the countdown is on. california is due to reopen in a little more than a week, june 15. bay area counties are having to try new vaccination strategies to reach as many new arms. good morning, everybody. i'm liz kreutz. and you are watching abc7 news live on who live in wherever you stream. let's start with a quick look the weather with meteorologist in the forecast. >> we don't want to get too ahead of ourselves. all winter long we would see it and it wouldn't pan out. it's in the extended outlook. cloud cover to the north of us

allowing for weak system to provide stronger winds today and a cooler afternoon. it's 53 in black hawk. upper of elevations, mt. diablo, 56. 50, novato. with the greasy winds numbers in and around the 50 degree mark. 60s by 9:00. their will be breezy spots but the winds will kick up through the day allowing for the gusts in excess of 30 miles per hour toward the shoreline and inland, over 20 to 25 miles per hour. 70 around the bay and 50s at the coast. we will talk further about the cooling trend coming up for the week ahead. the full reopening of california's economy front and center for the entire state. there is still work to be done in the days ahead. with less than nine days to go before the june 15 date, local counties are doing what it takes to get the rest of the

bay area vaccinated. contra costa county is driving to your home if you still need your shot. luz pena as part of the vaccine team and spoke to local leaders on how they hope to reach herd immunity before that date. >> reporter: time is ticking before california reopens. contra costa county is noticing a drop in weekly vaccination numbers. >> we mail sites at churches and schools and centers in communities, they are not filling up quickly. >> reporter: with 65% of contra costa fully vaccinated, county officials are changing their vaccination strategy. >> there are people stuck at home and not enable to go down to one of the vaccination centers. >> reporter: the goal is to reach herd immunity. that means 75% or more of the population fully vaccinated as we get closer to june 15. >> go into the homes of those

who are homebound and vaccinate them at a convenient time for them. we know that is what it will take to get the last 20% or so. >> reporter: to have one of the staff members, visit your home, you need to fill out this digital form on the county's website. lack of transportation could be a reason. once you check you were homebound, the supervisor said the mobile vaccination team will drive to you. no questions asked. >> we aren't going to check into it. >> reporter: according to the county health officer, contra costa county is in the process of vaccinating 700 residents at home. the plan is to expand accessibility as they continue with vaccination sites. >> the bottom line is we have enough vaccines and we have enough staff to deliver it. we are fully capable. we won't hesitate to go to your home.

>> if you have questions about the vaccine including how to make an appointment, local incentives and freebies, or won the state lottery prize, asked the team by going to abc7news.com/vaccine. developing news on the controversial gun control ruling in california. bay area gun-control advocates are firing back to a federal judge's ruling friday night, overturning this three decade ban on weapons. >> in my personal opinion, it is absurd. assault weapons don't belong in civilian hands on the streets of peace. >> indefensible really give history of mass shootings in california. it was thoughtless. >> actavis held a vigil in foster city yesterday for victims and survivors of gun violence. several pro-gun groups organize the visual to coincide with

national gun violence awareness month. they say they support the attorney general plan to appeal the judge's ruling. >> reaction has been strong on both sides of the gun control issue. abc7 reporter colonel bernard state leaders are saying. >> this is the judge that isn't in reality. >> reporter: he was shocked to hear but a federal judge's ruling overturning california's three decade old ban on assault weapons. his wife was one of eight people killed by gunmen in the shooting massacre in 1993. >> he needs to go to a couple of funerals and find out what the reality is on how these weapons are used. the impact it has and devastation it has to these families. >> reporter: the federal judge said the state's ban on military style rifles violates the right to bear arms.

like the swiss army knife, the popular ar 15 level is a perfect combination of home defense weapon and homeland defense equipment. governor newsom last of the comparison releasing a statement saying in part the fact this judge compared the ar 15, a weapon of war used on the battlefield to a swiss army knife, completely undermines the credibility of this decision and is a slap in the face of families who've lost loved ones to the weapon. house speaker nancy pelosi wants the ruling overturned. >> how a face families face their loved ones to gun violence when we have a judge saying that kind of automatic weapon is the equivalent of a swiss army knife. something is very wrong. >> reporter: the san jose mayor said less than two weeks after the mass shooting at the vta railyard putting more weapons on the street isn't the answer. >> it is hard to escape the conclusion that a nation with more than 300 million guns, the solution is not more guns.

