that breaking news out of san francisco where tonight gunfire, stampeeds and arrest are ending pride day. i'm ken wayne. >> and i'm heather holmes.

>> reporter: police were still out in force patrolling in large groups and you can see why. look at this crowd as people chanting and dancing here at fifth and market where we learn a taxi cab was hit by gunfire around 8:00 tonight. an hour earl littler a woman was shot in the arm in front of the war field theater. a half hour before that, at golden gate and hyde, the sound of gunfire led to a stampede and injuries. and steve bendinger tells me two men carrying guns was arrested at that scene. a total of two guns were confiscated and about as many arrests. san francisco police tell me they are still looking for the person who shot the woman in front of the warfield theater tonight. would be witnesses scattered at the time. now investigators are asking witnesses to give them a call. reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu

channel 2 news. there were fewer problems though earlier in the day when huge crowds gathered for the 44th annual pride spread. coming up at 10:15, we'll take you to spade route where this year's event made history. the heat is on across the bay area. temperatures soared into the 90s causing problems for some. we have live team coverage, debora villalon is live at the alameda county fair where dozens of people were treated for heat exhaustion. but we begin with meteorologist mark tamayo with just how hot it got today. >> our temperatures did warm up. the warming trent continued throughout the area. that means more 90s on the map. that means more 90s out toward livermore, concord. up in the north bay, santa rosa, napa both in the 90s. 93 to 94 degrees. what would cool us off is not showing up in the bay area. basically the fog is way to the

south. so for los angeles closer to san diego as well. high pressure is building in. the compression that is sinking air. that will remain in place for tomorrow. a good sign of that is basically, we have clear skies out there right now and very mild temperatures. westerly take a look at those warm numbers right now during the 10:00 hour. san jose 69 and san francisco with a little bit of a sea breeze kicking in right now in the mid- to upper 50s. but a warmer forecast in store for your monday. comingup we'll brake down the areas that will hit triple digit territory and we'll also have the timing of our next cooling trend. remember you can follow mark and the rest of the ktvu weather team online. they're posting the latest on the conditions across the bay area on twitter and facebook. they were certainly feeling the heat in pleasanton at the alameda county pair. debora villalon live now at the fairgrounds with how the hot weather had people there

dropping and paramedics there scrambling. >> reporter: pleasanton hit 44 degrees. not that hot by tri valley standards. it's a pleasant 91 right now. but because of all the pavement here at the fair it really does seem hotter and people arrive already dehydrated and then they walk until they drop. >> reporter: fans of the alameda county fair know they can count on at least two things, the miniature pig races, and some of the bay area's hottest summer temps. some spectators who didn't get under the awning carry their own shade with them. >> they drink a lot of water and stay cool. >> yeah. >> reporter: many people have been knocked down by heat before. >> feel exhausted and very fatigued and disoriented. >> reporter: those were the symptoms that brought some 40 people into this first aid station this afternoon. this woman dizzy and suffering a headache. she got off her feet in the air- conditioning, drank some water and got her vital signs

checked. today the patients who kept this fire buggy running spanned all ages. >> they ranged 17 to 80 something. >> they had pretty much the same complaint. >> pretty much. our medal term today was cincopei. >> reporter: cincopei the medical word for passing out. >> drink a lot of water and sit down. because she was standing all this time. she wasn't sitting down. so just drink a lot of water. especially if you're older. >> reporter: she was game to continue her day at the fair. many others who were treated went home. five went to the hospital. >> they just weren't bouncing back as they should. so they were a little farther along in their heat emergency. >> reporter: water in all its forms was welcomed through the late afternoon. as the sun faded and a breeze kicked off as the crowds finally got some relief from a blistering day. >> it's been hot but just got

to make sure you drink plenty of water. it's an all american event. you can't beat it. >> reporter: it's smart to be aware of heat exhaustion and its symptoms but it's not as dangerous as the more severe heat stroke which can kill. now this fairfield has another sunny week to go. next sunday the last day. reporting live in pleasanton tonight, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. police responded to reports of gunfire, at a home on cedar point way just before midnight. today neighbors told us there was a good sized crowd outside the home and inside the garage. and that a person on a bicycle road by and fired into that garage. a man who lives next door says a woman lives in her home with her two sons. a teen and adult. >> they've never caused much trouble. they always stayed to

