warning, the dangerous combination of heat and dry weather. and declining demand for vaccines, what we are seeing around the country and dr. fauci's message about easing restrictions. and vaccinating teens, the event hoping to draw younger crowds this weekend. good morning and welcome to monday, may 10th. >> we are checking in with mike and looking at that red flag warning. >> unfortunately, it is going to increase a little today. hi, everybody. mother nature gave us a break on mother's day and it wasn't as hot and windy as saturday but that changes today. the red flag warning has been extended through 6:00 tomorrow evening. we have almost two more full days of critical conditions. the winds are 36 at jola but

pretty cool other wise. you can see the humidity is around 20% to 30%. expect all of these conditions to deteriorate as we head throughout the day. look at the temperatures. we have low to mid-90s in the north bay and east bay. mid-to upper 80s in the south bay. low to mid-80s around the bay. 75 in san francisco. we will talk about the cooling trend in the seven-day forecast. we have breaking news on the peninsula now. a stretch of el camino realis closed following a deadly crashed that involved a pedestrian. this happened on el camino real overnight. red wood city police have blocked the road from maple street to roosevelt avenue. we are waiting for more details on what happened here and we will bring them to you. you herd mike mention the high fire danger is near the east bay hills. the heat and dry weather

making a dangerous combination. amy has more on the danger. >> reporter: fire stations like this one will be on high alert today, probably doing some patrolling, just getting out and making sure everything is okay, looking for any issues. the fire danger is high for the east bay hills, the east bay valleys and the north bay mountains. there was a fire over the weekend. it was in benicia, 45 acres burned there. the wind really whipped this one up. a resident said a lawn mower may have sparked it while he was trying to cut the grass and just like that 45 acres burned. firefighters say what is startling this year is how early it is happening. this looks like june. we are in early may. we are already is quite unique. >> reporter: the hope is that these guys and gals can help make a difference in fire prevention. they are working hard right now on bay area hill sides.

they could clear several acres in a few days. also fun for the neighborhood to see, working in their areas. despite all of the dry conditions, the fire researchers we talked to are staying hopeful about the upcoming season. they say all of the prevention work, everyone ramping up will make a big difference. they are saying unless we get bizarre weather like the lightning storms last year, we will possibly be okay. everyone is on high alert, very aware of these conditions. reporting live from berkeley, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. we sent out an alert when we found that there was an alert extended. if you want alerts, you can download our app. pfizer's vaccine could get emergency authorization for 12 to 15-year-olds adearly as today. the country is dipping to a 7

month low. here is what health experts are saying about easing restrictions. >> more than 117 million americans are fully vaccinated but the demand for doses has declined. the average daily doses administered as dropped from 3 million a month ago to under 2 million. dr. anthony fauci says as more people get vaccinated, it could be time to relax restrictions more on things like wearing masks indoors. >> the cdc will be updating recommendations and guidelines but yes, we need to start being more liberal as we get more people vaccinateded. >> cdc director rochell zelensky says she expeths to get authorization for teens as young as 12 as early as today. pfizer is planning to apply for full approval of the vaccine. right now they have emergency authorization. it will take months to review the data. education is one of the key pillars of building a better bay

area. now san francisco high school seniors will have the choice to go back to in person classes starting friday. the district will be revealing more details at the board meeting tomorrow. luz pena spoke with the leader of the teachers union to explain. >> reporter: there are less than four weeks left in this school year. starting friday, san francisco high school seniors will be able to go back to in person classes. >> i would hope that high schoolers are feeling valued and heard. we know that connection, social connections with incredibly important. >> reporter: after months of negotiations between the san francisco teachers union and the unified school district, what led to this sudden change for high school seniors? >> educators in san francisco realized there was an opportunity to bring seniors back to school before they graduate. >> why wasn't this decision made earlier? >> it wasn't made earlier it

seemed because we were busy getting all of the other miu's done. it wasn't certain whether it was possible to do it. >> reporter: according to the union, there are close to 4,000 high school seniors in the city. and as of friday 500 said they would be will to go back to classes. parents see this step as a positive one. seniors will only have two weeks left for graduating. the executive director for this parent group said money had to do with it. the return date for seniors is one day before the may 15th deadline needed for the school district to receive a portion of a $2 billion grant in funds for reopening classrooms. >> there are resources available on the table at the state level. given what we know, historic underfunding of public schools in california, we need to be able to make sure we get all of

