. a second death after an elderly woman crashed her car in to a san jose nursing home. >> what records show about the trucking company under investigation for the fatal amtrak crash. the gay pride crash draws huge crowds. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> good evening. i'm ken pritchett. >> i'm heather holmes. a second family tonight is mourning the loss of a loved one after a car crashed through

a nursing home in san jose yesterday. we are live at that nursing home with more about the elderly woman who passed away today. >> reporter: we have learned that woman consider you can see the giant hole that been repaired. the 100-year-old woman was in this room and was hurt when the 90-year-old driver lost control of her car. you can stillest skid marks inside the room. the reports were that the injuries were relatively minor but the director said by phone today that there were complications. >> the fact she was 100, she was 100 she -- her injury was according to the paramedics and everything i heard the injury was slight. >> reporter: today family members of the other victim who died after the crash visited the nursing home to look at the damage for themselves. we spoke to the son and

daughter of the 88-year-old who died yesterday following the accident. her family members said they are frustrated, worried the woman behind the wheel won't be prosecuted and they wonder if more could have been done by the staff to protect their mother. family members of other patients say it's a good facility. >> it's on the person that was driving. it's crazy if they are driving so being conscious of the way they are driving, it's the person driving who is at fault. >> reporter: you can see some of the damaged wheelchairs here, evidence of just how much force was in that car. the executive director stressed how proud he is of the staff members here who stepped in. he said they gave first aid and did whatever they could to help the injured. >> authorities are unsure if any more bodies will be found in the wreck of that bay area

bound amtrak train. the company that owns the truck that hit the train friday has a questionable safety record. a wording to records its been cited for crashes, unsafe driving and bald tires, the train's conductor is among those killed. 68-year-old lorette lee is formerly from concord. we talked to her family and they say they are planning some type of event in memorial of her for later this week. >> a danville teen in critical condition after the sand tunnel was digging collapsed on him. partial officials say the 17- year-old was digging it at sunset state beach in watsonville. he is now at the hospital in san jose where doctors are trying to remove sand from his throat. a second teen also had to be rescued. he was treated release from the hospital. both them were part of a danville church group visiting

the beach. no a 4-year-old from martinez is on life support tonight at oakland's children's hospital after his mother accidentally drove over him. police say the mother was backing out of the driveway of the family's home on vista way yesterday morning and didn't see the child walking near the car. >> two teens are under arrest tonight in connection with a daytime shooting yesterday on market street. police say the 18-year-old and 16-year-olds are accused of several felonies. the shooting sent five people including four bystanders to the hospital. their injuries aren't life threatening. witnesses say they saw two groups of people involved in a fight before the shooting. >> the man accused of beating brian stows ha been ordered back to prison for parole violation. he is now at the jail in san diego. a parole commissioner ruled he has to serve the ten month sentence after police found a gun at the residence where he was staying when he was

arrested in the case. now ramirez has yet to be charged with the beating. >> san francisco's gay pride parade is always the scene of much celebration but this year they can is celebrate more after winning significant legal victories since last year. john joins you live from san francisco. >> reporter: the parade ended a few hours ago but the party is far from over. a huge crowd is still here celebrating pride which people say feels extra special this year. the so-called dikes on bikes started the parade with a roar. market street was flood with colors and hundreds of thousands of people celebrating gay rights. >> allowing foam be what they are and really enjoying the joy of the having that -- it's wonderful. >> reporter: just two days ago

new york state legalized gay marriage giving added meaning to pride. >> they -- particularly great because of the new york vote and we are here -- looking for it here in california. >> reporter: also don't ask don't tell was repealed. a retired commander led that fight. >> i think public opinion has changed. we have realized that discrimination is discrimination, equality is equality and i think the laws are starting to change to reflect that. >> reporter: cheer sf is always a crowd favorite as are the grand marshalls that included chaz bono. >> i beautiful day, i'm planning on having a great time and especially after the new york thing is great. >> reporter: an assembly man said the parade has changed. >> more diversity, more straight allies.

