weekend in san francisco. everything from big public parties to personal celebrations. julian: one of the biggest celebrations of pride and inclusion in the country taking over the city. ama: it will culminate with the pride on sunday. cornell barnard is live at civic center plaza where they are putting everything together. cornell: hey, happy pride you guys. the countdown is on. pride is taking shape in san francisco especially here in civic center was a, where the final touches are coming together for pride fest on saturday and sunday. music, food and drink in once will -- place. police are trying to make sure it is safe. >> i cannot wait for it. i have fun every year. it is a blast being in the parade. cornell: christina ashton says

the pride celebrations everything. the pride festival mainstage is taking shape in civic center plaza, where a big lineup of performers will uplift a crowd saturday and sunday. the police chief wants pride to be amazing and safe for everyone. >> this is about community unity, inclusiveness. it really shows what our city is all about. we want to make sure is a great event and everyone is safe. cornell: every available officer will be on duty, to provide security for one of the largest pride parades in the world, upwards of half a million people are expected to take part. while there are no specific rights against the celebration, police say there is an increased level of concern. >> with increased rhetoric that we have seen nationwide, we are on alert for that. we do want to make sure we keep are lgbtq community safe. cornell: drag demonstrations across the country have captured

headlines including anti-lgbtq legislation debated in several states aimed at rolling back rights for the queer community. the pride festival director says san francisco is no place for hate. >> you are either with us or against us. there is no moderate position when it comes to human rights for our community. that is our job at sf pride. we will make a huge statement. cornell: the message is celebrate diversity, inclusiveness, and celebrate pride. >> what is your message this year? >> always, love, and move forward. cornell: and pride f civic center is free, saturday and sunday. the holy see if you're out celebrating with a -- police say if you're out celebrating, take care of each other. if you see something unusual outside, of doors anywhere, say something. don't forget to say happy pride. live in san francisco, cornell

barnard abc7 news. ama: thank you so much. hundreds of couples celebrated a milestone in the fight or same-sex marriage by 10 be not at san francisco -- by tying the knot at san francisco city hall. san francisco resumed weddings that same day for same-sex couples. >> it is important for people in other parts of the country, in small towns and red states to see couples like us getting married, celebrating pride, and knowing that they are not alone. ama: it is estimated 250 couples were married today. julian: pride festivities kicked off this morning with the annual trans brunch, pairing from generations of trans people so they can share a meal. it is a chance for older generations to share their story for -- with their transitions and fighting for acceptance, giving hope for future generations. >> when i can see people who are

elders in the community, finally there is a light that clicked for us, life was possible. julian: the festivities continue this afternoon in a packed dolores park. the is the -- big event this evening is the trans march, making it the 20th anniversary. it will go along dolores street and marcus -- market street, ending with a big rally. ama: what is the weather going to be like for these events? julian: that is the big question. sandhya patel has a look at the forecast. sandhya: it is going to be nice. it's going to start out with some cloud cover. let's look at a cloud -- a life picture. you are seeing sunshine, first thing is the pride parade gets underway, it will begin like this, as you look at live doppler 7 there are clouds. the clouds have been going in and out at san francisco. as we look at the parade forecast, you'll notice, low

clouds at 9:00 a.m., d7 by noon, 59 and peaks of son showing through. at 10:30, you will see peaks of blue sky. in afternoon, 63, partly cloudy. at 6:00 p.m., breezy and cloudy, 58. it's easier to warm up having layers on vent to cool off. we know that june gloom is part of tradition in the bay area. it's going to be fine for the parade. ama: thank you so much. 's parade starts at market and be street's. the big party is at civic center plaza. public transit agencies are providing services on sunday. bart is running more trains and will operate from adm to midnight -- 8 a.m. to midnight. caltrans is adding four northbound trains, to reroute three lines to civics plaza.

