>>i was just like i just want to be a part of this community >>running a business is to >>enough. entrepreneur and itself just not even being translated. even a person of color. it's hard to that i'm trans and black and so many people in my community need the extra help. we can always go into every space because not every spaces safe for >>us as we celebrate pride month we look at new >>effort >>toward inclusion and support in san francisco's business >>work 1 of the benefits it is just like overwhelming sense of i'm not alone. so much for joining us on this friday. well, the bay area is known for being more inclusive when it comes to the lgbtq,

plus community that other parts of the country, but there's still work to be done and barriers to cross. today we look at 1 group offering support to trans business owners. we're also going to talk to the executive director of sf pride as they plan for upcoming celebrations. we'll have that conversation in just a few minutes, but 1st a look at your news headlines. police say an armed robbery suspect rammed his car into a police cruiser in east oakland. investigators say the car was connected to a smoke shop robbery in san leandro, they say 26 year old christopher cardona's plowed into the police car at foster avenue and bernhardt drive will try to surrendered a woman and 3 children ages 10 to 15. we're also in that car. luckily, no 1 was seriously hurt. police say a cbs security guard was shot and killed in freemont, witnesses told police the guard got into some kind of fight

with someone late last night in the fremont hub. police say the guard was shot and the other person was stabbed. that person was taken to the hospital. it's unclear though. what led up to the fight a traffic nightmare this afternoon in pleasanton all, because of this, a big rig overturned on westbound 580 at hop yard and doherty. the crash spilled products under the freeway, including toilet paper, the chp hopes to have everything back open by 5 and a major drug bust in san francisco's mission district. police say they found meth cocaine, ketamine and more than $0.5 million in cash inside a car all while serving a search warrant last month around 17. and shot well. two men were arrested and the show will go on in pittsburgh tonight, days after a grass fire destroyed a warehouse used by the pittsburgh theater company. the fire, burned props and set designs collected over decades, but most of the stuff needed for the production of the

sunshine boys was not damaged. tonight is opening night at the california theater, and the show runs through the 23rd. in san jose. preparations are underway for an outdoor music event tomorrow in discovery metal park. it's billed as the 1st event of its kind to take place in san jose, focusing exclusively on latino artists will be headlined by dj and producer gordo. other artists include lee foss, malone and neue. the tech house music event runs from 2 to 9 p.m.. and the alameda county fair is open and pleasanton the oldest fair in northern california, runs to the july 7th, along with the carnival rides, concerts and pig races. of course, the fair also features a foodies choice awards will get to vote on you can get your tickets online or at the gate and tonight the oakland ballers are back in action against the rocky mountain vibes that raimondi park the ballers are currently 12 and 9 and their inaugural season. you can watch tonight's game picks plus start

at 635. all right onto our 1st alert weather now windy conditions in parts of the bay area as we kick off father's day weekend, meteorologist jessica birch is tracking it all from the virtual view studio. hey, jess. it's gusty as we head into the next couple days wind speeds today, anywhere up to around 30 mph expected closer to san francisco and just along our shoreline. here's the reason why we have a strong pressure gradient with low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south, just allowing for that onshore breeze to become a very noticeable all throughout the state of california and back here in the bay. eight to i mean, we woke up this morning with relatively breezy conditions along the coast closer to the golden gate bridge. but what what happens as we head into this afternoon? bodega bay is a good example. 40 mile per hour winds there were expecting about 25 to 30 mph winds in our inland areas at times, but other than that, it's honestly a beautiful forecast we had quite the week with the weather, especially with the heat wave earlier this week and then below average temperatures yesterday were averaging out finally as we head into this weekend, which is perfect for any outdoor activities, that juneteenth

block party is going to be amazing with sunshine 60s and 70s in the forecast that's happening over in san francisco at the fillmore district, and let's take a look at san francisco today. we're sitting in the 60s to kick cough this father's day weekend 70s just across the bay bridge over in oakland. we have 70s and 80s up in the north bay 80s off into the east bay. it is a beautiful, beautiful day to get out there and get some fresh air. just keep in mind. it is going to be a gusty 1 in time, so be prepared for that. other than that, though, i mean, we're talking about 80s down into the santa clara valley 85 near morgan hill. watch what happens as we head into the next 7 days. speaking of aids, we're going to pretty much copy and paste that each day yes, a little bit of differences here and there with plenty of sunshine in the forecast for us, but this is our inland forecast. watch what happens as we head over to the bay. that's kind of harder to copy and paste the bay forecast and the reason why i say that well, that marine layer. it's kind of stubborn, especially in the morning hours. we had that today we're going to see sunnier skies both saturday and sunday, which is perfect for any outdoor activities. and then we want monday rolls around. we get that marine layer rolling in once again,

and that's going to last as we head into tuesday wednesday, and you know what? thursday is the 1st day of summer, right around the corner. we're expecting 70s along the bay shore line, just in time to kick off summer and style. francisco will become a sanctuary city for transgender and gender nonconforming people this week, the board of supervisors voted unanimously to make that declaration just as many states and cities push to restrict transgender rights and in the city. there's a group working to help trans and gender nonconforming business owners navigate challenges are max darrow introduces us to 1 entrepreneur who is celebrating the support. >>devin burton is >>a healer. >>and today they have the keys to 1 acupuncture clinic in oakland's diamond >>district. >>but if all goes as planned, >>welcome, i'm going to have you on this table