>> reporter: some say the fight is clearly gaining momentum, perhaps another reason pride 2011 seems so prideful. >> pride celebrations also took place in other cities around are the country including in chicago and new york. thousands marched today in new york city, this year's party was even bigger than past celebrations because as john mentioned the same sex marriage legislation signed in to law there friday night. the parade was led off by the governor who signed that historic bill. vandals tried to rain on chicago's pride parade but it went off as planned. someone slashed the tires on 51 parade floats at a storage facility. they were all fixed in time for the parade. hundreds of thousands attended the 42nd event. >> tomorrow the santa clara public health department is offering free hiv screenings.

they will be offered at two locations at the crane center from 9 to 5 and at a mobile clinic at saint james park from ten to two. all tests will remain free and anonymous. san francisco's pride celebration is known for it's fun atmosphere and huge crowd crowds but also has history. tonight we trace that history behind pride are. that includes the 1977 stabbing that brought the gay and straight communities together, doubling the size of the celebration. we will have that story and more tonight on a second look at 11:00 right after the 10:00 news. stay with us for complete pride coverage on the website. look for the gay pride section on the home page. >> a small quake rattled parts of contra costa. it struck at 7:48 a.m. according to the united states gf the quake was centered in an area two miles east of san ramone and three miles north of

dublin there was plenty of blue sky for the pride celebrations, mark joins you now with more on today's warm up. >> hi. temperatures today a good five to ten degrees warmer than yesterday's highs, here is a look at the current numbers, san francisco checking in, 63 degrees, santa rosa around 80 and mid80s concord and also around fairfield. the forecast model showing you the fog right now, you can see a few patches off shore. we put this in motion by the 10:00 hour patch or two pushes back into the bay so here we are at ten and then first thing monday morning the low clouds a factor coast side and around the bay for san francisco, oakland, hayward, possibly in parts of southern marin. as far as overnight the coolest locations around the 50-degree mark for santa rosa and napa, antioch in the midother's. inland we will go with partly cloudy sky, here is the look at

the satellite, more sun and pretty much the same story for tomorrow. there is a weather system up to the north and we will track this over the next few days. i will highlight the one day we will track much cooler air and possibly shower chances pushing back into the bay area. >> hundreds of people came together in south berkeley today to celebrate history. the 24th yearly berkeley festival started this morning. visitors enjoyed live performances, food, art and cultural activities. it remembers the end of slavery but. >> i'm hoping is just one symbolic view in terms of realizing there is still many issue that we have to resolve, we are still one of the largest number unemployed, we still have health issues, we have education halt issues. >> it's recognized june 19th but officials moved the date to

accommodate staff, security and resources. >> came out because i thought, you know, i'm part of the hospital too. >> a cause to celebrate. what brought that little boy and others to the medical center. >> the fiscal year is closing. what the governor and lawmakers talked about this weekend in an effort to hammer out a budget deal by thursday. . and how new rules going into effect next month aimed at protecting consumers will end up costing shoppers more.

. anniversaries are a time to reflect on what's changed and it was no different at the 20 year anniversary of the children's hospital in paloal to. we talked to doctors and patients about the changes and challenges the hospital is facing. >> reporter: it has four arms, one camera and tiny metal hands. it's operated remotely. inside the view finder the

doctor gets a 3d high quality view. >> still seems like science fiction. >> reporter: it's used to preform surgery. >> remove the prostate robotically. 20 years ago it would have been a sing, very large incision. >> reporter: now with this machine. >> the incisions are less than a centimeter. >> reporter: it's one of the every day tech knowledges on display. in the 20 years since the hospital first opened technologies changed dramaticly. so have many other things. immaterial one of the things that's happening other hospitals closing down their units, resources in the community sot other kids aren't there anymore and they have to come to places like this. >> reporter: during the recession people lost jobs and health insurance which puts more pressure on nonprofits to close the gap with fundraising.

