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investigation is underway. good morning, it is saturday, and we get started with the weather. we have been talking about half a million people coming in to town near san francisco for the pride festivities. what can they expect weather-wise? >> they expect a lot of clouds as we can see outside and gray skies over many parts of the bay area and you see here with live doppler 7 in the satellite image. here is the shot at sfo, it is cloudy this morning, temperatures are mostly in the mid to upper 50's and then by lunchtime we will get a lot of sunshine and exact at the coast, breezy this afternoon, that means temperature is still below average inland areas in the mid-70's, around the bay mid to upper 60's and at the coast upper 50's to near 60's. it will be a gorgeous day bring an extra layer, the sun sets at a: 35 and the cooler weather continues tomorrow for all of the festivities.

>> a good tip about the extra layer. an arson investigation is underway in san jose after multiple townhomes caught fire around 10:00 last night. more than 30 people had to find another place to stay and five homes were heavily damaged. the complex is one resident barely had enough time to get on with his family. >> i managed to take my mother-in-law out, the next thing you know the fire was in our patio. the windows were cracking. we were not able to get anything out of the house by my mother-in-law and my daughter. >> nobody was hurt by some people who lived there cap reported missing pets. the red cross is helping out those displaced residents. we also told you about the story on our news app to get breaking news notifications like this one sent to your mobile phone, download our abc7news app.

lasers are lighting up the sky in san francisco for pride month and the grand finale is happening this weekend. the rainbow are installation returned last night to the plaza in front of the san francisco variability. the mayor attended the ceremony and the lights are supposed to create the largest pride flag in the world when they point up market street. hundreds of people showed support for san francisco's trans march. tara campbell tells us more celebration and protests. >> has a liberation transgender community, hundreds marching in san francisco's dolores park to the castro. >> it is important to be with a bunch of people just like you and is important to embrace who you are and it is easier to do that when you see other people doing the same. >> there is joy here. we have a of negativity and we do not hear enough about joy. >> that shining down on dolores

park with live music and dancing ahead of the march. >> i think it is important to be with a community of people who look like you and think like you and have your same values. >> support from within the community and beyond from four-legged allies to their owners. >> i think pride is important for everybody. all lives matter. everyone here is welcome and they like to protect each other. >> this march falls as the community really is under attack , the aclu is currently tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at lgbtq+ writes, many of them targeting the transgender community. >> trans life and had to fight for ourselves and our girls. >> she is the founder of working to protect transgender women and she says seeing this kind of support gives her hope. >> look at the crowd, we have gotten so huge.

i want to say is happy trans month and happy pride. >> we are just a day away from one of the biggest pride celebrations in the country. san francisco's pride parade kicks off with a festival that will follow. there is a big lineup of performers who will hit the main stage in the civic center plaza as nbd says there are officers on duty and they say that while there are no specific threats against the celebration, they want to make sure that safety is a top priority. >> this is about community, unity, inclusiveness, and it shows what our city is all about. we want to make sure it is a great event and everybody is safe. >> half a million people or more are expected to watch and take part in the pride parade. the parade is scheduled to start at 10:30 in the morning. if you are planning to go, public transit is one of the most convenient ways to join the festivities, more service than

ever before with five lines instead of the usual three starting at 8:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m.. the ferry will operate extra trips on the oakland andrew alameno routes as well as two and from vallejo, culturing is adding four trains that will run northbound into the city. muni reroutes three lines around civic center plaza because of the parade and the bulk and 27 bryant and thooursre in effect all weekend. we are the onlyce where you can see the san francisco pride parade broadcast live. our coverage starts at 10:00 ben abc7news.com/pride or also whatever you stream abc7. development in the death of jen angel, she was drunk 50 feet by a car. according to the east bay times, a 19-year-old matt was charged with her murder and robbery and in a second robbery that

happened the same day that she was hurt. tim johns talk to her friends about what she would have wanted next. >> four months after the death of jen angel the police department announcing they have a suspect in custody, she was struck by a car during a purse snatching and then died days later. the incident that drew national headlines and had an outpouring of support for her friends and family. >> she looked supporting her friends and her community and i would often turn to her when i had questions or need advice. >> she was her friend. is one of several people calling on local authorities to pursue an alternative to traditional prosecution. >> she believed that we need to address harm and create accountability, that is rooted in looking at the root causes of why harm happens. angel disagreed with the current criminal justice system and would have wanted her alleged killer to go to prison.

