kron 4's hermela aregawi shows us the colorful celebrations that are thousands gathered in delores park saturday to celerbate the lgbtq community.the rainbow flags and the love were in the air.sabrina gonzales/attendee: every year i come its like my fourth time. and i love celebrating it everybody is so free. its just a whole day dedicated to us. a whole weekend matter of fact. and i love it. its just filled with so much love and good energy. it's always positive vibes. i dont ever have a bad time. desharrah scott/attendee:i jsut love seeing the people. and how much people are just gathered for the love and just celebrating gay pride and that we all get to be together and be who we want to be.sfpd says all hands are on deck this weekend.they have officers planted throughout the crowds to make sure that people stay safe.people we talked to say they are not worried about security.desharrah scott/attendee:no i'm not concerned i think the police and everybody who is here like i see people on buildings and stuff. i think they'll be able to handle it if anything was to break out.sabrina gonza

delores has known robert since she was 9 years old and married 46 years.gan falling behind on manager payments several years ago and he says wells fargo declined a loan modification, but he was later sent a letter that he may be eligible for a loan modification and offered to help him apply. he paid out close to $20,000 for attorney fees and program fees and loan audit to endeavor and other companies it recommended. robert says it was a huge mistake. >> i'm embarrassed but i feel worse than my family because i let them down. >> we contacted endeavor which told us it was no longer in business and contacted the foreclosure defense company which said it received the case from endeavor. foreclosure defense said it prepared a lawsuit against the lender to advocate for the family's behalf. they never filed it because the sextons failed to complete the necessary affidavit. robert said he gave them what they want and there was a modification package prepared but the state department said it's not licensed to do tat. foreclosure defense in its report said it's a se

(hermela aregawi) the castro is packed.and so was delores park which is where i spent most of my day. that's where the dyke march and rally took place.once again.. this event has brough the masses.thousands gathered in delores park saturday to celerbate the lgbtq community. the rainbow flags and the love were in the air.sabrina gonzales/attendee:every year i come its like my fourth time. and i love celebrating it everybody is so free. its just a whole day dedicated to us. a whole weekend matter of fact. and i love it. its just filled with so much love and good energy. it's always positive vibes. i dont ever have a bad time.desharrah scott/attendee: i jsut love seeing the people. and how much people are just gathered for the love and just celebrating gay pride and that we all get to be together and be who we want to be.sfpd says all hands are on deck this weekend.they have officers planted throughout the crowds to make sure that people stay safe.people we talked to say they are not worried about security.desharrah scott/attendee:no i'm not concerned i think the police and everybody who

the march began at delores park and finished at the civic center. it wasn't without controversy. here's quinnell with more. >> thousands on the move through san francisco to celebrate transgenertran transgender equality. billy cooper is feel iing a lot of solidarity. >> being a transgender woman is every day life for me. it especially courages me to wake up every morning and to be a better person. >> many say this career's trans march is more important than ever. >> this is the year we need to be visible. >> he says transgender rights are not a priority for the trump administration. >> the climate of hate here is right to me. >> the police presence was hard the miss. every available cop will be on duty. the weekend festivities to keep crowds safe, but thi grup does not agree. >> it's not right to keep our community safer. >> until recently, the website told attendees not to be friendly to cops. that information has been removed. >> a lot of people i know and care about have been told that the cop, they have to move along because -- >> supervisor jeff shee says the xlimt is changi

thousands gathered in delores park saturday to celerbate the lgbtq community.the rainbow flags and the love were in the air.sabrina gonzales/attendee: every year i come its like my fourth time. and i love celebrating it everybody is so free. its just a whole day dedicated to us. a whole weekend matter of fact. and i love it. its just filled with so much love and good energy. it's always positive vibes. i dont ever have a bad time. desharrah scott/attendee:i jsut love seeing the people. and how much people are just gathered for the love and just celebrating gay pride and that we all get to be together and be who we want to be.sfpd says all hands are on deck this weekend.they have officers planted throughout the crowds to make sure that people stay safe.people we talked to say they are not worried about security.desharrah scott/attendee:no i'm not concerned i think the police and everybody who is here like i see people on buildings and stuff. i think they'll be able to handle it if anything was to break out.sabrina gonzales/attendee: i am scared about isis and all that but i think they h

