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community fought back today with love from the parade to the party. >> san francisco pride taking over the civic center and beyond , providing a place of belonging . san francisco pride is like one of the best experiences ever. fernando colescott is from the bronx, new york, here with his friend and ally and i also came with my job, ebay, and i was in the parade and it was an amazing experience. >> unforgettable. and this year's celebrations come as nearly 500 bills across the as a community, we need to stick together. >> we come out here and show their support for the community or even if you're away. >> kennedy night is visiting idaho, finding peace in pride. >> it gets you down and coming here, being part of the community is so nice.

>> a huge ally to the community and it is something important for me to show my support for. >> haley has been coming to pride for years, but this year she says is extra special. >> i am celebrating my first year being out, so if i felt like i was going to be coming out, this was the year. >> it is a sign of community for everybody, so it is a clear example of contradicting the hate. >> i stand for equality and fairness and i love love, so i think our country needs to embrace that. >> so happy we got to be here to participate and celebrate and enjoy our city's inclusive and tolerant and loving and peaceful vibe. >> tara campbell, abc 7 news. dion: now to san francisco's pride parade with the theme this year of looking back and moving forward.

you saw the parade live on abc 7 and abc7news reporter cornell barnard spent the day on the parade route. ♪ [drumming] cornell: everywhere on market street. thousands came out to be part of it all. >> pride means to be part of the fight the fight for equal rights, be ourselves, and be happy in our own body and skin. >> it is really fun to see everybody, being comfortable with yourself and knowing you are not alone. >> is more cell -- more important than ever that we celebrate queer and trans joy and let them know that we are not going back. cornell: with queer and trans rights under attack nationwide, many believe unity and visibility is needed now more than ever. >> it is important we get our

moment of unbridled joy because this year so far has been so demoralizing and it weighs heavy on my heart sometimes. so this is kind of an antidote to that. cornell: as in years sfpd has stepped up staffing for pride, especially this year given the amount of anti-lgbtq rhetoric across the country. >> the message is unity and community. this is great. with everything going on today, it is great to get people together to celebrate each other. cornell: mayor london breed was getting her groove on and dims missing critics of her city -- dismissing critics of her city. >> they talk about on our city, but we do it big for our community. let's go, sf pride! cornell: even corgis were in for pride. >> happiness, love, being free. >> what is the message of pride

this year? >> sparkle harder. cornell: crowd estimates could be near sf pride this year. dion: if you missed the parade, you can catch an encore presentation on our website right after this newscast. also the roundtable is streaming out on all platforms. one of our abc anchors sits with one of the most honored and popular drag queens in the bay area. let's get you ready for monday. we have spencer standing by with your forecast and we are about to feel like summer. spencer: we would like to see a bit more sparkle in our weather, but that is not happening tonight. we have light wind right now so the gusts are blown away, but we

have that on share flow drying that they moisture, so we have reduced visibility in some spots with low clouds and even a few damps drops -- damp spots. tomorrow gives weight to a of sunshine. overnight, temperatures will be in the mid 50's, so let's take a look at the temperatures tomorrow. we will start to get sunnier inland and even over the bay shoreline. by 4:00 p.m., mainly sunny skies away from the coast and temperatures in the 70's inland along the bay and tomorrow night, the clouds and drizzle return. dion: only on seven, a you woman is raising awareness over gun violence in san francisco after being shot while driving through the crocker amazon neighborhood. when you go is from southern california and was visiting her boyfriend on june 11, 41 seconds

after she got into her boyfriend's suv and started driving down geneva street, everything changed. >> i heard gunshots. i knew it was near me. i knew that it was close by and i started panicking and i saw his hand with the gun sticking out of the window and firing. dion: when he looked down and realized she had been shot in the shin. winnie says she sfpd and first responders for their quick actions and is now giving away these first responder dog toys to our community as a way to say thanks. >> it could have been so much worse, so looking back, it happened the best way it could. i feel very lucky. dion: winnie is recovering and able to walk. so far no arrests have been made and sfpd asks anyone with information to come forward.

windows of a walgreens store in san francisco boarded up tonight. someone smashed them all. this is the walgreens at geary and taylor. walgreens tells abc 7 the store is closed temporarily and it is unknown when it will reopen. happening tomorrow proposal to help improve bay area public transportation. state senator scott weiner of san francisco will hold a press conference at the capitol to announce a bill that would create more funding. that money would go towards reducing service cuts, providing cleanliness and reliability. proposal comes after governor newsom awarded more than $690 -- $690 million to various projects meant to cut pollution across the state. today's pride parade caused some traffic delays in san francisco. the story behind detoured dilemmas for two robo taxis and why this situation could be a roadblock for the future of autonomous cars.

