it started at dolores park and is heading towards the civic center. police are well aware of the threats across the country and are full staffed in the city this weekend. uniformed and plainclothes officers will be in high-traffic areas throughout the weekend, and they're urging everyone to be watchful and report anything suspicious. >> we're not aware of any threats against it, but we're constantly working with our state and federal partners to monitor anything. we do know there have been threats against other pride events around the count. so we're really being vigilant, and we have communication not only with our other law enforcement partners but also with pride organizers. >> joining us now, the executive director of pride, suzanne ford. happy pride weekend. thanks for being with us. other than the parties and the smiles, what's the genuine meaning for this weekend? >> well, i think it's san francisco standing up and saying, we're not going to do that here. we're going to be able to be who we are and love who we love in san francisco. so we're go

a lot of people tomorrow will head out to dolores park. i will probably be out there all day long coming back on monday with a sunburn. we are still left with cool and cloudy conditions. if you are heading to the civic center saturday or sunday, daytime highs in the low 60s. morning clouds turn into afternoon sunshine. good news there. here is what we are looking at for the pride parade forecast, hour by hour. starts around 10:30, kicking off with cloudy conditions around 2:00. we will be left with partly cloudy skies around that hour with daytime highs in the low 60s. outside, cloudy conditions for us. that marine layer is holding strong acting like tupper wear with the dense cloud layer above the bay bridge. for temperatures in concord, 59 as we wake up. 60 in san jose. the marine layer will pull back on the coast but not nearly as much as yesterday. more in a bit. for now over to you, jocelyn. >>> right now, this morning not too bad. we want to start with how they look for the pride parade in san francisco this sunday. we will start wit

. >> countless steps taken from dolores park to the castro. san francisco's decades-old dyle ke march as meaningful as ever. marching and fighting for their rights. the aclu is currently tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at the lgbtq+ community. the majority, introduced this year. >> that means a lot because we need this. people from years ago have given their life, their time to promote this and give us the freedoms we have now. >> becky is a michigan native and this is her first dyke march. >> we do not want to go backwards. it is important for the future generations. >> i am here for with my girlfriend. >> marching with pride and making time to party in the park. >> it is moving to see everyone out here. i feel positive energy. >> allies, also showing up. >> people get stoked to put face paint on and for everybody to know they are accepting. the rainbow and gay pride. >> super friendly, everyone is happy, relaxed, celebrating everyone's uniqueness. >> natalie bishop making her way from denver to dolores park. >> i am here, my sister live

tara: this march gets underway in a couple of hours, starting here at dolores park. people will be marching into the castro, so plenty of time to take in the festivities. everyone from dogs to pets, it is a really joyous time, people soaking up the sun ready to march for rights. julian: a packed crowd behind you, we appreciate it. before the trans march kicks off, another event got things started earlier today. the trans brunch took place as a way to bring the younger and older generations together. abc 7's we are melendez spoke to a few participants about the lessons learned. >> they say family is comprised of people who accept you for who you are. >> where we can celebrate our resiliency, beauty and joy, where we can come together as a family and not be so isolating. >> pride, pride, yea, yea, pride. >> every year on the friday of pride weekend, there is a gathering to honor those who struggled with barriers and discrimination because of their sexual orientation. >> i was very, very young when i started telling people i was a girl, i was four years old, here in the

at dolores park cafe, they're showing their pride. putting up flags and ready to welcome people this weekend. >> i think it's going to be fantastic. i think it's going to be packed. >> reporter: rachel herbert thinks on the other side of the pandemic, there could be even more people in san francisco to celebrate pride. >> i think this year it's a combination of the pandemic, sort of hopefully being behind us, people wanting to be out and about. and political climate in the rest of the country that's making people come out in record numbers, probably this year. >> reporter: the stages are set near civic center and people will line market street for the parade sunday. >> we want to celebrate this weekend. we want to celebrate the

now the traditional pride weekend kickoff event, the trans march, is just getting under way at dolores park. nbc's christie smith, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you. the crowds are already gathered here, and the trans march is expected to begin here with just -- in a matter of minutes. the participants are walking from dolores park towards turk and taylor with messages of support and visibility for the transgender community. huge crowds are expected throughout the weekend. there are already some road closures in the city. the stages are already set for the civic center pride celebration, and the perimeter of the celebration is being secured by private security and metal detectors. on sunday more than 200 contingents are expected to take part in the pride parade along with hundreds of thousands of spectators. san francisco police say they are aware of the national political climate they sell us while there are not threats here, they're working with state and federal partners to ensure pride stays safe for everyone. >> around the country, there's been significant increase in resi

