dion: next on abc7news, the bay area continues to beam with pride. highlights from the center point of the annual parade. a snowy winter has melted into a dangerous summer. a warning tonight about potentially dangerous waterways across the west coast. also and about-face in russia. rebellion that has u.s. officials questioning putin's

authority. abc7news at five is next. building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: shining bright this weekend in san francisco as one of the largest pride celebrations in the country is in full swing. could evening and thank you so much for joining us. a pride filled weekend peaks with today's parade down market street. for many, celebration continues well into the night, abc seven news reporter cornell barnard joins us live in san francisco, near the pacific center where that party is still going on. happy pride once again. >> happy pride to you. it is quite a party here at the parade is over and it is time to celebrate. thousands of folks are doing that right now inside civic center as you can see. thousands of people are getting their groove on and speaking of that earlier this year it was a

chance to be seen and heard. ♪ on market street for the 53rd year, thousands came out to be a part of it all. >> fighting for me means fighting for the fight that we always have our equal rights to grow families and be ourselves and be happy in our own body and skin. >> to experience clear joy is really fun to see everybody. >> to feel comfortable with yourself and know you are not alone. >> it is more important than ever that we celebrate, celebrate how far we have, and let them know that we are not going back. >> with queer and under attack nationwide many people believe unity and visibility is needed now more than ever. >> right now it feels so important that we get our moment of unbridled queer joy because this year has been so

demoralizing. it weighs heavy on my heart sometimes, it really does. this is kind of an antidote to that. >> as in years has stepped up staffing for pride, especially this year given the amount of anti-lgbtq rhetoric across the country. >> the messages unity and community. this is great. and with everything going on in our world today, it is great to get people together to celebrate each other. >> the mayor was getting her groove on and dismissing critics of her city. >> we turn it, big for the lgbtq community, let's go sf pride. >> even courtney's were all in for pride, a time to live your best life and be who you are. >> happiness, love and being free. >> sparkle harder.

>> that is my new mantra by the way and we may not know official numbers but crowd estimates put the crowd at upwards of one million people this weekend here in san francisco. it definitely has been a good and fun and prideful day. live from san francisco, cornell barnard. >> you can't help but beam and smile when you talk about sparkling harder. i think i'm doing that myself. for now, before you go, we saw some cruisers behind you. we know that they have played an integral role in people -- keeping people safe. where there any security concerns -- have there been can stash security concerns? dion: -- >> it has been a peaceful pride celebration those -- thus far. it has been all hands on deck and police presence is definitely noticeable around the parade route and i do have to say that this is probably my

10th or 11th year covering pride and this year, compared to last year, it definitely feels like a pre-pandemic celebration, the crowds are thronging and the vibe is back in san francisco this year. dion: really nice to see especially with those turnout numbers high compared to the last couple of years. cornell, many thanks to you. we will check in with you in just a little bit. the former house speaker nancy pelosi was part of today's parade and brought a special guest. congressman adam schiff who looks because a champion for gp to q plus rights across the country. >> it is wonderful to be here with people who are celebrating where there is such a love of everyone who can be their authentic selves. we have great pride parades and l.a., but this is unbelievable. >> we love you, respect you, and care about you and we connect with you whether you are here or not, we are together in spirit. >> c has

lgbtq+ rights. prior to the parade the speaker addressed a sold out to breakfast with city officials. if you missed the parade you can catch an encore presentation on our streaming platform right after the 6:00 newscast. also our allies in action crowd in draghi roundtable is streaming on all of our platforms. reggie sits down with three of the most popular and honored drag queens of the bay area and they talk about how drag queens have been in the national spotlight and the evolution and diversity of drag shows. be sure to check it out. as pride weekend comes to a close we are looking ahead to the first full week of summer, spencer joins us now with the weather conditions of what we can expect and kudos to you, the rain stayed away for the most part today. >> i wish i could take credit and say that i sparkled harder. the weather certainly did. the clouds and the drizzle this morning gave way to sunnier

skies sooner than we had expected which was great because it is still pretty breezy out there right now, vigorous on shortfall and it is still pretty cool, cooler than yesterday. here is what we can expect this evening as the pride celebration continues. fog will search on short during the mid-evening hours into the late-night hours and overnight with patches of drizzle as well. and this will pull back to the coast line by midmorning tomorrow. so, these are the forecast headlines, big changes coming our way this week. cloudy and drizzly overnight, and through tomorrow morning, cooler than average the next few days but significantly warmer beginning midweek. to put your greetings reach into the 90's and i have all of the details in my accuweather forecast later on. dion: some are in full swing. thanks. fire fighters in contra costa county have gained control of a small wildfire that started this afternoon. it started up in brentwood just