those detours are inffect all weekend. abc7 is e only place you can see the sanrancisco pride parade.we will also be on abc7 s --abc7news.com. julian: where working to make this place a better bay area. the finishing touches are being what in place for a san jose project,nd is now a few weeks away from welcomi fir resident. our southbay reporter zachfuentn that is hoping to change lives. zach: volunteers work to prepare these 90 units prepared for residents. these are for people 55 or up who experienced homelessness. each piece of furniture is lovingly put in place. this woman is one of those volunteers, who was been following the progress for a

year. >> to see it finished and painted and staged for people to come, it's exciting. zach: it broke ground in august 2021. the services are provided by this nonprofit, assisted by nonprofit and private partners, and received funding from voter measures in supportive housing. each resident is referred by the housing office, their rent subsidized by the housing authority based on income. >> a resident earns $900 a month they will contribute a third to their rent. the housing authority will subsidize the rent. if a resident does not earn that much, maybe they are earning $200 a month, they will pay a portion of their income towards rent. zach: each unit is outfitted with what is needed including furniture and cooking supplies. more than providing a place to live, the site hopes to provide community through common areas like this dog park, community kitchen. >> we may have documentary

nights, bingo nights, karaoke is a popular activity in our communities. zach: the first residence are set to sign leases in july. the santa clara county regional director says the hope is that this community will be a model for an effective solution. >> what we have seen across the community, 95% of people who move into supportive housing are able to stabilize and maintain their homes andrive in their new communities -- thrive in their new communities. ama: activity happening along a narrow one-way street in san francisco is causing problems. years of complaints over drug dealing, public defecation and substance abuse are falling on deaf ears. the trouble spot is willow street. we hit the streets in the neighborhood, and here is what city leaders are sing our hurdles. -- saying our hurdles. reporter: it is hard to believe

that driving through venice and willow street's we are blockeds -- blocks away from city hall. >> it is frustrating that we have to witness this chaos every single day. zach: tent after tent, open drug dealing, drug use and a whole host of other safety issues. >> a man throwing knives in front of our door. reporter: are what residents of one condo complex say they have been dealing for years, despite reporting right -- reporting regularly. >> my neighbors have been doing so. after we hosted many never got back to us. they just closed the ticket, without doing anything. >> i do feel helpless. reporter: an employee of a restaurant at venice showed us the bars installed at the front doors after problems. >> i call the police every single day. it never changes. reporter: i reached out to the

department of emergency management, to ask what was being done with willow street. the city's attorney's office sent a statement saying there's only so much they can do, citing a preliminary induction order from the district court, prohibiting laws on sitting or lying on public property, against involuntary homeless individuals. they can offer services to the on house. as long as the homeless are not obstructing the right-of-way they can remain in place. which is why after we witnessed a street cleaning effort on friday morning. >> after two hours everyone comes back again reporter: residents have been reaching out to their supervisor who sent to be this statement, saying, he is lobbing for comedic -- lobbying for community ambassadors and demanding that the mayor fix things fast. as for jay, when she bought her condo, on the surroundings look like this she and her family have been trying to leave.

>> 2022 we tried to sell our unit, but we cannot sell it. reporter: they say change needs to happen soon not only for the family but for the city as a whole. >> it used to be a popular place for people who want to live in the city, in this beautiful condo, now it is not the same anymore. julian: gin angel, the oakland bay year who died during a robbery. we hear the reaction from her friends who want to continue the mission for a formative justice. ama: michael finney joins us to

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julian: san francisco police made an arrest and the connection to a deadly shooting near the bart shooting. police arrested crawford of sacramento, they found him inside a taxi with the young woman in the mission district. the shootings and isolated incident after the men give a compliment to a woman crawford was with. san francisco's district attorney has not pursued charges against a man arrested in sunday's shooting at the embarcadero. police arrested the 33-year-old pittsburgh man on five gun charges, he was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. the d.a. announced it has decided to discharge the case as the investigation continues. the man was in the black suv being pursued and fired at by a white sedan. the car spread from pier 39 down the embarcadero, resulting in a

total of six people being injured, four bystanders. prosecutors scrapped the case as complex. it remains as an open active investigation. ama: a teenager died, -- charged with robbery attempt. 19-year-old birch was driving the getaway car when another person grabbed angels purse. angel was dragged and died two days later. he was involved in a second robbery. angel believed in restorative justice. her friends release the group statement that reads, steps need to be taken to ensure that those who caused this horrendous violence against her do not harm other people and these circumstances are not replicated in our society. she believed the current legal system is not effective in ensuring either of these things. it continues, we recognize under the existing systems and laws it is likely the conventional