the family is greatful for health insurance. >> jacob found he had leukemia in december. >> reporter: six months later his cancer is in remission. >> came out because i thought i'm part of the hospital too, a patient, most important part. >> reporter: is he already thinking about long term plans. >> i feel like my calling is game design. >> reporter: with machines like this on display his hospital can heal and inspire him. >> wow. that is cool. >> reporter: ktvu channel 2news. >> with the end of the fiscal year just day away the governor worked with lawmakers through the weekend to try to hammer out a state budget. the governor met with democrats in the legislature to talk about another plan to be passed without republican support. the governor insists he still has time to convince republicans to support his call for a special election so voters can decide on increased

taxes. the current fiscal year ends on thursday. during the budget impasse lawmakers aren't getting paid and it's because of proposition 25 that voters approved back in november. senate president today said he doesn't believe lawmakers pay should be docked. >> the voters gave us the responsibility to pass a vote -- a budget on time and gave us a majority vote to could so and we weren't going to be late the very first time out and we did the very best we could with the tools we have including $12.5 billion of cuts. . >> reporter: the late budget means they are losing around $400 a day in pay and expenses. >> university of california president is supporting the governor's plan to extend taxes in a statement issued today he said in my view what the governor has proposed offers the surest pathway available to a more stable fiscal future for california including its

universities. he went onto say reliable state support is important to the continued excellence. a new field poll finds most california residents follow what's going on in government but an increasing portion of the voters don't. 41% say they follow matters relating to government most of the time, 25% say they follow what's going on only now and then or hardly at all. that's up from 16% in 1979. a majority of california voters say television is their media source for most of their news about government and public affairs, 44% say it's the internet and 33% say newspapers. >> republican congresswoman tomorrow will announce her run for the white house. she said she would vote in favor to an amendment to the

constitution banning same sex marriage. >> yes i would, i would. the states have the right under the 10th amendment to do what they want but the federal government also has the right to pass a constitutional amendment. it's a high hurdle, we only have 27 amendments to the federal constitution. >> she also said she would cut corporate tax rates and end the federal minimum wage. she said that would be to stimulate job growth. added new

>> a new website making a push for people to buy american. dig us out.com is a search engine listing companies that make at least 75% of their products in the united states. it's all part of a campaign to boost spending in the united states. they say it's a step in the right direction for country. >> it's economic recovery by

the people. there are a lot of family owned businesses working hard to create quality products dedicated to keeping jobs here. >> companies say they may cost more but it's worth it to know the products were made under strict government standards. >> a glimmer of hope for north dakota. what happened today that has some in that town breathing a sigh of relief. >> starting to gain the upper hand the progress being made tonight as firefighters battle three wildfires in arizona. >> also days after the president outlined his plans to withdraw troops from afghanistan that country's president speaks out.

. more hope in north dakota. the source river is slowly starting to go down. still thousands remain on alert as officials warn the danger will continue for days. we have more now from the flood zone. >> reporter: the river is now swamping at least one in five homes. water blasting its way over the levee system. >> the water that we are dealing with which has been -- between 25 and 30,000 feet per second, is five times more than

-- more than five times the original design of the flood control channel. >> reporter: some houses just a few yard from the levies built in the last week. thousands can only watch and wait. >> can't do anything but accept it to our best and -- prai pray. >> reporter: the mayor is in the same boat. he and the national guard and army corp of engineer social security is closely watching water levels. > it would be devastating and it's what we just can't let happen. we are doing all we can do avoid that. >> reporter: the mouse river is also causing thousands to evacuate their homes in nearby sawyer north dakota. residents across the area expressing frustration. >> suspense is almost worse than the event because you wait for it, wait for it and the numbers keep changing, they are

up, down, up, down,. >> reporter: this is now the city's worst flood in history. officials know there are difficult days ahead as the river crests well above flood stage. in north dakota, fox news. >> some promising news from the wildfire lines in arizona. the smallest of the three major fires in the state is now fully contained. the horseshoe two fire is surrounded afterburning more than 348 ware miles, crews making steady progress. both are now around 75% contained. the wallow fire is the largest ever in the state's history and has burned an 845 square mile area and destroyed three dozen homes and cabins. >> the afghanistan president said his country is ready to take control of its own security. he described the situation in afghanistan as getting better even though mays was the

bloodiest month for civilians. >> no nation can take deaths forever, especially a nation like us where even before september 11th we had seen 20 years of violence affecting the country. >> on wednesday the president announced ten thousand united states military people would leave afghanistan this year and all 33,000 remaining service members would return home by next summer. >> in news of the world, in pakistan this weekend police say a husband and wife team of suicide bombers attacked a police station. the couple claimed they were at the station to make a complaint, then attacked with grenades and guns. after a five hour standoff they blew themselves up killing eight police officers and two civilians. in syria more video of attacks by government troops.

