it's been a weekend of celebration here in the bay area and across the country. pride festivities have been in full swing continuing with the annual pride parade. mornings on 2 starts right now. and good morning to you. this morning we are live. you are taking a look at pier 54. you can see the floats getting ready for the pride parade. they are going to head down to the starting point very soon.

alley is with the float giving us a peek before she heads over to the parade herself. she's going to joining us in minutes. good morning. >> let's start with a look at how the rest of the week is shaping up because pride going on there. how is it going to be this morning? >> it's not going to be bad. stepping outside this morning a lot of 60s to start the day and even a few sprinkles. let's take a live look outside and you can see wow look at that shot pretty ominous from there. what a beautiful glow. the sun is up and shining. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies at the moment breaking away to partly cloudy skies mostly sunny for the afternoon and i turned on the radar because look at this plume of moisture moving out of here but in the overnight hours a few sprinkles reported here and

there. waking up with a wet roadway shoot me a tweet or facebook. right around clear lake a possibility with few scattered showers here. our morning producer had a few sprinkles on her wind shield. five degrees in fairfield and around the bay areas you are up by a tad, mountain view by three degrees or so. temperatures slightly warmer. going to be another nice day in san francisco. a look at the parade forecast as well as highs in the area and extended forecast as early as tomorrow. the heat is back on. more on that coming up in just a little bit. >> thanks. after historic weeks for gay rights a street with san francisco will fill with thousands attending the annual

parade. the pride parade is known for it's free spirits celebration and the barb included music and dancing on the street where the san francisco gay rights movement celebrated the friday decision legalizing same sex marriage nationwide. >> it's so beautiful that i get to relish and enjoy the hard work for people who fought so hard for me to join marriage equality and to be able to celebrate in peace and not worry. >> the party was free but donations were taken to help local lgbt groups. many floats are designed to show the diversity of the bay area. with a sneak peek we'll head over to ally at the water front where the floats are being stored until parade time. ally give us a look. >> let's give you a look around before the floats head off to market and beal street the stage area where the parade

starts and see that this time that facebook float and a number of different companies out here that have floats in the pride parade. this is walmarts right here and the only one that isn't part of- -associated with a company or association. this is glide memorial church and their float is completely done because haven't seen anyone out here doing last minute touch ups or tapering or hammering or what not. heading a little further down here there's one from the casino and over here is auto desk floats and a number of companies here have floats in the pride parade for the first time including auto. they want to make sure people know they support pride weekend and when we talked to the manager at auto desk over here to turn the camera around she was explaining to us a group of people who wanted to have a

float in the parade formed the committee and had a float building party. the design is supposed to represent the hills of san francisco and the rainbow colored tube thing is supposed to represent the fog and have confetti come out of the mountains but as part of the process of building and creating the float they flew employees in from their offices all over the world to take part in this weekend's pride festivities. >> we flew in this couple from rockingham mania to come in to march with us and it's not accepted there. they flew in and ended up getting engaged this weekend on golden gate bridge so it's a really special time for us. >> and the float builders out here are obviously very busy hard at work building these 30 or so floats going to be in the parade for the last couple of months and we got some information from the main float

builder in terms of the amount of materials they had to use. 10 truck loads of foam 500- gallons of paint and 500-pounds of glitter. it starts at 10:30 and you can see the floats are making their way over there right now. we'll check in with you later. >> sounds good. thank you so much ally. expect security to be tight at the parade especially in the wake of a shooting in the plaza last night. cell phone video shared on instagram captured the moments leading up to the gunfire. just after 6 last night there was an argument between a group of men not involved in the pride celebration. someone came out a weapon and struck a 60-year-old vendor. >> we heard a bunch of shots and another guy with guns and a

lot of people running. >> now officers recovered a semi automatic gun and obtained six people. the man shot is listed in stable condition dollars. we heard three or four gunshots and everybody ducked down and there were two cops with their guns out and a lot of commotion. >> now investigators including the gang task force were all sent to the scene. police stressed the shooting was not related to the pride festival itself but stemming from an incident two years ago. urging people to take public transit to the parade and being rerouted along market street and the civic center. bart is expecting many more riders today running more and longer trains similar to a regular week day commute. cal train is offering service to san francisco along with

four baby bullet express trains. and the ferry adding an early morning run leaving at 845, oakland at 9 and will arrive at the san francisco ferry building at 935. pride is just one of several big events in the bay area today combined for hundreds of thousands of people. there's the grateful dead concert at levi stadium and the giants and a's have games. now traffic in parts of the north bay will be reduced to a crawl at some time. not much going on but expect to be long delays throughout this morning. there's already a long orange line in the map and should only get worse sections of highway 37 and 29 and bumper to bumper throughout the day. >> it's been off turn ten and a big one. look at that cloud of dust. it's kyle busch. >> as you can see kyle busch

ran into trouble during yesterday's qualifying. however he was able to get back on track and qualify in 11th position. it's made of a.j. his average speed was 96.3 miles per hour. >> we have solid pit stops and take care of business. we should give ourselves a chance. that's all you can ask for. >> he's one of the top road course drivers in nascar. the green flag is scheduled to drop at 12: 20. qualifying for fifth is jeff gordon will who likely drive for the last time tomorrow. hear from gordon has he winds down his legendary career. public transit riders will pay more for monthly bus passes to $83. monthly passes for seniors the disabled and youth will increase from 24 to $25.

cable car fares from 7 to $5 and the disabled riders are going to cost you $1 but the adult single ride fare will hold at $2.25. adult round trip fares will increase a dollar. round trips for the youth go up 50 cents and cost between 5 and 40 cents more to ride the ferry on wednesday. san francisco families are being pushed out of the city by rent increases according to the san francisco chronicle. families who rent homes instead of apartments are one rent increase away from being forced out of the city. families used to move across the bay to berkeley or oakland but with rent all across the bay area rising some families are moving as far away as have will a hoe or vacaville. 14% of all are children. that's the lowest percentage

for any u.s. city. and the city of brentwood has turned off all the fountains. all four fountains frustrate operated with recirculating water but they used drinking water. turning off the fount yan will help send the message they are really serious about water conservation throughout the drought. possible case of animal cruelty may have been an accident. what police are saying about a dog found in a walnut creek canal. and the question environmentalists want about the oil spill right now. a near repeat of temperatures for sunday afternoon. i'll line up what you can expect for today and a big warm up coming our way for the week head. more on that coming up. and keeping an eye on the treasure island flee to get you into one of the bay areas largest out detour markets on

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a terrorist attack at a sea side resort is forcing tourists to flee from an african country. they held a vigil outside a hotel. one parent brought his child along that said stop terrorism. we love tunisia. a gunman opened fire in broad daylight killing 40 people many of whom who were british tourists. >> everybody stand up and ran and also security all told us to run. go into your rooms. run away. >> the gunman who was killed during the attack has been identified as a 24-year-old

engineering student who may have been carrying out isis' launch for attacks for ram dan. this week james holmes is expected to continue presented his case. the defense is hoping to show holmes was legally insane when he killed 12 people and wounded more than 70 others in 2012. he's pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. a physiatrist testified last week. >> any doubt in your mind he was psychotic four days after the shooting. >> if the jury finds him insane he'll be in a mental hospital indefinitely. state officials are looking into answers for the oil spill two months ago. state lawmakers question industry officials from the

company that owned the pipeline. 100,000-gallons slipped into the ocean. environmentalist crews want to know why crews were not sent out until the day after. >> the only activity on the beach was one lone person with rae hard hat walking up and down the beach. they waited overnight and the tide washed all that material out in that time. >> where the oil spilled the beach reopened this weekend. the oil drifted as far south as manhattan beach in los angeles county. those were set to close for memorial day but they are open now. some bay area lawmakers are trying to keep it from a tax reduction. pg and e was fined $1 million for the explosion in 2010. eight people died from the blast and explosion.

state senator jerry hill and assembly man mullins are sponsoring a bill to ban pg and e from getting that tax break. taking a live look outside. rosemary you said earlier we should tweet you or facebook you if it rained. i'm tweeting you now. >> it rained on my way in and i said what's that. >> making my car dirty and doing nothing else. >> exactly. a few nuisance showers from the tropical moisture moving in from the south west bringing it our way. thunderstorms a possibility in the sierra because of that possibility there. but yes, just enough to squeeze out a few sprinkles here and there. the rest of us mostly cloudy skies and with all that cloud cover acting like a blanket we are waking up a few degrees warmer than we were.

livermore and san jose these clouds pushing off to the north and east and storm tracker 2 in the overnight hours we saw the green move over head. now into areas like clear lake and the lake county area. continuing the possibility of partly cloudy skies and a little bit of unstable weather here. i push you through the afternoon and those clouds continue to move to the north as we continue through our day. the low clouds partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies at the coast. temperatures very similar to how we were yesterday. a lot of 60s and 70s around the bay. a very comfortable day inland once again with temperatures upper 70s low to mid 80s but the shade of red still into the central valley not looking into 90s for us today. we are starting out mostly cloudy. low 60s in the forecast.

warming up to the upper 60s partly cloudy skies and again that's what we are looking at for the afternoon for the pride festivities parade going on today. 77 in napa for the afternoon. mid 70s in. if you go to the east bay temperatures ranging from the upper 60s to 74 in oakland 84 in danville and some of the warmer spots like brentwood 87 for today. san jose 80. upper 70s santa clara and 73 degrees for san bruno. low 60s along the coastline. the extended forecast. enjoy today if you don't like the heat it's coming back. temperatures taking a pretty big jump as early as tomorrow and back to near 100 degrees perhaps even above for the hotter locations tuesday, wednesday and then we begin to see a cool down as we get into thursday. >> that forecast changed from yesterday and got warmer

