úthe deputy chief oversees the operations across 10 stations across the city. robberies are increasing in many areas but especially in the mission, bay view and tenderloin districts. >> the same robberies have happened in heavily operated op areas. with the a lot of people on the weekends and at night there was more traffic. >> the teams are doing what they can to increase patrols in high-traffic areas like union square. with of the department short around 200 officers, he worries it will not change enough. >> we have families leaving the city. i understand why. they say they will not get out of car

into the garage and it is closed behind them. the message is the city is starting to come back and so is the opportunity for crime. it is important we all stay vigilant. a very scary situation for that family. i know police say they are shortstaffed right now. is the department working to add to their classes? >> we talked to the mayor and mayor breed mentioned the city is planning to prioritize two new academy classes to help bring back staffing levels to where they need to be. it will be interesting to see just how big those class sizes will be. police are looking for anyone involved in a shooting outside of stoneridge mall around 2:30 this afternoon. investigators courted off the parking lot focusing on a black suv and another vehicle with bullet holes. there were no reports of injuries. police got report of someone entering the the the the not evacuated and remains open for business. two women are recovering on oakland hospital following a shooting. gunfire broke out outlook

filled place apartments around 10:00 fired shots at the victims. oaklands police chief characterized the injuries as severe but the women are currently in stable condition. investigators have not announced whether an arrest has been made. this shooting happened hours before oakland police chief addressed resurgent gun violence. the called on elected officials and members of the police force to take a stand against violence. oakland has seen homicides shootings and crimes crimes cri firearms claim in 2021. we all deserve to live in a safe community. we all deserve to rest at night without the fear of gunshots coming through our homes. we are not there yet in the city of oakland. in order to get there, it is going to take a collective effort by all of armstrong was critical of last week's federal ruling to overturn the states ban on assault weapons. he says officers have recovered

500 guns off of oakland street so far this year. the san jose woman accused of killing her seven-year-old son is now in custody. fbi agents arrested the 35-year- old without incident in a denver hotel. her arrest comes 10 days after the body of her her near a trail near las vegas. authorities identified liam's body on sunday but have yet to determine a motive for the killing. being able to have closure and identified liam was very important. now that we are able to make an arrest on this case it is extremely gratifying. police say his father is not a suspect. he told san jose police he had no reason to think his son was in harm's way that he did that become concerned when he couldn't reach rodriguez after she left him a message saying she was leaving on taking their son. rodriguez is awaiting extradition to nevada where she will be formally charged.

turning to the coronavirus pandemic, its impact on our health and building a better bay area. two counties learned they will advance into the least restrictive tier. tier. only sonoma solano and contra costa counties remain in the orange tier. the tier system goes away in a week when california reopens. you can see we are counting down to june 15th, that they coronavirus restrictions will lift statewide. we are tracking california's vaccination progress with our vaccine tracker. 46% of the state's total population is fully vaccinated. 56% have gone at least one shot. pfizer is expanding the clinical trials for children ages 5-11. people at dns 12 can vaccinated. luz pena is a part of our vaccine team and spoke to local doctors leading the study in the bay area.

this is very exciting for many families that have been waiting for their children to get vaccinated. this is a two-year study where a subset of the children and rolled received the vaccine in the second group something to keep in mind. the pfizer vaccine being injected is the same as the one injected as adults but the dosage will be less. medical doctors calling this the final frontier. children ages 5-11 years old receiving the first dose of the covid-19 vaccine as a part of the phase trials. here is the moment this a year old max and his sister were vaccinated at stanford. all they could think about afterwards? >> i havehavehavehavehavehavehae >> i am looking forward to going back to my teacher.

>> pfizer's trial is focused on examining antibody response to the vaccine and verifying if a lower dosage produces enough immunity. children 5-11 years old will be injected with 10 micrograms in each dose as opposed to 30 micrograms those 12 and older received. >> we are hoping to enroll enough children take it safety data and antibody response data in the next couple of weeks that we can bring second dose is in and submit this information to the fda by the fall. >> dr. maldonado ismaldonado is principal investigator at stanford university school of medicine for the pfizer trial. >> are there any concerns when it comes to vaccinating children as young as five mac? >> you are not seeing any major safety concerns. we know these vaccines do not cause cellular or dna damage which is one of the areas people have been talking about. that is not happening.