what's wanting somebody in a cage, is about going to bring her back? >> she would have liked to have were sort happened, they have been working alongside the nonprofit resort oakland. >> 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. >> next steps are decided by the alameda county district attorney's office, they hope that angel's story can make a difference. >> 600 people showed up at her memorial from all over the country and i think part of that is the impact that she had. >> to the latest on the fathe day shooting that left two people injured along the embarcadero. the attorney is discharging the case against a 33-year-old pittsburgh man who was arrested that night. he was wounded and was being

held on five gun charges. with a case discharge he has been released from custody. he can still be charged down the line because the investigation is ongoing. the national transportation safety board is not doing the investigation into what led to the implosion of the titan sub. officials say they believe the deadly implosion happened sunday one of the subclause contact with his mother ship on the way to see the titanic. the loved ones are the five people on board are now speaking out about the sudden loss. >> i think it is sad. what also beautiful. his death brought the world together. >> they went on to explore the titanic but unfortunately that dream turned into a nightmare. >> some experts say the disaster may have been preventable. this is the only one like it that was never certified. the cofounder of the su company is defending the ceo's commitment to safety.

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

amusements that provides rides and games. >> not having anything, none of the rides or the carnival games what actually impact our revenue to a minimum of $55,000 that we typically depend on for our budget. >> a spokesperson said while there amusements will not return given the current landscape, there is hope for them to return of the city can guarantee petey 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, our hope is that they will return this year. >> organizers estimate 40 unpermitted hotdog vendors surround christmas in the park and other unpermitted vendors are selling goods. street vendor activist eden has been an advocate for the past six years. >> the majority of the advents

and to eat at the event and they do not eat before, they eat after. if you have good food and a good selection you have nothing to worry about. >> the mayor does not want contracted vendors to field their business is being undermined because of unfair competition. this issue will require connecting with police, code enforcement, and partners with accounting. >> i want to acknowledge that there are hard-working people trying to make a living and i think it is important to have that empathy. that being said, we have health code and we have some basic laws on the books for a reason and we do not want to ignore those. 1 you may be getting ready -- >> you may be getting ready for the weekend, let us get a check on the forecast. >> here is a live look from the mountains, low clouds over the entire bay area, the inland areas will the sunshine earlier on the day and we will warm up into the mid-70's come elsewhere, we are on the cool

side. i have your complete forecast coming up. >> also ahead, an opportunity in supportive housing, an inside look at a southbay housing project being of -- being built after years of planning. >> and in russia, fears of rebellion.

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>> here is a live look outside from a roof camera looking out over the bay, it has been a little overcast today but it is still nice to be out and about and engaging in some of the fun activities this weekend. will have a look at the forecast in a little bit. finishing touches are been put in place for a southbay project years in the making. and 94 unit permanent supportive housing community is a few short weeks away from welcoming his first president. path villas at worth street.hh we reported a look at the location hoping to change lives. >> show me decide? -- this side? >> those were said to call the

units home are the visuals were 55 and up who have experienced homelessness, every piece of furniture is lovingly put in place. this is one of the volunteers who 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 is really exciting. >> that broke ground in august or 2021 and services are provided by the nonprofit path, assisted by private partners. the project received funds from sources like voter approved measure a, dedicated to affordable and supporting ve housing. the rent is subsidized by the housing authority based on income. >> of a resident earns $900 a month, they will contribute a third of their income towards their rent and the housing authority will subsidize. if a resident does not earn that much money it may be a resident is earning $200 a month, they will pay a portion their income towards their rent. >> each unit is outfitted with

furniture, along with cooking and cleaning supplies. more than just providing a place to live, the site also hopes to provide a place of community through common areas like this dog park and the community kitchen. >> we may have documentary nights at a movie nights and bingo nights and karaoke seems to be a really popular activity in our communities as well. >> the first residents are set to signed leases in early july, a regional director says the hope is that this community will be another model in 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. >> san francisco business owners are frustrated with activities along one street. the trouble area is on willow street near the avenue, on a restaurant owner in the area had bars installed on the front door after several safety concerns.

