Dublin. You can see if youre going to head to the high country, even the sierra, the coast, though, immune from the heat. 73 degrees, but even San Francisco will see the temperatures climb to the mid 70s by sunday. Two things were going to have to watch out for as our temperatures warm up. We will see lower humidity levels, so fire danger unfortunately going up this weekend. Air quality, too, may become an issue as High Pressure strengthens. Spare the air days become possible next week. Coming up, how hot in your neighborhoods and how long the heat will stick around in the full sevenday forecast in a few minutes. Thanks, rob. New video tonight of a rare sight in San Francisco, livestock on the loose. Our nbc helicopter arrived just in time to kooch the last of what appears to be an unusual roundup, also an intense one as one maverick goat wound up on nearby highway 101. The herd was hired to devour brush, but got through some fencing. Drivers were shocked to be dodging goats. All 17 goats were collected safely. Happening now in San Francisco, live look at the flags flying over at t park. The Biggest Party of the year in the city will attract more than 1 Million People this weekend. Maybe even close to two. Christie smith is live in San Francisco with what you need to know if you decide youre going to head into the city to participate in some of the fun. Christie . Reporter you know, pride has so much to offer over the weekend that its really saying something if you think youve got one of the more popular events, a growing event, but thats what organizers are saying. This is the prelude to it. 7,000 people, thats what they are expecting out here, they say that the mayor is coming. Havent seen him yet, but this is the start of a weekend where as you said it could be close to 2 Million People out here celebrating pride. No mistaking the music, the dancing, the sense of freedom at trans march. This couple came in from ba bakersfield, their first pride ever. Equality, something unique, happens once a year. Me and her are together and were going to get married, so it was great to support her. So many come from not very friendly towards transgender, gays, or bisexuals. San francisco is decked out for the 44th lgbt pride celebration. The stage is being set for the parade. If youre planning to attend, youll want to get there early. Its going to be a busy weekend with more than a Million People coming in for pride. The street closures, giants playing at home, and cyclists who will gather for Critical Mass tonight. Any line running down market is going to be impacted, so were taking those vehicles that run on market and run them on mission street. Reporter last year the celebration followed Supreme Court victories in gay marriage. This year the theme is color our world with pride. Tonight, organizers say they are part of the bigger pride weekend has exploded with popularity. Its blowing my mind how far weve come since my childhood where i never even dreamed we would have a moment like this. Reporter and we are back here live. What they are telling me is some time around 6 00 p. M. They are going to leave here, this whole group, and march down delores, then the first San Francisco street to be named after a transgender nonconfirming person, vicki mar lane. I think this goes without saying, they say after that, of course, is the after party. Reporting live in San Francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. Thank you, christie. More details on the main event, the parade begins 10 30 in the morning and will travel nine blocks, ending around 3 00. Keep in mind the street closures begin at 9 30 in the morning from embarcadero, this is sunday were talking about. Some of the neighboring streets will be closed beginning at 7 00 a. M. Our coverage of pride weekend continues in ten minutes with a big splash, how local Companies Plan to make this year, not only showing solidarity in the parade, but on campuses here in the south bay. New details tonight in the case against a man accused of kidnapping and killing a morgan hill teenager. A judge decided today to unseal the grand jury transcripts in two weeks. The transcripts will reveal the evidence investigators have against Garcia Torres. Both sides were against the move, especially the defense. All of these potential jurors are now going to know what Garcia Torres knows and what the police have and they are going to start asking why isnt he talking. If he has information, why hasnt he come forward if he didnt do this . The defense is expected to ask the judge to move the trial outside of santa clara county, something prosecutors dont want because it would delay the case even longer. Lamar was last seen leaving her home for school in 2012. Her body has never been found. One of two men accused of running a sex listing website is now in custody after missing a Court Appearance this morning. He appeared in court later in the afternoon after a judge issued a bench warrant. He claims he had the date wrong for his appearance. He is one of two men the fbi say ran the website. Federal agents raided his home wednesday, both men are accused of facilitating prostitution and laundering more than 5 