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visit the switch squad in store or learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings san francisco finally gets specific on what reopening will look like for small business and their customers. >> a beloved san francisco business owner brutally attacked in his own store. >> the internet glitch felt around the world. what the fastly outage uncovers. >> refreshing today. find out when temperatures will bottom out and fresh will return. abc 11 starts right now. it's simple, we are aligning with the state. we're opening san francisco. the count down is on. tonight san francisco laid down

it reopening plan. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. it's remarkable to be at this point. how next tuesday could start to feel a lot like it did the pandemic. >> purple, red, orange, yellow no more. next tuesday california is expected to get used to its tiered system. san francisco has chosen to be stricter than the state on covid regulations. but major breed says because 80% of eligible san franciscans have been vaccinated. >> even i went to a bar. i usually don't go to bars i go to restaurants but i just went to a bar and ordered a drink. >> reporter: san francisco's office of work force development held a webinar to explain what the reopening

means for small businesses, beyond distancing restrictions. >> no extra sanitation steps are necessary. >> reporter: san o officer, sus phillips says because we've learned covid spreads person to person, restaurants can return to their own ways. >> you can go back to your industry standard how you would clean surfaces and presetting tables etc. >> reporter: when it comes to masking, california is still looking at osha's standards. it's up to businesses to decide if they want customers to wear a mask or show proof of vaccination. >> there's nothing in our health orders that forbids a business from making that decision to be a little bit more health protective. >> reporter: san francisco does say they do still restrict some aspects of mega events including health care centers

and shelters. kate larsson, abc 7 news. alameda and napa counties are moving into the yellow tier tomorrow. only sonoma, solano and contra costa remain on the red tier. >> for those of you joining us on facebook we have a little bit of a storming of the event under way by some folks are against vaccination. >> it was the first in person town hall by the congressman since the start of the pandemic. >> tonight pfizer is expanding it vaccine clinical trials for children ages 5 to 11. so far people as young as 12 can be vaccinated. it comes as there's a new warning about the fast

spreading delta variant. tonight president biden released a statement. if you're young and haven't gotten your shot yet it really is time. it's the best way to protect yourself and those you love. the variant which helped fuel the devastating surge in ina in the uk. that's why dr. fauci says getting vaccinated here at home is more important than ever. >> we want to get to and above the goal of 70% of the population receiving at least one dose by the 4th of july. >> he says it's critical to get fully vaccinated. the vaccine was 88% effective. but 33% effective after just one dose. today pfizer launched trials in younger children. at stanford, sofia chavez and nicholas got their first of two shots. a lower dose of vaccine than what's given to adults. >> so far what we're seeing is the vaccine is just as safe as well tolerated as what we've

seen in adults. meanwhile, moderna says it's covid-19 vaccine will be available in early fall. a brush fire burning near beal air force base in yuba county has destroyed a home. calfire says the burned 90% of the base and it is almost out today. >> ama and dan it was the winds they had to fight not just the fire. so let me show you the conditions right now. it is cooler 61-degree the humidity is coming up to 53%. winds are still gusty although not as strong. right now up to 11-miles-an- hour. when you take a look at the

wind forecast they will continue to drop off overnight but they'll pick up tomorrow. 35 to 36-miles-an-hour. that's what makes it challenging. it will remain cool the next couple of days in the 70s and the heat comes in over the weekend. visible satellite picture just before sunset. picked up this plume of smoke going all the way toward the northeast toward the quincy area. unfortunately because the entire state is in a drought and some areas really bad. it is going to be tough for the firefighters. ama. all right, sandhya thank you. new developments now a san jose woman accused of killing her 7-year-old son is in custody awaiting extradition. the arrest comes 11 days after the body of her son liam husted trail head. instators e ill trying to determine a the killing. >> being able to have closure and identify liam was very important and now that we're

able to make an arrest on this case is extremely gratifying. >> liam's father is not considered a suspect. he told police in san jose that rodriguez left him a message she was leaving and taking her son but there was no indication he was in harms way. a beloved san francisco store clerk is partially blind after a violent stabbing by a customer. it happened in a small market in the city's lower pacific heights neighborhood. stone spoke to the victim's father. >> reporter: petroz yohanis owns the peter's market in san francisco. though he's usually smiling, this is what his recovery is looking like since a violent attack last week. >> when i heard the news i broke down and started crying because the fact he's such a good, genuine, man the whole

community knows him. >> reporter: peter's daughter katerina has been trying to stay optimistic despite the fact that her father doesn't have insurance and her mother just got diagnosed with breast cancer. early last month, a person tried to break into the store. hours later a person tried to dash into the store and was viciously attacked. >> the only thing he remembers is feeling a very sharp sharp pain in his left eye. there were a lot of blows to his head. and he's constantly complaining of these severe headaches. >> reporter: katerina confirms her dad was stabbed three times and will lose his eye because of that. peter says this is the attacker. caught on the surveillance camera leaving. police and the en't commenting but insiders say

