. a battle over the rainbow lights for pride. why they are at odds over the colorful display. from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. hello, i'm sara donchey. th colorful kick off to pride weekend will light up the night sky tomorrow. former house speaker nancy pelosi will be on hand for the grand lighting display titled "welcome" now, a battle is brewing between its creators and an artist that insists they copied her work. here is a shot of each, side by side. tonight we spoke to both

parties. >> reporter: to some it might look like beams of light but fo some, this is her signature work. inspired by a real life rainbow she saw dancing across pond in massachusetts and spurred to life later by the election of president barack obama. >> i relate very much because i am mix raced like barack obama and i think a lot of people of color were just jubilent to finally see something like this >> reporter: titled global rainbow, first displaying the light insulation in 2009, projecting across downtown manhattan on martin luther king day. >> i just wanted to do a work that had nothing to do with division. i wanted to do with work that had everything to do with inclusion and togetherness >> she took her work all over the world tauting it as a symbo of diversity until someone told her about a display in san

francisco, lasers called welcome. >> i was very upset. i was like this is my work. like what is going on? and, and it was, honestly had always been a drea of mine to present my global rainbow in san francisco. so, i was kind of double whammy. >> reporter: it was presented b illuminate, the nonprofit behin the bay lights, a massive led light sculpture that sparkled along the san francisco bay bridge. she reached out to its founder adamant they credit her for the pride display. which sh says she has a copy the right to. >> she is wrong. it is not anywhere near what she has ever done. >> reporter: ben davis says he did nothing wrong and points to the group's website that list a

an artist that came before us. little consolation to her who says she lawyered up and sent letters. >> i was like no. i am not a historical contributor. it is m work. >> i think many works in the relm of art can be considered similar, does someone own the right to take a laser beam, tur it into color and say that is mine and no one else in the world can do it? i don't think it. >> ideas are not protected unde the law but the way an artist expresses them can be. >> it is the difference between again, the idea. and lasers an something that is going beyond that that is expression that is something that the artist has created that goes beyond that mere idea. >> if he does not credit me as

the artist of this work, i will take him to court because i wil not accept this. i just won't. >> well, illuminate is set to debut "welcome" tomorrow night. they note this year's display should have double the amount o lasers as last. you might remember gilbert baker. the man responsible for the pride flag, the rainbow flag, he made sure the symbol o love and inclusion, rather, could never be used for profit whefn it was the san francisco pride committee trying to copyright it. he wanted everyon to use it to express themselves we turn now to oakland for disturbing story. a man that ma have been delivering flowers to an apartment was shot and kille outside of the building. we talked to neighbors who was seconds away from getting caugh in the middle. >> many that live in the apartment building on 26th street are still shaken by what happened. those that i talked

with say everything moved so fast after the two men got into some sort of confrontation. >> one really loud bang immediately followed by the victim, you know, screaming, help me. >> reporter: chris was just seconds away from being in the line of fire. he was out walkin his dog, just around 6:30 on wednesday night. as soon as he entered his apartment building he heard the sound of a gunshot >> it happened really quick. like, the altercation started down the street apparently ther was a little bit of a disagreement between two people it just escalated, you know, really fast. >> kpix obtained this footage from one of the residents looking down on the incident after the victim was shot. he was seen laying on the ground being helped by several bystanders. >> from the shot to the time he became unresponsive it was abou two minutes. it was very, it wa grim from the get go. >> according to the oakland

police department, officers treated the victim until medica personnel arrived. he was later pronounced dead. the victim was delivering flowers and made a comment to a man passing by. th verbal exchange ended with the victim throwing the vase and th suspect firing a gun. bret was about to walk out the door afte the incident unfolded. >> it is kind of scary. i walk out to the store right here all of the time. i kind of, it hits me when i am trying to think, could it happen to me? it is not, not a good feeling. >> reporter: those living at this intersection of 26th and telegraph say for the most part it is a fairly quiet neighborhood. this incident serves as a reminder to many that crime can happen any time anywhere. >> you know, you can not contro where crime is. so, all you can do or the way i look at it is, like, always keeping your had o a swivel and being aware of you surroundings. >> reporter: investigators are

