abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in richmond, corne cornell? > reporter: kristen, 100 people are here now. the protest has been peaceful. it started at 7:00 a.m. many speakers and activists making it clear to the crowd president trump's immigration policy must end. now, a short time ago, we witnessed tense moments as a counter protester was actually shouted down when he said isis efforts on the undocumented immigrantsawayy sh. these protesters commit their voices to what they call a day of action. >> this is about black people, white people, asian people, red people, everyone coming together for a bigger cause, that's us, our equality. >> reporter: protesting president trump's zero tolerance policy on immigration. >> it's zero humanity policy. >> reporter: activists want the policy to event. >> people who are coming into seek asylum have the legal right to be here. >> reporter: the group says it's not encouraged by the president's recent move to end its practice of separating migrant families at the border. >> supposedly now the children will b

k cornell bernard is live in the district, and some people are not happy, right? >> reporter: that's right. most people knew it was coming, but this project by muni left riders and business owners, in fact, confused. take a look. this is quite the undertaking. this is west portal avenue, and installing hundreds of feet of drainpipe will be the first stage of this summer long project, and for now, bus bridges seem to be the new normal. the first shuttle busses rolled down the street early monday connecting k, l, and m lines to downtown, but some are not happy. >> very inconvenient. they did not tell us what time the bus would be coming up. the trains are late, bus is late, and everything is late. >> reporter: others just rolled it with. >> got to make repairs, make the refairs, as long as it works, who cares. >> reporter: it's needed because stations are closed for two months to allow a major $48 million track replacement project in the twin peaks there was an army of representatives at stations and stops helping riders get to where they needed to go. morgan moreno

cornell bernard has more from another protest today in richmond. >> reporter: about 60 people protested outside the west county detention facility where i.c.e. has housed undocumented detainees. >> to separate families and put children in warehouses is unamerica. >> parent abraham drucker put this on facebook today, asking others to protest. >> the fact we are punishing people who are trying to give their children a better life and trying to live the american dream that we all are living is absurd. >> it breaks my heart. >> recently detained by i.c.e. the president blaming democrats for the policy tweeting saturday, democrats can fix their forced family breakup at the border by working with republicans on new legislation for a change. today immigrants who cross the border illegally charged with a crime instead of a civil offense. the president is willing to ease up on this policy if he can get funding for the border wall. >> the democrats can come to us as they actually are, in all fairness we're talking to them, they can change the whole border security. >> mark brought his son to the

in san francisco cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> people celebrated pride in many ways around the bay areaat the berkeley fellowship of unitearian universalists. today's sunday service focused on giving thanks for the strides the lgbtq community has made over the decades. worshippers also left with a message of appreciating the value of everyone around them no matter how they identify. >> take a moment to let the lgbtq people in your life know you love and support them just the way they are. or in other words, hug a queer. >> money collected during this morning's church services will be donated to oakland's lgbtq community center near lake merritt. >>> a second young person has dyed following a freeway crash on the peninsula. abc 7 news was in san bruno when a bmw crashed into the divider. the 24-year-old man who was driving dyed at the scene. paramedics rushed a 19-year-old woman to the trauma center. she died later. >> all the parts came off the car. the girl got ejected when the car was going up in the air about 15 to 20 feet high and it spun around twice. >> witnesses told the highway

and a special story by cornell berna bernard. >>> maybe you remember this, we first met this 4-year-old last year and now little miles is older, wiser and a bigger dubs fan than ever. his story a little later. i want to tell everybody i'm heading to cleveland for games three and four, so follow me on facebook and twitter. for now reporting live out oracle arena, we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> we didn't see you bust a move out there with the fans tonight. >> maybe you can finds it on my facebook page. >>> a new poll shows that half bay area residents think the region is going in the wrong direction so much that many are thinking of leaving the bay area in the next few years. lilian kim has the story. >> not even the beauty of the bay area is not enough for people to want to stay. 47% say they plan to leave in the next few years. high cost of housing is the reason. >> you kill yourself to pay for eqteut for s , nout>>he cue d't especially if we don't have jobs that pay an arm and a leg. >> reporter: in addition to high cost of housing, voters cited traffic and homelessness as

cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> that's great. >> miles is living the life. little oracle at his house. fantastic. the only place you can watch the nba finals, game three warriors and cavs is wednesday in cleveland. abc's coverage, the network starts at 5:30. the highlights and live postgame interviews on toyota after the game. >> it was windy everywhere it seems. >> gusts up to 40 miles an hour. a look at live doppler 7. it's a whole lot cooler than yesterday. generating cooler air and a strong wind flow. 23 miles an hour in san francisco. around the bay gusts prevail right now and 24-hour temperature change shows it's 14 degrees cooler than at this time yesterday over at fairfield and concord. 13 degrees cooler in antioch. 18 in livermore. you get the picture. windier, cooler. but we have blue skies as you can see looking out over the bay. in oakland, 65. in san jose. 57 at pacifica. a view of santa cruz beach. still warm enough for some folks to enjoy the sun light. 86 degrees up north in santa rosa. that's our warm spot. 79 in napa. novato, 73. 82 fairfie