there are leads in the case. katerina says san francisco has changed and it is heartbreaking to see. >> we're hoping they do find the assailant and get him behind bars as soon as possible because we don't wish this on anyone else. >> reporter: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. a major drug bust has taken a lethal am of fentanyl off san francisco's streets. san francisco police showed off what narcotic officers seized. cash, guns and drugs mostly fentanyl that was destined to the area. it was enough lethal doses to wipe out san francisco's population four times over. new development s if you get your water from east bay mud well you're going to be paying more for it. the board of directors approved a new budget that includes a 4%

increase each for water and sec the average bill will increase by $2.50. that money will be used for system improvement and not drought relief. >> without a dry day fund essentially to help us, we're not asking for anybody extra today. but if the drought gets more severe and the need is there there is the ability of the board to put more charges on. the board declared a state one drought. but isn't ordering to reduce water use instead preserve it. an early morning glitch causes a global internet outage. we're talking about amazon, reddit even pay pal all down.

we look ahead as tech experts weigh in. the tougher on fireworks. all that's ahead but first here is what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> let's get down on it. we get into the the multi verse which i almost kind of understand now. it's like, you know, do you understand it fully? >> absolutely not.

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weighing in on today's global outage which kept users from popular sites, apps and news outlets like amazon, reddit and many others. so what happened? here's abc 7 news reporter amanda de >> a technical took out major websites including amazon and reddit. cyber security expert and san jose state professor ahmed breaks it down. allows traffic to be kept in multiple locations in case of an overload. >> even though we have a bunch of different companies they all rely on these content delivery networks to help lower their

costs of running business. >> reporter: ensure confirms cnet was also impacted. they observed a configuration that triggered the problem. >> if you think of an hour of not being able to sell stuff. imagine how much money they lost out on or the new york times and all the advertising revenue they lost out on. but this is business, it is what it is. >> reporter: without any connection to the recent ransom ware, timing was enough to raise concern. >> we have two ransom ware attacks and then suddenly we have the internet is broken now because we can either say, people are going to think about this thinking what is going on. ma may rely on the internet as being all powerful. this outage shows just how fragile the internet is.

in the east bay contra costa county is getting more serious about fireworks. $100 for the first offense. 200 for the second and up to $500 per violation after that within a year. all types of fireworks are banned in the county. if you're a property owner, officials may go after you as well. richmond is now reward for those who call in illegal fireworks. look at this, a man found himself stuck for two days in winery equipment right outside santa rosa. he wasn't found until this morning. that's when sonoma county sheriff deputy patrolling the winery were looking for

owner of an abandoned car. i was honored to serve as master of ceremony for those who make a difference in protecting and restoring the bay. the ceremony was held tonight in hayes mansion. guests included lieutenant governor. for 12 years now, they have identified those who have helped the estuary and its watershed. it was a lovely evening and recognized great people doing great work. but ama it was cold and windy. >> yeah, that wind just keeps battering us sandhya. >> i know. it's just relentless. dan and ama, at least dan was

prepared. and looks like most people were layered up. cooler conditions are going to continue tomorrow along with the gusty winds. temperatures on the left side is tomorrow's highs and average in the middle and indifferent. 68 tomorrow. 13 degrees below average. san jose about 10 degrees below where you should be for this time. and san francisco 5 degrees below the average of 66 degrees. i want to show you what's bringing the cooler than average conditions. it's an area of low pressure. that's what's been responsible for the cool weather. of course it does keep our fire danger down here in the bay area. not so much the case in the sierra nevada as you will notice red flag warning in effect until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night for the sierra and for nevada as well because of the gusty winds and low humidity. right now winds have relaxed quite a bit along the lower elevations except in nevato it's 26 miles per hour. that's going to be short lived as you will notice tomorrow. winds are light. they pick up as we head toward

the afternoon and evening about 25 to 35-miles-an-hour. so be prepared for that gusty wind once again. a lovely view from our emoryville camera. visibility is good looking back toward sutro tower. limited fog, we're looking at breezy and below average with warmer weather and lighter winds for those of you waiting for that for the end of the workweek. your temperatures right now in the 40s, 50s by morning you will need a jacket or a sweater because it is definitely going to be on the cool side. low 40s to low 50s a combination of patches of fog and higher clouds tomorrow morning. then tomorrow afternoon, it is going to be another breezy one. locally gusty near the coast. 61 in the city. 58 in half-moon bay. upper 60s livermore, san jose, napa, san rafael. 68 in santa rosa. 63 in oakland, 72 degrees in fairfield. i mean these temperatures are nowhere near where we should be for this time of year. you know what would be nice is some rain. if you were with us last week

there was a possibility that maybe mid-june we would see something now it's not looking so good. june 11th, northern california this friday has some rain coming in. it may get down a slight possibility into mendecino county. now we look at monday the 1-9d a little morning drizzle and that's it. a crisp morning on thursday. followed by a warmer afternoon and it is definitely going to be mild as we head into the weekend warming it up into the mid-80s inland. low 60s coast side. bringing you closer to average by that time. but until then, keep those extra layers handy. ama and dan. >> all right, sounds good.

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