>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: know deadly shooting in downtown san francisco ahead of a -- now a deadly shooting in downtown san francisco ahead of a very busy weekend. kumasi: a tragic ending to search of the submersible exploring the titanic. what we know as a rescue shifts

to a recovery mission. reggie: and a north bay man who has done this deep dive web and a dozen times shares his perspective. kumasi: pride weekend is finally here. -- we have keeping everybody safe as you celebrate. welcome to friday, june 23. drew: we this morning. a live look from the exploratory in camera. there is drizzle on the coast line. there is an indication we are in store for a cooler than average june afternoon out there. . temperatures are not as -- out there.

temperatures are not as chilly as they were earlier. 10:00 a.m. we are cloud there and the rain is overhead as we head into the afternoon, clouds pull back to the coast but it is another cool june afternoon. 60's and mid 70's with the breeze picking up later today. we will have that forecast coming up. drew: kumasi: -- kumasi: are investigating after a man was shot and killed at the bart station at san francisco. around 8:30 p.m. they found man with gunshot wounds and he went to the hospital and later died. while investigators are piecing together what happened, witnesses say this situation is -- >> i see a young lady saying how beautiful she is. and next thing you know her boyfriend stood up and then he

is shot in the chest twice you know. kumasi: this an isolated incident. they say there is no threat to recovery. -- to the public. reggie: individuals are trying to find more clues to the inclusion of the titanic -- after days of searching all five people on the sub died. the u.s. navy likely heard the implosion on sunday the day the sub lost contact with the surface. jobina: but we understand that experts confirmed to abc news is that the deep sound was likely the implosion. they passed

guard. pieces were found yesterday morning 1600 eight from the front of the titanic. they say it it imploded sunday not long after it departed into the sea. they say there was possibly a failure in the subsystem after encountering intense water pressure. >> the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the chamber. jobina: there were going to tour the ocean floor to see the titanic. ocean gate that owns the sub released a statement saying they grieve the loss of life and called all men on board true explorers. the main objective of the search crew now is to find as much debris as possible to figure out what exactly went wrong here. and they will try to recover the remains of the people on board and that is unfortunately not likely to happen now. kumasi: with this dominating headlines all week, we want to get a better idea of what it is like an side --

inside a submersible. we set down with an individual who did 17 submersible dives to the wreckage. >> al giddings experienced as an underwater cinematographer. his knowledge of ocean submersibles is valuable at a time where the rest of us know so little about how they operate underwater. and implosion, he explains, is the reverse of an explosion. >> this happens as opposed to this >> and implosion is under those pressures. it was very forgiving considering the other possibilities of how they might have died, it was less tragic. >> 4650 feet to the times, he is done this with the operation of academy sciences.

he spent up to 20 hours at a time shooting documentaries and also the titanic with director james cameron. it was made of titanium and the walls 4.5 inches thick and the titan had a fiber carbon construction. >> there is not one is way more capable of the debt. >> he was surprised that well-known french diver was in the submersible. and robert ballard discovered the titanic wreckage in 1985. >> he would have known the shortcomings of that design. >> they likely could not have survived the freezing temperatures inside for a long period of time which he, himself have experienced. >> at the end of 21 hours it would be in the 30's. we would have layered on all of the clothing because of the

direct duration. >> excursions he says the submersible was likely stressed. >> it would show signs of fatigue in time during this compression and decompression process. i think the people in the know would say this is unfortunately a disaster waiting to happen. reggie: been underway in san francisco all month long. we will ramp up this weekend ahead of the parade on our getz street. city crews are preparing. we are live in san francisco this morning. gloria: good morning, right now we are live near city hall. you can see behind me they have already set up the stage here. they are getting ready for all of the pride celebrations that are going on this weekend. and yesterday, as abc 7 captu crews putting up barricades on market street for the pride

parade. many streets in san francisco will be closed until the parade is over. some closures have already started with her coming today. organizers are estimating about half a million people will visit san francisco for pride. the parade will go on market to a street for a celebration here at sid -- civic center. and we talked with the -- is tracking about 500 anti-lgbtq+ bills. >> i think this year, san francisco pride will draw the line on market street. you can come join us and say you are for human rights for all lgbtq people. you are either with us or you are against us because there is no moderate position when it comes to human rights for our community. that is the position for pride. we will make a huge statement sunday.