themselves. unfortunately kids they have happened, altercations may have happened i don't know all of those details. this is the shooting scene. police found five wounded men and two were air lifted to hospitals. two other men who went to hospitals for gunshots were also linked in that incident. they say an investigation begins in ernest tomorrow but no arrests so far. we first showed you this surveillance video earlier this month. that's when the sheriff's office says 25-year-old justin johnson went behind the counter at a liquor store on bakan avenue right there and began throwing bottles at the khr- rbg. the clerk wasn't injure and johnson got away. justin johnson is 6'10", 250 pounds, anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's office. a gun was found inside the car of a man shot by a chp officer last night in milpitas. the man was fleeing police

around 9:30 near falling star drive just west of interstate 680. they say he slowed down to let a 7-year-old out of his car. he then attempted to hit a milpitas police cruiser. the man then got out of car, that's when a chp officer opened fire. the 29-year-old suspect was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. in addition to a gun in the suspect's vehicle they found drugs on him. there's no word yet on what caused a solo vehicle crash on highway 4 in concord that critically injured one person. the highway patrol says around midnight the car drove off the freeway at the solano way exit. the car then hit a light pole and came to rest right next to the solano highway theater. it happened at 4:00 this morning along highway 1 at navigator's reach near sea ranch. the highway patrol says the car

left the road and crashed into a large tree. the two victims were pronounced dead at the scene. late tonight they are identified as giovanni cortez and aaron gonzalez cortez. the injured victim 17-year-old jason alaniz marquez was sold to the hospital. a preliminary investigation say it is car was traveling too fast around a curb. a 22-year-old mountain view woman was accused of assaulting two conductors. one of who was injured so badly she was taken to the hospital. caltrain says maria bald era ma was acting drunk and yelling profanity when she was about to get off that train. as she was leaving they say she started beating a female conductor on the head with a bag. that's when a male conductor came to the victim's aid.

sheriff deputies arrested vald era ma. bryan stow's family is seeking almost $38 million to pay his medical bills in future years. and double that for pain and suffering. stow's attorney says the dodgers should have had more security and were negligent. two men are accused of beating and severely injurying stow. defense attorneys say stow was drunk and should have known what was happening. i didn't have the time to stop and help my son. and new homes open its doors, the dry run today to make sure levi stadium is

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the streets of san francisco for today's 44th annual pride parade. >> cristina rendon was there with the hundreds of thousands of people at the longest parade in the city's history. a colorful party of happiness floated down castro street. marking an anniversary to ellenburger. >> it's been a while. i finally have the ring. >> reporter: pride parade and festival lured out the two military men who were stationed in different states but got married at city hall three days ago. >> it's nice. all my sergeants helped me out so that way i would be able to get out here and get married. >> reporter: the parade saw a record number of floats with a record number of tech companies participating making it one of the longest ever in the city. >> i can't be more proud than this time right now because the city of san francisco is shining on its great diversity. it's all the talent we would wish for. >> and independence day, it's a

freedom. >> reporter: among the glitter and sparkle was 16-year-old julius gutierrez. the transgender team was honored as the youngest ever community grand marshal. >> i'm pretty sure there's people out there who feel they're different. but they're not the only ones. >> reporter: the parade just comes days after a federal appeals court ruled for the first time that same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry. a ruling celebrated with the parade's theme color me with pride. >> i feel like it. >> reporter: event officials say last year's crowd totaled 1.5 million people but they've already competed that with today's crowd bringing in 1.7 million people. reporting in san francisco, cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. and on ktvu.com you will find more on pride weekend including a photo gallery of today's big parade. you can find it under slide shows. >> the skies were clear in seattle today as thousands of people there gather for the 40th annual gay pride parade.

