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the family how desperate for answers after a group of suspects barged into their east bay business and emptied the register. a stoneleigh you will only see -- a story you will only see on seven. let's get a start with a quick look at your weather. gray skies over the bay bridge and a live shot of the pride festivities are starting shortly. here is your day planner for today. drizzle today, temperatures in the mid-50's for the most part. by lunchtime, it will be sunny inland but at beaches and san francisco, mostly cloudy. breezy this afternoon, each means temperatures will be below average once again. upper 50's at the beaches. if you are getting ready to join the pride parade, temperatures

will be in the mid-50's for the next few hours. we will finally get sunshine in the afternoon, but only warming up to the low 60's. gloria: we are celebrating pride month here at abc 7 in san francisco, we are counting down to the grand finale, the pride parade happening in just a few hours. this as celebrations have been going on all weekend long. hundreds took to the streets for the annual dyke francisco. tara campbell talked to people who say the crowds are extra meaningful this year. >> countless steps taken from dolores park to the castro. san francisco's decades-old dyle ke march as meaningful as ever. marching and fighting for their rights. the aclu is currently tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at the lgbtq+ community. the majority, introduced this

year. >> that means a lot because we need this. people from years ago have given their life, their time to promote this and give us the freedoms we have now. >> becky is a michigan native and this is her first dyke march. >> we do not want to go backwards. it is important for the future generations. >> i am here for with my girlfriend. >> marching with pride and making time to party in the park. >> it is moving to see everyone out here. i feel positive energy. >> allies, also showing up. >> people get stoked to put face paint on and for everybody to know they are accepting. the rainbow and gay pride. >> super friendly, everyone is happy, relaxed, celebrating everyone's uniqueness. >> natalie bishop making her way from denver to dolores park. >> i am here, my sister lives in the area.

i am celebrate with her. >> she says, standing up for her sister's rights. >> it is important to be vocal about your support so people know they are not alone. it is a huge community out there. gloria: not too that event, there was a festival at civic center plaza and a block party in the castro district. as maybe seven news reporter cornell barnard shows us, people coming out of san francisco from all over to be part of the celebration of unity and inclusion. ♪ >> and shining bright across civic center plaza, even though the sun was fashionably late. >> we love when carl is around. >> anthony and friends from sheer san francisco showed us their moves and what pride is all about. >> i am out, i have a lot of

support. pride is being proud of who you are. >> mr. lopez from salinas proud to be here. >> i transitioned when i am 16. i continued to transition. i want to be more happy. i heard san francisco pride is the time of the year so i decided to come and i am enjoying it so far. >> pride was about grabbing the perfect picture with your friends or the pride gorilla, they say they needed the celebration. >> i am so happy to be here. covid took so much away from us. we are one of the most resilient states in the world and we need to accept everybody and just love. >> some states are pushing back against lgbtq+ rights and announcing drag performers. >> there is a little bit of a backlash. >> happy pride, everyone. >> the castro family block party was happening. there was a drag story our four

kids and even a pride unicorn. >> pride is inclusive, a celebration for all families and making sure everyone has fun. this is a joyous time. happy pride! starts at market and beale street's near the embarcadero. it goes down market street in the big parties at civic center plaza. organizers expect half a million people to make their way o celebrate. today, abc 7 is the only place where you can see the san cisco pride paradeoadcasting li. the abc 7 morngs crew will hosthe event. coverage starts at 10:00 this morning and will be at abc7news.com/pride or wherever you stream. to a story you will only see on seven, a family looking or answers after their popular donut shop in the east became the latest target for a brace armed robbery.

