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it is saturday, june 24. thanks for joining us. let's start with the weather. we know pride is this weekend. lots going on. >> i know you were asking me and temperatures will be cooler than average. starting off with a lot of cloud cover. you can see it here. it will take a while for the clouds to clear as i show you this shot from the exploratorium. you see clouds over san francisco. even by lunch time, it's going to be cloudy in san francisco and at the coast. temperatures will be in the 50's for the next couple hours. by this afternoon, breezy conditions. the sea breeze will keep things on the cool side. inland areas, mid 70's. at the beaches, near 60. sunsets at 8:35. more sunshine inland. tomorrow, i will have the forecast for the pride parade coming up. >> thank you.

he want to know all about that. an arson investigation is underway in san jose after multiple townhomes caught on fire around 10:00 last night. firefighters say up to 40 people had to find another place to stay and five homes were heavily damaged. the complex is on lou's avenue. one resident said he barely had enough time to get out with his family. >> given what -- i managed to take my mother-in-law out. the windows were cracking. was not able to get anything out of the house but my mother-in-law and daughter. >> nobody was hurt, but some people who live there have reported missing pets. we told you about this story first on our abc7 app. to get breaking notifications like this one, download our abc7news app.

lasers are lighting in san francisco for pride month. the grand finale is happening this weekend. the rainbow art installation returned last night to the plaza in front of the san francisco ferry building. mayor london breed and nancy pelosi attended the ceremony. the lights are supposed to create the largest pride flag in the world when they point up market street. hundreds of people showed their support for san francisco's 20th annual trans march. as abc7 reporter tara campbell tells us, it was marked by celebration and protest. >> a celebration of the transgender community. hundreds marching from san francisco's park to the castro. >> it's important to be with people like you. it's important to embrace who you are and it's easier to do that when you see other people doing the same. >> there's joy we have a lot of negativity and we don't hear enough about joy. >> that shining down on dolores

park with live music and dancing. >> it's important to be with a community of people who look like you and think like you and have your values. >> support from within the community and beyond, from four legate allies to their owners. >> it is important for everybody. all lives matter and people are here are welcome. they like to protect each other. >> this march falls as the community is under attack. the aclu is currently tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at lgbtq+ writes, many of them targeting the transgender community. >> trans rights are human rights and we have to fight for ourselves and our girls. >> grace lawrence is the founder of a nonprofit, working to protect transgender women, and she says seeing this kind of support gives her hope. >> the crowd has gotten huge. all i want to say is happy trans

march and heavy pride. >> tara campbell, abc7. >> we are just a day away from one of the biggest pride celebrations in the country. san francisco's pride parade kicks off tomorrow morning with a festival that will follow. there's a big lineup of performers who will hit the main stage. sfpd says there will be available officers on duty during the festivities. they say while there are no specific threats against the celebration, they do want to make sure that safety is a top priority. >> this is about community, unity, inclusiveness, and it shows whatever city is all about, so we want to make sure this is a great event and everybody is safe. >> about 500,000 people or more are expected to watch and take part in the pride parade. it is scheduled to start at 10:30 in the morning. public transit is one of the most convenient ways to join the festivities. b.a.r.t. is adding more services than ever before with five lines instead of its usual three

starting at 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. san francisco bay ferry will operate extra trips on the oakland and alameda routes. caltrain is running four trains northbound into the city. muni needs to reroute three lines around civic center plaza. for the entire weekend. abc7 is the only place where you can see the san francisco pride parade broadcast live. ourage starts at 10:00 tomorrow morning. it will also be on abc7news.com/p or wherever you stream. tune in. new developments in the death of oakland bakery owner jen angel. she died in february after being dragged to 50 feet by a car. according to the east bay times, 19-year-old -- times, a 19-year-old man was charged with the murder and robbery and a