>> reporter: not everyone is critical of the ruling. the an array said the judge highlighted what all gunowners know. these types of restrictive gun laws don't make anyone safer and infringe on the rights of law-abiding citizens. >> the executive director of the gunowners of california group is hailing the decision is a long-awaited win in the fight against california strict gun laws. >> this is a huge victory. we are piling up victory after victory in defense of the second amendment. we are within a years distance of being able to challenge all of california's gun laws. all of them. >> california's attorney general said the state will continue to advocate and defend common sense gun laws that will save lives. the decision for 30 days and the assault ban will stand in place now to give the ag office

time to appeal. emotional moments as family held a funeral for the man they call the kindest hole. one of the nine slain victims of the vta mass shooting. >> all i felt was peace. it's the thought of him. every time i look at him, all i feel is peace. >> he says he is remembering his older brother as a hero. his action saved the lives of others the day of the shooting. moments after the gunfire started, they say he called one of his coworkers to tell them to stay away. a true hero. >> at abc7news.com, we have a way to support families of victims including links to verified gofundme pages and a link to donate to a group fund. >> and now let's get a check on

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was held in orlando to celebrate prima than to commemorate five years since the pulse clip tragedy. it was a 4.9 k run to honor the people killed in the mass shooting in 2016. 68 others were seriously injured. a similar run was held in miami beach. the races raise money for the national polls memorial and museum. at home, another somber marker honored in san francisco. 40 years since the cdc reported the first case of 8 prame. -- a.i.d.s. a ceremony was held honoring those who have died from the virus. >> reporter: this is the first time had come to the national aids memorial grove and golden gate park, maybe because she remembers what it represents. >> it was a scary time. >> reporter: having friends who died, she was worried but also curious to view the quilts. >> hoping to see somebody. it is weird.

>> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi help to facilitate the debut and helped return it to san francisco last year. >> after traveling and finding a home in atlanta, it has come home to san francisco where we will honor it and protect it. >> reporter: along with the display, another tradition, the reading of the names. volunteers lining up to read the names of those past which can be heard throughout the growth. >> reading the names seems morbid at times, but every time a name is said, that somebody passed away, i am convinced they live. >> reporter: the famed san francisco drag queen came to ad namess yog. >> these were dear people who were vital and laughing and drinking and having a good time, and then within days and weeks and then gone. >> reporter: the chief executive described it as warlike. >> in the early days it was

clear that no one was coming. there wasn't a government response. we had a government that chose not to respond. >> reporter: he is living with a.i.d.s., there has been progress. not just for hiv prevention and treatment, but for the life- saving breakthroughs with the covid-19 pandemic. >> to the shots. certainly, the research and development of a vaccine would not have happened at the rate that it did were it not for all of the work that has been done over the last four decades. >> reporter: in the national aids memorial grove, matt boone. these brand-new special uniforms. we told you about them yesterday. they swept the traditional orange and black wearing the rainbow threats against the chicago cubs for the game yesterday. the first major league baseball team to ever honor the lgbtq community. they had a special pregame ceremony. >> i am proud of our group for

publicly supporting the lgbtq community . it is an important step. >> this state is inclusive and it was fun to be a part of. i have never worn a hat like that before so it was cool. >> they honor the first openly teacher. before the game, they are hosting their pride night on june 11. we have put together history pride month along with a list of the many events that will take place all month long. you can find it by going to abc7news.com/pride. >> you can watch any of our premium pride month content from documentaries to full- length interviews on our connected tv app available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire, and roku. a family and loved ones of sean will honor his life with a rally for justice at san francisco's civic center plaza

this afternoon. this weekend marking one year since he was killed by a vallejo police officer. a memorial was held saturday where he lived. he was shot to death, standing outside a walgreens where there had been a looting following the protest for the death of george floyd. the officer thought he had a gun. it turned out to be a hammer. an independent review was underway to determine if the officer should face criminal charges. the family of miles hall is remembering his death at the hands of police. at the same time, hoping to help others. abc7 was at lancaster park as a memorial was dedicated to hall. were shot and killed by police in 2019 as he went through mental health crisis. >> training has to happen. we have been pushing the city of walnut creek to do is change policies and procedures. make sure they are more training for mental health.

