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♪ now that the pfizer vaccine is eligible for 12 to 15-year- olds, what are they doing to get the vaccines in offices? we are showing you what is happening in san jose. a new airline makes its debut in the bay area. the passengers say that fares are so low they wonder what's the catch? find out when sprinkles or a shower mate show up. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. building a better bay area, this is abc7 news . we do not give your child the vaccine that is not safe. california gave the green light for kids aged 12 to 15 to get the pfizer vaccine after the cdc gives a formal

recommendation in favor of expanding the use of that shot. kate larson joins us in joi newsroom to explain when young teenagers can get vaccinated in california. hopefully 12 to 15-year- olds can get vaccinated started tomorrow. the scientific advisory group met to just us the data and concluded the vaccine is safe and effective for 12 to 15-year- olds. the california department of health officially recommended the vaccine for that group. pediatricians are gearing up to vaccinate patients at the doctor's office. >> this is the vaccine refrigerator. the temperature control is very accurate.>> reporter: the san francisco offices are ready for the covid-19 vaccine. >> when we get it, i promise we will be here on evenings and

weekends. dr. dana has been in close communication with the california department of public health about receiving and administering the pfizer vaccine, which is authorized and endorsed by the fda and cdc for use in 12 to 15-year-olds. >> if anybody is equipped to give vaccines to kids, it's pediatricians. we have the storage freezers. we have the protocols all set up to give vaccines. we do this on a daily basis. >> reporter: the cdc is updating guidance to allow the covid-19 vaccine to be administered simultaneously with other childhood vaccines, rather than waiting two weeks. >> whenever there is a change, we have to convince the parents of the change is safe. we were not give your child the vaccine that is not safe. i am pretty excited to get vaccinated.>> reporter: this family showed up, hoping to ndeadavid and sophie vax needed. the store was not able to accommodate them just yet.

>> there willing to get a shot at the grocery store, the mom says the doctor's office would be ideal. >> i think it's great to have the kids be able to go to the pediatricians office. it is a familiar environment. re/max x-year-old kyla agrees. if the covid-19 vaccine is authorized for her age group. they might want to go to your doctor's office or wait in line with a bunch of cars? >> go to my doctor's office. dr. dana does not know exactly when the pediatric offices will receive the pfizer vaccine. she does expect it will be soon. she recommends the vaccine for everyone eligible. she says families and kids with severe allergies should consult their doctor. we have more information on our website, www.abc7news.com, about where to get your teenagers vaccinated. kate larson, abc7 news. thank you for the latest information. the walgreens, cvs, and other say apartments for teenagers are available across the state. participating locations will administer the pfizer vaccine

to the newly eligible group tomorrow. parental or legal guardian consent is required. all children must be accompanied by an adult. california could ease the mask mandates. on june 15, the state is scheduled to reopen its economy fully. the governor says he hopes to lift restrictions on outdoor masks at that time. indoors may be a different story. >> for the indoor activities, we will still have some mask guidelines and mandates. we do hope, sooner rather than later that those will be lifted as well. california requires mask in most indoor settings outside the home and on public transit or on vaccinated and vaccinated people. counties will be allowed to have stricter guidelines. the governor announced a total $20 billion in school funding, the highest level in state history. >> people are not left behind

as much astarte behind. that's why the investment is so foundational. it is so important. three hours minimum of structural time is connected with that investment. >> the governor does plan to expand the governor program to include all 4-year-olds 2024. this includes $500 for low income students. it can be used for higher education, or to start their own business. $1 billion goes to improving staff to student ratios.udent r. developing news, a fierce military offensive in the gaza strip by israeli forces killed as many as 10 senior hamas figures. the islamic militant group fired hundreds of rockets at israeli cities. the current eruption of

violence began one month ago in jerusalem where israeli police tactics during ramadan and the threatened eviction of palestinian families ignited protesting and clashes with police. tonight, in the south bay, a pro-palestinian rally in san jose denounced the israeli attacks. is 25 miles away from that demonstration, crowd gathered in support of israel. matt boone spoke with sides. >> reporter: at least 65 palestinians have been killed in gaza, including 16 children. seven people have been killed on the israeli side by rocket fire from gaza, including a six- year-old. thousands of miles away from israel and palestine, the passion and frustration of the crowd outside san jose city hall was palpable. >> at some point, we have to acknowledge that if you keep oppressing people, they will resist. >> reporter:'s family was forced from palestine in 1948, which he sees as one of the enduring factors in this conflict. >> if you have a group of