second robbery that happened the same day angel was hurt. tim johns talked to her friends about what she would have wanted. >> performance after the death of jin angel, the police department announcing they have a suspect in custody. in february, angel was dragged by a car during a purse snatching and died days later, an incident that drew headlines and saw an outpouring of support for her friends and family. >> she loved supporting her friends and her community in difficult moments. i would talk to her when i had questions or needed advice. >> she's one of several people calling on local authorities to pursue an alternative to traditional prosecution. >> i believed that we address harm and create accountability that is rooted in looking at the root causes of why harm happens. >> she says angel disagreed with the criminal justice system and would not want her alleged killer to go to

prison. >> locking somebody in a cage. is that going to bring her back? >> instead she says she would have liked a form of restorative justice to happen. they have been working alongside the nonprofit restore oakland. >> restorative justice is about healing and healing begins with telling the truth and our current criminal justice system robs any opportunity of truth telling from all parties. >> the case will the alameda county district attorney's office. she hopes angel story can make a difference. >> almost 600 people showed up at her memorial. i think that is the impact she had had. >> tim johns, abc7. >> the latest on the father's day shooting that left four people injured along the embarcadero. san francisco's district attorney is discharging the case against a 33-year-old pittsburgh man arrested that night. he was wounded and being held on

gun charges. with a case discharged, he has been released from custody. the da says he could be charged down the line because the situation is ongoing. the national transportation safety board is joining the investigation into what led to the implosion of the titan sub. officials say they believe the deadly implosion happened sunday, when the sub lost contact with its mothership on his way to see the titanic. the loved ones of the five people on board are now speaking out about the sudden loss. >> it is sad. but also amazing also brought the world together. >>'s dream was to explore the titanic -- his dream was to ask for the titanic. >> some experts say the disaster may have been preventable. the sub is the only one like it that was never certified. but the cofounder of the company is defending the ceos commitment to safety.

it may seem too early to be talking about christmas but one major southbay event is in jeopardy. christmas in the park organizers say organizers are considering pulling out because of unpermitted vendors. as reporter lauren martinez explains, they want the city to step in. >> we are talking about christmas in june, san jose's massive event at risk this year. third-party companies are hesitant to return because they say vendors that surround the event have become too big of a problem. >> due to the fact that the unpermitted vendors that are causing accessibility issues to the ice skating rink, local businesses, our event, blocking crosswalks, sidewalks, it's gotten to the point where we have reached out to the city to ask for help. >> in a letter to the mayor and council members, christmas in the park explains they are at risk of losing winter wonderland, a partnership for more than 23 years.

winter wonderland contracts with butler amusements. >> not having anything, none of the rides or carnival games, what actually -- would actually impact our revenue to a minimum of $55,000. >> the spokesperson said b amusements will not return given the current landscape. there is still hope for them to return if the city can guarantee pd will enforce their own codes, which should be protecting the vendor area. >> we feel that if they get a clear message from the city that action will be taken in the form of code enforcement, then our hope is that they will return. >> organizers estimate 40,000 on permanent that 40,000 impermanent -- that 40,000 impermanent vendors surround the event. >> the majority of event goers

go to these events. they eat at the event. they do not eat before. the eat after. if you have good food and a good selection, you have nothing to worry about. >> the mayor has said he does not want contracted businesses to feel undermined because of competition. this will require coordinating with police, code enforcement and partners with the county. >> they are hard-working people trying to make a living. that being said, we have health codes and some basic laws on the books for a recent and we don't want to ignore those. >> lauren martinez, abc7news. >> a check of your forecast with francis. we were talking a lot about pride. >> we are. look at the clouds below mount tam as you enjoy this live view. we are seeing clearer conditions for some inland neighborhoods but the clouds and onshore flow

will keep the weather pretty cool and breezy in san francisco. i will have the pride forecast and the seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you. opportunity in supportive housing. we get an inside look at a southbay housing project opening soon after years of planning. major conflict in russia. why president putin and russia's mercenary chief arredondo's over an alleged rebellion.