still looking around the circumstances around the shooting. anyone with information is asked to call th oakland police department. we have breaking news just in the from san francisco right now. a deadly shooting at the powell street b.a.r.t station. paramedics rushed the victim to the hospital but were told he died there. no arrests. the police did not say what led up to the shooting but they said they did think it was targeted. safety is something that b.a.r. officials have been thinking a lot about, lately. the b.a.r.t board approved a pay raise for police officers to try to win back riders. that stems from a survey where riders said they want more officers patrolling training to make them feel safer. >> safe to say it has been a busy 24 hours for the warriors with a new big name headed to the bay and their latest draft pick decided. vern is here to break it all down for us. a lot of reaction from different camp on this today >> 97 this own building >> yeah. >> there was a lot of reaction on what happened. the warriors, they are on the clock way befor

the draft started. tonight, reaction mixed at the acquisition of 12 time star point guard chris paul from the washington wizards. to staya th win level you have to give up something to get something. so, to get paul, golden state dealt jordan poole to washington. cp gives them experience and depth is he 38? yes. long time warriors nemesis? yes. before fans complain anymore paul has the best turnover ratio in the league. can you say that about jordan? >> i was excited to get a chanc to go and play for a franchise like that with the great player that they have. crazy how life comes full circle. for the last 10 years i have been competing, maybe longer than that, against them. i am all about winning,

so, whatever will give me an opportunity to win i am all for it. >> to the draft tonight, golden state went down to the peninsula. the guard out of santa clara with a 19th overall pick. the second straight year, a bronco was selected in the first round. but, transferred t santa clara last season after averaging 1 point in illinois. at santa clara he was west coas conference player of the year. >> santa clara 30 minutes south of golden state. i went to a lo of games this year to see how they play. i think it is a perfect fit. like you said, steph and klay two of the best shooters in the world. i think can be right up there with them when all is said and done. >> he was higher than that on our board. any time you come away from a player that is eigh or nine spots ahead of your board where you picked you feel great about it. >> just before the end of the

second round, the warriors traded small forward beverly junior for the wizards and took jackson davis from the indiana team. you can not have five guys makeing $20 million. can not happen anymore. still ahead, a incredibly devastating discovery in the search in the atlantic. the clues that can figure out what went wrong. then, the struggle for transand nonbynary nonbionary. something that may fit your bod that you were born with but project what you want.

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. well, so many people have been invested in this next story. after days of searching, the five people on the subare all dead >> this morning we discovered the tail zone of the titan submersible, approximately 1600 feet from the bow was the titanic. the debris is consistent with the catastrophi loss of the pressure chamber. >> so, there is still a lot to learn here. the coast guard doe think that the subimploded amid extreme pressure in the ocean that experts say would have killed everyone on board instantly. the company that operates the subresponded by writing our hearts are with the five souls and every member of their families during this tragic time. some industry experts have been critical of the company for not taking

enough safety precautions and have long feared a possible accident. >> any of us in this field signed a letter to stockton rush, the founder of oceangate, expressing our concerns. at the time i felt well, it is not if, it is when. >> eerie words there. crews wil gather as much of the debris to analyze it and understand exactly what went wrong. the coast guard said the conditions in the deep sea where the craft likely imploded are unforgiving t is unlikely they will ever recover any of the bodies. a concert in colorado descended in chaos when a massive hailstorm hit a show. thousands ran for cover, what little there is at red rocks >> yes. people were grabbing anything they could. >> we got the video here from social media of people trying t protect themselves from these

golf-ball sized plus hailstones let's pan over a little bit and show you the video. people trying to run for shelter here. >> 90 people got hurt. >> right, injuries were from bruises, which i mean i was a storm chaser and i have been hi by hail a lot, which explains a little bit but it is going to a least bruise you. there were reports of broken bones as well people trying to shelter with cardboard boxes, a layer of something between you and ice will help. the way hail forms i is a lot harder than just ice cubes. this stuff is solid. the were dealing with all sorts of wild weather along the front range of the rockies. over the past couple days they had tornado warnings in the same area again today. our weather i much more tranquil. highs only in the 60s and the 70s the presence of this ripple in the levels of the atmosphere keepin things cool. popping up showers here is another ripple in the atmosphere, it will move in and keep us in consistent weather pattern heading through the

