are shining bright this weekend in san francisco. one of the largest pride separations in the country is in full swing. good evening and think of retorting us. i am dion lim. it pride filled weekend peak with today's parade down market street. for many, the celebration continues tonight, and cornell barnard joins us live once again near san francisco sippers -- civic center where that party is going strong. >> happy pride to yo it has been a great day all around the city, the parade is over and it has been a nonstop party here in civic center and ever since then the party has been slowly wrapping up. speaking of the party, there is a chance to be seen and heard today. ♪ ♪

>> on market street for the 53rd year, thousands came out to be a part of it all. >> pride means fighting for the right that we always have our equal rights, to have families and be ourselves, and be happy in our own bodies. >> to expand square joy is really fun. >> to feel comfortable with yourself and knowing that you are not alone. >> it is more important than ever that we celebrate queer and trans joy, celebrate how far we have come, and really let them know that we are not going back. >> with queer under attack nationwide, many believe that unity and visibility is needed now more than ever. >> right now it feels so important that we get our moment of unbridled peer joy because this year so far has been so demoralizing. it weighs heavily on my heart sometimes, it really does.

so this is kind of an antidote to that. >> as in years past, the has stepped up staffing for pride, especially this year given the amount of anti-lgbtq rhetoric across the country. >> the messages unity and commuting. this is great. with every thing going on in our world today, it's great to get people together to celebrate each other. >> the mayor was getting her groove on and dismissing critics of her city. >> you can talk bad about our city but we are doing it big for the lgbt community, let's go sf pride. >> even corgis were all in for pride, it's time to live your best life and me who you are. >> happiness, love and be free. >> what is your message? >> sparkle harder. >> sparkle harder. i love it. and that is my new mantra, i think for the week.

we won't know any official numbers, probably until tomorrow, it is estimated one million people visited the city this weekend. it's been a great weekend, so far. life in san francisco, cornell barnard. dion: what a turnout and i will use that mark alt -- as my metric as well, sparkle harder. we also saw you speaking with the police chief, the police presence, the cruisers, have there been any issues for law enforcement to contend with? >> so far so good, knock on wood. we spoke with the police chief and that it has been a pride -- peaceful pride according to him. we have seen people going back and forth from here and the police chief has said that it has been an all hands on deck situation as in other pride festivals, all other officers working to keep everyone safe. i do have to say that i have covered pride for 11 years and

this one feels like one of pre-pandemic years, definitely a big vibe here, safe, it seems like everyone is having fun and it has been a peaceful event. dion: that is what we like. we will be watching it all night long. many thanks to you. the former house speaker nancy pelosi was part of today's parade and brought a special guest, congress met adam schiff whom she calls a champion for lgbtq+ rights across the country. >> great to be here with people who are still writing, whether such a love of everyone who can be their assent -- authentic selves. i thought we had great pride rights in l.a. and we do, but this is unbelievable. >> we love you, we respect you, we care about you and reconnect with you whether you are here are not, we are together in spirit. >> pelosi has long been a supporter of lgbtq+ rights. before the parade the speaker addressed eight breakfast with city officials. if you missed the fun of the

parade you can catch an encore on our streaming platform after this newscast. also, our abc 7 allies in action pride in drag roundtable is now streaming. one of our anchor sits down with three of the most popular and honored to drag queens in the bay area and they talk about how drag queens have been in the national spotlight. their evolution. and the diversity of drag shows. be sure to check it out. as pride weekend comes come so close we look ahead to the full week of summer -- first full week of summer and the heat is on. >> it is going to be very shortly. we did get sun breaking through their, but they're coming back now. as we go into the evening hours the marine layer will push in and leave drizzle. that won't be until the early morning hours, there may be a few damp spots. cloudy drizzly overnight, cooler than average over the next two

days, but a significant warm-up begins in mid week let me just give you a preview. inland highs in the mid 80's, we have not seen that for a while, thursday we are talking low-mid 90's, then friday we are talking upper 90's, possibly triple digits and i have the full forecast later on. dion: summers coming. spencer, thank you. moving onto new developments in the investigation following the deaths of five people a gourd -- aboard a doomed submersible. the marine board of investigation has now conducted interviews to determine whether criminal charges should be brought. all five passengers were killed on a mission to view the titanic. investigators are currently in the initial phase of collecting evidence and once that is completed a formal hearing will be scheduled to collect additional testimony. now to that reported -- important mercenary uprising. a former platoon ally marching