and the results after a bay area county takes a new approach to try to prevent people from using illegal fireworks this fourth of july. and we want to share highlights from today's san francisco pride parade with you now. ♪ >> we are so happy to be here once again. 53rd sf pride parade, the second year right here at abc 7. ♪ >> it is such a privilege to be able to live in this space weather is community and joy. >> to see everyone here is a reminder our joy cannot be stopped. ♪ >> we care about you. whether you are here or not, we are together in spirit. >> people of all ages here to

support the community. >> the great crowd, the atmosphere is amazing. >> nobody in the world celebrates pride like our city. the parade is electric. >> i hope when people are watching this as they are seeing 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. >> whatever you do, be safe, be out, and be proud. we love

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dion: on a day when there was terrible traffic in denton san francisco use the pride parade and the giants game, two self-driving car's did not help. j.r. stone explains how the robo taxis did not know how to navigate around blocked streets. j.r.: over to bumper traffic in the hours after san francisco's pride parade, but look closely. that is a self-driving car stalled out in the intersection of third and howard on sunday around 3:00 p.m. it looks like traffic enforcement is talking to someone inside, but there is no one there, which was evident and i walked up to the car. >> it definitely contributed to traffic downtown. j.r.: but how is a from oso, a reporter for the oakland side, -- but jose fer

from the oakland side, is referring to a second stall also after the parade. a driverless car also stalled at that intersection trying to go towards market street. >> we overheard police explain that she actually peered into the car and she said, nobody is in their. j.r.: those with the sf the number of incidents tripled compared to the prior months. they have asked the california private utilities mission to allow an incremental expansion of self-driving services, but not 24 hour service expansion across the city. cpuc is set to thursday. last thursday, san francisco fire chief jenny nicholson describes the problems the department is having with the self-driving vehicles, saying they are getting at least one holiday about the vehicles

stalling out or driving where they are not supposed to go. >> they have driven into shooting scenes and fire scenes and just been a menace. third and howard was given a $138 ticket, eventually drove off 15 to 20 minutes later. we did reach out to the company but did not receive a response. last week they gave a statement to the l.a. times saying in part, safety is the heart of its mission. the fire chief though is concerned. >> it is only a matter of time before something catastrophic happens. j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dion: on the peninsula three people have been arrested accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of legos. san mateo police say the suspects from richmond stole the legos on saturday from the hills down shopping center. an employee followed the suspects and identified the getaway car, which officers

tracked traveling through several counties. san francisco police located the vehicle with legos and a handgun inside several hours later. investigators say the trio stole $3500 worth of legos. nearly 400 pounds of fireworks were turned in today during san mateo county's first ever firework buyback program. the sheriff's office held the event in redwood city, offering people up to $75 based on the weight of those fireworks. deputies say they collected illegal and potentially deadly pyrotechnics including military grade smoke grenades, aerial rockets, and mortar style fireworks. >> it was 9:45, and there were already people waiting in line. the sheriff's office wants people to enjoy the fourth of july. we just ask the community does that responsibly and safely. dion: if you are not make it -- able to make it today, you can still contact bashar's office to find a place to dispose of those

fireworks. -- contact the sheriff's office to find a place to dispose of those fireworks. there wasn't injured hik the great stump trail. the hiker reportedly sustained injuries. firefighters were able to treat the hiker before she was hoisted from the trail and taken to a sonoma valley ambulance. the hiker was then transported to the hospital. a large funnel cloud was caught on camera in indiana i'm in tornado warnings around the region. -- amidst tornado warnings around the region. footage shows debris hurled through the air as the funnel moves near buildings. the good news is no injuries were reported, but will troll structures were damaged -- multiple structures were damaged following the tornado. is this the right time for this behavior? spencer: this is unusual. typically tornadoes occur with greater frequency in the late

spring, so there at the point where late spring has become early summer, but deadly tornadoes are occurring more frequently now and lasting longer. all of this is driven by climate change, so we have to be on the lookout for extreme weather. right now there is nothing extreme about our weather here. we have light winds, a calm night around the bay area. here's a view from the exploratorium camera looking over the bay bridge. basel increase during the overnight hours. temperature range in the mid to upper 50's around san francisco and oakland. 54 degrees at half moon bay. the clearview from emeryville looking out over the bay and we see clouds off in the distance. current temperature readings in other locations are mid 50's right now. santa rosa, novato, livermore, concord. looking across the embarcadero, these are the forecast headlines. cloudy overnight with a drizzle

