara county -- black community and the richness of african-american history and culture. organizers say as the community reemerges after a long year of together is especiallyesilience meaningful. you can find a full list of juneteenth events at our website abc 7 news.com. including events like the

juneteenth festival in marin city and a community celebration in san jose. you can get all the details of abc7news.com. check it out, it is the first weekend of the alameda county fair. doors officially opened on friday and as you can see the fair is jampacked with all the classics including food, games, rides and those pig races. >> there have been a lot of things that happen throughout the year and there is no better place to beat than the alameda county fair enjoying the rides. >> is a great fair one of the biggest in the bay area. i have been coming here my whole life and on bringing my kids and having a good family day. the ride is great -- the rides are great the food is ok it's not a great place to be healthy but it tastes good. >> deep-fried in on a stick is what i think of. the alameda county fair runs through july 9, it is closed every monday and tuesday except for the third and fourth of july. this father's day on sunday --

is sunday this year is particularly special for one bay area family. the sun donated part of his liver to his father. abc 7 news reporter suzanne sat down with the two men to talk about this lifesaving gift. >> literally there is a part of me and him just as there is a part of him in me. it >> he gave his that a life-changing gift. >> i donated the right lobe to my father in this is what remains in me. how lucky are we that the liver is something that completely regenerates? >> he happens to be the mayor of san pablo and shared his story on tiktok. back in 2021 doctors that his father was ill and needed a new liver. >> manwell had liver disease from fatty liver disease. he had a condition whe liver built up too much fat and then he developed cirrhosis from that and that is why he needed the liver transplant. >> he was put on a transplant list but it was going to be a

long wait. >> i learned about being a living donor and part of being a living donor as you can expedite the process for someone to receive a transplant. >> for that to happen he learned he had to lose weight. >> i started eating better, i started exercising more regularly. >> in three months he lost more than 50 pounds and to get ready to receive an organ his father -- >> he had lost about 50 pounds after his stomach stapling surgery. >> ucf doctors say it took a lot of work but in organ transplant was possible. >> at ucf we do about a hundred transplants a year and about 25 of those 150 air from living donors. >> manuals surgery was a success , he is grateful for that team of surgeons at ucsf and is grateful for his son. >> it saved my life. >> abel says it is the best gift he could have given his father.

>> i am fortunate and blessed i am in a position i can give back and give life to someone who gave me life. >> with father's day just around the corner we ask him how he feels. >> that god gave me another day of life and i am grateful to be here. >> in san pablo suzanne phan abc 7 news. >> so hard to file -- follow that up. >> a great father's day story. >> brings a tear to your eye. and what we will need for tomorrow is an extra layer? in some tissues if you listen to that one. >> i thought you were going to say a raincoat. a windbreaker for sure if you are heading to the beaches because it will be cool and windy here is a live look at satellite radar images looping over the last few hours. look at these fast moving clouds, we have a storm to our

north and that will bring us these cooler weather. it wins right now are not too bad in san francisco they are 36 miles per hour and they will be picking up overnight and will remain windy for the next couple days. a live shot from emeryville shows you that we have a clear view across the bay right now. in san francisco it is 57, oakland 59, mo cowan -- mountain view 61 san jose 61 palo alto 61 and mountain view at 55. this time looking from the bay bridge toll plaza still pretty busy out there. in santa rosa 58, we will also find upper 50's in the votto napa fairfield and concord. 60 in livermore and this time you'll see some of those clouds over downtown san francisco. here's what you need to know. it will be blustery and cooler for father's day and juneteenth. then it will be slightly warmer for the first day of summer.

average temperatures all of next week into next weekend for all of the pride events. here is the forecast animation, the clouds will be moving quickly and because of the winds getting stronger tomorrow we will only wake up to a few clouds. it may be a little bit of fog along the coast but that is it. by the afternoon plenty of sunshine. even though we are getting a lot of sunshine it is the winds from the northwest that will keep our temperatures cooler. it tomorrow afternoon wins anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour with the outlier being san francisco and point reyes. it will be stronger there and then notice they still remain very strong coming in from the northwest all the way through monday for juneteenth and all the festivities happening that day. lows will be in the mid-50's tonight for the most part. it will be breezy, san francisco 55, oakland a little milder at