prosecution will be pursued in this case despite what she would've wanted. oakland police are looking for a man who shot andd a ower delivery person, at the city's uptown district at 26th street and telegraph avenue. it happened on wednesday. ryan curry has video of a confrontation that led up to the attack. ryan: a man and woman walking their dog go right by a person carrying a vase of flowers. the deliveryman and man exchange words and it escalates quickly. the vase is thrown and the man pulls out a gun and choose the delivery person. later the woman who was with him runs back and grabs one of the dogs and they run away as the delivery person was suffering from a fatal gunshot wound. >> it is a very tragic, unfortunate incident, that is senseless. ryan: this woman showed us this video. she runs the korean town northgate community district, that gathers on friday in this neighborhood. she recognizes the shooter and

believes it is someone who was lived in the area for a few months, and is known for carrying a gun because he is protective of his french bulldogs. there are cameras everywhere in the neighborhood. >> we have over 60. we have six intersections completely covered. we're going to cover six more. ryan: oakland police confirmed it happened just before 6:30 p.m. on wednesday. video shows shattered glass, flowers on the ground, and various evidence markers. oakland police have not named any suspects or shared what was said between the two. in statement, this was a verbal altercation that turned physical in which the victim lost their life. the homicide team is working on the case and following up on leads. the next of kin has not been notified and therefore identifies -- identities have not been known. this woman turned the video to

opd, and shields that leads to an arrest. >> i hope he gets apprehended and nobody gets hurt by this man. ama: let's get to our weather. a lot of things are happening. julian: it is a jampacked list of festivities with pride happening. we're checking in with sandhya patel. sandhya: it's going to. be fantastic weather this weekend. not as warm as were you should be this time of year, but still pleasant. good evening everyone. this is a live picture from our sutro tower camera, looking at the parade route. you will start out with cloud cover first thing in the morning. some fog. that will give way to some peaks of sun. their is a look at the pride forecast for we can -- here's a look at the pride forecast for our weekend. morning fog giving way to some sunshine for sunday. 63, when that parade gets underway. definitely, we will start out

great. take an extra layer and you will be fine. we have some thunderstorms across the northern portion of the state. that's going to continue as we had into the weekend. live doppler 7 locally showing you cloud coverage hanging around or the coastline. a live view from her oakland camera, we're seeing some layers of clouds. not just the low clouds, but the higher clouds as well. low 60's, san francisco, oakland. high temperatures, three degrees below average. 57 at half moon bay. filtered sunshine, a bit breezy. mid 60's, napa, novato. 67 in livermore. san jose, some sunshine over the shark tank. low clouds, patchy fog the next two mornings. partly sunny afternoon for pride. the temperatures will remain below average into early next week. we will turn things around on the back half of next week, as

we go hour by hour, 7:00 tonight, 50's to 60's on those temperatures. notice the marine later expanding, 9:00 p.m. everyone is seeing the cloud cover. if it is not low, it is higher clouds, take a jacket if you have late night plans. tomorrow morning, drizzle's -- drizzle, 60's. the temperatures will pop up into the 70's inland, still in the 50's coast side. watch out for the fog, visibility will be poor and lay spots and there will be patchy drizzle. tomorrow afternoon, we are talking about a mile day, 74 in gilroy, 68 in sunnyvale. on the peninsula, 69 at redwood city. upper 50's on the coast, breezy for saturday. 58 in daly city. north bay, 69 in san rafael, low 70's napa, santa rosa. it will be a nice day in the east bay. breezy and bright, 66 oakland,

67 fremont. if you have outdoor plans inland, it will be mild for the afternoon. concord 74, 76 in antioch. the acuvue seven-day forecast featuring gray skies, especially bay and inland. temperatures will remain below average, including for san francisco pride parade. as we head into monday, bumping up the numbers, a cooldown on tuesday. wednesday through friday we will go from 80's to 90's. we're bringing summer back. [laughter] ama: or for the first time. [laughter] julian: giving the people what they want. we appreciate it. next up, we will have the details on the first ever fireworks buyback in san mateo