gloria: there are other festivities planned around pride this weekend including the trans march. it starts at 11:00 in the morning and the march is at 6:00 p.m.. -- this festivities start at o -- started 11:00 in the morning and the marches at 6 p.m.. and there are several weddings going on in till mid -- noon. this is 10 years after california resumed a sex marriages. abc 7 news. a lot of fun planned for the weekend. reggie: it is exciting and i think that dog behind you is barking excessively. i think he is getting rides. gloria: it is that type of morning. everyone is taking their dog out. reggie: abc 7 news is the only place you can see the san francisco pride parade broadcast live. our true will be there. the coverage starts at 10 a.m.

sunday and we will be on abc 7 news.com pride or wherever used freeman abc 7. drew: this is a typical weather in california. we have sunshine in the afternoon after some drizzle. parade sunday we have morni fog. the cloud cover breaks down in the day. we see sunshine around noon. the have a lot of sunshine for much of the parade on sunday. enjoy what you're doing for this pride weekend. live doppler pushing off to the east, we have a low pressure. but we have the effect of that giving is cool of -- cool temperatures this afternoon. here is a live look from the exploratorium camera. we have cloud cover early on with a break for sunshine. everywhere except the coast line will be in the fog today.

cool for june in the 60's and low 70's. you're not getting a trick play for you this month but it is cool for this time of year. 60's and mid 70's with a breeze picking up this afternoon. lighter conditions over the weekend and minor warming on sunday. take a look at the seven-day forecast coming up. jobina: starting with traffic. these are nice because it is friday. we do not expect anything to bother your commute. we will let you know if anything changes. here is a live picture showing you san mateo bridge with the -- no wind advisory or blocking issue to talk about and note mass transit delay either. great news if you need to go anywhere this morning. and we have the headlights traveling in the westbound direction. here is a sign of true friday. tracy to dublin is about ready for minute ride. not bad at all. kumasi: a dramatic show of

disdain. the people at the theater are voicing their opinion. reggie: a call for peace with signs in san francisco involving the multiple shootings over the past several weeks. kumasi: bay area police chief forging her own path forward. reggie: a live look outside it is 5:11 and we will be right back. ♪ i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you're taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away.

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man. when they went into the home they found that man's 76-year-old mom and a dog dead. abc 7 news spoke with the neighbor but his live next door more than three decades. >> it's a tragic thing to happen. it is a shame because it was a beautiful family. beautiful neighbors. kumasi: so sad. the 84-year-old man was hurt but will be physically ok. they will have a town hall meeting sometime between now and july 2. reggie: organizers are hanging piste -- peace posters around san francisco encouraging individuals to sign them. that is after the gun battle between two cars leaving six people including four bystanders hurt. >> events like this can be a tragedy. but it does not have to stay as something sad. it is an opportunity where light

can be shined. we hope to cultivate the heart of the community of the bay area to come together in a time like this to make a determination for peace in our communities as well. reggie: the issue of gun violence is getting attention on capitol hill. mike thompson joined other members of congress to call out those who only speak about gun violence in mass shootings but failed to take meaningful action. >> they speak out on it and then all of a sudden, they are nowhere to be seen or pass legislation. >> citizenship has obligations and duties, to keep each other safe and make sure other people's rights are respected. the bottom line is we are failing that in america. reggie: according to the gun violence archive there's been more than 20,000 deaths in the u.s. from gun violence just this year. kumasi: this week we marched --

mark juneteenth. all this month we are celebrating black culture, freedom and resilience. in the east bay a woman is making history as the first black woman to lead uc berkeley police. she has about 140 officers and staff. she says she feels loved and honored as the first black woman in many if not all of her roles that has not always been the case. >> there were many times in my career where it was made evident and obvious where of is not welcome at the table but you cannot buy those things deter you. kumasi: after more than 22 years in public service she is not let anything do terror her even an insurrection. on that day, the capital place -- security detail for congressional leadership. she rose to the acting chief becoming the first black woman to lead capitol police. >> i want to say that i was able

to endure. i was successful at opening doors for others. i am excited to see what my next chapter looks like here at u.c. berkeley pd. kumasi: i got to ask her what she was most excited about in the role. she said she wants to make sure that their actions align with their words and they lead with a compassionate heart. a heart of service. it was really inspiring talking to her and thinking about her journey. she spent many years at u.s. capitol police and to think about that moment where all of us were here watching the insurrection unfold. she is working. she said you are trained, but you are never really ready for something like this. for her to be elevated to lead at a time like that was so challenging for her, but she said it is our faith that sustains her and her family who has what it heard.