the available resources. >> reporter: as to graduation, those ceremonies are scheduled outdoors from june 1st through the 3rd. luz pena, abc7. in the south bay, santa clara county officials are teaming up with the 49ers to host a three day vaccination clinic for teens at levi stadium, tomorrow for 16 to 19-year-olds. kids and their families will get to tour part of the stadium and get some 49ers swag. they will talk about the event today at noon at a news conference. governor news m will announce a recovery package today. horis part of the proposal to help working moms. >> for mother's day, we will be making investments to solve

reproblems. >> the governor's office is proposing 100,000 additional child slots, the largest in the state's history. there will be more funding for child care providers and an additional $200 million to support career pacts for home care workers. a news conference on the full economic recovery package is set for 10:00 this. santa rosa congressman jared huffman will lead a drought conference. they will explore solutions and proposals for the water shed. sonoma county declared a local emergency. mandatory water rationing has started in some parts of the county. officials are relying on voluntary conservation measures in other areas. i think you are going to find more and more of these meetings happening as we get deeper into the summer.

it is something to keep in the back of your mind. let's talk about what is going on right now. we will focus on the peninsula where there is a little cloudiness of the coast. that is about the only place this morning. temperatures running in the mid-to upper 40s. 51 in belmont, clear on the peninsula side. look at the microclimates. most of us in the low to mid-50s . you get around antioch and it is 70 degrees right now. you know it will be hot when it starts at 70 in antioch. we will be in the upper 40s and 50s through 7:00. look at how the summer spread widens this afternoon. near 60 at the coast, mid-70s to low 80s, bay and inland. 82 to 90 by 4:00. back to 75 to 81. it will be a little warm during our evening hours. here's a look at walnut creek, some of the early commuters there heading down a clear 680. what you are dealing with are

just the breezes in the higher elevation. everything else, grab your sun glasses and get ready for a warm, hot afternoon, if you are taking mass transit. we will talk about how long this will last coming up. let's talk to jobina about the commute. we are starting off with a busy morning. we have a signal alert southbound 101, before san antonio. there are no injuries involved, just a slowdown because of a stalled big rig. i have one on the map there because it is in the way. the golden gate bridge, clear conditions there. there are no weather issues impacting your commute. and in san jose, looking live at 101 right now, in the glitchy camera, you can see the road is clear. back to reggie and kumasi. meds up for anyone travelling southbound. a give away for health wear

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the man accused of stabbing two asian seniors in san francisco is expected to appear in court. 54-year-old patrick thompson didn't show for his first court aexperience on friday. he is accused of assault with deadly weapon. the two seniors are recovering in the hospital of serious injuries after being stabbed last week. the sonoma county board of supervisors is expected to pass a resolution tomorrow aimed at helping survivors of sexual harassment. it comes as another woman accuses windsor's mayor of

mesconduct. former sonoma mayor ritual hundley says that fap aul climbed on top of her and exposed himself while they were in a hotel attending a conference. he is facing accusations of sexual assault from seven womenw and refuses to resign. she said what he did was wrong and what he are wrong. he adminutely denies engaging in nonconsensual conduct from any females in his past. today on abc7, we are honoring the sacrifices of philippinea american nurses. national nurses united reports that one in four nurses who have died from covid-19 in the u.s.

are filipino american. in california, 3 of 5rn's who have died have been filipino. >> we signed up to take care of patients but none of us signed up to die. it is heart breaking because their deaths could have been prevented. >> today , abc7 reporter julian glover is reporting on the devastating toll covid-19 has had. many filipino nurses are speaking out and advocating for themselves. we will bring you aapi heritage month all week. we will have more stories newscasts each night. crocs is donating 50,000 pairs of shoes to healthcare workers starting today. they are slip resistant and they have foot bed liners for comfort. last year, they donated more

than 860,000 pairs to those on the front lines of covid-19. crocs says there is no better way to say thank you then to do it again. moms are reflecting on what was not a typical year. we spent time talking to mothers on mother's day as they celebrated. >> it is crazy. everyone is getting flowers. >> reporter:iven waited in a super long line for two bouquets. >> this is for you and this is for my girlfriend's mom. >> reporter: this tiny flower store was ready for last minute customers but nothing like this. >> we had a cut off orders a couple of days ago. last year, we were not able to be open at mother's day so they are really celebrating this year. >> i can't remember last mother's day. we probably just stayed home and did nothing. >> amazing.