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>> you are taking a look at the exploratorium camera in san francisco. nice morning. we will get a check of your forecast coming up. the finishing touches are being put in place for a southbay project years in the making. a 94 unit permanentportive housing community is just a fews residence. located in san jose at 4 street and younger avenue, it's

cah llas at 4th street. southbay reporter zach fuentes got inside look at the location hoping to change lives. >> this way. >> volunteers are hard at work preparing each of these 94 units for their first residence. those who are said to call the units home are people 55 and up who have at one point experienced homelessness. each item and piece of furniture lovingly put in place. >> i'm getting emotional. >> one of those volunteers has been following the progress of the project for at least a year. >> to see it finished and painted and staged for people to come,.it's exciting >> it broke ground in august of 2021 and services are provided by the nonprofit past. the project received funds from sources like voter approved measure a, dedicated to affordable and supportive housing. each resident who moves and is referred by the office

of supported housing. >> if a resident earns my hundred dollars a month, they will contribute one third of their income to the rent and the housing authority will subsidize their rent, but if a resident is earning may $200 month. >> each is outfitted with everything a resident will need. but more than just providing a place to live, the site hopes to provide a place of community through common areas like this dog park and the kitchen. >> we may have documentary nights and movie nights and bingo nights and karaoke seems to be a popular activity as well. >> the first residence are set to sign leases in early july. the hope is this community will be another model of what she says is an effective solution. >> we have seen across our community that 95% of people who move into supportive housing are able to stabilize and maintain their homes and thrive in their new communities.

>> zach fuentes, abc7news. >> san francisco home and business owners are frustrated with activity along one loan street. the trouble area is on willow street near van ness avenue. one restaurant owner had bars installed on the front door after several safety concerns. >> every single day, the same thing. never change. >> residents say there's been ongoing activity of drug dealing, substance use and public misconduct among homeless people. they say even after filing multiple complaints to the city, nothing is being done about it. the state attorney's office told abc7 there's only so much they can do when the law prohibits enforcing action against sitting, lying or sleeping on public property. couples in san francisco celebrated pride by tying the knot at city hall. more than 250 couples said i do with a special lgbtq+ pride

celebration. this comes 10 years after california resumed same-sex marriages. >> it's a big community here we are married on pride month. i'm excited. >> now we have to be more loud and proud and say that we are here and are not going anywhere. what a beautiful day to show this through love and kindness in san francisco. >> preparations outside of city hall are underway outside of sunday's pride parade. abc7 is the only place you can see the san francisco pride parade broadcast live. tune in at 10 a.m. tomorrow. i was actually out at the marriage ceremony. that couple was preparing for pride weekend and we are expecting half a million people. we want to know all about the weather. >> you definitely will want to pack and dress in layers because we have lots of clouds and it's going to be breezy in san francisco for all the events

today and tomorrow. here's a look at live doppler 7. we are under a lot of cloud cover and it will take a while for the clouds to pull back. they will be hanging out through most of the day at our beaches. temperatures generally in the 50's for everybody. mid-50's san francisco, novato. san jose, 57. l low clouds in the bay. the forecast. we have low clouds and patchy fog along parts of the coast. drizzle is possible today and tomorrow. partly sunny by the afternoon for pride celebrations. temperatures will be staying below average into early next week. and then we have a warm up towards the end of the week. i will show you that in the forecast. by 4:00 this afternoon, the clouds mix out, but just along the beaches and in san

francisco, we will have a lot of clouds throughout the afternoon. every well else -- everywhere else will get plenty of sunshine. tonight, the clouds move in again. tomorrow, sunshine inland. notice the cloud cover in the afternoon along the north bay coast, around the peninsula, even across parts of the east bay and along the peninsula coast. the winds will be gusty, especially this afternoon 20 to 30 miles per hour in san francisco,. tomorrow afternoon, winds will be breezy in san francisco. these breezes of onshore flow will be keeping our temperatures on the cool side again. so with cloud cover at the coast, half moon bay only 59, san francisco, 62 san jose look for low inland to mid-70's inland.