that there's more crisis intervention trained officers. >> the more is not just for hall but for all family and friends was someone who went through mental health challenges. we have seen several small wildfires this year. the season hasn't come close to its normal start. the neighbors are making sure they are ready early. in sonoma county, they held an evacuation drill yesterday. somewhere woken up with blaring sirens to get people out of their homes. the county said it has been adapting with the devastating wildfires in recent years. >> we don't want to go back to those days when first responders, instead of protecting structures and stopping of fire, are evacuating people and moving dogs around and doing other things like that. >> more evacuation drills are planned in the coming weeks. every year during fire season, we are used to seeing tanker planes dropping fire

retardant to help ground crews below. what if instead of air dropping, you put it on your house before a fire starts? our reporter looked into how one company is making it work. >> reporter: all the bright red fire retardant we see falling out of the sky comes from one company. with fires getting worse, that company had an idea. what if we sell retardant before this a fire? that is what they are doing to home outside of san francisco. they are spring the retardant town with a hose instead of an airplane. you can see it's not the exact same formula. >> the only reason it is red is so pilots can see it. >> reporter: this one will not paint your yard red. it has been reformulated with the help of scientist at stanford to be stickier and last longer. >> it has durability until an ra couple of inches of rain, the end of fire season. >> reporter: they are just

trying to sell it to homeowners, but they have developed the product so they can spray it off of a truck like this one, detecting roads and underneath powerlines which have caused some of the deadliest fires for the last several years. the spray is not going to fix every problem. if your power company has a history of neglecting safety work, the retardant one stop powerlines from sparking. can't make anything 100% fireproof, but if sparks fall, the idea is to keep the grass underneath from breaking into flames. >> it helps render the vegetation nonflammable. >> reporter: the downside is you have to put on a new coat every year which means an ongoing cost. a 20 foot wide spray along powerlines or roads can run upwards of $20,000 a mile. not exactly cheap but cheaper than a wildfire which is their pitch for spring it in the most foldable places. as for your house, it's not a magic fix all either. >> able to put an additional

barrier. after you clean out your gutters and in the approaches, the common sense, defensible space. >> reporter: they are working with insurance companies to try to pay for treating more people's yards but you don't have to own a big estate in the hills to afford it. if you would like them to mix a batch of this, it will set you back from a few hundred dollars to several thousand if you need a big truck load like this. >> that's pretty fascinating. we have to get creative because it's shaping up to be a potentially bad fire season. >> the historical season we had last year really is out of the park. we are predicting that we could see some fires due to the dry conditions, the exceptionally dry that are at record levels in the sierra nevada. that is why there's a red flag wag noontime today through monday. that's in the mountains.

for the bay area, the system to the north of us, the trough that will be working through the bay area allowing very breezy to windy afternoon. we start out clear. the sun coming up at 5:47. setting it 8:20 eight the city as well as mountain view. 54, san jose. 46, half moon bay. this is a pretty shot amount tam where you can see the sun coming up and no fog. a little patchy fog around half moon bay. 50, santa rosa. 55, napa. current wind check is getting breezier around concord. the delta not as breezy as yesterday on the winds a to 24 miles per hour at sfo. it's clear this morning. breezy spots. gusty winds and cooler today and cooler through the middle of the week. we will track what could be a

chance for showers. as we go through your sunday morning, the afternoon is looking pretty windy. 20 to 30 miles per hour along the coast. it spreads inland and from 30 to 40 and even 50 miles per hour. this is monday. it looks to be the windiest day. it won't let up. we have have these winds and they will continue to get stronger out of the northwest. here's a look at temperatures mainly 60s ends 70s. a few near 80. tuesday, and wednesday, notice the greens on the map. that is an vindication of the cooler weather. 5 to 12 degrees cooler than we should be for this time of year. here is a look at the system that will bring windy conditions in cooler weather monday and tuesday. as we get into the thursday time frame, the system looks like it wants to hold together and it takes us to the early part of the weekend. we will watch it closely for now.

we will increase the cloud and allow temperatures to come up after a cool spell as we go through about wednesday. increasing clouds on thursday. 84, concord. 64, in the city. upper 70s to low 80s to santa rosa. mid-70s in san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler and breezy today with 60 at the coast. the winds could be over 40 miles per hour there. monday, gusty and windier day. tuesday and wednesday, little change. we warm up on thursday. clouds will increase. calling for rain yet because we have been burned on that many times. we will wait to see how it pans out. >> we can get majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california.