she felt like she was ready to take that on and now she is ready to lead uc berkeley police. reggie: that is very interesting. i did not know that. kumasi: it has definitely been a journey. she said she is happy to be here and that so many people and women of color have reached out to her after seeing her in a minute addition and asking her around -- about the career field and feel encouraged to pursue that when it is not really a field where -- you want to see and need to see more women and people of color. jobina: is this online right now? kumasi: yes. jobina: all right. kumasi: check out the whole thing. drew: the most important thing to know with pride is when it will warm up. not this weekend but next weekend we have warm weather on the west coast including the bay area. we see above average temperature not this weekend, but the following weekend.

as we head into july we see a pattern chain -- change but for now we have june gloom. we have fog and cool -- cool for june. sunny and mild here is the wind forecast with the wind picking up once again. the wind guesting 15-30 miles per hour. reinforcing the cool june air for another day. mid-60's and mid-70's. breezy today and cloudy coast sunshine away from the coast. we have the clouds come back in tonight with overcast skies and temperatures dropping into the 50's. pride forecast, similar story into the weekend where it is cloudy to start an sunshine in the afternoon. in san francisco, we wake up and we have fog over the city but sun will appear around 11 a.m. noon and we have a sunny afternoon with temperatures in the low 60's. here is the seven-day forecast.

in cloud and drizzle right now. writer skies as we hadn't -- brighter skies as we head into the weekend. and then it warms up as we have numbers closer to average by tuesday and wind day. above average late next week -- tuesday and wednesday. above average late next week. jobina: a quick traffic update for you. we began in san jose with 101 though my view. clear conditions. no blocking issues. slower northbound on 880 in oakland and this is at the coliseum camera. it is a heavier flow of traffic. i'm checking to see if there's a river of trash but so far there is not. for this round of drive times everything is green on the board and on time. kumasi: seven things to know this morning. reggie: a san francisco artist says getting help from the city is hopeless. an issue they are

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details but they say it is no threat to the public. reggie: crews will continue to search the seafloor with clues on the titan submersible implosion. yesterday debris was found not far from the wreckage of the titanic. there were no survivors. kumasi: city council is considering restricting public comments during city council meetings. this is after several incidences of people calling into a meeting to make anti-semitic comments. reggie: the reopen today. crews have been working around-the-clock since the portion of the road has collapsed. drew: we have temperatures co for june in the 60's and 70's. that continues into pride weekend. we have sunshine around noon for the parade on sunday. jobina: no issues with the

commute this morning. we have a live picture from the richmond bridge. kumasi: final preparations happening for sunday's san francisco pride parade. barricades were on market street yesterday and public transit is the best way to get there. and there's extra support from other transpo we will have live coverage at 10:00 a.m. wherever you watch abc seven. to a story you only seen here, as san francisco residents as he does not know what to do after him and says for calls to three want -- unsuccessful calls 2311 and the city. reggie: debris is scattered elvin -- everywhere two weeks before a big art show. he was on site with the business owner and shows us the struggle. >> it is these items. >> i am not sure what to do next. >> that has san franciscan

charles begging the city for help. >> it is unattainable and the garbage seems to be multiplying by the day. >> he has an art studio or gallery called america. messenger on the third floor of the soma building. the back door entrance to his elevator is blocked by the debris. >> it has literally been blocking it for more than a month. >> he says and un-house woman has set up outside something that those in the neighborhood also acknowledge and we witnessed it when we arrived. even though we thought this was trash, the woman claims the items have -- belong to her and no cleanup has taken place. >> it feels like the subject has more rights than i do. the agency will come out and bequeath her and then leave. >> one thing that is noticeable being out here is the terrible smell of these items as if they

have been sitting here for a long period of time. the department of public works did not get back to us but the fire department tells abc 7 they have submitted a fire invention can about the situation. police told us that no actionable crime has been committed even though other un-housed individuals in the neighborhood told me that drugs are being used here. >> is an active fentanyl camp out there. >> he has filed a restraining order against the woman and deputies have served her today but he is unsure if that will do anything. he is hosting a special art show july 4, you can see his artwork on creation after the other and additional artists will soon be bringing in their works of art as well. >> i have to have that access and elevator access to do business here. >> he says not being able to access the elevator could impact the show andy he is now just -- and he is now just hoping for help. >> abc7news.

