stoneridge mall. we are working to find out more and will bring you the very latest. to women shot inside of an east oakland apartment complex this morning. it happened around 10:00. both victims were rushed to the hospital with injuries thatthatt oakland described as serious. the women were shot by another woman after an altercation. nearly 2 weeks since a man opened fire at a vta railyard in san jose killing nine people, the sample the san jose mayor is proposing measures that could reduce gun violence. he made the announcement in front of the memorial for those victims outside of city hall. the proposals include making every gun owner have liability insurance. gunowners could be charged withh a fee that could go toward the cost of responding to gun violence. >> the second amendment protects the rights of americans to own guns but does not require every other taxpayer pay for that right. these gun deaths are preventable. we can save lives and make our community safer. the

proposal would require all gun sales be recorded on video. eight cars were damaged after an suv caught fire in a parking garage at sfo this morning. this fire started after 6:00 onf the fourth floor in the domestic parking garage near terminal 1. the driver was inside of the car when fire and spread to several other vehicles. the driver got out and was treated at the scene. officials don't know why the suv burst into flames but the fire is not suspicious. now to the latest coronavirus headlines. pfizer is moving into phase two and phase three trials for vaccines for kids 5-11 for a lower dosage than adults get. the u.s. is more than 180,000 shots per day behind president joe biden's goal. 13 states including california have reached the 70% threshold.

we are a week away from california's reopening starting next tuesday. they cannot return to to to to operations. >> that means no capacity limitations, and no masks in many indoor settings if you are vaccinated. each county can choose to have stricter rules than the state and the business can still require you to wear a mask. our tier system is also going away. some counties moved into less restrictive tiers including alameda and napa. there are minimal spread of covid. the only bay area counties not in tier, contra costa, sonoma and solano. a san jose woman wanted for killing her son arrested in colorado. we are hearing more about why the boy wasn't originally reported missing. chris nguyen has the story. las vegas police announced the arrest of samantha rodriguez who was accused of killing her seven-year-old ssevs

>> we were able to make an arrest on this case and it is extremely gratifying. >> law enforcement officials say earlier today, rodriguez was taken into custody without incident in denver by the fbi. the m's body was found on may 28 in a forest section of the mountain springs trail outside of vegas but wasn'tbut wasn'tbut identified until this week. a friend of rodriguez went to san jose police last friday after seeing news coverage which included a sketch of a child that looks like like like >> it is the following morning that we flew there, retrieved the pillow from liam's bedroom and brought it back to our forensics lab. >> releases a rodriguez packed up her things and left san jose with her sonher sonher sonher sn they believe she drove to

laguna beach onto victorville and then las vegas before ending up in denver. authorities have yet to determine a motive for the killing nor have they established why she went to those cities. liam's father told san jose police he had no reason to think his son was in harm's way but became concerned after he couldn't reach rodriguez.reach . he did enough for him to contact the police and let them know. >> police say liam's grieving father is not a suspect. rodriguez is currently in a denver jail as she awaits extradition to vegas. now to the east bay where a new map shows the areas where

extreme fire danger exists right now in contra costa county. the fire protection district unveiled a map during the presentation before the board of supervisors. areas in red represent the highest danger areas along the border with alameda county as well as mt. diablo and east of danville. officials essay preparation is key so that means keeping defensible space around homes and having fire crews repositioned during red flag warning's. the ongoing effectsgoing efs climate change raising the stakes in the volatile biases and. agencies are looking for early advantages they can find as dan ashley tells us one local county is turning to groundbreaking technology. memories of recent disasters are still smoldering as the bay area awaits anxiously on this year's drought field fire season. responders are hoping an extra set of eyes can help spot trouble before it erupts with help of artificial intelligence. >> we are the only ones, i believe beta tasting technology.

