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a south bay housing complex. residents tell abc 7 about the moment they ran out of the house. good morning. i'm gloria rodriguez. thank you for joining us. let's get started with a look at your weather. we know it is a big weekend. everybody is coming in for pride you probably have to pack the sweater. >> definitely. it is always cool in san francisco and now it is going to be cooler than average. live look at the golden gate bridge. there was earlier roadwork that cleared quickly and your day planner. temperatures will be in the 50's. it will be cloudy at the coast all day long. breezy this afternoon and that means inland numbers will be in the mid to upper 70's. mid to upper 60's at the coast. barely making it to 60 degrees. sunset at 8:35. cool and cloudy weekend ahead. when temperatures will really

warm up with the seven-day forecast. gloria: we want to know that. thank you. an arson investigation is underway in san jose after multiple townhomes caught on fire last night. up to 40 people had to find another place to stay. five homes were heavily damaged. the complex is on luz avenue. one resident barely had time to get out with his family. >> given what happened i to get my mother-in-law out. the next thing you know, it was on our patio, the windows were cracking. i was not able to get anything out of the house but my mother-in-law and my daughter. gloria: no one is hurt but some people who live there have reported missing pets. we also told you about the story on the abc 7 news app. to get breaking news notifications like this one download our abc 7 news app.

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

dolores park with live music and dancing ahead of the march. >> i think it is really important to be with a community of people who look like you and think like you and have your same values. tara: support from within the community and beyond. from four-le to their owners. >> all lives matter and people here are welcome and then like to protect each other. tara: this march falls as the community is under attack. the aclu is tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at lgbtq+ writes, many targeting the trans community. >> trans life are human rights. we have to fight for ourselves and our girls. tara: grace lawrence is the founder of a non-profit protecting transgender women. she says this kind of work gives her hope.

>> all i want to say is happy trans march and happy pride. tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. gloria: we are one day away from one of the biggest pride celebrations in the country. san francisco's pride parade kicks off tomorrow with a festival that will follow. there is a big lineup of performers will have the main stage at the civic center plaza. sfpd says there will be officers on duty. there are no credible threats or specific threats against the celebration, but they want to make sure safety is a top priority. >> this is about community, unity, inclusiveness. it really shows what our city is all about. we want to make sure this is a great event and everyone is safe. gloria: about half a million 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. if you are planning on going, public transit is one of the most convenient ways to join the festivities. bart is adding more service with

five lines instead of the usual three starting at 8:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. san francisco bay ferry will operate extra trips on the oakland and alameda routes as well as to and from vallejo. caltrans will run more trains into the city. muni needs to reroute three lines around civic center plaza. the five fulton, 19 hoke, bryant in effect all weekend long. abc 7 is theplace you can see the san francisco pride parade bst live. ragetarts at 10:00 tomorrow morning and we will be on abc7news.com/pride or wherever you stream abc 7. new developments in the death of oakland bakery owner jen angel. she died in january -- february -- after being dragged 50 feet by a car.

a 19-year-old young man was charged with her death, the robbery, and a second robbery the day she was hurt. tim johns talked to her friends about what she would have wanted tim: moments after the death of jen angel the oakland police department said they had a suspect in custody. in february angel was dragged by a car during a purse snatching and died days later. international headlines and saw an outpouring of support for angel's friends and family. >> she loved supporting her friends and community in difficult moments. i would often turn to her when i had questions or needed advice. tim: moira was angel's friend. she is one of several calling on authorities to pursue an alternative to general prosecution. >> jen believed we need to address harm and create accountability that is rooted in looking at the root causes of why harm happens. tim: angel strongly disagreed