santa rosa and nappy in the 70's -- and napa in the 70's. tonight, 50's. drizzle possible. you see some of that green. here's a look at the pride forecast. today and tomorrow, with these cloudy conditions in breezy afternoons, temperatures will only warm up into the low 60's. they will start off in the low 50's for the early morning hours. so that is why i am saying you will need to pack your layers. look at how cloudy it's going to be in breezy even for tomorrow's celebration. just barely reaching the low 60's by the app the afternoon. the seven-day forecast. cool coasts, mild inland. temperatures steady for tomorrow's celebrations. minor warming on tuesday, cool and breezy next week. check out the end of the week. we had the low 90's for the inland areas and we will finally

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how vladimir putin is -- is responding. when we get to the weather -- why don't we get to the weather? half a million people expected for pride. we are told it will be chilly . >> yes. the golden gate bridge. you see gray skies. the onshore flow means temperatures will stay below normal for this weekend. the day planner. temperatures in the 50's for the next few hours. still cloudy at the coast. this afternoon, temperatures remained below average. inland areas in the mid to upper 70's. mid- to upper-60's around the bay. at the beaches, near 60. sunset near 8:35. this trend continues for the

next few days. >> developing news out of russia. the leader of a private military contractor, wagoner group, appears to be threatening an armed rebellion. as abc news reporter mark from alert tells us, rushers federal security -- us, russia's federal security service opened an investigation into the wagner's groups leader. >> the leader of the wagner group appeared to call for an armed rebellion against senior russian leadership. pr punish. releasing this unverified video claiming his troops were attacked by the regular russian army. the defense ministry calling that accusation a law -- a live.

wagner's leader. >> this appears to be an extraordinarily and volatile moment. security strength measures have been strengthened but the leader has not could -- has not criticized putin himself. >> president putin addressed the russian people today, saying any internal turmoil is a deadly threat to our statehood. this is a blow to russia, our people. putin said those who have embarked on the path of betrayal , prepared an armed rebellion, and will be punished. the national security council spokesperson says president biden has been briefed on the situation. this comes amid a counteroffensive launched by ukraine. abc news was given this video from troops who say it was filmed inside an american-made bradley fighting vehicle.

you can see a ukrainian gun fires at russian positions, appearing to destroy a military vehicle. ukraine's military has said it is watching the events in russia. mark from lard, abc news. >> members of the directors guild of america have voted to approve a new contract with the movie studios. the three year deal was approved yesterday by a majority of the union. the deal secures wage increases, streaming residual fees and diversity and creative rights. artificial intelligence is not supposed to take away duties performed by union members. that's in the contract. live ammunition is also banned onset. it comes as the writers guild strike is in its eighth week with no signs of progress. the cdc is looking into a longer-term vaccination strategy against mpox. the outbreak peaked in august

but cases have continued to appear. the cd says that the cdc says the current vaccine is effective that the cdc says the current mpox vaccine is effective. simplifying covid-19 vaccine recommendations for younger children. an advisory committee is reviewing a single dose vaccination for children ages two to four. currently children under five need two or even three doses depending on the brand of vaccine they get. experts told the panel that the majority of children under 12 are not vaccinated. the panel did not make a final decision at today's meeting. today marks one year since the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. more than one dozen states have established near or total abortion bands. president biden signed an executive order yesterday aimed at preserving access to contraception. as abc news reporter justin finch reports, reproductive

rights are poised to play a crucial role in the 2024 election. >> saturday will mark one year since the supreme court's decision reversing roe v. wade federal abortion protections. some 25 million women of childbearing age now live in states where abortions are now harder to get. in washington, the president and vice president attending a reproductive rights event and earning early endorsements from pro-abortion access groups, including planned parenthood. >> americans will not standby with the court to take away the right that is so fundamental. we will fight to restore these protections of roe v. wade and make it the law of the land once again. we are going to do that. >> 20 democratic leaning states have protected abortion access while more than a dozen republican led states have some kind of abortion restriction policies in place or pending with 13 enacting near or total bands.