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the grateful dead is set to play one last time in the bay area last night. the fare thee well concert at levi stadium. they will head to chicago next. they could never have imagined the out pouring of love and interest following the announcement of the final tour. golden state warriors are nominated for five expected to get a 6th nomination. steph curry is up for best athlete best nba player and

klay thompson has him in the race for best record breaking oramas. fans are able to vote on the website and launch a best team no, ma'am nauseous on july 6. the espys take place on july 16. the celebration was by a motorcycle crash. want to show you pictures from the warriors parade. green's hometown of michigan wanted to give him a parade of his own but according to witnesses a motorcyclist lost control in the parade and struck a girl who was dancing. both people had to be taken to the hospital. green wasn't hurt and organizers hope it didn't take away from the positive energy of the parade. andre iguodala will celebrate by his trip to france attending several men's fashion shows in paris. he's known as one of the more sharper dressers and has a

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in three hours the annual pride parade will roll down market street. yesterday morning a well known icon of pride was installed right there. this is a time laps video showing the installation of the pink triangle featuring 175 bright pink canvass and is in memory of the people killed in germany. it reminds people about the past and a hope for a better future. it will be taken down at 4:30 this afternoon and go back up july 5, 2016 for the 46th annual san francisco pride. pride celebrations are taking place all over the country to legalize same sex

marriage. in houston people turned out for a marriage equality rally and turned the ebe vent into a we diddy party. houston's hope openly gay mayor had to leave the state in order to marry her partner. >> the rings we exchanged 18 months ago now means something in texas. >> they were looking forward to their own marriages. in minneapolis the bid over the river has been lit like a rainbow for the pride celebrations. in 2013 minneapolis became the 12th city to legalize same sex marriage. and in kansas city missouri people began celebrating on friday. banners welcome the historic division and one same sex couple felt they were off a rollercoaster ride of uncertainty about their rights

as gay people. it's absolutely gorgeous sun shining but if you were out there was rain. what was that falling from the sky? >> we have the moisture pulling through. we still have it. very interesting cloud cover in the sky, low clouds along the coastline and high level clout d clouds up above making for beautiful skies in the afternoon and evening hours and sunsets giving you a look at the moisture. i received a facebook message from a viewer in san jose saying he had a few sprinkles. areas over the north bay reported a few traces as well. our show producer had some coming in. it's moving off to the north and east. we continue this pattern for another day but at least when it comes to sprinkles and showers they continue to push out of the way. if you are going to the sierra for today the possibility of

dry lightning into the forecast and a weather watch for the afternoon. it continues to pump the cool pacific air through the delta with gusts about 24 miles per hour. we had a huge drop off from 10 to 15 to 20 degrees cooler yesterday afternoon and the day before and today we are going to hold steady. temperatures very similar to what we had on saturday. outside our door right now low 60s in, 64 red wood city as well as san jose so stepping out this morning relatively mild to grab breakfast you are going to notice how mild it is this morning. i'll have a look at your afternoon highs and a notable warm up coming your way. more on that in just a little bit. it's 733 and here's a look at the top stories we are following this morning. we are now just under three hours from the start of the pride parade. these are highlights from last

year. dignities include the grand marshall the president of the golden state warriors rick welsh. with the land mark ruling on same sex marriage organizers expect a larger attendance than years past. and a pride festival vendor is recovering after getting hit by a stray bullet in un plaza. police are detained six people with that shooting but police emphasize it's not related to the pride festival. and vigils are being held in tunisia to mourn three dozen people killed in a terrorist attack. an islamic opened fire on a crowded beach hotel. england germany and spain tourists killed. two people from the central valley were among the victims of a plane crash in april my

the remote southeast area. the pilot and all eight passengers died. it was a sight seeing trip. both from lodi. relatives say chaney was planning to propose to her on this trip. his daughter called him an aspiring dad. >> my dad did such a good job making me as well as all of his family feel like we could do anything in life. and we could accomplish anything we set our minds to. >> chaney retired after teaching art at delta college in stockton. his work included the support yours outside the amtrack station. the cause remains under investigation. the area often has strong winds and rains. animal financials now say a dog thought to have been thrown into a canal died by accident.

the 14-year-old was discovered dead in a canal. he appeared to be tied up but the string or shoe lac fell off when the dog was taken out of the canal and they think he fell in after being hit by a car and just couldn't get out. a fire damminged a building near an elementary school starting just after 4:30 afternoon. the fire burned for two hours. one firefighter was treated for heat exhaustion. investigators found -e that the school had been broken into. and starting tomorrow cal fire will ban out door burning in santa clara alameda counties. people will not be allowed to burn anything outside of their homes to reduce the risk of wild fires. also asking people to trim the grass and trees and clean out

roofs and gutters. it adds more than 2 million houses that are on extreme risk this year. the chp will be out in full force patrolling the roadways as part of it's holiday enforcement. officers impaired drivers and speeders. law enforcement will also hold sobriety expect points. >> you have a barbecue with friends and family. you may have alcohol and get behind the wheel so our goal is to reduce the amount of fatality collisions in the area. >> many of you want to check out the shows but people should not stop in the middle of freeways or bridges to do so. during independence holiday they see people stopping in traffic on the right shoulder of the freeway. >> the freeway is a dangerous

place to be. people are going to be distracted by the fireworks happening of the we need you to find a safe location to stop so you can watch it in a safe spot. >> there's concern over illegal fireworks. more than 10,000 people were killed it nationwide last year and fireworks can lead to fast spreading fires. more americans are expected to travel this fourth of july holiday than any in the past eight years. nearly 42 million americans will get out of town. a stronger economy and people feeling for secure in their jobs are two of the reasons and gas prices are at their lowest level in five years. current bay area gas prices as san francisco has the most expensive gas with the average price of $3.54. it's a penny cheaper in oakland and san jose.

those prices are an average of 72 cents a gallon less than what we paid this time last year. >> a young man is doing what we can to make the most of every moment. we introduce you to alex. ktvu has more on his mission to help his mother after he's gone and how bay area companies helped make it possible. >> basically water melon, more tomatoes. 18-year-old alex cox has been busy. >> some other thugs i've been working on in my spare time. >> planting seeds and hoping to make a difference. when we last saw alex he was celebrating his 18th birthday a day he wasn't sure he would get to see and now he isn't sure how much longer he has to live. at 15 he was diagnosed with an

aggressive form of bone cancer. >> mentally it's tough. >> his mission now is to make the most of every moment and leave behind something lasting like solar panels for his mom. >> i helped out my mom with an electric bill because i'm not going to be around for much longer i decided that it would be helpful to her too. >> alex collected enough recyclables for the project before getting a call from the energy companies. >> a friend of mine on the untonette just told me about the situation here and we all got together as a group and decided let's help the family out. >> alex is cut from the same cloth as us solar professionals where we all want to leave something behind. >> the solar panels were installed for free and donate the money he raised for cancer

research and environmental causes. >> it's just the beginning of what i would like to do. >> and that was arnold reporting. we are told more than $30,000 worth of work was done to his mom's home. they plan to install for free every six months in alex's honor. giant pitcher may be headed to the disabled list. >> this is off of him posey to s usa c and they got him. >> they got him but that hurt. he took that nasty line drive off his right forearm. he had to come out of that game immediately and take some x-ray takes. those are negative but that's going to leave a mark. he's going to be sore for a few days. >> he got hit pretty good. it had a nice bump on it and my

guess is it's going to take a little time with it being on the right forearm. >> the giants still scrap a 7 5:victory over the rockies. matt duffy hit his 7th home run and bases clearing double in the 7th. the a's turned back the clock against the royals. a's players wear replica uniforms. the team lost 103 games and the current athletic struggle continue to struggle as well. they lost to the royals. they will need a win today to avoid being on the wrong end of the sweep. an emotional native for jeff gordon. more on what he's saying about his final sprint cup race today. and should six texas schools named after confederate soldiers be renamed? the debate under way in houston

and what that school district is saying.

thank you for joining us on sunday morning giving you a live look at a glorious view over the bay area this morning. partly cloudy skies to start the day. we have clearing at least away from the coastline into the second half of the morning. we've got a nice day coming your way i'll look at the numbers and a big key to talk about coming up. in the last hour the finance might be sister of grease suggested the company might not pay the dollars it owes the fund drawing money out of their atms worried the banks are going to run out of money. it will maintain it's level of emergency banks but there will be no more money notice it agrees on tuesday. the greek prime minister. the majority is supporting demands but an election cannot be arranged before next week. more than 500 people were injured after a fire spread

into a crowd during a party at a water park. colored power caught fire as it was sprayed into the crowd. a fireball engulfed the stage followed by people running for their lives through that fire. more that be 400 people have still in the hospital including 184 intensive care. police are questioning to park workers who launched the powder as well as the organizers and two technicians. joe biden made a surprise appearance at the church in south carolina where nine people were killed. a funeral is scheduled for one of the victims today. tywanza sanders and cynthia herd herd's are tomorrow.