with the current criminal justice system i would not want her alleged killer to go to prison. >> locking somebody in a cage, is that really going to bring her back? tim: instead angel would have liked a form of restorative justice to happen. friends of angel have been working alongside restore justice. >> it is about healing and healing begins with telling the truth. our current system robs any opportunity of truth telling from all parties. tim: steps will be decided by the district attorney's office but they help angel's story can make a difference. >> almost 600 people showed up at her memorial from all over the country. i think part of that is the apache had. tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. gloria: now to the latest on the father's day shooting that left four injured along the embarcadero. san francisco's district attorney is discharging the case

against a 33 man was arrested. he was wounded and is being held on five gun charges. with the case discharged he has been released from custody. the da says he could still be charged down the line because the investigation 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 his mother ship on its way to see the titanic. the loved ones of the five on board speaking out about the sudden loss. >> i think it is sad his death brought the world together. >> his dream was to explore the titanic but unfortunately that turned into a nightmare. gloria: some experts say the disaster may have been preventable. the sub is the only one like it that was never certified.

but the co-founder of the company is defending the ceo's commitment to safety. it may seem too early to talk about christmas but one major south th they event is in jeopardy. christmas in the park partners are considering pulling out because of not permitted vendors. as lauren martinez explains, they want the city to step in. lauren: christmas in june is at risk this year. third-party companies are hesitant to return because they say unpermitted vendors have become too big of a problem. >> due to the fact the vendors that are causing accessibility issues to the ice getting rick, local businesses, blocking crosswalks, sidewalks, it has got to the point where we have reached out to the city to ask for help. lauren: in a letter to the mayor and city council, christmas in

the park explains they are at risk of losing winter wonderland, a partnership of more than 23 years. winter wonderland contracts provide rides and games. >> not having any of the rides were carnival games would impact our revenue to a minimum of $55,000 that we depend on. lauren: the spokesperson for mentio messenger events says butler will not return given the landscape. there is 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, than our hope is they will return this year. lauren: organizers estimate 40 un permitted hotdog vendors

surround >> most event goers go to this event, they eat at the event, not before. if you have a good selection, you have nothing to worry about. lauren: the mayor does not want contracted vendors to feel their business is being undermined because of unfair competition. it will require connecting with a police, code enforcement, and the county. >> they are trying to make a living and it is important to have empathy. but we do have health code and basic laws on the books for a reason and we do not want to ignore those. lauren: lauren martinez, abc 7 news. gloria: speaking of christmas, it is feeling like winter. we have not been getting much warm weather. francis, are we going to see the warm up soon? francis: the answer is no. [laughter]

we have breezy conditions today. 10 to 15 right be breezy this afternoon. temperatures are going to remain below average. i will have your forecast and let you know when it warms up. gloria: thank you. also, an opportunity in supportive housing. we get the inside look at the housing project opening soon after years of planning. plus, major conflict in russia. why president putin and the mercenary chief are at odds over an alleged armed rebellion. for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses...

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reporter: volunteers are preparing each of the 94 units for their own residents. those are 55 and up who had one point experience homelessness. each piece of furniture is lovingly put in place. >> sorry, getting emotional. reporter: she has been following the progress for at least a year. >> to see it finished and painted and now staged for people to come is really exciting. reporter: it broke ground in august 2021 and the services are provided by the non-profit path. the project received funds from voter approved measure a, dedicated to affordable and

supportive housing. each resident is referred by the county's office of supportive housing. the rent is subsidized by the housing authority based on income. >> if the resident earns $900 a month, they will contribute one third of their income toward rent and the housing authority will subsidize. but if a resident does not earn that much, maybe they are earning $200 a month, they will pay a portion of their income toward rent. reporter:reporter: each unit is outfitted with furniture as well as cooking and cleaning supplies. but more than providing a place to live it also hopes to provide a place of community through common areas like this dog park and the community kitchen. >> we may have documentary night and bingo night and karaoke seems to be popular. reporter: the first residents are set to sign leases in early july. the santa klara county regional director says she hopes this will be an effective solution. >> we have seen across the community that 95% of people who

move into supportive housing are able to stabilize and maintain their homes and thrive in their new communities. reporter: zach fuentes, abc 7 news. gloria: san francisco home and business owners are frustrated with activity along one street. it is on willow street near banas avenue. one restaurant owner had hours installed on the front door after several safety concerns. >> calling the police every day, every single day. it never changes. gloria: residents say there has 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. the city attorney's office told abc 7 that there is only so much they can do when the law prohibits enforcing action against sitting, lying down, or slipping on public property against involuntary homeless individuals.

