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weiner receiving it at home and drag queen storytelling hour was disrupted. what do you see as the through line for all of these things? >> i see this being that we are in a moment of profound political reaction. in this country there are a lot of extrajudicial forms of violence against and trans people manifesting. vigilante violence here as well. and honestly i don't think that the state is going to save us. i think it is going to be time for us to mobilize the self defense. let's just say at first we just must keep our eyes open and. in public we need to make sure that we have people that we are keeping an eye on with each other within the community. that's the better it will be. i think he probably was pleased. it is a deeper question of how we as a society can take care of everyone's needs to make sure they are treated fairly. everyone gets a fair shake without resorting to some kind of coercive value. >> happy pride and thank you for coming in. >>> san francisco celebrated alpha pride every year since 1970. if the 52nd annual parade featuring floats and

weiner receiving it at home and drag queen storytelling hour was disrupted. what do you see as the through line for all of these things? >> i see this being that we are in a moment of profound political reaction. in this country there are a lot of extrajudirm ci ans iffo vi gof. vigilante violence here as well. and honestly i don't think that the state is going to save us. i think it is going to be time for us to mobilize the self defense. let's just say at first we just must keep our eyes open and. in public we need to make sure that we have people that we are keeping an eye on with each other within the community. that's the better it will be. i think he probably was pleased. it is a deeper question of how we as a society can take care of everyone's needs to make sure they are treated fairly. everyone gets a fair shake without resorting to some kind of coercive value. >> happy pride and thank you for coming in. >>> san francisco celebrated alpha pride every year since 1970. if the 52nd annual parade featuring floats and of course so much more. we relook at

we've seen some politicians, we've got scott weiner coming here, he's certainly had a lot of moves on all of the political subjects that i was just mentioning, which are very popular here with this crowd. he's getting the applause. but as i said, everybody's getting the applause, because that is the good vibes that we have here at the parade. i'll throw it back to you guys. >> on the other side, while thousands of protesting the supreme court's decision, others are celebrating. kpix 5's shawn chitnis spoke to them about the end of a decades-long mission. >> reporter: local religious leaders say they're grateful for the supreme court's decision, never expecting to see roe v. wade overturned. but they also admit that here in california their work is only just beginning if they want to stop abortions from happening in this state. a weekend of reflection for different religious communities around the bay area. those opposed to abortion rights say their faith has been strengthened by friday's historic decision. >> we still have ways to go, so we're also coming together to pray and ask god

. >>> san francisco senator scott weiner is taking another stab at extending last call at california bills. senate bill 930 would pilot in seven california cities, giving them a chance to choose a last call time as late as 4:00 a.m. san francisco and oakland are the only bay area cities in the group. and if passed, the pilot wouldn't start until 2025. >>> an iconic east bay brew pub has closed its doors for the final time this week after a 30-plus-year run in hayward, buffalo bills is known for creating the country's first pumpkin style beer. it was also acknowledged by the smithsonian as the country's most historic brew pub. >>> and in san jose, the arts are making a come back. the subzero festival returns this weekend for the first time since 2018. the festival on south first street will bring together artists, musicians, and dancers. many tell us they've only been able to show case their work online lately and are relieved to be back in person. subzero will run friday and saturday night, and entry is free. >>> first alert meteorologist paul hagen tracking our weather, and we're he

. >>> another frightening threat aimed at senator scott weiner. police detectives asking him to stay away from his own home and office yesterday as they investigated a death threat against him. so what happens today and moving forward? here's more. >> reporter: this is the profanity laced e-mail the state senator's staff got sunday. the headline is concerning, but the second paragraph raised the biggest red flags reading we placed bombs in his office and house. we will kill you. that prompted san francisco police to search his home and california highway patrol to search his office in sacramento. the senator says he gets threats regularly, but believes this one is part of a pattern. >> we're seeing this escalating campaign of rhetoric, and when that happens, it's just a matter of time before people get so riled up and brainwashed that they act. >> reporter: it comes on the same weekend that alameda county sheriff's deputies say a group of men started harassing an entertainer at the library before story time. one of the men wore a shirt with an ak-

we've seen some politicians, we've got scott weiner coming here, he's certainly had a lot of moves on all of the political subjects that i was just mentioning, which are very popular here with this crowd. so he's getting the applause. but as i said, everybody's getting the applause, because that is the good vibes that we have here at the parade. i'm going to throw it back to you guys. >> that was anne makovec reporting from the parade earlier. >>> abortion rights weren't just a hot topic in san francisco. planned parenthood marched in the new york pride parade. and there were more than 50 abortion rights demonstrations across the country this weekend. following the court's ruling, 13 states put in place laws that ban abortion almost immediately and another 13 are likely to restrict access or enact bans soon. >> we're out here and we're not going to stop and we're not going away now and we're not going away for as long as it takes to restore our freedoms. >> while thousands are protesting the ruling, for others it's the answer to their prayers. kpix 5's shawn chitnis has that story. >>