>> i've struggled through all of these funerals because they happened on my watch and what i can tell you is we will make this right. they will not have died in vane. >> tomorrow another one of the victims myra thompson will also be laid to rest. six schools were named for confederate army officers. some people say they've been wanting this change for years but others aren't so open to that idea. >> i just think that it's time that we take a look at making sure that all of our names reflect the values we want our district to portray. >> they have neff had a problem all these years so why now. >> this isn't the first time the issue has come up. it also was discussed in 2013

and 2014 when the school district changed some of the mascots considered offensive to native americans. >> crist cristie will announce on tuesday he's running for president at livingshonn high school where he was class president and has not decided if he's going to join the race. there are 13 other republicans but are candidates for the gop nomination. your time now is 748. we want to head over to rosemary for a check of how our weather is shaping up or warming up if you look at the week. >> some of us flirting with 100 degrees. >> enjoy the oils because that's cold compared tomorrow what's coming. >> yes we have a beautiful day and continuing the pattern for today a live look into sap fran a lot going on and the giants

play this afternoon. preed festivities continue as well as the pa read waking up with plenty cloud cover and early this morning a look at the set-up very similar to yesterday if you were joining us yesterday. the high pressure and the circulation around it dragging in the moisture coming our way from the desert south west in areas like lake tahoe. there was a red flag warning in place that has been canceled. i mentioned for the sierra that has not blood pressure thecase. meanwhile low pressure right along the coastline and helping to beef up that marine layer and bring us along the coastline bank ape once again of the for our coast mostly cloudy and cool. mild tom inland but temperatures upper 80s for our inland spots. out our doors from all the

cloud cover. 60 degrees napa 61 an fran. stepped out a little while ago and feels mild out there. if you have some place to be early this morning you'll notice. the parade starts at 10:30. pride parade will continue through the morning hours and afternoon temperatures in the 60s, 66 at the magazina and later this afternoon in san francisco very similar to yesterday it's going to be nice and mild for the afternoon. 76, at the race way continuing, nascar this beautiful day there. 76 expected for you. 00 for richmond. crab cove a nice spot to be for the kid. 79-caskor valley as wells. for san jose you'll go to 80

nice day 70 or so for the afternoon. mid 70s san mateo and san bruno 73. there's the warm up we mentioned a fetch moments ago. >> 93 tomorrow 103 by tuesday so a huge spike of temperatures holding onto the hot and back into the mid tom upper 90s. >> that's a real cool down. >> we need to get it worse. >> be prepared. tank much rosemary. it's not quite the jetson's but 50 years later rose o. and coming up we'll tell you about an event artists are using the pavement as their canvas. and tonight a night to show

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spending $800,000 to help monitor people to make sure they are eating right and taking their medications to help keep them in their homes as the number of people willing to take jobs at home. as the number of healthcare workers continues to decline. the annual itsal yan. look how pretty that is. this year's theme is carnival in venice and sketch out a mask and costumes on the mission. one came all the way from italy. >> the weather and the people and the festival is good, good for me. >> tickets are $10. proceeds benefit the foundation for rare diseases. the world cup is now set on one side the u.s. against germany and the other is england against japan.

it is a big disappointment for canada hoping to win the world cup on home soil. england is going to face japan and. germany tonight you can watch all the action tonight with the match kicking off at 5:00 p.m. there is also going to be a big watch party at san francisco plaza. and the confederate flag hills the track in nascar. what fans and officials have to say about the flag appearing on the race. and how much it's going to set you back for monthly passes and single ride fares. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. a sprinkle fell in the overnight area. but these clouds are clearing

out. dryer air is moving in. a look at what you can expect for today and the week ahead coming up.

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in just about two hours. and nascar. all the details on today's race and why it could be an emotional one for jeff gordon. good morning to you. welcome to mornings on 2. it's sunday june 28. >> let's start off with the weather. a lot of people heading out to the parade parade. do they need to carry a jacket? tank top. >> san francisco starting out about 59 and we'll go into the upper 60s for the afternoon so it's going to be a nice day for the most part. as we know if you are going to san francisco always imbued idea to bring an extra layer or two because once the sea breeze kicks in it could be cool in spots. giving you a live look at the sun shining over us this morning. waking up with low level clout clouds along the coast and mid and high level clouds and those clouds coming all the way to us

from the desert south west. we've got green on the screen and a few sprinkles that fell in and around areas like san jose. thank you very much. claudian helpinged she had a bit coming in on her derive this morning. north of the bay area into portions of lake county still continuing to move out of here and the possibility of maybe a sprinkle or two because those clouds are still over head and begin to push out and we are looking out dryer air in time for the afternoon. with all the cloud cover the overnight hours we are starting out warmer this morning. four degrees warmer in livermore five in san jose and around the bay where we are a tad warmer as well. i think numbers will be very similar to what we had yesterday. let's check in with the numbers quickly before i let you go.

64 walnut creek and san francisco at 60 degrees. when i come back a look at the afternoon highs for you and a big heat up to talk about coming our way for the week ahead. coming up in just a bit. sounds good. the pride event promises to be historic. not only is it going to be the wild same thing but legalizing same sex marriage nationwide to include all sorts of floats celebrating marriage equality and the gay rights movement. ally is joining us live with what we can expect from this morning's parade. high alley. >> high this is where the parade starts at 10:30 this morning and some of the floats are staging here. earlier this morning we were at pier 54 where the floats were being built. now they have started to move the floats over.

this is is a nah popular tourist attraction's float. you can see the life looking figures they have here. beyonce and the transgender actress from orange is the new black. and here we have a life like wax figure of harvey milk. i feel like i can reach out and touch it. very interesting to look at. there's a lot of folks that have going to be a part of the parade. let's show you the last minute touches on those floats. was he talked to some of the people there working on some of the floats for companies who have floats in the parade for the very first time. auto desk is one of them and the manager said he and some of his co-workers got together. they decided they wanted and came up with the design for the

float they wanted and to take part in pride festivities this weekend. we flew in this couple to come in to march with us today and as you know it's not accepted there and they flew in and ended up getting engaged this weekend on golden gate bridge so it's a really special time for us. >> and we talked to some of the float builders this morning about how much material was involved in putting some of these floats together and she told us ten truck loads of foam, 500-pounds of glitter and 500-gallons of paint to make some of the floats out here. a lot of them are from different companies, national corporations and a lot of companies that have offices in the bay area. this is a burrito float behind us. threat are non profit groups as well. we saw a float this morning.

but preparation still under way. the parade gets started at market and beal at 10:on 30 this morning. we will be seeing more freedom trying to arrive but seeing folks walking around here with the rainbow colored gear a couple hours from now for the parade. we'll check back with you in a little while. >> people like to get there early. as alley just said things are going to get busy soon. expect pride festivities to be packed today. officials are urging people to take public transit to the parade. a number of lines are being rerouted along the civic center and providing special bus shuttles. more riders so bart is going to run more and longer trains more similar to a regular week day commute. cal train offering hourly service as well as four baby bullet express trains and if you want to take the ferry it's

alling an early morning run having about 40 minutes until it leaves departing at 845 and oakland leaving at 9:00 a.m. getting you to the ferry building at 935. pride is one of the big events in the area today. there's the grateful concert and the giants and a's both have home games. and up north traffic in parts of the north bay will be reduced to a crawl and starting to get jammed up right now. here's a real-time look at traffic conditions. a section of highway 131 is orange and red and is 37 is just as bad. expect traffic throughout the day today. a spin-off turn 10 and a cloud of dust. >> kyle busch ran into trouble during yesterday's qualifying

race but he was able to get back and qualify on position. the pole setter was average 96.3 miles per hour. >> we have solid pit stops and take care of business. that's all you can ask for. >> he's known as being one of the top road course drivers in nascar. this will likely be the last time that jeff gordon competes in the legendary race. he is retiring as a full time driver after the sapp. he's always been a fan favorite specially here and hoping to end his time there in style. >> it's going to be an emotional day and weekend for me because as i go through it i know i'm going to be thinking about well this is the last time i'll be racing here. >> there's a little bit of hope foreign policy local nascar fans.

when asked whether or not this would be his last bay area race gordon responded never say neff. starting wednesday many people using public transit will expect prices to go up. san francisco is increases bart and the city. cable car fares are also going up and single ride fares for young and seniors and freedom with disabilities will also increase but the adult single ride fare will not change. fares also going up on july 1. adult round trips increasing $1, youth 50 cents and costs between 5 and 40 cents more to ride the san francisco bay ferry on wednesday. the city of brentwood has outturned off all it's fount yan a move to save water in the east city. all four operated with circulating water but the fount yan used drinking water.

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i did not having you a live look at oakland hills. a mix of low mid and high level clouds this morning and a third of moisture and a few sprinkles early on. we will continue to see this clear out of the way. mostly sunny skies through the afternoon and temperatures feeling nice. a look at those numbers coming up. nascar is in a battle over the flag. nascar is popular in the deep south where some view the flag as the pride of dixie but dale earn hart says it does nothing for anybody to be there flying it. it belongs in the history books but that's it. the golden staturors nominated for five awards expected to get a sixth nomination. best male athlete best nba player and best play.

steven confer for the best coach and lead record by scoring 37 points against the kings. he's up for the best record breaking performance. fans are able to vote on the website and the best team nomination on july 6. the espy's take place on july 16. a parade for him last night but it was marred by a motorcycle crash. these are pictures from the warriors parade in oakland. green's hometown wanted to give him a parade of his own but according to witnesses the motorcyclist lost control while popping a wheelie and struck a girl who was dancing. both people taken to the hospital. green was uninjured in the hospital. organizers hope it didn't take away from the positive energy of the parade. and finals mvp will celebrate by jet setting off to

france. iguodala will attend several mens fashion shows in paris. he's one of the more sharper dressers in the nba having a website to show off favorite out fits and brands. there's likely to be a new number one at the weekend box office. >> the talking teddy bear is about to marry his girlfriend. >> teddy bear and wife. the experts expect ted 2 to be top in the theaters earning $56 million and jurassic world forecasted to sell another $54 million in tickets in it's third week. pixar's inside out will earn $48 million this weekend which will make this the third strong weekend at the box office after a lack luster start to 2015. it will be two weeks until the new minions film but already hitting the not really red carpet. they will tell the story of

where they came from and where they go next. sandra bullock plays scarlett overkill and claims the title of greatest super villian of all time. >> she's crabby because her dress is too tight so i say let her have a sinched waste. she'll just be crabby. >> what we do for fashion. they recruit for a mission to steal queen elizabeth's crown. you can find out when that opens nationwide on july 10. >> you are a not a fan. >> not a fan. >> are you a fan? >> sure, of course, yeah. if you have little ones i think you are a fan. kind of. sort of. >> a little bit. >> maybe not. well okay. it's amazing it's still gray outside. it felt cool and now you are talking 103, 102. crazy talk. >> later this week, scary. >> that summer time heat is going to come back in a big

way. let's enjoy today. as expected temperatures came down yesterday by 10 to 20 degrees for our inland community so hopefully that was enjoyable for you. you see near repeat for today. low pressure off the coastline continuing to keep the low clouds along the coastline for today and we will continue with this as we move through. this is going to move out of here and eventually this will become a bigger play maker as we get into monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday that ridge of high pressure is going to swing our way. trenden just a little bit and drive our temperatures up. 60 degrees in napa, 62 in san francisco upper 60s livermore and mid 60s for san jose. these clouds will clear out of the way. partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies and if you are seeing the a's play 22 degrees for the second half of the day. temperatures continue to warm

in oakland into the mid 70s for many of us it's going to be a nice one. 76 in the afternoon, 76 for if you are going out to nascar racing for the afternoon today. 69 expected for you in berkeley, 72 for, 79 forecast roe valley. low to mid 80s for the locations walnut creek livermore and brentwood at 87. 82 for and 80 degrees for san jose so mild to warm but not bad at all. going to feel quite nice for most of us. palo alto go to 78. 73 for san bruno 66 this afternoon if you are going to see the giants play. if you have going to be out there for pride festivities you are in good shape. the extends forecast here showing you temperatures climbing as early as tomorrow but the heat turns on as we get into tuesday. our inland communities will either become very close to 100

degrees or maybe even exceed it for the hotter spots and by wednesday no relief. we drop off a degree nobody is going to notice that until thursday when temperatures fall off just a little bit more but yes indeed gear up we've got the heat coming back. >> really dry we talk about fire danger and people being nervous. >> absolutely. any time this time of year. >> air conditioning and pools will be opening for that. >> sure and the national weather service gets helpful information. movie theaters, malls, pick any place not in the sun to escape from it. >> thanks rosemary. >> your welcome. families are being forced to head out of the city. the reason they say they are leaving and how far they have to go to afford a home. and the search continues for the remaining escaped inmate in new york. where police think he might be hiding and why it might be tough for him to stay on the