couples in san francisco celebrated pride by tying the knot at city hall. over 250 couples said i do with the special pride celebration. this comes 10 years after california resumed same-sex marriage. >> the lgbtq+ community is a big community here and we are married in pride month. i am so excited. >> there is a time that we have to be more loud and proud and say that we are here and we go nowhere. what a beautiful day to show true love and kindness in san francisco. gloria: preparations outside city hall are under way ahead of sunday's pride parade. abc 7 is the only place where you can see the san francisco pride parade broadcast live. tune in 10:00 tomorrow we will have a big team out there. i was over at the marriage ceremony yesterday at city hall and i had the chance to talk to that couple. they were so excited.

they were gearing up for pride weekend. not only the parade but there is also the concert today at the plaza. do they need to bundle up today? [laughter] francis: definitely dress in laters or have them with you -- layers or have them with you. it is going to be breezy this afternoon. unfortunately, that means cooler than average temperatures prevail through the celebrations this weekend. this marine layer has pushe you have extensive cloud cover and gray skies over the bay. degrees, oakland, palo from mount tam we are above cloud cover. they will take time to clear. in the north bay we have cooler numbers. napa 56, livermore 56 degrees,

concord 57. you can see the june gloom over the downtown san francisco area. low clouds, patchy fog, and even drizzle the next couple of mornings. today and tomorrow partly sunny for the pride celebrations. by the afternoon below average. we do not warm up until the end of the workweek. by 4:00 this afternoon we see lots of low clouds along the coast and in san francisco. we fill in with the clouds overnight tomorrow morning. out the coastline. by tomorrow afternoon the fog and low clouds stick around at the beaches and into san francisco. it is going to be on the cool side specially with the breeze

anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour through san francisco into the east bay. tomorrow afternoon similar conditions and that is keeping temperatures on the cooler side. 62 today, oakland 66, san 71. the looking 70's. cool at the coast, mild inland. same tomorrow for the parade. grabbed the windbreaker and bundle up. minor warming on monday and then cooler on tuesday. much warmer midweek than the summer heat with more sunshine thursday and friday. inland areas will hit the low 90's. gloria: that's what we like to hear. frances: except for this weekend is going to be cool. gloria: i know.

if you are going to pride, you may have to layer up. you do not want to carry a ton of stuff but you want to stay warm. frances: it will be cool in the morning and it will cool down in the afternoon as well. gloria: it will take some planning. frances: definitely. gloria: thank you. just ahead, wildfire response. why some in california ours questioning pg&e's new technology meant to fight fires.

gloria: pg&e is introducing new forms of technology that will help deal with wildfires. but as ryan curry found, victims of the fires caused pg&e are still skeptical of the company's approach. ryan: at the conference center pg&e showcased technology they say will help with wildfire response. >> you are seeing the technology but the operational mitigations

are game changers. ryan: the chief officer of pg&e's wildfire response says investing in new technology is crucial to preventing future disasters. they showed off a drone they will say will monitor the directions fires spread. and this -- a new program where they will put powerlines not below the ground but on the ground. they say they would be safe enough to drive over and these lines limit the risk that comes from one powerlines fallen catch fire. >> traditionally, that cable is better protected from those types of interactions. trees are not going to fall and damage this line. ryan: pg&e feels confident these investments will mitigate the wildfire threat going forward. however, those that are victims of wildfires say without proper oversight from the state, they do not feel confident anything will change. >> it is difficult for folks to understand that these are darts on a dartboard.