>> calling to police every day, every single day, the same thing, it never changes. >> there has been ongoing activity of drug dealing, substance use and public misconduct along homeless people -- among homeless people. they say after filing complaints, nothing is being done about it. the attorney's office told us that a statement that there is only so much they can do when the law prohibits enforcing sleeping on the floor by homeless individuals. >> couple said id with a lgbtq+ by celebration, this comes 10 years after california resumed same-sex marriages. >> the lgbtq community is a big community here and we are married on the pride month. i am so excited. >> there is a time that now we

have to be more loud and proud and see we are here and we are aware. what a beautiful day to show true love and kindness. >> preparation outside of city hall is under way of the pride parade. abc 7 is the only place you can see the san francisco pride parade broadcast live. tune in at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow and our meteorologist is tracking the forecast. i was over at those marriage ceremonies at city hall yesterday and a couple said they were planning on going to the activities this weekend and they have performances today and a big parade tomorrow. how about packing a sweater? >> it will get chilly at times with the strong sea breeze. we are waking up to a lot of great skies right now. unfortunately, temperatures remained cooler than average through the weekend. here is a look at live doppler seven radar image, we have extensive cloud cover over the bay area and we will pull back to the coast. it will stick around to be all

day long. a live shot from emeryville showing you the overcast conditions over san francisco and with the bay bridge. san francisco is currently 56 at oakland is 58. san jose is 58. half moon bay at 57. this time we are checking out more gray clouds over the golden gate bridge. you see the flag blowing a bit and there is a light breeze that picks up this afternoon and in santa rosa, it is 57. we are saying upper 50's and concord, 60 and livermore at 58 degrees. more of those low clouds over the downtown san francisco area. low clouds even a little bit of patchy fog and some drizzle as possible today and tomorrow morning. we will be partly sunny this afternoon for all of the pride celebrations in san francisco. temperature is below average into early next week, they do not climb up until the end of next week. i will show you that too. forecast animation will zoom in tight for this afternoon as a

lot of folks are heading into san francisco and you will notice that clouds stick around, partly cloudy conditions even this afternoon and then the marine layer pushes in overnight tomorrow morning and we will see a lot of clouds, gray start again, with the clouds pulling back. notice in the afternoon, we could even see some drizzle along the coast and then the clouds stick around. the peninsula, and possibly even into the east bay in the afternoon. they winds will be breezy and because they are coming from the northwest this will keep temperatures on the cool side today and also tomorrow, gusting from 28 through 30 miles an hour in san francisco. he into parts of the east bay. i sprang from upper 50's at the beaches to mid upper 70's for our warmest spots. san francisco is 62 by san jose will be 71 -

be 71. cool june continues notice for today we are anywhere from five through 12 degrees below average. that will continue for the next couple of days. the lows will be in the 50's tonight for almost everyone. with a pretty deep marine layer that will push in and here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. cool at the coast, mild inland and the same goes for tomorrow with a pride parade, minor warming on monday, than a slight cold out on tuesday because things will really warm up on wednesday, thursday, and friday and they 90's will return to the inland areas and it is going to feel like summer towards the end of next week. unfortunately, not this weekend. >> you are saying there are other events going on in addition to pride? >> we have the giants games, i think traffic will be horrendous in the city. >> public transportation is your

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>> pg&e is introducing technology that they say will help with qualifiers. -- wildfires. victims of wildfires are skeptical of the company's approach. >> pg&e showcase new technology they say will help them with their wildfire response. >> you see the technology but the operational medications are game changers for us. >> the chief officer of the wildfire response says investing in new technologies is crucial to prevent future disasters. they showed off a drone that

will be used to monitor aboveground power lines and the directions fire spread. they will put power lines not below the ground but on the ground. this would be safe enough to drive over out of these lies limit the risk that comes from when a power line falls and catch fire. >> that cable is a lot better protected from those types of interactions. trees are not going to fall and damage this line. >> they feel confident these investments in technology will mitigate the wildfire threat going forward. those who are victims of wildfire sayes without proper -- say without proper oversight from the state they are not confident anything will change. >> if these are on a dartboard to see what will work, via trailer area or trial or error, or if this has

science behind it. >> pg&e received a multimillion dollar settlement for the fire and he says need to be monitored by the state to ensure they are investing in safety. they are no longer offering insurance plans for california homeowners because of wildfires. >> skyrocketing insurance rates and a lot of other implications to the cost of living in california. much of this is due to the lack of trust in pg&e's safety performance. >> pg&e says preventing wildfire is the best approach right now -- wildfires is the best approach right now. >> one year ago today the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. what is expected as women across the nation are still adjusting to the changing rules.

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this is abc7news. >> all eyes on vladimir putin is responding after reports of an armed rebellion by a russian mercenary chief. this is at the white house monitor the situation. good morning and we are starting this half hour with a good look at your forecast. we have francis with us. good morning, francis. >> we are off to a great start, you see the clouds behind us on the golden gate bridge and here is a look at the satellite image on live doppler 7. the marine layer has pushed in across the bay, we are at mount tam and that is how we can get above those low clouds and here is your day planner for today. temperatures in the 50's and cloudy at the coast even by lunch time and this afternoon we will get a lot of sunshine exits at the beaches and inland areas and mid-seventies around the bay, mid to upper 60's at the beaches near 60 degrees. sunset at a

a cold day for everyone, patterns will stick around. i will let you know when things change. >> developing news out of russia the linger of a private -- a private village or contractor, wagner group seems to be staging an armed rebellion against military leaders. vladimir putin is promising to defend the people of russia. patrick readable reports. >> rebellion in russia, troops and tanks on the streets in the southern russia city after the leader of the wagner mercenary group yevgeny prigozhin declared an armed result against the senior military leadership. his troops are seizing control of key military and government buildings in rostov-on-don, close to ukraine where wagner has been fighting. this is the southern disc

military headquarters, he has also. seized the city airfield. he has 25,000 men and calling for russia's army to join him. vladimir putin this morning addressing the nation calling his actions treason and a stab in the back. he is promising to punish the organizers and ordering the russian armies to restore control. there are intelligence calling this a staged armed mutiny. video circulating online show military trucks at the defense ministry and yevgeny prigozhin has been in a long running debate with a military leader. tensions are appearing to explode into open conflict. yevgeny prigozhin is a using them of attacking a wagner camp, releasing an unsupported video after the attack. so for the security services siding with putin setting up a

test of strength. for now there could be armed clashes. russia is failing to hold off ukraine's counteroffensive. ukrainian forces are watching closely. >> are closely watching this hoping about the turmoil can be used to their advantage -- they are closely watching this hoping that the turmoil can be used to their advantage. it is a dangerous moment in russia. >> members of the directors guild awards 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 also streaming residual fees and diversity and all creative rights. intelligence is not supposed to be -- ai is not supposed to reduce resource abilities by the union and the deal comes as thewriter's guilt -- as the

writer'ss guild strike is in eighth week. starbucks workers protested against a coffee chain. pride decorah was banned from about 100 u.s. starbucks locations. company officials responded saying that they are not aware of any of their store spanning the decorations are the added that stores can decorate as long as they follow the safety guidelines. the cdc is looking into a longer-term vaccination strategy against mpox. the advisory committee on immunization practices are weighing new information in the fight to stop people from getting the disease. the outbreak peaked in august but cases have continued to appear. the cdc says the current mpox vaccine is highly effective while the vaccine did not stop people from getting the virus, it helps prevent severe illness and also hospitalization. there is no direct evidence that covid-19 started in a lab in

wuhan, china. the report aimed to reveal origins of covid-19 but it stopped short of doing so. officials say it is nearly impossible to make those discoveries because of china's obstruction to their independent reviews. having today vice president kamala harris will deliver a national address on reproductive health care. she will be giving that speech in charlotte, north carolina. it was one year ago on this day that the u.s. supreme court overturned roe v. wade. fellow protected women's rights and access to abortion. harris will call for congress to bring back this protection of reproduction rights. president biden released a statement this morning marking one year since the supreme court ruling. he says in part congressional republicans want to ban abortion nationwide, my administration will continue to protect access to reproductive health care and

call on congress to restore the protections of roe v. wade in federal law once and for all. since that ruling more than a dozen states have established near or total abortion bands. president biden signed an executive order aimed at preserving access to contraception. as abc news reporter reports productive rights are poised to play a crucial role in the 2024 election. >> saturday, one year since the supreme court decision to reverse roe v. wade abortion protections. some 25 million women of childbearing age now live in states where abortions are harder to get. in washington the president and vice president attending their reproductive rights event and earning early endorsements from pro-abortion access groups including land parenthood. >> it will not take away the rights force fundamentals.

we will fight to restore roe v. wade and make a law in the land once again and we will do that. >> 20 democratic leaning states have protected abortion access. more than a dozen republican led states have some kind of abortion restriction policies in place or pending. 13 enacting near or total ban s. >> babies deserve equal protection. >> washington post poll found more than 60% of americans hold opposed the court decision. nancy pelosi during republicans or take up legislation that would restore abortion protections. >> are you afraid of your constituents? you will have a lot more to fear in the next election. >> across the aisle current 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. abc news, washington. >> still ahead, woody's on the wharf, what makes these classic cars who are rolling through santa cruz so special. let us get a live look outside from our roof camera here in san francisco. you can see the pride flag blowing in the wind and we know a lot of people are coming in this weekend to pride. i will get a check on the forecast in a few minutes. check all of the boxes. delicious? check. great deal? check. served on buttermilk biscuits with real cheddar cheese baked into them? didn't know that was a box, did you? well, it is... check. get my 2 for $6.49 cheddar biscuit breakfast sandwiches any time of day.

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the first ever firework bu yback program launches tomorrow. >> this place goes off in the fourth of july. it is everywhere. >> fourth of july is around the corner and others in redwood city say they are hearing the booms from illegal fireworks now. >> i heard them yesterday. it was around 9:30. i live by 711 and it was really loud. explosions. >> illegal fireworks are a no-no in san mateo county. >> there only a couple of cities to allow for fireworks. >> i know that our law enforcement parma gets overwhelmed with the amount of calls they receive. >> that is why the sheriff's office is holding a special fireworks buy back program. it is sunday from 3:00 to 6 p.m.. >> it is a no questions asked opportunity for residents or citizens to turn in unused fireworks and illegal fireworks

they do not want and we will pay them up to $75 based on the amount of weight that they turn in or surrender to us. >> it will be held in this parking lot. >> the goal is to provide people with a safe way to dispose of their fireworks rather than say to setting it off or throwing it into a dumpster where someone else may pick that up or they catch on fire. >> deputies are taking this matter seriously and signs are being posted many parks. >> we have been having our deputies go out into the community and reminding people that fireworks are not allowed in certain areas. >> people could be hit with a hefty fine if they are caught with illegal fireworks. >> is up to a with thousand dollar fine for illegal fireworks and in certain situations it is up to $2000. >> the program is a good idea. >> it is good and especially for those kids, they can get hurt. >> authorities when you do have a good fourth of july celebration, they suggestively do fireworks to the professionals -- they suggest that you leave the fireworks to the professionals. >> it is a place where people

gather and we have been going there since we were kids. >> i do not cohere on the fourth of july, go across the bay so i can enjoy them. -- july, i go across the bay so i can enjoy them. >> 200 wooden classic cars on display. it is the largest woody's show in northern california. they date back to the 30's and 40's and 50's at out their rarity makes them expensive and it takes a big effort to keep. them running in good condition. 40's on the wharf starts today at 10:00 a.m. and last until 3:30 in the afternoon and the admissions is free. san francisco officials announced a property purchase to support affordable housing, they are housing families, seniors, and formally homeless people. there will be 550 below market rate units available across the five buildings. it is another effort by the city

to meet the state-mandated goal is to build 82,000 affordable homes over the next eight years. looks like we are not going to get much sunshine this weekend? >> cloudy and cool with this live shot from the explorer camera looking out towards the bay bridge. temperatures are below average this weekend. there is a big warm up in the accuweather 7-day forecast and i will tell you about that after the bak. stay with us.

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ritz. a taste of welcome. >> the giants are climbing the nl west they take on the diamondbacks again tonight and set of oracle park. larry beil has a look at your morning sports. >> good morning. the 10 game winning streak vaulted the giants of the standings within the site of the first place, diamondbacks

rolling into oracle park with a 3.5 game lead ahead of the west. if you go to the game, get yourself a souvenir. evan longoria at returning to oracle, the first they is the enemy and he takes brandon with deep. one-zero diamondba michael conformed out when he is healthy he is dangerous. he went on to a three -, right-field line, and again it is peterson and davis. 6-4, giants. the rookie, aloha! two run, part of a five run fifth as the giants go on to win 8-5. we go north of the border, the a's and jays. flat guerrero is bad, if you run blast, we fast-forward to the

knife, sailing leaders -- shea, snapping the eight game slide. jackson davis, photographic memory, for real. our own casey pratt asked if he could rattle off every single player taken ahead of him in the draft. >> you have victor, brandon miller, thompson twins, anthony black, walker, taylor hendricks, 10 was kason wallace, carbureted to the thunder for derek lively at 12. the 11th for? and member that, that wealth from hawkins. 16 was the jazz. 17 was the lakers.