million. Jurors headed home for the weekend with no verdict in the bryan stow civil trial against the dodgers. If you recall, he was attacked outside Dodger Stadium on Opening Night back in 2011. Stows attorneys argue the dodgers were negligent in providing Adequate Security that could have prevented the beating. Lawyers for the team argue the dodgers and former owner are not responsible for what happened to stow. Jurors received the case just yesterday. A followup now on the future of a bay area landmark. A live picture of a foggy Golden Gate Bridge, where after years of battling, officials unanimously voted to put in a suicide barrier. Mark matthews was at todays Board Meeting filled with emotional testimony. Mark . Reporter really heartbreaking stories from families who have been battling for years to get a suicide barrier. Today they finally got the votes, a unanimous vote, as you say, from the board for a 76 billion metal net to hang beneath the bridge. Its going to be below both sides of the bridge. It will take three years to build, a cost of 76 million, funded by the state, federal government, and caltrans, the last 20 million from the Golden Gate Bridge authority, which for years resisted using toll money for a barrier. There was a lot of feeling that the bridge is iconic, untouchable. Reporter one assemblyman accounted some of the resistance hes faced over decades and family maybes of those who have jumped talked about what the lack of the barrier cost them. I lost my 17yearold daughter kasie. This is a picture of him saying goodbye three minutes before he jumped off the bridge. My son was on the bridge for five hours. I feel theres so much trauma in this room. Reporter more than a dozen spoke, all with the same plea to prevent future deaths, prevent future families going through what were going through. Reporter former bridge district director listened to the families. His grandson committed suicide from the bridge just three weeks ago. The suicide tears the family apart. Reporter it was he who made the motion to fund and every board member voted for it. [ cheers and applause ] now we are working on a story for 6 00 about a man who jumped from the bridge in 2000 and survived. Today, he walked me out on the bridge, talked to me about what happened. Were also going to hear from his psychiatrist who will explain why survivors, people even who are talked off the bridge without jumping, rarely if ever try it again. Reporting from the Golden Gate Bridge, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. Thank you, mark. Well, there are plenty of Resources Available for people who might need help, including the National Suicide prevention lifeline. That number is 18002738255 or 1800273talk. Still to come, he wants to mess with texas. The california politician headed to the lone star state. Why tesla is the driving force behind this road trip. Also the Oakland City Council boycotts a vote that would keep the oakland as at the coliseum for another ten years, but the deal isnt dead yet. Im Michelle Roberts and that story is coming up. Plus, the 49ers arent just giving fans the new stadium, today the new tailgating plan, why they are calling it the best in the league. Then at 6 00, they thought they had a deal to resolve one of san joses biggest problems, but something went wrong. The compromise for cops and firefighters thats now in serious jeopardy. Thats new at 6 00. Deal undone. Youre looking live, once again finding an uncertain future. The lease deal between the as and the coliseum seems to have hit a snag. Michelle roberts is lye at the coliseum with what went wrong and apparently two days ago we were talking about a tenyear lease and now were not. Reporter well, the Oakland City Council says the coliseum is home, its good for the economy, good for the community to have them here. City council says they are excited about this tenyear lease, but they want to make sure they get it right and say more kinks need to be ironed out and the vote was premature. The coliseum may ultimately be the home of the as for the next ten years, but the deal that was supposed to be finalized today isnt final after all. The joint Powers Authority couldnt vote on the deal. The members of the Oakland City Council wanted our negotiators to go back to the as and see whether or not they could get some clarity on whether or not the as were willing to give them some issues. Reporter City Council Member larry reid says he cant elaborate on the issues he has with the plan, but they are so important he didnt show up for the vote this morning. Because the Lease Agreement is not completed yet. Reporter he says the negotiations with the team are progressing, but the future home of the as is in the air. Three other people on the Oakland Alameda county Coliseum Authority boycotted todays vote, as well, meaning the board didnt have a quorum and couldnt take a vote. We want the as to stay, the raiders to stay, but weve got to have them to stay on a business deal that makes sense for all the parties. Reporter Chris Dobbins agrees and plans to vote yes on the tenyear lease. He wants the as to know the team is welcome, despite the delays. 