to see what will work will be trial and error, or if there is real science driving this. ryan: will abrams is a victim of the tubs fire. pg&e reached a multimillion dollar settlement for the fire. he says the state needs to monitor pg&e to make sure they are investing in safety. some insurance companies like state farm said they would know no longer offer new insurance. pg&e is partially to blame. >> skyrocketing insurance rates another implications to the cost of living in california. much of this is due to the lack of trust in pg&e's safety performance. ryan: pg&e says technological investments to prevent wildfires is the best approach right now. ryan curry, abc 7 news. gloria: still to come, one year ago today the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. what is expected later today as women across the nation are

still adjusting to the change in rules. avoiding fines on the fourth of july. how a san mateo county official is trying to crack down on illegal fireworks this weekend. >> happy pride! ♪ get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty. there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workforce that's keeping us all safe.

building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> all eyes on russia. how vladimir putin is responding to a russian mercenary chief at this is the white house monitoring the situation. good morning. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. we have francine here with us.

we know we are preparing for a big pride we can. people are coming in from out of town, and also a lot of people are living here and going about the we can. what should they know? >> it will be four -- cloudy and cool in san francisco. >> grab a few layers. a live look at sfo. temperatures are in the 50's, they will stay that way for the next couple of hours. still cloudy at the coast by lunchtime, and san francisco is going to be breezy this afternoon which will heat temperatures below average in the mid-70's and around the bay to the upper 60's at the beaches, and upper 50's. sunsetted 8:35 a.m.. it will be cool this weekend, but a bigger warm up in the accuweather avenue -- forecast. >> thank you. developing news out of russia. the leader of a private military contractor appears to be threatening and armed rebellion against russia's military

leaders. abc news tells us the federal security service open a criminal case against the group leader. >> the streets of moscow were quiet after the leader of russia's paramilitary group appeared to call for an armed rebellion against senior members of the russian the terry leadership. an audio message, they claimed forces would be punished, saying that they must be stopped. the wagoner leader released a video claiming their troops were attacked by the regular russian army. the defense ministry called the accusation alive. the intelligence agency opened a criminal case against them and called on wagoner to not follow the orders. the panel is in kyiv. >> this appears to be an extraordinary and volatile moment. measures are being strengthened in moscow.

however, they have not criticized vladimir putin himself. they have merely said that he is aware and measures have been taken. >> vladimir putin address the people today, saying any internal toy moil -- turmoil is a threat to our's day as a nation print this is a blood to russia. to our people. he said those who have embarked on the path of betrayal prepared an armed rebellion punished in answer to the law and the russian people. the national security council says that president biden has been briefed on the situation. >> this comes amid a counteroffensive launch. abc news was given a video from troops who say they found an american-made bradley fighting vehicle. you can see ukrainian guns hiring at russian positions, printed joy -- destroy a vehicle. the military says they have watch the events russia. abc news, new york.

>> the directors guild of america has voted to improve a new contract with the movie studios. the three-year deal was approved yesterday by a majority of a union. it secures wage increases and residuals. it also includes varsity for creative rights. artificial intelligence is not supposed to take away duties performed by union members. that is going to the contract. live ammunition is banned. the deal comes as a writers guild strike is in its eighth week with no signs of progress. >> the cdc is looking into a longer-term vaccination strategy against this. in advisory committee is weighing new information in the fight to stop people from getting a disease. this outbreak peaked in august, but they have continued to appear. the current vaccine is highly effective. while it did not stop people from getting the virus, it did

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there's also federal abortion protection. today, 25 million women now live in states where it's harder to get abortion. this. it is fundamental. it is a fight to restore roe v. wade. the law the land once again. were going to do that. >> a democratic leaning state is protecting abortion access while republican-led states have policies in place. 13 for a total ban. >> my understanding is washington post poll. it is opposing the decision.

