it's pride weekend in san francisco. see how organizers have moved the typically huge event off city streets and online. and hitting the pause button on reopening, how some bay area businesses are bracing for a change of plan starting next week. this is ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00. >> it is pride week mend the bay ar different there years past. good evening. >> this year marks the 50 anniversary of pride celebrations getting underway in san francisco, but because of the pandemic, things are now moved online. sarah has more on how the celebrations have gone virtual.

>> reporter: san francisco pride, like every other event, looks different this year. the celebration is still being honored online. >> like other times before, we'll get through this too and music can be our therapy. >> reporter: it's a different way to celebrate pride, but an important celebration, nonetheless. >> yes, there are less parties but there can be just as much pride. >> reporter: the annual san francisco pride event moved online this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. it's understandable. >> we have to recognize this is something we have to respond to. >> reporter: it's still disappointing. >> i think every movement needs allies. the virtual world is hard ever to bring those folks in. >> reporter: they're making the

most by hosting 13 hours of programming to honor the 50 anniversary. musical performance, discussions activists and celebrity appearances are some of what's happening now. >> we really tried to do our best to pick up everything that you normally see at city hall and put it into virtual format. >> reporter: for andrew, nance and jim maloney, this weekend has a bigger moment. >> this is our anniversary today, 2008. >> happy anniversary. >> reporter: regardless of how it's celebrated, this san francisco couple and others are still grateful to have their love, lives and partners ordered. >> it's great to remember how far we've come. >> reporter: the virtual celebration wraps up at 9:00 tonight and you can celebrate tomorrow 2:00 p.m.

to 7:00 p.m.. >> the lgbtq community center in oakland is working to repair windows that were smashed in the building located in the oak merit district. a man broke the windows the yelling expletives. >> well, the pandemic has led to a big change in the gay pride celebration's pink triangle on the side of twin peaks this. year it will standout and shine more brightly than ever before. the huge pink canvas cannot be installed so it's being replaced by 2700 pink lights a.pink torch made its way from oakland to san francisco today. 40 people including the mayor passed the torch that started at lake mary. organizers say the triangle will be visible all the way to

the eastbank. >> even despite covid, even despite our continued fight for justice and dignity for all, that pink triangle is going to light up tonight and that is our way of celebrating and showing our perseverance. >> it was driven across the bay bridge to san francisco with an escort. mayor breed will light the triangle tonight in a ceremony. >> we're helping to collect donations for the national aids memorial. the organization is helping to make masks from fabric that was used to make the memorial's famous quilt. for more details log on to ktvu.com/giving day. >> now the coronavirus and, california hospitalizations have hit a record. the number of people hospitalized in california with

covid-19 reached 4494 yesterday. that's 1000 more than the week prior. there is also a record number of people in icu. that number climbed to 1973 yesterday. there are a total of more than 206,000. the surge in cases has the bay area considering pausing or adjusting their reopening their timelines. san francisco halted plans to scheduled for monday and contra costa county is on the fence. >> reporter: it was a busy saturday at main street kitch none walnut creek. well, as busy as it could be with limited tables and outdoor

seating only. we still have to maintain the social distance. >> starting july 1st dine-in service was set to begin. >> reporter: not so fast. the county says health services is evaluating whether the county should continue current reopening timeline showing the activity is increasing in the community. restaurants, nail salons, bars, gyms, hotels and tattoo parlors will be impacted if it continues. >> the health and safety of our guests and staff is our number one priority. we want things to go smoothly and perfectly. >> the past three or four months -- >> reporter: zebra tattoo and body piercing the general manager says he bought jewelry and hired back staff ahead of a july 1st reopening and now the change could hurt. >> that is a huge, huge hit.

now we have payroll and inventory that's been ordered. it's bad for sure. it was a big shock because we were really, you know, ramping up to fully reopen. now we're just back to a waiting game, i guess. that's what we've been doing now patiently for four months. wed ear at the mercy of the county. >> reporter: the county plans to announce any changes by monday. they say the number of hospitalzations has increased 42% in contra costa county. more younger people are testing positive. san francisco mayor london breed announce add delay moving into phase 3 after seeing 103 new cases in a single day. >> today is the first day that roads will be closed to vehicle travis knudsen nick if