dion lim talks to the daughter of the owners that says something needs to be done. >> just before 1:00 a.m. friday, you can see three individuals open colonial doughnuts. as soon as the cashier approaches the trio, one after another jumped the counter, firearms in hand. >> they are yelling at him, pointing the gun at him. >> demand demand three bakers lay low while they search for a safe. with no luck, they returned to the front of the shop and entered the contents of the cash register. this location has been owned by the family by nearly 40 years. she describes the small business as her mother and father's american dream. she says they have survived a recession and the pandemic and share this story with the community and local leaders to hopefully make change. >> i hope they know that small businesses are part of oakland's community and we are looking for help and we are suffering in many ways, feel defeated at

times. i do not know what the answer is, but i think something has to change. >> colonial doughnuts remained open friday. they hope they will not help them -- have to shorten their hours in the future because of crime. opd says there have been no arrests made. gloria: she says she plans to speak about the incident at the next lakeshore merchants association meeting later this month. oakland mayor zhang tao is expected to be there. today on the peninsula, the san mateo county sheriff's office is hosting its first ever firework ibach program. the no questions asked event is a chance for people to earn extra cash and gives deputies a chance to help get illegal fireworks off the streets. >> the goal is to provide people that they safe way to dispose of fireworks, rather than setting it up or throwing it into a dumpster. gloria: people interested in the buyback can bring unused or

unsafe fireworks and can get up to $75. the event starts at 10:00 this morning and goes until 3:00 in redwood city. san jose mayor matt mahan is making it clear that drugs on city streets will not be tolerated. during a press conference, he joined the police chief and sheriff's office to promise that drug dealers will be put in a jail cell and said his office is focus on helping users at the treatment that they need. >> nobody is buying it, nobody would be doing it. last year, we had 240 six people die on our streets. that is more than double the number who have died in our city from homicides and tractor fatalities combined. there are way too many people out on the streets to say that is their choice, i do not think that is common sense. gloria: the mayor says san jose is the safest big city in the bay area and he wants to keep it that way. a check of your forecast with

francis. francis: we have low clouds this morning and it is going to be a cool and cloudy day, especially at the beaches. temperatures stay below average, but there are big changes coming up with the accuweather 7-day forecast. gloria: ahead, questions continue to swirl around the titanic some. how an engineer in alameda says ocean gate ceo ignored warnings. plus, troops ordered to halt in moscow. the latest on the armed rebellion led by the person every chief in russia and how the u.s. is responding. ♪ hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i offer what i can

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gloria: welcome back to abc 7. we are getting a live look outside of san francisco. you can see the pride flag blowing in the wind. we are getting ready for the big pride parade. we will have a check of your forecast coming up. right now, he sad update to a story that inspired us.

simon, 18 we profiled last has died. zion was legally blind after shot in 2021 and continued his dream to become a professional skateboarder. his family called abc 7 and told us he passed away in his sleep last night and they are planning a celebration of life for him this coming monday along with a balloon release at ocean beach. the investigation into the titan submersible continues. the polar prince, the canadian ship that launched the sub returned to port in newfoundland. investigators plan to collect data from the data recorder on the conduct interviews and recover audio recovering. it could take up to two years to investigate why the sub imploded, killing all five passengers on board. the u.s. coast guard is deciding whether to recover pieces of the sub down on the ocean floor. a local deep-sea engineer out of alameda says ocean gate ceo

ignored early warning signs that the material used to build the summer civil was not safe -- submersible was not safe. reporter: long before a titan submersible carrying five people on a quest to see the titanic wreckage lost all communications before later imploding came the early warnings. >> we told him, someone is either going to be killed in this thing and you've got to not do it. reporter: ocean gate ceo stockton rush paid a visit to alameda in 2015 while in the thick of building his submersible to meet with liz taylor. taylor is a deep-sea engineer and president of d.o.e. are marine operations where a their own submersibles. he wanted to hear her findings from a research project. >> stockton felt like he was pushing the envelope, using new materials. reporter: that is what tailored specifically advised against the use of carbon fiber as it is still experiment and has not been tested over time in extreme

depths of the ocean. >> it being hollow on the inside or one atmosphere on the inside and having the pressure of the ocean, trying to push in on it is not the right material. reporter: in 2018, the man submersible to many of the marine technological society backed her up, writing a letter urging rush not to proceed, ignoring all warnings he moved forward. >> where this went askew was, i do not need them. i have done the math. i am confident in my engineering. reporter: taylor says rush cut obvious corners like not building his sub to have rescue capacity, a remotely operated vehicle that can serve as a self rescue tool. >> there was no second summer civil. reporter: she says because rush was technically operating in international waters, there was no way of stopping him. >> when this happened through this combination of hubris,

complacency and greed, it was frustrating and sad for the families that they did not have -- maybe they had no idea of the true level of risk they were putting themselves at. gloria: that is what tech billion years elon musk and mark zuckerberg are saying about a potential cage match with each other. the president of ufc david white says he was on the phone with musk and zuckerberg about holding the fight in vegas. musk confirmed it might happen. the quarrel between the two billionaires started on social media and escalated. the white -- white says the match could generate $1 billion. in the north bay, a show of strength in unity yesterday. people took part in a pride solidarity march in santa rosa. the route was between two lgbtq+ owned businesses which were previously vandalized.

the goal of the march was to promote educate and support the lgbtq+ community. a group of richmond kids went on a special learning adventure on the water to see the release of 200,000 fish into the san francisco bay. the salmon started the process of adapting to saltwater, a process called schmaltz vacation. abc 7 spoke to the kids who say they left inspired by the employees passion. >> they showed us because t are passionate about it. when they came up here and spoke about it, i could see they were into it and they were light, enjoying their job. i thought that was pretty cool. gloria: the group spent the rest of their time on the water learning about salmon and the hatchery efforts. this sunday is a big one in san francisco, half a million it affected to be here for -- half a million expected to be here for pride events. francis, you were talking about

here at the studio, our crew is getting ready to go to the pride event. are they going to see the sun? francis: [laughter] they will, but not until the afternoon. we've got a good onshore flow with lots of race guy to start out this morning. -- lots of gray sky to start out this morning. you see the onshore push of clouds. here is what it looks like right now. we have widespread, low clouds over the bay area. it is a garay start this morning. -- grace start this morning -- gray start this morning. ridge, more low clouds near the top of the tower. santa rosa, fairfield, 57.

a live shot from notice the droplets. not only do we have low clouds, patchy fog, we have drizzle this morning. it is going to be mostly cloudy for the san francisco pride parade and events today. it is going to be significantly warmer, 20 degrees warmer by the end of the weekend. here is the pride parade forecast. today, 9:00, mid-50's. by lunchtime, we start to hit the upper 50's, peaks of sunshine. in the afternoon, we get the most sunshine but it will be partly cloudy. temperatures will only be 62 degrees this afternoon, dropping down into the 50's by the evening. here is the forecast animation as we zoom in around the afternoon hours. you notice a lot of cloud cover along the beaches and parts of

the peninsula and san francisco will get partly cloudy conditions. clouds move back in overnight tonight, widespread low clouds into tomorrow morning. surface winds right now are low in san francisco. watch our forecast animation as we move into the afternoon. we could see gusts up to 30 miles per hour and winds coming in from the northwest bringing cooler air into the east bay. everyone's numbers are going to be cooler. we hold on to stronger winds into the evening. look for 58 in half moon bay. oakland, 65. it is going to be comfortable for some inland neighborhoods. san jose, as long as you are away from the beaches, you will get lots of sunshine. lowe's tonight generally in the 54th everybody. -- 50's for everybody. temperature trend in san jose,

we are well below average right now. our average height is 80, we are 70 today. we stay on the cool side until their stay. notice how we jump up by the end of the week on saturday, we will be about 20 degrees warmer than we are today. you will find that same pattern for the accuweather 7-day forecast. happy pride day. we have minor warming tomorrow, a little breezy and cooler on tuesday. wednesday is when we start to see the switch. temperatures go up, comes up and we will see low 90's for our inland neighborhoods next weekend. gloria: i would love to hear that. it is still going to be nice. frances: you still need to wear sunscreen because you can get uv rays through the clouds. gloria: ahead, a local teacher scammed. the message from one bay area woman after she wired thousands of dollars to an imposter and

how she says her bank did not help. ♪

gloria: the federal government warning about imposter scams taking billions of dollars from consumers. it happened recently to an east bay teacher. here is what is worse, she says her bank did not try to stop it. michael finney has her story. >> complete and utter panic. reporter: she still feels the sting of the scam. >> i was literally shaking. reporter: it happened as her students were finishing final exams. her cell phone rang. the caller id said wells fargo bank. >> i am calling from wells

fargo, we are investigating rod that is going on right now -- fraud going on right now. are you trying to wired $20,000 from your savings account? i said i'm not. reporter: a man on the phone told her she better wire the $20,000 to the bank's fraud department where it would be safe. >> i said walk me through this. when that was done he said there is another wire rod transfer coming in now in the form of $5,000 from your savings. reporter: and followed instructions and wired $5,000 more. >> i see the money leave my account and she says it is ok, it is in our fraud department. >> the man said someone was trying to get another $3500 through her zelle account and believed him. >> i panicked someone somewhere in the world had access to my money. reporter: she drove to the nearest wells fargo branch but the man still on the phone told the teller someone was attacking her account.

silently, the teller warned her the thief was actually the man on the phone. >> he mouthed to me, it is not wells fargo and i started to panic. reporter: she pleaded with bank employees to stop those wire transfers fast, but to her shock, no one would help. >> i am sorry, we are backed up with appointments, back to back. you need to go to another branch. we cannot help you here. i was dumbfounded. how can you not help me? >> you have a woman in the process of being defrauded with tears coming down her eyes and you sent her away? reporter: she raised across town to another branch. >> it took time to get through the traffic and road work they are doing. reporter: the banker at the other branch saw her in tears, responded quickly and managed to stop the $5,000 wire transfer. the $20,000, too late. it was gone. wells fargo denied her claim for reimbursement and called her to say she authorized the

transaction. >> he was like, sorry, wells fargo would never call you and i said, you just called me from wells fargo. reporter: we asked wells fargo why banker said they were too busy and tried -- instead of trying to stop the fraud. the bank did not respond exactly but said we strive to do all we can to support scam victims. we take these situations seriously and provide options, including our fraud team contact information. >> you send her away. yeah. that is what is disappointing me most. gloria: still on abc 7 mo the countdown to san francisco's pride parade begins in about an hour. we have a preview from the parade route from

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sunday. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. frances, we know it weekend here in san francisco. half a million people are coming for pride. frances: we have lots of clouds over the bay area including san francisco. bundle up if you are coming into the city or have a few layers. 9:00 this morning, temperatures in the 50's. we are starting to see drizzle. it is going to be sunny inland by lunchtime. it is going to take until the afternoon hours for some sunshine to break through a long san francisco and the coastline. lots of clouds all day long. inland areas will be below average, mid-70's with that breeze picking up around the bay, mid 60's at the beaches, upper 50's. we have a few more cool days before a big warm up, which i will tell you about in the accu seven whether -- gloria:

forecast. gloria:pride has finally arrived with the parade starting in less than an hour. the 53rd annual san francisco pride weekend kicked off yesterday with musical performances, dance venues, drag shows, street vendors and more. the festivities at civic center and through six club p.m. followed by the 31st annual dyke march in dolores park. throughout the city, local bars and clubs are hosting special events and activities. if you are going to the parade -- not going to the parade, abc 7 is the place to be. we will bring it to you live starting at 10:30 this morning. right now, we are going to reggie aqui on the parade route right now. we know you are one of our hosts for today. we won to know how the energy is -- one to two know how the energy is now. >> this is our second year doing this parade and we have a major upgrade to our platform. i am excited to see you this

morning and hopefully to see our viewers along the parade route and at home. is it drizzling right now, yes it is. am i optimistic it is going to change, i am. drew is promising aro the sun will come out and bless this parade. i think you get yourself a fanny pack, put yourself a light jacket and there, stuff it in and where it along this way because that is the way the cool kids do it and you are set. layers are the key today. put on that sunscreen, the sun can go through the clouds. i have this binder here that has more than 200 contingents in this parade today. this is the long haul, we are in the air from 10:30 to noon. after that, you can stream us on abc7news.com/pride or any of our news apps and see the rest of the parade. jobina is here. i mentioned drew tuma is going

to be here. we have a panel of cohosts that will be sitting next to me that our wonderful and looking stunning today. gloria, i have my secret weapon. would you like to know what it is? gloria: what is it? reggie: it is this bubble gun. [laughter] gloria: ok. [laughter] reggie: new for 20 20 thre will be shooting bubbles at the contingents that go by us and hopefully, make it even more prideful than it was. i should mention there is going to be a full line up of concerts at civic center, the headliner is haley kyoko who is lovely. one of my personal favorites, vincent performing at the main stage later today. it is going to be a full day of fun. gloria: i love the bubble machine. you are ready. you've got the fanny pack and everything else. i want to know, are people starting to line up out there?

reggie: they are, especially abc 7 diehard viewers. if you want a good spot for the parade, come down now and take part. it was easy, they have more trains going this morning to san francisco to get you here fast and safely. please consider public transportation, there is a lot of reroutes this morning because of the parades. gloria: thank you, reggie. i know you have a busy day ahead. we will see you later on. a reminder to you at is your home for live coverageo. it starts at 10:30 wherever you watch abc 7 news. shifting gears, developing news, the attempted rebellion by the head of the russian person aries, the wagner group stopped 24 hours after it began. their commander ordered his forces to march on moscow and suddenly told them to stop.

derek tells us more about the group's effort to face putin's power. >> here -- cheers as the head of the vatican are group and his group left the city saturday, the paramilitary force taking over defense and intelligence security buildings hours before. it is a key russian military hub near ukraine, him ordering tanks and troops to headed north towards moscow in an apparent armed rebellion against russia. vladimir putin making a televised address to the nation, calling the rebellion treason, saying he had been stabbed in the back. >> it is the first time prudence control in decades has been challenged. his control has been weakened, which in turn will weaken his control of his regime. reporter: dramatic video circulating online showing military helicopters being fired on by wagner forces. black smoke filling the air after an explosion.

on the city's outskirts, miles long lines of military vehicles along the highway but as his troops advanced, he announced a halt saying he wanted to avoid bloodshed. the kremlin helped the escala the situation. >> he is going into exile in neighboring belarus with an amnesty for him and his men. we likely have not heard the last of him. >> ian panel reporting from ukraine where they can use this as an opportunity in their counteroffensive. he sat down with president for low to mere so linsky's spokesperson. -- president zelenskyy's spokesperson. >> the beginning of the end, but the problem is this end can last sometime and we have to understand that. a senior u.s. official telling abc 7 news the biden

administration has been tense about these developments, monitoring it in real time and coordinating with key allies. gloria: president biden was on the phone with nato allies on saturday. we are told they did speak about the mercenary mutiny by the wagner group in russia. he did not take questions from reporters. to the presidential campaign as republicans and democrats use a divisive issue of abortion rights to routes and their followers. vice president harris and republican candidates delivering speeches on the anniversary of the supreme court ruling that allows states to ban abortion. em nguyen has the latest. reporter: overnight, one year after the fall of roe v. wade, former president trump at the faith and freedom coalition in washington celebrating the supreme court's decision. >> i got it done and nobody thought it was a possibility. reporter: the issue taking center stage on the 2024 campaign trail.

his former vice president and's rallying, pressuring his rivals for the republican presidential nomination to support a 15 week federal abortion ban at minimum. >> we will never relent until we restore the sanctity of life to the center of american law. reporter: former south carolina oven or nikki haley telling voters there is a place for federal law on abortion -- governor nikki haley telling voters there is a place for federal law on abortion. >> let's make sure there is no state law that says a woman who has an abortion is not going to jail and we are not going to give her death penalty. reporter: the abortion of death penalty galvanized emma craddick voters in 2022. >> there are a lot of women within this country. we are silent, but powerful. reporter: since the fall of roe, 15 states have enacted a near-total or total abortion ban. >> how dare they

health care? reporter: recent poll by abc news, 78% of americans say the decision to have an abortion should be left to a woman and her doctor including 58% of republicans. >> it should be what everyone is focused on. gloria: governor gavin newsom released his statement yesterday, he said in part in california, the right to an abortion -- abortion care is embedded into our constitution and we are leading a coalition of 22 governors to defend this right across our nation, putting women above extremist, minority views. authorities identified some material that leaked when a train derailed in montana saturday. the rail link train was on a bridge crossing the lodestone river when it collapsed and several tanker cars ended in the river. those cars contained molten sulfur and asphalt. montana rail link says nobody was hurt.

workers are assessing the damage and the potential environmental impact it may have caused. the cause of the collapse is still not known. still ahead, the battle for a home stadium. which bay area cities are competing for the home of the national women's soccer league's newest franchise, bay fc. a live look outside this morning in san francisco, nice morning. your forecast coming up in a few minutes.

gloria: we are taking a live look outside this morning from our exploratorium camera in san francisco. you have probably heard reggie aqui earlier say it was drizzling in the city. we will pavlyuchenkova forecast coming. in the south bay, the annual special olympics northern california summer games is underway in santa clara. the event features thousands of

athletes and coaches. they compete in swimming, tennis and track and field. the summer games gives athletes with intellectual disabilities an opportunity to play and learn important lessons. >> the coaches are my role models and mentors. i look at our special olympics athletes. we build relationships these athletes and it means everything to them. gloria: athletes of any age can participate. they are given awards at the end of the summer games. in the north, a bay area dollar is back home to help his community celebrate. he hosted a basketball tournament on their newly renovated basketball court. hometown hero darian trammell helped lead san diego state to the finals of the ncaa tournament.

we had a chance to talk of the organizers. he said they had not been redone in 30 years. let's get a checkup that forecast with france's. frances: here is a live shot in santa cruz. we are starting off cloudy and cool this morning but more sunshine for santa cruz with a high of 68 and if you want things hot, i will let you know how hot it is going to be with the accuweather 7-day forecast. stick around. ♪ >> happy pride to all my gay brothers and sisters out there. happy pride, keep your chin up.

gloria: welcome back. a live look outside at the golden gate ridge. a little overcast so far and a little drizzly. in the sports, the oakland a's

looking to take the lead today in their series against the toronto blue jays. in the bay area, the giants have a 2-0 lead against the diamondbacks. they are one step closer to taking the lead in the west area chris alvarez has a look at your morning sports head reporter: good morning. thank samardzija part to a recent 10 game winning streak, the giants are back in the n.l. asked race -- west race. great day for sparky to ride that, shoulders into that baseball game both in game for the giants. minaya on relief, a strike away from ending the fifth. christian walker bases clearing double the left center as arizona takes a 5-3 lead. giants no answer in the bottom half. peterson finds the gas at right center to triple sally. a5-four game, the giants would tie it later in the inning and the fans were fired up. two on for corban taylor rogers big strike out

there as we stay tied at five. that would be important because bottom six, runner on for luis mann toes, the rookie. it is his first big league homer of his career. giants win 7-6 moving within a game and a half first place. days north of the border in toronto. we've got a baseball. chapman drove in the blue what a play format chapman on the hot corner. a's fans decided sony times over the years, they were hopped. bottom sixth, jay's his second home or in as many games. a's lose 7-3. warriors introduce the new draft picks friday. trace jackson davidson from santa clara. the jet ski has a photographic memory and asked him on the spot if he can name every player taken in front of him in thursday's nba draft.

>> you have got victor, brandon miller, thompson twins, anthony black, kula bolle, harris walker, number nine was taylor hendricks, 10 was case wallace but traded to thunder for derek lively at 12. 11 was, who did they pick? what was the 11th pick? 13th was brady. 14 was the hawkins. 15 was the hawks, colby bufkin. 16 was key on page or. 18 was -- 11, hold on. i am missing something. do not let me off the hook here. 11.

11 was the magic again, right? they picked up jet howard. that is who it was. number 11. >> that is impressive, that is your look at sports. let's send things back to you. gloria: bay fc, the bay area's newly named women's soccer team is set to start playing next year. the question remains which city will serve as the team's permanent home. according to our media partner, the mercury news, san francisco, oakland and san jose are all vying for the spot. they are gearing up with discussions with bay fc. we had video from a recent event. the newspaper says the team will likely play its first match at a temporary location in the south bay but will one its own stadium in the long-term future. it is still unclear where that will be. let's get a check of that forecast.

we were talking to reggie earlier at the pride parade. he said it was drizzly out there, is that going to clear up? frances: we have drizzle right now. it is going to take a wild to clear up, especially in san francisco. we have widespread low clouds, but there is brakes in some of that marine layer. a live shot of san francisco where it is still right. temperatures are generally in the 50's, though it is climbing to 61 in palo alto. mountain view and san jose at 59 degrees. see that flag blowing, the winds pick up this afternoon. still cloudy over the golden gate ridge. most of these temperatures also in the mid to upper 50's. concord, a little warmer degrees. from emeryville, you see some ripples and the waves on the

water caused by the light breeze. we have low clouds, patchy fog and drizzle this morning. mostly cloudy 40 sf pride parade, but we will have brakes and sunshine this afternoon. significantly warmer by the end of the week. i will show you that. a look at the pride forecast. overcast conditions for the next couple of hours. by noon, we will get mostly cloudy conditions, sunshine and more likely afternoon is when we get more sunshine. it will be breezy. we will see temperatures hit the low 60's and cooling down quickly to the 50's in the evening. he forecast animation shows a good onshore push. by this afternoon, clouds stick around the beaches, even parts of the peninsula. elsewhere, inland locations and the east they will get sunshine although the breeze will push those clouds right back in this

evening. tomorrow, widespread, low clouds again. when it does pick up this afternoon because the winds are coming from the northwest, this is bringing us cooler air. notice the winds remain strong all the way into the evening. that means cooler temperatures once again. they are going to be close to yesterday's numbers. half moon bay, 58. around the bay, lots of 60's. inland areas will be in the 70's like concord, 72. santa rosa, 72 degrees. tonight slows, 50's with widespread, low clouds. check out one of our inland neighborhoods, our average is 85. we stay below-average the next few days. by end of the week, high pressure builds. we could see mid-90's, 10 degrees above average for next saturday. accuweather 7-day forecast, have

a great pride day today. wear sunscreen, you will still need it. a little changed through the middle of the week and a big warm up towards the end of the week. gloria: a lot to look forward to with that sunshine. stay with us, w 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... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter.

♪ what's love got to do with it? ♪ ♪ gloria: happening today, the 2023 bet awards are set to honor the late tina turner. patti labelle will honor the singer with a performance during the show. turner died last month at 83 years old. turner will be honored next month at the macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular in new york city. a man in south carolina was not expecting this to happen. an alligator rose out of the water and goes after him. the gator chased the fisherman, surprising everybody who was

watching. the person that took the video says he had just been telling his nine-year-old alligators are faster than you think. his son said, now we believe you. good thing it seems they are ok and they can laugh about it now. frances: same with my 11-year-old. he does not believe me until he sees it for himself. what you will see for yourself is we've got gray skies to start this morning. temperatures will be similar to yesterday's numbers. upper 50's at the coast, low to mid 70's inland. gloria: thank you for that forecast and thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. stay tuned for pride parade coverage. have a wonderful day. ♪

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