nancy pelosi carries republicans to take legislation that would restore abortion protection. >> constituents will have a lot more in the next election. >> across the aisle, current republican presidential candidate mike pence double sound. >> every republican candidate for president should support a ban on abortion before 15 weeks. next vice president harris is set to observe one year since the abortion decision with a major speech on reproductive rights in north carolina. justin finch, abc news washington. >> joe biden released a statement as we mark one year since the overturning of roe v. wade. my administration will continue to support congress to roe v. wade and federal law once

and for all. it has been two years since the death -- deadly collapse of a high-rise condo in surfside florida. or the 90 people died in 2021. residential building partially collapsed. the town called it the worst non-weather disaster in florida's history. there were four trap surviv 37 people were saved after the collapse. still ahead, the war. classic cars and a tradition that is special for multiple generations. >> look at that. alive you from the roof camera here in san francisco. you can see the flag floating in the winds, and the pratt -- pride flag. big pride weekend here in san francisco. tomorrow, forecast coming up in just a few minutes.

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three weeks away. you might already hear people crackdown firework buyback program tomorrow. abc 7 news reporter suzanne fo explains how this works. >> the for the flashes from the corner.

the boom from the fireworks, now . like really loud. it was an explosion for >> there only a couple cities in the county that have the same fireworks. >> this gets overwhelmed with the amount of problem they received. >> that's why the sheriff's office is holding a special firework buyback program. >> this is sunday from 10:00 until 3:00. >> the fireworks is a no questions asked opportunity for residents to turn any used fireworks they don't want, we

will pay $75 based on the amount of surrender. >> the buyback program is held in the parking the. >> it provides a safe way to dispose of fireworks rather than set it off ortho into a dumpster to pick it up. or to catch a fire. >> they are taking this matter seriously. they are posted on many parks. >> think a lot in the community to let people know that fireworks are not allowed. >> people could be hit with a hefty fine if they are caught with fireworks. it is up to $1000 fine in certain situations is a $2000 fine. the buyback program is a good idea. especially for kids. they can get hurt. delete have a good fourth of july celebration. they suggest the fireworks are left to the professionals. would be going there since we are kids. >> i don't go your on the fourth of july. his san mateo county, abc 7 news. >> woody's continues in santa cruz. more than 200 wooden cars will be on display. it is the largest income point. it goes back to the 30's, 40's and 50's. it is expensive and takes a big effort to run in good condition. this

cars. tradition is a generational thing. >> it is part of a family. all the memories i have passed on to the kids with the exact same ways they taught us. >> we hope that it will step up to save the money because we want to pass them onto someone who will take care of them. >> this starts at 10:00 in the morning and it last until 3:30 p.m. and is free. there beautiful look at. officials announced a property purchase to boost affordable housing. five properties across san francisco will help homeless people. it is 550 below market rate units available across the buildings. there is another effort from the city to meet the goal, and that is to build 82,000 homes over the next eight years. it cost 66

we have a we can forecast coming up. we are going to start off with a live shot. golden gate bridge with gray skies. over san francisco right now, much of the bay area is going to stay on the cool side. i will have your neighborhood forecast and when things warm up the accuweather 7-day forecast. stay with us. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home

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we are climbing in the moss. we are seeing the diamondbacks at oracle park. abc 7 sports director larry neal has a look at the morning sports. >> good morning. 10 game winning streak off of the giants right up the standings with the first-place arizona. the diamondbacks are brilliant oracle park for three and a half game lead. get yourself a souvenir. you can't ask for much more than

that. the top two returning to oracle and taking brandon webb deep. the 10th of the year in a flash. when he southeast, he is dangerous. both scoring as part of one third. bottom five tied at four. double sound the right and again, peterson and davis are scoring. 64 giants. there goes. patrick bailey, will have. his fourth run is the giants going to win over 2.5 games. we go north of the border. the a's and jays are picking it up. guerrero is back. a mammoth rerun blast, left of center. shea language the leader. a game link homerun.