south of heritage high school. that fire has burned 55 acres and is said to be 60% contained. to the reported mercenary uprising in russia, it is said to be reeling from the weekend turmoil that has left vladimir putin looking weekend. -- weekend. thousands of troops moc marchant to moscow and rebellion but 100 20 miles from the capital the group abruptly stopped and accepted a deal brokered by the president of belarus. the u.s. believes the uprising shows that there are serious cracks in putin's power. >> he was on the doorstep of kyiv looking to take the city and erase it from the mat. now he has had to defend moscow, russia's capital against a mercenary of his own making. dion: the wegner group is led b a man who at one time was one of putin's closest allies. the kremlin says that no one will be prosecuted.

new develop and snap in the investigation following the deaths of five people aboard a room earlier this week. the coast guard says that the marine board of investigation is now conducting interviews to determine if criminal charges should be brought. all five passengers were killed when that submersible imploded while on a mission to view the wreckage of the titanic. investigators are in the initial phase of collecting evidence and once that is complete a formal hearing will be scheduled to collect additional witness testimony. officials are investigating the fatal rollover into the crash in hayward. officers arrived on scene saturday afternoon and detected -- initiated life-saving measures but the rider was pronounced dead. the 37-year-old man was speeding when he lost control trying to make it turn from petermann avenue. the writer's identity has not been released yet. -- the identity of

has not been released. a man is facing dui charges and recovering after chp officers say he drove his truck off the road and into the pacific ocean. the crash happened this morning along east cliff drive in santa cruz. investigators say the 50-year-old driver was drunk at the time. the truck landed along the ocean shore 30 feet below the highway. just ahead, major cleanups underway, the hazmat spill that has three states on alert tonight, the dangerous material in one of the biggest rivers flowing through the area. a different kind of water hazard out there, the warning to swim

dion: officials in montana are urgently working to contain a hazmat spill in the yellowstone river. this comes after a bridge collapsed saturday which sent multiple train cars filled with hazardous material into the river. the cars were carrying molten sulfur and hot asphalt. treatment facilities in three cities are taking emergency protective measures, and telling residents to conserve water. this comes one day after a hearing about a train to remick carrying toxic material where residents had to be evacuated. there are new problems created by the winters massive snowfall here on the west coast. it is so crating potentially hazardous situations for rafters and kayakers on rivers. here is our report. >> as many americans had outdoors, officials are issuing an urgent warning about powerful and dangerous russian rivers

after several drowning deaths across the west. 114-year-old girl in arizona drowned while wearing a life vest after her innertube capsized off the colorado river. >> mother nature has created a really damaging and deadly situation. >> from texas to colorado, conducting dozens of water rescues, and searching for people missing after being swept away by currents. the record snowfall on the west coast is melting and coming down faster than anything they have previously seen. one expert says that it could get worse. >> we will see actually high 90's and hundred temperatures where melt off takes place and that is when we see or dangerous levels. >> california counties are taking precautions, including banning recreation on rivers that flow from the sierra nevada. >> we see a record number of rescues from rivers and waterways from our swift water

rescue teams. >> the kern river in central california is included. it has heightened water levels and snowmelt is expected to keep it at unprecedented levels. >> it's actually dangerous, flood stage waters coming down the mountain right now through the kern river and we are seeing a class four, class five rapids up and down the recreation side of the river which is not normal. >> in that case, the woman was wearing a life vest, but the waters were unusually high there as well and the risks could last well into the fall. dion: coming up, m of today's pride parade, and a look at some of the highlights as the parade rolled down market street, plus spencer has the forecast. >> seeing more blue skies than we saw this morning as we go into the evening hours and some were coming our way in a few days. more on the forecast coming

