right now at 8:00, they never stop looking for the long- lost remains of a bay area pilot killed in combat combat are finally coming home. we sit down with his family. plus, moving you forward with pride. the brig parade in san francisco wrapping up a colorful weekend in the city.

dramatic thanks for joining us on the special edition of nbcbayarea news. san francisco celebrated its 53rd annual pride parade today with the grad nearing one many people and it was just as cost colorful and festive as you would expect. >> the theme of this year's create is looking back and moving forward. nbcbayarea's emma goss was a bear was there. we met a joyful celebration of pride on market street on sunday. marching with rainbow flags members of the lgbtq+ communities and allies shared the parade route with cheerleaders and many local and state leaders including san francisco mayor london breed and congresswoman nancy pelosi. >> this is our first pride together so for us it's magical but it's wonderful we can spend it here with my wife. and my daughter and her best

friend. remake this couple came all the way from orlando, florida, for the parade. >> lord is a sad place right now. remake they say celebrating pride in san francisco felt safe and joyful at a time when gate entrance rights are under attack in florida and other states. >> why would you hate on somebody you love somebody. remake other said this pride parade was meaningful because there are fewer safe spaces to be out and proud these days. >> the way things are now people are attacking drag queens so just being able to see them be themselves and the parade is so nice to see without having to worry about anyone bashing them. we are all community here. dramatic are telemundo and nbcbayarea family got in on the fun this morning. that is our pride is universal

float there with some peacock balloons. here's what it looked like from the board. this is a growth go pro video. we rolled on a down market street to give you a good view of how many people you see lined on the street. i was there and it was packed. hollister also held its fifth annual pride celebration today. face painting. raffle prizes. food. a whole lot of fun. >> it makes a big difference if everyone stays nice and kind to one another. >> i'm here because everybody should be treated equally no matter how they look like. >> love your neighbor and that is what today is about is loving each other. and the community. >> right now more than ever, we need to have representation here in every city and every county and that's why we are celebrating for the fifth time proudly here in hollister,

california. >> the celebration in collis hollister. the first openly gay elected official in san bernardino county. dramatic festivities containing in civic center plaza in san francisco. what pride meets two people celebrating and that's coming up in the next half hour. the explosion of color on the ground didn't match the gray clouds that match the city. the gloomy weather didn't stop thousands from community sober. let's get to rob. everyone is wondering when will summer start and like summer. >> it's the first full weekend of summer technically. doesn't really feel like it but we got sunshine today in san jose and temperatures in the low 70s but you can see the low clouds hanging out for the day

and drizzle on the way later on tonight. the temperatures in the 50s and 60s even into dublin and livermore are the ocean air conditioning cranked up into overdrive mode and the inland east bay locations. winds 15-25 must bow. what's missing is what's coming in later this week good strong high pressure taking shape is to be had through the end of the week and into next weekend which means the temperatures will fall upward in that seven day forecast. in the meantime, in the next two days got mild and breezy. later this week we are talking 90s in the forecast. we will down to that big warm- up that's on the way in the seven day forecast coming up in 10 minutes. we are following breaking news. the west oakland park station is closed. trains are not stopping. bart said it's because of crowd mitigation. across the bay in san francisco, the civic center station was briefly shut down

but is reopened moments ago. we will continue to focus and bring you updates as we get them. vallejo police investigation after two suspects led officers on a chase. it happened yesterday morning. the chp said the pursuit started when the two suspects in this white car you see there, they were brandishing firearms at officers and bystanders. a chp alec.after a chp helicopter dirt track them and they got out of the car and tried to run but officers caught them and put them in custody. to make an unusual crash with an all-terrain vehicle haywood. this happened yesterday afternoon and the driver failed to make a turn on lynnfield lane from peterman avenue. that's south of the 880 and 92 entities. atv rolled over in the 37-year- old man driving died at the scene. investigator said the man was driving fast and not clear if alcohol drugs played a role. no one else was hurt. >> for more than a half a century, a bay area woman