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ama: fourth of july is two weeks away and you may have heard illegal fireworks. julian: the sheriffs office is hosting its first ever fireworks buyback program. spleen how it works. -- we explain how it works. >> its whom everywhere. reporter: fourth of july is around the corner. maria and others are hearing the booms from illegal fireworks now. >> i heard them yesterday. it was around 9:30, we were near 7-eleven.

it was really loud. just in explosion. reporter: illegal fireworks are no in san mateo county. >> i know that our law enforcement probably gets overwhelmed the amount of calls they receive. reporter: that is why the sheriff's office is holding a buyback program, this sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on middlefield road in redwood city. >> it is a no questions asked opportunity for residents or citizens to turn in any unused or illegal fireworks. we will pay them up to $75 based on the amount of weight they surrender to us. reporter: it will be held at this parking lot. >> the goal is to provide a safe way to dispose of fireworks, rather than throwing it in a dumpster or setting them off more than catching on fire. reporter: deputies are taking this matter seriously. signs are posted at parks. >> we have had deputies go out

into the community to remind people that fireworks are not allowed in some of our areas. reporter: people could be hit with a hefty fine. >> it is up to a $1000 fine. in certain situations it is up to a $2000 fine. reporter: some people say it is a good idea. >> it is good. especially for the kids. they can get hurt. reporter: authorities say they want you to have a good celebration, they suggest you leave the displays to the professionals. >> we go down at woodside road, it's a place where people gather. we have been going there since we were kids. >> i don't go there on fourth of july. julian: investigation into the implosion of the titan submersible. what it will take to find out what went wrong. >> don't have dental insurance? can't afford it? i have information about an

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moving forward, finding solutions this is abc7 news. julian: of st. john's in newfoundland, canada pay tribute to those lost on the titan submersible. ama: this is the remote operated vehicle that located the debris. it was found in five pieces not far from the wreck of the titanic. the safety board has launched an investigation into what went wrong. the u.s. coast guard are joining the investigation. julian: officials believe a catastrophic implosion occurred when the sub lost contact when descending. reporter: as questions grow about the implosion of the titan submersible, the love ones of the five people killed now speaking out about their sudden loss. this businessman and his 19-year-old son were among those killed. he remembered -- was remembered as kind and wise beyond his years.

this british killed along with the renowned titanic expert, and stockton rush, the ceo of oceangate expeditions. >>'s dream was to explore the titanic. that dream turned into a nightmare reporter: a nightmare that may have been preventable. the sub is the only one like it that was never certified. there were concerns about the use of carbon fiber and titanium to make the experimental sub. >> a number of people in the deep submergence engineering community, including people i'm close with, warned the company that this could lead to catastrophic failure. that is exactly what happened. reporter: speaking with a mexican actor, is rush. >> i built it with good engineering behind me.

we don't really do that but i did. reporter: a remote operated vehicle discovered parts of the titan at the seafloor, 600 feet from the titanic after alaska medication on sunday during its dive to see the shipwreck. it is believed to have imploded an hour and 45 minutes into the journey. >> the debris is consistent with the loss of the pressure chamber. reporter: the cofounder of ocean gate is defending the ceos commitment to safety saying rush was risk-averse but aware of the risks when operating in deep ocean environments. julian: president biden gathered some of the biggest tech ceos to meet with india's prime minister. the president called on indian and american tech executives to help manage the risk of new technologies. >> we need your help to build guardrails around emerging technologies so that they are

trustworthy, they are secure and uphold our shared values of human rights. julian: biden praised the partnership between the u.s. and india saying the two countries are taking innovation and cooperation to a new level. ama: we have seen job layoffs in the tech sector so we know there are others looking for dental care. julian: michael finney has been looking at an alternative you need to look into. michael: insurance is high. is very strange. it is not like health insurance and not nearly as many people are covered. i want to tell you about a less expensive dental insurance alternative. 74 million americans do not have dental insurance. those who do, know it is limiting -- limited. >> i had to have a root canal. most of the money for the year went to that. i needed a crown after that. i had to pay almost $1700. that was that.

