we are still under a red flag warning. the dry and windy conditions sparking grass fires. it is tuesday, may 11, thank you for being here. good morning to all of you. >> let's check in first to mike and the red flag conditions. mike? good morning. the red flag warning continues through 6:00 this evening. we have critical fire conditions in the north bay mountains, east bay hills and

also the east bay valleys. the winds could gust up to 40 to 60 miles per hour, but i think the worst of it is behind us. the humidity levels are in the teens in the north bay and the rest of us in the 20s and 30s. so, that is a good sign. no single digit dryness there. look at the winds. we are 32 miles per hour less. we will pulse up a little bit after sunrise, but really, possibly the worst of this is behind us but fire conditions are very high out there, even with the worst of the conditions behind us and that is why we are under the fire threat through at least 6:00. a little cooler along the coast, richman, san mateo. the seabreeze returns late this afternoon. the rest of us in the 80s and 90s once again. we will talk about that. back to you. the fda has authorized the

covid-19 vaccine for children 12 to 15. this is a move that will allow nearly 17 million more people to get their shots. the cdc will discuss the authorization and the scientific advisory group will vote for final approval for use in california. the morin county public health department hopes to vaccine 7,000 of them within a week of access. some parents are ready to go, some parents that are not quite ready and some are is wary. i think we will see the same tragediry we saw with adults. >> we have more information on abc7news.com/vaccine. >> there is also a push for older kids ages 16 to 19 to get southed. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live with how the stadium will be

the shot a fun experience. amy? >> reporter: yes. this party even has a hashta hashtag #49ersbackstagepass. so they are trying to make it fun. the clinic there start tonight and continue through tomorrow and thursday. the 49ers will be handing out team swag and they will be offering tours of the team's locker room. the first 100 teens each night will get a gift card to starbucks and chipotle. >> all the children deserve the senior proms to graduate in person. if this is one small step that can get us back there, please, -yr-r: thin is their family members can get vaccinated, too, while they are here, if they need the shot. the clinic opened from 5:30 to

7:30 for the next three nights no appointments necessary. it will be a fun time to focus on 16 to 19-year-olds before the nation turns its attention to the 12 to 15-year-olds approveed by the fda to receive the pfizer shot. live in santa clara, amy hollyfield, abc7 news.. san mateo county will be moving to the yellow tier, allowing businesses to serve food and increased bars, and gyms. california's seven day positivity rate has dropped to a 7-day low. researchers have found its vaccine to be highly successful

against california's variant. california is expecting an unprecedented budget surplus. it could mean you get more money incur pocket. governor gavin newsom says a $75 billion wind fall is thanks to the stock market and the wealthyiest of residents. it would be for individuals and households earning up to $75,000 a year. the state would be able to double its rent relief program for renters who haven't been able to pay during the pandemic. >> provide 100% support over the next few months to renters directly impacted by this pandemic. $5.2 billion we are putting up to take care of rent payments. [ applause ] >> the state legislature has to approve this plan. if they sign off it would likely be a few weeks before any stimulus checks would go out in the mail. now to a story you will only see on abc7 news.

the supporters for the recall of governor gavin newsom are creating a $16 million strategy to try to remove him from office. a document obtained exclusively by abc7 news outlines with a volunteer plaid and targeting latino and aapi voters who they say were most impacted by the governor's policies during the pandemic. you can hear more on the abc7 news original special call "total recalled" on the abc7 bay area connected tv app available wherever you stream. today marks the fourth day since a cyber attack forced one of the country's biggest pipelines to shut down. gas prices are going up and some stations are even running out of fuel. jobina has more. >> hi, kumasi.

the fbi confirms a russia-baseds group called "darkside" crippled the ware. they said yesterday they did not mean to create havoc but just wanted to make money. the economic consequences are already being felt. this gas station in north carolina ran out of fuel. >> it is for anyone that needs to drive a car to and from work, school or a store to get groceries. >> this is like, too much. it is one more thing that takes us into major stress. >> experts say the shutdown could extend, the recent jump prices already up point 06 a gallon. now flights will make fuel stops r place where is fuel is more easily available. >> thank you, jobina. if the north bay crews were on the scene of a small grass