always wondered what happened to her husband. he's the man you see here. u.s. air force fighter flight missing in action during the vietnam war and. now at age 90, joyce desoto from burlingame finally has answers but she met ernest in high school and were married 12 years and had three kids and the pilot was reported missing in vietnam. a u.s. recovery agency working with a team in vietnam search a remote site where his plane was shot down and recovered a bone. more than one year later scientist use dna to confirm the loan was desoto's remains. they also recovered a zipper from his flight suit. >> its closure. he's here. he didn't suffer. he was actually killed in the airplane which i have never known. >> desoto's children say they believe their mom has finally some closure and their dad who received a purple heart can receive the recognition he deserves at military unit later

this week at golden gate cemetery. we sat down with the family and will have a full report tonight at 11 p.m. did you hear them? people cross the south and east bay are complaining about loud jets flying over their homes. we cut the jets on camera flying out of moffat air force base in mountain view. they are at 35 stealth fighters. we reached out several times to the air force about the flights but haven't heard back. people from across san jose, sunnyvale and mountain view, and livermore have called us saying they heard them thundering overhead. >> all lies continued to be on russia connected the situation that is unfolding there is been called the most dramatic legal development to take place in decades. the head of the wagner group is set to leave the country after ending his armed rebellion that was approaching moscow. was the biggest threat yet to put in 11 year hold on power. now there is an apparent peace deal with u.s. secretary of state handling lincoln spoke

today about the rebellion. he said the conflict is bringing profound questions to the surface. >> i think we've seen more cracks emerge in the russian fagade. it is too soon to tell exactly where they go. and when they get there. but certainly we have all sorts of new questions that will have to address in the weeks and months ahead. >> freelance journalist joe hopper is based in warsaw, poland. he's been covering the war in ukraine for more than a year now. he says the rebellion is presenting a major john to put's authority. >> what we have seen i think is the monster that built now coming back to, you know, to buy tim as it were. the active revolt from one of his former close allies has printed it russians with an alternative narrative for the war ukraine and the glimpse at the weakness of the state. >> i would imagine put in is

seeing who is on his side and who isn't. the splits in the military between the military and the security services will be the thing to watch although it's difficult to watch because it's behind closed doors. but that i think will be the key to put in his future. a senior american military official tells nbc news that it's a very dangerous time in russia and the next 72 hours are critical. turning now to decision 2024. former president trump gop lead is growing after his lead latest indictment. a news poll said trumps growing lead over florida governor ron desantis with 51% of national republican primary voters picked the former president as the first choice followed by 22% choosing desantis and 7% who choose former vice president mike pence. there is a split. nearly half of republican primary voters say trump should continue as the parties leader.

another 21% believe it's time to consider other leaders and 29% the gop needs a new leader altogether. this news poll was conducted june 16-20 just one week after a federal grand jury indicted trump for mishandling classified documents. six out of 10 republicans believe that these are politically motivated. what comes to present ride in his approval rating hasn't change from april. 43% of the voters approve and 53% disapproved. fire season is here. up next, a new view of the fire that scorched part of the east bay this afternoon. getting bang for your buck is a big haul from a fireworks buyback on the peninsula. chilly temperatures right now. look at dublin at only 58 degrees. degrees. temperatures later this week

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a follow-up note to a story we first brought you last week. it has been a problem for months. animal shelters in the bay area over capacity and they need to clear it before they start euthanizing for the oakland animal services shelter being one of them especially when it comes to large dogs. 98 dogs. if they don't get adopted by two they will face being put down. last week bay area shelter directors reached out to the public urging adoption so they wouldn't have to euthanize any dogs but they are also looking for people who can foster. a example of why we should not drink and drive. early this morning's hp officers in santa cruz got a call about that truck that went off a cliff and into the ocean. it happened on the east cliff drive officer say the driver was a 50-year-old man from san jose and he was driving under the influence. he did have some serious

injuries from the crash and also later arrested for dui. a signed fire season is here. cruz and brentwood have continued brushfire that put cattle in danger today. you can see that by right there putting up a lot of smoke. it was burning near deer valley road and chadbourne road. the fire threatened one home. the flames burned 73 acres. look at this aerial view. it shows the hot spot right there. you can see all that black area. 35 cattle nearby were released from a nearby field so they wouldn't get hurt. the cause is under investigation. >> a first on the pencil stay. san mateo county held its first fireworks buyback. cher's deputies were in redwood city handing out money to anyone who turned in illegal or safe and sane fireworks and it didn't matter. people could earn up to 75 bucks depending on the weight of the item started. the fourth of july is just nine days away now. the sheriff department is hoping this buyback makes the holiday just a little bit safer. >> the sheriff's office wants