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>> despite the dreary weather today, we see blue skies right now across most of the bay area and there the export-oriented camera at 59 degrees in san francisco, hovering in the 60's all around the bay area. the golden gate clouds are getting lower but there is a lot of blue in the distance. 67 degrees in santa rosa, napa is 70 degrees, almost 70 degrees in fairfield, concord in livermore. a live look from livermore -- emeryville, clouds beginning to stack and as the evening hours approach. cloudy, drizzly overnight, remaining cooler than average over the next two days but a significant warm is coming our way beginning the midweek. forecast animations taking us into the late night and overnight hours seeing a search

of low clouds and fog -- fog pushing across the loop bay and england, mainly near the coast and bay, giving way to brighter skies near midday tomorrow. temperatures remain in the mid 50's, highs tomorrow upper 50's at the coast, mid-upper 60's are on the bay shoreline and up to about 78 degrees in locations. wednesday we see the warming begin with inland highs in the mid 80's, low-mid 90's inland, on thursday and friday they could warm up to triple digits. here is the seven-day forecast, little change in our current pattern, warming begins on wednesday, continues through thursday, ending to the mid 70's around the bay shoreline. co--mid 80's around shoreline, mid-60's the coast. warming up in the weeks ahead. dion: the heat is here.

as you heard from cornell barnard, sf pride brought out visitors to the bay area. if you missed any of the excitement from the parade here are some of the highlights. ♪ >> we are so happy to be here once again, 53rd f -- sf, the second year right here. >> so happ able to live in this space where there is community and there is joy. >> when we see everyone to hear it is a reminder that our joy cannot be stopped. ♪ ♪ >> we love you, we respect we care about you, way that you are here or not, we are together in spirit. >> people of all ages here to support the community and it is beautiful. >> great crowd, atmosphere is amazing. >> nobody in the world

celebrates pride like our city, the parade is a rock trick. -- electric. >> we are here to support you and there is a place for you. >> heart is full. it is so beautiful to be out here. >> whatever you do, be safe, be out, and be proud. and thank you for your support. we love you. dion: we love it too. somebody who is sparkling harder insurance, chris alvarez. >> coming up, a team that won't believe what's a draymond green on this -- 13. -- they are team.

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>> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> bigness of the giants with a win over arizona moving within a half game of a loss which dropped back to two and a half games. the sparky brothers looking for a sweep. down to-one, katella mark tate takes out the deepest part of the yard, right-center, 433 foot run shot, nice catch by the catcher, easy bottom eight, jd davis, up the middle, second rpi of the game, and keeps the line

moving. the rally ends here, to batters later, patrick bailey, nags it, grabs it, stop said and what happened here, davis got the stop sign, like sable did not pay attention, kept on running and he is thrown out to end the any. giants 5-2, 2 and a half games back dropping into a tie with second-place ellie daughters who are playing right now with the next series in toronto on tuesday. speaking of, zz top made it to the game in toronto, bonomo, george springer takes the pitch, deep to left, just like that, nothing. ricky henderson has the all-time record at 81, topics -- top six down here, makes it a for one game, and he is always a sharp dressed man, that is it for the a's. kevin michio, 831 blast, the worst 80 game start

in the majors in 20 years. draymond green i to re-sign with the warriors, but despite all of animosity, the grizzlies are trying to get draymond green to come to memphis which would be quite a turn after all of the sparring on and off the court between these two teams. it was a no go. they ended up training for markets -- marcus smart. a very important player selected on this day in 2009. we have that coming up. dion: a tribute to some fancy rides, the event

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dion: today, the hillsboro concorde elegance hosted attribute to extraordinary cars. organizers say they are excited because each year the show just keeps getting better. >> just more and more cars and more and more people i love it. every year, you know, we see more and more and better and better cars. and more and more attendees. it is like a big ball. >> more more, more m the 67th annual event included hot rods, sports cars, modified european sports cars, and much more. more than 200 collector cars

were on display and people had an opportunity to receive awards from more than 20 different classics. i don't even know what it is called. -- that is called. i could see you cruising around in a jagged. >> i guess so. i'll cruise -- i'm not cruising anywhere these days. dion: my smart car wouldn't make the cut for this, i don't think. >> is unusual. >> they avoided the traffic you had to deal with today. dion: speaking of cars. you are a trooper, you made it on time. see you at tonight, russia attempts to rebound after an attempted mutiny with mercenary forces now withdrawing. a weakened vladimir putin faces new questions about the future of his regime. and new revelations that u.s. intelligence was aware that something was brewing. secretary of state antony blinken says serious cracks are emerging in putin's hold on russia. mercenaries celebrated as th