ah! [ laughter ] right now at 4:30, making their voices heard. protesters take to the streets over the weekend after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. the pressure president biden is being put under as everyone is scrambling to figure out what happens next. also what is triggering a small dip and why it will not last long in california. >> a beautiful celebration in san francisco over the weekend as the pride parade returns for the first time, what we know

about the chaos that played out toward the end of the festivities. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon, apple. >> thank you for letting us be a part of your monday. >> we will check in with you mike in a little bit. nice to see you. >> really? >> yes, we will check with mike in a minute, hey terry how are you? >> my name is carrie, let me introduce myself once again, fog over san francisco after a great weekend seeing cooler weather moving in. with the more fog keeping temperatures down continuing today, only near the coastline. but look at the afternoon highs for the inland valleys where it will be hot once again. heading for 97 in san martin and fairfield. dublin will see a high of 88.

we have a wide range of temperatures and i am tracking that, as well as end of week cooldown coming up in a few minutes. good morning mike, how is it looking for the commute? >> good morning, all right except for one issue, mission boulevard westbound near 880, a crash involving up to four vehicles, one may be a big rig but not a lot of details but the art cones all over the lane. so watch for that activity. so mission a major surface street connected between 680 and 880 but all the freeways looking good right now with green sensors. back to you. store mac vallejo police art investigate an officer involved shooting at a shopping center after a high-speed chase at 10:00 p.m. last night on fairground drive

north of highway 47. fairfield police said it started when officers from this department began chasing a suspect, who ended up shooting at them during the pursuit. one of the bullets struck the police cruiser headrest, but no officers were hurt. police in vallejo set up spike strips that brought the car to a halt police say there the suspect again fired officers, at which time the suspect was hit by gunfire he is expected to survive and he is now in custody. store mac many could continue to express outrage over the supreme court decision overturned roe v. wade and over the weekend many gathered outside of the court in washington, d.c. but nearby come on capitol hill democratic lawmakers are vowing to fight to restore people's rights or many republicans are following the court's decision but across the country federal and state lawmakers are trying to figure out what is next after the supreme court ended 50 years of a precedent and its decision. >> today in the bay, chris alone, reports on the growing reaction across the country.

>> reporter: people filled the streets across the country this weekend and channeling their anger. and they expressed their joy. after friday's supreme court ruling overturning roe v. wade, which had been the law of the land for 50 years democratic leaders are moving swiftly to protect access to abortion in their states and embracing for an influx of people looking for care, at least 16 states and washington, d.c. have laws protecting rights to an abortion. >> there is along the west coast protecting the women of the west coast, and citizens to come from other states. >> since friday's decision 10 states media restricted abortion access with many banning the procedure altogether . >> the supreme court did his job canceled a wrong decision they made many years ago and returned the power back to the states, which is how the constitution and founders

intended it. >> this decision and policy will kill people no matter what. >> some congressional democrats are urging the white house to explore options by putting abortions of federal buildings where the states are banned and extend access to the abortion pill sent through the mail. >> this is a crisis about democracy, this is dramatically overreached the authority of the supreme court. >> the case decided with the debate in many ways just beginning. store mac hundreds of thousands people came together in san francisco for the country's biggest pride parades but a return to market streets is the first time since 2019 and it is on the exact day the supreme court legalized same-sex marriage seven years ago. >> the end of that suppression this was at the civic center, this person sprayed mesa the stage and it triggered a panic of crowds running way and that was followed by a street fight. >> reporter: a security guard i

spoke to said two stampedes broke out with crowds running for the exit, then rumors of a gun but it turned out to be a false alarm but with real consequences. >> everybody was panicked or screaming but nobody knew what was going on at first. why was everyone scared and then you hear gun. >> things were winding down at the civic center pride celebration, around 5:30 someone reported a shooting near seventh and market treats they say it appeared to be a false report of a sparked real panic. >> there was mace and as soon as the crowd started running we started running. >> several running from the area but many had no idea what was going on but said with everyone and everything else going on around the nation they decided to run when they saw everyone did the same. >> i tweeted the other day saying i was scared to go to pride seeing what was going on. >> organizers issued a statement saying that cut salvation short after sprayed mesa near the stage citing safety concerns. but as officers were ushering

people out, a new problem but reports of multiple street brawls but this was near holt and hayes street nec on the right two people fighting and others trying to join them at some said it was the ending they did not want, but did expect. >> kind of how i expected it. >> but this was a footnote in what they see as an overwhelmingly successful ride weekend. >> it's pride, we are showing our resilience. >> as we mentioned the fights were a footnote to an otherwise successful event, it was both a party and a protest. >> reporter: at long last, san francisco welcomed back it's loved pride parade, after a two- year pandemic pause, the city celebration of the lgbtq community returned with flying colors. >> i have always wanted to go to pride and i'm also . this is really exciting for me.

