news. the importance of pride during a time of division and uncertainty. the message organizers want to send during this weekend's celebrations. getting around is going to cost you more. several transit agencies are raising fares, and you can expect a price hike even if you drive. and the story behind a special tribute to a well-known san francisco skateboarder who overcame obstacles to become an inspiration. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> the barricades are up, the crowds are gathering, and the party has begun. but it's more than just a good time. it's a movement for dignity, equality and increased visibility of the lgbtq plus community. thank you for joining us. i'm karina nova. the nation's largest pride celebration is off and running. san francisco pride is celebrating 55 years of love, equality and inclusion. pride events are on right now and

happening all weekend long. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live at civic center, where the pride festival party is getting started. hey, cornell, you have your fan. you're ready to go. how's it looking out there? >> happy pride to you, karina. yeah, this party is definitely on. like you said, i got my fan, i am ready. the vibe is really electric here. thousands of people in san francisco this weekend. all of them here at civic center. celebrating the fun is just getting started. and, you know, there is also an underlying theme of resistance. thousands are living their best authentic lives this weekend. it's what pride is all about. >> pride means to me. >> representation dylan perez from san jose is celebrating at the san francisco pride festival with two of his biggest allies. >> i'm here with my parents. they support me. i'm gay. been out for a long time, and this is the first time i've been to pride, and it's really happy to see so many people who are

supportive of the community. >> hey. crowd cheer. >> and yes, there's something to cheer about for sure. even in a year when lgbtq plus rights are under attack by the trump administration. this year's pride theme, queer joy is resistance. >> pride means a lot for us this year because with the state of our country, we need to come together. and like i said to myself this morning, nothing is going to steal our joy today. no cash, no worries. we also have a tap of. >> the san francisco pride festival has always been free. organizers hope to keep it that way, but donations are needed to keep the party going next year. >> to help keep pride going, we want to make sure that we keep pride safe for everybody. so these donations really, really, really, really, really help. >> earlier members of different spokes san francisco celebrating with pride ride from golden gate park. >> there's a large community of cyclists, a large community of lgbt cyclists. we wanted to have a ride to bring people to the

city. a market street, a large police presence and barricades getting ready for sunday's pride parade, where hundreds of thousands of people are expected. the message to everybody we. >> we want you to be who you are and love who you are in this city. and that's our value. and we want to send a clear message that we still have that value. >> we talked to folks who are experiencing pride for the very first time. others like tony, who you heard from in our story, is here for the 40th year. this pride fest is wrapping up tonight. it's back tomorrow from 12 to 6 here at civic center. donations, of course, are welcome. and of course, the big pride parade on sunday. it's going to be a great weekend. it already is. we're live in san francisco. happy pride everybody. i'm cornell bernard abc seven news. >> happy pride cornell. thank you. a run to support lgbtq youth in san francisco raised thousands this morning. the frontrunners pride run took place in golden gate park with walkers, casual runners and avid

racers all encouraged to participate in a 5 or 10 k. it started and finished just south of the polo field, bringing out longtime and first time racers. >> it was my first five k ever and i didn't train for it. i just wanted to see what a baseline would be and i did pretty good. >> i've tried many times, but it's always a little bit of a surprise going up and down because i'm used to running on the flats. i'm just happy to be here and participate and have fun with the rest of the crowd. >> proceeds go towards the third street youth center and clinic. it provides health care, housing assistance, counseling, workforce development, and leadership programs. another one of today's pride events in san francisco, the dike march and rally. the march is getting underway right now, but the rally has been underway since this afternoon at dolores park. participants are marching from the park to the castro district and then back to the park. >> growing up in san francisco, i've been lucky. i've had a very safe upbringing. but that that, you know, we can't become