. >>> a frightening threat aimed at state senator scott weiner. police asked him to say away from his own home and office yesterday as they investigated a death threat. >> reporter: this is the profanity-laced e-mail threat the senator's staff got sunday. the headline is concerning, but the second paragraph raised the biggest red flags. it reads we placed bombs in his office and house. we will kill you. that prompted san francisco police to search his home and california highway patrol to search his office in sacramento. the senator says he gets threats pretty regularly, but believes this is part of a pattern. >> we're seeing an escalating campaign of rhetoric attacking our community. when that happens enough, it's just a matter of time before people get so riled up and brainwashed that they act. >> reporter: it comes on the same weekend that alameda county sheriff's deputies were called to drag queen story time at the san lorenzo library saturday. a man was wearing a shirt with an ak-47 and said kill your local pedophile and a proud boys cap. als

in san francisco, state senator scott weiner vowed to continue to fight for the lgbtq community, after his staff received a hate-filled email with the subject stating he will die today. the threat read "we placed bombs in his office and his house. we will kill you." >> this escalating rhetoric by politician and right wing activists, it has a consequence. words have consequences and so we're now seeing, i mean, the idea of death threats all the time and they've been escalated. >> reporter: no bombs were found at his home or office but weiner, a gay politician, says he's been targeted for years for his work on behalf of lgbtq people and people with himsv. >> it's politics that's putting real human beings at risk and it's just tragic. >> reporter: the latest incidents come as san francisco celebrates pride month and two weeks before the first pride parade since 2019 >> we have always taken the safety of the community seriously especially as we're marking six years since the pulse tragedy, where we lost so many lives and even before pulse and especially since pulse, we've always taken that

a scare for senator scott weiner. it started with an e-mail sent to his staffer that said bombs were placed in both weiner's home and his office at the state capitol. it said quote, we will kill you. police searched his home and office, but nothing was thankfully found. the the senator says he gets threats regularly, but believes this is part of a growing part earn of threats against the lgbtq community, but he says it won't stop him from celebrating san francisco's pride events. >> i look forward to seeing everyone there. the last thing you want to do is be intimidated by people into not celebrating our community. >> the police say they have no evidence of credible threats to pride events, but they'll have a security briefing later this week. over the weekend, two other incidents. officers in idaho arrested 31 members of a white nationalist group of conspiring to riot at a pride festival. and closer to home, a possible hate crime in the east bay. here are the details. the alameda county sheriff's department says memb

state senator scott weiner and assembly member matt haney joined supporters in a bar in san francisco's castro district. they introduced legislation that allows seven cities, including oakland and san francisco, to extend alcohol sales at restaurants, bars, and clubs to as late as four a.m. currently, bars after shutdown at two a.m. the one size fits all rules does not work for every city and 16 the cut off will help businesses still trying to recover from the pandemic. >> we know the nightlife is so incredibly important for our culture and economy. these are overwhelmingly small businesses, small neighborhood businesses. >> similar legislation was introduced in 2018. governor jerry brown vetoed it saying it results in more drinking and driving. supporters disagree and say it appears, cities with a later last call will have to work with law enforcement and come up with public safety and transportation strategies. >>> there is a recall election that has a lot of people talking. it is one of the most expensive races this primary. we take an in-depth look at the effort to recall just the b

weiner. >> joe, you have been doing reporting and digging on that as well as it relates to san lorenzo. >> yeah, absolutely. there is a twitter account , two weeks prior to the incident had a make a thread of drag queen celebrations with youth and other pride events with youth across the country. we saw, i want to be careful about trying to describe causality. at the very least, we saw after that those same incidents targeted. san lorenzo was one of them, the other was the arrest of 31 patriot front numbers in idaho. this is a pattern and this is national. >> the fact that it is thriving in california, california is a big date. is there something else about california you think that is fomenting that kind of thinking and behavior? >> i don't know if there is something that is fomenting, i think it is the idea we have of californ. the reputation that california has in it is presented as progressive. this post-racial state. this energy has been in california, since the state's inception. >> exactly. we see it still much alive. let me change gears and talk about these impending decisions