ed murray, the city's first openly gay mayor was the community's grand marshal. and tacay from star trek road with his husband. roughly 44% of the people of the united states now have living marriage equality. >> reporter: seattle native rapper mclemore took part in the event. he says he's glad that his city is taking part and that equality is growing. and thousands took to the city with rainbow flags in hand. william bratton marched with the nypd. lgbt related tourism is up $80 million a year. the pride festivities there

in new york started back in 1970s that's a year after the stone wall riot. that riot begun after gays and lesbians fought back after police tried to raid a gay bar. the most controversial case of the supreme court is due tomorrow and it could be a landmark decision. the justices will decide if companies have religious rights that would allow them to disregard the affordable care act and refuse to give female employees benefits. they claim providing birth control violates their freedom of religion. >> i'm hoping the court will uphold the rights of individuals for their expression of their religious freedoms.

>> reporter: during oral arguments some justices expressed skepticism about the health care law and mandate for birth control. but the obama administration argued that insurance coverage is important for women's health. and a los angeles congressman is concerned about discrimination. >> religious beliefs but no one has a right to discriminate against a woman because of her own beliefs. i believe the supreme court will find -- no business should be allowed to discriminate against women. continuing coverage now on the arrest in the 2012 benghazi attacks. republicans in washington are calling for more interrogation of the suspect. today a texas congressman said that putting atala on trial in the united states is right. >> who are the other suspects

involved in benghazi? were there other threats to not only americans over in the region but also to the homeland. >> on saturday,abu-atala pled not guilty. he is described as being compliant with u.s. authorities but not cooperative. north korea announced today it intends to put two detained americans on trial for committing hostile acts. 56-year-old jeffrey fawel of ohio entered north korea in late april. and was picked up in late june as he was leaving the company. the media reports that fawel was arrested because he left a bible at a hotel. meanwhile the north korean news agency is reporting that fawel was arrested after he tore his visa and said he was seeking asylum. meryll newman was held by the

north korean government for a month. this is a photo tweeted by the mayor at the festivities today. according to the text there quan is with some of her staffers, interns and others in announcing her bid for reelection. quan said she has helped bring thousands of new homes to oak to oakland. there will be a dozen people running against quan in november. for postsecondary readiness. he's given credit for expanding options for students seeking degrees, significantly improving enrollment in ap and college courses. he replaces superintendent dr.

gary yee. and this photo was retweeted today showing nicholas holding an envelope of cash that he found around lake merit. last month you might remember, real estate investor started a twitter craze when he tweeted clues of cash hidden all around the bay area. it has been one year since the death of 19 firefighters in a massive wildfire. tonight how they're being remembered. >> plus a shake up following the scandal at veteran's affairs. who the president is expected to name as his nominee to lead that agency. and we have triple digit heat. i will also let you know the trialing of our next cooling trend and another look at the 4th of july forecast.

police in new orleans are investigating a shooting on bourbon street early today that they are calling a heinous crime. the shooting injured nine people. two of them critically.

police said today they believe two young men fired at each other without thought for the innocent bystanders. witnesses say that one of the gunmen fired directly at the crowd. so far no arrests have been made. developing news out of arizona where a huge wildfire shows no signs of letting up. the san juan fire started thursday in eastern arizona's white mountains about 135 miles east of phoenix. so far tonight, eight square miles of rugged wild land has been burned. evacuation orders are still in place for about 200 people. fire officials say calmer winds today helped slightly but crews are bracing for storms expected tuesday and wednesday. tomorrow marks one year since 19 elite arizona firefighters died when they were over run by flames. it was on june 30th of last year that the winds picked up fueling the yarnell wildfire in central arizona and pushed the flames over the hot shot crew from the city of prescott.

