solutions, this is abc7 news. now art 5:00, water shortage in the south bay. the extreme drought down an emergency today. catching fire by camera. the bay area county using state of the architect to spot trouble before it erupts. we want to do everything that we can to keep them safe. we talk to them about it. it's important that they wanted to do the trial as well. >> covid vaccine for kids. bay area children sharing their experience with the pfizer trial. good morning. welcome to wednesday, june 9th. live wherever you stream. >> yes, we want to start a check of the forecast with mike nico.

today is the coolest day this week. the breeze is out there, but they're not widespread. look at that 14 at sfo. everybody else is less. they will pick up this afternoon as you can see from the ferry building, the flags are there on san francisco. let's talk about the highs. 58 at half moon bay. look at the low to mid-60s around the bay and handful of 70s inland. no rain in the forecast, but it's going to get

they're going to need the cities to do that. the agency says that the county needs them. the situation here is dire. reporting live in san jose, abc7 news. >> amy, thank you. in the north bay the city of sonoma declared a stage one shortage. they're asking people to voluntarily reduce water usage. eliminating any sprinkler over spray or watering, and running the washer and drier and dishwasher when they're full. this saturday they're giving a free drought kit at city hall while supplyings last. er nos and timer

se-gar nozzle. get the water frm east bay mud, you're going to pay more for it. it's for water and sewer service each month. it goes up 4% next year. that's an increase a month on your bill. that money is going to be used for infrastructure up gates and not for the drought relever at this point. >> we have a dry day fund that's going help us right now as we look to purchase water, and so we're not asking for anything extra today. if the drought gets more severe, and that need is there, there's more to put that on. >> the east bay mud is asking that you voluntarily reduce the water usage for this time. for the breakdown on the water usage and easy ways to conserve, head to abc7 news dictate for all of the coverage. pfizer is expanding the

clinical trials for younger children. this is a two year study. >> kids will get the vaccine, and a second group will get salt water. how this is going to work. >> thank you. children ages 5 to 1 1 will get the first doses of theed on examining the response to the vaccine and verifying if a lower dosage is producing a immunity. there's ten micrograms in each dose oppose today the 30 micrograms that others resleeved. they enrolled 75 children in the trial. >> my arm feels a little bit heavy, but i don't feel like sick or anything. >> what we're seeing with the new variance raises concerns in recognizing while children in general do quiet well with this virus, they can spread it to others that don't. vaccinating children may be an important part of the way that we try to knock this out for good.

>> pfizer is an tis patteding the trials in september. families won't know for six months whether the children were vaccinated with the vaccine or a placebo. those that receive it will then have a chance to get the vax serian. >> all right. thanks. if you have any kitchenss on the covid vaccine from the younger age doses to the variance, you can ask the abc7 team by going to abc7 news.com slash vaccine. first responders are hoping that artificial intelligence are going help them during the fire season. the walls are covered with monitors tacked in to a network of the fire camera. they will alert experts if they detect smoke. alerts over a one week period since going online last week. that was one fire that was called in to 911. >> the ai camera was able to pick up the smoke ten scall.

we had a ten minute jump on the valid fire. it's extremely rewarding. >> officials in if sonoma county used part of a grant to install the system. if it's successful, they hope to add more around the bay area and statewide. there was that was a lot of drought and fire coverage for you, mike. what do you have? >> yeah, we have temperatures that are comfortable. we have low 50s elsewhere around san francisco and about 50 to 52 degrees. now, let's look at the other neighborhood. we have 48 american canyon and 55 in tracey and 54 in pittsburgh. santa clair 45 and saar to go ga 47 degrees. it's a little bit cooler than it should be for this time of the year. you can see some of the low clouds trying to develop, and they will do that up until 9:00, and enthis they will fadeaway and