going over the early morning hours. there might be some damp spots morning commuters have to be aware of. the remaining average cooler the next two days, but we will get a significant warm up midweek. tonight, more low clouds and fog pushing across the bay and in land, and there will a drizzle in some inland spots until midmorning tomorrow where the clouds pull back to the coastline and we start to see more sunshine. overnight lows will be in the mid 50's, so a fairly mild over night. mainly mid to upper 60's around the bay shoreline tomorrow. not very warm inland but pleasant with high temperatures in the mid to upper 70's. as we skip ahead and look at the maximum temperature were range, we will see some 80's developing in the warmest inland areas. i friday, mid to upper 90's inland and some locations like cloverdale will probably hit or

break the 100 degree mark, so we have warm to hot weather coming our way. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast and i will get out-of-the-way so you can see all seven days. after the next two days, more below average temperatures into the bay area, but we will see sunshine in the afternoon hours. warming up a bit on wednesday was low 80's inland, then on thursday, 90 degrees in the warmest inland spots. we are talking mid to upper 90's for the weekend, low to mid 80's for the bay, and mid-60's up the coast, so we will finally get the summer warmth many have been asking for. dion: we like to complain about what we do not have, and then when it is here -- exactly. [laughter] just that has newly divorced cou

dion: some couples in north carolina who thought they divorced may technically still be together. lawyers say an issue with language in the online filing system is to blame. some of the language was reportedly insufficient for a valid divorce decree. the city attempted to send some of those affected letters. one woman says the process to make things official again has not been an easy one. >> i definitely thought, am i not actually divorced? the letter did say it was through no fault of my own, which i guess was reassuring in a way, but also not really. dion: a lawyer representing the people affected says this could be a problem when it comes to filing taxes, applying for benefits, home loans, buying, and selling property as well. the giants get stuck in some traffic on the bases while we go

down memory lane with the warriors. let's get to chris alvarez with a preview. chris: coming up, the giants go for a sweep of the states and 14 years ago today, the warriors franchise changed forever. we will hear back from the skinny kid they drafted seventh overall.

>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: a big swing game in the division for the giants today with a win over arizona. they moved within a half game of first place, but a loss would drop them back to .5 games. the brothers looking for a giants sweep. martae part of the yard. a nice catch by the bullpen. automate, same runner on for jd davis, and this is for a big two out single. thairo estrada scores. the line keeps moving. two batters later, a little grounder. evan longoria has got it. david has the stop set at third, but blake keeps running and it

is a mistake because longo throws it out. the giants lose 5-2. they are in second place. up next, the three-game series in toronto. speaking of, looks like cz cap made his way into the a's. george springer taking the second pitch of the game. it is 1-0 jay's. ricky henderson has the all-time record. tony kemp and his third homer of the year makes it a 4-1 game and he is a sharp dressed man, but that is it for the a's. the a's fought 12-1. it is the worst 80 game start in the majors in 20 years. nba free agency begins this friday. wild draymond green is still expected to re-sign with the warriors, despite all the animosity, the grizzlies will

try to bring him to memphis, which would have been a turn considering the heated rivalry and war of words over the last few years. remember this? >> with the seventh pick in the 2009 nba draft, the golden state warriors select stephen curry from davidson college. chris: warriors fans come how about this trip down memory lane? 14 years ago, the golden state warriors drafted stephen curry, and you know how history goes. it turns out he would become the greatest shooter in nba history and lead the warriors the four titles in eight seasons. >> this is a great honor for me, to be an nba player and have the opportunity to take my game to the next level. i see golden state as a great fit for the way i play, the way coach nelson coaches in the direction this team is going.

dion: the investigation into the sub that sank while searching for the titanic is moving into its next stage. what investigators are focusing on now. plus the latest developments in russia's latest war with ukraine has u.s. officials saying there are cracked in vladimir putin's power. >> this week tony evans junior is taking the country world by storm. watch the moment he made his national debut celebrating the anniversary of love jones. that i