weekend into next week. if you are ready for summertime temperatures, you just have to be patient. the six to 10 day out look from the prediction center takes us through late june and july. taking us all of the way through the fourth of july holiday and both show a good chance of above normal temperatures. specifically for inland parts of the bay area. not going to warm up that much around the bay. if you are read for 80s, 90s showing up, you will have to wait. just above 6 degrees in san jose. that is th warm spot on the map. the fog, spreading out. widespread as we start the day on friday. fog an low cloud cover jumbled together. a gray start nonetheless. backing up to the coast. sunshine, inland, along the coast you are going to have a hard time shaking that fog an low cloud cover. temperatures tonight, dropping down to the lower to middle 50s. highs tomorrow, a good four or five degrees below average around th

bay. several degrees, close to 15 degrees below normal for inland parts. closer, near 60 along the coast, upper 60s, 70s down the peninsula and the sout end of the bay. lower to middle 70s. the temperatures inland in the east bay. near 70 much of the try valley, the warmest spots hitting the middle 70s. 60s around the bay, also, 60s for the north bay. the coolest location for inland spots because the fog will be more stubborn. now, heading out to the game against the diamondbacks, the temperatures will be cool. layer up. game time at 7:15. it is going to be in the upper 50s at that point. the fog will spread out. plenty of that june gloom hanging out. temperatures on the cool side a you would expect in june. a modest little warm up around th bay. only 3 degrees worth heading through the next severa days of san francisco and

oakland. a noticeable warm up inland. wednesday, thursday, back in the 80s for inland parts, middle 80s, the east bay really warm weather, just a little farther down-the-line with the temperatures reaching up to around 90 degrees to finish off june and head into the first weekend in july. we will keep you updated on that. beyond the seven-day forecast for now. >> all right. hope, love, pride. proudly presented by pet food express. for transand nonbionary people clothing can be a challenge when it comes to clothes that fit. elizabeth coo introduces us to a brand that helps people stand out by fitting in. >> reporter: step inside omni's world. this is where you will hear. [instrument playing] >> it is kind of how i learned

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mask. >> reporter: proving fashion is not always about getting notice for what is on the outside. it is giving people a window into who you are on the inside. be sure to catch our specia hope, love, pride, celebration. this sunday from 10:00 a.m. until noon. airs live on our sister station and streams on the free cbs news app. vern? straight ahead in sports. the rest of the sports day including, well, the end of a run but maybe

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. all right, sports, we are talking about how well the giants were doing. they won't quite the streak. >> you can't win them all. >> you can't win them all. the ones to win, how about this weekend with the arizona diamondbacks coming into town. just down the street from here the giants that were trying to win their 11th in a row. okay. for the first time since 1998. not today. not even buster posey's presence can save them. he is an owner now. 3-0 san diego in the third. manny

unloaded on the pitch to double the lead. giants 10 game winnin streak came to an end. padres won it 10-0. san francisco host the first place diamondbacks on friday. a's lost their 8th straight in cleveland today. back to the nba draft. no surprise, the spurs selected french sensation victor wembanyama, he is 7 '5, sara, h is the most hyped prospect sinc lebron james. wow, i can not wait to see him play. 7 '5. i hate to feed him. i would hate to cloth him. >> yeah. i mean i don't even know how you achieve something like that. but, i would love to be able to dunk standing flat footed >> yeah, and he could. no problem >> thank you very much. after the break, how taylor swift is helping to

. a lot of transit agencies have been struggling for years since the pandemic, basically, to get people riding again. the are pulling out all of the stop to boost their ridership. all you need is taylor swift. her stop generated 43,000 additiona bus and rail rides. atlanta saw three times the typical number of rail riders while she was in town. philadelphia preemptively hopped on board pushing public transit for people wanting to see taylor there. vta, are you listening, hello? because taylo is bringing her ares tour to levi's stadium next month. we all make mistakes at work.

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