>> they enrolled about 75 children 5-11 years old for this trial. lucy got the first shot yesterday. >> my arm did feel a little bit heavy but i don't feel sick or anything. >> pfizer is anticipating initial results for the 5-11- year-old child in september ahead of those results, dr. klein, principal investigation for the northern california trials is getting ready for the next age group. >> there is a work in progress over the next several >> families will not know for six months. those who received the placebo will have a chance to get the covid-19 vaccine from pfizer after those months. thank you so much. another member of our vaccine

team is dr. patel. he is a pediatrician and with kristen sze on our 3:00 newscast. >> any trial involving young children will be watched very closely. their immune systems are completely different. they may have a more robust immune system and a stronger side effect response. >> even with the b,12? >> yeah. we have seen some of them generate a little more of the cold and flu symptoms. the actual technology of the vaccine should not cause any type of developmental or brain damage. you look at the fact that it is the exact mrna vaccine. we are showing those cells of a blueprint. that is how it goes. if you have questions about coronavirus vaccines ask the vaccine team. go to abc7news.com/vaccine. still ahead tonight, the latest on the california recall governor gavin newsom. when will we vote? we are looking at the calendar. i am laura anthony. the state is not just raising

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rates starting this summer. drought surcharges are also possible. laura anthony will explain what this could cost you.cost you.coo in the north bay the city of sonoma declared a stage one water shortage. it is asking people to reduce water use by 50%. it is not requiring them to get. sonoma and mendocino were the first counties where the governor proclaimed a drought emergency that was back in april. made the announcement in a dry lake bed that should have been 40 feet underwater. in may he expanded the emergency proclamation to most of the state and last month marin county declared a local drought emergency. it didn't get much rain this winter and reservoir that levels are low. and the south bay 2 million people could be impacted by a water shortage emergency in santa clara county. valley water district board met a few hours ago and people brought up concerns. >> just really engaging in our code of programs to produce water use.

>> the board will ask the county to declare a local emergency. people and businesses could be told to cut back or potentially face fines. the district wants to drop water use by 50% from 2019 levels. another public hearing will be held tomorrow. now we come back to the east bay 1.4 million east bay mud customers could soon have to pay more for water. and is actually not due to the drought. is our long planned hikes. the district is watching the water supply very closely. laura anthony has the story. those who rely on east bay mud can expect to see a surgeon there water bills next month. that is thanks to a percent rate hike. as a part of an infrastructure improvement plan separate. the district plans an additional 4% rate increase next year. >> we projected 5% when we had

been looking two years ago. we are down but we are still moving forward with plans for infrastructure replacement. we will continue to make sure we are doing the right thing to be here for the next 100 years. the 4% the summer means an average water customer will see their bill increase by about two dollars cents per month. in the meantime east bay mud officials are keeping a close eye on their dwindling reservoir. the main storage is relatively full but below average for this time of the year. >> 91% of capacity but what is happening we are at the end of the runoff for the season. normally we would have snowmelt june and july. >> other east bay reservoirs are also below averagebelow avee like the districts overall storage. >> despite the storage being 65% of capacity, east bay mud has no plans to impose a drought surcharge. >> we are currently in a stage

one drought. our noticed rates do include the possibility of drought surcharges should it worsen. >> those surcharges could range from a few to as much as 25%. the last time they impose a fee was six years ago in the summer of 2015. on midday what we should do as the drought worsens. 84% responded to cut back water usage. you probably already know how especially if you lived here in california for a while but if you need a reminder we have some time-tested tips. when we say time-tested, we minute. >> i did it in my home. you can do it in that is footage from the abc7 archives from 1977. it is a part of a story about eight ways to help save water in a drought. you can find this now on

abc7news.com. rated and share it with your friends. you are laughing spencer. maybe you recognize the meteorologist? >> i do. it is peter gettings, isn't it? >> i recognize the hairstyle from 1977 as well. let's take a look at what is happening right now in 2021. we have windy conditions. once again groundhog day. we have the same pattern day after day. right now we are looking at gusts ranging from 20 to about 30 miles per hour across the bay area. in napa really gusty. on we go in the breeze. the camera is shaking in the breeze.

it is under clear skies. a byproduct of the windy pattern is that we have good air quality. for tomorrow and thursday the air will be nice and clean. let's move along and take a look at some current temperature readings. 58 in the city. in mountain view 65. 65 at san jose. 57 a half moon bay. here in from emily biehl looking toward golden gate. we expect a few patches of low clouds to form doing the overnight hours. temperature readings in the north they are fairly uniform. mid-60s in santa rosa, novato and napa. 68 in fairfield. livermore 63. across the breezy embarcadebreee we see the flags flapping in the breeze. these are the forecast features. we will have chilly mornings the next few days. breezy and cold tomorrow afternoon. the warming begins at the end of the week. >> here is the forecast animation taking us through the overnight hours. we will see a band of high clouds sweeping to the bay area during the late night and overnight hours. the morning commute gets underway. the band of high clouds will have moved out but there will be patches of low clouds.