cornell bernard has a look how fans are wearing their pride on their sleeves. >> reporter: dove nation lined outside the warriors team store to be the first to snag some swag in the wake of that championship sweep. akeela bird from union city loves her doves championship gear, but she's done with king james. >> good job to lebron, but not about him. i'm tired of hearing his name. it's all about dub nation. >> i'm buying a couple of t-shirts, a tank top and several hats. >> reporter: jimmy walton just wanted the hat. >> i'm so excited. and i got the hat. i got the hat. >> reporter: let's face it, it's all about the hat. last year's championship hat sold out so fast they were gone within hours. so this year there's a limit. you can only buy six. graphic sportswear in san francisco started printing championship gear the second the warriors clenched the title. it means big bucks for the warriors. we asked the manager to share the figure. >> can't share that. but we've been number one in sales both online and the arena for the last several years. >> reporter: another run for championship ge

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us now from santa rosa with more on the story. cor sne cornell? >> reporter: this dedication ceremony has ended but as you can see lots of parents and kids enjoying this beautiful brand new park on the first day. many agree this place is more than just a park. it's a way to help the community move forward and heal. >> jesus invites us to pray always. >> reporter: there were prayers in memory of andy lopez. at the dedication ceremony of a new park which bears his aztec dancers performed a blessing ceremony. he hopes this space will indeed unite. >> for now as you reflect on this park and look and drive by, it'll start to heal and mend what has happened in the past. >> reporter: the park built on the same lot where lopez was fatally shot by a sheriff's deputy in 2014. he was carryingane air soft bb gun which resembled an ak-47. investigators say the deputy fired when lopez turned and lifted it up. >> when police protect and care when they know us and show love for us. >> reporter: the park which cost $3 million features a memorial to

. >> abc7's cornell bernard has the story. >> reporter: the first shuttle buses rolled down market streetonnecting k, l, and m line riders with muni trains heading downtown. some commuters not happy. >> very inconvenient because they didn't tell us what time the train would -- what time the bus would be coming up to holloway. the trains are late, the bus is late, and -- everything is late. >> reporter: others just rolled with it. >> got to make repairs. make repairs. as long as it works, who cares? >> reporter: the bus bridge is needed because west portal and foresthill stations are closed $48 million track replacement project in the twin peaks tunnel. muni had an army of representatives at stations and stops helping riders get where they needed to go. moran moreno planned ahead. >> wake up earlier to prepare, get ready, and hop on an earlier bus. >> reporter: the project has turned one block of west portal avenue into a construction zone, off limits to cars. that worries some business owners. naer managers at the raintree cafe hopes customers can find them. >> less parking for people. le

cornell bernard has a look. >> reporter: dikes on bikes leading the pride parade like they do every year. >> we lead the parade and we rev our engines and people go nuts. >> reporter: pride organizers say 50,000 people marched this year, some groups protesting president trump's recent move to separate migrant families seeking asylum, including congresswoman nancy pelosi's own grandson. >> families belong together. >> every year it's great. this year it's absolutely necessary for people to show our unitill and pride. >> reporter: others made their own fashion statements. >> what's up, san francisco! >> reporter: it's really hard to believe there was a time in california when things were not that way. former supervisor tom remains the defeat of the 1978 briggs initiative which tried to ban gays and lesbian from teaching in public schools. >> people felt if you were gay you would get kicked out of school. >> reporter: check out this view. a sea of rainbow pride stretching from the foot of market to civic center. janet pearson sharing the pride with her family. >> love is love and, you know,

cornel bernard has the story. >> reporter: there were prayers in memory of andy lopez at the dedication ceremony of the new park which bears his name. aztec dancers performed a ceremony. he hope this e space will unite. >> for now, you start to mend what happened in the past. >> reporter: he was shot in 2013. he was carrying a bb gun which resembled an ak-47 tft deputy opened fire which lopez turned and raised his weapon. following the shooting, there were protest marches demanding justice of the a small memorial. >> when the police protect and care, when they know us and show love for us. >> the park features a memorial to andy lopez with memory boxes. >> today a memory. >> the ceremony, too emotional tour for his mother. >> we will continue to struggle in his memory show the will never happened again. >> the deputy was cleared of any wrongdoing but friends still want justice. maybe they'll never had the have to see it. >> they released white doves. symbolizing peach. >>> thousands of people including right at the bay area. they were at a rally at the san francisco end of the iconic sp

cornell bernard is on the way to the scene right now. 30 minutes. >> announcer: abc 7 news live desk update. >>> pawnee fire has burned more than 10,000 acres in lake county. today the lake county board of supervisors will vote on an emergency declaration. mandatory evacuations for the community. so far the fire destroyed 22 homes and buildings. for many evacuees staying tat a red cross shelter, the sheriff delivered some good news. >> i think it's behind us. it's burning in an area with where there's not much population at all. >> my house is okay, whatever that means. i'm beginning to think of the whole enormity. >> last check the fire is 5% contained. officials expected to release an update later this morning and we'll bring it to you later. >>> pawnee fire in the center of lake county. the map shows the burn area. the fire north. indian valley reservoir. >>> lake county firefighters put out a fire. alameda county fire department shared these photos on instagram. flames broke out in a building next to their hotel yesterday. while crew