there are thousands of people who lined up market streets today, people young and old and people who traveled from different states and driven hours to be here in san francisco to celebrate pride. >> we are supporting our son, izzy, and we have been deprived before but never to the mecca of the pride festivals. >> my mom came to visit us exclusively to be in the parade today did >> a chance for people, companies, and yes, politicians to show their support. but it was not all party, it was also protest with many expressing their anger and disappointment at this week's supreme court ruling overturning roe v. wade. >> i feel like now we are stepping back in time how we used to be. everybody is here a celebration because of our voice. >> despite frustration and fear of what comes next, on this day this community has opted to keep dancing. and focusing on pride.

>> you cannot let what's going on in the world bay you're down. you have to show what. >> the nbc bay area was well represented at the parade is dozens of the colleagues were among the thousands marching down market street, about 115 employees from nbc bay area, telemundo 48 and our parent company comcast took part. >> ahead of the celebration, art had its highest saturday numbers since the pandemic started, the transit agency putting out more than 100,000 people used it strains. service on sunday, bart is expected to set another pandemic ridership record. we should learn those numbers later today. california lawmakers agree on your new budget meaning more money in your pocket, ahead on today in the bay, more checks

going out to tens of millions across the state. apple to unveil many new devices in the coming months, we will tk about al

happy monday to you. the time is 4:4 to. live look outside of dublin, clear start and the sky is clear with 57.

the trend will head back towards the mid-70s by 11:00, eventually reaching into the upper 80s today. another hot one for the inland valleys with changes ahead we will talk more about a cooler weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> the skies are clear over here well actually golden gate has a little bit of atmosphere, a little bit of fog but not a major problem, and light traffic as they get ready to move those cones the lanes figuring for the morning commute. now the business world. >> good morning on crystal stevens from cnbc and wall street is set to open higher as the markets come out strong, a positive week since may with dow jones climbing more than 5%, s&p up 6 1/2%, and the nasdaq rising 7 1/2%, as investors continue to weigh whether stocks have found a bottom or, are rebounding over

oversold conditions stocks will get another lift this week as traders rebound their portfolio ahead of the second quarter on thursday. however markets are on pace for the worst first half of a year since the 1970s. and the focus is on durable goods and pending home sales. prices at the pump are easing slightly. the latest industry survey shows the average price of regular unleaded dropped five cents over the past two weeks to $5.05 per gallon, the first decline in nine weeks and it comes as oil prices fall amid worries about inflation aaa says gas is averaging $4.89 today, and prices have started to ease in california but are well over six dollars a gallon in the bay area. and apple is gearing up to launch a flood of new devices starting this fall. these include four iphone 14 models, a set of new ipads, three apple watches, several

apple macs upgraded with chips and air pods, and a boosted apple tv model. the iphones, iphones, watches, apple macs and tvs are to start late this year. >> christmas sounds like it will be expensive. thank you. helping afghan refugees make it in the bay. still ahead, the program underway at one area bay university. and the number one challenge they say that refues are ge

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>> good monday morning, looking live outside of the san mateo bridge, mike has his eye on the traffic, tracking the forecast, how are we looking? >> started out the week hot inland, but we've ceded a much more of a marine layer and force and we see morning clouds and fog over san jose and we are starting out with those typical clouds that we see during the summer days. as you're heading out to work in pleasant hill there are upper 50s, a nice cool start to the morning, but temperatures once again start to heat up quickly. and it 10:00 we are at 71, still comfortable, mid-70s at

11:00. you see the trend as we head towards the upper 80s and low 90s towards much of the east bay. 97 to fairfield but compare that to 66 that we will see in san francisco and novato today headed for 87, while oakland will reach a high of 75. tomorrow much more of the same where the valleys are still hot reaching into the 90s, and san jose seeing a high of 87, still above normal, santa rosa tomorrow reaching 92. and on wednesday a wide range interpreters, slightly cooler and some spots. high pressure will start to move away allowing for a low to come into the coastline. and this brings more of a northerly wind, much more of a notion influence, wringing that cooler air that we are seeing right now over the pacific into the bay area. let me show you the temperatures, livermore we start out the week with highs