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a terrorist attack is forcing tourists to flee the country. mourners held a candlelight vigil other the hotel where the attack happened friday. it is being called the worst in tunisia history. a gunman killed close to 40 people many of whom were british and german tourists. >> everybody suddenly stood up

and ran really fast, run, run, run and security told us to run, run, go into your rooms, run away. >> then the gunman who was killed during the attack has been identified as a 24-year- old engineering student who may have been carrying out isis' message to launch attacks this month for the holy month for muslims. this morning--sorry. >> this morning the manhunt continues in a manhunt escaped for an inmate escaped. hundreds of law enforcement officers are looking for david sweat. investigators say sweat is having a much tougher time on the run since his fellow escapee richard matt was shot to death on friday. the two fled the security clinton correctional facility on june 6. state officials are looking into answers for the oil spill two months ago. state lawmakers question and

101,000-gallons of oil slipped onto beaches and into the ocean. environmentalist crews were not sent out until the day after the spill was reported. the only activity on the beach was one lone person with a hard hat walking up and down the beach. they waited overnight and in the time the tide washed all that material out. the beach where the oil spilled reopened this weekend. the oil drifted as far south in los angeles county. those beaches had to close through the weekend but they are back open now. bay area lawmakers are trying to keep a gas and electric company from taking a tax dededuction from a record breaking fine and happened in 2010. eight people died and more than 30 homes were destroyed by the blast and fire that followed. the utilities say $115 million of that fine should be tax

deductible. now sponsoring a bill that would ban pg and e from getting that tax break. san francisco families are being pushed out of the city by rent increases according to the san francisco chronicle. families who rent homes rather than apartments are just one rent increase away from being forced out of the city. single family homes and condos are not controlled by rent control laws. families used to move across the bay and now some some families have to move as far away as vacaville. the census bureau says 13.4% of all residents are children, the lowest percentage for any u.s. city. new details about the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. what lawyers told prosecutors about another problem with that structure. and a young man with terminal cancer is vowing to make the most of his time he has left. what he wanted to do to help

his mom when he's no longer here and who stepped up to help. joined by low mid and high level clouds. a bit of an on shore breeze. i'll have a look at your current conditions and what you can expect for the afternoon coming up. why don't you head out to pittsburgh because there's a kite building competition. you use the power and the wind to propel it. that event begins at 10:00 a.m.

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all right good morning to you. we are live for the start of the annual pride parade. this is beal and market street you are taking a look at in san francisco where everything is stanging this morning. the celebration begins in a couple hours. at 7:00 a.m. we gave you a look at some of the floats and in just a minute we'll have a live report on what else is happening right now as they get ready to start

that parade. good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2. >> alley shows us that earlier. it looks like it's about to reach out and touch you just like that. >> pretty awesome. very colorful parade and very good weather shaping up to a nice san francisco forecast for all the people who pack the streets for this parade. >> yes outside our doors already starting out in the low 60s for more the us. we do have overcast skies and an on shore breeze turned on in oakland. you may catch a little bit of this breeze giving you a look towards san francisco and partly cloudy skies for the afternoon temperatures the 60s so another fantastic day. let's take a look at temperatures right now. 60 degrees in the city, 65 for red wood city, 65 san jose. mid to upper 60s as you start your day and napa as well as.

for the second half of the day a near repeat in temperatures. a nice mild one in and around the bay. upper 60s san francisco mid to upper 70s to mid 80s for our inland cities. those numbers are actually incorrect. not sure why. i'm going to bring you the afternoon high expected for today and a warming trend gets under way. how hot we are going to get coming up. >> sounds good thanks. >> we are just two hours away from the an annual san francisco pride parade. >> it's going to be a good time. there's going to be quality without expectation throughout this morning. we've been getting a sneak peek at the floats this morning thank you to ally. there's a lot going on. are you expecting a lot of people probably a lot especially after this week's superior court decision. >> yes. they are expecting a lot of people out here. we've had a chance to talk to folks who have come from all

over the country and world to celebrate pride weekend in san francisco so we'll give folks more time to get out here. there are a few ceo floats already staging for the parade. you were mentioning this a few minutes ago this life like looking wax figure of harvey milk. it's incredible. it's hard to believe it's made out of wax but if we step around this is the float here at going to be one of 30 or so floats part of the parade for pride. we were over at pier 54 earlier this morning where most of the floats have been built over the last couple of months about 30 of them. the theme is equality without exception and certainly the superior court decision on friday making marriage equality the law of the land has impacted the tone and level of celebration and pride for this

weekend festivityies. we talked to one gentleman who is here with his husband from arizona and he's been over whelmed by how welcoming and accepting everyone is here. >> i came out of the airport the first thing carrying this big parachute with the pride colors on it and people were hugging each other and saying congratulations. again, that's something you don't see many places. >> expecting a lot of people to come out here for the pride parade happening today at 10:30 this morning the weekend pride festivities. it's going to start over here and you can see they set-up the barricades over there. we are expecting more clot floats to come and stage here and a little bit of time so stay out here and give you another look at some of them but the parade starts at 10:30

this morning. quick facts will about the floats themselves. there's 30 of them and the woman in charge of constructing them told us they had to bring in 10 truck loads of foam 500- gallons of paint and pounds of glitter so it should be a visual thing to experience later this morning. >> really interesting and i know they had to work very hard because they had to stop in the middle to do warrior floats so they must have been on a fast timeframe. >> we would have loved to interview her but she was very very busy this morning as you can imagine so i had a chance to ask her really quickly chasing her down the pier and getting the information as she's guiding everyone out there on the pier this morning. so very busy, count down on. two hours until this thing begins. >> lots of glitter paint and colors. >> it's always a really fun party but if you don't want to go to the parade stay away from the city. >> yeah there's a lot going on.

>> we'll check with you in just a little bit. time now 834. san francisco police are investigating a robbery that happened inside a bank just after 3 on friday afternoon the bank of america. the bank customer was waiting in line with deposit bags that contain cash and checks with the thief grabbed the bags and ran to a get away car. he was african american about 6 feet tall with a dark hooded sweatshirt and the car a gray honda with tinted windows. east bay officials investigating a cruelty case a dog thought to have been thrown into a canal died by accident. the 14-year-old dog was discovered last week in a walnut creek canal. it appeared he had been tied up but the string the dog was tangelled in fell off when the dog was taken out of the canal.

officers think he fell in after being hit by a car and he couldn't get out. >> the reports that the apartment balcony in berkeley that collapsed killing such students may have had an unusual slope. according to the san francisco chronicle lawyers for the families of one of the victims told managers about witnesses saying the balcony had a pronounced slope. architectural plans pronounced for a 2% slope to allow water to get away from the building and gave way because of dry rotated. we know the two people who were among the victims of a plane crash in alaska. the plane went down in southeast alaska the pilot and all eight passengers died. it was an excursion sold throughout the american cruise company. 71-year-old and 59-year-old were both from lodi. he was planning to propose to her on this trip.

his daughter called him inspiring. >> my dad did such a good job making me as well as all of his family feel like we could do anything in life and we could accomplish anything we set our minds to. >> now chaney was a retired art teacher teaching art at delta college in stockton. his work includes support yours of the trains outside of lodi. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. the area has strong winds and rain. a south bay teenager is doing everything he can to make the most of every moment. at 15 years old alex cox was diagnosed with an aggressive form of bone cancer. he's planting a garden and making other things easier for his mom. that includes collecting things to install solar panels.