yesterday delores park was packed as revelers danced and raised flags for the dyke march down 16th street. it's a pink saturday tradition. >> well, i came out 50 years ago, and to see all these young people living their lives, so many thousands of us, it's amazing. it really is special. >> as we've mentioned more than a million people are in town for this weekend's pride celebration. and security is the highest priority. the san francisco police department is being extra cautious this year he especiall after recent terror attacks across the world and keeping in mind the pulse nightclub sho shooting in orlando at pride one year ago. pulse survivor are roldan and the mother of another victim flew from orlando to san francisco to show no one is cowering it to hate crimes or terrorism. >> it's to share my story and address we need to make america safer again. >> we've seen recent attacks both in the u.s. and the uk they're doing it by any means necessary. >> authorities are focused on places where cars could come into contact with large crowds so they've set up barricades along the perimeters

happening today, the 25th annual san francisco dike march beginning at delores park.nity. the additional theme is the call to resist advocating for people facing displacement or lacking health care. programming for the event starts at delores park at 11:00 with the march at 6:00 p.m. >>> san francisco fire station 8 in the soma neighborhood is ready to celebrate pride weekend. last night, the san francisco firefighter's local 798 tweeted out this video lit up in the colors of the trans gender pride flag. >>> san francisco police gave the first minute by minute account of last week's shooting at a ups facility. they are pooring over cell phones and computers. they say during his ten minute shooting spree, he use d a stoln illegal gun with a 30 round magazine to shoot and kill fellow drivers. after a morning staff meeting. >> the evidence indicate that is the shooting of mr. luis, chan and -- appeared purposeful and targeted. >> he then shot and killed himself. investigators say he carried out the shooting without saying anything and without warning. >>> stand l room on

hundreds of people walked from delores park down market street. theme of pride this year is a celebration of diversity. the marchers tell us this weekend is a time to embrace who they are. >> i'm excited to be able to embrace my gender identity and my sexuality. >> it is important to be here this weekend because so many of us have been trained to keep ourselves silent and to hide and we're not meant to be that way. >> in all the celebration, the police and fbi are concerned about the possibility of a terror attack. with all of the attacks happening around the world and keeping in mind the pulse nightclub shooting that happened at pride in orlando last year. police presence will be heavy all weekend long. >>> san francisco added a new component to this year's pride festivities, weddings. the clerk's office was decked out and newly wed companies received special pride marriage certificates. amid the bouquets and the smile there is a special awareness. >> i want to remember all of the faces that -- [ inaudible ]. and to remember this is that place [

i got to agree, delores, great start to the morning with lower humidity.ets head up to 66 degrees in john's house in perkasie. got a little bit more sunshine heading further north and then one final check, lets head back down to the shore to ocean city, one of my favorite spots, james saying it is 70 degrees, morning sunshine in ocean city. it is a perfect beginning to a summer sunday at the shore, i could, not agree more. it is a wonderful day to day, our headlines out there we will see a complete turnaround from our sunday, compared to what we had yesterday, where we had thunderstorm activity that came through this morning it is a complete 180. average to below average temperatures, starting to day and leaving, into what should be again that below average range as we move in the start of the work. we have a couple weak short waves as we like to call them that will be traveling just to the north, of the delaware valley and that can give off a few showers in the area neighborhood network taking a look at the sky line of the city of brotherly love from palm

they forked out holdups of delores to get a drone before it hit the market. but this high flying dream crashed and burned. this video touts the lily camera a clever twris on the drone. lily follows its subject and records life from above. this man saw it on line and pulled out his credit card to land one six months ahead of everyone else. >> it really hit me. they got me where they wanted me, which is i have an immediate need for us. >> reporter: it's advertised as waterproof, too. the $1 million flying marvel is the brainchild of two berky alums. this blanketed social media, offer presailed at discount and collected more than $30 million. a financial feat lily touted to the tech crunch. >> $30 million. >> $34 million in. >> in 2015. >> that's a lot of units. >> it's been great. >>ologicaly ranked in more than $38 million from 61450 buyers in 80 countries. >> i gave them $600. >> but lily repeatedly pushed back its delivery date, leaving customers to wonder whether this drone making startup would ever get off the ground. >> when i officially made my purchase