michael: tapped out dental insurance no dental insurance at all are both good reasons to look into dental savings plans. they don't pay a portion of your until bills. they negotiate the price dwo -- down. for $150 a year you get discounts of up to 50%. >> i looked at the options. i compared a dental insurance plan to the dental savings plan. i'll tell you, i was absolutely amazed at what i found. michael: when she retired she had no dental coverage. medicare does not offer. dental insurance was costly. she went with in savings plan. >> you pay an annual fee. it's an immediate sign-up. within 24 hours, i was signed up. >> i was so shocked when somebody told me about this. truthfully i was ashamed.

i was ashamed to because it was like, how does susie not know about this? how is that possible. michael: this personal finance expert says he is a huge fan of dental savings plans. she admits to dental problems telling me that they stretch back to her early days in the bay area. >> i could not to go to a dentist. when i was a waitress at the buttercup bakery in berkeley where we essentially kind of first met around that time in 1980, i cannot afford to take care of my teeth. i was making $400 a month. michael: now susie can afford to buy any dental insurance and chooses a dental savings plan. she is the spokesperson for this comparison. >> if you really want the biggest bang for your buck, so you can afford to have dental care, i promise you, dental savings plans are the way to go.

michael: susie says look for plans that include your dentist. and think about choosing a new dentist if you have to. consumer reports say dental savings plans are worth considering, but check the number of dentists participating in your area. one final point, many plans are offered by big name insurance companies. this story and links are posted on her website abc7news.com/7 onyourside. $150 is the norm. julian: 50% savings. you have my attention. it's incredible. michael: susie told me she saved six grand. ama: your oral health is so important. it affect your whole body. julian: i appreciate it. ama: are you looking for a furry friend? the san jose animal care centers offering free adoptions to the end of july. this centers at full capacity.

it is asking the community for help. it's trying to remove any financial obstacles that may be keeping you from adopting a dog, cat, rabbit or guinea pig. this is something the mayor feels strongly about orting. >> this is an opportunity for the community to get engaged. if you're at a moment where you want companionship, or you have kids who may want to help care for a pet, there are benefits to having a pet, there is a need. . ama: the care centers open for adoptions seven days a week. if you're unable to adopt a pet, you could also use your help as a short-term foster. ♪ julian: next musical theater stars. they have won a prestigious award.

ama: two bay area are in new york living their dream in broadway, nominated for a national musical acting award. julian: this is after winning the rita moreno award honoring the best rate actors in the bay area. ♪ >> when you are watching a show, when the show is about to start, is a lot of possibility,

everybody backstage is excited, everyone watching the shows excited. the energy excites me and a lot of people. >> i won the rita for lead actor. >> i was three years old when i saw a broadway show. my parents took me to new york and was saul blanking on broadway -- and we saw lion king on broadway. i made my own blanking costume and i started -- blanking constant -- lion king costume. i was super excited about theater and performing, and getting into a character. on stage, i get all this adrenaline and energy. the audience is giving you energy and it gets you more excited. ♪ for musical theater, you can see your feelings on stage. you are also able to feel somebody else's feeling. it's a heightened sense of

reality. last year i was nominated for supporting actor in the show. ♪ it's supercool to be nominated again. this one was for a bigger role. ♪ we got to do a showcase of what we did in the show. there was so much anxiety. i was so scared but it goes away to start singing and get into character. the -- directly after announce the winner of the award. i was shocked and so grateful. >> thank you so much to the judges for recognizing how special this show was. thank you. ♪ whatever role you have in theater, whether it is on stage or a part of the tech program, it is nice to be part of something. i always feel like i am a part of something big.

something really special happens to me whenever i do it. ♪ >> i positive energy. that is something that everyone needs in their life. my name is moreno award lead actress winner. ever since i was younger, matilda had been a dream role of mine. for it to be the spring musical i really want this role. ♪ matilda is mischievous, she is this young little girl in a world where it was hard for her to escape. even if i am also little myself, i think even if you are little, you can do a lot. that is something that has stuck with me through these past few months.