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: expert who took a trip on the ill-fated titan sub in 2019 says after his journey, he warned of safety flaws on the vessel. he says the ceo of oceangate dismissed his concerns. the coast guard is still trying to determine what went wrong. here is abc news reporter jaclyn lee. >> tonight the investigation

into the titan submersible implosion that killed all five passengers instantly moves onto its next stage. >> the board will first and primarily work to determine the cause of this marine casualty. the fbi is also responsible for accountability aspects of the incident and it can make recommendations to the proper authorities to pursue civil or criminal sanctions as necessary. reporter: new images tonight of the equipment used in the risky operation to uncover the sub's brie near the wreckage of the titanic. -- debris the titanic. the question tonight, could this have been prevented? abc news ceo stockton rush to mr. stanley, who in 2019 went on an experimental dive in the bahamas on the doomed titan. in the email after, he warned o

cracking noises, warning of a flaw and the defect in one area of the tremendous pressures of being crushed or damaged. and then in another email to rush, the fact that he wa to keep quiet about the dive. >> nobody in that some rain was panicking. stockton played it cool, but was very disturbing. reporter: rush on defense, pointing at two misunderstandings. i value your experience on many things, but not on the suspect of carbon fiber pressure holes, and your concern i would either intentionally or take advantage of our clients. >> i did everything i possibly could. i pushed and pushed until he was borderline rude with me. reporter: once the coast guard

recovers the items recovered from the ocean floor, it will hold a former hearing together witness testimony. once the investigation is complete, it will provide its findings to maritime authorities. ultimate goal so that this does not happen again. jaclyn lee, abc news, new york. dion: now to the news on the mercenary group situation in russia. the onto moscow in rebellion but 120 miles from the capital, the group abruptly stopped and accepted a deal brokered by the president of belarus. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken said today that the brief and chaotic insurrection shows cracked in russian president vladimir putin's role as the leader of the country. >> putin was on the doorstep of kyiv looking to take the country

in a matter of days. now he has had to defend russia's capital, from a group that he created. dion: the kremlin says no one will be prosecuted over the mutiny. we learned today that brittney griner will once again start during next year's nba game. she spent nearly 10 months detained in russia on drug charges. this will be her ninth all-star appearance. she has averaged more than 18 points and six rebounds a game so far this season. the all-star game will take place in las vegas on july 15. we are celebrating pride month at abc 7. earlier we showed you highlights from san francisco's pride celebration, and today abc news anchor linsey davis takes a look at pride across america. >> in new york city, the pride

parade has been around since 1970. >> it is important for us to show up in numbers, especially when there are people trying to erase our existence. >> pride parade celebrations in denver, cincinnati, and seattle. >> we have been and will be a place where every person is welcome, a place where every person is invited to thrive and give back to the community. >> pride knights were celebrated this month in major stadiums across the country showing support for lgbtq+ fans in tampa, detroit, and washington, d.c., where a banner read love and acceptance rises above all. and earlier this annual pride parade and festival in charleston. >> i grew up sheltered and was not able to be myself really. >> at today's pride parade in raleigh, north carolina -- >> i have grown up in a loving

home and community, but to be here with people like me, i am happy to be here feeling accepted. people need to know that they can be there ourselves and if they are not themselves, they it is nice to see everybody happy. dion: we have the best images from the san francisco pride parade and we celebrated local businesses and people making the difference in the lgbtq+ community. all of that can be found on our website, abc7news.com. even with our record snowpack this year, it is critical to track how much of that water will be able to capture the heat. let's get back to spencer with a look at the technology that will be able to accomplish all of that. it sounds like a tall ordeal. spencer: it is a tall ordeal in many ways, but a fascinating one. for the first time, nasa is able to measure not just the water flowing into our region's reservoirs, but the invisible water flowing underground, and this is all done from space.

if you want to know how much precious runoff is trickling into our groundwater supply from the record snowpack in the sierra, you can start with a long pole and a set of snowshoes, but while the official snow surveys are vital for planning water use, they cannot impact how much of that snowpack is making its way underground. enter two pairs of satellites known as race and grace follow on, which work as a tag team according to earth scientist jt rigor of nash's jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena. >> satellites usually satellite on them, and as the satellite flies, it is pointing down at the earth. the grace satellites are completely different. there is no instrument on them. the satellites themselves are the instruments. spencer: the satellites work by chasing each other around the earth. when an increase in surface gravity pulls on one satellites, the other satellite tech that by

measuring the changes in distance between them. one of the variables for surface gravity on earth, water. >> water is the only thing that can move fast enough and is heavy enough to cause changes in gravity. spencer: that includes deep underground flows slowly percolating through the ground and porous rock formations of the sierra. with enough high-powered analysis, researchers say the satellites are able to detect how much runoff is flowing into the vital groundwater of california's central valley. recent studies from the total is equal to about 10% of all the water that reaches the area, including rivers and rainfall. nasa researchers believe understanding those margins can be critical in the face of climate change. >> that relatively small change when you are talking about infinitesimal tractions of water available for humans, those changes in climate can have big impacts on that small amount of water available for human beings. spencer: those changes are