in the 90s, but look into the fourth of july weekend. mid-70s, it will feel so much better and yes, livermore is one of the hotter spots. as we look at inland seven-day forecast, i'm looking forward to this, it is been so hot lately, reaching into the 90s the next few days. then it does look nicer and much more comfortable at the end of the week. you know it will be cold for the coastline to san francisco will only be in the low 60s for the weekend, and more clouds and fogs and drizzle. watching all of this for you but mike what's going on in the traffic department. >> we're looking at the bay bridge, the view from the emeryville camera, clear sky at the bay bridge deck and low clouds are hovering around, smoothly with no problems of visibility. the greens, those are the green

sensors, there is a little more detail as you're coming down to fremont, 680 to 880, right at the transition from mission onto 880 there is a crash, three vehicles, minor injuries, no major slowing but watch for that is you travel through a major intersection, and the rest of the bay is clear. nbc news is confirming the u.s. plans to provide ukraine with a new missile defense system and it involves the purchase of advanced medium to long range missiles. as part of an assistance package that includes more ammunition and specialized radar devices. the war in ukraine last friday past the four month mark with no real sign of an end in sight. however, overnight during the g7 summit, the ukrainian president told world leaders that he wants the ongoing conflict with russia over by the end of the year did

a staten island supermarket employee stands accused of attacking rudy giuliani. according to police trumps a former personal attorney was campaigning on behalf of his son, andrew. the man slept rudy giuliani on the back. he wasn't injured during the incident and he refused, the employee faces a second degree assault charge. millions of californians are set to get inflation stimulus statement after state lawmakers reached an agreement on the 2022 and 2023 budget. that budget addresses the states most pressing needs and prioritizes tax cuts to most californians that offer relief on inflation. 23 million california's would be eligible of a direct payment of up to $1050 to help offset inflation and gas prices would the sales tax on diesel would also be suspended, infrastructure, asportation, healthcare, and education are also priorities good

a bay area university is the first west coast school to offer housing afghan refugees up to 36 afghan refugees will be given temporary housing on the campus of notre dame university as part of a pilot program. school leaders say puts the catholic mission of social justice into action. the international rescue committee office said it will be part of resettlement for refugees. >> the goal is to get people to permanent housing as soon as possible, and depending on inventory, that can take up to three months. >> the school was able to make space partially due to fewer students on campus due to their new hybrid learning model. the private family struggle, alex smith speaks out about his six-year-old daughters help battle, and the emergency surgery helping her on the road to recovery. >> and now california's largest lumber provider is closing all of its privately owned forest lands as of july 1st.

they owe nearly 2 million acres of land across northern california and the sierra in the past it would stay open for recreational use during the summer, but those policies have been dialed back over the past few years due to fire danger. so far no

former 49ers quarterback alex smith is opening up about his young daughters where malignant brain tumor. the recent 10 hour surgery that saved her life did share photos on instagram of his six-year- old daughter, sloan. he said in may she was rushed to the hospital after experiencing seizures doctors

performed an emergency craniotomy and said that she has now bounced back like a rock star, with no signs of the tumor but and also because the cancer is so rare there is no clear map for treatment. he finished his career with washington and he also played for the kansas city chiefs. glad she is doing better. for a lot of people watermelon is a simple pleasure, but this year drought making it more and more difficult. watermelons are getting tougher for farmers to grow. they are a dry plant that does not need much water, but they obviously need some and the lack of rain has not been good for the crops leaving farmers struggling. >> a lot of people are really done with watermelons now, because no water, and all of the plants are drying up, all the vines are drying up. they cannot pull no watermelons, everything is burnt. spent lack of rain means dwindling numbers of

watermelons, armors say they should have enough to meet the need the summer but do not be surprised if it cost a little more. this morning we're learning more about a horrific accident in the east bay three people are dead after an amtrak train collides with the vehicle. in the recent the family was on the road in the first place, and what neighbor say about the crash. as you get ready to head out of it would, we look at the commute forecast. starting out good, little breezy with temperatures in the low 60s but another hot 100 we will look at all of the microclimates in the forecast coming up. there is brentwood, driving east on highway 4 down towards vasco, a

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right now at 5:00. what happens next as fallout from the supreme court's overturn of roe v. wade gross? we are live with the and lawmakers push to protect abortion rights in california. three people killed and four hurt, including a child, after a train crashes into a car in a remote area of the east bay. how amtrak is responding this morning, and why neighbor say they are not surprised this is today the bay. broadcasting not only through your tv, but apple tv,