leave us with sunshine for the rest of the afternoon. the temperatures do not warm a lot this afternoon. upper 60s at noon, and also 4:00 for the inland neighborhoods. mid-60s around the bay, and upper 50s at the coast. as far as what is blowing in the winds because it's going to be breezy once again, we will have the coolest air today. if you have any errands to run, there's a strong sunshine out there. if you're in the car, it's going to be warm. once you roll down the windows or step out, it's chilly. it's one of those days. great day to do yard work. do it before it's warm this weekend. if you're home, it's going to be nose si outside with the breezes. we will talk more about the warming trend, and the chance of the wet weather coming up. here is joe bena. thanks, mike. it's the same story. we have wind advisories all across the board. starting with the live picture here with the san mateo bridge here.

things are moving at the limit, and same thing goes for the wind advisory issue. if you follow the red circles, you can see the other ones here. you can see and moving over to the avant yolk bridge and then hopping down to the pass. we do have a vote down coming out of tracey. everything else is ready to go. >> thanks. new details on the next disneyland theme park to welcome back. plus, a split second life saving decision caught on camera. what two chp officers found when they went to this car. a san francisco mom robbed at gun point in her garage with her kids in the car. her story and the dad is showing how much we're seeing this

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>> reporter: 72-year-old peter owns the franklin market in san francisco. while he is usually smiling, this is what his recovery looks like after a violent attack last week. >> when i heard that news, i broke down and started to cry because the fact that he is such a good genuine, kind, descent man. >> reporter: while there's tears, they're trying to remain optimistic despite the fact that her father does not have health insurance, and her mother just got diagnosed with breast cancer. early last wednesday, someone tried to unsuccessfully break in to the store. hours later a man that wanted to use the bathroom, came in and then pushed peter and then attacked. >> my dad is not aware as to when the weapon was pulled, but he -- the only thing that he remembers is feeling a very

sharp pain pain in his left eye. there's a lot of blows to his head, and he is constantly complaining of severe headaches. >> reporter: she confirms that her dad was stabbed three times, and once in the left eye. he will lose the eye because of that. this is the attacker caught on the camera leaving. the police and da are not commenting, but there's leads in the case. san francisco has chanced, and it's heartbreaking to see. >> we're hoping that they do finds him and get him behind bars as soon as possible. we don't wish this on anything else. >> reporter: j.r. stone abc news. >> reports of violent crime are starting to climb. a mom was robbed at gun point in her garage with her husband and children sleeping in the car.

yes, they're one of five families living off 24th street and saying that they're living the city now. they're scared to pull in their own garage. on a recent saturday night, they pull in to her driveway. seconds later maggie says that a young man wearing a surgical mask walk in to her garage and pointed a gun at her face. >> i freaked out and started to shake. /fumbled through the bag. we're going to live in fear and watching the surrounding when ever you come home, seems like a really stressful way to live. >> according to sfp data, there's 953 robberies reported across the city since january. that's a 14% decrease from this time last year. police say that crime is starting to pick back up. robberies are increasing in many areas especially in the

mission, bay view and tenderloin districts. >> thank you. well, a split second decision from the officers saved a choking babies life. look at this. the dashcam video shows the moments that officers casey and jed cato respond today the 911 call of a baby choking inside of the minivan. the mom says that the baby was choking on the skin of a cherry. >> i did five or six back blows. on the sixth one when i struck him between the shoulder blades, i heard that. that's just pure relief. i knew that i did it right. >> after the cherry got out, an ambulance arrived and rushed the baby to the hospital, and the child is expected to be okay. i have a story that's not traumatizing. another disney theme park is about to reopen.