on moscow before abruptly backing off. we have reaction now from u.s. officials. >> russia still reeling from the weekend's term which has left vladimir putin looking weekend. the leader of the wagoner mercenary group seat city with thousands of troops and then marched on moscow internet stored in a rebellion. but then, 120 miles from the capital, abruptly halting after accepting a deal that was brokered by the president of belarus. despite the reprieve, the aborted uprising shows that there are serious cracks in putin's power. >> 60 months ago, putin was on the doorstep of kyiv in ukraine looking to take the city in a manner of days and erase the country from the map. now he has had to defend moscow against a mercenary of his own making. >> the kremlin says that no one will be prosecuted over the mutiny and mercenary forces cheered -- were cheered as they

left the city, with their leader heading to belarus. the mercenary leader was one of putin's closest allies, having met him two decades ago. >> until recently, the relationship between them was close, extremely close. >> with the military leadership over ukraine, on friday saying that the invasion was based on lies and saying that there was no imminent threat from ukraine or the nato alliance. as the war continues, the president of ukraine says that putin is scared and the turmoil shows that russia is weak. >> the elite are propping up putin and they need his that she needs their support, and they might tire the war -- of the work and replace him. >> it cleanup underway in big sky country. a hazmat spill that has three states on alert, the dangerous material in one of the guest

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dion: new problems created by

winter's massive snowfall here on the west coast, creating potentially hazardous situations for rafters and kayakers in local rivers. >> as many americans had outdoors this summer, officials in several states are issuing an urgent morning about powerful and dangerous rushing rivers after several drowning deaths across the west. 114-year-old girl in arizona drowned while wearing a life vest after her innertube capsized on the colorado river. >> mother nature is really creating a damaging and deadly situation. >> from texas to colorado, crews conducting thousands of water rescues and searching for people missing after being swept up by about -- away by swollen kurtz. the record snowfall is melting and coming down faster than anything previously seen. one expert says it could get worse. >> we will see i 90's and hundred degree temperatures where we will see a huge melt off take place. that is when we see more dangerous levels in the river.

>> california counties are taking precautions including banning recreation on rivers which flow from the sierra nevada. >> we are seeing a record number of rescues during -- on our rivers and waterways, hours with water teams. >> one of those rivers is in central, funny. it has heightened water levels, and snowmelt is expected to keep it at unprecedented levels. >> these are like floodwaters coming down the mountain. we are seeing class four, class five rapids up and down the recreational stretch which is not normal for this time of year. >> it woman was wearing vest in this case, but the water was high on the kern river, and this could last well into the fall. dion: much more coverage of today's sf pride parade coming up. we take a look at some of the highlights as that is parade

rolls down market street. and taking a look outside at our mount tam cam where we could see the cloud cover rolling in. the first week of summer will bring changes and we have spencer with your accuweather forecast. >> ahead in sports, marking the monumental day that a legendary player was drafted. the giants overcome trouble on the basis to sweep the

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dion: the pride brought out about a million visitors to the bay area this weekend. if you missed any excitement, here are some of the highlights. ♪ ♪ >> we are so happy to be here once again. 53rd sf pride parade, the second year right here at abc 7. >> able to live in a space where there is community and there is joy. >> to see everyone here it is a reminder that our joy cannot be stopped. ♪ ♪ >> we love you,

we care about you, whether you're here or not, we are together in spirit. >> week here to support the community and it is beautiful. >> nobody in the world celebrates pride like our city. the parade is electric. >> people are seeing that we are here to support you and there is a place for you. ♪ ♪ heart is full. it is so beautiful to be out here with everyone. >> be safe be out and be proud and thank you for your support, we love you. dion: about one million people. >> it's really amazing.