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friday, june 23. reggie: we start with the forecast. drew: we have a live look with the san jose camera. overcast skies. temperatures a few degrees warmer than this time yesterday. beginning the morning in the mid-50's and low 60's now in the south bay. let's plan the day hour-by-hour and watch the cloud cover break down this morning. 10:00 a.m. we see we have a lot of clouds to deal with overhead. in the afternoon we see sunshine away from the coast. it is a mainly cloudy day. another day we have temperatures that are cool with bid 60's low 70's today. we checked the forecast coming up in a minute. and let's check in with traffic with jobina. jobina: good news everything is in the grain. around 14 miles per hour to travel west bound 580. speeds pick up quickly after that.

a live look from the bay bridge toll plaza the meter lights are not on yet and we will watch that for you. and san jose looks like a clear ride along 280. reggie: we are ready for pride. are you? the final prep is underway for san francisco pride parade. you may have noticed that on the way leaving the house this morning. and we are live for anything you need to know for a fun filled weekend. gloria: good morning, you know, there's going to be plenty of celebrations here at city hall today as well. 250 couples will be getting married here at city hall in a special lgbtq+ ride celebration. that is going on -- pride celebration. that is going on today. and preparations are underway for the pride parade this weekend. abc 7 captured crews as they were putting up barricades outside as they get ready.

sunday is one of the largest pride celebrations in the organizers are estimating half of a million people will visit san francisco for pride. the parade will go along and to a street for celebration at the civic center. crews that were putting up street blockades were in full force yesterday. some of the closures have already started with more coming today. we talked to sf pride director suzanne ford on abc seven at 7:00 this week about the many festivities this weekend. >> friday as the trans march and we take a dog -- day offer that and then we keep working. on saturday i want everyone to know to come out to the civic center because princess nokia will arrive and we need everyone to show up on saturday. gloria: public transit agencies are providing extra service on

sunday for pride. bar trade-ins and the san francisco ferry will have extra trips on the oakland and alameda routes. caltrain is adding four trains that will run northbound into the city and muni is rerouting three lines around civic center plaza because of the parade. that is five fulton, 19 pull, and 27 bryant. the detours are in effect all weekend. keep that in mind if you come out for pride festivities for the as far as the marriage ceremonies going on today this is 10 years after california resume to same-sex marriage. live in san francisco, abc7news. reggie: a reminder abc 7 is the only place where you can see the san francisco pride parade broadcast live. our crew will be there the coverage starts at 10 a.m. sunday. we will also be on at

abc7news.com/ride or wherever you stream abc 7. kumasi: san jose businesses are hoping to get a boost with the block parties that draw businesses downtown. they had their first block party that brought in a impressive amount of people into the area. the area in general has been quieter than businesses would like. abc7news spoke with an owner saying that the events will be key to have a success. >> that is the number one thing drawing people downtown. having something to do. if we do not have events there is not much going on but if we draw people to come they will come in and have a good time. >> the local businesses create the tax pace that provide services to the neighborhoods across the area. kumasi: the night market is one event that will happen weekly throughout the summer. you can catch it every thursday through the end of august. reggie: a group opposed to the changes coming to san francisco

castro theatre is getting their voices heard in a creative way. yesterday they had a mock funeral outside of the theater. multiple agencies have signed off on a plan to have operators of the theater remove the existing seats. the seat have been a sticking point between the operator and local residents who say this eats are historic. they filled the room as a -- removal of the seats will take away from the landmark and film culture of the theater. castro theater is one of the oldest theaters in san francisco. this year marks the one 31st anniversary since it opened the doors. kumasi: city council is making changes after a series of anti-semitic comments in the council meetings. >> i want to point out that -- is responsible for a lot of that -- things in this world. kumasi: city council members have condemned the comment saying they do not represent the city values. councilmember kevin wilke who is

jewish said it is hard to interrupt with people for colors when they are interrupted and because of free speech laws. >> we cannot do a lot about that. we can give a warning and you can cut off for things like vulgarity without warning, but there is a lot of latitude with freedom of speech. kumasi: one possible solution proposed by wilke and another councilmember would be to end online public comment and require anyone wanting to speak to a p or before the council in person. reggie: today is a second day of a two day hearing in a train durant met in ohio that least hazardous chemicals in the air february. the engineer raised concerns about the size of the train for the disaster but the yard master pushed big concern to the side and said this is what they want. during ntsb hearing yesterday they said following that are around men he said he did not know the train was carrying toxic chemicals and his team did not have her -- proper