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student was wearing and how the school is responding i am not the one trying to undermine american democracy. i am the one trying to save it. please remember that. >> former president trumptrump in his element, not holding back on one segment of the bay area. the new york city, the race to rescue passengers as the boat start

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in north carolina taking direct aim at the heads of silicon valley. thank you for watching us on abc7 news live on abc7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we will get a that speech the former president but first let's get a check of the seven- day forecast with lisa. it's nice and clear out there. the winds are breezy in spots but a pretty nice start to your sunday. it will get windier through the afternoon. there's a golden gate bridge. 52 in the city and mountain view. 54, san jose. here is a look at the mountains. we have a red flag warning for the greater lake tahoe area. noon through tomorrow. mid-50s and napa with 57 in concord. the winds will overspread the bay again, but at 10:00, 60s and 70s. so it is warming up away from the shoreline. 3:00, mid-80s but it will be

cooler 5'5" degrees in the winds k-cup. the wind gusts will exceed perhaps 40 miles per hour at the shoreline. we will talk about the further cool down and the chance for rain we have been advertising in a few minutes. former president trump has returned to the political arena. he made a speech before the gop state convention. he took aim at his successor saying the country has backsliding under president biden. christine sloan has more on his first major public appearance since leaving office. >> the biden administration seems to be putting america last. >> reporter: former president trump spoke to republicans is good north carolina saturday, taking aim at democrats. >> i stand before you today confident that the people of north carolina will decisively reject joe biden and the radical democrats. >> reporter: a blast of the biden administration on illegal

immigration, china relations, cyber attacks, and taxes. >> democrats are attempting to pass the largest tax hike in american history and will affect everybody. it's against everybody. >> reporter: the former president address the man has to manhattan district kern investigation into trump and his organization calling at another witch hunt. >> they failed in washington. they failed all over the place. between the impeachment hopes. all of these investigations. we failed. let's send it to the radical left prosecutors in new york. >> reporter: his speech followed facebook's decision to ban him from his platforms including instagram until january 2023 at which point it will use experts to assess whether the risk to public safety has receded . he is permanently banned from

twitter and snapchat. >> coming up on this week, facebook vice president of global affairs will talk about that decision to ban trump for two years and the platform's enforcement policies for public figures. you can watch it on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning on abc7. new developments in southern california in the heartbreaking story, heartbreaking good-bye for the family of a six-year-old. he's the little boy shot to death in a suspected road rage incident a couple of weeks ago. he was in his booster seat when he was hit by bullets from another car on an orange county freeway. here is his mom's emotional tribute at the memorial service. >> i want nothing more than to find justice. my precious son had his life ripped away for no reason. they took his life and my heart

along with that. >> our heart breaks for her. police released a photo with the car they are looking for. they believe it was driven by a woman with a male passenger. a report for any details on the shooting is at half a million dollars. about half has come from local businesses. growing outcry from a growing graduation ceremony in north carolina. a high school senior denied his diploma for wearing a mexican flag draped over his graduation gown. this happen thursday after school in asheboro and he received the diploma holder, but not the actual diploma. school leaders say he was denied because he violated dress code. they are working with him so he can receive the diploma another time. he told a newspaper he wore it to represent his family. there's outrage over a

study at a washington middle school. it was supposed to be a section on slavery and for effect, the student say the teacher brought a box of cotton" ticket clean. a set of twins say they are the only black kids in the class. >> i was hurt and devastated and mad about it. i sat there and started doing it because i didn't want to get in trouble. >> i'm so sorry. they need to be taught what it is like to be a slave or what it's like to be black. >> the school says the students were learning about the industrial revolution and the cotton gin was discussed. we take all complaints seriously and are committed to investigating them fully. within 100 people had to be rescued after a ferry ran aground in new york. it took on water his rescuers

got passengers to the shore including this young passenger. you can see her wearing a life vest. >> reporter: to evacuate passengers after a ferry ran aground and started taking on water in brooklyn. >> they are seeing everyone sit down. >> reporter: first responders rushing to the scene. >> we are in the process of removing approximately 150 civilians from a ferryboat. we are using the tower ladder. >> reporter: bottomed out in a shallow area of the east river. >> it turned. couldn't figure out why they said sit down. they ended up going into a little channel. >> reporter: it unfolded on a sunny day in new york city. >> i've got my baby with me. she's only a couple months old. it was a little panic inducing. >> reporter: they are assessing the beaufort damage.