reporter: the joy sounding -- shining down on dolores park with music and dancing ahead of the march.> i think it's important to be with a community of people who look like you and think like you and have your same values. reporter: support from within the community and beyond, from four-legged allies to their owners. >> i think pride is important for everybody. all lives matter and people are here. they are welcome and they like to protect each other. reporter: this march falls as the community is under attack. the aclu is tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at lgbtq+ writes. many of them targeting the transgender community. >> trans lives are human lives and we have to fight for ourselves and our girls. reporter: grace lawrence is the founder of a nonprofit working to protect transgender women and she says seeing this kind of support gives her hope. >> the crowd has gotten so huge. all i want to say he happy trans march and happy pride. reporter: sarah campbell, abc7news. ama: the traditional trans brunch took place this morning to bring the older and younger generations together.

reporter: the joy sounding -- shining down on dolores park with music and dancing ahead of the march.> i think it's important to be with a community of people who look like you and think like you and have your same values. reporter: support from within the community and beyond, from four-legged allies to their owners. >> i think pride is important for everybody. all lives matter and people are here. they are welcome and they like to protect each other. reporter: this march falls as the community is under attack. the aclu is tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at lgbtq+ writes. many of them targeting the transgender community. >> trans lives are human lives and we have to fight for ourselves and our girls. reporter: grace lawrence is the founder of a nonprofit working to protect transgender women and she says seeing this kind of support gives her hope. >> the crowd has gotten so huge. all i want to say he happy trans march and happy pride. reporter: sarah campbell, abc7news. ama: the traditional trans brunch took place this morning to bring the older and younger generations together.

if you take a look here, you can see hundreds of people already out here in dolores park. there's music on the stage, bubbles, hundreds of people out already. but as you said, many in the lgbtq community say they have felt under attack recently with real world threats and political threats mounting. they say this year's pride is about living their lives loud and proud. nowe central as weekend activities kick into high gear with the trans march set to get underway a little bit later on this afternoon. members of the lgbtq community from near and far gathering to celebrate who they love and who they are, what pride means to me, being able to live in your truth without looking for any validation from others. you know, just expressing who you are as a person, as whatever it may be, whatever pride means to you. i heard a lot of f words or other words, you know, and stuff like that, but never really bothered me because i know i said, make it for myself. i knew it was hard if i didn't have my professional whatever i needed to have. so i just been myself and always have been. that

it will be followed by the dike march near dolores park.de parade kicks off at 1030 sunday morning at the corner of market and beall streets. there are more than 200 parade contingents and exhibitors. this year. cctv's christian captain explains the heightened awareness behind celebrations this year. many members of the lgbtq community are telling me that they feel like they've recently come under attack from real world threats as well as political threats. they say this year's pride is all about living their lives loud and proud. please take care of yourself and one another. honor your boundaries and access. dolores park in san francisco's mission district was pride central as weekend activities kicked into high gear with the trans march. members of the lgbtqmu

now hundreds took to the streets this evening for the annual m reporter: from dolores park to the castro, the dyk meaningful as ever. marching and fighting for their rights. the bills taking aim at the lgbtq community. >> it means a lot because we need this. people from years ago have given their life, time to promote this and give us the freedoms we have now. reporter: becky is a michigan native, this is her first march. >> we do not want to go backwards. it is important to do it for future generations. >> we love marching with pride. reporter: and making time to party in the park. >> it is moving. i feel positive energy. reporter: allies are showing up. paint and for everybody to know that they are accepting, like the rainbow and gay pride. >> it is uniqueness. reporter: all the way from denver to dolores park. >> i am celebrating my daughter's clearness with her. reporter: standing up for her rights. >> let people know they are not alone. it is a huge community out there. dion: nice to see that turnout. pride celebrations are in full swing this weekend. there was a festival today at c

beautiful conditions this weekend, especially at dolores park. tomorrow around 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 we will be in the upper 50s and 60s. mostly sunny conditions. clouds coming in and out, like what we are dealing with now, just more dense because we are waking up to the marine layer. marine layer is a morning person. we have been dealing with it the last couple of days. it's styling thick. roads are fine. it's a cloudy start to the morning. winds are week. we are in the upper 50s from concord to livermore. 6 o down in the santa clara valley. later thunderstorm afternoon, we will be warming up to the mid-70s with plenty of sunshine in the east woodland hills and up in wine country. this is a beautiful day to head up to napa. 60s are expected from the coast to the bay. the clouds will hold on more tight to that peninsula this afternoon. i will have more in a bit. how are the roads looking? >> a beautiful weekend. the roads are quiet and early in the morning. there will be a lot of people heading to san francisco for pride festivities. we got a map here