march began at delores park. it wasn't without controversy.ornell bernard joining us live from city hall with the story. cornell. >> reporter: larry, we saw thousands of folks marching tonight. take a look, tonight san francisco city hall lit with the colors of the transgender pride flag. police provided safety during the march tonight but not everybody was mahappy about tha >> when do we want 'em? >> now! >> reporter: thousands on the move through san francisco to celebrate transgender equality. billy cooper is feeling a lot of solidarity. >> being a transgender woman is every day life for me. it is -- it encourages me to wake up every morning and to be a better person. >> reporter: many say this year's trans march is more important than ever. >> this is a year we need to be visible. >> reporter: raffi simington says transgender rights are not a priority for the trump administration. >> the climate of heat and fear is frightening to me. >> reporter: the police presence at the march was hard to miss. every available cop will be on duty for wee

march began at delores park. it wasn't without controversy.ornell bernard joining us live from city hall with the story. cornell. >> reporter: larry, we saw thousands of folks marching tonight. take a look, tonight san francisco city hall lit with the colors of the transgender pride flag. police provided safety during the march tonight but not everybody was mahappy about tha >> when do we want 'em? >> now! >> reporter: thousands on the move thrgh san francisco to celebrate transgender equality. billy cooper is feeling a lot of solidarity. >> being a transgender woman is every day life for me. it is -- it encourages me to wake up every morning and to be a better person. >> reporter: many say this year's trans march is more important than ever. >> this is a year we need to be visible. >> reporter: raffi simington says transgender rights are not a priority for the trump administration. >> the climate of heat and fear is frightening to me. >> reporter: the police presence at the march was hard to miss. every available cop will be on duty for weeke

hundreds marched from delores street down market.nd this is a time to embrace who they are. >> i'm excited to be able to embrace my gender identity and my sexuality. >> it is important to be here this weekend because so many of us have been trained to keep ourselves silent and to hide and we're not meant to be that way. >> amid all of the celebrations, police and the fbi are concerned about the possibility of a terror attack in light of the attacks happening around the world as well as the pulse nightclub shooting at pride last year. police presence will be heavy all weekend. >>> there will be new safety measures this year for the san francisco marathon for the first time ever, organizers are closing the northbound lanes on the golden gate and that will limit southbound traffic to just two lanes and in the past only cones separated cars from thousands of runners. the district board made a decision based on safety following recent terror attacks in europe. they say other factors informed their decision as well. >> you read every day i

thousands gathered in delores park saturday to celerbate the lgbtq community.the rainbow flags and the love were in the air.sabrina gonzales/attendee: every year i come its like my fourth time. and i love celebrating it everybody is so free. its just a whole day dedicated to us. a whole weekend matter of fact. and i love it. its just filled with so much love and good energy. it's always positive vibes. i dont ever have a bad time. desharrah scott/attendee:i jsut love seeing the people. and how much people are just gathered for the love and just celebrating gay pride and that we all get to be together and be who we want to be.sfpd says all hands are on deck this weekend.they have officers planted throughout the crowds to make sure that people stay safe.people we talked to say they are not worried about security.desharrah scott/attendee:no i'm not concerned i think the police and everybody who is here like i see people on buildings and stuff. i think they'll be able to handle it if anything was to break out.sabrina gonzales/attendee: i am scared about isis and all that but i think they h

we go live now from the scene at delorous park. >> reporter: it was mild. many people who attended today said they came for deeply person reasons. >> reporter: the mission of the 25th annual bike march was to bring people together and celebrate diversity and it brought out the bikes. they came in all size, shape and colors and rattled the park. terry was leading today's parade. >> it is always exciting. this is my 24th year. it used to be there was only 5 of us leading the march. now it is bigger. >> reporter: the rally brought about 50,000 from the lbgtq community. this year's pride parade is expected to blur the lines between celebration and protest. >> the pride parade started out as a protest. so, there really is no separation. it is a peaceful protest. not a we are angry it is, you know, we want justice and we want fair rights. >> reporter: unity and strength will be displayed in numbers. 300 members will take part in sunday's parade. no doubt it will be the loudest unit. these veteran riders can handle the machinery. the same could not be said for som