weiner. >> joe, you have been doing reporting and digging on that as well as it relates to san lorenzo. >> yeah, absolutely. there is a twitr account , two weeks prior to the incident had a make a thread of drag queen celebrations with youth and other pride events with youth across the country. we saw, i want to be careful about trying to describe causality. at the very least, we saw after that those same incidents targeted. san lorenzo was one of them, the other was the arrest of 31 patriot front numbers in idaho. this is a pattern and this is national. >> the fact that it is thriving in california, california is a big date. is there something else about california you think that is fomenting that kind of thinking and behavior? >> i don't know if there is something that is fomenting, i think it is the idea we have of california. the reputation that california has in it is presented as progressive. this post-racia state. this energy has been in california, since the state's inception. >> exactly. we see it still much alive. let me ange gears and talk about these impending decisions fro

scott weiner and matt haney say it could help revitalize downtown night life hit hard by the pandemic. the proposal would create a pilot program. governor brown vetoed a similar effort in 2018. >>> after nearly 60 years in business a beloved palo alto sports bar the old pro will be closing its doors for good. as max dero reports the owner hopes people will come together to dcelebrate one last time. >> the pictures are ones i hung and my pennant when i was a kid. a lot of the stuff the rest of the pen nationals people have brought in over the years. >> reporter: if you ask owner steve cinchek, the old pro has had an incredible run. >> it's been in the community for so long. >> reporter: a fixture of palo alto and the peninsula. >> it's just been a real core community, like i guess a cheers of palo alto for so long. >> but like so many businesses throughout the bay area, the old pro couldn't fullyreboun i ader re ally big space so we need bi groups in here. we try to take it as long as we could and it didn't, couldn't make it. everything added together, insurance, labor, rent, you know,

scott weiner is renewing his push to extend drinking hours in california. today wiener and assemblyman matt haney introduced legislation that will allow bars and nightclubs along with restaurants to sell alcohol until four in the morning. the extended hours would only be permitted in seven pilot cities including san francisco and oakland. when you think of why people move to cities there are many reasons and one of them is that they want to have vibrant nightlife. they want to be able to have fun and enjoy themselves. throughout dancing go out for a drink and and it really really matters. keep in mind the legislation would not allow liquor stores to stay open later similar legislation officer wiener passed back in 2018, but then governor jerry brown vetoed it citing with the chp saying it would lead to more drunk driving. alright, it's time now to get a check on. it go once again watching it closely all eyes on the weekend and the timing should be pretty good for us to dodge that rain. i really think so, and i really hope so, but it's nice to have no matter

weiner. >> joe, you have been doing reporting and digging on that as well as it relates to san lorenzo. >> yeah, absolutely. there is a twitter account , two weeks prior to the incident had a make a thread of drag queen celebrations with youth and other pride events with youth across the country. we saw, i want to be careful about trying to describe causality. at the very least, we saw after that those same incidents targeted. san lorenzo was one of them, the other was the arrest of 31 patriot front numbers in idaho. this is a pattern and this is national. >> the fact that it is thriving in california, california is a big date. is there something else about california you think that is fomenting that kind of thinking and behavior? >> i don't know if there is something that is fomenting, i think it is the idea we have of california. the reputation that california has in it is presented as progressive. this post-racial state. this energy has been in california, since the state's inception. >> exactly. we see it still much alive. let me change gears and talk about these impending decision

and an investigation into a death threat of state senator scott weiner led to a search of his home with bomb-sniffing dogs. the threat said "he will die today" and went on to say we placed bombs in his office and house. back to you. >> thank you, ann. it's not 5:33. a community in south bay had to find a new place to worship after a suspected arson last week. >> the aftermath of the fire did not stop sunday services. >> the bible tells us of a man name jobe who retained his faith despite having one thing after never thrown at him. the same here. st. methodist church was on fire, a fire deliberately set. >> when i saw it on the news that night, that was not good. >> reporter: the entire front of the church near the atltar has been gutted, including the pipe organ. they're not sure how much can be saved. but fortunately for this congregation, the church really isn't a building at all. ♪ i am the church, you are the church, we are the church together ♪ >> reporter: just four days after the fire, sunday services went on as usual, only this time it was on the lawn out front. the cross an