hundreds marching from dolores park to the castro. >> i think it is important to be with people likeou. it is important to embrace who you are and easier to do that when you see a lot of other people doing the same. >> i think it is vital because there is joy here. we have a lot of negativity and we do not care enough about joy. tara: that joy shining down on dolores park with live music and dancing ahead of the march. >> i think it is really important to be with a community of people who look like you and think like you and have your same values. tara: support from within the community and beyond. from four-le to their owners. >> all lives matter and people here are welcome and then like to protect each other. tara: this march falls as the community is under attack. the aclu is tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at lgbtq+ writes, many targeting the trans community. >> trans life are human rights. we have to fight for ourselves and our girls. tara: grace lawrence is the founder of a non-profit protecting transgender women. she says this kind of work gives her hope. >> all i want to

thousands of people gathered in dolores park yesterday to demonstrate against a wide range of problems in society, including sexism, homophobia, racism and poverty. >>> today the pride parade starts at 10:30 at the corner of market in beale street. moves to eighth and a final celebration will be taking place at the civic center. the parade typically creates a lot of traffic that the city is urging people to use public transportation when possible. many downtown bus lines will be rerouted today. bart is expecting his peak travel time today to be from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. heading into san francisco and from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 getting out. sf bay ferry is expecting high ridership. they are adding additional trips in the morning and evening . be sure to catch our special hope, love, pride. it airs from 10:00 a.m. until noon on our sister station. the show also streams on the free cbs news app. >>> new numbers are out on fentanyl deaths in the south bay. santa clara county saw a whirring spike in overdose deaths last month. san jose city officials are vowing to crack down on drug de

. >> has a liberation transgender community, hundreds marching in san francisco's dolores park to the castro. >> it is important to be with a bunch of people just like you and is important to embrace who you are and it is easier to do that when you see other people doing the same. >> there is joy here. we have a of negativity and we do not hear enough about joy. >> that shining down on dolores park with live music and dancing ahead of the march. >> i think it is important to be with a community of people who look like you and think like you and have your same values. >> support from within the community and beyond from four-legged allies to their owners. >> i think pride is important for everybody. all lives matter. everyone here is welcome and they like to protect each other. >> this march falls as the community really is under attack , the aclu is currently tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at lgbtq+ writes, many of them targeting the transgender community. >> trans life and had to fight for ourselves and our girls. >> she is the founder of working to protect transgender women an

after speaking with people in a pride crowd of thousands at dolores park. lisa that's right.vents happening all weekend. lots of people coming out to the city to participate. in fact, the city has lit up in pride colors and i'm not sure if you could see the salesforce tower behind me, but the salesforce tower is also shining. rainbow colors tonight. now, earlier today, i got to go to one very important event where organizers tell me it is a mix of pro test and celebration . motorcycles cruised past dolores park saturday, leading the annual dike march, a san francisco pride tradition for 31 years. we just like to start off the parade. it's really exciting to go down the street. diane phil is with the soul fire motorcycle club out of the east bay. phil said it's important to be visible and show people what they're about. women are strong women. are you know, powerful. we can ride bikes, just excited to represent. la la la la la la la. the dike march started on 18th street and dolores and weaved through the mission and up market street. this is a volunteer run event. people i ta

also, later this morning at dolores park, there will be the 20th annual trans march. this is to help reunite and honor their resilience as they marched proudly through the streets of san francisco. and there are plenty more events happening for pride including the san francisco march for pride event this sunday. we will have coverage of all those events beginning at 10:00 on sunday morning. jess? >>> daytime highs sitting below average even in our inland areas. low 70s. we would usually be at the 80s at this point of the year, but do not worry. we will get to that ahead of next week's forecast. a beautiful forecast for us heading into pride celebration saturday and sunday. and, that parade, oh, it is going to be a cold one. daytime highs 15 degrees below average in those east inland hills. also 61 year the coast at half moon bay and pacifica. that marine layers is still kind of holding strong. it will be breaking apart and heading into the afternoon. if you're planning on heading out to san francisco for the 1030 start for the san francisco pride parade, it will be a

another tradition, the dyke march that starts at dolores park. then the pride parade, the first floats start rolling down market street at 10:00 in the morning. >> it's going to be fun. heading to the city for any events this weekend? bring a jacket, right jeff? >>> for many of us that have been to pride before, fog is somewhat of a mainstay and it's going to be a classic return as we roll through this year. what i wanted to show now, the live fog scan. you can see up towards marin, napa and sonoma county, the fog returning to the coastline, everybody dealing with fog and chance of spotty drizzle. 10:00, it's holding on. the afternoon, most of the inland valleys getting sunshine but fog in san francisco and the coast will hang on. the big event, sunday, pride parade will be chilly, 50s and 60s with sun breaks. yes, bring a jacket. i've got a full wrap-up in 15 minutes. >>> we're following breaking news in san jose, a four alarm fire at an apartment complex or town home on lous avenue near regional medical center. we've just got off the phone with