>> i would like to help out my mom with her electric bills since i'm not going to be around for much longer it would be helpful for her too. >> he was diagnosed three years ago. he got a call from dilusol and get pro energy companies and they told him they wanted to help. >> a friend of mine on the internet told me about the situation and we all got together as a group and decided to help the family out. >> alex is cut from the same cloth as us solar professionals where we all want to leave something behind. >> the company put $30,000 worth of labor and equipment into the house where his mom lives and promise to do the same for a family every six months. the money he raised will be donated to cancer research. drivers on their best baffy behavior at the end of this

week patrolling the roadways as part of it's holiday maximum enforcement. law enforcement agencies across the bay area and california will also hold sobriety check points. >> you go out and have a barbecue with friends and family, you may drink alcohol or get behind the wheel so sour goal is to make sure we reduce the amount of collisions that happen in the bay area. many of you want to check out the fireworks shows but chp is also warning people not to stop on the freeways or bridges to do so. during the incompetence day holiday they see people stopping in lanes of traffic on the right shoulder. >> the freeway is a dangerous place to be. people are already going to be distracted by the fireworks happening. we need you to get off the freeway and find a safe location to watch the fireworks show in a safe spot. there's a concern over

illegal fireworks. more than 10,000 people were injured and 11 people killed in fireworks related incidents nationwide last year and can lead to fast spreading fires. more americans are expected to travel this fourth of july holiday than any in the past eight years. people will get out of town for the holiday weekend. another reason is gas produces are at their lowest level in five years. taking a look at current bay area gas prices san francisco has the most expensive gas with the average price of $3.53. santa rosa $3.41 and a penny cheaper in oakland and san jose $3.37. those prices are an average of 72 cents a gallon less than last year. giants pitcher may be headed to the disabled list. >> giants play the infield in and this is off of his arm to

posey and they got him. >> they got him but ouch. he took a nasty line drive off his right arm. he was immediately taken out of the game. x-rays were negative but he'll be sore for a few days. >> he got hit pretty good. it had a nice bump on it when i went out there and my guess is it's going to take a little time with it being on the right forearm. >> ouch looking at it again that really hurt. the giants were able to pull it together and have a 7-5 victory over the rockies. matt duffy and ripped a base double in the 7th inning. the a's turned back the clock. take a look at those uniforms against the royals. a's players worry uniforms from the 1965 kansas city a's. that team lost 103 games.

they struggle this season as well and lose again to the royals 3-2. they need to win today to avoid being on the wrong end of a sweep. up next six texas schools named after confederate soldiers should they be renamed and what that school district is saying. and the prime minister of grease announced the demand should be met. why the decision could cause deeper financial problems for the euro zone. it's a partly cloudy to mostly cloudy start to the day. temperatures are going to warm. we have nice weather coming your way for the second part of your weekend. i have a look at the numbers for today and the extended forecast. summer time heat on the way. more on that coming up.

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more people are rushing to draw money out of atms worried the banks are going to run out of money after the prime minister suggested the country might not pay the $8 billion is owes the fund. it will honor current rates right now but want financial reform proposals by tuesday. calling for a national election on the proposals and while a majority for demands officials

say an election cannot be arranged before next week. in taiwan more than 500 people were injured after a fire spread into a crowd during a party at a water park. authorities say a colored powder somehow caught fire. it was sprayed into the crowd and the video shows a fireball engulfing the stage and people ran for their lives. more than 400 people are still in the hospital this morning and 184 in intensive care. police are questioning the park workers as well as the party's organizer and two technicians. the suspect has admitted to killing and decapitating his boss triggering an explosion that injured two people. after that crash he killed and decap decapitated his boss and

then put his head on a gate. he sent a selfie to himself and a canadian phone number. he his wife sister and another person are now in custody. this morning vice president joe biden made a surprise appearance to the church in south carolina where nine people were shot and killed. another funeral is scheduled for today. funeral services were held yesterday for three of them. reverend jesse jackson and governor nikki haley were among the speakers. >> i struggled through all these funerals because it happened on my watch and what i can tell you is we will make this right. they will not have died in vane. >> tomorrow another one of the victims will also be laid to

rest. a school district in houston texas has been open to renaming six schools named for confederate army officers. the idea was brought up after the church shooting in charleston south carolina. they've been wanting the name for the schools for years but others aren't so open to the idea. >> i just think it's time that we take a look at making sure that all of our names reflect the values that we want our district to portray. >> they've never had a problem with it all these years. why would they have a problem with it now. >> that isn't true. this isn't the first time the issue has come up. it's discussed in 2013 and 2014 when a school district changed school mascots evensive to americans. a fire damage in a building. just after 4:30 friday afternoon at the sea view elementary school. the fire did cause significant damage. one firefighter was treated for

heat exhaustion. investigators found unexploded fireworks and evidence that the school had been broken into. starting tomorrow cal fire is going to ban all out door burning in parts of santa clara alameda counties. people who live in areas not served by city or county fire departments will not be allowed to burn anything outside of their homes. the ban is expected to reduce the risk of wild fires. also asking for people to trim grass and trees and clean off roofs and gutters. more than 2 million homes are at high or extreme risk of wild fires and when rosemary talks about triple digits that makes it grow even even more. >> critical fire danger. they start and then burn faster. >> fireworks are another thing you have to worry about. >> absolutely. we've got hot weather coming our way. today a repeat of yesterday giving you a live look on the

east bay. isn't that a beautiful view. you can see the low cloud deck. we do have low clouds repairing the coast and just inside the bay. mid and high level clouds overnight. a few sprinkles in our area from has like discovery bay and highway 101 near 680. somebody send me a message and say we had some too. but this is moving out and by late this morning early afternoon mostly sunny skies away from the coastline for today, dryer air moving in for the second part of your day. we have san francisco at 60 oakland low 60s outside your door. 67 livermore and san jose at 66. we started out slightly warmer and still there along the coastline will be mostly cloudy again for today. around the bay temperatures are going to be nice, mild with partly cloudy skies. partly cloudy to mostly sunny and warm inland. here's a look at that moisture

streaming in from the desert south west. a plume of moisture came through overnight but it's going to be strengthening in the coming days to bring us the warm up. meanwhile low pressure that remains off the coastline will remain in tact for today and continue to bring us the on shore breeze and cooler weather along the coastline. mild to warm weather elsewhere. 54 degrees this afternoon. if you go to see the giants play at 105. mix of sun and clouds for the second half of the day in san francisco. 75 in kentfield and 75 as well. mid to upper 70s in areas like napa and sonoma. 69 for berkeley and 74 in oakland. mid 80s for pleasanton. how about the south bay. about a 79 and lovely 70

degrees expected near santa cruz. 79 for wood side red wood city and 66 for the afternoon in san francisco if you are going to be out for the pride festivities that continues there today. the extended forecast there is the warm up as early as tomorrow temperatures warm for the inland communities. that's a notable jump into tuesday and wednesday with the hottest spots maybe even slightly above. we are going to hold onto that for a couple days and temperatures begin to drift back by thursday. >> nice spike upwards. >> sure we are going to notice that. a 20-degree drop yesterday for inland communities and a hike expected into the work week so you notice it from one day to the next. >> that is a hike. thanks rosemary. there are just a few days left for a free adoption event at oakland animal services. coming up we are going to introduce you to dogs who are looking for the forever home.

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any time the earthquakes face the galaxy it's referred to as the california classic. more than 50,000 soccer fans were in the arena last night to watch the three unanswered goals including one from u.s. soccer team member chris. it's his 9th goal for the sapp as they win 3-1. the semi finals in women's world cup is now set. on one side the u.s. against germany. and the other half, it's england against japan. the britts beat the host country canada 2-1 to advance to the semi finals. it's a big disappointment for canada hoping to win on home territory. edged out australia 1-nil. the match was scoreless and

japan broke through in the 87 87th minute. they face off on wednesday. and the second rank u.s. team takes on the number one team in the world germany tuesday night. catch all the action right here on ktvu fox 2. coverage begins at 4 and a big watch party in the civic center plaza. the festival allows artists to use the pavement as their canvas. the artist sketched out masks and costumes on the asphalt. one artist came all the way from italy. >> the weather and the people and the festival is good. it's good for me. >> tickets are $10. children under 12 are free. proceeds benefit the every life foundation for rare diseases. there are now many robots working right here in the bay area. there are part of the work

force like hotels museums and hospitals in san francisco and develop to and robot cops patrol parking lots in silicon valley. a fleet of 25 do some of the least appealing picket up and deliverly jobs at the mission bay medical center. >> it carries pharmacy medications and all the trash and medical waste hauled out on the tubs so nobody has to push big heavy tubs around. >> another cool job is at the museum in golden gate park. patrick regian has speech and motor control disabilities but he doesn't every have to leave his home in alaska to see exhibits at the museum. >> the camera helps me see i would not otherwise be able to see. there is more to my ability and just being able to get into the

building. >> the federal government is spending $800,000 to help build robots to monitor older people to make sure they are heating right and taking their medications. that could help keep them in their homes as home healthcare continues to decline. a case involving the shooting death of a police officer starts to wrap up tomorrow. coming up in our 900 hour. the sentence that suspect could face. and preparations under way for the pride parade in san francisco. how public transit is helping you get involved and a start from the parade. and the clouds are clearing. temperatures are beginning to rebound. i'm updating your current conditions. i'll show you what to expect for your neighborhood this morning and this afternoon coming up.

we're 90 minutes away from the pride parade through the streets of san francisco. there is a live picture where all the action starts. allie rasmus is there and will join us with a look at all the action in just a minute. and check out that live picture of the pink triangle

atop twin peaks. you have to look through that gray to seat but it is there. that iconic symbol of pride was installed yesterday morning. we did show that to you here on mornings on 2. it is going to be taken down later this afternoon. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2, sunday, june 28th. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm paul chambers. a lot of people are going to head out to the parade but we want to make sure you have the proper clothing. rosemary is talking about the weather and preparing for that long day. fun day, but a good time over there in san francisco. >> you are right. in san francisco like we know, make sure you dress unlayers. we're off to a cool start. mild in the afternoon. then the sea breeze will be turning on at some point, and it will be cool once again. let's start out in the east bay, giving you a live look at mount diablo. mostly sunny skies at this point. most of us early on had partly to mostly cloudy skies. a few showers reported at times in the overnight hours as a plume of moisture moved in and

overhead sprinkles reported from san jose into portions of the east bay and into the north bay. so all of us have that opportunity there. at this point that has since moved on to the north as you can see. and we are looking at just partly to mostly cloudy skies inside the bay, along the peninsula, along the coastline, our inland communities looking at partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. temperatures are up by a few degrees over yesterday morning. not bey much. we do have the on shore breeze that continues 10 to 15 miles per hour from napa, concord, fairfield reporting 20, temperatures today a lot like yesterday. we do have drier air moving in for the second half of the afternoon. 70 degrees in fairfield right now. 70 in livermore, and 70 in walnut creek. so a pretty big rebound already underway. low 60s in novato upper 60 at half moon bay. a gray start to your morning. as we get into the second half, take a look, pushing you into your sunday afternoon, partly to mostly cloudy skies remaining along the coastline,