>> caitlin -- the walls are covered with monitors tapped into an existing network of remote fire cameras but now that system is being backed up by artificial intelligence software. >> when they detect smoke alarm is going off in the giant media wall. the screen turns red and it is very apparent. >> was developed by a south korean company which uses similar ai technology in asia to monitor everything from airports to major industrial systems. in this case they taught the algorithms to recognize smoke >> what we are looking to do is catch fires early and often before 911. >> fire spotting consortium made up of you utilities state and local agencies and others who have cameras in position to spot fires. alert wildfire has grown to include more than 800 cameras

and an uncounted army of professional and amateur firefighters. they were one of the original founders and is closely watching the project. >> i am agnostic. i don't care if it is a citizen. don't stop calling in. if it is a i great. >> katie says they recently logged roughly 60 alerts over a one-week period since the a i officially went online last month including one fire that was also called into 911. >> ai camera was able to pick up the smoke 10 minutes ahead of her 911 call. we had a 10 minute jump on a valid fire. it is extremely rewarding. >> supporters of the project are hoping the combined power of 911 camera crowdsourcing and ai will come together in time for one of the most critical fire seasons the bay area has faced in many years.

officials in sonoma county used a part of a federal grant to install the ai system. is successful in sonoma the company is hoping to add more counties around the bay area and statewide. oakland resident scanned apply for the income pilot program. it is 100% financed by private donors. the first round of applications for the family program opens for 300 families who live within one square mile or one squall meyer of east oakland and a second round of applications will open citywide for another 300 families. that will be later this summer. applicants will be randomly selected to get $500 a month for a year and a half. >> previous guaranteed income demonstrations such as in stockton have demonstrated that when people have the security of an income floor, they are able to gain more employment. they are able to get the mental health in order and take care of their families and help

contribute to a healthy society. here is who is eligible. low income families with at least one child under 18 and residents who make no more than $59,000 a year for a family of three. that is at or below 50% of median income. applicants who are black, indigenous people of color will be prioritized and the recipients can be employed or unemployed. coming up, 800 people arrested. this was a historic sting operation. police raiding 16 nations all thanks to an applet the criminals didn't realize was run by the fbi. plus a world leader slapped across the face. leader slapped across the face. the attack today in france. ♪ ♪ ♪ leader slapped across the face. the attack today in france. ♪ ♪ ♪

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there was security and intelligence values at every level of government leading up to the capital breach. detailed in its 95 pages the bipartisan senate investigation found significant breakdowns including federal intelligence agencies failing to warn of a potential for violence. senator gary peters was on cnn. >> it was widely known he would be a very likely violent crowd coming to washington, d.c. they did not put out intelligence warnings. that would have informed intelligence officials asked to how to adequately prepare. >> i also found a lack of planning and preparation by u.s. capitol police enforcement leadership. >> there was adequate training or protocols when it came to getting the national guard to respond. >> the report took roughly 5 months to complete. a joint probe ultimately creating a list of 20 recommendations including giving the new capital police chief the power to directly request guard assistance

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say the man was not served any alcohol on this flight. he has been charged with interfering with a member of a flight crew. he did not enter a plea during a brief court appearance. vice president kamala harris in mexico today continuing her efforts to tackle the root causes of migration toward the u.s. she met with the president and mexico city. they discussed agricultural development and youth empowerment opportunities that could curb migration to the u.s. since october 750,000 people have been arrested for trying to cross the border illegally. the to agree to work together to lower the rising numbers. >> there is no question the country of mexico and the united states understand we share a border. we have familiar relationships. >> this is the vice president's first foreign trip since taking office. yesterday harris delivered a stern message in guatemala telling potential migrants do not come.

chris harrison is officially leaving the bachelor. the news comes the day after season 17 of the bachelorette premiered without him hosting. in february he announced he would step aside temporarily after he made some controversial comments defending racist photos of a past contestant. he said he is excited to start a new chapter and is so grateful to bachelor nation for all of the memories made together. the last bachelorette is among the cohosts now. they are trying to make a smooth transition. let's see if we transi to >> this has been going on for months. >> we have been locked into a breezy pattern for a couple of months. today not quite so gusty has yesterday but still pretty breezy. here is a closer look at wind speeds around the bay area. generally around 20 miles per hour with gusts a higher. right now gusts to 29 miles per hour at novato. the on share