58. tomorrow temperatures a little bit cooler for most everyone and mostly inland locations. will not see 80's, upper 70's. san jose dropped from 78 to 71. there will be a lot of sunshine and then half moon bay only 59. it santa rosa 78°. everybody a little bit cooler except at the beaches not too much chain there. here is a look at the week ahead. our average high is 79 and although we warm up a little bit midweek we really dropped on thursday and friday as another system moves into the bay area bringing us even cooler temperatures. here is the seven-day forecast. cooler for father's day and that is why you will need a windbreaker depending on where you are. still windy and cooler on monday and then summer starts officially on wednesday. that will be the warmest day of the week but we will be below

average and see a significant cool down towards the end of the week on thursday and friday. another area of low pressure comes in and then it will get really busy next weekend with all the pride events but temperatures will be cooler than average. >> at least he didn't say it was going to rain. we will take it i guess. >> i don't want to rate on anyone's parade. >> just a head check out this ancient find, a real sword. where it was found and just how old this treasure

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>> a piece of history dating back more than 3000 years has been unearthed in trinity, archaeologist found the sword at a burial site in bavaria. they believe it was left in a grave as a burial gift. experts say a sword like this with an octagon all handle made entirely from bronze is rare and

thought to be dated back to the end of the 14th century bce smack dab in the middle of the bronze age. a big day of baseball from college to the big leagues, let's get to chris alvarez with a preview of sports. >> coming up in sports stanford opens up the college world series with a wild game against week forest and the giants break up the bats given the dodgers the

>> after a thrilling extra inning win to open the series with the dodgers, san francisco rounded their winning streak to six with another win over l.a. on saturday. alex wood making his first start since may 31, looking good coming off a lower back strain. he went five scoreless innings, struck out for, just three hits allowed on 67 pitches. a nice start from him, brian crawford helping his batting average in a big way. base hit to write, scoring one and nothing giants. two batters later lamont junior the hanging breaking ball goes into the bullpen, he had three hits and 59 -- rpi.

davis injured his ankle earlier in the week in his first action since tuesday that is a grand slam to center. 10th of the year giants win 15 nothing the six wins in a row the teams largest margin of victory ever at dodger stadium. 80's hosting the phillies, oakland with a snap three-game losing streak bottom five scoreless until carlos perez solo blast to left-center fourth of the year. it is one nothing oakland fast-forward to the 11th inning bottom 11 a's down to in one perez ripping a double nothing into the left field we are tied at two. a's hoping to walk it off. a little pop to foul territory and edmundo soso, what a catch this was. oakland left 12 on base in the game still tied, a single up the middle. former a's christian scores the eventual game winning run. college world series opening rounded omaha stanford taking on wake forest.

malcolm moore taking one for the team hit by the pitch with the bases-loaded. it is one nothing stanford bottom to brock taking -- deep to left solo shot and we are all tied at one but stanford does respond, next inning carter graham a little blooper. right and it is going to fall. tommy is home cardinal up to 12 batters later carl trying to drop in another but just in johnson. at look at this catch. the defensive player game, but in the seventh lightning in the area causes an 88 minute weather delay. play would resume bottom eighth stanford up to and one the deacons doing damage. danny corona up the middle and week forest takes a three into lead. the go-ahead at the plate in the ninth and tommy troy brown's into the 43-game inning double play stanford falls three into and will faced tennessee in an

elimination game on monday. abc sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11, these containers may say maple syrup but that is not what was inside. the $150 million secret that someone tried to stash. plus, would you let in artificial intelligence chatbot cook up a pizza for you? we take you to a south bay pizzeria where you can

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>> president biden is taking his reelection campaign on the road. today he kicks things off in pennsylvania for a union rally, the white house was quick to say his visit would not interfere with traffic around the collapsed section of i-95 in philadelphia. in fact the president took an aerial tour. we are on the campaign trail. >> president biden in pennsylvania saturday touting his prolabor record and his first major political rally of his reelection campaign. >> we created 13 million new

jobs since i became president. the unemployment rate is down to a 50 year low. it cracks appearing in philadelphia before union members to make the case of his economic agenda boosting the middle class. >> it is about building an economy literally not figuratively from the bottom up in the middle out now the top down. when the middle class does well everybody does well. >> the president accepting the endorsement of the afl-cio which represent 60 unions and more than 12.5 one million you -- workers. this marks the earliest presidential endorsement ever for the powerful label group -- labor group. >> i am more honored by your endorsement then you can imagine coming this early. it is going to make a gigantic difference in this campaign. >> earlier the president took an aerial tour of the section of i-95 in philadelphia that collapsed last weekend. as far as he is concerned that there is no more important project in the country right now. >> i am directing my team, not