disneyland paris is going to welcome back guests a week from tomorrow. that's june 17th. it's been closed for the last seven months. that means that this is the first time that all disney resorts have been opened since january of 2020. disney is the parent company of abc7. before you ask, i have reservations to go. >> you have reservations to go? >> yes. >> when? >> it's in the fall. >> i am jealous. >> i am jealous of myself. is that weird? >> no, because you're 2021 is booked and busy. >> yeah, thank you. you have not really seen mickey mouse until you wear a beret. >> you said that you have been there once and very different. >> yeah. but i'm going back. you can see that it's clear out there right now. we're

looking south bound, and the traffic is picking up. we will talk to joe in a little bit about that. you can see just a few clouds off in the horizon. it's sunny and breezy today. the coolest average, and that's going follow with the coolest night, and then we wille some summer clouds, morning, afternoon, sunshine. the warmth especially inland through the weekend. today there's a hard time of finding the warmth. everybody else around 65 to 69 in the south bay. 63 to 66en the peninsula today. over on the coast, how about upper 50s and low 60s in downtown and south san francisco. temperatures look at this. the only clever dale makes it in to 70s in the north bay valley today. along the shore is 62 at richmond and then oakland and then hashing lease lees is the warm spot. look at 60s inrand. barely some 70s out near the delta and 71 in

antioch. looking around the state, we have the temperatures. look at this. remember that we were in the hundreds a couple of weeks ago. we have the upper 70s, and still have the fire threat for 12 hours today. there's a high fire danger and then down to pearsonville. that's a red flag warning. that's too dry and breezy up there. this is a look at tonight. a whole lot of 40s out there and then the handful of 50s there. tomorrow afternoon after that crisp morning, we warm about four to six degrees and then friday we're finally back to average and then mid-70s around the bay, and then mid-eat for the weekend. >> mike, thank you. the new series that everyone is talking about dropped on disney plus today. it could be a comedy. it really straddles the line. >> it's so intense and has an inflated since of importance.

sometimes that can be s fuelled for great trauma and also fuel for comedy. >> he also stars owen wilson. he is a government agent responsible for managing a universe timeline. you can watch where it goes next with the god of mischief picking up after the avengers end game. disney is the parent company of abc7. now, this is behind i am on super heros. i thought lucky was part of the super hero. >> he is bad. he is a cool character. >> he is. thank you. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. wifi worries surrounding amazon this morning. the fears of what that means for the future. and getting to know the four new dog breeds that you will see. first, a live look outside.

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number two, there's growing concern over the highly infectious delta variant. this is the one first spotted in india. it's the dominant strain in the uk. it makes up 6% of the samples in the u.s. in less than a week, san francisco will see rest rants, stores, churches, theaters and more returning to normal operations. since nearly 80% have been vaccinated, the city will align with the state and reopen on tuesday. number four, people in the south bay will likely soon face the mandatory water restrictions. the water district is going to sound the alarm at the meeting today. the recommendations are asking people to limit watering the lawns. number five, no rain in the forecast as you can expect. look at the gorgeous sunrise developing from the camera. today is the coolest day of the week. the temperatures up to

13-degree s below average, and highs in the 60s. number six, the wind advisories, and that's a big story on the traffic front this morning. there's the only mug to starbucks this weekend. it's happening on june 22nd rn, and they won't will able to touch it. a new warning on the sidewalk feature allowing you to share your internet with the neighbors. >> in this mornings gma first look, a change for the network. if you have an amazon echo and ring camera called the amazon sidewalk. this is how it works. i have the silkales to pull the

small amounts from the multiple locations and creating a mesh network that boost the range of amazon devices nearby. >> if you have devices dollar outside of the reach of the network like the cameras, this assure that is your signal is reaching them. the bigger question is what data might be collected or passed around. how might amazon use these networks that they're creating in the future. >> we will have more on the amazon side wobbling coming up at 7:00 a.m. including what you need to know to opt out with your gma first look, i am rebecca jarvis abc news new york. a report shows how the richest in american have imagine today pay little or nothing in federal taxes including amazon's founder that paid no income tax in 2007 and 2011. tesla found erred elon musk bill was zero in 2018.

the investigative group says that they obtained irs information for the wealthiest people. the investigation focused on federal income taxes that are based on the wages and salaries. since they make most of it from investments and not a salary, that skews the federal tax code to the ultra rich. the investigation how they obtained the data is ramping up. the fbi is looking in to that leek. okay. the second longest sporting event is happening this weekend. this is the 145th westminister dog club dog show. this year there's four new breeds that will compete. okay. they're the beaver terrier, the belgian and the dogo argentina. they're now eligible to compete because the american kennel club recognized them on the pure dog registry.