they will disappear giving us a mainly sunny day by by by by by it will be sunny throughout the day into the evening hours. let's take a look at overnight low temperatures. generally upper 40s to about 50 degrees. a little chillier in the father northern locations. santa rosa 42. it is going to be a chilly morning but not much of a warm- up in the afternoon in the south bay. look at for the most part. 68 at san jose. you can find 70 degrees that morgan hill and gilroy. on the peninsula highs will be in the fairly uniform range. 65 palo alto.palo alto.palo alt. breezy and cold with highs in the upper 50s. downtown san francisco a high of 61 degrees. in the north a mid to upper 60s. 67 in sonoma. east bay shoreline 63. it will warm up to upper 60s to about 70 degrees.

as we look ahead to thursday we can expect just a modest warm- up on thursday. that will be felt mainly in the inland areas not so much in the coast at bay. on friday it will feel milder in all locations and then the weekend warm-up kicks into high gear saturday. here is a look at the at wheather 7-day day mainly sunny skies all the way through the forecast period. the warm-up begins saturday, sunday and mid 80s in the. we will see mid 80s some warm and typical june like temperature is coming our way. we just have to wait a few days. looking forward to that looking forward to that spencer. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com attention, california.

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>> heard a popping sound and started to see flames coming out of the hood. >> she suffered minor injuries but with so many cars parked closely together the flames spread quickly igniting seven others. the smoke continued to billow from the building as travelers drove past. they weren't sure what to think. >> by this afternoon the airport towed most of those cars to a holding lot at the end of the runway. somewhere in worse shape than others. this was a maserati. here this used to be a land rover. hard to identify if you don't know where to look. >> another complication. it turns out some of the people whose cars were burned don't know what happened yet. they may be out of town or on trips. who knows when they get >> from our own parking management team we would be able to do that based on lessons played alone. we would have to take somebody that had been making a reservation online or an employee. >> that means this may take a while to resolve.

time the cars will remain here while owners and insurance companies deal with claims. is remnants of a fluky accident but not a fatal one during rush hour at a busy airport. >> not how you would want to end your trip for for for for f definitely not. i feel for those families. max, california inches closer to a recall election for governor gavin newsom. when will we go to the polls? today we are getting a sense of the timeline. as we head into the summer season some jobseeking advice. will you get

building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 is. for the first time in decades california voters will choose whether to recall the states governor. it is not a question of if but when. today's the last day people who signed the withdrawal petition can withdraw thdraw thdraw thdr

it will happen in politics will be at play as a date gets excited. >> unlike most elections, recall elections do not have a set date. for the moment the current one removes -- remains a target. the bay area state senator says governor newsome should push for it to be as soon as possible while his poll numbers are high. >> there is a lot of uncertainty. and his interest it would be to have the election sooner than later. >> was a qualified there will be a 60 day period for the department of finance and legislature to come up with and approve a budget. they will then set a for thelection anytime within the next 60-8 80 days. conventional wisdom is to take the full allotted amount of time democrats with their super majority could move faster. >> what is the soonest you think it could happen? >> it is possible it could happen at the end of august. the more likely possibility is in september after labor day. >> it is like having a ouija board or someone read your tarot cards. >> while wildfires drip blackouts in a droughts could have the approval as the year

goes on, there are risks for democrats if they set a recall to some. >> the argument for waiting longer would be mechanically you need a certain amount of lead time to reach out to the voters who would be willing to vote against the recall. >> and hate is the campaign manager for rescue california. she says governor newsome's team will have a hand in deciding the date. >> make no mistake it is up to him. he gets to decide august 17th, august 24. >> whatever it is they will be ready to put up the fight. >> i can mobilize people on a dime and say it is not going to be in november. it will be now. still a lot of unknowns. we do know the election will be held this year and it will be done as vote by mail. remember even if governor newsome does beat this which many political strategists believe he will he will then have to turn around and run for reelection next year. the last time

california recalled a governor was in 2003. we have put together a documentary about that called total recall. you will find it on our bay area at available to download for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv and roku. nearly 2 weeks since a man opened fire at a vta railyard in san jose killing nine people . the mayor is proposing measures that can reduce gun violence. he made the announcement in front of a memorial for those victims outside of city hall. the proposals include making every gun owner have liability insurance. they could be charged a fee that would go toward the cost of responding to gun violence. the second amendment protects the rights of americans to own guns but does not require that every otheothe taxpay pay for that right. these gun deaths are preventable. we can save lives and make our community safer. another proposal would require all gun sales be recorded on video. in the north bay alerts sheriff