san carlos. they approve add weekend plan to encourage bicycle and pedestrian activity with allowing businesses to extend outdoor dining. the road closures will happen every weekend through the end of the year. >> the ktvu news app features all of the reopening plan. there is a running list of what's open and where. >> santa clara county held a weekly town hall today. the supervisor and county health officials updateed the county's efforts. there are almost four thousand confirmed coronavirus cases and 155 deaths, the highest of any bay area. the number of deaths reported weekly has been declining. >> the weekly mortality numbers that we were seeing, the death rates is now down to very low single digits. the last two weeks we've been

able to come here on saturday and as much as we more than the deaths and the grief and we're sorry for the families, we still have to say that two deaths per week is a much better indicator than a couple dozen. >> right now there are 78 people confirmed and in the hospital in santa clara county. >> officials at san quentin prison today reported dozens more inmates are infected with the coronavirus. another 66 positive cases today among the inmates bringing the total to 613 inmates up from 547 on friday. 89 staff members have been infected. a rally is planned for tomorrow afternoon in front of the prison demanding they do more to protect the inmates from the spread of the virus. >> the u.s. has at least 2.4 million coronavirus cases and

at least 125,000 related deaths. more than half of allstates are seeing spike in cases leaving some states to pause reopenings. >> this is real. it's not going away any time soon. >> reporter: the new daily coronavirus cases in the united states are trending up. florida health officials reporting more than nine thousand new covid-19 cases on saturday. the data marking the highest single day recording in the state since the start of the pandemic. >> there are 200,000 tests a week we're doing in florida so obviously you're going to see a spike. >> reporter: the nation recorded more than 40,000 new cases on friday loan and the infection rate continues to rise in more than 30 states. the surging number of new cases have sent many back pedaling on reopening plans. in texas the case numbers have increased drank increased

dramatically this week. friday saw nearly six thousand new cases and 28 more related deaths. texas governor greg abbott ordered bartos shut down on friday as he scaled back restaurant dining. >> we were hoping it would turn around by may, but now that everything is going in the wrong direction it doesn't look like we'll be over this any time soon. >> reporter: arizona is seeing an increased number of covid-19 patients admitted to the emergency room. health workers say the new cases are in the people 20 to 44 years old. most of the patients are being discharged. the young people could pass the disease on to the older population is the fear. >> i would hate for you to see what we're seeing ohen a daily basis. >> reporter: american airlines is set to stop blocking seats

for social distancing as of july 1st. >> the trump campaign reportedly removed social distancing signs before the controversial rally in tulsa last week. the washington post reports trump campaign officials had thousands of stickers removed that read do not sit here please. the removal contradicted instructions from the management of the arena as the cases were rising sharply. oklahoma reporter who attended the rally has tested positive for covid-19 along with six trump campaign staffers who set up the rally. >> the european union is set to meet monday to discuss a travel ban against the countries dealing with coronavirus spikes and one of the countries will be the united states. the eu plans to reopen borders on july 1st. a european diplomat says

factors also be based on health and science and not politics this. means canada, new zealand and asian and north african countries will be permitted. >> another food donation event took place today. the word of mouth food donation held a drive at the united stated church of christ in oakland. people were able to select meats, canned goods, soups and more. it is timely with so many struggling right now. >> our goal is to make sure that everybody is fed, gets something to eat. open to saturday of the month. coming up, new revelations this evening about a bombshell report claiming russia paid taliban fighters to target u.s.

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the russian government today released video of what it calls an interception of three u.s. navy planes over the black sea. russia says the planes were flying over neutral waters but towards the russian border. the three planes eventually flew in a different direction this. comes after u.s. war planes intercepted two russian aircraft on wednesday when they came within 50 miles of the alaskan chain. >> there are reports this evening that president trump hand vice president mike pence were actually kept in the dark by intelligence officials after reports of russians paying taliban fighters to target u.s. troops in afghanistan. the revolution has the democrats sharply criticizeing the white house. we have more from washington,

d.c.. >> reporter: there is growing outrage over a new york times report that says u.s. intelligence officials believe a russian military unit offered taliban militants money in exchange for targeting u.s. troops. the bombshell report says the financial bounties offered have been around for several months. the president says he's taken a tougher stance on russia but others say differently. senator cain says president trump was cozying up to putin while he knew they were trying to kill the u.s. troops in afghanistan. russia's embassy in washington called it base less. the former u.s. ambassador to russia tweeted he wants to know more, writing i hope we get to hear from some regarding the dereliction of duties to defend