fire last night. we have seen several wildfires pop up around the bay area with dry and windy with conditions. now to mike nicco with the latest on this red flag warning. >> yes, reggie. it goes until 6:00. let me show you a little difference from yesterday and today. you wake up this morning and you can see a little high, some yellow up in napa county. the rest of us are doing okay. when you get the cooler temperatures the humidity returns during the overnight hours. the highest fire danger will stay up in the north bay through the morning. then as things relax into the afternoon hours we are down to low to moderate. watch this -- see that yellow sweeping from west to east? that is the seabreeze coming in. while the winds will pick up later this afternoon it will actually bring in more humidity and cooler conditions and keep our fire check under control. the worst of it will be in the

morning. 47 to 51 across most of san francisco. upper 40s to mid-50s for most of us. usual 60s in pittsburg and tracy. here is a look at san jose at 87. temperatures at the coast much cooler, 60s with a lot more cloud cover while the rest of us are 72 to 83 at noon. a cooling seabreeze, 69 around the bay at 7:00 and still 80 inland. if you are worried about the pollen, you should be. it will be high once again. the only issue on the roads will be the breezy hills this morning. at least weatherwise. we will see if there are any other issues and turn to jobina with the commute. >> thank you, mike. you are right. that is basically all that is happening out there on the roads. a live picture of emoryville. this is 80. the headlights are making their way westbound enforcement blocking issues or crashes to report at 5:09 so far. so that is great news this morning. a live picture of oakland, this

is 880 at the coliseum. the headlights are traveling southbound there on the right hand side of the screen. and the bay area, our typical slowdown out of tracy and fog along the coast but not a lot of peek take 1 up and down for their commute so that is good news. bart is working to win back more riders. starting next month the transit agency is adding more than two dozen weekday trips and 15 trips to saturday service. all will use longer trains for social distancing, then starting at the end of the august bart will extend service by three hours until midnight. that is back. yes, everybody, and in september bart says it will cut fares in half to help boost ridership. reggie and kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. a police officer is dead and another recovering in the hospital after both were shot

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she voted to overturn the election back in january. now to increasing violence against asian-americans. a 3%% increase in crimes targeted against people of asian decent. the latest is difficult to watch. it involves a teen attacking a man in his 80s. i was hoping you were going to be able to hear the sound from this video, but apparently we don't have that. but what you do hear when you listen to it is one of the teens giggling as the suspects are robbing him. they got aways with his watch it felt man suffered minor injuries. the suspects involved are as young as ce say. san leandro police increased controls and are working with attorneys to find solutions to the can challenges of dealing with minors. >> other than putting juveniles in jail, what other avenues do we have to divert some of the

things happening. >> the victim in the most recent attack says he believes the crime was motivated. police can't say for certain if this was a hate crime or motivated by something else. san francisco mayor london breed are proproposing new teams respond to 3-1-1 and 9-1- 1. according to city data there were 18,000 of these wellness checks calls made in 2019. the well insistent alls will be made by paramedics and health experts. the san francisco coalition says is proposal is a start but does not go far enough. >> it is not ngo calls where someone is is in someone's doorway or sitting on the san joaquin in daytime hours or these types of calls. >> if approved the first wellss response team will be deployed by january. mayor breed's goal is to have five teens in total and cost

$5.6 million. the city of san will avoid laying off $163 fulltime employees. the salaries would be slashed by 4% to 11% to avoid layoffs. the deal will save the jobs of hundreds of part-time faculty and classes. the hollywood foreign press association is promising to fix diversity issues after nbc announced it will not air next year's golden globes. this after the l.a. times revealed the awards voting group had zero black members and other issues. a week by week plan to to to to diversify including adding 20% of black voting members by august. the academy that votes for the

oscars has around 9,000 members. a new jersey family has finally figured out how their puppy is escaping past the gate. take a look at this. they recorded the doggy duo plotting this break up. you can see the 3-month-old quinn walking down to the gate then sitting down and waits for harley to come over and help her out. the video has 129,000 like likes on tiktok. >> that is teamwork. >> me parents have been trying to figure out how the puppy gets past the gate! [ laughing ] >> oh my gosh, your best 20s, 30s, 40s movie voice. can you hear it? the video has one of those robotic voices narrating it, but also that! >> i thought you were dealing with news trailers before world war ii. >> it is a news reel trying to get across the gate! [ laughing ] >> now enjoy the show!