>>because they'll get to see patients at clinics in oakland and in san francisco, >>tension, headache >>more safe and comfortable spaces for holistic healing, especially for people who are trans and gender nonconforming, >>trans and black. and so many people in my community need the extra >>help. burton hopes to expand their business and they're on the way to doing >>that. >>burton is a part of a selective cohort of budding trains and queer entrepreneurs. will receive 4 months of business coaching, mentorship and ultimately, a $10,000 business >>grant. >>it's called the entrepreneurship accelerator program or the ap, san francisco's transgender district runs it and the san francisco ossoff economic and workforce development funds. >>it applied to this program so many times before i had a business and then get in because i didn't have. i was just like i just want to be a part of this community >>1 where they can sharpen their business acumen learned from peers figure out how to best navigate obstacles that trains entrepreneurs often

>>face always get the grams. we don't we can always go into every space because not every spaces safe for us and >>take home more than just financial >>support. but 1 of the benefits is it's like overwhelming sense of i'm not alone daisy blaze on the owner of daisies, a publication 1 of my favorites. >>program director sam favela says the ap was created out of necessity almost 4 years >>ago being entrepreneur in itself, but just not even being translated. even a person of color. it's hard. they're >>just >>so many barriers that they have to come across and that they don't have access to and this program here really cuts across all >>of that. they say the program has proven to be successful as many folks have gone on to open up storefront, but it's what can't be quantified that is really >>special because they come back in that we're doing something right that they feel

safe here and that that it makes me also want to come back and do much more. >>the details of the dreams >>made differently, >>but the >>sentiment >>remains >>the same >>for everyone. they're striving for success and support is key in finding >>it. >>which is why to devon unstated benefit of the program, the community the collective >>strength >>is so >>vital think for a lot of black trans people. that idea that they are normal and they're beautiful, and that they love is so hard to do when someone is not whispering to them every day like you deserve to live right now. >>on a daily basis. burton sees and appreciates people for who they >>are. >>they like to see more of that in the community. >>i appreciate always the work that people put towards of making spaces more accessible for making spaces feel a lot more safer, like i want to see the effort. i want to see people asking questions. and at

the same time, i think there needs to be >>more. that's why they're driven to expand to build more collective strength to provide a place where people feel safe and scene for a moment of peace being 100% who they >>are. the team of the transgender district hopes to eventually see a contingent of trans and gender nonconforming business owners in the area. however, they will cheer on entrepreneurs wherever they end up. we met 1 entrepreneur who went through the ap and found success they are now in the process of expanding their catering business called concept kitchen. it feels really good to know that other folks like myself that will be able to get an opportunity to expand their business have been in like the process of looking at different spaces around san francisco so hopefully soon, like, maybe this year or next year early next year. i have a space i'm looking for, like a brick and mortar sucking like that so food in there for more information about the a p and

to watch all of our pride month stories just head to our website.com. ahead. we talk live with the director of sf pride about this year's celebrations, their mission and what's behind the theme beacon of love. plus high heels and high drama on the runway. ... bam in the head! bam! i'm doing this right? you a little cranky, but we're going to get it together together. all right, we'll take you into oakland's ballroom seen and learned how it became a safe space for trans people of color.

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well. when you think about pride. here in san francisco. you probably think about the parade, right? the vibrant colors on display in the castro and all across the city. and, of course, all the parties and celebrations. but behind all of that is a deeper history and meaning that's evolved over decades. for more perspective and all that. i'm joined by suzanne for the executive director as sf pride's thanks so much for being here. thank you for having me and we know that there's a lot of parties a lot of celebrating during pride month, but it also has a deeper meaning here in san francisco. what does sf pride mean to you? well, i came the 1st year i held the banner at the front of

the parade, and i was newly out trans woman and it said to me that here in san francisco that i could be myself that i could come here and have a life in the community. and really be a part of things. some places may accept us but here were celebrated, and i like being part of that tradition. it's interesting. you bring that up because we know trans rights are under attack and other parts of the country. but san francisco was just recently declared a sanctuary city for trans individuals. what message do you think that sends to the rest of the country and the world? it says that here in san francisco, if you're a trans person, you're part of our community. we're going to make sure that you're cared for and loved. and many people are fleeing from the onerous laws and spread states that are limiting healthcare for trans adults and and eliminating trans healthcare for for children. so i think you're seeing that many people are coming here to get services