>> reporter: the warren family at oakland came to the park with big plans to honor their mom, susan. >> we are going to brunch and to walk around a little bit, enjoying the good weather. >> reporter: all moms got to ride the wheel for free, a nice surprise for jenny and her family. >> we didn't even know but really exciting. really nice. >> reporter: after a long year, life seems to be getting back to normal. >> we are fully vaccinated. it feels great. >> reporter: mother's day brunch is happening inside and outside. the way it used to be, like 2019. >> last year was quite depressing. >> reporter: this mother's day crowd is inspiring to this restaurant owner, suzanne habacky. >> i'm very grateful that it is almost over. >> reporter: inside christina o'brien and her family celebrated mother's day, ready for a new delivery. >> trying to get this baby to come out. we are celebrating and getting

some local food in our neighborhood. >> reporter: just down the street, the first inner sunset flea market was on. free roses for the moms we in san francisco, cornel burnard. >> guess what happened on mother's day? >> she got an apple watch? >> but something better than that. my cousin had her baby on mother's day. she became a mother on mother's day and i'm the god mother. >> congratulations. >> we were on facetime with her because only one person could go in the room. we were all on facetime, not as she was about to have the baby. but we were like, oh, my gosh, she is on the way and then she arrived. >> that worked out well. >> can you tell us the name? >> o kogsa lee. >> i like that.

>> she is precious. >> how wonderful. >> such good news. >> how was yours? >> very quiet. we didn't have anything like a birth. we had breakfast in bed. and then we went for a walk and then we looked at flooring. we need new carpet and we went out to dinner. my son had a lot of homework. we kind of resolve around him still while he is home. he is only going to be home about another year. but i think she liked it. ere yee a back massage in there too. let's look at what is going on. it is quiet. the hottest highs are today and tomorrow. the most critical fire danger is today and tomorrow. after that, wednesday through the coming sunday, we slide slowly back to average highs try to break this pat. here's a look at the high and

the low, bringing us fast winds. mid-to upper 80s. 85 to 89 in the south bay. 79 in san bruno. everyone else, low to mid-80s. mid-to upper 60s on the coast. a little bit of wamrth will leak towards your neighborhoods. we will have a slight sea breeze. mid-to upper 70s. upper 80s to low 90s for the north bay valleys. on the east bay shore, most of us in the low to mid-80s. east bay valley, a lot of air coitione0s. ni heat is building through the central valley into palm springs. that is making the rest of the state tinder also. tonight we have green in the mills, breezy, 60s, and 70s. tomorrow, almost a carbon copy of today. the fastest winds will be this time tomorrow. then they will taper throughout

the day. finally, we will call of the fire danger until friday. then a nice weekend. >> thank you. coming up the seven things to know this morning. >> and new information about the divorce of bill and melinda gates, the other relationship that was reportedly a sourc

it is 5:23. here are seven things to know this morning. the current red flag warning is being extended to 6 p.m. tomorrow. the national weather service says the grass in the bay area hills is as dry as it has ever been at this point in the in did you feel like i did over the weekend when it push alert was extended? that is number two. high fire danger through 6:00 tuesday and then we will be rid of the red flag warning for the rest of the week. san francisco high school seors will have a choice to go back to in person classes starting on friday. the strict plans to reveal more details at the board meeting tomorrow. the fda could authorize pfizer's vaccine for teens as young as 12 as soon as today. if approved, the recommendation would go to the cdc and shots