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here's a live look of the golden gate bridge. a little dark. the sun is starting to come up. the toyota 350 is after a one-year hiatus due to 49ad coach kyle shanahan will be the grand marshal at the nascar race. two time defending champion was

assigned the 19th starting position. he found victory lane in 2018 and 2019. the race starts at 1:00 p.m. let's talk sports. this afternoon the giants in a's will go for sweeps. oakland takes on the rockies at 12:10. san francisco against the cubs. first pitch at 1:05 at oracle park. the giants had a strong performance yesterday. here's sports anchor chris alvarez with the highlight in this morning sports. a team that many said would have trouble reaching the 5.500 mark, the giants are the best overall record. 37 and 21. after saturday's game, chance for a sweep of chicago later today. buster posey wearing uniforms honoring pride month. giants were down.to left. it ju

gets out of the ballpark. 2-1 game. omf the fifth, giants crawford has 12 home runs this year. that stays in the yard. evan longoria scores. kevin was great. third time he had strikeouts. giants win 4-3. the a's in colorado. this fans brought his glove in beer and dance move. two run shot to center. tied for fifth in the american league. 2-0. his 3rd inning blast, same level as the camera then goes toward the beer garden. the rockies tried to rally, diving catch and the a's win.

third round of the u.s. women's open at the olympic club. stanford freshman rachel won the ncaa a couple weeks ago. on 12 gets it to go. she stayed near the top. birdie on four. it moves the five under. thompson making a charge of the leaderboard. the best round of the day. three birdies on the front. keeping it back on the back nine. the long putt on 14 as she takes the lead late. here's the leaderboard. thompson by a shot. should be plenty of drama on sunday. a developing situation. jon rahm leading but tested positive for covid after his round.to withdraw from the tournament. that was the moment he was told.

he was notified monday, he would be subject to contact tracing protocols after coming into close contact with a person who would covid. he had tested negative every day with the most recent came back positive. he is building a better area. klay thompson fired up on instagram live. during his recovery, he has shown well for the bay and he can't wait to get back on the court. >> i miss you guys too. how many points will i average next year? i won't put an expectation on it. i don't care how many points i score, but i want to have a positive impact. >> that's the look at sports. >> that's the energy we need going into the week. >> all fired up. good morning. here's live doppler 7. the system to the north, there will be a couple that will set the

stage for a cooler sunday. cooler week ahead and the chance for showers still trying to hold together for the end of the week. it's clear in the city. the breeze is nonexistent. 52, downtown. 56, oakland. 54, san jose. san rafael nice and clear. 50, santa rosa. 55, napa for the delta breeze has back off. we have winds, san francisco gusts to 27. that will increase by 15 throughout the afternoon. the winds will k-cup. you can see how calm it is out there. there are a few breezy spots. gusty winds will develop from the shoreline. breezy elsewhere and a cooler day mainly inland. even cooler temperatures through monday. here is a look at the morning and early afternoon with the reds and yellows indicate the breeze. 15 to 22 miles per hour for

most of us. the higher elevations, you will notice the winds. mt. diablo, mt. tam, and along the coast where they will get gusty and build through the afternoon. this is 11:00. it will build into your monday which will be the windiest of the week. anywhere from 35 to 40 miles per hour through livermore valet. we will watch that for you. they will work to bring temperatures way down. 5 to 10 degrees cooler for your monday. tuesday, 60s and a few low 70s through wednesday. the system that's bringing the cool down and as we get toward the middle of the week, it lives out and this is late thursday and friday system that wants to bring rain to northern california, north of the bay

area. we will see how that pans out. looking for the cooling trend to continue. 60s downtown. 72 win fremont. mid-70s in san jose. up in the north day, 80s. it will be a little cooler and breezier. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the trend continues. the winds will be with us through tuesday. towards thursday, we will warm up a few degrees, getting behind those cool areas of low pressure. then maybe one will visit us in our neighborhood. we will see. there is a new concept social circles navigating groups. >> let's get to the rules. is >> reporter: seems over the top. high schooler sending

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i'm liz kreutz. and you are watching abc7 news at 6:00 a.m. 11 abc7, hulu life, and wherever you stream. let's start with a quick look at the weather. hi. gets nice and clear out there. we have a breeze along the coast. sfo to 30 miles per hour and its due to a trough moving through the bay area. here is mt. tam where you can see the sun coming up. 52 downtown. san jose, 53. it's nice and clear out there. it will be a pretty nice day although you will notice changes. 49, santa rosa. it's been a windy springtime and that will continue. you can see 30 miles per hour. the winds increase today everywhere. there is the sap center. a lot of sunshine but breezy winds