activities say these pictures were taken at a funeral where sources opened fire killing two mourners. human rights works say 20 people died friday, at least 200 critics of the president of syria are set to meet monday, a meeting the government so far has not tried to block. in yemin hundreds of thousands of protesters rallied to demand the son of the president leave the country. both men control powerful military units but for the first time today he said he supports attempts to reach a solution between his father's regime and the opposition. that's seen as a possible first step in getting his father to leave. >> a new e-coli outbreak in europe may be linked to bean sprouts. france has halted the sale now of sprout seeds from a british mail order company called thompson and morgan.

this after eight were in the hospital, most after eating soup garnished with sprouts. at least two of those sick had the same strain of the deadly e- coli that killed 44 in germany. here, the defense secretary is getting ready to say good- bye. thursday will be his last day at the pentagon. he has been defense secretary for five-years. he started in the bush administration and the president asked him to stay on after his 2008 election. the >> nascar -- this weekend and for the first time in years [inaudible] taking a turn for the better. >> time is running out, what you need to have in your office by this friday or risk up to $200 in fines. >> and it's a unique and realistic approach to scare bay area children into staying out

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projected. sponsorship has seen seen an increase. > we run a business and everything has to make sense and this continues to make sense. we have looked at it, we wanted to make sure that it does make sense for us. this is our largest market of the year. >> reporter: still they want more, more social networking, case in point may be this huge safe marte shopping cart that rolled through all weekend long.

>> back a few years ago everybody was scratching and clawing to be here for nascar, now they -- they want more. >> reporter: more fans, more exposure and more name recognition. >> m and m. >> reporter: you like kyle busch because of that? they hope this year's turn around is just the beginning. safe marte just sign aid five- year extension. they hope it's a sign of good things to come. >> like the car because it has m and m's on it. new numbers out tonight indicate that there may be some relief for drivers as gas prices move lower. according to aaa the national average for a gallon of regular sits at $3.58. in san francisco the price is $3.94. it's $3.85 in san jose and in oakland it's $3.83. aaa said the higher prices mean fewer driver on the road

for the 4th of july holiday. this is a live picture in oakland. gas is about 60-cents more expensive this year than last you'll. they expect 2.5% fewer people traving 50 miles or more. >> crews in san jose are getting ready to shut down part of highway 101, one last time. the closure started friday and affects both north and southbound lanes capitol expressway to the connector to 280 and 680. its part of a project to improve traffic along the corridor. it goes until 5:00 tomorrow. a new law this week requires carbon monoxide detectors in homes. they must be in all single family homes with in the state with an attapped garage or fuel burning appliances, violaters will be given 30 days to put them in if they do not they could face up to $200 if

fines. multily family units like apartment buildings and condos have until 2012 to comply. >> compensation for foster parent social s is set to go up next week. families will get a boost of up to 26.7% depending on the child's age. this comes after a united states district judge ruled the state under compensates foster parents. the adjustments brings california closer to federal standards. a mentoring group got a behind the scenes look at the high cost of violence. >> this is where the kids end up, in these body bags. >> reporter: todd walker brought his group to the coroner. he said he sees far to many young people killed. today he showed those who mentor the young people the tools used at the office. >> here you have embalming

fluid this is what happens when the kids get here. >> there have been 57 homicides so far this year. walker points out that many other young people have been wounded will bear the scars the rest of their lives. >> the only female firefighter in dailey is suing saying she had revenge for complaining ability her colleagues. she said she was unfairly punished after she complained about male firefighters using the women's rest room at the fire house. she wassa put was put leave. the city denies the claims. we know the name of a man killed in a shooting yesterday. the 23-year-old was shot in the head around two yesterday morning. he died at the scene.

the shooting led to a manhunt that ended in the arrest of a 39-year-old. >> santa rosa police plan to crack down on the city's most dangerous intersection. they will patrol stoney point road all week. that intersection had the most traffic collisions in all of last year with 20. police will be looking for drivers not wearing seatbelts, those using cell phones illegally and those speeding. the landfill where most of the trash of marin goes is facing legal trouble. the redwood landfill is located north of nevado. the state approved an expangs plan for the site but there are reports tonight that the environmental group no wetlands landfill expansion has file a lawsuit. the organization said the plan shouldn't move forward because that landfill sits below sea level and is at risk of

flooding. >> as the backyard starts to buzz with summer life a marin county city is letting people raise bees for free. this week the fairfax town counsel dropped the 813 yearly permit for home bee hives. they decided to treat it the same way as growing fruit and vegetables. >> stealing the spotlight. what this plane does was revealed at an air show and what it does that is unusual in the skies. >> and for some of us it's not over just yet. mark will tell us when more rain will arrive in the forecast.