robert's wife, delores, is overwhelmed by the generosity. >> we have so many good friends, and so manygood neighbors. >> reporter: others suggested the family pursue criminal and civil action. "7 on your side" put them in touch with adult protective services, the agency is working with the district attorney on possible criminal action. >> certainly we're looking at them for criminal fraud, real estate fraud, elder abuse, and whether there has been any consumer fraud. >> reporter: at the beginning of the day, the family was hopeful authorities could obtain an emergency order to stay the foreclosure. the d.a. said unfortunately, it's much too late for that. robert regrets he didn't reach out for help earlier. his grandson said it's not his grampa's fault. he will buy the home back. >> i want the memories back from there. >> reporter: the family says they're ready to move on. they still have their dog, buddy, and they have each other. >> with my family, anyplace feels like home. as long as we're together. >> we'll continue to follow this story and keep you posted. now, the district attorn

robert's wife, delores, is overwhelmed by the generosity. >> we have so many good friends, and so manyhbors. >> reporter: others suggested the family pursue criminal and civil action. "7 on your side" put them in touch with adult protective services, the agency is working with the district attorney on possible criminal action. >> certainly we're looking at them for criminal fraud, real estate fraud, elder abuse, and whether there has been any consumer fraud. >> reporter: at the beginning of the day, the family was hopeful authorities could obtain an emergency order to stay the foreclosure. the d.a. said unfortunately, it's much too late for that. robert regrets he didn't reach out for help earlier. his grandson said it's not his grampa's fault. he will buy the home back. >> i want the memories back from there. >> reporter: the family says they're ready to move on. they still have their dog, buddy, and they have each other. >> with my family, anyplace feels like home. as long as we're together. >> we'll continue to follow this story and keep you posted. now, the district attorney says i

this evening there will be a trans march that begins in delodelo delo delo delores park. the parade begins at market street tomorrow morning, goes to eighth street. it attracts 10,000 participants and 100,000 spectators. >>> they will be setting up the line for the pink triangle on twin peaks. it is a sign of strength and hope. in nazi germany, prisoners were forced to wear the triangle as a sign of shame. >>> the cast of hamilton from the musical's national tour will be in the big parade. walt disney museum will be marching in the parade for the first time. they will be joining the sf moma and the asian art museum. check out this human banner of love by employees of san francisco federal reserve bank. they created this huge rainbow flag and then tweeted it out for the whole world to see. >>> we have sunday morning circled on our calendars. we certainly hope it will be a nice day in san francisco, and turning to our microclimate, some areas in the bay will be hitting the 90s. still, that's cooler than what we saw earlier in the week. >> let's go to dublin. you can see cle

programming starts at the delores park at 11 krk a.m. w:0 with the march castro at :00.tart to the weekend. we'll see warming temperature sns. >> it's all relative to what we had the past oum of days and we'll see the cooldown continuing. here's a look at the san matteo bridge where you can see the line of low clouds where we have 58 degrees. looking at 62 in mountain view, numbers in the upper 70s today. and we'll talk about the warmth in inland and a continued cooldown across the bay area. your forecast is next. >> thank you. also ahead, raiders quarterback richest deal in nfl history. will he spend >>> in sports this morning the a's will try to beat the white sox again. daniel gose et takes to the mound for oakland. first pitch is at 11:10 a.m. it's pixar day at the park. all fans are encouraged to come to the game dressed as their favorite character. the giants will try to end a three-game skid. first pitch is at 4:15. last night, the giants returned home to face new york. here's anthony flores with highlights. >> good morning, everyone. the giants needed a wake up c

yesterday delores park was packed as revelers danced and raised flags for the dyke march.ition. >> i came out 50 years ago. to see them live their lives, so many thousands of us, it's amazing. it's really special. >> as we've mentioned more than a million people are in town this weekend for pride celebrations. >>> and security is the highest priority, the sfpd is being extra cautious after recent terror attacks and the pulse nightclub shooting at pride in orlando one year ago. pulse survivor rodan and the mother of another victim flew from orlando to san francisco to show no one is cowering to hate crimes or terrorism. >> to really share my story but also to address we need to make america safer again. >> we've seen recent attacks both in the u.s. and the uk they're doing it by any means necessary. >> authorities say they're focused on places where cars could come into contact with big groups of people so they set up barricade along pride event perimeters. >>> now to a fire that significantly damaged a high school on the peninsula yesterday. it started on the gym roof in b