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some bay area legends kick things off. ♪ reggie: state senator scott weiner is responding this morning after a bomb squad team was called to his home. someone says they gave the legislator a hate filled letter. bomb sniffing dogs passed through to make sure nothing was threatening. police say nothing was found. there has been as many as five death threats a week, lately there has been 20 to 30 sent his way. we are from a city council member, the latest victim of a brutal attack in san francisco. that is when -- when suddenly hit in the head with his concrete block. he fell to the ground, nearly lost consciousness you're his daughter chased after the two men. they continue to throw heavy objects at him. anders suffered cuts and have a disk in his neck. he said morning to be done to stop these types of attacks. >> i want to make sure everyone understands it is important to speak out so our law enforcement understands, policymakers understand how it impacts our community and how it is important first to take actions to stop the senseless actions. reggie: he is expected to make a full reco

dion: scott weiner is renewing his push to extend and can hours in california. he and an assembly man introduced legislation that will allow bars, nightclubs, and restaurants to sell alcohol until 4:00 in the morning. the extended hours would be permitted in seven pilot cities. >> when you think of why people move to cities, there are many reasons and one is they want to have vibrant nightlife. they want to have fun and enjoy themselves through dancing, throughout for a drink, and it really matters. dion: the legislation would not allow that the stores to stay open later. same there legislation passed in 2018 but then governor jerry brown be toted, siding with the chp saying it would lead to more drunk driving. on the peninsula, a special day this morning. this juneteenth flag was raised over the county office. it is the first time the county raised this flag. speakers invoked the history of juneteenth. county officials called a part of their mission of inclusiveness. that flag will stay up throughout june. >> the recognition by all americans about the struggle

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weiner from san francisco also had a group in the parade. now after the parade you got a party civic center plaza was the place to be and packed with revelers who checked out the music vendors and entertainment as abc 7 news reporter tara campbell tells us for the most part. it was a celebratory mood except for at the end. the music pumping and people partying san francisco's pride celebrations continuing outside city hall. we were like waiting for this and we're so happy here in san francisco having fun drinking and you know celebrating this this is amazing. after a two-year hiatus amid the pandemic it's so exciting. we've been in covid we've been locked down restricted of some of our privileges. i'm just excited that we can reunite and we can have fun and continue our traditions continuing traditions and ready to continue the fight for their rights in wake of the overturning of roby wade. my mom just like passed away and it just i think she fought so hard as a woman in this country. need to be myself, and i'm just doing her proud and doing

the bill is being led by state senator scott weiner, hoping to keep that number from increasing. but people think it won't help. >> i have a lot of problems with moving, creating a program that enables people to continue to do what is very damaging. >> to be clear, safe consumption sites are not a silver bullet. this is one strategy among various strategies. reggie: the public safety committee. if it passes, it will head to the full assembly floor for a vote. those in support of the bill say it will dramatically cut down overdose deaths, especially as strong drugs like fentanyl roam the streets. ryan curry, abc7news. reggie: now for your morning money report. j.p. morgan chase is ceo says the country should be bracing for an economic hurricane. jamie dimon says the economy is distorted by inflation and the fed is not buying in. he also worries the fed is trying to unwind its bond portfolio at the same times it is raising interest rates. he added that is something the market is not prepared for. dimon says they will be writing about this in history books for 50 years. father's day

weiner, he try to push back against this. he joked on twitter in response to one of these bills that he would make drag queens story our part of the curriculum in california, which is a joke very clearly. and he couldn't even return to his home last weekend because bomb sniffing dog had to case his house first because he received a credible threat. so that's where this is that now. we're at a very dangerous precipice and it's the middle of pride month. >> so, ben, other than you doing the really hard work of investigating, exposing what's going on, tell us what's being done to actually stop the harassment and the hatred. >> well unfortunately, not a ton. the good news is when white nationalists use the same tactics each time, for example, luring themselves into a u-haul to go to a specific event, -- that's would have been last week. caroline, idaho, where 31 witnesses for caught out of upright event. you can see them right there, there were unmasked, they were part of a group called patriot front. the proud boys to, pretty ea

supporters including scott weiner think this could be the year. we'll keep an eye on it. if it is approved, it would go in effect in 2025. >>> it 16:16, let's get a check of weather and traffic on monday. >> we'll toss it over to first alert meteorologist jessica burch for a look outside. >> thanks so much, len and amanda. right now it's a calm start to our morning, for our friends in the santa clara valley, a little bit of a marine layer right now. a live look from the black mountain cam, another live look from the mark hopkins hotel cam, we see mostly clear skies and clear conditions across the board. it's a mild start to our work week hooer in the bay area with current conditions ranging in the low 50s, even mid-50s throughout the bay right now. it's going to change as we head into the afternoon daytime highs peaking into the upper 80s, near fairfield and concord. a breath of fresh air in solano county, contra costa county, even alameda where it's nothing like friday by any means. it's a lot cooler along our coastline thanks to an onshore breeze pushing from the northw

