caught on camera, the message tonight from the victim to the city. then a demonstration on the golden gate bridge, demanding action against gun violence. drag performers in san jose celebrating pride today. despite anti-drug laws being passed throughout the country. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm anne andrea nakano. the non-profit gun violence archive is reporting 275 cases, a recent cbs news poll shows 77% of parents are at least somewhat concerned about gun violence. that's up from 72% at

the same time last year. >> which is what got hundreds of people dressed in orange scout on the golden gate bridge today. demanding something change. john ramos has the story. the goldbrid most iconic landmark and a group called mom demand action has adopted its color after their ten-year fight against gun violence. hundreds of supporters gathered at the bridge for the wear orange martha has become an annual event. >> i'm so happen nay you're here, wanting to take action with us. showing up means so much to our survivors. >> it means a lot to see one of your faces. >> reporter: one of those survivors is arthur who was shot and paralyzed in a random recovery in 2013 and 15 years later. the bullet is still inside him. >> i go to the hospital and the bullet is still there. that's a

constant remainder that gun vie is leeps. >> reporter: it happened to susan when she was just 11 years old. these days the gunshot survivor has become advocates for laws on who can purchase a firearm. >> it's out of control. mental health is an issue. it's absolutely not the issue. it's the guns. >> reporter: with that, the march across the wind swept bridge began. that's not the kind of thing that would change the mind, but it's the show of growing support. he says what's really changing peoples minds are the carnage from the mass shootings that are happening all across the nation. >> it's gotten way out of control. and to turn the tide, there is enough people to think about it rationally. we'll make the new laws. >> reporter: out of control. it's a common expression people use to describe the level of gun violence in america these days. gun rights advocates say

the issue is mental illness. those who want to make guns harder to get believe if you can't control the intentions of angeli people, you should at least limit their power to inflict misery. according to gifford law center, california ranks number one in the country when it comes to the strength ofr gun laws. the number of gun deaths per 100,000 went down from 9.5 to 8.5 between 2005 and 2020. states like florida and texas both saw the number of gun deaths go up during that span. >> more gun laws are on the way too. a measure that will make it harder for convicted criminals to own guns. a third law would require a translator for mass casualty events. san jose mayor and other city leaders unveiled a

proposal aimed at helping to get people off the streets into temporary housing by the end of the year. creating temporary shelters rather than permanent wins. counmemb provwhorki th ow the noprofit own -hou community. just hear from our in-house community, and here for our non-profit partners, who are tackling this situation head on. >> reporter: proposing the building short-term shelters verses the long-term option of more affordable housing. where do you stand on this issue? >> i have a different opinion from what the mayor has. i'm a

big believer that to tackle the more permanent supportive housing. emergency housing is a short-term solution. at the end of the day, we need to make sure the millions of dollars that our taxpayers are asking us to invest in affordable housing happens. unfortunately a lot of our encampments are right around our schools. it is very important to make sure our folks are siions, right? that they come out of where they are and supply permanent housing. >> no word on when he'll be staying at the shelter. he also thinks several other council members will join him. now to sacramento where 16 central american migrants were flown by private jet from el

paso. it appears the jet was chartered by a florida state contractor. rob bata called it a state sanctioned kidnapping, and steve large has the story. >> we believe the state of florida, governor desantis, is behind it. governor desantis has demonstrated his pettiness, lack of sentence, the blasting florida governor ron desantis. >> willingness to treat human being is watched. >> and all by a florida state contractor, a company called vertile systems. >> they've hired the vertile systems, the state of florida has, to identify the migrants in texas, not in florida, but texas, and move them to other states. >> they were promised work if

they boarded building with nothing. >> obviously we should do our best to pray for them. >> reporter: faith-based sacramento, act, is caring for their groups. >> they're people with families. there's some young people, you know, that are just trying to support or make a life for themselves. there are people who left children behind in this group. >> reporter: in 2022, desantis claimed credit for flying a group of migrants from texas to martha's vineyard, using the same contractor. a political statement against democratic states he viewed as reform. calling him out for the same stunt. >> it is very strange at best. it's potentially illegal. it could violate criminal laws. it could violate civil laws. we'll continue our investigation and get to the bottom of that. all right, the sunshine this weekend paired perfectly with an outdoor event in san francisco. in the tenderloin,

the block party along golden gate avenue. over in north beach, the italian street fair. the first ever two-day festival. the union street festival hosted the annual raiders ways. teams with a tray full of drinks raced up the hill. >> i think it's our team chemistry. chemistry. we like to talk about our strategy. i was going first and the say. >> and more of the same sunshine? like what we're seeing behind the horizon? >> that would be nice. >> i'm sorry, but just because darren is out, doesn't mean i have better news. we have more clouds on the way for tomorrow. in fact we have a 20% chance for showers. by the time it's all said and done on tuesday night. it's not much, but maybe

.10 inches of rain in the bay area as we add it all up. at the moment, things look nice and mild with fog out around the bay area bridges. low pressure lurks offshore. that low will be spinning moisture over from the sierra as you can see it right there off the air force base, which that low will drag a few showers with it. a 20% chance. but the lightning strike or two would not be a surprise. more details when we cover the forecast in a few minutes. but first, here is andria. we've seen a lot of anti-lgbtq+ legislation. 338 of the 491 bills have either passed or still being considered with a lot of focus being put towards trying to stop or limit drag shows. but as len ramirez shows us,

performers and their patrons in san jose are going stronger than ever. >> reporter: colorful and flamboyant downtown san jose. the drags performers from throughout the bay area including san francisco's own who serves as the mc. >> it fantastic being able to perform for an audience that keeps coming back. >> reporter: the event is put on by silicon valley pride and tracks a boisterous crowds. some places around the country are shielding children from it. several families brought their kids to this show including lonnie bassitt who does. >> this is the most fun thing to do on the planet. just

expressing our love for life. >> reporter: marisa and jonas gonzalez consider the drag brunch their family activity. 18-year-old jonas is attracted to the drag community and could be a future performer. she enjoys having the support of her mom. >> being in this sort of scene will help me get used to the waters. >> reporter: even during the light hearted performance, there were a few moments to address some serious concerns. >> and this year, i think the focus should be on quee r and transgender people are in danger. >> reporter: and even here performers say they do have to be cautious of the ever present potential for a backlash. >> and it is a lot to be a drag performer, where you have legislation that is being passed, and that is anti-drag, that prohibits them from performing. >> reporter: the performers say this is considered a safe space. the shows will go on. it may not be the same everywhere, but for this audience, that's entertainment.

>> and the cathedral in san francisco kicked off pride month with a special mass tonight. hundreds of people showed up. they shared blessings with those who are celebrating the month. >> there has been a lot of anti-trans legislation around the country. we want to stand up for our brothers and sisters in the community and celebrate the diversity of all of create. >> all month long, bringing you a special proud story to see the entire collection. just head to kpix.com or watch us streaming on the cbs bay area news app. after the break, we look back at life and career of former san francisco giants manager, roger craig. he died today. but first, another brazen smash and grab in san francisco, hitting not one,

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in oakland, police are investigating a hit and run. an suv smashed through the front window of the building. this happened at 17th and franklin streets. investigators say the suv was racing another car when it hit a fire hydrant, lost control, and crashed through the window. but the driver was gone by the time police arrived. in san francisco, two businesses on geary street are still picking up the pieces after they were the victims of the most recent smash and grab. >> betty yu shows us the extent of the damage. >> reporter: video shows two cars, parked outside of cigarettes are cheaper in the

richmond. in the overnight hours on may 31. one thief first uses a tool to try to break the glass. before the group eventually pushes their way inside the store. some burglars were already carrying empty bags. once inside, the thieves start clearing out the shelves, dumping whatever they could get their hands on into a bin and what looks like a bed sheet. in about 15 minutes, they made off with 500 cartons of cigarettes. this as the danger they left behind. >> social security so nobody feels like. like i don't feel safe anymore. i don't know what's going to happen add next. >> reporter: sunny runs the family-owned business that opened in this gary boulevard location about 30 years ago. this is the biggest hit they've suffered. do you feel like it's getting worse? >> yep, because i see every day, i hear every day,

something is happening in this neighborhood. they break into the houses. two days before that, the cops would come here. the police would tell me they're looking for two cars. like i said, it's the same group. that's what he said. >> reporter: the manager said the thieves also made out with the safe. it was located here inside about a week's worth of cash, estimated to be $20,000. sunny said that same night thieves also broke into the doctor's office next door. >> okay, so what they did, they took all the cigarettes from the shelf because this is an all new order. >> reporter: sunny said his family immigrated to the u.s. from afghanistan for a better life. >> we came from far away to work here. and it's not easy to cover. >> reporter: the thieves stole what would take the store about a quarter of the year to make in sales. spending thousands of