everyone to have an enjoyable fourth of july and we ask you do so responsibly. if you safe and sane fireworks and you are in a city that allows for that, please use common sense and by fireworks from authorized distributors. have a parent around if there is children involved. the sheriff's office says 400 pounds of fireworks were collected today including many illegal and potentially deadly once. fireworks of any kind are banned in many parts of the county and some are safe and sane folks are like. >> let's get to rob now. a beautiful day for some of the pride parades. not much going on in the skies but some cloud cover and a little bit of sunshine. >> a little chilly at times. we see the drizzle storm returning to parts of san francisco right now but still blue skies around san jose. it is jacket weather even with blue skies. 61 degrees with a north wind at 12. this is more unusual. typically this time of year we should see temperatures and the low 80s around dublin and

little more. not the case. only 58. low clouds heading toward the altamonte pass. in the early nighttime you have the clouds spilling in and eventually drizzling skies underneath those low clouds. similar temperatures in san rafael and it looks like we all moved to the embarcadero interim in terms of the temperatures. upper 50s in the pit look at the drizzle on the camera lens. 56 degrees and winds coming off the ocean at 10 miles per hour. now see this dark gray running toward the tri-valley to the ultimate pass. here's the coolant to the ocean air conditioning is the marine air's billing inland right now and very likely by tomorrow morning will be all the way into sacramento, stockton and maybe close to marysville north of sacramento. lots of low clouds and the

interbay and inland east bay or don't be surprised to see wet roads from drizzle. but temperatures will be mild and and north of lake county north of interstate 80 or around the sierra. a drizzly start to your monday with mid-50s as we head towards made dates. close to what we had today. still low 70s around san jose. barely low 60s for san francisco. mid 60s in oakland. and about 77 around santa rosa and fairfield. the warmest temperatures we see for monday and probably tuesday similar. but on wednesday, thursday and friday, high pressure builds in and this is stronger high- pressure than we have seen for the last couple of weeks. and the reason why, look at those seven day forecast on the bottom of the screen. temperatures climb up so let's move forward through the warm- up coming up this week thursday

we have mid-80s to near 90 in fairfield. watch these temperatures around san jose and morgan hill. by friday we are in the upper 80s to the low 90s and 70s and 80s around the central bay and south bay. and as we head into next weekend, mid-90s could be in reach for the southern end of the solano county and even san francisco. finally getting closer to 70 degrees. seven day forecast starts with a drizzle and cool temperatures and then things start to turn for san francisco and the coast thursday friday and saturday getting closer to 70 degrees. this is a big jump attempters. we're talking at least 20 degrees of warming and in some cases like morgan hill, it could be 35 degrees warmer than the highs we had today. so summer is making a big comeback next weekend with above average temperatures for. anand those tetemperatureses mi linger ininto fourthth of julyl wewell. we look at the closerer coming in the nenext half hour. cocoming upup, classic caca

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turning now to our climate in crisis. the weather is once again cause for concern in wine country. the bay area has had an unusually cool, overcast summer so far. that means plants are growing slower and will ripen later. why is that a problem? the later grapes ripen the more chance they will be exposed to wildfire smoke at the height of fire season in fall. right now the vines are thriving after record rainfall. in fact some growers say that it is significantly more fruit

than last year. those same growers are hoping for more summerlike weather now for a chance of harvesting before labor day. what is billed as the largest electric vehicle vessel in north america made a stop in alameda this week. the electrified expo took over alameda point. all sorts of electric cars, trucks, motorcycles, bikes, scooters, skateboards, and the list goes on. the first of its kind festival traveling across the country december designed to get more people interested in tvs and better informed as well. >> this is where you get the answers to those questions. how far do electric cars drive. what is their range? where can i charge? these are questions people need answered. so they come here to get the answers to those questions but then they get to get behind the wheel of all these products or they hop on the seat of electric bike and go for a spin.