areas like pacifica, half moon bay will have sick. 60 in downtown san francisco for the festivities today. 60 and 70s around the bay. upper 70s to mid-80s for most of us. no 90s in the forecast. you have to get all the way into the central valley to see that shade of red. that's going change, though, the as we get into the work week ahead. a big heat did you know coming our way. i'll have a look at your afternoon highs and what you can expect in the extended forecast coming up. >> in just 90 minutes from now the streets of san francisco will fill with tens of thousands of people attending the pride parade. the pride fest is known for its free spirited celebrations. and the pink party was as festive as ever. the bash included music and people dancing on the streets. crowds celebrated friday the

supreme court decision legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide. senate's so beautiful that i get to enjoy the hard work of so many people who have fought so hard before me to join marriage equality and to be able to celebrate a beautiful day like today in peace and not having to worry. >> the pink party was tree but donations were taken to help the local lgbt nonprofit groups. >> expect pride festivities to be absolutely packed today. officials are urging you if you want to go in to see the parade, take public transit. a number of muni lines are being rerouted. there are special bus shuttles. bart does expect many more riders today than it usually sees on a typical sunday. bart is going to run more trains and longer trains. it will look like a regular weak day commute. caltrans is offering hourly service from san francisco along with four baby bullet express trains. the late harvey milk will be spotted during the parade celebration. >> as we showed you earlier he is featured in one of the

giant floats that is going to be making its way down the streets of san francisco. throughout the morning we've been giving awe preview of what folks are going to see. >> allie is out there. she talked about a lot of glitter, a lot of colorful things. how is it going out behind you? >> well, it's finally starting to come more active with just 90 minutes to go. claudine, you were talking about taking public transit. you can see throngs of people pouring out of the embarcadero bart station, a lot of people heeding the call. organizers are expecting as many as 100,000 people to line the streets here at market and beall is where we found some colorful parade watchers. where are you guys from? >> from west hollywood. good morning, san francisco. happy friday, everybody. thanks for being out here. >> how have the festivities been? >> it's amazing, especially with the decision for marriage equality. everybody is off the hook. >> reporter: that's top of

mind for a lot of folks celebrating. >> exactly. >> reporter: what are you guys going to do here? >> we're actually marching in the parade with the pride cheer association. then it's all the different cheer associations that cheer for charity and give to nonprofits. we all march together as one unit. >> reporter: thanks so much. have a great time. >> now, they're one of the 240 con tin gents in the parade, or 240 groups in the parade. this is where the parade is going to start. over there you see all the motorcycles. that's the organization, dikes on bikes. they are expecting 26,000 people to march in this parade. now, people come from all over the world to come to san francisco's pride festivities. earlier this morning wade chance to talk to a couple from arizona who decided they wanted to be here in san francisco for pride weekend, and they said it was just very

for you fortuitous for them to be here while the decision from the supreme court came down. >> we ate at a restaurant for lunch, and everyone has balloons, flags, everything, the whole community. it's about everyone having pride. it's not just about gay people having pride. it is such an incredible feeling to have that support of the community. >> reporter: now, also in the parade there is about 30 different floats. it took a couple months to build them. they're over at pier 54 which is where we were early this morning. paul you were talking about a lot of glitter and a lot of paint. it took 500 pounds of glitter and 500 gallons of paint to construct those 30 floats. everyone here in the cloud, they're staking out their spots, and they're going to be able to see some of the participants starting 90

minutes from now. things are definitely getting going, getting started. >> that looks like you had a really good birds eye. will you be everything coming down the street, right? >> very good view. although they are going to make us move our truck. we're parked in the middle of the staging area out here so we're going to have to regroup but we're going to find another good vantage point when we come back and show you what's going on at 9:30. >> thank you very much. that's allie rasmus reporting live. you can expect security to be tight, he is special in the wake of a shooting near san francisco's u.n. plaza last night. in that video from a cell phone shared on instagram capturing the moments leading up to the gun fire, san francisco police say three -- say just after 6:00 last night there was an argument between a group of men who were not involved in the pride celebration. now, someone tack out a weapon and opened fire as you heard, a stray bullet hit a 64-year-

old vendor working at the festival. >> we heard a bunch of shots. we heard somebody put their hands up. we heard another guy with guns in his hands and a lot of people running. >> officers recovered a semiautomatic handgun and detained six people. the vendor who was hit is listed in stable condition. >> we heard three or four gunshots, and everybody kind of just like stuck down, and i looked over, and there were two cops with their guns out and just a lot of commotion. >> investigators, including the gang tax force, were all sent to the scene. police stress the shooting was not related to the pride festival itself but the shooting is similar to an incident that happened two years ago. closing arguments are set to begin tomorrow in the trial of the man accused of murdering a vallejo police officer. smith is accused of shooting and killing an officer following a bank robbery in 2011. smith faces the death penalty

if convicted of murder. the city of brentwood has turned off all of its decorative fountains as a move to save water. all four fountains operated with recirculating water, but city leaders say the fountains used drinking water. officials say turning off the fountains will help send the message to residents that they are serious about water conservation during this drought. starting wednesday many public transit riders will pay more to get around. san francisco muni is increasing prices for adults that include bart and the city. cable car fares will also go up and single ride fares for young seniors and disabled riders will also increase but the adult single ride fare will not change. some golden gate transit fares are also going up on july 1st. you can see right there the golden gate transit adult ride trip fare goes up one dollar. the san francisco bay ferry fare increases 5 to 40 cents. all the prices go up july 1st.

>> that all starts wednesday. the confederate flag controversy now hitting nascar. we are going to tell what you driver dale earnhardt says should be done with the flag. and oakland animal services have brute few guests to our studio. take a look right there. some beautiful dogs this morning. we will introduce you to some of them looking for a home that they want forever.

good morning to you. happy sunday. a live look over the lafayette area. as we look towards the west you can see the low clouds just sitting atop the east bay hills. mostly sunny skies for most of our inland areas at this point. the overnight hours we actually had sprinkles reported in several spots from san jose into portions of the east bay and the north bay. had to do with that monsoonal moisture that continues to be pumped into the state of california. take a look. the setup here that ridge of high pressure remains over the four corners and the circulation around it, love this water vapor satellite view for you here. it gives you an idea of that moisture in the atmosphere. you can see how it comes in from the desert southwest. meanwhile we continue with this low pressure off the coastline as well. that is what brought our temperatures way down

yesterday for our inland communities, helped to pump up that marine layer and the on shore breeze. guess what, it is going to stick around today. 63 in napa, 64 san francisco. so a nice morning out as the parade gets underway in the next hour or so. livermore, you are checking in at 70 degrees. so rebounding in your neighborhood, upper 60s in areas around san jose. taking a look at the forecast for the pride parade, we've got 63 degrees right at 10:30 this morning with partly to mostly cloudy skies. as we get into the afternoon upper 60 back in the forecast for today, a lot like yesterday. going to be nice, going to be mild, but if you are thinking about heading out, always bring at least a light jacket because the afternoon sea breeze will be with us once again. to the north bay we go where we have 76 in sonoma for the afternoon, for nascar racing continues today. going to be mild, going to be a nice one in the stands there for you. 75 san rafael, 70 for richmond, 79 castro valley, a

warm day in brentwood, mid to upper 80s, but notice no 90s on the map. 85 morgan hill, 80 for san jose, upper 70s in santa clara as well as sunnyvale. 66 this afternoon as we mentioned for areas in san francisco, if you are going to see the giants play, going to be a nice day at at&t park. the extended forecast here, we have a warm-up coming our way. and wow does it get hot inland once again. so we begin tomorrow with temperatures in the low 90s for our inland communities. jump a whopping 10 degrees or so as we get into tuesday, holding steady on wednesday, temperatures begin to fall off a bit as we get into thursday. so some hot weather coming our way. meanwhile around the bay, turning those upper 70s into is mid-80s by tuesday into wednesday, before we slide back into the low 80s on thursday. and along the coastline, not a huge warm-up but temperatures will be coming up. upper 60s in the forecast, tuesday, wednesday, lasting

into thursday. back to you guys. >> all right, thanks, rosemary. well, we have had some hot weather lately, and to demonstrate the dangers of leaving your children and pets in your car, our own paul chambers actually sat inside a locked car earlier this week. he was monitored by firefighters, and paul saw the interior of that car, the temperature climb to, what, 110 degrees? >> 115. it was very nasty. >> and even if you leave your window cracked, right, that's the point, it doesn't really do the job. it's still so hot. i can't even imagine. for more on this, then some friends over there, we want to sent on over to you. >> that's correct. i will tell you i was able to -- i was sitting in the car, got to 115 degrees. i had water with me, and i was able to take care of myself, but something that animals cannot do. tiana scott joins us from oakland animal services. very nice to meet you. >> nice meeting you. >> a lot of people have their dogs, i'm only going to run in

for a minute, i'll crack the window, or i will park in the shade. that doesn't help. >> no, it doesn't help at all. they don't have the ability to change the environment once they are in the car, and ons it can heat up very quickly so the best thing is to not leave your animal in the car. if you can leave them at home, or take them in the store with you that would be most appropriate. >> we have four guests, besides all of you. we have some of the four logged guests. my cousin is going to love this segment. she has pit bulls. her name is tianna. >> this is priscilla, one of our flower children. she's one of the best players in dog group, very friendly with other dogs. this is grayson and little pity pup. this is eli. very, very happy, wage, loves kids, loves dogs, loves people. then, of course, we have matthew, our big kind of dopey puppy on tend who is also very friendly. all of these guys are available for free at the oakland animal shelter. >> the key word there.