equipment. >> i'm concerned about everybody around and our first responders for long-term health concerns. hopefully -- we hope we do not find anything but unfortunately some operably will. reggie: many residents were evacuated because of the toxic air and many were left for months because of fear for their health. kumasi: the investigation into the deadly shooting on the senate alec alban the rest. he is facing a new charge facing -- new evidence. he is stepping down next month. jobina: blots to unpack here. in terms of the investigator alec baldwin's team argued that the person who violated the state concert is ocean -- constitution for being a legislator and serving in another branch of government, that is a separate issue. we have a new court filing where prosecutors are using weapon supervisor hannah gutierrez read for passing drugs to someone the day of the shooting. the accusation comes after a

court filing says that they -- he was drinking and smoking erawan a -- marijuana during the evening of rest and was likely hung over on the day of the shooting. her lawyer called this retaliatory a and vindictive. in his own filing yesterday he revealed he was accidentally in looted on an emailed to the d.a. from her lead investigator slamming the law enforcement. she is the only person still facing charges in the shooting that killed cinematographer -- hutchins. she plans to plead guilty to all of the charges. kumasi: new technology to fight wildfire. we look at what is being developed to cut down the risk. and verse we have a check on the forecast. drew: take a look at the calendar best last month with san jose. the temperatures have been nothing but below average for much of the month. we had two days so far this

month, the third and the fourth the first weekend of june where temperatures were above average. look at this three we are nearly three weeks with temperatures not able to make it above average. it has been a cool month not only in san jose but in the entire bay area. and live doppler shows that cool temperatures continue today with a low pushing to the east. we are under the influence of its fuller weather pattern and its marine layer right now. a live look from the south beach camera. cloudy skies breaking early on with sunshine along the coast later today. temperatures below average in the 60's and mid 70's. the breeze will pick up later today gusting 15-30 miles per hour. and onshore flow reinforcing the cooler than average error. and looking at the pride forecast. a cloudy start and then we have gray cloud cover and then we

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discrimination. >> a balloon company was comfortable putting together a package for rainbow balloons for our event. we are fighting for equal opportunity for housing in our community. >> over 400 pieces of legislation have been introduced better anti-lgbtq. >> this individual says he is fighting for rights on the state and national level. >> back into thousand eight voters eliminated proposition h. that a limited -- the rights of -- >> if the serene court were to overrule the marriage equality decisions the marriage right for same-sex in jeopardy in california. >> every human being hopes to be in a loving, committed relationship. it is fundamental as human dignity as in life. >> alex hosted a pride event. >> it is important to have small events like this where we

recognize seven incredible individuals and organizations. >> one organizer described prying month as a celebration and a fight. >> it is like yes, i am out there are people fighting for my rights and making me feel visible. >> abc 7 news. kumasi: advocates and lawmakers in the country gather here in san francisco to fight for lgbtq+ rights. this was san francisco prides first ever human rights some make at the commonwealth club in california. it is to strategize against ways to push back against the nearly 500 bills taking aim at anti-lgbtq+ rights. >> i feel safe and more excepted living here. i am more likely to pass here because people care a lot less about what gender you are. >> people do come here to be who they are. i came here to be who i was. i knew that from a young child

that i could be here today i could be me. kumasi: executive director of sf pride it said it was learning ways to support those fighting in the states hit hardest by hate. reggie: at a time when many stores are closing in downtown san francisco one major retailer will open a flagship store on market street. yesterday ikea installed a massive rainbow welcome mat in front of their new store to celebrate pride. the store and food call will be the first of its kind in the u.s. in the coming months. gma first look at amazon, target, and walmart are going head-to-head with big summer deals next month. >> in this morning stan may 1 look retailers going ted -- head-to-head with summer savings from electronics, patio furniture, kids clothing and mako -- makeup. >>

retailers. some consumers will want to be quick about shopping when these events roll around. >> target, walmart, amazon others promising season savings for christmas in july. >> there will be offers if they are trying to match amazon's competitive deals. households looking to pickup good deals on this cities you may see that mixed in with a good prices on laptops and pieces of furniture and other things like that. >> coming up at 7:00 how you can save big. with your gma first look i am elizabeth, abc news washington. kumasi: today is national hydration day. two days after the official start of summer but time is perfect to remember to replace the minerals we lose when we sweat. our bodies are made up of primarily water and the general guidance is we should be drinking glasses of water every day. reggie: [laughter]

i heard jobina say oh. it national take your dog to work day. we didn't know about this until it was too late. this is offensive. i could have brought booster in. that would have been helpful to me because i am by myself right now. anyway -- kumasi: [laughter] reggie: this promotes the importance of shelters. studies show pets can reduce stress and anxiety and increase productivity. kumasi: when booster here -- was here it was the best day. reggie: he was laying down over here and when he wasn't you were wrangling him. drew: and kumasi gave him the best treats and the highest quality. kumasi: spoiling him. reggie: he has not had things like that since. drew: there is an architecture