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nbcbayarea news. it has been a packed weekend of pride festivities and the parties are not over yet. the mayor got the party started earlier today and address some of the issues that the lgbtq+ community is facing nationwide. >> we light up the entire market street with the biggest pride flag anywhere in the world. and of course thousands and make that hundreds of thousands at least lined the streets to watch this morning sprayed. or some of the celebration it continues that the eccentric plaza. >> reporter: thousands of people stuck around the civic center even after the parade ended. we talked to people came from all across northern california to be at san francisco's pride.

>> i never have been to pray before and i always wanted to so this is my chance to get to my friends and we can go to san francisco and have a good time. >> reporter: they enjoyed listening to the concerts at the official pride celebration at civic center including a headline performance from artist haley kyoko. >> i love it. i'm so surprised that it is free. i love that. >> reporter: attendees say they felt safe and welcome. >> we have a lot of stress being gay user but here we don't have too stress and we can just be happy. all week and our team has been posting pictures of videos from pride events. we of course want to see what your pride celebrations look like. tag us at our handle is at nbc bay y area. >> this weweek state e regul are set t to vote on whwhether allolow autononomous carsrs to theieir serviceses in san n

francisco. specifically way remote wants to move into robo taxi passenger service. it comes on the heels where a cruise of the autonomous vehicle stopped in the middle of the street near a large emergency scene. you remember the cruise car got in the way undo ninth after the mass shooting in the mission in the way of emergency vehicles. as a fire said lot 40 incidents with robo taxi's here alone. the party for to pump the rakes on autotonomous vevehicles anan expandnd the reacach. the e critics arargue driviverl cars make people savor and cause fewer accidents. the boat on waymo application set for thursday morning. a man accused of dad being a worker in the chinese have agreed to back in court this week. attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon for elegy stabbing a 58-year-old woman. the witnesses at the scene told nbcbayarea that the man didn't say anything but walked in and

attacked the woman. he was in court earlier this month but his hearing was postponed until tuesday. he is a previous attempted murder conviction for a separate stabbing in 2016. the u.s. coast guard open an investigation into the fatal glory voyage of the titan. the titan excursion of the titanic shipwreck ended early with a catastrophic implosion killing all five men on board. coast guard said deep-sea robots continued to scan the ocean floor for more parts of the titan and any moraines of the victim. the goal is to determine the cause implosion and recommend civil or criminal charges if warranted. >> where communicating with family members and i'm not getting into the details of the recovery operations but we are taking all precautions on-site if we are to in cart encounter any human remains. >> on thursday a crew searching for the missing titan found a debris field 1600 feet away from the titanic site. that included the titans landing gear and the frame of the submersible. extreme weather wreaking havoc in the midwest. tornadoes touched down in parts of minnesota this weekend. several caught on camera. funnel clouds and tornadoes

touched down in norman and pull counties. one was on the ground for five minutes and a multi-vortex tornado lasted approximately three minutes for the storms are now getting weaker and shifting e east. must most of central indiana had storms moving to that state as well. storms that pop up on the radar intensified with several producing tuners, hail and wind gusts over 70 miles per hour. in the climate crisis tonight, a mystery unfolded in the pacific ocean. there something killing hundreds of dolphins and seals right off the california coast. experts are now getting worried it could have an impact on the sea food we eat. steve patterson explains. >> reporter: the beauty of the california beach day broken by the startling site of sickness and death. >> it has been quite awful. we've been seeing at least two or three of them wash up every evening. >> reporter: scientist call a my risk topic minutes.

toxic algae blooms poisoning the coast. >> toxic buildup in the system and lease issues. >> reporter: 1000 calls for sea lions and dolphins either dead or showing signs of sickness. >> affects the brains and the heart and can lead to seizures and disorientation. aggression. as well as miscarriages and death. we met biologists say it's a toxic algae bloom that can be eaten by small sea creatures and turned into a neurotoxin when consumed by larger marine life with the marine mammal care center says there's 50 rescues in the past two weeks alone. and behind me another dolphin washed up on shore. researchers taking measurements and collecting samples and waiting for test results to find out if it really is this algae and if it is, it's more than just wildlife at risk. the california department of health warning against eating sport harvested mussels, clams

and from santa barbara county. >> i've never seen anything like this. this is the largest pulse of animals we have seed in the marine mammal response side. >> reporter: scientist scrambling for answers with wildlife rescue efforts around the clock. steve patterson nbc news. of nicks, a bay area fertility clinic is at the center of a new troubling lawsuit. what one woman is accusing out a doctor to do in a routine appointment. and what