people that think they are god's gift to the world and they can steal any piece of land they want, there can never be peace in that region.>> reporter: that was echoed. he says he noticed a shift in support for palestine. >> we saw the reality of the plight of black people in this country. now, we are having a similar awakening to the reality of the plights and trauma of the palestinian people. >> reporter: across town in redwood city, differencing is a group gathered in support of israel. the mecca seems more intense than it has been. >> reporter: the rabbi expressed sadness about the violence coming from both sides, but worried the elements of the conflict could escalate here as well. >> i am also worried about my others and sisters in israel, the loss of all lives, and the potential for increased anti- semitism in oakland. >> we need to embolden those that are trying to de-escalate

the situation, and get back to peaceful coexistence. >> reporter: tyler gregory with the jewish community relations council says most israelis desire a two state solution but are drawn up by extremists. >> there are two peoples with deep ties to this land. if neither one will go anywhere, we might as well invest in both of them. to figure it out. >> reporter: in san jose, matt boone, abc7 news. new developments, police arrested two children for the assault and robbery of an 80- year-old asian man. the suspects are 11 and 17 years old. the police are still looking for a third suspect. they believe the 11-year-old was driving a car that had been stolen in oakland. this happened yesterday afternoon. the victim has minor injuries. the robbers took his watch. he believes this was a hate crime. this happens as police are showing a 300% increase in crimes against asian.

we are dedicating an hour of stop the hay. learn what you can do to protect our a.a.p.i. communities. stay with us. saving a popular south bay lee market. why some are not satisfied? are you noticing a spike in gas prices? we will explain why, and is not due to the pipeline. a new airline is making its debut. the airline has fear so low, they are wondering what is the catch. sprinkles and drizzle are in the forecast. i will let you know if it will impact your weekend plans, coming up. we do need some rain. first this is a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live.

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plan to include 170 flea market vendors. it is far fewer than the more than 700 vendors currently doing business. please create an opportunity making it a local preference for them. the planning commission is in session. they have yet to make a decision to present to the city council. developing news, the nation's largest gas pipe line has come back on. hackers force them to shut down. colonial pipeline moves 45% of the east coast fuel supply. it could take days before all the gasoline makes it to the individual stores. one point nearly 2/3 of all stations in north carolinanorthi out of fuel. gas prices are rising in the bay area. it is not due to the pipeline shut down. according to aaa,

are averaging $4.22 in san francisco. that is a jump from last week. in oakland, it is $4.17. experts say the increase in prices is due to a spike in demand. >> we are seeing a rise in demand based on emerging from the pandemic, people getting back out and driving to work, looking at vacations over the summer. also driving up prices locally is the switch to summer blend gasoline. speaking of travel, pandemic might not be the most obvious time to start a new airline. a new discount carrier is taking off in the north bay. cornell bernard spoke with the ceo of the airline saying that now is the perfect time to launch.>> reporter: a flight is arriving at the airport in santa rosa. the family is on board. >> a great flight, with great service.

we loved it. we loved everything about it. >> reporter: they launches two weeks ago. the first new airline in the u.s. in 15 years. currently, her bank is the only destination from santa rosa. it is dirt cheap. as passengers doing a double take. it's the neck i paid $19 each way. is>> reporter: $59 round-trip. >> reporter: they are basically giving flights away. >> i was a little worried, yeah. i'm happy. i will fly quite a bit. >> reporter: we made a one-way reservation to her bank, the price was $19. there are add-on fees like seat selection starting at four dollars and carry-on bags costing $35. jessica still thinks it is worth the trip. >> they want to advertise and get customers out here. i am willing to make the drive. it's an hour from san francisco to catch a flight for $19.>> reporter: you may wonder why they are launching in the middle of a pandemic. the ceo says timing is

everything. >> the pandemic has been helpful for us. we have been able to get a lot of things for less money than i would've been in the past, including airplanes.>> reporter: they do believe that americans are ready to travel again. he is hoping the people choose his airline. >> we want people to come give us a try. >> reporter: they have other destinations in the west lake arcata, and eugene, to name a few. as for the superlow fares? >> we will not always have $19 fares. >> reporter: for now, flying to burbank is cheaper than driving. cornell bernard, abc7 news. elon musk it says tesla is no longer accepting purchases with bitcoin. the crypto currency lost $365 billion in market value just hours after the announcement. he says the decision is due to environmental concerns. the computer networks used to mine equine consumer electricity than small countries. the prices of started to

recover, sitting at $51,000 for just one. one more sign that the pandemic is easing, san francisco city hall is reopening for in-person services, including weddings on june 7. people can apply for marriage licenses birth certificates, and register businesses. visitors had to wear face masks and maintain social distance. san francisco is one step closer to testing the new service approving a pilot lyroh september. ridership is at historic lows from the pandemic. officials of the program will thwobefore a final vote puts it on the mayor's desk. all right, let's talk about the weather. hopefully we are staying cooler. >> hopefully we have a bit of rain, right?