. the p, rrot making a come back. they are back from the edge of extension. only 13 were found in the wild in 1975, now there are about 150 and two captive breeding centers and 60 now living in the wild. practices and hurricanes have all but wiped out their natural habitats. advanced breeding techniques are boosting their numbers. >> a s olar powered air craft is the first powered only by the sun. during the day and by battery power at night. it doesn't go very fast, just 43 miles an hour but swiss designers hope one day the next generation will be able to fly around the world nonstop. mark told us last night about rain heading our way but sounds like the timing may have

changed. >> yes. looks like the forecast and at least the models speeding up the approach of our possible rain maker that will move into northern california at least for today we had a nice warm up with most areas about five to ten degrees warmer than yesterday with mostly clear skies, we have some patchy fog developing coast side around half moon bay and pacifica and around san francisco as well. in -- you can see some of that -- at least the evidence of the marine layer. san francisco checking in 61 degrees, as we pull back you can see all the clear skies and temperatures warmed up nicely. for tonight we will have that with clear skies, breezy conditions but the fog will continue to develop. morning overcast to start out monday and warm temperatures inland. the extended forecast and other warming trends showing up but in between tomorrow and the extended we have a weather system. this area of low pressure has cooled off the area and that been moving out to the north

ask east. we warmed up interpretly much the same for monday. we head into tuesday, this system pretty much looks like a cold front we would see in january or february moving in and a big drop off in temperatures. we bring in the chance of a few showers and the slight chance of isolated thunderstorms, most of activity would favor the north bay. a look at the satellite. the development out to the north and west and the rainfall and the cloud cover, at least for tomorrow 6:00 we have patchy fog to start out the day, coast side and around the bay and then we will take this into tuesday. tuesday morning we should start out dry. then look what happens into early tuesday afternoon. this system actually could produce showers up in parts of the north bay, even a chance south of the golden gate bridge and then washes out. temperatures dropping off a good ten to 15 degrees tuesday and then wednesday the

atmosphere begins to stabilize. for tomorrow at 7:00 50 to 55 degrees, patchy fog by 12:00, 58 to 75 degrees, and then 3:00, 60 to 85. here is the look at some of the numbers, warmest locations approaching the low to mid80s, antioch around 85 degrees and oakland 69, san jose at 77, and san francisco right around 66 degrees. normal for tomorrow but a significant change into tuesday. we bring in the cloud cover and the rain clouds reflect the increase in the shower chances, a big time cooldown as well. by tuesday the warmest locations not so warm, only in the lower 07's. we start to warm it up thursday and friday and then look what happens through the upcoming weekend. about a week from now significant warm ups. very all sorts of material for tonight with warm temperatures, shower chances and then more hot weather in the long range. >> you name it we are getting

it. it looked like we were heading in to summer. >> and a wild card in the forecast. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we have probably all seen it in the music video but tonight the michael jackson thriller jacket has a new owner. the black and red jacket sold told for $1.8 million. the winning bid was made by a commodity's trade irer. he said it'll go on tour to raise funds for charity. a portion will go to a cat sanctuary. american idol hopefuls, the search for the next singing sensation starts this week. the first auditions for season 11 are being held in st. louis on tuesday. others will be held throughout the united states including san diego, portland, denver and houston. last season's winner was scott and he and the top ten start

their cross country tour next month. >> coming up the a's try to cool off one of the hottest teams in baseball. >> and nascar takes center stage. sports wrap is next. ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you. or get10 piecestv for as low of the world's best chicken, [ male announcer ] bring home a complete meal for your family. 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real food to feed a family of 4 or more for just 20 bucks. today is a kfc day. today tastes so good.

. good evening. welcome to sports wrap. it was a dominant performance by a guy who had never won on a road course.