final snap the eight team slide. the warriors picked brandon for jim see and trace jackson. one year in santa clara, but a photographic memory for real. we asked them if they could rattle off every single player taken ahead of him in the draft. >> victor. brandon miller. thompson twins. anthony black. pierce walker. number nine was utah. taylor hendricks. i trade for lively, and i don't member who is at 11. 14 at 70 with the lakers. the heat were 19.

but 11 was the magic. they had shed howard. that's who it was. >> had for breakfast. brenda per junkie has the draft member. have a great morning. i'm larry beil. >> s remarkable. baseball team. according to the mercury news, the mayor sent a letter to a commissioner. they want to permanently suspend territorial rights and mansion in, but this comes as the a's are making moves to relocate out of the state. let's get a check on the forecast with meteorologist francis. we've been talking about how it's been a little chilly. it was out and about.

>> cooler, and greater. lots of low clouds are over the bay. it will clear back to the coast by the afternoon. temperatures are in the mid to upper 50's. san francisco and half moon bay at 55, but palo alto at 57 degrees. and then, we have to go to the higher elevations to get some of those blue skies. over the a little bit cooler in concord. and it 57, livermore, 56. gray skies over san francisco, that is what it will be like, so the day for the pride event. here's a look at what you need to know. headlines are basically low

clouds. patchy fog with a little bit of drizzle. today and tomorrow morning, partly this afternoon. for all the celebration, temperatures will be low average early next week we are not going to see a warm up until the end of the workweek. temperatures today in san francisco will be in oakland. comfortable for neighborhoods. even though they are average, it will be low to mid 70's in many spots. san jose 71, santa rosa 73. mild and warmer, but look at the breeze and the cloud. stick on the coast as clouds fill in. temperatures in the lid to mid-50's for everyone. positive drizzle over the beaches. glaxo initially this animation because friday at 4:00 in san francisco, we are seeing clouds spilling into parts of downtown. then, overnight, lots of cloud cover. tomorrow morning the bright

celebration begins, and in the afternoon, we will only get a low bit of sunshine, especially with the breeze kicking in. temperatures in the low 60's today and tomorrow. with cloudy conditions. in fact, as we show you the forecast, 9:00, overcast and 55. by the afternoon, breezy skies and low 60's. you will want to have a jacket handy or windbreaker or extra layers. for example, the average height is 67 in san francisco and will be below that this week. check out the end of the workweek. that is when we are closer to average. maybe even above average. for other areas, here's a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast did cool at the coast, mild inland today tomorrow. not too much change, but a little bit of warming on monday. cooler and breezier on tuesday, but the warm up fixing on

wednesday. more sunshine on thursday and friday. we will see the inland areas around the bay. need to bring a few layers. >> i don't think anyone will be for the warmer weather, and it will be nice enough to be out and about. >> they will enjoy. thk you. next up, san francisco leads tokyo. bay area features you will see a california venture.

>> we are getting a new look at thquare and disney california xtth, the area will be transformed into a mashup of san frcio and tokyo. that is from the film big hero

six. there will be new asian inspired menu ind eeries. even a health care compendium will be back to greet guests. no word on the official opening day. disney is the parent company of abc 7. people are already reserving their spots to see next year's total solar eclipse. the total of clips will pass over mexico, the united states and canada on april 8 of next year. this will be the last time that americans will get a clear view of the clips until august of 2044. next years's a clips is expected to cover 150 miles. it will cross 13 states and the eastern part of canada. rakel. let's get a check of the weather, especially for pride fest. >> lots of low clouds and we can expect that through most of the day in san francisco. the high will only be 62 in the afternoon. plenty of sunshine is away from

the beaches, so some inland areas will be in the 70's. 74, really nice at 71 degrees. here's the seven-day forecast. cool for the next couple of days, including san francisco pride event. not warming up until next week. >> the end of next week. a few more days before son, but nice weekend. abc 7 mornings with gloria rodríguez. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 area

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