figuratively but literally to move heaven and earth to get this done as soon as humanly possible. >> today's event comes amid encouraging news with inflation cooling last month. the president is facing tough poll numbers. a recent abscess poll says the president's favorability is just 31%, down 15 points from the summer before the 2020 election. the president now focuses on raising money for his campaign. he is scheduled to travel to california next week for a series of fundraisers with more in chicago and maryland before the end of the month. abc7news, philadelphia. >> republican presidential candidate and florida governor ron desantis hit the campaign trail in nevada today. the civil state will be among the first four to host a presidential primary next year. desantis continued his war on woke and says the u.s. is off the rails. >> the leftist government is destroying cities all over our country.

it is destroying other states. i think what we are going to see in this election coming up is america has got to make a decision. we need to restore sanity in this country. >> he made no mention of fellow republican candidate former president donald trump. desantis is scheduled to visit sacramento on monday. the federal aviation administration is investigating after a united plane clipped the tale of a delta flight in boston. the united aircraft was taxiing to a holding area at the airport as it prepared to take off from boston to detroit. delta and united both say no customers or crew were injured. one customer said the incident felt like a slight earthquake after feeling the plain rock and forth. all customers were deplaned and eventually booked on other flights. now to a dramatic rescue caught on camera, a florida sheriff's deputy jumped into action to save a driver who got stuck in fast-moving floodwaters.

that deputies bodycam captured the moment both of them were nearly swept away. we do want to warn you this video may be upsetting to watch. into a drainage pipe and underneath for lanes of a highway. they were under for about 30 seconds when they were carried nearly one hundred feet of resurfacing on the other side of the break. fortunately the deputy in the driver did not suffer major injuries. at first glance they may look like maple syrup containers but what was inside, you would definitely not be putting on pancakes. someone tried to smuggle into new zealand more than 1500 pounds of math. the estimated value is $150 million. authorities say the shipment did come from canada and six people

are under arrest. sure, chatgpt is seen biggest thing since the iphone but the only way that could really be true is if it could somehow make a good pizza. abc7news reporter lauren martinez found one san jose pizzeria putting it to the test. >> for generations this pizza and pasta restaurant has served classic italian recipes in the south bay. now they are serving a pizza recipe generated by chatgpt. >> to a father's day pizza for me. in 10 seconds it whipped up a father's day pizza. >> the chatbot created a pizza loaded with different meats loaded with pepperoni bacon and sausage and sausage in the father's day classic. >> it called out for memphis barbecue sauce. >> he says it's been fun to see two worlds coming together, and old-school pizza restaurant and old technology. -- new technology. >> i thought this was really cool, it probably just grabbed a

lot of things and put together. >> he says those in the younger generation are ordering the ai pizza. >> alt-right see the if it does a good job. >> some will come in and say i want this owl pizza. >> he says once people add the word ai to anything people pay attention. >> i can use it in the pizza store. i can use it with companies like gm. i can use it with companies sending rockets to space. it is the catalyst for change and for better products and better services. >> at this pizza and pasta restaurant they say it represents the heart of the restaurant her parents started in mountain view years ago. something ai can't change. >> it won't come out to be the personalities that the owners have in the love of the customers. it will never happen like that. >> the ai pizza will be available on father's day and for the entire month of june.

in san jose lauren martinez abc7news. >> i am so curious about the taste. still ahead on abc7news at 11 a special night at ucsf children's hospital oakland. some kids got treated to the new pixar movie and that is not all. we will take you there. >> and we have partly cloudy skies right now over the bay bridge but skies are clearing because winds are going to pick up. i will h

>> the new pixar movie hit theaters this weekend but some of the special kids at ucsf children's hospital in oakland were treated to some extra special disney magic friday night. >> then we are going to give her big eyeballs right here. >> the sketching and art lessons are not the only reason these kids are smiling. >> we are here to see the new movie elemental.