700 jobs generated, the raiders bring in over 1,200 jobs per game. We know we need them, so we think, im confident the deal will get done. Reporter and earlier this week, the as released a statement saying they hope the deal would be finalized by the end of the week. Obviously, they are going to have to wait longer. Next week, the joint Powers Authority board will have another chance to vote on thursday. Coming up at 6 00, what fans have to say about all of this. Reporting live in oakland, nbc bay area news. Thanks, michelle. California politician arrives in texas next week with the goal of luring lone star businesses to the golden state. One texas publication saying ted games is poaching. Hes not only promoting californias climate, he says he has another goal, as well, involving tesla. Texas governor rick perry drove a model s in sacramento a couple weeks ago. California and texas are in competition for a planned tesla battery factory and the more than 6,000 jobs it will bring to which ever state gets it. Happening now, pride weekend in full swing. You are looking at a live picture of dolores park where the march is set to get under way in about 45 minutes. More participation from Silicon ValleyTech Companies than ever before. Some of the biggest names already showing pride tonight. Our business and tech reporter scott budman is live at apple headquarters with that story. Scott . Reporter well, janelle, apple says it expects thousands of its employees to participate in the pride march on sunday, and when they do, theyll be wearing these special edition tshirts made just for the occasion. Its one of the ways Tech Companies are showing their colors. Apple raised the pride flag just this morning above its headquarters. Inside, distributing these shirts to employees who plan to walk in the pride parade. Closer to the San Francisco parade route, final touches on floats, from big Tech Companies like facebook and google, all part of an effort to both reach out to the Lgbt Community while also trying to smooth over the relationship between tech and San Francisco. I think its become more of an International Issue and so while weve seen a lot of domest domestically, theres room internationally. Reporter typical for tech, the touches are creative, facebook dressing up its campus, Virgin America having fun with its recent youtube success. Going to be on the float, if you take how it looks there, we redesigned our float to match the interior of that, so its going to be really neat looking. We were able to get 9. 5 Million People, almost 10 Million People to view a safety video that they dont want to watch on a plane, to be watching on youtube. Reporter what they ride and what they wear, showing their pride to the rest of the bay area. Tech companies have been involved in pride in years past, but many tell us they want to show solidarity this year with San Francisco. Coming up tonight at 6 00, what pride organizers say they are feeling now that they know theres all this tech involvement coming their way. Reporting live in cupertino, scott budman, nbc bay area news. And we continue our pride coverage on our website, click on the pride link on the front page and youll find a complete list of the events this weekend at nbcbayarea. Com. All right, turning things over to rob, lets talk about what the weather is going to be like. Should be quite nice. In fact, with the parade happening on sunday we will see temperatures climbing right around midday close to 70 degrees out there in San Francisco. Sunshine all around. Little bit warm south of downtown. Well see mid to upper 70s there for sunday and 90s in reach for our inland valleys as we finish off the weekend. Right now, quite cool in San Francisco. 66 degrees in the fog around the Golden Gate Bridge, 77 right now in san jose. You can see the commute kind of slowing down around San Francisco due to the fog, but the trivalley, temperatures earlier today close to 80 degrees, but right across the Golden Gate Bridge, you can see it, 63 right now with our first pitch forecast staying right about in that range with the strong winds, 15 to 25 miles per hour. The sunday game out there in the early afternoon should be quite warm, too, for the giants. Those numbers also in the 70s as the pride weekend continues. Strong winds as those begin to shut down, our temperatures are going to start to come up. Air quality not too bad, but as the sea breeze wears off, spare the air days monday and tuesday of next week. Sunday, things heating up. Satellite radar view shows you things are dry across california now. The big area of low pressure here in the gulf of Alaska Holding its position. High pressure is going to block it off and we will see the typical morning low clouds and fog then retreating back to the coast tomorrow. In fact, should see more sun on the coast tomorrow, which is the reason why coastal areas should see the highs begin to climb into the 70s, maybe not so much for tomorrow, but more of that by the time we get into sunday, so heres the pattern for the next four days, peaking, i think, monday and tuesday of next week. See there on the seven day forecast, 90s in the valleys as early as sunday, that should last for places like the