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of inappropriately touching a half-dozen patient. now a new accusation is surfacing. very similar to the accusations from all those years ago. we are calling this recent accuser jane doe because she does not want to be identified. jane and her husband had become to the marin fertility center four months before meeting this doctor. >> we wanted a family and we wanted to create something that was a product of the two of us. >> reporter: in december of 2021, jane was scheduled for a transvaginal ultrasound but when she arrived, she says her normal doctor wasn't there. >> the new doctor walked in and i never seen him before. i was hesitant. there is a strange man who i have never met who is now here to stick something inside of me. >> reporter: she had gone through the procedure before the gap in her feet in stirrups and a pro used to monitor the growth of her eggs but this

time is different. before inserting the probe, jane said the doctor inappropriately stroked and fondled her in a way no doctor ever had. the allegations are included in a lawsuit she recently found against the dock dirk and marin fertility center. >> when did you know something was wrong? >> i knew what was happening wasn't okay and i knew it was wrong and nobody had ever touched me like that before. >> there was a nurse in the room and what were they doing at this time? >> he is at my feet and she is behind him at the door looking at a tablet. >> he was blocking her view. >> he was blocking her view. >> reporter: jane said she left the clinic trying to process what happened and started researching the doctor online and came across some disturbing information posted on a patient safety advocates website nbcbayarea requested the same records from the california medical board did and confirmed that they are legitimate.

>> it was exactly the same as what he did to me. >> reporter: the wreckage of the california medical board filed an accusation against the doctor back in 1997. alleging he inappropriately touched six female patients between 1987 and 1994. the descriptions of each are nearly identical and mirror what jane says happened to her. in each case, according to the records, the doctor allegedly inappropriately rubbed or funneled but s of women going through infertility treatment. in at least four of the cases the accusations days a nurse was in the room. the doctor reached a settlement with the board without committing liability. they required him to go through pelvic exams, sensitivities and communication. >> here i am, 30 years later and he's still doing it. how in the was i allowed to be

put in a room with this guy? >> reporter: jane reported the a legend result with marin filter center and file this please report the following week. but the doctor was never criminally charged. in march, she filed her lawsuit against the dock and marin fertility center. >> she can barely have anyone touch her after this dr. did. >> reporter: jane does attorney said marine patrol center was negligent for hiring this dr. and placed her client in harms way. >> now, are you telling me that marin fertility center that was retained this dr. services couldn't even have done a simple google search as a background to check on him because all of this information comes up and has been available for years. >> reporter: in a statement, an attorney representing marin fertility center, said that the doctor has not use the facility in over a year and was never directly employed by the

business. the attorney declined to comment further citing the pending litigation. >> we were able to reach the doctors attorney by phone. who allowed us to record this conversation. >> those allegations are completely, totally, thoroughly, falls. he noted the da declined to file criminal charges and had this to say about the nurse in the room. >> that nurse was interviewed and completely denied that anything untoward ever happened inside that medical room during that examination. >> reporter: as for the allegations from the 80s and 90s -- >> if there allegations of 30 or 40 years ago and nothing in between then and now, i think those kinds of allegations would be quite suspect as well. >> reporter: jane doe and her husband are still trying to get pregnant. but she says her experience with this dr. has darkened and already difficult journey. >> we are still not pregnant.

this has been incredibly stressful. we miscarried a couple of months ago which was devastating. >> do still have hopes of becoming a mom with a quick >> i do. i hope that we will get there eventually. >> depending on the outcome, the lawsuit could be documented with the dock is light spirits it losses any medical mouth practice judgments or arbitration awards against the doctor to be publicly disclosed and that also goes for settlements over $30,000 in those cases. do you ever have a story for our investigated unit call 888-996-tips. nbcbayarea.com/investigations. rob are we getting any warmer soon? >> slowly but surely things will heat up. they could be about 30 degrees they could be about 30 degrees warmer lar this week than te

