ondrea, thank you. the morning team will show us what it looks like on the reopening, and for a detailed breakdown of all the changes, go to our website. >>> take a live look tonight, problems for lots of people flying southwest this evening. a glitch caused nationwide delays. the airline told us that there was a technical issue with the third-party system that transmits the weather reports to pilots. southwest says that several hundred flights had to be grounded, while they worked to resolve it, and those flights have since then resumed. so looking outside tonight, it is cool along the bates now for now, it won't stay that way for long, it is about to get really, really hot and crazy in some areas, actually. paul is breaking down the heat wave that is about to hit the bay area. paul? >> we are talking about triple digit heat further inland, things are in the process of getting lined up, sending that heat our direction. this is what the big weather pattern looks like right now, desert air over the deser

. >> ondrea has a look at what is different this year. ondrea? >> in the past half hour we've had made processional taking a pink torch up to a pink triangle to be let tonight. there are some things still not happening. no parade this year. but there are new traditions being formed as well. with the roar of engines, the first ever pink torch procession. >> to have it start in oakland and moved to san francisco is also a symbol of the growth of pride, and the fact that we are all in this together. >> the second pandemic pride will again feel different from the joyous parade of years past. there will be two movie nights at oracle park on june 11 and 12th, featuring artists. so we are going to bring the spirit of the pride parade to the audience before the movies even begin. we will see grand marshals. we will see drag performances anmusi we will see fireworks, literally and figuratively. >> june 18 there will be a blac solidarity event at the arts and culture complex. >> a small street fair with food vendors, music, and a great way for us to come t

ondrea is at city hall, to explain. >> we are talking about poor parties. there have been many of them laced throughout the city of san francisco. and the question is, where have they gone, and what do we do next? the battle for excrement free sidewalks is ongoing, and these toilets tip the tide. district supervisor matt haney says they must stay. >> public bathrooms, at all hours, available, it just makes sense. >> the executive director of the department of emergency management says there has been a decrease, and toilets have been reallocated. >> we were trying to maximize a scarce resource, at the height of covid, making sure those resources were at the locations that needed the most. and where the risks were highest. so we asked tourists and locals about the availability of toilets. >> it is important for tourists and people visiting. >> they are an investment into the $13 billion budget. >> it is hard to put a dollar amount on someone being forced to relieve themselves on the sidewalk, the loss of taxes, business, and tourism, and fill the streets and

for now let's check in with ondrea who is live in walnut creek. >> reporter: and for the cooldown starting already from where we were at 5:00 standing out here in north main street, it is quite a different tale, with starting to get that breeze here, for many, it was baking. the understatement of the day goes to john in concord. >> it is a little hot out there. >> reporter: they were playing in the shade, chasing squirrels and staying on the grass as temperatures words to the triple digits. >> especially the blacktop pick a we touch a first end of it hurts us, it will hurt her, so we won't put her down. >> reporter: across the park, there was not enough wind to fly kind of any measure of success. though this church group could not be dissuaded from a game of volleyball in the son. >> it is good to get a little tan on, and yes. by reservation only, to beat the heat. >> you have 5:00 on wednesday, at the computer, trying to get time for the following week and whatnot. amazing. the water just felt really great and ready for a nice swim. >> while it is not a thermometer you can often gauge the

andria borba is there and ondrea, they are really rolling out the red carpet. >> reporter: actually, the red carpet, i'm here to blue shield field club we typically come between innings to get a slice of tony's pizza behind me we have a walk and repeat red carpet pick a we are ready for vip. the gates open at 6:30 for the screening of in the heights. base of the 2009 tony award- winning rod way musical written by lynn manwell maranda, directed by bay area native john hsu. it is s a momovie that peoplele have been waiting for for some time to come out and now it is herere and oracle park for the first ever pride movie night here. >> to find first of all the right director, and finally, be able to do it on the terms of if you wanted to do it. we really wanted to film on location which is very hard in new york and very expensive but nowhere else in the world looks like washington heights. >> reporter: the gates open 6:30, when it starts. the red carpet you see behind me, down in the blue shield field club here at oracle park. will have performances but your sf. the on bikes will be on t