it was the worse loss of life for firefighters since the 1930s. the families of a dozen of the firefighters filed a wrongful death lawsuit claiming the state was negligent in battling that fire. president obama plans to ask congress tomorrow for $2 billion to help with the flood of young immigrants crossing the u.s. border. 10s of thousands of children traveling alone have crossed the border into the u.s. in recent months overwhelming officials. >> not every kid that applies gets to stay. not every kid who enters can everyone apply. you have to be abandoned,

abused. neglected, you have to be without your parents. >> many of them are from central america where they say they faced abuse. bob mcdonald a former ceo of proctor and gamble and graduate of west point who served in the army for five years. mcdonald will be dealing with long delays blamed for patient deaths and a bureaucracy of 300,000 employees. the white house released a result finding chronic system failures and a corrosive failure. from the beginning, the republican majority has screened about things she did

and made it clear that the only purpose of having her there would be to vilify her. >> your attorney has said things and not correct or disengine disen -- disingeneral -- a number of time. >> the treasury department found her employees found inappropriate criteria. a familiar face from a hit 1980s sitcom has died. taylor owned a role on designing women. tailor died yesterday of colorectal cancer. he was 67. he is survived by his wife, children and seven grandchildren. a accident nearly takes the life of an autistic man from the south bay.

>> just let him, just run away. how i wish we could find him. >> the simpler -- the simple errand he was running and the plea by his family tonight. how officials today made sure that levi stadium will be ready to open its doors. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything.

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take a look at this. this is what happened after a suspect in napa tried to escape police custody by driving away in a patrol car: according to the napa valley register, a 31- year-old transient was left in the car yesterday. he managed to slip out of his handcuffs and actually get in the driver's seat. police say he was originally arrested on drug charges. a hit-and-run crash in the south bay has left an autistic

man in critical condition and tonight his family is working to find the driver who hit him. the crash happened at 4 halston road. >> reporter: these pictures of paul garcia san jose regional medical center only show part of the garcia's family's pain. >> my son did all my daily activities. >> reporter: garcia's injuries range from a broken bone to a spinal cord injury that may leave him paralyzed. >> he was left behind by this driver who did not have the heart to stop and help my son. >> reporter: last wednesday around 9:45 in the evening the 26-year-old with autism was in the crosswalk with the right of way when witnesses say a car

ran a red light and hit him. >> he was about the third hash mark with the shoes at the pedestrian mark. that was pretty scary. straight out of a movie hoping this guy is going to be okay. >> reporter: the painful part for his mother who is a nurse she drove by the accident and had no idea her son was lying on the street. >> my only son. i care for other people, but my own son. >> the only reason he left that night is to get ice cream for my son. that's what hurts me because my son blames himself. >> reporter: they all call his survival a miracle. the family understands accidents happen and they hope whoever is responsible will come forward. all police have to go on is the suspect's car may have been a black sedan. anyone with information is asked to call san jose police.

in san jose, szenith smith. fire crews in san mateo closed streets after a collision triggered a fuel leak. fire crews used sand to absorb the gas. a battalion chief says about 200-gallons of fuel leaked. he says crews arriving at the scene activated an emergency shut off switch and were able to prevent any fuel from spilling into the fuel station. fire crews cleaned up the leak. if you're driving out of town be prepared to share the road. aaa is projecting 41 million people will go 50 miles or more from their homes and that 80% of them or 35 million will be going by car. the over all increase in travelers from last year is about 2%. more than 3 million people are expected to fly. former president bill clinton is defending a controversial comment by his

wife hillary that they were dead broke when they left the white house. he says at the time they were $7 million in debt but that they have been fortunate since then. >> the real issue is, if you've been fortunate enough to be successful, are you now out of touch and insensitive to the agonizing struggles other people are facing. that's the real issue. >> the clintons have reportedly earned $7 million in recent years and some republican critics say that wealth is clouding hillary clinton's view. a key psychological report is due to be unveiled in court. the judge ordered the 27-year- old pistorius undergo a month long evaluation by a psychiatrist and a psychologist to find out if he had a mental

disability. the focus was on public transportation today at the soon to be open levi stadium in santa clara. the valley transportation authority conducted a dry run for throngs of people trying to make their way to the trains after a long event. they closed off tazman drive like they will on game days and set up handrails, barricades and temporary signs. they expect some events to draw 20,000 people or more. >> moving that many people, coordinating that many people is a challenge. and you know, i think we've done it. we're going to be able to do it through planning and you know things like this. practice. >> she says they will be performing similar tests on tuesday at the mountain view station. a ribbon cutting ceremony is set for july 17th with the san jose earthquakes on the field for the stadium's first event on august 2nd. how about an expo designed for science fiction and want to learn more about science. those were just the people