-- arm here. yesterday they had a window with all the dogs. i was like what is happening here and now it makes sense. reggie: it was the summer hours. drew: i want to work with all those doggies. reggie: they work so hard for their money. drew: so hard but if you make a mistake the consequences are. jobina: an earthquake and a shake bacon things go down. drew: i give them a two a three. jobina: you go to work and bring the dog. abc7news.com we are just mad -- reggie: we are just mad. jobina: can you tell? drew: i'm trying to work from home. here is a look outside. here is the camera it is cloudy out there this morning. we have the morning drizzle in spots and the fog breaks later

today. we continue the pattern of cool june weather. heading into the weekend less cloud cover in the morning and brighter cloud conditions and after -- -- brighter son coming through the afternoon. in the cool june continues. we showed you the map of san jose and the month and only today so far this month with above average temperatures. today we continue the below-average trend. 60's and 70's today. anywhere from 4-12 degrees below average ms. time of year. -- this time next year -- this time thiof year. probably change as we move into july. wind is at 15-30 miles per hour. we have son today over june breezy afternoon 60's and 70's for the daytime high. overnight the cloud cover rolls in and we see the numbers in the

low and mid 50's. here is the seven-day forecast. morning cloud and drizzle right now and been sunshine later. and then a minor warm-up and clear for the weekend. the fog breaks that for sunshine around noon with temperatures in the 60's. warm weather comes our way next week and we will track the warm-up coming up. jobina: going back to the bay bridge toll plaza because the metering light is on they came on at 5:41. it may not look like it but the easy ride into san francisco especially in the westbound the tail lights traveling southbound and no problems to report in that area either. tracy to dublin at 36 minutes. no issues with mass transit this morning. reggie: new at 6:00, the cost of your commute how much you will have to pay to get across the golden next weekend. kumasi: and the bay bridge road

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kumasi: welcome back. baton amiss vehicles are making headlines in san francisco and not for good reasons. robo taxi is being hotly debated as they occasionally have problems. they have been reporting on unexpectedly stopping at intersections and according to the fire chief they encounter one robo taxi every day. they say at some point this may have a deadly consequence. >> the biggest concern is that someone will get severely injured or killed because we cannot properly respond to an incident or if they get in the

way of an incident we really have gotten lucky so far, but it is only a matter of time before something really catastrophic happens. kumasi: yesterday a panel in san francisco looked at california's reporting on a taunt amiss vehicles.there is a highly regulated program that companies are participating in and they are collecting data. one of the panelists pointed out that while crashes get the most attention there are other issues with the self-driving vehicles. >> they really need to be separated from the traffic impact as well because some traffic do not necessarily produce crash but they produce safety problems and interactions with others. kumasi: next week the cali public utilities commission will take up whether to allow them to expand their robo taxi operations in san francisco. they concurrently run overnight for general public riders.

and they would like to expand to 24/7. reggie: pg&e is showing off new tech saying that will help with wildfire response. there is a drone that will direct -- detect fires. and they will put new power lines on the ground. they say the lines limit the risk of powerline falling and catching fire. but some wildfire -- are skeptical that this will mitigate wildfires. they say without -- for state they do not feel anything confident will change. >> it is difficult for folks to understand that these are darts on a dartboard to see what will work. via trial and error. or if there is real science that is driving this. reggie: that man is a victim of the 2017 north bay tubs fire. pg&e reached a multimillion dollar settlement in that. he thinks the state needs to

monitor pg&e to make sure they invest safely. drew: 5:56 if you're getting your pooch outside to take them for a walk. the next couple hours will be cool with the marine layer. temperatures slowly warming. we have cloud cover overhead. breezy and cool for june in the 60's and 70's. kumasi: making history at the nba draft the twins born in the bay area going to different team for the first time in their lives. reggie: campaign to connect san jose. the investment the city is making to keep graduates local after finishing college. >> we love the parade and all of the outfits, but what happens when all of that is on? -- gone? no that we celebrate pride 365, 24, at abc 7. >> happy bride. kumasi: happy pride everyone. >> happy pride everyone.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. kumasi: a deadly shooting in downtown san francisco. the victim collapsing in the plaza of a bart station. what we are learning about this investigation. reggie: