from cbs news bay area, thi is the evening edition. business is fed up with being robbed are trying a new tactic, could it mean excludin some customers? >> it is unfortunate, we want this restaurant to be available to everyone. a new report shows a crisi is growing. then we go to twin peaks for the installation of the iconic triangle. we begin in oakland where business owners are fed up with break-ins. they are frustrated that the crimes continue to happen so several of them decided to fight back by goin

>>afr suffing in less than a year, they decided to go cashless. across the street on grand avenue, this caf÷ also put up a similar sign stating no cash on premises. it was targeted multiple times by thieves. >> reporter: arthur's tap and snack has also dealt with burglaries. >> we went cashless to protect our employees. >> reporter: she said the owner did not want to exclude customers that do not have smar phones work credit cards but they had no choice but to go cashless after a armed robbery last year. >> i think it is a safe and

smart decision but it is also unfortunate, an this restaurant to be available for everyone. >> reporter: there have been no robberies since the decision, the owner also spent 20 thousand on security cameras an they want the city to do more to clean up the neighborhood. >> this neighborhood is dark a night. a perfect criminal activity. >> my car is parked across th street and it has been broken into. >> reporter: he has been working here for about a year. the chinatown chamber of commerce said they have been working since the pandemic in helping many mom-and-pop shops go cashless. >> it is more convenient.

nowadays people do not carry cash. we are asking business owners to not carry any cash after the close of business an make sure they can go to the banks if they do have cash. turning to the up you would crisis in san francisco. the medical examiner released a new report on accidental overdose deaths, 74 people died from a overdose in may that is more than 2 per day and it is the worst month since they started keeping track of the data. 346 people overdosed and died sinc january. that is a 40% increas from the same period last year and is on pace to pass the numbers from the previous years

more help is on the way from the federal government with nancy pelosi announcing more money and manpower will be sent to the city to fight drug trafficking. this is part of operation overdrive . she released a statement that says operation overdrive will help the city address this tragedy b targeting criminals doing the most harm and reducing related violence. that is on top of the increased efforts by local police but some of the people that you with the crisis every day told us this kind of crackdown may not be the best solution. >> reporter: you do not have t travel far before you see somebody in the grips of the fentanyl bend. >> you see people bent over al the time. fentanyl is so strong, it kills them.

>> reporter: robert is a recovering drug addict that was saved by a program in the tenderloin. his experience lend credibility when people like this man come in for help. he does not judge people but admits san francisco's permissive attitude is drawing people to the city. >> there is a fine line between helping somebody and enabling them. san francisco is right there on the line. >> reporter: that feeling has led politicians to pursue a la enforcement crackdown on drug sales and open air use. gary mccoy with a organization thinks that is creating a false choice. >> there is a notion that is incorrect that says we either have to do this or that. the problem is, we are not looking at the things we know work in between. >> reporter: he says the

tenderloin center prevented hundreds of overdoses but the city shut it down when the facility came under fire politically. >> we know every opioid relate overdose death is preventable . we have the tools and knowledge, we lack the politica will to scale it up. >> reporter: they take a come compassionate approach. >> different things work for different people. here at saint anthony's we found that makin recovery services accessible works. we tried to lead by example. it is tough to push somebody into recovery, it has to be a choice. >> i think there is a lot of hope left. sometimes that is all we got. >> reporter: hope maybe all sa

francisco has right now but th numbers are not inspiring a lot of it. >> new numbers from police sho the vast majority are from outside the city. >> only 3 -45 lists san francisco as the address. that is something we are paying attention to. >> a new study shows that seizing opioids is linked to increased overdosed debts. overdose deaths doubled the week after the seizures. as opioid users are cut off from their supply and have to find new suppliers. you can see the full medical examiners report on our website, www.kpix.com.

community members and volunteers gathered at san francisco's 8th memorial for its community workday. nancy pelosi joined volunteers commemorating her decades of service in congress. they are celebrating the congresswoman's acts of love action and friendship. >> you have heard me say this before, please do not use the word tolerant when you talk about san francisco. we are talking about respect. happy pride month to all of you. >> the congresswoman planted a tree and rolled up her sleeves

to help till the grounds. another show of solidarity is san francisco's pink triangle. activists reclaimed this symbol of hate and turned into a symbo of strength and community. >> we wear them out of camaraderie for those that were forced to wear them during the holocaust. >> reporter: among the ranks were first timers like josh gray. >> this is my first time, being a morning person i jumped in an grabbed the waivers. >> reporter: back during world war ii it was a symbol of persecution and pain. the meaning now is different, the freedom to be who you are, to love who you want openly and

unapologetically. >> it means a lot to me. especially in the current political times. >> reporter: rosie is a first time volunteer as well. she said the lgbtq community can savor the rights they have earned while realizing they ar not guaranteed. this was the first time since the pandemic that the pink triangle was a i person hands-on art installation. each volunteer a piece of the fabric of this special community. >> i have been in the area for over 10 years and have never volunteered. >> we are posting all of our tried stories in a special section on www.kpix.com and we will be streaming more all month long.

coming up we head to la fo the dodgers game after protesters blocked fans from getting into the game. first we have highlights from all of the celebrations happening across the bay area today. it will be cooler for the holiday on monday not to mention tomorrow for father's day and everything else going o outdoors. everybody feels a cool down tomorrow. we will talk about what that means . th forecast is coming

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happy juneteenth. >> juneteenth is monday and celebrations are taking place all weekend. commemorating the final emancipation of enslaved african americans in 65. in the fillmore district the festivities covered 8 blocks. live music , food, fashion show and more. it was once known as

the west coast epicenter of black entertainment and was hom to 20 blocks of black businesses. jose has more on the importance of juneteenth. >> reporter: juneteenth is being celebrated in oakland. w joined brandon johnson and his family as they immerse themselves in the festivities. >> seeing the families and the community come together and having a good time. >> reporter: it is their first time attending the festival. >> we came from the dc area so they are excited to learn abou parts of the culture they may not have known before. >> reporter: deborah's store

specializes in african-american and multicultural children's books. >> this book is on juneteenth. i have so many favorite books this is one of them. the messages in this book are perfect and clear. >> reporter: she says it is about educating the younger generation. >> our kids need to know about our culture and history. now we have the books. >> reporter: as juneteenth gains recognition and importanc across the country, events like the one in oakland play a vital role in sharing african-american heritage and history. >> also it is about having fun for black people around the

world to enjoy each other. >> in 2021 president biden signed legislation making juneteenth a federal holiday. the governor proclaimed juneteenth a day of observance in california. we have a lot of things going on. what kind of weather will we have? >> it will be cooler. there is going to be less of a marine area. we should get used to cooler. that is a live look from the top of the hotel. ther is less of the marine layer no than there has been previous nights at this time and that is a pattern. the marine layer is not going away completely but i will not be as widespread. san jose is 61 and clear. if you look at the futurecast we will

have the marine layer in the s knocked out as we get ho mointo e g rnin early afternoon. we will see more sunshine than anything els tomorrow. the screen will ligh up tomorrow afternoon. the mos noticeable thing about tomorrow is it will be a 25 mile per hour breeze and that will make it feel cooler. on top of that we are also pulling in cool air the temperature on the thermometer itself regardless o any wind chill is already coole tomorrow. some places by 7-8 degrees. the temperatures in the bay will not change a lot. 65 in the city, 68 in oakland but the wind will be stronger. it will feel cooler as a result plan on clouds and bricks of sunshine. the temperatur stay in the mid 60s and it will be

breezy. the eucalyptus trees will be swaying. if you go to the north beach festival, plent of sunshine breezy. inland, still breezy here. for the county fair it will be in the low 70s tomorrow. you will hav your 15-20 mile per hour breeze there as well. the system comin in will drop rain coming in bu that is not the focus. the interesting thing is the patter change. that right there is coming our way. the deeper the shade of blue the cooler the air gets. watch the long-range forecast. we are looking at th energy in the atmosphere. that is the first one coming in for sunday and monday but watch wha happens when that one leaves. that is next friday and there

is another area of low pressure these things are being directe towards california. they have been for the last 6 weeks. the will continue to be directed towards us for the next week if not more. the temperatures will not change much. settle in. it may go up or down a little but no big swings in general. we stay below average. the one thing that will not last is the breeze. it is breezy tomorrow. sunday and monday will be breezy. back over to you. coming up in sports, stanford faced wake forest in the college world series and th giants making history in niger stadium ♪

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the giants and dodgers rivalry is one of the best, 51,000 showed up for the game tonight. the giants bats thinne out the crowd. lamont showed u early. 3 run bomb to make it 4-0. alex, his first game back , he was listed with a back strain. he gets austin to ground into a double play to ge out of the 5th. 4 strikeouts and no walks. the giants brought plenty of run support. davis with the bases loaded, he lasts one out to center. a

grand slam and the giants pile on the runs. this is their largest margin of victory and all time. 15-0 is the final. handing the dodgers their wors home shutout loss since 1898. this afternoon, it is not a elimination game at the cardinal had the tough task of taking on the top team. it is game 1, omaha versus wake forest. 3rd, carter pops one into shallow right. enough to score a run. the cardinal take a 2-1 lead. lightning forces a hour and a half delay. when play resumes it is wake forest.

danny sends one up the middle. driving in 2 runs. wake forest escapes with a 3-2 victory. stanford now faces a eliminatio game on monday. the a's and the phillies a the coliseum. we pick it up in the 11th. carlos perez rips on down the left field line. in the 12th ward, ken was tasked with keeping the phillies off the board and he could not do it. kyle hits one up the middle the phillies are victorious, 3-2. moving on to golf, it is moving day at the u.s. open. th leaderboard is getting tight going into sunday. here was clark's approach on 18. needed a birdie and stick sit next to the hole. ricky needed this fo

par. it hits the hole but doe not drop. he is still tied for the lead at 10 under. mcelroy is a stroke back. a local kid chasing his hoop dreams. he is already a

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got a lot of cowboy gear. i giv it to my mom, i am not that bi of a cowboy guy. >> reporter: joey is back home for the summer but he is not ready to put that degree to use yet. he is back in the gym working on his game. >> i am giving the nba and chile can overseas looks. >> until the paychecks start coming in, joey has the same responsibilities as any other college graduate. top >> when you get home did they knock you down? champ, take out the trash? >> both of my brothers moved out, i am the only kid in the house, i do what i can to help out. we are counting down to the first performance at this year'

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ask your doctor if entresto is right for you. san francisco's annual ster grove festival kicks off tomorrow. the only opening act is snarky puppy. they take the stage at 2 pm. tickets to all of the shows are free but you have to make reservations and if you did not manage to get a ticket tomorrow, we will have live coverage on our sister station. it will also stream on the cbs news bay area application. is there one performer you are looking forward to? >> buddy guy.

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