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you know the saying screen time is like candy to too much of it can be good. and now the kids are up at summer, it's a good time to be more aware. deanna giles tells what happens when there's too much screen time. >> reporter: school is out for kids and that means more time in front of a video screen. >> it's candy for the brain. how much candy is good? a little bit here and there is fine but you don't want to exist on a diet of just candy, right. >> reporter: this dr. is a child psychiatrist and professor at michigan state university. she says as a mother too much of a good thing is not always a good thing. >> the time spent in front of the screen does not have. it does not provide any benefit. >> reporter: their benefits to screen time when used for learning and communicating. although without moderation, we lose those benefits. >> you want to avoid long stretches of inactivity like

sitting in front of a screen. >> reporter: before asking your child to put their cell phone away, experts suggest you create a tech free zone for self creating an environment for interaction between you and your child. >> if the parents don't do that, then they really don't have much room to enforce something like that for their kids. so they need to unplug. parents need to set aside some time themselves. >> reporter: creating a tech free zone for both parents and the children. >> it's not so much about saying to yourself or your children, you are not going to go use the computer or be on your screen. rephrase that. rephrase that to say, let's make time to connect with each other as people. as a unit. there was may gray and then june gloom that we are

currently in and higher temps are in store for the bay area this we can cut regions across the state have been seeing more clouds than usual this year. here's a look at the gray skies across the bay area early this evening. all that gloom can get you feeling down and more sluggish. one health expert in san diego says it's okay to not quite feel like yourself when your environment changes. >> we need to honor the way that we feel and know that this is unusual and that requires an adjustment from us and it's okay to talk about this and to seek each other out and get through it together. >> there are things that you can do to help you feel better. spending time around loved ones can boost your mood and of course the best to fix is sunshine. >> and that picture is not black-and-white and that was the color we had. >> very, very great. so rob, when will we get on site? back >> seasonal affective disorder is a real thing. we see more of it in the pacific northwest and maybe not so much in california as we move through summer with gray

skies and lack of sunshine. things are about to change especially if you look at the preview of the forecast there at the bottom of the screen. seven-day forecast showing heat around the corner but for now it's the ocean air conditioning on overdrive. 56 and drizzle in san francisco. 57 in san rafael and similar temperatures and cloud cover all the out to dublin where we will have drizzle on going tonight into tomorrow morning even for the invalid he >> valleys. 61 in san jose now. as we go into tomorrow morning, the low clouds going into sacrament. the delta breeze heading in bring the low clouds for the morning. clearing skies in the afternoon. all day clouds here. santa cruz with some son at times but that combined with the winds which will be just as gusty and onshore to mark will keep the conductors at least for two more days locked in before the heat makes a big

comeback. a lot of low clouds and drizzle for morning. then the temperatures begin to slowly climb as the skies start to clear inland. temperatures close to what we saw today. low 70s insanity. mid-70s around morgan hill and chile near 60 in san francisco and low 60s there and mid-70s around the inland east bay. the trigger for the big warm-up is strong high pressure that will build in as we head toward saturday. notice the temperature trend here. thursday, now you got 80s to near 90. 70s for most places bayside. friday and saturday, the warmest days for this little heat spike that will come later this week will be in the upper 80s in santa fe. 90s four morgan hill and mid- 90s in fairfield. oakland closer to the upper 70s on saturday and near 90 in san jose. and mid-90s in reach. morgan heel and fairfield in the upper 50s that they will be 30 degrees warmer by the end of the week. as we continue on with the fourth of july. look at the top of the screen. the high-pressure should get weaker a bit and maybe more of a seabreeze but likely holding onto 80s and maybe some low 90s

at the 7-10 day forecast. a blustery start of the week with drizzle at times but even san francisco with temperatures climbing closer to 70 ride inside a trending maybe cooler on sunday. but here is the big change for the valleys that have been in the 60s and 70s. all that may gray and june gloom will go away as you got numbers now trending quite a bit hotter. upper 80s and maybe some mid- 90s to start next weekend. given how chilly it has been cut despite it will be a big shot as we felt from the 62 the 90s across those valleys to start next weekend. one special teacher got a very big surprise at oracle park yesterday. eric bertelsen. he has been eight teacher for 44 years and currently teaches music at wells middle school.