. >> kurt busch, started improving his status. early on busch takes the lead from denny. as on happens personality differences on the race course. the second caution flag of the day on lap 37 with tony stewart, go inside with him as they approach turn 11. the car in need of body work. dale was finished when his engine blew. not a big fan of the track and after finishing 41st his opinion won't improve. remember that thing? vickers got his chance to hit back and it brought out the 6th caution flag of the day. neither driver was shy about his intention. >> i had it coming because i

dumped him but i did it because he was block. anybody wants to block that's what i will do. they can handle it however they want. >> i don't think it was an attempt to block tony but that's what he felt like it was. >> stewart's car back in the garage and on the track in a modified form. vickers was 36th. busch was leading for 75 of the laps, he beats gordon by almost four seconds to get the number of firsts, first win, first win at the track and first win on a road course. the series lead belongs to edwards who was third but busch moves up to 4th happy with the strategy of taking just a pair of pit stops. >> having a game plan going in. we weren't questioning it, it was just old school. it was great calculations .

>> the a's ran in to the team with the best record in baseball and the pitching staff some would argue is the best. halladay the challenge today taking on one of the phillies cheese steaks, also a challenge. phillies scored two quick runs in the first but the a's got one back in the 4th. the bloop to center, roll ins can't quite get there, it's 2- 1. altman started his career with the phillies before coming to oakland. a chopper that turns in to an infield hit. rollins who had four hits today scores his second run. halladay was demonstrating why he leads in wins, he freezes david, mired in a 3-38 slump, they have won all of his last eight starts and wrapped up his 5th complete game putting sweeney into a double play to end it. rollins does the honors and finishing with the throw.

halladay ten and three after this jam. they are back home on tuesday night to host florida. the freeway series at dodger stadium tied at one in the 9th. angels in front when wells hits a foul pole hugging drive -- the angels took the lead to the bottom of the 9ing. after the dodgers tied the game tony quinn made it a walk off day for the dodgers, they end the streak at three with a 3-2 win but are still nine under 500. national tv appearances have been a staple of the giant season. they are on the featured sunday night game against the indians, they just scored two in the bottom of the second and lead 2- 0 in the top of the third. in detroit curt gibson watching sparky anderson's number retired. tigers had their third sell out of the year and the fans went

away happy. the tigers came out for seven runs, this bases loaded single drove in the tieing lead runs, all seven scored two outs, detroit the 8-3 winner meaning the giants will head by a half game for a game and a half. we will go golfing, a lopsided win in a major and in a year full of them another first time runner. we will be right back.

. its been a year of new names, today's traveler's championship yet another example, didn't feel like going on the course you could enjoy water rec. brian mooar started four strokes off the lead but shot himself into contention. he buried his first three holes on the way to a send under

parr63, frederick started with the one stroke lead in pursuit of his first win in 188 tries, was in front by two. rollins also put together a 63 that put him in the mix. how is this for the approach. he puts the ball just a few inches from the hole for the easy burdeny putt. . in front by a stroke make it two as he rolls in another birdie. by the time he got to 18 moore was tied for first, all he had to do was make parr and he could force a playoff. that didn't happen. the parr putt much shorter as he closed around a 66, good enough for his first tour win. he is the 8th first time winner on the tour this year. fans to see one of the all time dominant efforts in a golf tournament. singh took a five stroke lead in the final round. after opening a bogie he birdied two and three, flirts

with the eagle here but settles instead for her third straight birdie. a birdie again, on her way to a six under parr round of 66. tapped in for parr had a ten stroke win and a 19 under parr total. this is the 4th major championship for her, the young of the player to ever win four majors, that's it for this early edition of sports wrap. see you tonight with the giants and lots more. >> looking forward to it. >> coming up tonight at ten, we are learning more about the train conductor killed in nevada. she has bay area ties. we spoke to some of her co workers. what they said and more on the investigation. >> we also continue on the website where we have video from the air guitar championship in san francisco. also video of a young boy who caught a foul ball at a game and threw it back, plus video

of all the major pride events in the city and across the country. >> the little boy, that was funny. cute to watch. >> weather for tomorrow? >> looks nice but get ready for winter on tuesday with more clouds. >> unbelievable. that's our report for now. i'm heather holmes. >> our next newscast is the 10:00 news. >> we will see you then. i want to crush more cars.

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