organizers help to attract at this year's evolution expo in oakland. the idea to explore the impact on science on science fiction and vice versa. today cameras were rolling as attendees got a chance to learn about space suit aepbs how -- space suits and how long it would take someone's blood to boil in space should their suit malfunction. >> we're driving moon buggies to help people experience the science fiction. >> some of the money raised is slated to go to the space and science center. authorities clearing out a popular northern california lake. why they say boaters need to find a new place to sail on. if you thought today was hot just wait until tomorrow. mark tamayo will tell us just how much warmer the temps will get.

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bay area temperatures have been trending up over the past two to three days. typically what cools us off is not here, closer to los angeles. we have mostly cloudy skies out there. temperatures still fairly mild especially in some of the inland neighborhoods still talking about seven -- 70s. even a few low 80s. today clear and warm. tomorrow warm and hot. the fog returns and it'll cool us off by wednesday into thursday. to start off your monday morning, lots of 50s and lots

of 60s making a come back. mild saturday in some of the in -- mild start in some of the inland valleys. san francisco checking in 55. here's a look at some of the current numbers. concord still very warm at 79. and san jose currently checking in at 76 degrees. look at 10:00, san jose already 78 degrees on track to reach the lower 90s by about 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. also in pleasanton the alameda county fair for tomorrow. it'll be warmer than today so just be extra careful the heat out there by 3:00. forecasting temperatures close to 101 degrees. so for tomorrow it'll be the hottest day of the week. high pressure has been strengthening offshore. that process will continue into monday as we start to warm up yesterday. and continue today and tomorrow. look at where we're heading 102 degrees well inland. around the bay 80s. and the beaches mainly in the 70s. with the heat of course, fire danger will be going out. we do not have any warnings in

place but just a reminder, fire danger and a bit of a breeze out there with winds at 20 miles per hour. here's our forecast model showing you possibly a patch or two of fog. but inland lots of sunshine, look at that color here upper 90s to the right around 102-103 degrees for afternoon highs. everybody warmer than tomorrow. as you can see santa rosa 94. fairfield 101 degrees. oakland 86. head over the hill out toward livermore, pleasanton and brentwood. san jose there's the 93. saratoga 96 and san francisco 78. beaches mainly in the lower 70s a few upper 60s out there as well. here's a look ahead, the five day forecast with temperatures cooling off a bit. the cooling process begins on tuesday. that trend will continue, on fourth of july on friday, we will have basically take a look at that forecast for you. a little bit of cooling out there as well by 4:00.

mostly sunny skies, 62 to 80 degrees. there's the fourth of july forecast, but the weekend will bring minor warming as well for saturday and sunday day six and day seven. get ready. the heat was warm today. tomorrow a bit warmer out there. >> it's going to be toasty. mark, thanks. low water levels force boat owners to get their boats out. today was the official deadline. some families enjoyed a day on the water before they hoisted their boats on to trailers. there are typically 650 boats at this marina. marina operators say they only have 6 feet under their docks right now. bothing will continue for just a few more weeks on other parts of that lake. nasa scientists say they found out a lot about landing a test vehicle. scientists are testing technology they think will help them slow large vehicles in

space for landing. a donut shaped tube deployed but they say a giant parachute got tangled. the air is similar to the thin martian atmosphere. >> such a cool experience. the giants keep struggling here at home. the reds came to at&t park. they accomplished something that no other visiting team has ever done. how about the a's just keep rolling. joe fonzi tells us about oakland's newest hero up next in sports wrap.

good evening everyone welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap.

consistently winning over 162 game schedule is quite a challenge. it's a challenge the oakland a's have met better than any other team. fans could be found with a contraption that well much less functional than amusing. a's going for a sweep of the marlins but quickly behind. christian yelich with a drive on the second pitch. yelich slides into third with a triple but then gets up and scores when a throw from alberto callasco gets away. ultimately it was a good outing by malone. in the second fielding a throw in the dirt from callasco to retire solano. the with runners at corner he grabs the bat away from johnson.