it will be followed by the dike march near dolores park. the pride parade kicks off at 1030 sunday morning at the corner of market and beall streets. there are more than 200 parade contingents and exhibitors. this year. cctv's christian captain explains the heightened awareness behind celebrations this year. many members of the lgbtq community are telling me that they feel like they've recently come under attack from real world threats as well as political threats. they say this year's pride is all about living their lives loud and proud. please take care of yourself and one another. honor your boundaries and access. dolores park in san francisco's mission district was pride central as weekend activities kicked into high gear with the trans march. members of the lgbtq community from near and far gather to celebrate who they love and who they are. i heard a lot of f words or other words, you know, and stuff like that, but never really bothered me because i know i could make it for myself. i knew it was hard if i didn't have my professional w

at dolores park cafe, they're showing their pride. putting up flags and ready to welcome people this weekend. >> i think it's going to be fantastic. i think it's going to be packed. >> reporter: rachel herbert thinks on the other side of the pandemic, there could be even more people in san francisco to celebrate pride. >> i think this year it's a combination of the pandemic, sort of hopefully being behind us, people wanting to be out and about. and political climate in the rest of the country that's making people come out in record numbers, probably this year. >> reporter: the stages are set near civic center and people will line market street for the parade sunday. >> we want to celebrate this weekend. we want to celebrate the diversity of the lgbtq community. >> reporter: san francisco police are staffing up for events and are working to help keep people safe. >> around the country there's been significant increase in resistance toward the lgbtq community. >> reporter: officers will be in uniform and plainclothes, and they're on ale

the suspect identified as mohammed abdullah was arrested at dolores park just a short time later san francisco police chief bill scott releasing a statement that reads in part these kinds of attacks are unacceptable. it's especially troubling that this incident took place as we celebrate pride month in san francisco. anyone who threatens or harms someone based on being a member of the lgbtq community will be held accountable. >> whether time now will stay in san franccsco. live look here. the sun finally came out. but another cool day with lots of cloud cover even inland. well, at least it did come out, brit. yeah, get a look at yeah. we've really been stuck in this pattern. unfortunately, we're going to stay second this pattern for a while a cloudy start get a break and then a cloudy ending. so lowering those temperatures in the santa rosa area. but as we take a look outside again, you can see right here in the east bay. it looks beautiful right? >> we can finally see the sky. we can see the buildings. it's not too cloudy. that sun is up. we're going to jointly can francisco. 62 oak

you can't go to mission dolores park and see an event or down in the castro and see an event withouting sister roma, one of the main figureheads of the sisters of perpetual indulgence. they had opposition from the l.a. dodgers for a time. the sisters asked to not perform after they were first invited. that invited a lot of response from the lgbtq+ community all over the state and country, the l.a. dodgers saying they will now start talking to our drag community and making them involved in the process and so the dialogue continues, but is it safe to rfordr see at show hers wh sist ro hto say. >> i've been on the main stage at san francisco pride for many, many years. when you stand in front of 100,000 yohav your head, you're like am i a sitting duck? you have to really consider the fact there are crazy people and we live in a world where gun violence is an atrocious prevalence. yes. sometimes we have to think about those things, but i'm never going to let those people control me because if i am too afraid to come out and live my authentic live and do the service that i'm called to, th

julian: the festivities continue this afternoon in a packed dolores park. the is the -- big event this evening is the trans march, making it the 20th anniversary. it will go along dolores street and marcus -- market street, ending with a big rally. ama: what is the weather going to be like for these events? julian: that is the big question. sandhya patel has a look at the forecast. sandhya: it is going to be nice. it's going to start out with some cloud cover. let's look at a cloud -- a life picture. you are seeing sunshine, first thing is the pride parade gets underway, it will begin like this, as you look at live doppler 7 there are clouds. the clouds have been going in and out at san francisco. as we look at the parade forecast, you'll notice, low clouds at 9:00 a.m., d7 by noon, 59 and peaks of son showing through. at 10:30, you will see peaks of blue sky. in afternoon, 63, partly cloudy. at 6:00 p.m., breezy and cloudy, 58. it's easier to warm up having layers on vent to cool off. we know that june gloom is part of tradition in the bay area. it's going