. >> cornell bernard is in oakland, where the city is getting ready to party >> reporter: artist normans it. this -- and he hopes to have it done by tuesday. e tooke. hing a lot more selfies it's just more joy. ar >> the championship banners are going up all over downtown. so are the no parking signs, and lots of barricades. it's becominnear annual tradition for oakland. >> we love the sweep. >> reporter: another nba championship parade to honor those amazing warriors, three nba titles in four years. >> i work nearby. i have a perfect place to view broadway street. and i'll be watching it as i'm actually at work. >> reporter: the parade starts at 1:00 a.m. at broadway and 11th street. ending at 13th and oak near lake merit. the staff at the cafe on broadway getting ready for huge crowds, ordering extra pastry coffee and bottled water so they don't run out. like they did last year. >> a lot of people coming in and out. i think it was like our busiest. said tuesday parade will be by s different. >> instead of the end of parade rally they're doing more interactive stations along the parade

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story. >> gentlemen just invites us to pray always -- jesus invites us to pray always. >> reporter: aztec dancers performed a blessing ceremony at the new county park. this construction worker helped build andy's unify park and hopes the space will indeed you night. >> for now as you look at this park and drive by, it will start to heal and mend what has happened in the past. >> reporter: the park built on the fatally shot by an officer. the officer opened fire when lopez turned and raised his gun. a small memorial went up at the scene of the shooting. >> in the memory of andy, we will heal when thehen thehen the with the police. >> the community is moving forward. >> reporter: the ceremony too emotional for andy lopez's mother. but his aunt spoke on her behalf. >> we'll continue to struggle together in his memory so this will never happen again. >> reporter: the shooting was condoned back in 2016 but friends still keep fighting for justi justice. >> if we keep fighting, then maybe the cop will be off the street but they will never have their

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story. >> jesus invites us to pray always. >> reporter: there were prayers in memory of andy lopez at the dedication ceremony of a new park that bears his name. aztec dancers performed a blessing ceremony at the new county park. construction worker cliff nacamura helped to build andy's park and hopes the 4 acre space will indeed unite. >> from now as you reflect on this park and you look and drive by, it will start to heal and mend what has happened in the past. >> the park built on the same lot where lopez was fatally shot by a sonoma county deputy in 2013, lopez was carrying an air soft bb gun to resemble an ak-47. investigators say the deputy opened fire when lopez turned and raised his weapon. following the shooting, there were protest marches demanding justice. a small memorial went up at the scene of the the. >> in themry of >> this has memory boxes with his picture. >> today is a remembrance of andy and his life and the tragedy that unfolded here and the community moving forward. >> the ceremony too emotional for andy lopez's mother. andy

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has a look at how fans are wearing their pride on their sleeves. >> reporter: dub nation lined up outside the warriors team store at oracle starting at 7:00 a.m. to be the first to snag some swag in the wake of that championship sweep. >> did it for the bay again. then the back-to-back. >> reporter: this woman from union city loves her dub's championship gear.e' done with james. >> good job to lebron but it's not about him. i'm tired of hearing his name. it's all about dub nation. >> reporter: money no object when you talk about dub dynasty. >> i'm buying a couple t-shirts, a tank top and several hats. >> reporter: jimmy walton just wanted the hat. >> oh, my god! i'm so excited, it is ridiculous. and i got the hat! i got the hat! >> reporter: let's face it, it is all about the hat. last year's championship hats sold out so fast they were gone within hours so this year there is a limit. you can only buy six. graphic sportswear with south san francisco starting printing championship gear the second the warriors clinched the title. back-to-back champi

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has a look at how fans are wearing their pride on their sleeves. >> reporter: dub nation lined up outside the warriors team store at oracle starting at 7:00 a.m. to be the first to snag some swag in the wake of that championship sweep. >> did it for the bay again. then the back-to-back. >> reporter: this woman from union city loves her dub's championship gear. >> it's not about le bron. im's tired of hearing his name. >> reporter: money no object when you talk about dub dynasty. >> i'm buying a couple t-shirts, a tank top and several hats. >> reporter: jimmy walton just wanted the hat. >> oh, my god! i'm so excited, it is ridiculous. and i got the hat! i got the hat! >> reporter: let's face it, it is all about the hat. last year's championship hats sold out so fast they were gone within hours so this year there is a limit. you can only buy six. graphic sportswear with south san francisco starting printing championship gear the second the warriors clinched the title. back-to-back championships mean big bucks for the warriors. we asked retail manager