>> friday some patients at the children's hospital in oakland and their families were treated to a visit from pixar animators in a special screening of the studio's latest film. it is characters with very big differences. discovering how much they have in common. >> make like a stream and go somewhere else. >> this is not your ordinary screening, it is the debut of the disney movie moments theater. which gives kids with different medical needs a way to experience movie magic without leaving the hospital. >> i have very low immunity and cannot go into theaters. >> the experience of the mobile movie theater is incredible because the color and everything about it, you really feel like you are at a movie theater. >> community events like this run deep with disney and bay area based pixar has had a long relationship with ucsf. >> we go back to toy story two

in 1999 this is our backyard. this is where we are from. this has a special place in her heart. >> disney has been doing this for a hundred years, walt disney himself used to visit hospitals and bring animators with him that was part of his outreach program. >> even after the screening is over patients will have access to the disney plus catalog to prolong that movie moments theater magic throughout their stay. >> thank you pixar for coming here and i am very excited. >> i love that. disney is the parent company of both pixar and abc 7. movie elemental is out in theaters now, it is so chilly maybe it is a good weekend to go to the theater. >> yeah head to the theater for father's day. wind is light right now but it will be picking up over the next few hours. here is a look. you are seeing 17 miles per hour in san francisco 28 in fairfield. overnight they will pick up and then tomorrow morning they will

start to be breezy and then in the afternoon it will get gusty anywhere from 20 to 30 miles may be more than that in san francisco and point reyes. that is why temperatures will be cooling down tomorrow. it will also push the clouds away so tonight slows will be generally in the mid 50's and some patchy fog along the peninsula coast and parts of the bay. tomorrow temperatures below average cooler than today with those windy conditions. 67 in oakland and 71 in san jose.

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>> after thursday's opening round of the 123rd u.s. open it looked like all the scoring records were going to be broken this week after major championship records were shot but since then the country club has played tough. who would be the player to make the biggest run on moving day to get a decision, a little biggest move today and did it late. his approach on 17, 196 yards

out and watch this, it's going to find the bottom of the cup. eagle moves him from four to six under par. here is scheffler now for a birdie on 18. he is going to bury it in finishes with 268 in fourth place just three back heading into sunday. rory mcilroy birdie on 14 moved him to nine under par he is one back in the second to last pairing tomorrow. wyndham clark paired with rickie fowler in the final group how to lead through most of the front nine on 12, misplaced a chip. that is not good and then on 17 has to take an unplayable dropping shots on both more from him on a moment. ricky fowler has led after both rounds thus far 69 feet off the front of the green. a birdie and a two shot lead. just rolled in. back to clark on 18. approach to the 491 yard apart for hits the pin.

he would birdie and under par, fowler for par on 18 to take the solo lead heading into sunday. he bogeys and missed it. clark and fowler are tied for the lead at 10 under tomorrow's final round should be nothing short of fireworks with all these great players at top. earlier this week the warriors named mike conley as the team's new gm he takes over for bob myers who helped architect eight dynasty. a busy week ahead and he leads that monday after thursday's -- you'll see that on abc seven. the warriors currently hold the 19th overall pick. will there be a blockbuster trade on draft night? several reports say the wizards are exploring options to trade their three slime all-star guard with phoenix and miami looking as top candidates in a potential deal. portland at paypal park in san jose.

the first half score in the first -- jeremy hits the crossbar and hits it hard. i think the fans and everyone thought he scored, he did not. scoreless into the second half 40 seventh minute portland on the attack they were so close to scoring but daniel, the save and access denied. this ends in a nail nail drop. the bay area panthers improved to eight and four with a 15 point win in las vegas today taking sole possession of the lead in the western division. here at sports director larry beil with more on the team bring the roar to the indoor football league. >> remaining. >> in indoor football stopping an offense of drive is like getting a turnover and that is where darren comes in. the linebacker lives up to his name with his hunger to win on a team with championship

potential. >> is never about the opponent it is always about us and how good are we going to execute and come together and how much effort are we going to come out and play with. if we come out and do what we do we know for a fact at the end of the day there is no that can play with us. >> the patterns offense triggered by -- who took on a bigger leadership role hosting james. >> it was a hard week for us but we found that energy to rally around one another. i think through the darkness of it it builds our team in a way. it rallied our team together and allowed us to play for each other and play for one another. >> i have felt he was can routinely score 60 points per game so this is nonstop action and then after the game's fans get up close and personal with the players. >> what's your name? that's my name bro. >> we love the fans and fan interaction because it's more than football. i appreciate you guys coming

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