>> it's bred for hunting wild bore, and mountain lion. they're athletic and energetic and loving and afiction nit to their family. >> this was supposed to be in february, but it's now 30 miles north of new york city. no one is going to be there because they won't have spectators or vendors. >> i don't know. >> what? >> i just like mutts. >> >> yeah, i like seba. >> she was a putsle that she was obsessed with. >> queen. >> was it last year? >> no, last year did not exist. >> she is still the best. she got twoow a win win. an update on what is coming

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co makin drastic wha means for your daily routine. let me tell you, i am so excited to see all of the colors go away. >> san francisco's post pandemic plans. everything that you need to know on next week's reopening, and when you can take off the masks. teens in trouble. the new variance spreading fast among 12 to 20-year-olds in the uk. the director talking about that on gma this morning. president biden's big trip. the first overseas visit since taking officer. good morning, everybody. abc mornings are live now on hulu live. >> mike says if you're like yesterday, you're going to like today. >> yeah, it's going to be a few degrees cooler. the coolest day, and the winds ha bked off just a little bit. it was not as noisy. i want to show you the from the camera. the swing at 14.

that's pretty good considering just a couple of days ago it was 38 miles an hour. here is a look at the temperatures. enjoy this now. we do have the summer warmth coming. we have 70s in fairfield, antioch and morgan hill. that's it. well, concord. then we have 60s elsewhere and upper 50s along the coast. we will look at the 7-day forecast, and how close the reembody rain is going to get to us. >> as mike has been saying, the california drought is critical. the low water supply is leaving them to consider some drastic measures. abc7 reporter is live with what we can see today. amy. >> reporter: well, this is going to impact two million people here in santa clara county and bring about big changes. the water district wants people to stop filing the swimming pools, stop washing the cars at home unless there's a shut off nozzle on the hose, and to only water the lawns three times a week and

orly before 9:00 a.m. the water is dire, a conserve water. they do not have the authority to put in place. that's up to the cities. the district is going vote on whether to recommend the restrictions. the hope is that this is going to give the cities a template to follow, so that everyone has the same rules. they want to see the enforcement. there's regular strict enforcement. the district says that this is an emergency that water supplies are in serious jeopardy. reporting live with abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. sonoma county is holding a briefing today on how leader and cal fire is preparing for wildfire season. this is as officials display just how extreme the fire danger is. the county fire protection district unveiled a new map, and the areas that you see in the red represent the highest danger areas along the border with

alameda county >> it's simple, we're aligning with the state and opening san francisco. all right. i have been campaigning that we need information. >> we have new details on what it is when we lift the restrictions. in less than a week we will see restaurants, stores, theaters, churches and more return to normal operations. >> abc7 news reporter explain next tuesday could look a lot like pre pandemic times. >> reporter: purple, red, orange, no more. next week on june 15th, california is set to get rid of the reopening system.

>> let me tell you, i am so excited to see all of the colors go away. >> reporter: in the past san francisco has decided to be strict on the state, but the mayor says that because nearly 80% of the eligible san francisco have been vaccinated, they will align with california and reopen next tuesday. >> our theaters are announcing upcoming shows. i am seeing tourists return to san francisco. even i want went to a bar. i usually don't go to bars. i go to restaurants. i went to a bar and ordered a drink. >> reporter: the economics office of workforce held a webinar meaning what it means for small businesses. >> no extra sanitation steps are necessary. >> reporter: san francisco acting health officer says because we have learned covid spreads person to person, restaurants can return to their old ways. >> you go back to the industry