>> my understanding is people deserve equal protections. >> a poll americans oppose the court's decision. former house speaker nancy pelosi dared republicans to take up legislation that would restore abortion productions. >> are they afraid of their constituents? they will have a lot more to fear in the next election. >> across the aisle, former vice president and republican presidential candidate mike pence doubling down. >> every republican candidate for president should support a ban on abortion before 15 weeks. >> vice president harris is set to observe one year since the supreme court's abortion decision with a major speech on reproductive rights in north carolina. justin finch, abc news, washington. >> it has been two years since the deadly call apps of a high-rise -- deadly collapse of a high-rise condo in surfside,

florida. this residential building partially collapsed. the town called it the worst non-weather-related disaster. . property after the collapse. still ahead, woody's on the wharf. the classic cars rolling through santa cruz and why the tradition is so special to multiple generations. and a live look outside this morning. a little overcast today. we will have your forecast coming up in a few minutes.

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the fourth of still weeks away but you might already be hearing people set up illegal fireworks. the san mateo county sheriffs office is hosting its first ever fireworks buyback program tomorrow. suzanne phan explains how it works. >> this place goes off in the fourth of july. everywhere. >> fourth of july is just around the corner. maria and others in redwood city say they are hearing illegal fireworks now. >> i heard them yesterday. it was around 9:30 by 711. i live by 711. there was a loud explosion. >> illegal fireworks are a no-no in san mateo county. >> there's only a couple cities in our county that allow for say fireworks. >> law enforcement gets overwhelmed with the amount of calls they receive. >> that is why the sheriff's office is holding a fireworks buyback program. it is this sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 2500 middlefield

road in redwood city. >> the buyback is a no questions asked opportunity for residents or citizens to turn in unused fireworks, any illegal fireworks, and we will pay them up to $75 based on the weight they turn in or surrender. >> the buyback program will be held in this parking lot. >> the goal is to provide people with a safe way to dispose of their fireworks rather than setting them off or throwing them into a dumpster. >> deputies are taking this matter seriously. signs are now posted at many parts. >> we have been having deputies go out into the community and reminding people that fireworks are not around -- not allowed in certain areas. >> people could be hit with a hefty fine if caught with illegal fireworks. >> it is up to $1000. in some situations, up to $2000. >> some say the buyback program is a good idea. >> it's good, especially for those kids. they can get hurt. fireworks are bad. >> authorities say they want you

to have a good fireworks celebration. they suggest you leave fireworks displays for the professionals. >> we go to seaport. and it's a place where people gather. we have been going since we were kids. >> i go across the bay. >> in san mateo county, suzanne phan, abc7news. >> the 27th annual woodies on the wharf kicks off today in santa cruz. more than 200 old wooden classic cars will be on display. it's the largest woody show in northern california. they date back to the 1930's, 1940's and 1950's. their rarity makes them expensive. it takes a big effort to keep them running in good condition. levers of the classic cars come from across the nation to share their passion for the cars. enthusiasts say the woody tradition is a generational thing. >> it is part of our family. all the memories i have growing up are now passed on to our kids and we are just going to live

the same exact way he taught us how. > the next generation, we are hoping they step up, save their money, by these cars, because we want to pass them on to someone who will take care of them. >> woodies on the work starts today at 10:00 in the morning and goes until 3:30 p.m. and it's free to go there. beaches in tahoe may look very different this summer. snowmelt from this winter has the lake covering more shoreline than usual. water levels are three feet higher compared to this time last year. the forest service says lake tahoe is 1.6 feet away from its maximum water level limit and that could impact its popular beaches. officials say that visitors can expect beaches to be smaller this year. very interesting. francis has a look out there this morning. >> looking pretty gray. here's a live view of the golden gate bridge. cooler than normal temperatures continue through the weekend.