senator scott weiner has introduced a bill allowing san francisco, oakland, and certain other california cities to serve drinks until 4:00 a.m. right now bars are prohibited from selling alcohol between 2:00 and 6:00 a.m. senator weiner pushed for a similar bill in 2018 but it was shot down by governor jerry brown. opponents are concerned it could lead to more drunk driving while supporters say it could help boost business. >> giving us just two more hours at the end of our evening can really make the difference and make it feasible for businesses like the stud to succeed, thrive, to continue to give back to the city we love so much, san francisco. >> the bill calls for a pilot program. it would require bars to petition their city for the extra license and are required to notify neighbors who could object. >>> the fast food chain raising kane's is known for louisiana style chicken tenders, crinkle cut fries, and its kane's sauce. i guess this is news. two additional stores are set to open in berkeley and hayward later this year. >>> coming up and streaming on cbs news bay area, the bay a

state senator scott weiner and assemblyman matt haney say it could help revitalize downtown night life hit hard by the pandemic. the proposal would create a pilot program. governor brown vetoed a similar effort in 2018. >>> this morning the a's are going on the offense, after drawing criticism over having the lowest ball park attendance in the league. the team says it is easy to see why. in an eight-page letter to the oakland coliseum authority the a's complained about issues like broken seats, plumbing and sewage problems, feral cats and mold infestation. a's president sent the letter to make sure the stadium authority knows how urgent it is to get these problems fixed. >>> 5:15 the time now and time for a check of that all-important friday forecast, also traffic if you're headed out on the roads this morning. >> jessica, tell the people how is the weekend going to be? >> amanda, it is looking stunning, cool, breezy. this is like bundle up weather as we head into the next couple days. cuddle weather if you have the book you're procrastinating on you could bring it out and enjoy the co

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two days ago scott weiner received a hate-filled email. >> it's politics that's putting real human beings at risk and it's just tragic. >> the latest incidents come as san francisco celebrates pride month and two weeks before the first pride parade since 2019. san francisco pride is working closely with law enforcement to assure public safety. you can find all of our pride month stories in this special pride section on kpix.com. >>> it is 5:11 on this tuesday morning. the santa clara county animal shelter says it has no more space for any more dogs. it has more dogs than kennels at the moment. why? theories include more people returning to the office after working from home or moving into non-pet-friendly housing. >> our dogs are staying longer, especially our large dogs and we've been taking in more dogs this year. we've taken in 222 more dogs year-to-date over last year so it's creating a bottleneck in the system. >> the shelter is urgently seeking foster families and also willing to waive adoption fees. >>> san jose has been ranked one of the five worst markets for first-time home buye

state senator scott weiner authored the legislation and is a big proponent of the idea the sites would give people a safe place to use drugs and connect with recovery services opponents of the plan say enable addicts to consume drugs that imperile themselves and public safety wieners bill returns to the senate for a sign off before heads to the governor's desk. the state senator wiener also issuing a warning about another piece of legislation. this is a law that requires health care companies to provide timely mental health appointments and it goes into effect tomorrow wiener says he's worried that health care providers are simply not ready for its implementation. the same as if someone breaks their arm or has, you know, another serious physical health problem. they need prompt. access treatment so do people with behavioral health problems. this law requires patients to be offered follow-up mental health appointments within 10 days unless their provider says less frequent visits are okay weiner and members of the national union of health care workers say they're concerned that provider

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. >> you interviewed scott weiner, who got that bomb threat in the introduction. he called the attacks part of his very orchestrated attack machine. how is it that that machine has managed to grow so quickly, even if the last few weeks, the last month? >> first of all, they're focuset corporations, for example, are backing lgbtq causes. however, this has been going on for months and months. this whole groomer panic. the idea that disney movies are grooming children to become gay or trans. this was a big thing in the last few months. the difference is now they are targeting very specific events because it's pride month. there are a lot of pride month events out there hosted by things like local libraries and schools and private companies, as well. so that's the issue here. they have taken this abstract concept that they were upset about in the last few months and they've made it a thing in a very real space. >> you're talking about extremism online and a link to the real world and there's a political piece of it, too, because 300 anti-lgbtq+ bills have been introdu

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