standard for how you would clean the surfaces and do with the tables, et cetera. >> reporter: when it comes to masking, the state is reviewing the proposal that if any employee is unvaccinated, everybody in the work area has to wear a mask. doctor phillips says that it's up to businesses to decide if they want customers to wear a mask or show proof of vaccination. >> there's nothing in the health orders that forbids a business from making that decision to be more health protective. >> reporter: san francisco says that they may restrict aspect of mega events like health centers and shell shelters. >> that's a relief. okay. this morning pfizer is entering the final phase of a vaccine trial for children ages five to 11. this is after a growing concern of the variant affecting young people. >> the delta fished makes up 6% of the samples tested in the

u.s. it was spotted in india and now the dominant strain in the uk. >> doctor richard and former acting director of the cdc talked to robin roberts about the concerns. >> what i say is do what i am going to do, and that's wait for the studies to be done. look at what is taking place here and around the world, and look at what the recommendations are. then make an informed decision and make sure that all of the questions are answered, so that you can make a decision as to whether the vaccine is right for your child. >> you can watch robin roberts

entire interview coming up at 7:00 on gma. five to 11-year-olds could get the vaccine early as september when pfizer expects to apply for the emergency use authorization. >> thank you. happening today, a push to help the children recover as a result of the pandemic. the nonprofit leader will join the officials including the san jose mayor calling on the governor to do more. they want the state to do more to fund the nonprofit organizations that support the children and after school and weekend and summer programming. developing news, you're looking at it from a bush fire. it's burned 900 acres and destroyed a home. last night and right now all of the evacuation warnings have been lifted. we're going check in now with mike for a check on the weather. mike.

well, that's good news that they have been lifted. that's gusting up to 30 to 35 miles an hour. the faster to get that contained, the better off that they're going to be. back here at home, let's talk about the temperatures. we have 45 in the valley, and everybody else around 50 to 54 degrees under partly cloudy to clear conditions out there. everybody else is around 50 to 54 temperatures will stay steady about 7:00, and then how about the upper 50s and then for noon and 4:00. mid-60s around the bay and upper 60s and 67 to 68 degrees for our inland neighborhoods. i hope that you like the bill the next time that you why get it. this is a look at the roads. we have the area

out there and then the north south bridges because of the west winds. we have another small craft advisory north of the bay bridge to the delta and then the breezes could decrease across the north and sooths bridges. it's cool and comfortable if you are taking mass transit. good morning, everyone. this is a live look here and things are moving at the limit. at the moment we have no maize jar blocking issues to report. same news here. in oakland showing off the 880 at the camera. those head lights are making the way south, and yes, mike was talking about the wind. we have the wind advisory where you see the red circle. for the bay bridge and the antioch bridge. i love how this bounces. this is moving over to the bridge, and this is going to

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republicans. the bureau of labor is employment opportunities at all all-time high. they have soared to 9 .3 million. the report shows that jobs surged in april, and the up inner of americans that voluntarily quiet their jobs rose to nearly 4 million. every industry and region? the country is now hiring. kevin known from shark tank says that the best way to find a job in the market. >> it's totally online. getting set up on facebook and understanding to put the name out there and skill set and let the employers see that you're

part of the game. the key is to make sure that and the best is the resume and then to talk about the skill set and. >> you can get more job advise from mr. wonderful. you can watch the interview with george stephanopoulos on gma. s going through the final years of high school like no one before. after spending 15 months apart, seniors in oakland were finally able to see their friends for graduation. >> we have not seen each other in over a year, and i really missed these guys and then in the pandemic like we are right now. it's a very blessed thing. >> we know the moments are