>> all those movies -- all those movies about the dogs and cats being smarter than we know and taking over the world. >> it is happening. >> once they get together with the robots there is nothing left! >> wow! dark turn. deep turn. >> sure! [ laughing ] there is a high fire danger today. it will be warm to hot once again away from the coast with the fire danger through 6:00. a cooling seabreeze and clouds and really hits a lot of our neighborhoods tonight. spring. everybody is wondering what happened to spring. well, it is coming back in the forecast. it will be here this weekend. here is the area high and low. they are pulling apart. as long as they continue to move away from each other, the difference between the high pressure and low pressure relaxes and so does the breeze. that is why we will see a little better conditions eventually today. low to mid-80s through most of

the south bay today. on the peninsula 73 to 83. quite a spread there. low to mid-60s. you can see the extra cloud cover along the coast and pushing through the golden gate bridge this afternoon. that will keep san francisco in the mid-80s to a few upper 80s. in the north bay mid to upper 80s. along the east bay shore you can see the change there, 74 in richmond after a record-highing tie yesterday to 80 in san leandro and low to mid-90s in the east bay valleys. as far as tonight, we will have the clouds spread into the bay and even a little mist possible along the coast. temperatures will fall into the 40s and 50s. inland there is still a touch of heat holding on tomorrow. by friday everybody is closer to average. then still a little cooler saturday, sunday and monday with a slight chance of drizzle saturday morning. that would be a refreshing change. that is the seven-day forecast. have a great day. back to you. all right, mike. this very bizarre story out of houston. authorities are searching for a

tiger still on the loose. that is not the only bizarre thing. the man police say owns the tiger says it isn't his. he was last seen with the big cat as he led it away from a neighborhood street. he is in custody for evading arrest on unrelated charges. this started sunday when the animal was spotted roaming loose. even though it is against city regulation to have a pet tiger, this one appears to be well taken care of. is it really well taken care of if it is in a neighborhood? >> i have so many questions. >> this man was wanted for murder charges -- >> it is not his and yet that part. >> and no one knows where the tiger is. how is that possible >> i feel like this is a movie. >> i hope the tiger is okay. >> he seems to be okay. you never know though.

coming up, the "7 things to know" this morning. >> and a deal on your summer vacation. one easy way to someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did my part. while covid-19 is in the air, please, protect yourself and others. wear a mask, keep your distance, and get vaccinated when it's your turn. santa clara county. stay strong. spread hope.

. it is 5:23. here are the "7 things to know" this morning. number one the fda has authorized the pfizer service for children 12 to 15. the cdc will discuss and give the green light expected tomorrow. number two, vaccine nights kick off at levi's stadium tomorrow through thursday. no appointments necessary for teens aged 16 to 19. the families can get a free shot while they are there, too. and san mateo county will allow bars to reopen and gyms and restaurants can increase indoor capacity. number four, dangerous fire conditions across the bay area this morning. fire crews were out overnight watching for hot spots. including this location in san rafael near san quentin. and the quilts fire conditions continue through 6:00 for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys and two thirds of the

central valley. number six, we have a disabled tractor-trailer traveling eastbound at the bridge there at the treasure island bridge there. a live look at walnut creek showing off 680. very clear there. number seven, governor gavin newsom declared a drought emergency in 39 more counties including alameda, contra costa, napa, sonoma and mendocino. summer is around the corner and after a year of covid lockdowns here is the best time to get a vacation. most travelers pick their destination, then pick their date, then look at pricing. ineaflout erwhe u veth figure out where you are going to do. >> that is how you are able to take three or four vacations for the same price you used to pay for one. >> okay. also, make sure you pay

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sharing services. turo says the average annual income for those renting out just one of their cars is more than $10,000. but what about insurance and what happens if someone using your car get into an accident? it is all coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look", i am gio benitez, abc news, new york. this is just me. i don't trust it. >> until that check comes in. >> and that you can trust, right? [ laughing ] >> take it! [ laughing ] if your next vacation involves a trip to disneyland, there will be a new adult- friendly edition. and phone scams. what thieves are saying oh! don't burn down the duplex. terminix. ahhh! get out of here mouse.