before yesterday's giants gave he got the nbc all-star sports teacher award. he won $30,000 for wells middle school. we caught up with mr. b after winning the award. >> reporter: this 30,000 grand prize go to your school. how will they use the money? back the principal said we could really boost up our elective program which is great for the kids because it gives them a well-balanced education. >> reporter: arts and music and all that. >> yes and we love it. thank you. >> congratulations to eric persson, our all-star teacher. >> congrats to mr. b. the four finalists from the barrett in northern california each received $2000 for their schools. anthony florez was not in the running for that money. he's here to talk about the san francisco giants and how close they came. >> close but close doesn't

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welcome back. the giants didn't get this week but they did rattle the snake taking 23 from the first place them back. down 2-0 jd davis get the action going. the snakes bite back in the eighth. a power trip. to wrench up. it's 4-2 arizona. the giants making noise in the bottom of the eighth with two on. patrick bailey hits a chopper to third. blake sable thought the ball went into left and he rounds a second and had for third but he's going to be tagged out going back to second that ends the threat.

the diamondbacks avoid the sweep and hang on when it five- to the final. >> we can't make those type of base running errors. that will really hurt us. i think it's kind of fair to give blake the benefit of the doubt here and call a very aggressive and perhaps overaggressive based running mistake. so turn the page and get ready for trial. >> he is a always very measured in his responses. the ace wrapping up a six-game road trip. the series finale intralipid top six. tony goes flying solo with his third of the season. that was it for the a's offense. the blue jays with no problem lighting up the scoreboard. they banged out 11 hits and had a pair of homers. the blue jays win this in a row. 12-1 with the a's have lost 10 of their last 11 games. >> rose zhang didn't win today but the former stanford cardinal emerged as a new start on the lpga tour. final round of the women's pj

championship second major of there. and rose began the round six off the lead off the par for 14 per check out the text there. for bertie. she's one shot back at six under park but any chance she had of winning ended when she went into the drink on a par 518. she still would have had an ego but she went on to make par. she shoots final-round 67 fixes tied for eighth and five underpar. the moment but onto another 20 or. she drank the bertie for the win on 18. that is clutch. she wins the women's pj championship by one shot eight under par. as far as he's happy with the top 10 finish in her first major as a professional. >> i am so honored and so blessed to have this kind of platform and just be a professional playing in a major event. the crowds out here were amazing. i felt so loved and supported and it was kind of a dream

week. i really just had so much fun and had a lot of friends come out. >> everything turned out well and i wish a couple of more parts could have dropped but it's all good. >> to nascar. that's a celebration. that's how you celebrate. unless you are the watermelon then you are not happy. ross chastain takes the checkered flag at national predicts his first nascar cup series of the weekend of the series. he drives her track house racing which is owned by justin marks who grew up in menlo park. a big win for track house racing. getting back to rose, she seemed so nice and pleased but don't let her fool you. you don't win that much and not have fire inside you. >> she graduated from stanford? >> she is a sophomore but she's a pro now and pebble beach is two weeks away and she will be a favorite, no route.

even the pups were showing their pride today. berkeley held its second annual doggie pride parade hosted by berkeley humane and third culture bakery. the video tells a story. all the pups dressed up for a short block around walk around the block. also a costume contest and a drag performance. >> me and my wife love coming out to this. it's super mellow and super great especially to bring are for babies out. and i think it is just great to be out here driving with my committee. >> we have so much fun at the doggie pride parade. we were looking for something pet friendly and something we could take her to. >> third culture bakery

♪♪♪ marcus washington: pride is universal, and we're celebrating pride month here at nbc bay area. i'm marcus washington. i want to thank you for joining us. i'll be guiding you through stories that celebrate the lgbtq community. june is a time of both revelry as well as reflection for millions. for many same-sex couples, life changed in 2008. this is when they were granted the legal right to marry. san francisco, ground zero for some of the first weddings in the nation. nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. has a story of one of those