. >>> this is the view from san francisco's delores park. people usually head here to sun bathe in the city. a little different today. people were seeking refuge under any shade they could find. >> downright awful in arizona, where it's expected to reach 120 degrees today. >> wow. >> paul sent this video of his son's east bay baseball team playing in phoenix at 10:00 this morning, and it was already 110 degrees. the last time it reached 120 degrees in phoenix was in july of 1995. there it goes. it could be worse. death valley could see 124 degrees tomorrow. >> that's incredible. >>> playing baseball in that heat. the severe heat being looked at as a possible cause for buckling several freeway lanes in west sacramento. cal trans worked into the night to repair four lanes of pavement on eastbound highway 50. all lanes are now open. >>> temperatures climbed into the 90s in downtown san jose today, where families, they were heading there to cool off in the fountains. jonathan bloom there. where's the water? isn't that usually gushing behind you?

warmer and cloud are overhead and calm start to the day that is for sure, and, then we will go down to deloresas well, she's down in newark this morning at 70 degrees. it is warm but we are already starting to see, a little bit of light drizzle, falling in northern delaware as well. check out southern delaware down at the beach in rehoboth, it is a foggy, it is a dreary, it is just a overall, kind of miserable start to saturday, at the beach points, not just in delaware but as we head up the coast in south jersey as well, fog out there even though it is warm, muggy and not really nice morning beach weather. there have been a couple folks , moving down the boardwalk but overall, don't expect a whole lot of people and we will get up to, 86 degrees. we are on 83. we're comparable to where we should be for middle of june, as we get to july and august we will see that 86 today, close tore our average high we will get in the middle of july , average for july 17th is 87. by the time we get into august we are back down in the mid 80 's. we're where we need to be but, and, back today, sunday and then i

happening today, the 25th annual dike march beginning at delores parks.ditional theme of this year's march is the call to resist, advocating for facing displacement. it starts at 11:00 a.m. with the march to the castro commencing at :00 p.m. >>> in san francisco, fire st station 8 is ready to celebrate pride weekend. last night, san francisco firefighters local 798 tweeted out this video of the station. lit up in the color of the trans gender pride flag. >> today in oakland, a celebrity softball game featuring some world champions. the third annual celebrity charity softball game will take place at the oakland coliseum today at 2:30. several warriors are scheduled to play. raiders running back marshawn lynch and other local excellents are expecked to attend. let's get a check of your forecast now with our moll gist, lisa. >>> good morning. low clouds and fog. multilayer clouds from mt. tam, so the inversion making its way into parts of the east bay valley. 56 in san francisco. oakland, partly supny skies, so upper 50s to near 60 today and look iing at hig

my name is delores reyes. i am an entrepreneur and i have a consulting company called the yellow group and associates. and my specialty is department of defense as it were in consulting. things are changing here in washington in terms of where money's going. so the department is scheduled to have 334 ships to be built, more planes, et cetera, to be built in the military. so subsequently there are so many job opportunities for people in the trades. for example, if you're in the shipbuilding industry, need a lot of people who are in welding and lelectricians, et cetera, e cetera. so what are we doing for the children who want to be in the trades? what are school systems doing to put them in the direction? to help the largest shipbuilding industry in the country who need all of these people. they need them now and they'll need them tomorrow. so we need your help. we need too find out what are you doing in the education system to prepare them for other type of work other than going to a university in the trades. t

de atracciones diferentes al que estamos acostumbrados a ver, mÁs de mÚsica de familia de jardines deloresue sus habilidades los copian de sus padres, a veces no los estamos entrenando y ya quieren hacer lo mismo. >> familias de todas partes de rusia y del mundo vienen a sochi a disfrutar de esta atracciÓn, en el mar negro hay cientos de animales pero las colas son largas para tenerlos asÍ de cerca, tomarse una buena foto hasta nadar con ellos. >> tenemos muchos delfines y con difÍcil restos habilidades y tratamos que todos estemos presentes en el show haciendo lo que nos pare. >> una cosa tan bonita que se ven los delfines pintando, y esas obras se venden ahÍ para fundaciones con niÑos que tienen necesidades especiales, asÍ estamos celebrando nuestro recorrido maÑana vamos a estar en moscÚ nos vemos muchachos que bueno, dejamos el calor y a buscar de nuevo los abrigos adelante son camilo montoya. >> un abrazo camilo. >> buen viaje. >> quÉ lindo y que inteligente los delfines me encantan, viste como al nacer ahÍ no tienen casi que entrenarlos. >> es bonito, ademÁs recall tanto lo que dijo