> police say the victim will be ok, the suspect identified as mohamed abdellah was arrested at dolores park short time later. francisco police chief bill scott released a statement that reads in part. >> these kinds of attacks are unacceptable. it's especially troubling that this incident took place as we celebrate pride month in san francisco. anyone who threatens or harms of someone based on being a member of the lgbtq community will be held accountable. organizers of this year's pride celebrations in san francisco are doubling down on security. >> there will be metal detectors at the entrances of the street fair. the civics enter no large bags will be allowed there. the details are coming out as the human rights campaign declared a state of emergency for the lgbtq+ community citing an unprecedented increase in anti trans legislation. >> those red states, if you have to travel there, please be on guard because we know that with states like that pass laws, i think it unleashes the hate at target against as >> this year's san francisco pride celebrations are scheduled to begin on june 24th

. >> you know a be using that at dolores park maybe. >> that is true. >> >>>> i am the one standing up >> i would not trust that i would get my food. >> i saw the food and that i they named the top -- i saw they named the top pizzerias. we are number two in the country. it is new york, then us. >> we do have good pizza. >> what about chicago? >> it is too thick. >> it is too much. >> i am saying -- >> you have to order it an hour before. we have these pizzerias that make it in 90 seconds. >> i am thinking of that delivery person in chicago having to hold the deep dish. where's jeff? good luck to all the delivery drivers. outside this morning, we have a look from our east bay hills camera showing you we are nice and clear for the most part. if you look on the horizon, we have a bit of fog along the coastline, but for most of us today, it's a sunny day. it's breezy for summer's arrival this morning. tomorrow and friday, it's cooler with drizzle in the morning as our marine layer comes back. for the weekend, brighter and milder. summer solstice today at 7:57 this morning, when the sun's r

reporter: countless steps taken from dolores park to the castro, the decades old dyke march as meaningful as ever. >> it means a ton because of so much heat. reporter: fighting for their rights. the aclu is tracking nearly 500 bills aimed at the lgbtq+ community. >> it means a lot because we need this. people from years ago have given their life, time to promote this and get us the freedoms we have. reporter: becky is a michigan native, this is her first dyke march. >> we do not want to go backwards. it is important to continue to support the future generations as well. >> i am here with my girlfriend. reporter: marching in pride and making time to party in the park. >> it is nice to see everybody out here, i feel the positive energy. reporter: allies are also showing up. >> people put face paint on, for everybody to know they are accepting over the rainbow and gay pride. >> super friendly, everybody is happy and relaxed, just celebrating everybody. reporter: natalie making her way from denver. >> i am here, my sister lives in the area, so i am celebrating with her. reporter: and she says

jobina: you know you can see this at dolores park. kumasi: and he left.er] reggie: what is this? kumasi: this is at the glastonbury festival. you see the man hovering over the festival with his jetpack. dominoes saturday the inspiration came from the original rocket man, elton john. the company says every year it gets calls from people who want to sneak food into the event. they are launching their own rocket man service to feed guests. kumasi: i like this -- drew: i like this. yesterday i said dominoes is doing all of the stuff, i am here for this. flying over. kumasi: that doesn't solve the issues, the parking, the traffic. jobina: you don't have to go all the way down the hill. drew: yesterday they had this thing where you could drop a pin anywhere and there were deliberate. if you are at the park, how will they find you? jobina: i love to frequent our beaches. people do this all the time and they are highly successful. i will see a little doordash cooler thing and they will deliver. i hope they are too well. reggie: sand in the shoes. jobina: multiple

frances: it took a while for san francisco to get, some sun at dolores park too.oria: it is always nice to get, even if it is just a little bit. thank you, frances. just ahead, a local teacher scammed. the message from one local bay area woman after she wired thousands of dollars to an imposter, and how she says her bank did not help. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding. for more

here's a live look at dolores park. there is a resource fair with organizations that support the transgender and nonconforming community. the march will hit the streets tonight at 6 p.m.. another event that things started earlier today. the trans brunch took place as a way to bring the younger and older generations together. we spoke to a few participants about the lessons learned. reporter: they say a is comprised of people who accept you for who you are. >> we can celebrate our resiliency, our beauty, our joy, we can actually come together as a family and not be so isolating. reporter: every year, on the friday of pride weekend, there a gathering to honor those who struggled with barriers and discrimination because of their sexual orientation. >> i was very, started telling people i was a girl. i was four years old. and that was here in the bay area. they didn't know what to do about that. so they put me in a place in los gatos, in mental hospital for children. reporter: it is those stories that are shared with younge