deputies found a man had been stuck in a vineyards fan shaft. he had been wedged into this space for two days unable to get out. rescuers pried the man out this morning right outside of santa rosa. the man told sheriff's deputies he liked taking photos of old farm equipment but deputies were not buying that story. they found drugs on the man before he was taken to the hospital. he paces trespassing and drug possession charges as well as violating probation in the terms of his pretrial release. gains by a handful of tech companies helped the nasdaq pick up not the case for the dow down 34 points closing at 34,599. the s&p 500 moved the needle up slightly gaining almost a point. some is an important time for young people to earn money for school and gain working experience. demand for jobs as high as businesses are starting to ramp

up after getting hit by the pandemic. when checking the economy david the we has some leads and tips on how to land a summer job. a summer job is not only important for a resume or college application but also to help families with income loss during the pandemic. san francisco's opportunities for all program has already received 3000 job applications. >> we have already seen a 900% increase compared to last year. we are not honest with the summer yet. >> companies like united airlines are hiring interns supporting the program financially. because of the living wage law pay starts at $17 and can be as high as $21 an hour. the work in many cases as a social benefit. >> we have a group of young people that will be helping address the equity gaps within education. they will be trying to work on some of the learning loss that we saw over the last couple of

years. >> competing for attention require strategy. they applied for a summer job online at outdoor supply but didn't hear back. >> i decided to go into the store and just ask a manager if they had seen my application. he told me he didn't receive it but he still offered me the job. >> a job interview can be intimidating. it is a tip from nubia who is working at common health spirit system. >> come in is your authentic self and giving a lot of positivity and just come in with a positive attitude. >> online job sites are good resources. vaccinated teens may find a good job right in their own neighborhood. >> parents have been stretched to the limit over the last 15 months. they likely need a break and wouldn't welcome the opportunity to have a local babysitter.

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happening today on world owed today a wake for wells to call for protections. conservation groups and welliver's gathered at east beach in san francisco to honor the 12 dead wells that have washed up in the bay so far this year. environmentalists called on the leadership to protect wells. >> california can lead the way entrap fisheries to new pop-up gear incubating a new industry that would eliminate the threat completely. we are all here today to ask governor gavin newsom, our former mayor to finally protect wells from deadly entanglement. >> the activist say in addition to roadless fishing technology that also support speed limits and measures to prevent climate change in order to protect wells. national geographic is using world's oceans day to

recognize a fifth ocean. the have joined other organizations in distinguishing the southern ocean on the an article. they have identified it separately because of the distinct current wildlife and other ecological features that set it apart from the other oceans. disney is the parent company of national geographic and abc7 mac. let's take a look at the pacific ocean off the coast of

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a part of our focus on building a better bay area is on education and it has been a big challenge because of the pandemic. to spending 15 months apart during the pandemic high school seniors in oakland were finally able to come together as a class for the graduation ceremony. we captured this bittersweet moment of hellos and goodbyes for our ongoing series mac, a pandemic school story. graduation will really be special this year. 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. also kind of a parting of ways. this will be the first time and maybe the last time the students will be together like this. >> we haven't seen each other in over a year. i really miss these guys. having a day like this in is a very great thing. i am glad i get to see these guys one more time. >> this is my first time seeing the seniors. it was my first and last time unfortunately. they all look good. everyone had beautiful glow ups. y'all are all beautiful people. it is very important for the students. this is their culminating event of a very atypical high school career. we're here on the sidelines hoping we can hear the cheers

from the sidelines. we completed assignments from our bedrooms couches desks and sometimes kitchen tables. we managed to wake up every day to dedicate ourselves to computer screens, talk to our teachers for support through a chat box complete discussions to breakout rooms. >> them persevering through this distanced learning for 15 months proves to me they can do anything that they can accomplish whatever they set their minds to. >> i know they are going to be successful. >> it is a big day for them to put in a lot of hard work. this last year was really rough because of the pandemic. learning a new way online at home but he got it done. he kept his grades up. i am proud of

