as today tom jensen reports tens of thousands of people are in the city showing their pride and support for the lgbtq+ community which they were he could be threatened by the nation's highest court. >> more than 50,000 rp celebrating this weekend. >> reporter: a welcome sight to the lgbtq+ community after the pandemic caused organizers to cancel the celebrations in 2020 and 2021. >> this is amazing. i am so excited. >> glowing excitement as she looks over packed park and remembers this is how it used to be before covid-19. for others it is their first pride weekend in the city and when they are not likely to ever forget. two this is amazing. this is amazing we didn't plan this like we don't even know this was happening here. so i feel like it is great. >> the celebrations and demonstrations like this parade carry extra meaning this year. many feel their rights could soon be tested by the u.s. supreme court. >> it is scary. to celebrate what we have, fight for what you could lose. >> in the high court's reversal of roe v. wade which gives individual states the final word on abortion just

tom jensen, today in the bay. >>> the committee said it recently obtained evidence which spurred the call for a hearing. this comes after congress left washington for a two-week recess and no new hearings were supposed to take place until july. the subject of the new evidence is unknown but expectations are now high for a bombshell. >>> laer holt will anchor from washington, d.c. and will be joined by chuck todd, peter alexander and more starting at 10:00 right here on tran. >>> making it in the bay just got a little less competitive. real estate agents and brokers say the housing market is cooling off in silicon valley compared to a couple months ago. but the cooling comes with a catch. interest rates climbing meaning mortgages may be more expensive in the end. damian trujillo is in san jose. >> reporter: agents say that trend started shifting in february and march and those who cannot buy a home then may now be able to do so. take the single-family home on north white road in san jose. it's been on the market for 24 days and the seller did something that was unheard of a few months

tom jensen is in sunnyvale, where the owner of the truck and his girlfriend are now trying to rebuild, because they were living out of the truck. >> a san jose man capture the burning box truck as the owner try to get off the southbound 101 at the montague expressway exit tuesday afternoon. the trucks owner mike lugea tells nbc the area, they couldn't get the fire out and he worried that two propane tanks would explode, possibly hurting someone or damaging dozens of vehicles around it on the roadway. >> i was trying to do the right thing and not get anybody else hurt by it . i wasn't doing any heroics. >> chp close the highway for an hour and firefighters were to put out spot fires. and mike lugea sped past a gas station and down lafayette street to open cement plant lot where more firefighters worked on the truck and spot fires around it. >> they put those out real quick. they helped me clean up. >> this is the overheated power system and battery started the fire that torched everything that he and his girlfriend owned. >> we have nothing now. nothing. we have nothing, again . >> the

here is tom jensen. >> reporter: it's a situation that's kept some parents on edge. >> when this rolls out we will go in langley we did for ourselves. he and his wife want to get their kids vacc and now they are breathing a sigh of relief because they could get their shots before july. >> we've been into this two years already and we see how no vaccine versus vaccine did make a difference statistically so we are on the side of it. >> children under five, we are concerned the kids weren't vets need to get. >> reporter: this dr. is the stanford lead investigator for the pediatric pfizer vaccine trials and a liaison to the cdc's vaccine advisory committee. she said those who got the shot showed significant increases in covid antibodies. >> the data presented to the fda yesterday and today really shows these vaccines are incredibly safe and very effective in children of all ages. >> some parents are still skeptical and others were there could eventually be a vaccine mandate for the youngest children. >> our children, thank god they are healthy and i don't see a need for it, to be honest. >