trivalley through tuesday. By wednesday closer to the fourth of july, that area of low pressure begin to approach the coast. Thats going to lead to some cooling and as the sea breeze turns stronger by next wednesday and thursday, inland temperatures begin to drop off back into the 70s and 80s. For tomorrow, close to 80 in san jose. Saturday, cooler of the two weekend days as we look at some of those locations around san jose, weve been seeing, again, those areas around san jose today, 70s, tomorrow, low 80s, by sunday mid to upper 80s around parts of the south bay. Mid 60s closer to San Francisco. North bay, highs in the mid 80s. Pleasanton and livermore, mid 80s tomorrow and by the time we get towards sunday, low 90s for livermore, upper 90s in the forecast come tuesday. Well have to watch out for breezy conditions in the afternoon. Fire danger will be on the increase through the upcoming weekend. Back to you. Thanks for the heads up. Still ahead, a changing of the guard. Cals highly respected Athletic Director is stepping down. Plus, back into the wild. The tight spot a baby deer got its into and how the fawn was finally freed. The city of Mountain View chose one of its own for its new police chief. Captain max bosel is getting the job. He joined the Police Department in 1995. He was promoted to the rank of captain in 2007. Uc berkley today introduced a new interim Athletic Director, Michael Williams sitting on the right there. He is replaying Sandy Barbour on the left. Thats cal chancellor in the middle. Williams was a member of cals wrestling team in the early 80s. A dismal Football Team and poor Graduation Rates for athletes compared to other pac12 schools. We should not forget that our student athletes are the most visible ambassadors of the Berkley Community and we want to make sure their experience is always a positive one, so i commit to doing that. Williams is a cal trustee and will hold the job only until a National Search is completed. Barbour is moving into another position. A warning after Health Officials announced two people in Northern California have been infected with the west nile virus this season. Californias drought has not helped the outbreak as mosquitos prefer dried up puddles with little water movement. Last year nearly 400 human cases and 15 deaths. People 50 years and over have a higher chance of getting sick. Mosquitos bite the two hours after the sunset. Long sleeves and pants recommended dawn and dusk, as well as insect repellent with deet in it. Hopefully reunited, a fawn was rescued from someones backyard yesterday on wellington drive, seems the baby was trapped between the wall of the home and a fence post, rescuers believe it got stuck somehow before nightfall. Firefighters were able to free him after 15 minutes and after checking the little guy out, they released it back into the wild. So cute. The 49ers want to take their fans on a roller coaster ride, literally. Thats next. The best pregame experience in the league. Thats what the 49ers promise as they team up with californias Great America. Levis stadium is the only nfl field with a theme park next door, which is why its logical to experience a roller coaster ride and the new Great America pavilion where theyll host the red zone rally. Officials showed off the building today with a hope of a quarter of the fans taking mass transit, this is a place to gather first. It is pricey, though, a season pass for all games is 850. Whats included is all food and beverage, roller coaster ride and any activation that happens outside the pavilion space. The pavilion will also be available focommunity and Corporate Events year round. There he is, ground breaking. All right. Rob has some ground scorching weather for us. By sunday, certainly, right now weve got low clouds and fog spilling into San Francisco. But tomorrow, starting to see mid 80s around the north bay and trivalley and some of our temperatures next five days, san jose, you can see the numbers close to 90 on monday. San francisco in the 70s this weekend and also livermore by monday. By sunday, 90s, by monday, upper 90s in the trivalley. Going to be a hot one. This weekend in San Francisco, no fog, good . Very good. In fact, you saw the 70s in the forecast around San Francisco. The coast, probably not going to heat up as much as our valleys this weekend, but picture perfect around San Francisco. With all those people, that is perfect weather for a parade. Shouldnt see a fog blanket like you have right now. It will be gone. Thanks so much for joining us. Hope to see you at 6 00. On our broadcast here tonight, armed and dangerous. American drones armed with hellfire missiles now patrolling the skies over baghdad with those isis militants at the edge of the city. State of emergency in the flood zone with cities overrun by water, no relief in sight. Now the threat of tornadoes on top of all the rest. Is it the future of medicine . It was Science Fiction not long ago. Now its real and controversial and saving lives. Meredith vieira here to tell us about it. And thinking big. The teenager now the talk of the town with people asking who that is on the side of the building. Nightly news begins now. Good eve