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forming. generally we will call it a clear night and certainly a mainly sunny start. let's take a look at overnight conditions. low temperatures will be generally in the upper 40s to low 50s. a little chillier further north where we will see lows dropping into the low 40s in place like places like santa rosa and ukiah. tomorrow sunny skies with breezy conditions once again. has will range from upper 50s along the coastline to about 61 in san francisco and mainly low to mid 60s around the bay shoreline. it will be a cold day for mid june. and then areas will warm up to upper 60s and low 70s. not exactly a sunbathing day tomorrow. here is the 7-day forecast. it will get a little warmer thursday by six degrees or so. and gradual warming continues friday. then a more vigorous more vigor over the weekend as in the and highs get into the mid-80s and 70s around the bay shoreline. low 60s on the coast and by midweek next week we could see

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after spending 15 months apart during the pandemic, high school seniors in oakland were finally able to come together as a class for their graduation ceremony. they couldn't wait to reconnectn we captured this bittersweet moment of hellos and goodbyes for our ongoing ongoing ongoing graduation will really be special. not a lot of the students have seen each other since their junior year. there is going to be almost like a reunion of coming together and also parting of ways. this will be maybe the first time and maybe the last time that the students will be together like like like like li >> we haven't seen each other in over a year. i really miss these guys. having a day like this even during the pandemic is a

blessing. >> this is my first time actually seeing all of the seniors. it was like my first and last time unfortunately. they all look good. everyone had a beautiful glow up. y'all are also >> it is very important for the students. this is their culminating event of a very atypical high career. >> they only allowed two tickets per student. we are here on the sidelines hoping we can hear from the sidelines. completing assignments from our bedroom, couches, desks and

sometimes kitchen table. we managed to wake up every day to dedicate ourselves to the computer screen, talk to our teachers for support through chat boxes. >> of them persevering through this distanced learning for 15 months that proves to me they can do anything. they can accomplish whatever they set their minds to. >> i know they are going to be successful. >> it is a big day for them. this last year was really rough because of the pandemic learning a new way online at home. they got it down. he kept his grades up. i am proud of him. >> 67 out of our 75 units will be graduating this year. >> typically we have anywhere from 97 to 99% of seniors

graduating. it has been extremely difficult. the pandemic definitely affected the graduation rate. it is really magical. it is full of life. this is a really special graduation for everybody. >> that have not been able to do this in a long time. they haven't seen each other in person and at least >> in the fall of 2021 we expected to be 100% of our students in person.

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building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. today marks another deadline in the effort to recall governor newsome. it is the last day people can withdraw their names from the petition. >> the focus is turning to when the recall election will actually happen. liz kreutz joins us live with a look at some possible dates and why some democrats hopedemocrat happens sooner than originally expected. larry and kristin, although people have been able to withdraw their signatures from the petition it is not expected to make any any any any any any the recall election will happen. the question is when. no surprise politics will be at play as it gets decided. >> unlike most elections, recall elections don't have a set date. the moment the current one remains a moving target. will be september, october, november? steve glaser says governor

newsome should push for it to be as soon as possible while his poll numbers are high. >> there are is a lot uncertainty. and is interested would be to have the election sooner than later. >> once the recall qualifies there will be a 60 day period for the department of finance and legislature to come up with an approved budget. the lieutenant governor will set a date anytime within the next 60-80 days whiledays whilee conventional wisdom is to take the full allotted amount of time democrats with their super majority could move faster. >> what is the soonest? >> it is possible it could happen at the end of august. i think the more likely possibility is in september after labor day. >> and is like having a ouija board or having somebody read your tarot card. >> terrace rigo says while wildfires blackouts and the drought could impact the approval last year goes on there are also risks for democrats if they set the recall too soon. >> the argument for waiting longer would be you just need a certain amount of leave time to reach out to the voters who