free. >> free. >> why is that? >> we have a promotion for the month of june for our summer of love. so we're promoting free love. all of our hard to place animals are free to any qualified home. >> now, a lot of people are worried about, they're pit bulls. there's a stair why he type of negativity about that. explain. >> pit bulls are just like any other dogs. they received a bad rap because people have mistreated them, used them for fighting and things like. that but actually in the 1950s they were the preferred family dog. they love people, they love other animals. they have a lot of agility so they're great running partners. and they're just overall good dogs. it's really not as much about the breed as it is about the family that raises them. >> the person who takes control of the dog. >> exactly. >> look at this. if we're going get this dog for free, you've got to get someone who is able to keep up with the dog. >> exactly. so even though the animals are

free, we stirl making sure they're going to qualified homes, making sure that the people have the time and the energy to deal with every particular animal they have. we have tons of animals. so it's not just pit bulls. we have german shepherds, we have chihuahua mixes, terrier mixes, dachshunds. >> and there's a special walk. >> it's called the pit crew. if you are interested in meeting them they will be more than happy to meet you. >> there's also some good things. they work well with kids. we have a kid out here. they worked well. earlier we said they're not fans of cats. is that true? >> depends on the individual dog. if they have a high prey drive, they may not be as good with cats as others who don't care. we do dog-cat meets at the shelter prior to approving any adoption. >> it's all about the summer of love. come adopt me. >> yes. >> they're very important. check them out. if you want to take advantage of the summer of love for free

head over to the oakland animal services website. it's also located on 29th avenue right here in oakland. it is open today from noon until 5:00. for main mum time, all adoption fees are waved. if you want to meet up with some of these very special animals, they're rambunctious, but they're excited to meet one people. there will be a pit crew walk around the lake. the plan is to be out there from 10:30 this morning, and much more will be coming on. so once again for free, dogs after great time, much more coming up on mornings on 2. we will be right back after this.

some bay area lawmakers are trying to keep pacific gas and electric company from taking a tax deduction for a record breaking fine. $1.6 billion for the san bruno

pipeline explosion that happened in 20 10. eight people died, and more than 30 homes were destroyed by the blast and fire that followed. the the utility says about 115 million dollars of the fine should be tax deductible. now state senator jerry hill and assemblyman kevin mullen are sponsoring a bill that would ban pg&e from getting a tax break. the golden state warriors are nominated for five awards including steph curry, best nba player, and do you remember that quarter where clay thompson set that league record by scoring 37 points against the kings? he's now up for the best record breaking performance. fans are able to vote on the espn website. the warriors also expected to notch a best team nomination on july 6th. the hometown of warriors

star dry draymond green held a parade for him in michigan. during that parade, according to witnesses, a motorcyclist lost control while popping a wheelie, then struck a girl who was dancing. both people had to be taken to the hospital. green was not injured in that accident. organizers say they just hope did it not take away from the overall positive energy of that parade. finals mvp andre iguodala is going to celebrate by jetting off to france for a few days. he will attend several men's fashion shows in paris. iggy is known as one of the more sharper dressers in the nba. is it will be almost two weeks until the new minions film hits theaters but the

little yellow creatures from despicable me are already hitting the "not really red carpet." it will tell the story of where they came from and where they go next. >> i just said she's perpetually crab bee. i think it's because her dress is too tight in the waist, but she likes a cinched waist. >> scarlet overkill recruits the minions for a mission to steal queen elizabeth's crown. you can find out how that turns out when the minions movie opens nationwide. >> love the minions. touring more serious news, the search does continue for the second escaped inmate in new york. up next, we're going to tell you why police think he could have a tough time hiding following the events of last week. and a teenage cancer patient who may not have long to live wants to make his mom's life easier. now he is getting some extra help from unexpected sources.

enjoyable weather will remain in the forecast for your sunday. i will have a look at the temperatures expected and a big heat-up coming your way for the week ahead, coming up.

pride celebrations are taking place all over the country. >> especially following friday's historic vote by the supreme court to legalize same- sex marriage. in houston, people turned out

for a marriage equality rally. at least one couple turned the event into an impromptu wedding party after hurrying to the courthouse to marry. houston's openly gay mayor said she had to leave the state to marry 1 months ago. >> others called the decision a dream come true and said they were looking forward to their own marriages. in minneapolis the interstate 35 bridge over the mississippi river has been lit up like a rainbow for a celebration there in the twin cities. in 2013 minneapolis became the 12th state to legalize same- sex marm. the first time the bridge was lint for the festival pride was in 2011. and in kansas city, missouri, people began celebrating pride on friday. this all followed the announcement. bans and banners welcomed the historic decision. one same-sex couple told a

reporter they felt they were finally off a roller coaster ride. just an hour away from the start of the 45th annual pride parade. spectators are stake out their spots to watch the floats roll by. the theme this year, equality without exception. let's go to ktvu's allie rasmus who is joining us live. she looks like she staked out a really good spot. allie. there you are. how is the parade going? >> reporter: there's so much going on here. people are definitely stake out their spots here all up and down market street. they're expecting 100,000 people to line the streets to watch this parade. off in the distance, probably about three or four blocks away from where we are at beall and market, that's where the staging and that's where the parade is going to begin, but a lot of folks here are ready. you can see a lot of people with their rainbow flags, a lot of rainbow colors, some vendors selling all types of

banners and flags, rainbow colors. this is a big event here in san francisco. we have with us gary, the president of sf pride. in terms of pride festivities and celebrations this is one of the bigger ones in the country. >> yes, new york and san francisco are two of the largest lgbt pride par rands america. >> reporter: there's a million people from all over the country who come here to celebrate the whole weekend. >> yes, and some from out of the country. we have a lot of local people. a large concentration from the whole bay area, even though they're a smaller pride festival, santa cruz, san jose, they all support san francisco. it's wolf platform to educate people and celebrate our victories. >> reporter: when we talked to a couple this morning here from arizona, they said they wanted to come to san francisco for pride weekend. they had the feeling it was going to be a good weekend to be here because of the supreme court decision. and it turns out now marriage equality is the law of the land. how much is that impacting and

augmenting the celebration? >> as son as the supreme court close to take on the occasions we knew that it was going to be decided around june for our pride month celebration. and we're just thrilled not only for the victory, first of all, but they announced that before our parade and festival so we can come together as a community. >> all right, we obviously lost allie rasmus. technical difficulties. we will try to check back in with her in just a little bit. here comes rosemary. allie is gone, and now you're up. >> let's talk about the weather around warming up this week, correct? >> yeah, so today a lot like yesterday. giving you a live look in san jose as paul mentioned, a huge summertime heat-up coming back into the forecast. let's talk about today first. isn't that a beautiful start to the day. we actually had a few sprinkles fall in the overnight hours. we had a plume of subtropical moisture move through, and areas like san jose, into the

east bay, and areas right around the north bay, all reported a few sprinkles this morning. but the clouds are clearing out, and as we get into the second half of your morning, temperatures will be climbing. let's take a look at the storm tracker 2. i will show you no reign the forecast for today, and what we had overnight is now gone. we're left with clouds in and around the bay and along the coastline those clouds really aren't going clear. we will continue with the clouds along the coast and cool conditions for today. notice the on shore breeze from santa rosa, although it's calm, you can see all those arrows pointing in from the southwest. fairfield, 21 miles per hour and sustained. we will continue to see that nice, cool air move through portions of the delta. 70 in fairfield, 71 in walnut creek. so a relatively mild start to the morning already. 64 in hayward. sfo 64. and 60 degrees in san francisco where again parade goers are getting lined up for the parade that actually starts about 10:30 this morning. futurecast model will show you as we get into the afternoon

those low clouds will continue along the coast line, around the bay and inland we will have mostly sunny skies, drier air. so we won't see a whole lot of the clouds we saw yesterday, those interesting mid and high level clouds making for beautiful views as well as a nice sunset. but we will have mostly sunny conditions and temperatures a lot like yesterday with our warmer spots getting into the mid to upper i didn't say and no 90s in the forecast. in fact, take a look. we've got 86 for antioch, 74 for oakland, 66 in san francisco. the the giants will be playing this afternoon. pride festivities will be going on so a nice day there. 79 redwood city, low 80s in and around san jose, mid-80s for morgan hill. temperatures will begin to warm tomorrow, and then hitting the century mark for some as early as tuesday. i will have a look at that extended forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you rosemary. new this morning, space x now says its unmanned rocket exploded because of a problem with a liquid oxygen task.

spacex rocket was carrying two and a half tons of supplies and a new type of docking port to the space station. it broke apart about two and a half minutes after launching from florida. tesla's ceo says a liquid oxygen tank was overpressurized. this is considered a big setback for space x and nasa which is counting on private industry to transport cargo to the space station in the future. this morning the manhunt continues in upstate new york for an escaped inmate. hundreds of law enforcement officers are looking for david sweat. investigators say he is probably having a much tougher time on the run since his fellow escapee was shot to death by officers on friday. the two fled a maximum security prison on june 6th. this morning vice president joe biden made a surprise appearance at the church in south carolina where nine people were shot and killed. meantime another funeral is skeaned today for one of the

victims. de payne middleton doctor will be laid to rest today. governor nikki haley has been among the speakers. >> i struggle because this happened on my watch. and what i can tell you is, we will make this right. we will make this right. they will not have died in vain. [ applause ] >> tomorrow another victim, myra thompson, will also be laid to rest. a school district in houston, texas says it is open to renaming six schools that are named for confederate army officers. the idea was brought up after the church shooting in charleston. some people say they've been waiting and wanting to change the names of those schools for years but others aren't so open to the idea. >> i just think it's time that we take a look at making sure that all of our names reflect the values that we want our

district to portray. >> they've never had a problem with it all these years. why would they have a problem with it now? >> well, this isn't the first time that actually has come up. it was also discussed in 2013 and 2014 when the school district changed some school mascots that were considered offensive to native americans. the controversy over the confederate flag reignited after photos appeared with dylann roof, the suspect in charleston's church shooting, holding a confederate flag. nascar is now dealing with some of the fallout. nascar is an extremely popular sport in the deep south where some view the flag as the pride of diction heat. but when skied about tissue one of the most popular racers in the sport, dale earnhardt jr., said that he agrees with nascar's stance to remove it. he said, quoted, it really does nothing for anybody to be there flying it. it belongs in the history books, and that's about it. now, there are several reports new jersey governor chris christie will announce on tuesday that's running for president. sources say christie will make his announcement at livingston high school where he was class