>> yes, it is a bit moist out there tonight. i want to show you what was happening just before the sun went down. look at the time lapse from the tower camera. the fog is just pourpo the marine layer is deeper. it is 1600 feet deep. as a result of that, we will continue with the same theme that we start with yesterday and today, which is a cooling trend. look at doppler radar. the fog is pouring in over the gap. this is going in toward the east bay now. you can see this is usually the place where the fog rolls in. we will continue to see some of that advancing toward the east bay shoreline tomorrow morning. go. it is barely visible.barely vis.

we are looking at the cooling trend continuing over the weekend. we have sprinkles and isolated showers coming in on saturday. we are drizzled tomorrow morning as 6:00. the onshore wind will keep the cool air going through the day. as we go into tomorrow evening, we have more clouds and fog mixed. today's temperatures were from the upper 50s to the low 90s. we will be out of the 90s tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow morning, give yourself more time if you had to commute, or hit the roadways due to the fog in the drizzle. visibility will be low. we will have the priest thoughts. we have 40s and 50s on temperatures. grab your extra layer tomorrow afternoon. it will be cool near the coast. we have mid and upper 50s. we have loan mid-eighties inland. it is 58 in the city and 63 in oakland. we have upper 70s in san in na tomorrow25 to 35 miles

hour. friday will be stronger as the system comes through, gusting up to 40 miles per hour. with the wind, as you notice, breeze right here, we have good air quality coming your way over the next three days. it's a nice time to get out and enjoy. we have some drizzle on friday morning. friday night and saturday, we may see some spotty showers. in the sierra, it will be a mix of showers and thunderstorms. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows a breezy pattern on thursday and friday. bring on the drizzle. where the possibility of some showers on saturday morning. temperatures will hold in the 50s. very nice. thank you. [ indiscernible ] san francisco is set for sunday morning and 10:00. abc7 news is a proud sponsor. aids walk will stream right here on www.abc7news.com to raise

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sponsored by your local toyota dealers. the nfl unveils the schedule for the 2021 season. the league is hoping for full stadiums by september. 49ers have a road game at detroit. jared goff is here. then it is a filly. then we freeze against the green bay packers. it will make primetime appearances on november 15 against the rams on espn. niners play four of the final six on the road in seattle in week 12, finishing at the rams. what a night for james, making his major-league debut in boston, with family at fenway. his dad was on the edge of his seat, for every single pitch. it was shaky in the first. bases loaded, he walks christian vazquez. he gets hunter renfrow to end, he is pumped up. home plate umpire has a bad ca onthird strike, that goes off. he gets tossed.

matt olson, this means goodbye. this is his eighth of the year. jake slams the door to end the game. he comes back from tommy john and other injuries. to the ice we go. patrick marlowe had a custom drawing stick. this is the finale for the sharks. it was not a memorable contest. las vegas cruises 6-0. we don't know if this is the last game for marlowe. chris and the quakes host the seattle sounders. christian shoots and scores.andr that is the only goal of the match. this was a wild sequence as the centers keep [ indiscernible ] suffering what might be a serious leg and drink, limping out with a shut out.

the warriors fate will be decided in the finale, sunday against memphis. they're hoping to finish eighth, the scrappy underdogs reminds some of the we believe squad. he make those days are over. i'm not part of

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.

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for all of us here, we appreciate your time. they >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- wanda sykes, max minghella, and music from mod sun featuring avril lavigne. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi. thank you. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. we are coming to you from hollywood, the most gam russ place in the world. and this is a big night here in our studio. a notable night. you know, when the pandemic started, i spent months telling jokes in my kitchen to no one. my audience was a vitamix. [ laughter ] and then we finally got back in-studio last fall. and since then, because we can't let anybody in, i've been crew, the people who work here, many of which have made it clear that they've had enough of me. [ laug