could start going into arms soon after. number five, a major gas pape line in the u.s. is shut down this morning after a cyberattack. analysts warn that drivers could see a spike in gas prices today if the shutdown continues. we have an alert in palo alto because of a stalled big rig southbound 101 before san antonio. speeds down to 17 miles per hour. governor newsom will be in oakland today unveiling an economic recovery package. on mother's day, he announced a multimillion dollar expansion of services aimed at helping working moms. in gma's first look, there is new information about the break up of bill and melinda gates and the role that jeffrey epstein reportedly played. >> new details about what may have led to bill and melinda gates's multibillion dollar divorce these were two billionairs that

were working with legal teams for many months since at least 2019. >> the split has been nearly two years in the making. sources telling the journal melinda turned to divorce attorneys when her husband's relationship with jeffrey epstein became public. >> the attorneys were having multiple calls after it was published in 2019, an article detailing the extent of bill gates relationship with jeffy epstein. we know this is a concern. >> we will have more on what this new reporting means up at 7 at the 147th kentucky derby, there is controversyhe chti.es

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world's largest vaccine producer. and red flag warning, goats are working to prevent fires as we deal with dangerously dry conditions. good morning and welcome to monday, may 10th. let's start with a check of the forecast with mike. >> hi, everybody. about 4.5 million of us under a red flag warning. you can see the largest part of the central valley. we have our east bay hills and valleys. that makes up a lot of the population, the diablo range and the north bay mountains. this is extended until 6:00 until tomorrow evening. the critical fire conditions will hang around. this morning is quiet but look at the winds ramp up. down where we live, at 5:00, this evening. the fast winds in the and mountains will be overnight into tomorrow and then it will

taper tomorrow afternoon. temperatures undermid-to upper 60s on the coast. low to mid-80s around the bay. low to mid-80s on the south bay. 90s in the north bay. east bay, even some mid-to upper 90s. that's one of the reasons why today will be critical with the fire conditions. i'll show you a refreshing seven-day forecast coming up. let's get back to reggie. our team kofrmg of the red flag warning continues now with our reporter, amy hollyfield who is live outside of a fire station in berkeley. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this weather is a threat to neighborhoods like this, nestled in the hills. like this one readying their resources, out on patrol ready for the red flag alert. doing their part. we have some video of some goats hard at work, clearing hill sides around the bay area. they can clear acres in a few days. they are efficient and they are

pretty cute. we appreciate them on many levels, showing what they can do for fire prevention. we talked to a researcher who studies fuel loads. they tell us those have hit a record high in the bay area but they are still hopeful. what that indicates is the dryness of the feels. the drier the field, the more heat output. our team is ramping up with research tools, getting ready for the fire season. hopefully it will not be as bad as people are saying. that's what we are thinking. >> reporter: there was a fire weekend. 45 acres burned in benicia. the winds whipped it up. a resident said his lawn ma have sparked it. firefighters say what is startling this year is how early it is happening. it looks like june right now and

it is only early may. reporting in berkeley, amy hollyfield, abc7. filling up your car could be more expensive as a major gas pipe line is off line because of a cyberattack. the federal investigation now being led by the fbi's san francisco field office. this is just the most recent attack on a u.s. company. >> reporter: analysts say gas prices could hit a 3 year high today after a cyberattack on the country's largest fuel pipe line. >> it's crucial to have this pipe line in service. if it drags beyond four days, we could see challenges. >> reporter: the pipe line supplies 45% of the fuel to the east coast, 5500 network carries gas, diesel from texas to new jersey. they halted all operations on friday following the attack. smaller terminals of the pipe

line are running. gasoline futures jumped 3% to 322 a gallon highest since may of 2019. an eastern european criminal organization appears to be responsible. the organization is known as dark side. they operate mostly out of russia. the biden administration is allowing truckers who deliver to states impacted by the shutdown to drive more hours per day. >> it is an all hands on deck effort. we are working with the company, state and local officials to make sure they get back up to normal operations as quickly as possible. >> reporter: it's the biggestri. solar winds, a company that provides kauft ware suffered a major breach. someone took control of a water facility in florida. these types of attacks are here

to stay. >> we have seen attacks on critical infrastructure over the past five years but nothing of this size and scope, but also foretells, this is what life is likely to be like in the future. >> reporter: abc news, new york. we have new numbers showing where we stand with the numbers in the pandemic in california. the department of public health reported 1800 new cases on sunday, 61 deaths. more than 32 million californians have received at least one shot. that means 45% of the population over the age of 16 are now fully vaccinated. an fda to authorizeifies pfizer's vaccine for teens 12 to 15 this weekend. kids enrolled in a pfizer study had the same side effects as