the soldiers. i hope there is an explanation. this comes as the trump administration works to draw down the forces in afghanistan. they hope to bring the total number of troops in the country down to five thousand this fall. president trump has called for the u.s. military to end involvement in afghanistan, saying he wants to see that happen sooner rather than later. in washington, mark meredith, fox news. >> hundreds of my grant children could be released from u.s. detention centers next month because of the coronavirus threat a.federal judge in los angeles is criticizing health conditions at the facility. she says that says they're [ inaudible ] an advocacy group hopes ice will release the children as long as with their

parents. ice has been keeping the families together or transfering the kids to a sponsor or relative in the u.s. >> san frontline tv's great highway project is underway. crews and heavy equipment were out. [ inaudible ] this cause as safety hazard during windy weather. the timing is good for the project this year because the great highway is closed due to the pandemic. it's used as a promenade during shelter in place order. and the weather, i think the wind will blow the sand around especially sunday. there is a bit of a breeze today and cooler temperatures onboard. we look at the highs, showing you can 80s, on the yokosuka in the mid 90s. one site showing 95. santa rosa 82 and the coast in the upper 50s and lower 60s.

san francisco 61. it will be a cool to mild sunday. gusty winds, essential special li for one part of the bay area. we'll talk about that coming up. as far as the current numbers, 91 in brentwood, concord 78, san francisco 57 and san jose 76 degrees. lots of minus signs indicating most areas a bit cooler than yesterday at this time. fairfield 12 degrees cooler. here is the satellite. this has been kind of the same satellite picture all week. that's the fog coast side and a good on shore breeze. you may see a few high clouds drifting in. this is showing high scattered clouds. take a look at the hills. it's a constant remindser that

reminder that we're in fire weather. we have fog to start the day tomorrow. here is the pattern change. the area of low pressure moving in settles in for tomorrow. as a result we're not expecting major heat this weekend. today and tomorrow a cooler forecast and gusty winds. you'll notice the brighter colors indicate stronger wind speeds. this is sunday morning 8:00. the brighter colors pick up and the numbers pick up, especially up in the north bay, santa rosa, north bay hills, napa county and lake counted ti. with the winds increasing sticking around into early monday morning, these areas under a red flag fire warning sunday 2:00 p.m. to monday 8:00 p.m..

the winds even go up into the north bay hills. it is elevated fire danger beginning sunday night into monday. winds could be 20 to 30 miles per hour. when you get the offshore winds it dries things out. as far as temperatures tomorrow, no major heat out there. just lower 80s for the afternoon highs. santa cruz in the upper 60s. here is a look ahead. tomorrow is one of the cooler days and we warm up back monday and tuesday. in fact, by tuesday we could be around 90 degrees . if you have not been a fan of the heat over the next few days, the same pattern, i think you'll like the short term forecast this weekend, definitely temperatures cooling off. >> yeah, they have. i've noticed changes here in the east bay, mark. thank you. coming up, the third round of the travelers championship and how the women's national

soccer league showed solidarity in the protest against racial injustice. joe is up next in sports.

good evening everyone. here is what's happening

tonight in sports. the galleries have been allowed this weekend on the golf tour they would've been roaring about what they were seeing. starting times were moved up to avoid thunder showers. two players posted career scores today. dustin johnson has been around the block a little bit but never previously shot a 61. johnson on number 12, bogey free. that was good enough to get him two strokes under the lead. brandoned to, his approach on the 14th hole, top end birdie, one of nine on the day forked to. he also shot 61. he's now gone 50 holes without making bogey. he'll be after his fourth career win tomorrow. >> nascar running back-to-back

points races today and tomorrow at pocono in pennsylvania. delay for some emergency drainage work where water was pulling. eric jones runs into tyler reddick on lap 72. they hit the inner barrier. jones was finished. reddick made repairs and continued racing. kevin harvick held off denny hamlin for the win. no burnout because harvick needs the car tomorrow. he is the overall nascar points leader. >> national women's soccer league opened in utah today. they warmed up in black lives matter shirts and both teams took a knee during nash name anthem and observe add moment of silence, part of a joint statement by the two teams said

we love our country and we've take done opportunity to hold it to a higher standard. >> we'll leave you with a moment of sports history that happened on this day in 2005. atlanta's julio franco hate grand slam at 46. he was the oldest play never major league history to hit a grand slam. he played until he was 48. that's quite a story about julio, setting record like that too. >> wow, incredible. joe, thank you. >> coming up at 10:00, presidential hopeful, joe biden, releases data showing ow diverse his campaign staff is. we'll have those numbers and the latest poll tonight at 10:00. andre. >> thank you so much for making

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