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a doubt emergency expands to 41 counties. the governor's plan to fight back. plus, an adult-friendly edition to disneyland. what you will find at the park by the end of the month. good morning, this is tuesday, may 11. >> good morning but first let's get to mike and the red flag >>everarni ylittt of changerineyeis bacoolg the ba whe the re the east bay hills the sun is coming out of the south- southwest. the strongest of the winds may be behind us. i wanted to say that to maybe take some of the stress off ow, but still know critical fire

conditions will be out there through 6:00. that is why we have the red flag warning, so we still need to be vigilant in the north bay mountains, east bay hills and also the east bay valleys. the high fire index is mainly in the north bay as we head through the morning. into the afternoon we are seeing the sparks once again but that the is seabreeze returning. while the winds will be picking up this afternoon, they will be bringing in cooler and more humid air and it will help drive down the fire index even more. low to mid-90s in the east bay valleys. 80s in the north bay and south bay. more 60s along the coast and 70s around the bay. not as hot as yesterday. reggie? >> thank you, mike. big news in the vaccine front. the fda authorized pfizer's vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds as 60% of american adults have received at least one dose. jobina is at the live desk with what the bay area is saying.

>> yes. the pfizer vaccine is said to be 100% effective and pose no safety concerns. the cdc is expected to discuss the safety recommendations and give the green light as soon as tomorrow. thursday kids could start getting doses, the same as adults. the vaccine is said to be proven to be safe for children. >> the studies in 12 to 15-year- olds show the reactions to the vaccine were similar to what was seen in adults. some pain at the site of injection and some mild flu- like illness but nothing that indicated the vaccine was not safe. it with us as safe in children as they have been shown to be in adults. >> a recent survey found only 29% of parents of children under 18 plan to get them vaccinated as soon as the shot is available. 32% said they would wait to see how the vaccine is working. kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. morin county hopes to answer

your questions about vaccinating those 12 to 15-year- olds. health leaders are holding a town hall on the morin county facebook page. there are around 14,012 to 15- year-olds in morin county. after it gets the green like the public health department wants to push to vaccine at least half that group within a week. >> and the teen vaccine sites will begin opening at the stadium tonight. now more on the perks an how would they need to be to qualify with amy hollyfield. >> reporter: health officials are saying to teenagers, this is your clinic and you need to take this step if you want things to get back to normaltur teenager vaccination clinic tonight, tomorrow night and thursday, from 5:30 to 7:30. the 49ers are going to also be around to make it fun. they will hand out souvenirs, tours of the visiting team's

locker room and the first 100 kids each night will get a $10 gift card to starbucks or chipotle. health officials know the best way to reach teens is to have other teens talk directly them instead of the adults. >> it is very disheartening to hear the misinformation being spun on social media discouraging people from being vaccinated. >> i chose to get vaccinated to protect my family, friends and facilitate my return to in- person school for my senior year. >> reporter: the clinic does not require an appointment. just walk in tonight, get your shot, and then have a little fun while you are here. they even created a hashtag this party: hashtag #49ersvaxstagepass. officials say it is critical to get vaccinated. less than 40% of 16 and 17-year- olds are vaccinated here in this county. they want to get the number

hope and really hope the vaccination clinic will get this going. so the clinic is open to 16 and 17-year-olds tonight, tomorrow and thursday. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. the triple-19 covid variant spreading in india is said to be a concern. it is said to spread faster and evade protections from current vaccines. india reported over 366,000 new cases on monday. the biden speculation is being urged to speed the waiver for vaccine patents. he spoke on "gma3". >> it is not enough for america just to be vaccinated. the variants will come back and hurt us if other countries aren't able to produce it. >> over the weekend dr. anthony fauci urgeed is indian government to enact a nationwide lockdown to slow the spread. the san francisco board of supervisors is set to vote today on whether to continue

hazard pay for grocery store workers. it requires grocery and drugstores with at least employees to be paid an a $5 the d is this manda u >> you can check the latest stories on the pandemic and updates on our abc7 news governor gavin newsom has declared a drought emergency in 39 more counties. the list now includes alameda, contra costa, napa and solano and the list is expected to expand in the coming months. the governor says climate change will continue to put pressure on the state's water delivery systems. >> we have a system, a conveyance system, a water system, designs for a world that no longer exists. it is incumbent upon us to acknowledge that and reimage a

different future. >> the governor announced a $5 billion plan to address infrastructure and conservation projects to help in the long term. he also proposed an additional billion in aid for low income families to offset rate heights. sonoma county officials want to reduce the amount of water pumped from the russian river by 20% and are looking to the federal government for help. >> the presidential declaration would be in assistance right now, in particular when we are looking at innovative prompts to recharge ground water and aqua for storage problems. there could be a preservation there that would be very, v. helpful. >> an emergency drought summit focused on the russian river yesterday. the plan to reduce the amount of water taken from the river would impact the water supply to 600,000 customers. in the middle of a drought east bay mud customers could see their bills go up. the utility wants to president