would be willing to vote against the recall. >> the campaign manager for rescue california says governor newsome's team will have a hand in deciding the date.the date.t. >> make no mistake it is up to him. he gets to decide august 17th, august 24th, summer seven. >> whenever it is they will be ready to put up the fight. >> i can mobilize people on a dime and say it will not be in november it will be now. what we do know is the election will be held this year and will be done as vote by mail. even if governor newsome does beat this which many political strategists believe he will he will have to turn around and run for reelection next year. thank you liz. last time california recalled a governor it was gray davis in 2003. a put together this fantastic documentary about that episode called total recall. you will find it on ouron our

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$15,000 from april to may. we are seeing a resurgence at restaurants. since the pandemic began to have seen the biggest increase of in person visits over the last month. 38% of people who responded to a new poll say they have gone inside of a restaurant in may. that is up 8% from april. two thirds of those who went to restaurants reported dining inside. that is double the rate of those who said they have dined inside during the month of january. people are also saying they are going out to shop more often. we are getting ready for the big opening. it is how many days away? >> i have been practicing by going shopping and dining. seven days. that never stopped. how about i love michael finney, excavation point? that is a good password? >> thank you. >> summer is an important time for young people to getting money and work experience but demand is really high as businesses are starting to ramp

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this is the day the french president will not forget anytime soon. the 43-year-old rope line. he was suddenly slapped right across the face. reports said the man who slapped the president let out a centuries old royalist warcry and then yelled yelled hauled away by police. the president has yet to comment on the attack but the incident is being roundly condemned by political leaders on all sides. if somebody will get that close your lucky a lapis on that happen. they could have had a weapon or anything. spencer? that doesn't happen anymore typically brett clearly it now.

there is tight security. they have surveyed the crowd in advance of his arrival. it is shocking someone could get in there who would do such a thing. he is well fortunate the person didn't have a weapon. it shows you just can happen. i just want to joke. you know what it is like to walk into a crowded never know when someone will slap you across the face. >> all day she has been waiting for that moment. i can tell you. >> it was a natural connection. >> we have covered giants parades, warriors and all of that. you don't know who is out there. >> people have bad behavior these days. spitting on athletes and things like that. >> france i thought they mellower.

>> i think politicians may be rethinking those rope lines. >> the security, come on. >> you guys, there are concerns over amazon's new internet sharing feature for echo and ring devices. it is called sidewalk and shares a small portion of your internet bandwidth with neighbors. in the event of a power or internet outage. they have multiple layers of security to protect personal information. what you think? who is opting out? >> i am opting out. i like to help my neighbors with their wi-fi. they have wi-fi. they are fine. i am jokingam jokingam jokingamg taking a sliver of whatever your internet capacity is your worst herself. it also leads to -- they don't need that. they don't need to be in my phone in my network. i don't think. >> i feel exactly the same way.

we are also thinking the one time my wi-fi goes out my power i may be seeing neighbor, do you have an extrextrextrextrextr >> i want to add -- >> i am opting out. >> here is the thing. i wish you didn't have to out. i wish they would send you something or you could opt in but they just automatically put you in this and then you have to know about it and then out. >> also it is not that easy to opt out. it is a lot of settings. >> most people don't do it. >> it is too much of a hassle. >> are you ready for california to fully reopen? here is the reopening countdown over six days to