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>> welcome back. in sports, the giants are climbing the standings in the nl west. they take on the diamondbacks tonight at oracle part. larry beil has a look at your morning sports. >> good morning, everybody. that 10 day winning streak now having them within sight of first place. you go to the game. get a souvenir. top two. evan longoria returning to oracle at first at bat as the enemy. takes brandon webb deep. dead center. 1-0, diamondbacks. michael comport a, when healthy, dangerous.

a three run third for the giants to make it 3-1 game. bottom of the fifth, tied at four. comforto, down the right-field line, just fair. peterson and davis scoring. there it goes. patrick bailey, the rookie, aloha. his fourth, part of a five-run fifth as the giants win 8-5 to move within 2.5 games of first place. we go north of the border. a's and jays. two men on for vlad guerrero. glad is bad. a mammoth three run blast. the jays take a four-really. failing to leaders -- shane langoliers. the warriors introduced draft picks. one played one year at santa clara. he has a photographic memory -- for real. casey pratt asked him if he could rattle off every single player taken ahead of him in the

draft. >> you have victor, brandon miller, scoot, the thompson twins, anthony black, number nine was taylor hendricks, 10 was kason wallace, got traded for -- traded to the thunder, 14 hawkins, 15 was jaime, 19 brandin. 11 was the magic. they picked up jed howard. that is who it was. >> it was. >> some of us cannot remember what we had for breakfast. he has the whole draft memorized.remarkable .

that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >> he is right. former san making the pitch to get a baseball team. according to our partners at the mercury news, the mayor sent a letter to the milby commissioner asking mlb to imminently suspend -- the mlb commissioner asking mlb to suspend the territorial rights. this comes as the a's are making moves to relocate out of the state. let's get a check of the forecast with frances dinglasan. frances, we have overcast this morning. is it looking better? >> it is still looking gray. june gloom continues. you notice lots of cloud cover all through the bay and parts of the spec. the inland areas and some areas getting clear skies. you will not find that across the golden gate bridge. looks like there's some work going on there, some lane changing going on. not quite sure.

in san francisco, is 55. oakland, mountain view, san jose and palo alto 57. half moon bay, 55. not causing too much traffic. the bay bridge heading into san francisco, where it will get crowded today and tomorrow. we are seeing mid-50's in santa rosa, novato and napa. fairfield cooler at 53, 57, livermore 56. we take you above the cloud cover from mount tam. here's what you need to know what the forecast. low clouds and patchy fog and drizzle possible today and tomorrow morning. it's going to be partly sunny in the afternoon for the pride celebrations. even today we are going to have a hard time getting sunshine in san francisco. then temperatures stay below average into early next week. they are not really going to climb to above average until the end of next week. 4:00, still lots of clouds along

the coast. in the clouds fill in overnight. tomorrow morning, could see some patchy drizzle. you wake up to extensive cloud cover with a strong marine layer and the onshore push. even my tomorrow afternoon, notice the clouds stick around all along the peninsula into the bay and san francisco, so that is what you could expect for the pride celebrations. it will be breezy, winds from 20 to 30 miles per hour, and then the same thing for tomorrow, maybe not as strong in san francisco. and highs today will range from upper 50's at the beaches to mid to upper 70's inland. san francisco 62, oakland 66, san jose 71, low 70's this afternoon in santa rosa and napa. that will be comfortable. warmest spots will be areas like ukiah at 82, fairfield 77. tonight, lots of cloud cover.

we will drop into the low to mid-everyone. here's a look at the pride forecast. tomorrow, fog and clouds, peaks of sunshine by the afternoon, but with those conditions only in the low 70's, and things will cool down. 6:00 p.m., we drop into the 50's again. definitely have several layers if you're heading into san francisco today and tomorrow for all of the pride event. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. cool at the coast, mild inland, temperatures not much changed for tomorrow, may be minor warning on tuesday, cooler and breezy on -- tuesday, and we warm up towards the end of the workweek. that is where it's going to feel like summer. more sunshine, temperatures closer to normal, maybe even a little bit above average. >> we had a couple nice sunny days last week so i'm hoping for some more of those at the end of the week. >> yeah.

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