adults, such as fever, fatigue. india is at a breaking point headed to one million deaths from covid-19. this is coming as cases are soaring and the medical system is nearing collapse. >> doctors in india say they are beyond capacity in their icus. there are not nurses, doctors or supplies to treat all of those who have contracted the virus. more than 400,000 new cases and more than 4,000 deaths have been reported. experts believe those numbers are drastically underreported. one estimate predicts one million people in india could die from covid-19 in august. >> people have arrived alt the gate of the emergency. these are lives that could have been saved. >> india is the world's largest vaccine producer. inside the country, there is a

massive shortage. only about 2% of the population is vaccinated. coming up on gma, a report on why many say the country's healthcare system has failed them. >> thank you. house republicans could vote as early as wednesday to remove congresswoman liz cheney from her leadership post. kevin mccarthy publicly backed the removal. she has been a critic of president trump and voted to impeach him for inciting the attack on the u.s. capitol. mcarthy says she is distracting from the republicans bid to win back the house in 2022. the parents of one of the bay area college students found guilty in an italian police officer's death is talking for the first time. their reaction to the harsh sentence. clean out your kid's play room and help the earth. mattel's new recycling program. but first a check of the weather. >> let's take a look at how it

is different this morning compared to yesterday morning. some places are double digits cooler like nevado and fairfield. the winds have relaxed temporarily. let's go into the east bay valley, very comfortable. temperatures are cool. a lot of low to mid-50s through most of the trivalley. heading east, look at the 60s out by highway 4. this area is going to be in the low to mid-90s. if you can open up the windows this morning, try to draw in the nice refreshing air while you can. everyone else is in the low to mid-50s. we have a 48 in pacifica. it is a little hazy in the south bay. 50 to 55 through 7:00. we will have 60s on the coast today. 73 to 82 for the bay from noon to 4:00, back to 75.

not bad. a little warmer than average. inland, 82 at noon. 90 at 4:00. 81 at 7:00. this also means ac likely. if you are inside the inland neighborhoods, cool, hot, big summer spread. a red flag warning if be doing yardwork. tree moderate,. let's find out what is going on with the monday morning commute. >> good morning. we have a crash in con cord right now involving two cars. passengers had to be taken to the hospital. this is westbound 4, 232. speeds down to 20 miles per hour. i will give you an update when that clears. it is in the commute direction. we have a countercommute issue, a signal alert southbound 101

near san antonio. no injuries involved but a big rig is in the way. golden gate bridge is looking beautiful, nice and clear. pretty light at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is starting to clear now. nice ride into san francisco coming from the east bay. we'll be right back.

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officer who rescued a child who was shot in times square. alissa vogel ran to the child and carried her moments after the shooting on saturday. she was among three innocent bystanders who got hurt when a man opened fire during an argument. all of the victims are recovering. officer vogel spoke with abc news about her heroic actions. >> i'm very grateful that people are taking it in that aspect and calling me a hero but every officer on scene is a hero for that day. there were multiple victims andarve wn did a phenomenal job. >> police have identified a person of interest in the shooting and they are using surveillance footage to help track him down. now to an abc news exclusive, we are hearing from the parents of a bay area college student found guilty of murdering an italian police officer in rome. finnegan elder's mom and dad are speaking with gma in their first interview since last week's

verdict. elder and his friend, 20-year-old gabeeral hjorth received life in prison, italy's harshest sentence. they were on the street corner to meet someone associated with a drug dealer. two police officers in plain clothes approached. in a struggle, the officer pinned elder to the ground. elder stabbed the officer to death. >> i understand that a man's life was lost that night. i understand that finnegan should serve some time. i don't like the word punish because it feels too much like revenge which i kind of feel there is a lot of seeking of revenge. i would like finnegan to have some sort of sentence that is proportionate and something that helps at least acknowledges his mental health issues and that is not as punitive. >> an appeal of that verdict is in the works.