restaurants and stores churches and more can return to normal operations but counties can choose to have stricter rules than the state. we are also getting rid of the tier system but there was still a few moves today. alameda and napa counties are in the yellow tier meaning minimal spread of covid. i am happy we are getting out of the tier thing because explaining the tiers to everybody was cumbersome and confusing. i hope we can do this safely. that is the biggest concern. i think you probably shared that concern. >> absolutely! it is one of those where we have been waiting for this day for a couple of weeks a couple of months after fourth of july holiday. once we get into fall in the flu and all of that stuff where are we going to be? i am hoping things continue to go well. the other thing, counties can be more restrict it. i think do we are ready know? day is do we know who will be more restricted? i think the day is going to come and we will be like we have been the last couple of weeks. weeks. >> inconsistent messaging to

me. the governor is saying we are holding onto this state of emergency. it is the public health state of emergency. the cal osha rules with regard to everybody needing to mask. i feel like this makes people wonder are we actually still in an emergency from a public health standpoint or are we not? >> the. i think that may be a technical financial thing as opposed to it being an emergency at this moment. clearly hopefully we can get the press and we don't all have the flareups we are seeing in other countries where things are not going as well. >> the key is to get the vaccination rate up. washington state looking at the incentive program where they hope to get people off their couches and get vaccget vaccget

effective immediately state license cannabis retailers in washington are permitted to give one free pre-rolled joint to customers 21 or older when they receive their first or second dose and active on-site vaccination clinic. they are offering beer, wine or cocktail vaccination incentive plans. spencer, what do you think? >> i would go back again for some wine. >> i am being silly. whatever incentive you can offer that is reasonable that gets people to get out and get vaccinated is a good thing. i am all for >> what do you think? >> it is interesting again that we need these incentives to get people vaccinated butccinated bt whatever it takes. did you get some cheetahs with that joint? >> right? or brownies or krispy kreme donuts to go with? >> you know what? >> if they don't hit their numbers that will probably be the next incentive. it seems crazy that we almost have to beg people. and other nations they

for any of the vaccines. look at japan they have a 3% or 4% overall vaccination rate. >> there are so many areas in which our nation compared to other free countries is not measuring up so well. >> yeah. we are in good shape thankfully. we have access.ve access.ve acc. >> a lot of other places do not. they look at this and say guys, really? you have to drag people? >> as if not getting really sick is incentive enough. >> the ability to keep living. >> not good enough. >> not good enough. not i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convinced. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine.

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today happens to be world oceans day. corral reefs throughout the country are under threat and in some places it's really bad. there's an effort to rebuild them in florida. victor ocindo has the story. >> mermaids, mythical creatures of the sea bringing new life to

florida's coast. >> why mermaids? what's this project all about. >> the thousand mermaids project is a project where we sculpt people as mermaids to bring awareness to the alliance. >> they're planning to install these mermaids sculptures and down the state. >> they're extremely important for helping our communities really addressing factors from sequestering nutrients. >> corral reefs are the lungs of the ocean and the most diverse system in the world. home to a quarter of the planet's fish. and they're dying off due. >> the reef has so much opportunity and a lot of people don't realize how much of an up tapped resource it could be. >> reporter: the ocean rescue

alliance is working the degradation of corral reef. >> creates fish habitat, enables us to plant corral and oysters. >> what's it like when you see these come to life surrounded by everything in the sea. >> it's quite amazing. it's a surreal experience to really just see the different bio diverse communities that move in and the different corral growth and sponges. >> this project started here. there are 35 of the mermaids reefs in the waters underneath the drone. if you're interested and you want to see it for yourself. you can go to the ocean alliance. still a lot of work ahead. the plan is to install 1,000 of those mermaid reefs up and down the coast. all right. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado.

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covid-19 vaccine trials begin for children as young as 5. why doctors say it's important to get the vaccine to kids. also new details a san jose mom arrested after her son was found murdered in las vegas. police revealing the time line. >> also the big surprise someone will get returning to their car in this sfo garage. and vaccine trials expand to the youngest children yet. kids from 5 to 11 years old are now part of studies right here in the bay area that could lead to younger children everywhere getting a shot. good evening everyone thanks for joining us i'm liz kreutz. >> and i'm ama daetz. you're watching abc7 news. today pfizer announced 's