complacent because of that. we have to remember that there's still people who come here for safety from other places. >> dolores street between 18th and 20th will be closed to traffic all evening to accommodate the crowds. this is a return to pride for the dike march. the event was abruptly canceled last year due to what organizers called leadership challenges. here is a live look now near the starting point of tomorrow's pride parade. this is market and battery street. street closures started on tuesday in front of city hall, and there are also some in place in the civic center area. tomorrow, several streets near the parade route, including stretches of polk, larkin and hyde, will be closed all day. and here's a look at the parade route. it begins at market street and beale at 1030. it ends at market and eighth street near civic center plaza. organizers say the parade typically has over 250 contingents and lasts around four hours. bart says it will open at 8 a.m, with trains roughly every five minutes through downtown san francisco. many muni routes that

usually run on market street will be rerouted to mission street to avoid the parade route. abc seven is the exclusive broadcast partner of the parade. you can watch it live tomorrow morning starting at 1030, right here on abc seven and wherever you stream abc seven news. new details now about a deadly shooting in fremont. we told you about this story last friday. today we learned investigators say the shooting was connected to an ongoing dispute over parking. one man died and a second person was injured in the june 20th shooting. detectives have identified everyone involved, but have not made any arrests or filed any charges. it is the first homicide in fremont this year. developing news now president trump this weekend is putting pressure on congress to pass his spending bill. right now, it's unclear if they'll be able to bring it to a vote today. abc news reporter jay o'brien spoke with lawmakers. with president trump's self-imposed independence day deadline looming, senate

republicans spending the weekend in washington urgently working through final sticking points on trump's so-called one big, beautiful bill. the president reiterating he wants the legislation on his desk ready for his signature by july 4th. the mega bill extends trump's 2017 tax cuts, cuts medicaid, which the congressional budget office says could lead to an estimated 11 million people losing their health insurance over the next decade. and it increases the deficit by an estimated $2.8 trillion. >> do you have the votes? >> i think we do. >> senate majority leader john thune, hoping to put the bill up for a key test vote today, which could tee up a late night vote series and a final vote on the bill sometime sunday. >> it's time to call the question have a binary decision and vote yes. you know, you have to look at the whole and see if the whole of the bill is better for america than than killing the whole bill. >> senate republicans can only afford to lose three votes. and the legislation already facing

pushback, some republicans frustrated by the bill's price tag, others worried about provisions like medicaid cuts. is the president talking to any of the senators who might be voting no, to. >> your knowledge? oh, i'm sure yes. the president is very engaged. president's been engaged this whole time. >> the first version of this bill, passing the house by just one vote in may, speaker johnson attending a closed door lunch of senate republicans on friday. >> we had a great discussion about a lot of important issues, and i feel like we're getting very close to a final product. the house is ready to act as soon as the senate. >> the senate's version of the bill will still have to go back and clear the razor thin house gop majority again before it can reach the president's desk. jay o'brien, abc news, the capitol. >> getting around the bay area is going to cost you more in just a few days. a number of transit agencies are increasing fares. starting tuesday, july 1st, fares on caltrain will increase $0.25. ac transit is hiking the adult cash fare by $0.25 as well. on muni, a one

way adult ride for clipper card or muni mobile users will rise $0.10 to $2.85. it will cost 3% more to ride the san francisco bay ferry, with most trips increasing no more than $0.25 per ride for those who drive. crossing the golden gate bridge will cost more starting tuesday.d here's a live look now at the bridge. all toll rates will increase by $0.50. it's a move to help fill a projected $220 million, five year budget shortfall. the toll is set to increase every year through 2028. a young man who did not let obstacles defined him now has a special place named after him. >> he's a special person, not just because he's my son. it's just because i feel god used him on this earth. >> his mother today shares how her young son touched others lives before he suddenly passed. next, the story behind the new zion skate plaza in san francisco and put a lid on it. bars and nightclubs in california will have a new rule to follow starting next month.

we'll have a look at a state law going into effect that's intended to improve safety during a night out. >> i'm spencer christian. don't let a little drizzle overnight dampen your hopes for a sunny day for the pride parade tomorrow. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment

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as the city of san francisco, renamed one of its skate parks after a local skate advocate. there was a celebration today at zion skate plaza, formerly known as waller street skate park. it's now named for zion williams gaines, who passed away in his sleep two years ago at 20 years old. he was known for his years commitment to skateboarding, despite having lost his sight from a gunshot wound he suffered when he was a teenager. >> this was somebody who had a passion, he had identified it and despite what happened to him, was going to figure out a way to continue to do it. >> you know, since he'd be gone. i feel like everything has to be perfect. and i know it's not a perfect world, but i just think all you guys for being here today and acknowledging who he is. >> today's renaming event in golden gate park also featured music prizes and a

skate competition. the san francisco recreation and park commission unanimously approved the renaming in february. a new law meant to combat drinking spiking is o set to take effect tuesday. here in california, bars and nightclubs in the state will be required to provide lids to any customer who asks for one. the goal is to protect people from having drugs dropped into their drinks. some bar owners say the change could mean an increase in prices for customers. the law also requires for bars and restaurants to have drinking test kits and safety notices informing people that lids are available. a big crowd came out today for a big attraction in san francisco. all aboard! a look at the warm welcome to this 295 foot long military ship that it's getting in the city by the bay. what makes the vessel one of a kind? and the pride parade forecast. plus, we're keeping track of some cooler temperatures coming our way. >> plus, g-men looking for back to back wins over the white sox,

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northern california summer games are underway in the south bay. more than 1000 athletes and coaches from 35 counties are competing all weekend long. the events are happening at santa clara high school and santa clara university. the organization is also celebrating its 30th anniversary in northern california. events continue tomorrow with swimming, tennis, as well as track and field competitions. america's tallest ship is docked at san francisco's pier 17, and they're offering free tours to the public. but there's not much time left to get on board. it is a real showboat, and a long line of people waited today to take a tour. this is the first time in 16 years that the barque eagle has docked in san francisco. the eagle is a historic u.s. coast guard ship built by the nazis in the 1930s and seized by the u.s. after world war two. it is now used to train future coast guard officers. they say it's the experience of a lifetime. >> being with all the people, all the crew. it's great to meet

everyone. we don't get to interact with enlisted people as much at the academy, so just learning from the people who have been in the service for years, it's been great. i've never been on a sailboat learning all the sails, hoisting lines. it's just a lot of fun. >> the eagle will be open to the public today until 7 p.m, and you can step aboard the historic ship for free. if you miss it this time, it's back july 25th. that would be cool to go to spencer and uh. is it sailing weather for anyone that's sailing on a much smaller boat? obviously. >> yeah, absolutely. it is sailing weather, karina, and it's going to remain sailing weather for some time now with this mild pattern we have. so let's take a look at the satellite radar image. you can see that we still have the marine layer lurking offshore of course, but it's sunny over our inland areas. it's mild out there, is breezy and getting breezier right now, with wind speeds generally between 15 and 20mph. a little bit gustier over fairfield right now, and it's several degrees

warmer in most bay area locations than at this time yesterday, except up in the north bay where some spots are a bit cooler. well, we had a view here earlier of san francisco from sutro tower, but some of those thin clouds developing around the marine layer are obstructing our view right now. 60 degrees here in the city, 70 in oakland right now we have low to mid 80s at san jose and hayward, 78 at redwood city and 55 at half moon bay. here's a nice view from mount tam, looking at that finger fog that has pushed through the golden gate and way out over the bay right now, but still mostly sunny over other parts of san francisco. 79 in santa rosa, petaluma 7775 napa. we have low 90s still at fairfield, concord and livermore. that inland warmth is holding on. and there's your view of the low clouds at the golden gate right now. these are our forecast headlines tomorrow. perfect weather for the pride parade here in san francisco. wide range of temperatures tomorrow. it will be mild at the coast and hot inland. and then early next week we get some minor cooling and temperatures will settle into a more seasonal range.