. >> that shining down on dolores park with live music and dancing. >> it's important to be with a community of people who look like you and think like you and have your values. >> support from within the community and beyond, from four legate allies to their owners. >> it is important for everybody. all lives matter and people are here are welcome. they like to protect each other. >> this march falls as the community is under attack. the aclu is currently tracking nearly 500 bills taking aim at lgbtq+ writes, many of them targeting the transgender community. >> trans rights are human rights and we have to fight for ourselves and our girls. >> grace lawrence is the founder of a nonprofit, working to protect transgender women, and she says seeing this kind of support gives her hope. >> the crowd has gotten huge. all i want to say is happy trans march and heavy pride. >> tara campbell, abc7. >> we are just a day away from one of the biggest pride celebrations in the country. san francisco's pride parade kicks off tomorrow morning with a festival that will follow. there's a big lineup of perfor

and dolores park was the place to be, the annual dyke march. showing how all facets of the lgbtq community is being highlighted this week. >> reporter: in san francisco mission district, hundreds showed up to ride, cheer and watch the annual san francisco dyke march. >> my wife is up ahead but it's always our super favorite event to be able to walk and be close and have this many supporters and other lesbians around. i think that queer women are not often represented in the media. i think it's important for us to be out and loud in the public. >> reporter: earlier in the day, people attended the annual pride brunch at the san francisco hotel and a family friendly block party in decastro, complete with a petting zoo and lip-synch battle. >> the message is acceptance. the message is you belong here, you know. it's a space four. >> reporter: with thousand of people around san francisco this weekend, organizers and local leaders say they planned extensively to keep the festivities safe with private security and metal detectors around the perimeter.

dolores park is packed. they say the march is a time to come together and advocate against racism, poverty, as well as sexism and home phobia. >>> if you plan on heading to the pride parade tomorrow, expect a lot of traffic. public transit is an option, but many downtown bus lines are being rerouted. bart expects peak travel time sunday to be from 10:00 to 2:00 and from 4:00 to 8:00 leaving. the ferry is adding additional trips sunday morning and evening on the vallejo, oakland, and alameda routes. >>> police will be taking extra steps to ensure all the celebrations stay safe. the department is canceling off days to reach staffing levels for maximum patrols. they're also on high alert because of an increase in hostile rhetoric around the country. be sure to catch hope, love, pride, a celebration tomorrow from 10:00 to noon. it airs live on our sister station kbcw and streams on the free cbs news app. >>> still ahead at 6:00, one of this year's pride grand marshals has spent decades advocating for people with

. >> the march went from dolores park to city hall along the way activists went inside of a petco onet. they took the mice and fish with them. activists say the live mice are typically sold to be fed to predators and beta fish like the one they put a boat rescued all come from breeding factories. a spokesperson for direct action everywhere said the animals will receive veterinary care and be welcomed until loving homes. so quite an interesting saturday. yes, do. i was. did they purchase those? it doesn't seem that way. it seems like whole animal correct they had rescued the oh, gosh animals. that's what they said. so.

jobina: there are festivities around pride this weekend including the 20th annual trans march at dolores park and the mission district. the festivities start at 11:00 in the morning. the marches 6:00 p.m. and today, here at city hall, they will be performing 200 50 marriages and a special lgbtq+ pride celebration coming 10 years after california resumed same-sex marriage. they have a lot planned for this weekend, there will be six community stages, a mainstage, a lot of great acts, so what are you to most looking forward to this weekend? reggie: we are going to be partying after the parade. [laughter] kumasi: right? i'm ready for the moment i get to walk up to market street and feel the energy. that is the moment. then when it is over, the party. reggie: and of course looking forward to the parade. i'm just looking forward to the after party because that means our work is done. kumasi: true. kumasi: i'm the support, t my role. my friends are out there anchoring, one and all up and down and around. i am therefore emotional support and to have a good time. reggie: and to make sure we get to the

that the victims, they're going to be ok, suspect identified as mohammed abdullah was arrested dolores park a short time later. sanders is a police bill scott released a statement that reads in part these kinds of attacks are unacceptable. it's especially troubling that the incidents took place as we celebrate pride month in the city. anyone who threatens or harm someone. bashing them more for being a member of the lgbtq community will be held accountable. after nearly a year and a half. alexis, gabe's family is finally getting closure. the 24 year-old from oakley disappeared in january 2022, the coroner's office now giving her remains back to her family. amanda hari has that story. >> we finally bring him home. that's what we want going gave. he's spent more than a year fighting for this day. his daughter alexis, went missing on january. 26th. >> 2022? after visiting her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones in antioch. police later tied jones to her death. he was shot and killed by officers. investigators and the gabe's spent months looking for alexis remains in november. they found them in amador

