i am leslie brinkley, abc 7 news . dan: nice day to be out there walking. i have walked that many times. there is a shorter loop and a much longer route. ama: nice. not bad weather for it although we are still waiting for the wall-to-wall sunshine. dan: [laughter] real spring. sandhya: many people have been waiting for that. it will come up later on this week. we will notice the temperatures rising. right now, it is not exactly beach weather but it is a beautiful day. you can see the sunshine if you are going to the boardwalk. you will notice how nice it is. some kids are out of school and enjoying the boardwalk, which is absolutely fun. let's talk about how it is not been beach weather. san jose's high temperatures this month, 11 of the 13 days have been below average. today is included. there have only been two days with above average temperatures. we will change things up later this week. sierra, nevada seeing thunderstorms. they are getting some rain. still some low clouds lingering near the coastline. temperatures still lagging behind where they should

abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has the story. leslie: in sacramento today, the polarizing figure was roma, recognized as part of pride month celebrations. scott weiner invited her to the as his guest. eight wiener to withdraw his nomination, but he declined. she is a member of the sisters of perpetual indulgence, a group of trans activists who call themselves nuns as they devote themselves to community service. they were founded in 1977 and now have followers around the world. >> sister roma is one of the best-known leaders in san francisco could she does amazing work. leslie: the dodgers baseball team invited the sisters to appear at a ballgame and later on invited them over concerns the group mopped the catholic church. and the dodgers reversed course and re-invited the sisters. still, protesters showed up at the state capital for a prayer vigil in response to a ceremony on the floor of the legislator -- legislature honoring what they say are a group of men who dress in drag as nuns. >> we are not protesting to we are praying. >

here is reported leslie brinkley. >> this is the summer of uncertainty. interest rates and homeowners insurance. leslie: real estate agents put the bay area at the top of their list for fastest dropping real estate values in the nation, with san francisco, oakland, hayward tapping the top spot. that's a one-your snapshot from the start of 2022 to the start of 2023. drilling into just the last few months shows something different happening. >> i would not exactly look at some of these price trends and say there is a fire sale for real estate in the san francisco bay area. we have seen appreciation in many communities in the east bay in particular. leslie: in danville, the medium detached single-family homes sold for $2.4 million last summer. by january of this year, the median price dropped to $1.6 million. now prices have bounced back up over $2 million. fremont has seen a big jump in median prices for single-family homes. richmond is the only community where prices are still sliding. another twist. homeowners are attending the price their home just at or

here's our news reporter leslie brinkley. the summer of uncertainty about interest rates and homeowners insurance. leslie: real estate.com put the bay area at the top of the fastest dropping values in the nation with san francisco, oakland-heyward snagging the top spot and the santa clara region coming in second but that's a one year snapshot from 2022 to the start of 2023, drilling into just the last few months shows something different happening. david: so i wouldn't exactly look at some of these price trends and say there's a fire sale for real estate in the san francisco bay area. we've seen price appreciation in many communities in the east bay in particular. leslie: for example, in danville, the medium detached single family home sold for a whopping $2.4 million last summer. by january of this year, the median price dropped to $1.6 million. now prices have bounced back, up over $2 million. fremont has seen a big price jump for single family homes. richmond is the only community according to the bay association of realto

here is leslie brinkley. >> this is the summer uncertainty. rtainty about interest rates, may be about homeowners insurance. leslie: real estate agents put the bay area at the top of their list for fastest-dropping real estate values in the nation, with san francisco, oakland, hayward snagging the top spot, and the san jose region coming in second. that is a one-year snapshot from the start of 2022 to the start of 2023. drilling into just the last few months show something different happening. >> so, i would not exactly look at some of these price trends and say there is a fire sale for real estate in the san francisco bay area. we have seen price appreciation in many of the communities in the east bay. leslie: in danville the medium detached single-family home sold for $2.4 million last summer. by january of this year the median price dropped to 1.6 million dollars. now prices have bounced back, up over $2 million. fremont has also seen a jump in prices for single-family homes. richmond is the only community where prices are still sliding. ano

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leslie brinkley has that story. reporter: in sacramento, the polarizing figure today was sister roma, one of 15 people recognized both from the state senate and state assembly, as part of pride month celebrations. san francisco senator scott wiener invited sister roma to the capital as his guest. eight senate republicans asked senator wiener to withdraw his invitation, but that request was denied. sister roma is a member of the sisters of perpetual indulgence, a group of queer and trans activists who call themselves nuns as they devote themselves to community service. were founded in san francisco in 1977, and now have followers around the world. >> sister roma is one of the very best community leaders in san francisco. reporter: as part of pride month celebrations in california, the dodgers baseball team invited sister roma to appear at a ballgame and later on invited her over concerns the group mocked the catholic church. then the dodgers reversed course and re-invited her. christian and catholic groups showed up

here is abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley. certainty, uncertainty about interest rates, homeowners insurance. leslie: real estate agents put the bay area at the top of their list for fastest dropping real estate values in the nation with san francisco, oakland, hayward grabbing the top spot in the sunnyvale and santa clara region coming in second but that is a one-year snapshot from the start of 2022 to the start of 2023. drilling into just the last few months shows something different happening. >> i would not exactly look at some of these price trends and say there is a fire sale for real estate in the san francisco bay area. we have seen price appreciation in many of the communities in the east bay in particular. >> for example, the medium detached single-family home sold for a whopping 2.4 million dollars last summer. by january of this year, the median price dropped to 1.6 million. now, prices have bounced back up over 2 million. fremont has seen a big jump in median prices for single-family homes. richmond is the only com

. >> leslie brinkley went to sacramento with first-hand information on the group. >> most of the 36 migrants are young men and a few women in their 20's and 30's with a puppy named geico. >> when you think about our new neighbors, picture young people full of energy. >> what must we do to make sure 36 people know that they are safe and that they are welcome. bring it on. faith-based groups said the asylum leaker -- seekers are staying together in groups in sacramento. they want jobs to send money back to families. many walked for seven months to reach the u.s.-texas border. their stories were intense. >> traveled to columbia, the desert, all of these countries. two companions he was traveling with were killed along the way. >> they were approached outside of a migrant center in el paso where they were told people representing themselves as part of some type of contracting or organization that can help them relocate to a place where they would be provided for a shelter, housing, and job opportunities. >> they traveled by land to new mexico and boarded planes that took them to sacramento. the