already here. a recent nasa study found levels of groundwater fluctuate more significantly between wet and dry years than previously known, including the potential impact of our record snowpack in california. >> probably the next couple of months, we are going to see how much ends up in the ground. spencer: for now, the chase in space is on, generating critical data about the water flowing here on earth. even if there is a robust flow into the central valley, it could take years to replenish the aqueduct. meanwhile, researchers estimate the central valley lost 2 million to 8 million feet of water the last decade and a half. dion: hard to wrap your head around those numbers. thank you. an event today in the bay area celebrated excellence in design and engineering. up next, some of the rare

beauties that took center stage during one of the most prestigious car shows in northern california. spencer: clouds and fog and drizzle will reach morning commuters, but how about the rest of the day? i

dion: today the hillsboro concorde of elegance displayed the celebration of cars. >> i love it every year. we are seeing more and more and better and better cars, and more and more attendees, so it is a big snowball effect. dion: the 67th annual event included vintage hot rods, sports cars, modified european sports cars, jaguars, and much more. more than 200 car collectors were on display, or vehicles themselves, and some 20 car

awards were handed out for automobiles of distinction. so fancy. [laughter] spencer: more and more and better and better. dion: and we have more and more weather when it comes to heat. spencer: and we get better and better if you like it warm. we will see clouds and fog and drizzle overnight into the morning hours. the weather will remain cooler than average the next two days and we can expect a significant warm up getting midweek. overnight lows in the mid 50's. the sun will burn through by afternoon tomorrow, except at the coast, highs will range from upper 70's to upper 60's around the bay to mid 70's inland. on tuesday, pretty much the same as tomorrow, but by the end of the week, friday, saturday, and send it in the mid-90's. mid-60's on the coast. any people have been asking for warmer weather. you will get your wish. dion: mother nature had a slow

start this year. spencer: but she is always undefeated. [laughter] dion: back to chris alvarez with a preview of sports. chris: coming up, quiet and eventful first week for new warriors g.m.. plus summer camp fun. george kittle i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva

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>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: new warriors g.m. mike dunleavy did make a splash on his first draft day at the helm. the day began with chris paul trade, but when it g it will help the warriors in their future salary cap crunches and also maximize the stephen curry championship window with a future hall of famer. then later in the day, he took santa clara's brandon put

jansky, and then made a trade giving up patrick baldwin junior and taking in trayce jackson-davis. a memorable first day that will go a long way in setting the tone of his run as no manager, and the weirdest part for him was not making the big decisions, but giving the final ok for those decisions. >> how different is it? >> a lot more people looking at you for the answer. normally i am whispering in someone's ear, and now all eyes are on you like what do we do here? it is your call. and it is fun. i enjoy having that on my shoulders because we have so many good people i can rely on and trust. while it might be my call, i feel like it is our call. chris: final round in the women's pga championship. six shots back but making a great run, a great run on the birdie putt. four under through the front nine as that thing goes.

another tough read on 14. she got within a shot of the lead couple of times but could not break through. tied for eighth, just three strokes back off the leader who finished with a birdie, becoming the second woman from china to win the major. her favorite player growing up was steph curry. 49ers training camp begins in a month and we are now weeks away, 11 from the regular season opener in pittsburgh. earlier this spring, he told reporters his rage to take off and have a huge season this year. he was third on the scene -- teams in total touchdowns last season. for the first time in a few years, george kittle's tight end university came through. he teamed up with others from across the league who come to learn from each other. several nfl quarterbacks were there.

during the nfl players where young campers focused on football and reading. as for the 80 nfl players at tight end you, it is about mastering the craft. >> we want to give more guys the tools in their toolbelt so they understand the games they are watching on film and have more things to do, more access to ideas so they are not making stuff up on the football field. now when i watch travis kelce and he does cool rooms, he is explaining what he does that and i am like, that makes sense to me. >> everyone in the world d important stuff, they all have conferences to make each other better, and that was one of the things we tried to do here, get everybody under the same roof and talk about football to enhance the game. >> you look across the league, almost every prominent team has a prominent player in the tight end. a lot of these guys in this generation are just continuing to raise the bar of how teams

value the position and how vital they are to a team success. chris: cannot wait for football. name two of the world series finals. florida, a big response. titus three in the third. evans, his second was grand. the first ever grand slam in the college series world final and the gators set a world series record with six homers in one game as they blow up the tigers with a historic 24 runs. a winner take all game three tomorrow night. abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion: that is all the time we have for this edition of abc7news at 11:00. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for all of us here, thank you for joining us. we take a live look outside right now as we head to bed. we will see you in the morning. ♪

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