bittersweet and the hellos and good-byes are apart of the series and the pandemic story. you can bing watch every episode right now. all of it available on the connected tv apps wherever you stream. >> they have been through a lot. >> yeah, i was just there at the school. they just got a new gym. there's all of these excites things coming in. i think that people kind of forgot about the class that are seniors now because their junior year was disrupted, and they have found a way to make it work. >> yeah, having the moments. >> yeah, love it. >> yeah, i look happy for you. sgle arcs exactly. >> yeah e that was high school any way. >> the school of hard knocks sooner than the rest of us. yeah, you will be really

prepared for anything that comes. that's going to include the weather that will change next week. fro 880.oing onht you can sigh the finger of fog, and that's not going to sustain through the morning. that's also going to clear out. that's going to be sunny and breezy and the coolest afternoon temperatures. that's the coolest and overnight temperatures in the morning and then the clouds like the morning here. the warming trend this weekend, and a heat wave possible next week. can we not have a cooling trend without having to balance it with the overly aggressive heat. no. the 7-day forecast is saying no. this is a look at the cold air. you can see that moving on top of us today, and that's why we're up to 13 degrees cooler than average. the temperatures are down in the south bay from 65 to 70. on the peninsula, it's 63 to 66. a very narrow range, and narrower at the coast. it's 56 to 8:00 degrees. low 60s in downtown and south

san francisco. we have got mid to upper 50s along the north bay coast we can only get to 66 to 72 degrees. look at next week we're pretty close, and look at the mid to upper 90s on wednesday and thursday. i sure hope that the forecast changes by then. temperatures tonight for most of us back in the 40s. look at the 7-day forecast. there's a 4-degree warming trend tomorrow, and by the time we get to saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday, 60s at the coast and mid-70s and 80s inland. that's where we should be. >> mike, thank you. in the east bay, the oakland zoo wants the tree trimmings. many animals like the eat that'sty leaves and tree branches. if you're clearing out the dead and over hanging

tree branches, and that's a good thing to prepare for the fire season. the poplar food truck events are coming back. there's the sales force tower and then the center and then levi plaza and then starting next tuesday. the mason and events are likely to remain closed until the fall. they're waiting to get more guidance from the city and officials on large gatherings. tickets for bottle rocks after dark concerts go on sale today. . that's just some of the bands performing in the shows. they will be held at the venues in napa, san francisco,

sacramento, berkley. prices have not been released yet. incompetent the go on sale starting at 10:00 is this morning. guess who finally got some tickets? >> for what? >> you were on it. >> on it. >> things are looking up. >> juneteenth weekend. >> get ready. that's right after the reopening. >> yes. >> is exciting. new at 6:00, the breakfast cereal getting fans hyped up. instagrams inside secret. the social media company revealing how it picks what you see on your feet. >> i have some ideas. some of the great deals and steals for the pride month and then the local owned businesses. taking a live look outsi

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now at 6:00, next phase in the race to vaccinate. the age group pfizer is focusing on in its new trial. violent crime on the rise in san francisco. a woman describes how she was robbed at gunpoint in her own driveway. it will be dire next year. with a capital d. >> oh. warning from it the santa clara valley water district. the board preparing to declare a water shortage emergency today. well. that's quite a way to start. >> yeah. >> on this wednesday, june 9th. you're watching abc 7 mornings live on abc 7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we're going to start with

mike's forecast. >> it's dry. it's going to be nice outside. turn that frown upside down. 180 right now. wasn't quite as noisy last night for a lot of us. you can see the winds are breezy in the usual areas. airport. oakland and concord as we have that breeze. even those are less than 15 miles per hour. here's a look at what's going on this afternoon. we are in the depths. the deepest part of this cool air mass. just a few 70s out there in morgan hill. rest of us in the 60s. even 50s at the coast. reggie. >> okay, mike. thank you. the bay area's most populous county is going to react to threats posed by california's drought. >> santa clara county's water district is asking residents to reduce water use. this is something really that's happening across the bay area. look at this. marin and sonoma counties have

enacted restrictions. counties in the yellow are asking for voluntary cutbacks. now santa