trump rates by 4% in july and another 4% next year. east bay mud wants to spend the money on upgrading pipelines and waste water treatments along other things. a proposal is set for june 8. let's take a look. a reminder that more than 75% -- about 75% of the state is in extreme, the second highest drought and almost the entire e bay area is in that rating except for this slight sliver in the northern part of the state that is in a easier drought. for sure conserve if you can. low to mid-50s through the tri- valley. upper 50s around pleasant hill and walnut creek. then look at 60s, low to mid- 60s around pittsburg, antioch, brentwood and discovery bay. 40s in the north bay. low to mid-50s in the bay and

south bay. 48 in pacifica. here is a look at the fog. the coast will be a little cooler in the usual areas that get influenceed by the seabreeze, the san bruno gap, the golden gate bridge, some of the lower coastal valley and north bay. you will be cooler today, while the rest of us are 70s and 80s at noon and 80s and 90s at 4:00. 60s by 7:00 around the bay. you will feel the cooling late this afternoon to evening hour, while inland neighborhoods will have to wait until tomorrow. it will be uncomfortable, again, if you are home and you don't want to turn on the a/c or you don't have it. remember, if you are out, high fire danger. even with the extreme temperatures air quality will still be good today through friday. more on the cooling trend coming up. here is jobina with the morng commute. hi, jobina! hi, mike. good morning, everyone. good news if you are heading out the door. nice and clear at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is pretty much the story everywhere else around the bay area. here is the san mateo bridge.

some fog in the area, as well, but no delays there. we have our usual slow spots. i want to point out the fog along highway 1. that is not typically where we see a lot of commuters, but if you like to take that route, it is okay. back to you, reggie and kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. security concerns in san francisco parking garages. why you might want to be very careful about where you it's beauty, - [macaw vo] pretty boy. - or the beast. - the beauty, - [macaw vo] pretty boy. has failed. the beast, john cox, en learn about califoia's nicest,sm

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the company's contracts have been temporarily cut in garages at union square, the tender loin, soma, the financial district, civil center, japan town and the marina district. >> we are seeing a higher number of assaults and vehicle break-ins, destruction of property, problems with homelessness and drug abuse that i am surprised we reduced the amount of security oakland residents are upset over mayor libby schaaf's plan to pro police spending rather than defunding by as much as 50% as some activists have demanded. schaaff's budget commits $700 million, 18% of the nearly $4

billion total to policing. the share is down from previous budgets. critics say schaaff's budget is is still done tone deaf. >> police have the now, the staffing now. nobody has taken anything from law enforcement. if law enforcement is the answer the public safety, then how come law enforcement has not been able to deal with the spike in crime? >> the city council will hold a series of public meetings before a final budget is approveed by june 30. this morning an urgent warning about phone scammers where callers pretend they are federal agents intimidating victims out of thousands of dollars. >> i am not saying that you are guilty, but, yes, you are a suspect until you appeal your name from this case. >> now officials say people are impersonating government agents including the dea. scammers tell victims all accounts associated with their name and social security number will be frozen. the scammer tells the target

if they hand over their money they can avoid prosecution and keep their money safe. >> the dea agent, the fake one, tells the victim to go to the bank, remove as much money as they possibly can and place them on gift cards. >> the ftc says last year nearly half a million people filed reports after losing more than a billion dollars to scammers. agency also says it is working with retailers to post warning signs in their gift card sections. chipotle is raising wages for workers it felt company will pay employees an additional $2 an hour. so by the end of june they will be paid about $15 an hour. the fast food chain says workers can be promoted to a general manager position within three-and-a-half years, a job with an average compensation of $100,000. chipotle plans to hire 20,000 new workers and open 200,000 locations this year. it is hosting a virtual job fair on thursday. now, to disneyland. one of its most popular restaurants is reopening at