dollars in replacement. >> to pay more attention for businesses, for safety of people, houses, businesses. we're the taxpayer, you know. i was thinking with you, you might have better news? >> i don't. >> okay. >> and better news for you is sunshine, mid-70s, not going to happen. >> okay. >> not tomorrow any way or tuesday. the fact darren has been talking all weekend about the potential for some thunderstorms to be moving through the bay area. the chance is small, but the potential is there. so we will at least give you a heads up that it will be variably cloudy tomorrow with a sprinkle or two. you can hear a thunder bumper at well. the numbers are from the mid-60s. and inland looks okay. the highs today fairly warm in the east bay with concord, topping 82 degrees in santa rosa, up to 80. it will be warm again in the far north bay again for

tomorrow. everybody else was more clouds. we'll be on the other side. it will be slowly creeping north. as it does, some of the moisture that has been firing up the thunderstorms over the sierra, it's a classic situation. frankly usually you don't see it at this time of the year. usually august and september, when the monsoon season is a little more ramped up. and they will bring it towards the bay area and with those thunderstorms. well, it's doing it now and that low pressure is going to continue to trek north as it does and that moisture will be moving from the east to the west. as a result, we've got a chance for showers on monday and tuesday and a 20% chance for showers. you can see the hint of the easterly flow up here and a few thunder bumpers that are coming out here and also over the sierra. and in terms of the amounts, it wouldn't be much. a tenth of an inch of rain, all the models don't handle that kind of thing at all. by tuesday morning, the threat is still there in the

form of a very widely scattered sprinkles here and there on early tuesday morning. so the chance for a shower or two will remain. the winds are not really big. 10, 20 miles an hour. that's per usual for this time of the year. so the winds are brisk. and the rain would be not much. low clouds along the coast. 20% chance through tuesday. it will warm up again, so we will be in the mid-70s. temperatures will go up and down this week. they will not be in that kind of highs that they like. but i'm in sales, not production. all i can tell you in san francisco tomorrow, 20%, 20% on tuesday will begin to go down. forecast highs overnight will be in the mid-50s. then as we get into the daytime tomorrow, we'll be in the mid-70s in the south bay. this is still not bad along the shoreline with the numbers on the cool side, but very pleasant on the east bay. nevertheless, the clouds will cool up in the afternoon. the numbers are down to 68 in petaluma and novato, so sorry about that. unless you want to

go there, you've got 92. extended forecast looks the same with the first alert weather days. for the rest of the bay area, it will hold true as well. north bay san jose, a chance for that shower and thunderstorms, tomorrow and tuesday. then we'll begin to clear it up into the end of the week as we get into wednesday and thursday. and andria doesn't look bad at all. have a great week ahead. >> thank you, brian. there is sad news tonight for giants fans. former manager, roger craig, has died. he helped turn the team around after years of losing. vern glenn gives us a look back at his life and career. >> reporter: a sad good-bye to roger craig who passed away today at the age of 93. a baseball lifer and lovable for eight seasons in san francisco. >> i feel good. >> reporter: gray red them to the world series and trails only bruce bach bochy. he won

three world series with the pitchers and the dodgers and the cardinals. craig won another as a pitching coach on the 1984 detroit tigers team. i always saw him as a class half full guy. again his 586 wins, sixth most in giants history. third most in the san francisco era. and thompson to clark. those were the days. the debt ceiling has been extended. but the economist and some lawmakers are still worried about the future of the economy. that's c kpix 5 news kpix 5 news kpix

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now that the debt ceiling deal has been signed by president biden, the focus in washington is on a possible recession. >> reporter: president biden out on the golf course sunday with the debt ceiling deal signed. some lawmakers are calling for a real debate about how to avoid getting this close to the bring of default again. >> it's a shame that we didn't acknowledge it more quicker than three month by. but people believe it's safe. >> yeah. >> you can't play these games. >> reporter: attention turning to the current state of the u.s. economy. anconcern, we could experience a recession later on this year. brian

moynihan is ceo of bank of america. >> a mild recession. >> reporter: but the economy is sending mixed signals with friday's jobs report showing the u.s. adding twice the number of anticipated jobs. more than 33,000 ima. to curb stubbornly high inflation, which remains high. >> and they let the affects take hold, and that's what happens. >> reporter: all of this as campaign primary season heats up with both former vice president mike pence and former new jersey governor chris christie, expected to announce their bids for the gop nomination next week. coming up next, fighter jets scramble near washington, d.c. today. we'll have that story when we come back. and

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say goodbye to former giants skipper roger craig. craig was the san francisco skipper from 1985 to 1992 and always had his signature phrase during his run with the giants. >> i feel good. i am ready. >> craig led the giants to the world series in 1989 and trails only bruce bochy and dusty baker as winningest manager since the franchise moved to san francisco. segue to golf. and another stanford product, tiger woods, hello world in 1986 have we anticipated a debut like that of rose zhang. >> i do feel like all eyes are on me