♪ nominated for lead actress and matilda was nominated for overall production. >> the rita moreno award for lead actress goes to gabby. >> when they said my name, it felt like my whole world had just stopped. ♪ important in musical theater. i can see myself and also other young asian girls as well to see themselves in these roles. for the first time i participated in a production, it was when i did the wizard of oz. i just fell in love with it. i just loved the music and the songs, and that energy. high school theater is super

important. it gives students a way to to express themselves. someone could be having a a bad day at school. theater can be a place where they can escape. for me, it also is a place where i can escape and going to a different world, and tell a story. ♪ ama: a bright julian: they are so talented. ama: i loved seeing them when they were little. the awards happen monday night. julian: we put together a special video of all the best actor and actress nominees. you will find it at abc7 news.com. ama: a look at they we can forecast. -- weekend forecast. ♪

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camera, it will be around this weekend to start off the parade sunday morning. 57, great start, will see peaks of sun, that partly cloudy in the afternoon, with the clouds were gathering again. we'll continue with the theme of cooler than average this weekend. look at oakland's highest temperatures, two days out of the last 23 with the above average conditions. we have the clouds along the coast already crossing the bay. your temperatures tomorrow afternoon in the 70's inland. cloudy and breezy along the coastline. the seven-day forecast for pride celebrations, it will be cool in the mornings, comfortable in the afternoons. have a jacket handy. you'll be just find. next week we will bring the warmth you are waiting for, upper 80's to lower 90's. ama: thank you. julian: turning our attention to sports. [laughter] ama: oh boy. >> we were having computer

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>> now abc 7 sports with larry beil. larry: the warriors introduce their draft picks today. from santa clara and tra jackson-davis from indiana.

this guy seems destined to rip down a rim. let's start with the first one who shot 44% for the broncos. in addition to his on court skills, he has a photographic memory. he can recite -- it happened last night but he can recite the 18 players chosen before him in the draft. he is a gym rat he loves working on his game, he averaged almost nine rebound games as a guard. that is exceptional for a backcourt layer and he cannot wait to learn from two of the best shooters in nba shooters. >> it is all about being a sponge a lot of veterans have been through it. it is a lot of veteran leadership that will help guys like me. we want to win a championship, you play against -- alongside the two best shooters. >> i will probably get beat a lot. which is just fax.

i am a competitor. larry: the warriors acquired 57th pick from the washington wizards, trace jackson davis -- trayce jackson-davis. you may remember his father, a physical force back in the day. he is 69. he can handle the ball. if you look at his indiana highlights, it looks like he wants to yank the rim down on every single dunk. >> i think about 15 hours ago, i was waiting for my name to get called, getting about three hours of sleep, and hopping on a plane, and coming out here. it has been a blessing and a great experience. if feel like i am coachable. to be able to play through mistakes is huge. the coaches letting me bring the ball down and make passes. having a switch. when you're in between the lines, i feel like i am a different person, a competitor. i try to attack and rip the rim

off. i saw that steph followed me on instagram. larry: the warriors need that size and strength. on to baseball. the commissioner continues to shoot himself in the foot, every time he talks about the oakland a's. today saying a big crowd on reverse boycott night does not change what he calls a decade worth of inaction in oakland. he failed to mention that the team owner has gutted his franchise because he is one of the chiefest donors in the sports. his attempt to move to vegas is a debacle. why let facts get in the way of your propaganda campaign? a's and jays from toronto. a's fans, north of the border, 5-24 guerrero junior. a mammoth three run blast, giving the jays a run. the tie game of the night, game winning, solo homer.

a's hold on 5-4. the giants are playing arizona at oracle. mr. shark is returning to the franchise he played for for 21 years. he is joining as a player development coach and a hockey advisor. he holds the nhl record for games played. he has a sharks franchise record for goals, power play, shorthanded goals, game-winning goals and shots. aside from that he did not do much. [laughter] it's good to see patrick follow back with the sharks -- patrick marleau faculty sharks. julian: are there any records left? larry: not really. check twitter, brad reciting all 18 players --podziemski reciting all 18 players. julian: what did you just say? [laughter] ama: coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00, it is will trent followed by 2020, then do not

miss abc7 news at 11:00. that is it for abc7 news. things were joining us. -- thanks for joining us. julian: have a good night.

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