67 out of our 75 students will be graduating this year. typically we have anywhere from 97-99% of seniors graduating but has been extremely difficult. the pandemic definitely affected the graduation >> it was an uphill battle. we were learning as we were going along, all of us. how to deal with being inside 24/7 mark. she made it. she pressed forward and she made it. we are excited. it is really magical. it is full of life finally after not having anybody here for a year this is a really

special graduation i think that everybody. >> that have not been able to do this on a long time. these kids haven't seen each other in person at least that long, 14 months. in the fall of 2020 when we expect to be 100 of our -- 100% of our students in person. has been kind of creepy a little bit to walk the halls with no noise and all you can here is my heels, no student voices. it will be great to be back with everybody. if you haven't seen the same as you can binge watch every episode. it is fascinating. it is all available on our bay area connected tv app. you can download it for free, on roku tv, amazon fired cv as well as android tv. please check it out. now let's check out our weather one last time. spencer it is so windy this

week. >> not much has changed. this pattern has been with us for so long. not quite as gusty but still very windy. take a look at current wind speeds. you can see gusts 29-30 miles per hour in some locations. it is going to be a breezy evening. these are the forecast features. we'll see chilly mornings the next few days. we are going to have a breezy cool afternoon tomorrow but finally warming begins at the end of the week. i think you may like the weekend if you have been waiting for some warm weather. overnight clear skies up in the north bay. if you low clouds will form near the coast and down to the south bay. they will not be very widespread. lows will be in the mid to upper 40s although some locations will bottom out at about 50-51 degrees. tomorrow look for bright sunny skies after partly cloudy early morning start. highs will range from upper 50s at the coast to mid 60s around the bay to upper 60s to about 70 and then. a very cold day coming our way

tomorrow. thursday we warm-up a little bit. it would be more gradual warming but a more significant increase in temperatures will occur over the weekend as a get mid 80s in the inland area the mid-70s around the bay. want that fill good for those of us who are chilly right now. student at certainly well. >> love having you here in person larry. it is so good to see you. >> really? >> i know you are saying one thing but i am sensing something else. >> i am happy to see you, larry. i am putting you on blast in front of everybody. >> usually that is what -- does to me. in is a whole new experience. student here we are. >> the 49ers caught out their practice. two really bad injuries. plus and milestone

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injuries are part of football but this one is really rough. the 49ers had two players suffer serious injuries yesterday in many camp organized activities.

moore was drafted in the third round and 2018. has played every game in the past three seasons. that is saying something given how the 49ers have been decimated by the injuries. more expected to compete for a starting spot. that will not happen. after the to injuries yesterday the niners decided they were not practicing today. in his last start, alice woods said he felt lousy and pitched lousy. he is hoping to feel better and pitch better rangers and arlington. brandon crawford becoming the all-time franchise leader in games played 1326. the giants had him take the field by himself. he passes jackson who played in the 20s. steven duggar first baseman can't handle it. he comes into scorer for the first run of the game. since it is brandon crawford's night, this is appropriate. he goes deep in the sixth. has 13th of the year as you see

it right there. 2-1 giants are in the sixth inning. we will have complete highlight that 11:00. speaking of the a's chris davis was mr. consistent. we would fall out of bed and hit 40 homers. his production dropped off. the plans to move him. davis mr. the first 34 games because of injury. texas is rebuilding. they want to look at younger players for the future. -- doesn't look very athletic. you can't run fast or jump high but man, can't he hoop.

he was named the most valuable player. he average more than 26 points and 10 rebounds per game for the nuggets. he is a former second round draft pick who is the mvp. that doesn't happen. he completely changed his body. lost a ton of weight. man, has it paid off. he can score inside and outside. he is kind of impossible to defend. steph curry came in third overall in the voting. three years ago today the warriors won the nba championship which led to a pretty funny moment during the post game interviews. klay thompson interviewed and googled himself while he was at the podium. definitely upset. cynically just googled himself and it says three-time champion are ready. that is dope. >> it is dope. soccer fans, this is for you. the european championship starts friday on espn. this is a month-long tournament. it is kind of like the world cup but only for european teams. france and england are the favorites. the asp and family of networks and abc will present all 51 matches in that tournament. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. i am

still trying to remember where the monitor is. >> what is it like to not wear sweatpants everyday? >> thanks for outing me. you're right. actually, you know how many times it took me to tie the type properly? i haven't tied a tie in forever. there is a lot of pivoting to what was once thing and then it became not the everyday thing and now it is the everyday thing again we hope going forward. only a week away. >> it is good to see you humans. i missed them. some. >> thanks, larry.

coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, the goldbergs. home economics followed by the connors at 9:00. blackish is on at 9:30 followed by to tell the truth and stay with us for abc7 magnets at 11:00. you can watch all of our newscast live and on demand through the connected tv app available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv. download now and start streaming. that will do it for this edition of abc7 magnets. for spencer christian, larry beil in the entire news team, have a great night.

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