president all four years he attended school there. but christie says he has not decided if he will join the republican race for the white house. currently there are already 13 other republicans who have declared they are capped dates for the gop nomination. there are reports of the apartment balcony that collapsed in berkeley killing six students may have had an unusual slope is. according to the chronicle, lawyers for the families of one of the victims told prosecutors about witnesses who say the balcony actually add pronounced slope. architectural plans called for a 2% slope to allow water to drain away from the building. berkeley officials say the balcony did give way earlier this month because of dry-rot. east bay animal officials investigating a cruelty case now say a dog thought to have been thrown into a canal probably died by accident. the 14-year-old dog was discovered dead last week in a walnut creek canal. it appeared that he had been tied up but investigators say that reported string or shoe lace of the dog was tangled in actually fell off when the dog

was taken out of the canal. officers now think he fell into the canal, possibly after being hit by a car and say he probably just couldn't get out. a south bay teenager diagnosed with cancer says he is doing everything he can to make the most investor moment. at 15, alex was diagnosed with an aggressive form of bone cancer. he is now 18 and is planting a garden and trying to find out other ways to make things easier for his mom. that includes collecting recyclables sew can have solar panels installed on their home. >> i did help out my mom with electric bills because since i'm not going to be around probably for much longer, i decided that it would be helpful to her, too. >> now, he had raised $1400, then he got a call from energy companies who also wanted to help out. >> a friend of mine on the internet just told me about the situation here, and we all

got together as a group and decided that, let's help the family out. >> alex is kind of cut from the same cloth as us solar professionals where we all want to leave something behind. >> the company has put $30,000 worth of labor around equipment into the house where alex and his mother live. they promise to do the same for other families in need once every six months. alex says the money he raised will be donated to cancer research. it sounds like something out of a futuristic car tan, but robots are already working and ready to serve people right here in the bay area. plus, the latest pronouncement from the prime minister in greece could cause some problems across the euro zone. outside our doors this morning the clouds are clearing. our temperatures are warming. we have another nice day coming our way, and a big warm- up for the week ahead. i will have a look at your temperatures for the afternoon and show you what you can expect in the extended coming up.

a terrorist attack at a seaside resoirnt africa is forcing tourists to flee from the north african country. mourners held a candlelight vigil outside the hotel. one parent brought his child along who held a sign that said is stop terrorism, we love tunisia. a gunman opened fire in broad

daylight killing close to 40 people many of whom were british and german tourists. >> everybody suddenly stand up, and they were running, running really fast, and one said run, run, run, and also the security, they all told us to run go into your rooms, run away. >> the gunman who was killed during the attack has been identified as a 24-year-old engineering student who may have been carrying out isis' message to launch attacks this month for ramadan, the holy month for muslims. the is in an apparent terror attack in france has admitted to killing and decapitating his boss. authorities say he crashed into a u.s.-owned gas factory on friday. that crash triggered an explosion. police say after that crash he then decapitated his boss and placed his head on the gate. officials say then september a selfie of himself is and the victim to a canadian mobile phone number. authorities say he is a delivery man with ties to

radical islam. he, his wife, and his sister and another person are now in custody. the prime minister of greece is suggest its country might not pay the international monetary fund by tuesday. greeks are rushing to withdraw money because they are worried the banks will run out of money. international creditors say there will be no more money for greece unless it agrees to proposals. there's a calling for a national election. greek officials say an election cannot be arranged before next week. fire damaged a building at an abandoned elementary school. it started just after 4:30 at the sea view elementary school in san pablo. one firefighter was treated for heat exhaustion. investigators found unexploded fireworks on the school's playground. they also found evidence the school had been broken into. and starting tomorrow, cal fire will ban all outdoor

burning in the parts of santa clara, alameda, and contra costa counties. people who live in the areas not served by city or county fire departments will not be allowed to burn anything outside their homes. the ban is expected to reduce the risk of wildfires during the drought. cal fire is also asking people to trim their grass and trees, and clean off their roofs and gutters. it adds more than 2 million homes in california are at high or extreme risk for wildfires this year. drivers should be on their best behavior, especially at the end of this week. the chp is warning they will be out in full force patrolling the roadways as far as its holiday maximum enforcement. officers are looking specifically for impaired drivers and speeders. law enforcement agencies across the bay area and california are going to hold so way tee check points. >> independence day is one of those holidays where you go out and have a barbecue with friends and family, you may imbibe some alcohol, you may

get behind the wheel so our goal is to reduce the amount of collisions that happen. if you want to check out fireworks, do so but the chp is warning, do not stop in the middle of the freeways or on the bridges diswrowft take a peek. officers say during the holiday they see people doing just that, stopping in lanes of traffic. i was asking officer daniel hill, really? they just stop on the middle of 80 and watch? he said, yep, every year. don't do that. pull off, find a safe place. >> beautiful to see but not on the freeways and bridges. >> will it be clear? the pressure is on along, right before, the july 4th holiday to clear out the skies. >> i'm not giving that forecast until we are right on that day. giving you a live look here at mostly blue skies. we've got a beautiful start to the day. early on we woke one a few sprinkles. those have since passed. we are still with low clouds in and around oakland, around the bay and along the coastline as well as san

francisco and portions of the peninsula. 63 degrees right now in santa rosa, 60 for san francisco. oakland, you are looking at 63 at the moment, 70 is in livermore, 67 san jose. so already mild for our inland cities where again we have mostly sunny skies. here's another shot from up above where you can see the low clouds along the coastline. this will continue for today. we will be mostly cloudy, cool. inside the bay these are going to peel away. we will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny. temperatures will be a lot like yesterday. hopefully you enjoyed those numbers. temperatures came way down yesterday afternoon, especially for our inland communities. here is a look at the northern half of the state. you can see that plume of moisture that continues to roll through the area. this is coming all the way from the desert southwest. it has to do with the weather element, the high pressure that is over the four corners. you can see the circulation how it drags it into our area, or pumps into it our area, pushes it interest our area, however you want to call it, over portions of the is ier remarks perhaps a thunderstorm

or scattered shower, but the red flag warning is gone and there's no warning in place. if you are thinking about going to the sierra, we have this low pressure that continues to bring us that on shore breeze. the low clouds again up along the coastline for today. if you are going to the pride festivities and the parade, low 60s in the forecast, mid to upper 60s in the forecast for the afternoon, and a great day here. always a good idea to dress in layers he is special if you are coming from out of the area because once that sea breeze turns on in tarchtion could be very cool in some spots. 76 in novato today, nascar continues for the afternoon. consistent richmond. to the east bayshore line, upper 60 to low 70s. alameda, hayward, 73. upper 80s for brentwood. notice we don't have any 90s to speak of for the afternoon today. mid-80s in morgan hit. low 80s for saratoga. 77 for sunnyvale. a beautiful day in san mateo.

mid to upper 60s for san francisco. the giants will play again this afternoon so a nice day at at&t park. the extended forecast, temperatures warming as early as tomorrow, then it just tushes hot as we get into tuesday, wednesday nearing 100 degrees, even exceeding it for some of our hotter spots. temperatures will come down slightly as we get into thursday but a big warm-up coming our way as we get into the work week. >> a roller coaster. >> a good time to head into the city where it is going to be really nice but not sweltering. >> yes. perfect day for a parade. >> thanks, rosemary. >> it looks like giants pitcher tim lincecum could be headed to the disabled list. up next, we'll tell you about that play that sent him off the field. and in presidio, there's a variety of food trucks available to satisfy all your cravings.

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there are many robots working here in the bay area part of the workforce at hotels, museums, and hospitals in san francisco. robotic bell hops deliver items to guests at one hotel in cupertino. a fleet of 25 programmable robots do at least some of the less appealing pickup and delivery jobs at the new ucsf

medical center. >> it carries pathological specimens, all the trash and medical waste is hauled out of the hospital on these tugs so nobody has to push heavy carts around. >> one of the more unusual jobs is at a museum in golden gate park. one of the robots helped guests roam the museum. >> this camera sees art i would not otherwise be able to see. there is more accessibility than just being able to get into the building. >> very interesting. the federal government is now spending $800,000 to help build robots that can help monitor older people to make sure they're eating right and take their medications. that could help keep them in their homes. there's a number of people taking jobs as home healthcare workers continues to decline.

giants pitcher tim lincecum may be headed to the disabled list. >> giants will play the infield in. and this is off of lincecum, to posey. posey to susac, and they got him. >> he took a nasty line drive off his right forearm. he was madely taken out of the game. x-rays were negative but he will likely be sore for a few days. >> he got hit pretty good. i mean, it had a nice bump on it once i wept out there. and, you know, my guess is it's going to take a little time with it being on the right fore arrest. >> now, the giants were still able to come back to make a 7- 5 victory over the colorado rockies. matt duffy hits his 7th home run of the season. the catcher ripped a base clearing double in the 7th. the a's, on the other hand, turned back the clocks yesterday against the kansas city royals. a's players wore replica uniforms from the 1965 kansas city a's. that team lost 103 games, and

the current athletics, they're also struggling. they lose again to the royals, 3-2. they will need a win today to avoid bringing out the brooms and being swept. the grateful dead set to play one last time in the bay area tonight. the "fare thee well" concert is set for later tonight. we've got a lot going on, the pride parade, giants, nascar. >> that forecast is still freaking me out. >> today is going to be nice. enjoy because the heat is coming back. even around the basement mid- 80s. a lot of folks, you know, they rely on that ac from the pacific to bring us the cool- down in the afternoon. so not a lot of people have ac in their homes.

just be prepared. we have that heat coming back. mid-80s around the bay, nearing 100 degrees for inland areas tuesday and wednesday. thankfully it won't last too long. that's it for our show. >> busy day. that is karen sonoma, against and a's at home. we are also just 30 minutes away from the start of the pride parade in san francisco. you are taking a look at beall and market. hope everyone out there has a great time. thanks for joining us.

- [voiceover] today on animal science. the siberian tiger is the biggest cat in the world. it takes down large prey with its five inch long canine teeth. (roar) and the american badger's sharp front claws make it one of the best burrowers. plus, the toad may not look pretty, but it goes through one of the most incredible transformations on earth. today, we'll take a look at the most amazing creatures from all parts of the globe. welcome to the fascinating world of animal science.