the end of the month with alcohol. blue bayou will have alcohol on its menu for the first time. you can order beer, wine or a hurricane cocktail with two types of rum. the third place you can get alcohol in the park. one of them is at galaxy's edge but the other is the private members-only club 33. kumasi. >> yes? >> i call club 33 never-never land you know why? >> why? >> because you will never go there. >> not even you? >> no. >> you haven't been there? >> no. i have no access. online reservations for blue bayou opens one week today and, of course, disney is the parent company of abc7 news. >> we need to work on that. >> are for sure! if you need a reason to endulling, th it, is national eat what you want day. call it a cheat day, give into

yourself cravings for dessert, snacks whatever your thing is >> let me tell you something. >> what? >> my neighbor, since last april she created a pandemic baking project. on a whim -- you never know when it will happen -- she places beautiful home-baked goods on our table when you walk into the building. last night she achieved the gold medal! it was like a chocolate, fudgy and thick layer of peanut butter -- oh, oh! >> almost like a cookie bar. >> that does sound delicious. that is good news! >> she is the best! >> yes! >> my sugar is spiking just salivating about it! >> i gave her a gift last year.

i need to buy her another one to keep encouraging the behavior. >> yes! >> you want positive reinforcement of that behavior, absolutely. then maybe she could make some for us? is. >> i will work on it. >> don't push it! >> okay, good! [ laughing ] san jose, we are looking pretty hazy this morning as we look north on 87 toward the airport from the shark tank. it will be warm to hot again away from the coast where clouds will keep you significantly cooler. fire danger continues through 6:00 this evening. seabreezes will stay mainly at the coast will push inland as we head really into the afternoon hours and spreads during the evening hours and overnight. we will wake up to a lot more cloudiness tomorrow morning. the morning clouds and afternoon sunshine will eventually bring us spring. yes, it will return for several days in the seven-day forecast. i will show you that in a second. first, let me show you how today is panned out. you can see the clouds along the coast, some of those

working their way to the lower elevations. they will could that through 9:00 but then they are quickly back to the coast. watch the rush of -- there it is, after 5:00, the rush of seabreeze cooling that will take over as we head into the evening hour, at least for the bay and coast. inland still toasty this evening. 82 to 87 in the south bay this afternoon. mid-70s to 80s on the peninsula. mid to upper 60s for downtown san francisco in. the north bay mid to upper 80s. along the east bay shore we have 74 in richmond to 84 in fremont. the east bay valleys are toasting again 90 to 95 degrees. tonight we will fall back more into the 40s. not as many 50s out there thanks to the cooling seabreeze and cloud cover. by thursday, the heat is broken just about everywhere. from friday to monday temperatures are tapering a little bit that. is when it will most feel like spring. i hope you enjoy it.

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new details about the tesla involved in a deadly crash in texas last month. a preliminary report says the model s was likely not in auto- pilot mode. the driver was initially in the passenger seat and the driver got in the front before the car crashed. the car was equipped with auto-pilot but in order for it to work both cruise control and the autosteer systems have to be turned on. the agency said the autosteer was not available. no word on what caused the accident. a group of 44 attorney generals are urging facebook to drop plans for a instagram for kids. the group wrote to ceo mark zuckerberg say these are concerned about social media's effects on the well being of children, cyberbullying and

online predators. children under the age of 13 are not allowed on the app and the new app would give parents exposed on what children are exposed to and give them every effort to protect them. facebook is testing a pop- up that will ask you if you want to share an article you haven't opened. you will have the option to share it either way. it is similar to a feature on twitter they introduced last year. a former celebrity couple may be rekindling their relationship. people magazine is reporting that ben affleck and j-lo have been spotted spending time together. the daily mail has photos of them at a resort in arizona and -- well, near the resort in arizona. they were also reportedly seen together near j-lo's home last month. commonly referred to as benfer, they were engaged last month mo

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another 17 million people who will have the opportunity to be protected. >> now at six the clock, former head of the cdc talking about the fda's decision to authorize a shot for children ages 12 to 15. getting vaccinated can improve more than just their physical health. team vaccination in county, making the shock cool, with help from the 49ers. breakdown of california's $75 billion budget surplus, the funding that will be set aside for stimulus text, if the governor's plan is approved. for my good morning to you on this tuesday, may 11th, we will get to those stories, but first we get to weather and meteorologist mike nicco. >> all right, thank you, reggie. kumasi, jobina, hi, everybody. i want to get with good news, about that? winds are less than 30 miles per hour in the hills. so th is nice. humidity levels are not in the single digits. we are in the teens and 20s, so

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