that they need. think what's so remarkable about pride month, especially on parade day in san francisco, is how many people come from all over the world to specifically celebrate here. what do you think it is about san francisco that makes it continue to be a really a capital for pride? this is the birthplace and with new york of the that struggle for human rights for queer people. and san francisco pride like i grew up in kentucky. you're watching the news and once a year they come on the screen. they would show you pictures from san francisco pride. and i knew that someday if i could get here, i could be part of this. and i think that that message that beacon of love to the world that says i'm just san francisco. this is how people should live. we should be celebrated this year you mentioned beacon of love. that's the theme of this year's pride month. why choose that theme? why beacon of love? why

was that important this year? almost all the entries we had for themes had some. it had some illusion to love and we put them all together. we worked with a great designer nicole gloss and we were able to come up with the artwork and the theme together at 1 time, and it's wonderful. you can see the pink triangle on our team, and it's actually is a beacon of love that pink triangle sets to the world that we're not going to ever let that happen here and that people are going to be able to find joy in our community and expanded some even more events this year, right even if a golf tournament well, this will be the 6th annual golf tournament in september. i'm really proud of that. i'm 1 of the 4 founders of the tournament we've already raised over $250,000.05 years, and it's just grown beyond what our wildest dimension imagination we have it at harding park every year and it's in september this year, so celebrating pride all year round. all year round. we we

work. i just want to say our team appear there's 5 of us and we are working so diligently to give this city the celebration that deserves and we hope our community is proud of us. it's just getting started. the month is not over. we'll see you out on the street. absolutely. suzanne ford, the executive director of sf, pride, thanks so much for being here. thank you all for having me have a great day. and while san francisco gets a lot of attention for its lgbtq, plus seen another safe space for trans people of color is arriving in oakland are et hot takes us inside the underground ballroom scene. yeah. >>i'm >>quite welcome to the glittering world of ballroom colors are bright drama is high and the heels are even higher was a very much an escape from me in 2021 so fishy moved to the bay area from brooklyn

looking for acceptance, found it in oakland's ballroom scene, where he learned to vote grew up in a very strict kind of military family. so this was like my outlet. good. dance popularized by madonna's iconic music video is >>rooted >>in the ballroom culture of >>new >>york city in the 1980s for gender fluid people of color form groups known as houses, chosen families that provide its members with protection in a sense of belonging. he's houses face off in fierce but friendly ballroom competitions that include different categories and prizes is really just a safe space for us to be creative with our peers and find that support while also having like that competitive aspect tonight. soho is competing in the runway category where he will be judged on his walk, confidence and overall look very much big

anime geek and i wanted to kind of be when i step out all eyes on me. hard to get literal. in recent years, the underground ballroom community has stepped out of the shadows and into the limelight. >>oh, >>in hit tv shows like pose legendary drag race attitude. it's like you command the room. bodega. saint laurent is the mother of the house of bodega and this evening's host. she says. oakland is quickly emerging as 1 of the most active ballroom scenes in the country. but as we learn not everyone is runway ready? ... bam in the head, bam! am i doing this right? you're a little cranky, but we're gonna get >>it together. >>tonight. the rivalry has between 8 different houses each and its signature color. soho hits the dance floor, decked

out in purple focused on serving up the perfect amount of attitude to secure the highest score from the judges make people in the audience. deal every bit every moment, every morsel that >>you do >>in the end, soho takes the prize stomping out the competition, putting his best foot forward. coming up, raising a glass to resilience. how a bay area brewing company broke barriers and preserved persevered when all seems lost. now you can get your kpx news, weather and live stream in 1 place on

>>well after a fire nearly put them out of business in 2020. 1, local brewery is marking pride month by bringing back their pride themed beer. it's called gay crush. we're talking about local brewing company in

san francisco. in 2017, it became 1 of the 1st breweries in the bay area to produce a pride themed beer. but after the fire, the brewery was forced to shut down this month, though a crushes rising from the ashes now that the company has managed to produce enough for a small batch of 30 cases and 15 kegs. so what comes next for the local brewing company? see how how far it can go from here and hopefully, you know it'll make sense for us to get a brick and mortar going again and to see the place filled with our customers again. now it may be small batch, but after everything local brewing has gone through, they say the release is still a of pride and be sure to watch our pride. special hope loved pride on parade day it all starts at 10 a.m. on sunday, june 30th on our sister station pix, plus 44 cable 12 and streaming on our cbs news out.

the white horse inn on telegraph avenue in oakland has been a huh. for the gay community. for 9 decades, pouring its 1st drink in 1933. since then, it's continued to be a safe haven for those in the lgbtq plus community. its new owner is now jumping at the opportunity to continue that

legacy. this is not about making money for me. this is about creating a space for our community will have more on the remarkable history of this bay area bar that's coming up tonight at 5:00 and to watch all of our pride month stories as head to our website k p i x.com. thank you so much for joining us for today's conversation about pride month and the mission of sf pride we'd love to hear what you think poster thoughts online using the hashtag kpi ex cbs evening news is next, and local news continues. on our streaming service, cbs news bay area i'll see you at 5:00. >> norah: tonight, making progress. the announcement from kensington palace on princess kate cancer treatment. the new photo from the royals as she says she is "not out of the woods yet." speak with a personal decision for her. i think she won't want to be there to support her children at her family. >> norah: and what we are