you can watch this entire interview on good morning america this morning. it airs at 7:00 after abc7 mornings. now abc7 news locally put together a special that has been nominated for an emmy and you can watch it on our app. this morning netflix is rumored to be working up a new service to give you more netflix. it's in the early stages. they are calling it n plus. it is said to be a free online space with indepth content to learn more about your favorite shows, news, interviews, a deep dive behind the scenes, podcasts and more. it will also allow you to make a play list of your favorite shows and movies. amazon is cracking down on counterfeit listings. they blocked more than 10 billion phony listings last year before any of the items could be sold. that is up 70% from the year before. the numbers are part of a first

report on the anticounterfeiting efforts. more scammers are trying to take advantage of online shopping in the pandemic. mattel wants to breathe life into old toys you may have around the house. the company announced they haveh a new toy playback program. they will use the old parts to help make new toys. they are accepting barby, mega box. more toys will be added later. they are taking this step to address global waste. sometimes maternal bonds can cross into other species. a family shared this picture of their trip to a zoo in boston. one of the gorillas was fasivated with their newborn son. the mother held up the boy near the gorilla exhibit and he

caught the eye of kiki, the gorilla who stared at the now born for 5 minutes. kiki is also a mom and gave birth to her fifth child in november. >> look at her face. she is like, do i need the baby from you? >> are you good parents? >> if that was my mom, kiki would have looked at me and said that's mine because i was super hairy when i was born. she said i was not pretty either. but that is no reflection on kiki who is gorgeous. >> your mom said that you weren't pretty as a baby? >> people would come up and say your baby is so pretty and she would say no, he is not. but i love him. >> if there is one person who is supposed to say the baby is

cute, it's your mama. we will have to have a discussion. do you have pictures? >> put it in the group chat. >> i'll see if i can find pictures. their house burned down about 6 years ago. so maybe not. >> tough. update us if you can. let's move on then. here's a look at how hazy it is. it is not spare the air day but it gives you an idea of how warm it will be today. it will be sunny, hotter drier over the weekend. it will push the fire danger deeper into the high category. it will be milder tonight. it will be breezy on the hills. that's when the breeze is maximized in the hills. that's when the fire danger be critical. think about that. cloudy and sunshine as we head through the weekend. clouds around the peninsula

coast this morning. you are going to have a localized sea breeze that will keep temperatures in the 60s today and the rest of us will hit the 70s, 80s, 90s and letter into the evening, you can see the surge trying to keep the coast cool while the rest of us are hot. mid-to upper 80s. average high around 74 in san jose. we will be 85 today. low to mid-80s peninsula. palo alto at 84. upper 60s north bay. upper 80s to low 90s in the valley. 79 in berkeley and hayward. everyone else in the low to mid-80s. inland is the hottest area, 90 to 95 degrees in our east bay valleys. tonight the green in the hills, 60s and 70s because of the breezes. the rest of us will be in the low to mid-50s. more of the same for the forecast tomorrow. the breezes will taper around

6:00 when the red flag warning ends. you can see the marine level coming in and reaching the neighborhoods by friday. a growing memorial that honors lives lost to aids is on a pop up portions of the quilt were on display. it marks 43 years since the first cases of aids announced n u.s. . one of the messages of the quilt expands beyond the aids virus. >> we need to continue to fight against stigma and discrimination of people who are marginalized in the society and never stop fighting. >> aids walk san francisco sunday morning at 10:00. a bc7 is is is is is

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> we do need to start being more liberal as we get more people vaccinated. >> now at 6:00, dr. anthony fauci talking about the progress in the race to vaccinate, the restrictions that may be rolled back before people start to get their

shots. and with less than a month to go until graduation, san francisco is planning to let high school seniors return to the classroom, why officials believe it's worth it, solely in the school year. a live look outside right now to the east bay held camera. hi fire danger, lingering this morning pick meteorologist mike nicco has more on the red flag warning. just so you know, i can hear and i can see nothing this morning, but we will try to do the show anyway. we will start with meteorologist mike nicco prk, mike. >> hey, good morning. good morning. our biggest issue is going to be the red flag warning pic that was extended over the weekend until 6:00 tomorrow. you can see