he was arrested at dolores park a short time later. san francisco police chief has a comment on this. here's a bill. scott had to say in part, quote, these kinds of attacks are unacceptable. it's especially troubling that this incident took place as we celebrate pride month in san francisco. anyone who threatens or harm someone based on being a member of the lgbtq community will be held accountable. >> well, as we know, planning for pride, celebrations and the parade that san francisco will have at the end of the month is a yearlong event. and security is always a high priority for the city, especially this year with anti lgbtq legislation passing in other parts of the country in san francisco, the last weekend of the month is the big one. that's when the parade is in the street. fair and executive director of san francisco's pride event. suzanne ford says that the organization is doing everything in its power to make people feel safe. >> doubling down on security. we're making sure that we are examining our safety plans. we're working

but all the activity areas like dolores park and castro as well as on market street, looks to be good to go for your afternoon hours. just bring the sunset a sunscreen. extra layer with yeah, it's 60's to 70's for the rest of the bay area today. definitely pleasant weather. regardless of how far inland you san jose at 74 today. livermore also at 74. that's about as warm as we're getting some mid 70's for your warmest temperatures. and we're on our 3rd day of summer. now, usually we're looking at temperatures way warmer that this, in fact, last year, some of the central valley was flirting with the triple digits. so this is a change of pace. we will see gray during morning sunshine during afternoons each year next 3 days, including today. temperatures don't warm into the 80's until the middle of next week. all right, john, thank you for that. well, we're seeing a little orange, a little red. >> on the map, if you are traveling along 8.80, right now. 28 minutes to make for sale. down to know pete is maybe you're heading up 80 through oakland. things are little delayed, especially happen

maybe a little dolores park yeah.g to see temperatures in the 80's the next 3 days inland. then we cool down for father's day and juneteenth on monday. >> and then we're right back any. we have to hear more dad know >> judge michael: you formed a partnership called hot dogs plus. >> when i arrived at the hot dog cart, there was a political flag hanging on the wall. >> judge yodit: he doesn't want to work with you anymore. >> judge michael: he said he had a right to put up the flag. >> just because it's your right doesn't mean you should do it.

abdullah was arrested a short time later in dolores park following a foot chase with officers. he's been booked on several charges, including assault with a deadly weapon, committing a hate crime and resisting arrest. well, new details now in the shooting death of a 23 month old boy on a freeway in oakland has learned that alameda county district attorney pamela price has removed special circumstances from murder charges filed against 24 year-old ivory bivins and 22 year-old trevor green. now the two suspects still face special gang enhancements. little jasper wu was killed in a shooting on interstate 880 here in oakland. back in november of 2021. because of the da's decision, bivens and green no longer face life in prison without parole. price though, did say in a statement, quote, we will continue to hold these men accountable for these serious charges that will likely land them behind bars for the rest of their lives. new at six, governor newsom not mincing words about florida governor ron desantis and anyone else responsible for sending migrants from texas to sacramento, te

the victim is going to be ok, the suspect is identified as mohamed abdulla arrested at dolores park a short time later. san francisco police chief bill scott released a here's what he says in part, quote, these kinds of attacks are an acceptable. it's especially troubling that this incident took place as we celebrate pride month in san francisco. anyone who threatens or harm someone based on being a member of the lgbtq community will be held accountable. >> planning for pride celebrations and the parade in san francisco is a year long event. security always a priority for the city, but especially this year with anti lgbtq legislation getting passed in other parts of the country in san francisco, the last weekend of the month is the largely attended parade and street fair that they have every year and the executive director of san francisco's pride, suzanne ford says that the organization is doing everything in its power to make sure people feel safe. >> doubling down on security. we're making sure that we are examining our safety plans. we're working with the city. >> yeah. metal dete

the suspect is identified as mohammed abdullah was arrested dolores park a short time after this. and here's what san francisco's police chief bill scott has to say about. it reads in part, quote, these kinds of attacks are unacceptable. it's especially troubling that this incident took place as we celebrate pride month in san francisco. anybody who threatens or harm someone based on being a member of the lgbtq community will be held accountable. >> well, new this morning, religious broadcaster pat robertson has died. his family announced passed away in his virginia beach home this morning. he created the christian broadcasting network founded the christian coalition. he also ran for the republican presidential nomination. back in 1988, the conservative evangelical evangelist was 93 years old. >> it's 7.11 is still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news, the san francisco sheriff's office is announcing a new plan to help address the fentanyl crisis will tell you what they're going to do. >> and an unusual call to palo alto animal control. how did a bald eagle and up in somebody's backy