i was 19. 11 was the magic again? they picked up janet jet howard. >> some of us cannot remember what we had for breakfast! he has the whole draft memorized! that is a wrap on is a wrap on morning sports. >> and check on the forecast. we have been talking with everybody coming into town for pride and so much going on. we probably need to pack sweaters or jackets? >> you can see why. what the satellite radar image, a lot of cloud cover over san francisco and that has built into the bay and into the east bay. live shot from emeryville showing you the gray start we are having this morning.

temperatures are climbing up into the upper 50's for some spots and san francisco is at 56 at oakland is 58. mountain view and palo alto and half moon bay are at 59 degrees. at this time we are looking at those low clouds over the golden gate bridge, winds are light but they will pick up this afternoon . more upper 50's in santa rosa and napa, fairfield and concord is in the low 60's. you see the flag flowing, the pride flag there in san francisco from our camera. here is what you need to know, low clouds, a little bit of patchy fog and drizzle this morning and tomorrow morning, partly sunny by the afternoon for all of the pride celebrations. unfortunately the clouds stick around quite a bit but temperatures are going to be below average into early next week. there are a changes for the end of next week. our forecast animation as zoom in tight or too san francisco, we are under partly

cloudy conditions but everywhere else we get a lot of sunshine and then tomorrow morning some patchy fog even some bits of drizzle you can see by the pops of green and in the afternoon, the clouds stick around a little bit longer with the sea breeze. even san francisco and parts of the peninsula could have cloudier conditions in the afternoon and that means temperatures are on the side. half moon bay is 59 with the breeze, san francisco is 62, oakland is 66 and san jose is 71, really comfortable even though it is a lot colder inland in any outcome at 76, it is more in the 70's and looking for the low 70's in santa rosa and napa. tonight, a lot of cloud cover and patchy fog, low to mid 50's for almost everyone in the bay area. tomorrow will be similar to today, for the pride event tomorrow, we are starting off with overcast conditions, by lunchtime, peaks of sunshine and 3:00 in the afternoon we will

see the low 60's with those breezy conditions. here is a look at the week ahead, in livermore, average high is 85, we are well below that. today, tomorrow, into tuesday. notice wednesday things warm up and thursday, and friday we will be in the 90's. that is almost 20 degrees warmer than where we are today. here is a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. cool at the coast, mild inland, the same goes for tomorrow for the big pride parade and also the giants game. minor warming on monday and tuesday, not too much change, the big changes on wednesday and thursday and friday. >> thank you. this is the finale of the fx series dave on hulu, it was so good the network wanted everyone have a chance to see everyone to have a chance to see

it. it is free to watch on youtube. the show's first emmy nomination could be next. >> ♪ >> the first question i get is how did you get all of these people to be in this? they are all, it is the greatness of the show, they are all massive fans of the show. that is the best way it can be. >> welcome to the tour! >> you are supposed to go hard! >> dave went hard in season three, dave byrd, a.k.a. little dickie took his show on the road in his tour and with this season could become the first ever emmy nomination. >> i think the overall vibe has been really well received. every episode is its own short film in its own genre, they can respect the risk we are taking while being really funny and emotionally connect did. >> also getting a lot of

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>> we are getting a new look at the tokyo square at adventure park, the area will be transformed into a matchup of san francisco and tokyo from the film big hero six. there will be insred menu items and eateries and bay

max will be out to greet guests and there is no word on when it will open. disney is the parent company of abc7. let us get a final check on the forecast for the big pride weekend. >> sweater weather at the beaches, it is cloudy and cool, near 60. t-shirt and shorts weather for the inland areas, we will see some mid 70's and it will be sunny around the bay later on this afternoon and the temperatures and weather pattern six round for the next few days. >> it sounds like it will be a nice weekend. >> really warm end of next week. >> thank you for joining us. we had a great time with you this morning, abc7 continues 9:00 p.m.. have a wonderful day.

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