we're looking. excuse me. we're looking at the forecast animation going into the late night hours. notice lots of patches of drizzle will develop offshore as that marine layer pushes out over the bay at locally inland. so we'll have patchy drizzle in the early morning hours, but the marine layer will burn back to the coastline quickly, giving way to sunny skies by midday tomorrow. overnight lows will be generally in the mid to upper 50s, a pretty mild pattern overnight. highs tomorrow. low 60s at the coast, upper 70s to low 80s around the bay. shoreline. low to mid 90s inland. another sizzler in some of our inland areas tomorrow. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast notice gradual cooling going into the early part of the week. in fact, the coolest day next week will be next friday, 4th of july, which is not unusual for san francisco, but it's going to be a mild to warm week, generally all the way through. >> well, what a difference two weeks makes. the last time i was here talking to u guys, the giants were tied for first place in the nl west. now

they're six and a half games back. but after getting swept by the marlins, g-men bounced back and took game one from the white sox, the team with the second worst record in the majors. and they look to make it to this afternoon. giants fans in the sun, but not having much fun because g-men can't score any runs. no score two on and nobody out in the sixth. rafael devers strikes out and then brett wisely gets back picked off third. it's a double play. giants know they didn't score in the inning. now they're down one. nothing in the seventh. white sox trying to add on single to right. yaz comes throwing michael taylor headed home. beats the throw but never touches the plate. so andrew's like yeah easy out there. see it in slow motion. definitely didn't touch. it's a one run game. the white sox they were very confused. but the giants they can't even match that. tom smith strikes out to end the game. giants lose their fourth one nothing game of the season. they're going to try to take the series tomorrow though, so fingers crossed nba free agency begins monday. the big question

for the warriors what to do with jonathan kuminga. he's a restricted free agent, and today the dubs officially made him a qualifying offer for one year and just under $8 million. that means they can now match any offer he gets from another team, or can figure out a sign and trade or sign him to a brand new contract. earlier this week, gm mike dunleavy he said figuring out kuminga's situation is a top priority. >> and most importantly, over the first four years of his career, he's done some things in elite level that can help our team. you know, getting to the rim, finishing, getting fouled, those types of things that help our offense, help other players around uh- that he plays with. so yeah, we want to bring him back. but it's free agency. you know he it's his choice. on who he can sign with and come to terms with. and certainly we have an option to match. but hopefully we can get through all that and resign him and, you know, get him back in the fold. >> the biggest fan, brandon podziemski, was hyped last night. kayla thornton scored a career high 29 points as they

rallied to beat the chicago sky. she's been on a heater lately. the valkyries have played five games in the last two weeks. she has at least 15 points in all but one, and tomorrow they host seattle. >> and it just goes to my teammates like i play for them, like i play for the city. i play for these wonderful fans out there that give us energy. so shout out to them because they get me going. my teammates get me going, my coaches get me going. the confidence. so it's all them. >> and you saw her out there, you know commanding but also supporting. because when we're not playing our best we need to hear some support. so that's what we lean on katie. just not not not even about her performance. it's more to me what she means and how she commands and demands. the team. >> the san jose sharks have selected simon wong from oshawa and the ontario hockey league. >> and with the first pick in the second round of the draft, the sharks make nhl history. defenseman simon wong becomes the first and the highest

drafted chinese born player ever. he's six foot six and only 17 years old. he was born in beijing, started skating at just four years old, his family moved to toronto when it was clear that he had the talent. he's just the third chinese born player to ever be drafted. well, the california clasico is tonight at stanford stadium. the earthquakes and la galaxy meet for the 104th time. they're expecting at least 40,000 at stanford stadium. and even the players looking forward to this experience. >> it's very special game for everybody, not just for the players, also for the fans playing in a neutral stadium in front of the 40,000 fans. it will be really special. like every year. >> producer alex and i of course looking forward to bringing you all the action from that match. kickoff is set for 730 so go quakes! we'll see how this shakes. >> 40,000 fans. >> 40,000 fans. that's that's

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as we count down to san francisco's pride parade, you'll meet a couple of the hosts. they'll explain what sets this year's parade apart from others. that's tonight at 11. and of course, spencer, you're going to be talking about the weather for the pride parade. >> it's looking pretty good. hate to give away my forecast already, but it's worth talking about. >> exactly. we'll say it over and over again. all right, well, that's it for abc seven news at six for sara hodges and spencer christian, i'm