wasn't it filled up? dion: the weather is going to sparkle harder, too. >> not just yet, let's take a look at what is going on right now. gusting wind, really strong gusts up to 35 miles per hour in some spots and it is a bit cooler by a few degrees right now than yesterday at this time so the dreary days are returning as you see in this camera. clouds pushing out over the bay and then pushing and. hovering in the 60's around the bay area, and 57 degrees at half moon bay. we see clouds getting lower and darker at the golden gate, gusting there as well. temperature readings at this hour in the mid 60's at santa rosa, novato, fairfield, concord, 65 degrees, livermore. one more life view from emeryville, and we see some blue sky there but the clouds are becoming more widespread, cloudy, drizzly overnight and tomorrow morning, remaining cooler than average over the

next two days, but a significant warm up to begin midweek. for the overnight, look for the overnight merriam lane rigging and patches of drizzle to areas near the coast and bay. overnight, low temperatures will be generally in the mid 50's, fairly mild overnight, with the highest tomorrow at 50 degrees in half moon bay, 60 degrees in san francisco, mid-upper 60's around the bay shoreline, and in the areas of north, east bay and sulfate, maybe one or two locations will top out tomorrow. not much change on tuesday as we look at the seven-day forecast but you can see that the warming is beginning on thursday -- wednesday whether -- rather, but look at the jump in on thursday, 90 degrees inland, then friday saturday and sunday we can expect mid-upper 90's in the locations on -- resume, and summer has arrived. >> now abc 7 sports with chris

alvarez. >> and big game for the boys this summer in the division, the giants looking for a win over arizona, moving within a half game of first, then dropping to do to have games back. they want to get that sweet, can tell mate taking on the deepest part of the yard, this is 433 feet, to run shot, nice catch by the bullpen catcher, runner on for jamie davis, getting around the going, to pick out singles in the middle, the second rpi of the game, 402 and the giants keep the line moving with two betters later. a grounder, eva longoria stops it, and then davis got the stop sign on serve, and then he runs himself out of it. the giants blew -- a big mistake there, they dropped to a type with the second place in the dodgers

playing right now, three-game series coming up in toronto on tuesday. looks like zz top made it to the a's and blue jays finale, bottom on, george springer takes the second pitch of the game, deep out to luis medina, 55th leadoff homer of his career, ricky henderson has the all-time record at 81. tony kemp, there goes his third homer of the year, makes it a 4-1 game and he is always a sharp dressed man, but that is it for the a's. kevin video at the worst 80 game start the dodgers in 20 years. draymond green is still expected to be signed with the wires and despite all the animosity, the grizzlies want draymond green to go to memphis. that is a turnaround after all the sparring that the two teams have had back-and-forth and they

ended up trading marcus smart. >> with the second pick in the 2009 nba draft, the golden state wears select stephen curry. >> areas. how about this trip down memory lane, 14 years ago, the golden state draft steph curry. some people thought he was too small, too skinny, nonathletic enough, they were all wrong. he became the greatest shooter in nba history and let the lawyers to four titles in eight years. >> this is a dream come true for me to be drafted to the nba, being an nba player and having the opportunity to take my game to the next level. the golden state is a great fit for the way i play, and the direction that the seams going. >> i mean he still sounds the same. dion: but he looks like such a baby. >> you know, 14, 13 years ago, we all looked a little bit better.

we also look the same. dion: let's ■not get that twisted. but to all of those people who did not think he could do it, ha. chris, thank you. still ahead, a trip into fancy rides, the event that brought out classic cars in the south bay, sta

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dion: the night on abc seven news at 11:00, lifeline for public transport in caliphate. first, nearly 400 pounds of fireworks were turned in during san mateo county's first-ever firework buyback program. the sheriff's office held an event and offered people up to $75 based on the weight of the fireworks. deputies say they collected some illegal and potentially deadly pyrotechnics including military grade smoke grenades and maybes, and aerial rockets with mortar style fireworks. >> there were already people waiting in line at 8:35. we want people to have a good fourth of july and enjoy it, we just ask that the community does so responsibly and safely.

>> if you are not able to make it to today's event you can contact the sheriff's office and find a location to dispose of those fireworks. finally tonight, the hillsborough concorde l accounts -- elegance hosted injury to its ordinary cars and organizers say they are excited because each year at the show keeps getting better. >> more and more cars and more and more people and i love it. every year, more and more and more and more and better and better cars. and more and more attendees. it's a big snowball. we understood what he meant. sports cars, modified european sports cars, jaguars and more, more than 200 collector cars on display, and people had an opportunity to receive boards from ashford from 20 classes. too rich for my blood. we will see you tonight at 11:00.

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