abdullah was tir in dolores park following a foot chase with police.s facing charges including assault with a deadly weapon commit being a hate crime and resisting arrest . governor newsom not mincing words about florida's governor and anyone else responsible for sending migrants from texas to sacramento, telling the today show that there could be legal consequences. and everyone that's been part of this. they may have more direct accountability and culpability should know we mean business and we're not backing away from getting the facts and holding those accountable. if they broke the laws of the state of california. attorney general bonta office is conducting civil and criminal investigations into the transport of two groups of migrants to sacramento. this week, florida authorities confirmed the planes were sent and coordinated through that state's division of emergency management and that state says the migrants traveled voluntarily and today, florida governor ron desantis responded for the first time to that critical system from california officia

that includes areas like castro, dolores park for those of you in santa eventually get our warm up towards the middle to end of the week. back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot, john. 10, 19 and san francisco is ramping up its arrest policy on drug users starting july 3rd, anybody arrested for a second drug related charge is going to be going to community justice instead of jail, which basically is treatment instead of a jail district attorney brooke jenkins says this court will try to address the issues that actually lead to somebody is criminal activity instead of jail time. those convicted could get treatment services jenkins says that she's hoping the program will address the city's struggle with open air drug dealing and unchecked public drug use. there's growing support for what's called the money will act. this is an act introduced by representative barbara lee and marc gasol. yea, that would make owners of baseball team to relocate their teams pay up to relocate their teams pay up to thos hometown that they're leaving behind. and this is all coming as the oakland a's are full spee

also the 20th is the annual trans march on medicine -- the 20th annual trans march at dolores park and draws thousands to the park and followed by a march through city streets. saturday the 24th kicking at transphobia soccer event taking place at james lang athletic field and celebrates trans and nonbinary and athletes and the groundbreaking event will have matches from nine to 11:00 a.m. to one and then the adult and then the parade and array of performers and food options and everything that embodies the city's spirit and the pride event will include director and don't want to miss that and starts at 1030. juneteenth celebrating liberation for all black americans and san francisco's black community and has shrunked over the decade and juneteenth recognizes resilience and the first time the holiday is observed on june 19 and many events this month and an parade on market street and the fillmore juneteenth freedom fest val and our bayview celebration from nine to six, free event and live music and performances and food, local businesses, the black millionaire marketplace and kids rides

police later arrested abdullah at dolores park, contra costa animal services is taking care of a snakes linked to a counterfeiting case. authorities found a red tailed boa constrictor in the purse of a woman who was arrested on tuesday. police say the snake's owner, along with three friends, are part of an ongoing investigation into fraud and count bills. it's unclear if the snake will be returned to the woman. well, new york city is still dealing with that orange haze this morning. yeah, we've been talking about it for days. thick smoke from the wildfires in canada causing that bad air quality in new york. and it's threatening the health of millions of americans. reporter mary rafferty has more on the conditions and how long that haze will stay. relief nowhere in sight for millions of americans still struggling to breathe. i started coughing in the smoke as the smoke and harmful particles from hundreds of wildfires still burning in canada continues, smothering communities across large portions of the northeast, midwest and the south. it seems like apocalyptic. it smells like barbecue.

the dike march is a protest that draws thousands of spectators, motorcycles cruising past dolores parkthe women say they're proud of the message they are sending. we just like to start off the parade. it's really exciting to go down the street. people we talked to say it's important to show the public what they're all about and they say it's an opportunity to show unity and important to speak up about issues including sexism, homophobia and oppression. i've been riding with dikes on bikes for like 40 years, since the beginning, and it's a political statement as well as a celebration. we can't be complacent. we want to show that we're out here and if we can have a good time, that's a bonus. the dikes on bikes event is run completely by volunteers and they say they're already planning for next year. well, bart is going to offer more service for today's 53rd annual san francisco pride parade. and celebration. the transit agency says it's going to run all five lines from eight this morning until nine tonight. and then we'll add extra trains if they are needed specific event trains will be

lot of familiar favorites, including dolores park, but also thrilled to do a new location at the ferryks off. this actually upcoming thursday, june 8, that much and that a limo square park for invasion of the body snatchers. then beyond that, although the movies or on fridays, okay. >> how do you decide actually first walk us through which films people can expect this year this summer? >> yeah, i'm happy to talk about. lineup are really excited. i would say traditionally we've leaned very heavily into the san francisco themed movies this year. we're taking a little bit more of a global so aside from invasion of the body snatchers, which was filmed in terms, cisco our next movies as fridays. we're getting over to the presidio for the hit movie. top gun maverick. love it. then we're going to be dipping our toes in the water at crane. cove park a beautiful waterfront spot for disney's moana >> fun. we're going to have people warm up their vocal cords and come join us to sing along to abba for the cole mamma mia park very good. and of course, can't forget the marvel fans. and so we're goin