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 clara county could be

next. this morning abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live with what we can see today. >> reporter: good morning. this water district is going to sound the alarm today. really trying to get everyone's attention. planning to vote on whether to declare a water shortage emergency. really hoping to get the attention of cities here in santa clara county. the hope is that cities here will adopt the recommendations from the water district. some of those recommendations include only allowing people to water their lawns three days a week. and only before 9:00 a.m. or after 5:00 p.m. banning people from filling their swimming pools and not allowing people to wash their cars at home unless they have a shut off nozzle on their hose. water conservationists say some behaviors are going to have to change, especially when it comes to peoples yards. >> i'm always amazed most people have these big systems wari their grasses. not only the grasses. they're watering the paths, the

roadways. there's a vast amount of wastage. >> reporter: so the water district here is hoping the cities will adopt these recommendations so the county will see a uniform approach. same rules, same enforcement. the water district does not have the authority to impose mandatory water restrictions. needs the cities to do that. but says the county really needs them that this situation is dire. live in san jose, amy hollyfield. now to the north bay. the city of sonoma declared a stage one water shortage. it's asking people to voluntarily reduce water use by 15%. that means things like watering your yard only during overnight hours, eliminating any sprinkler overspray or g your washer, dryer and dishwasher only when they're full. this saturday from 9:00 to 1:00 the city will be giving out free drought tool kits. that includes things like a low flow shower nozzle and timer

and self-closing garden hose nozzles. for a full break down of the water restrictions in your neighborhood and easy tips or few you can conserve, go to abc7news.com. this is going to be a two year study. >> a subset of kids will get the vaccine and a second group will get a placebo. jobina has more. >> reporter: children ages 5 to 11 will get the first doses of the pfizer vaccine. pfizer's trial is focused on examining antibody response to the vaccine and verifying if a lower dosage produces enough immunity. children will be injected with 10 micrograms in each dose as opposed to the 30 micrograms people 12 and older received. enrolled about 75 children in this trial. >> feel a little bit don't feel anything. >> reporter: what we're seeing around the globe with new variants raises concerns and recognizing that while children

in general do quite well with this virus they can spread it to others who don't. vaccinating children may be an important part of the way we try to knock this out for good. >> reporter: pfizer is anticipating initial results of the 5 to 11-year-old trials in september. families won't know for six months whether their children were vaccinated or received a placebo. those who got the placebo will have a chance to get the vaccine. >> thank you. if you have any questions about the covid vaccine from younger age doses to potential variants you can ask our news vaccine team. go to abc7news.com/vaccine. a north bay school staff many ebb is on leave for alleged lewd acts with a minor. the marin county sheriff's office arrested 66-year-old robert reins. he works at shou studen is the most im imacon nofying the

marin county sheriff's office and placed him on leave. reports of violent crime across san francisco are starting to climb back to pre- pandemic levels. a mother was robbed at gunpoint in her garage while her husband and two young children were sleeping in the car. on a recent saturday night jason and maggie pulled into their driveway. a young man with a surgical mask on walked into her garage and pointed a gun at her face. >> just freaked out and i started shaking holding my diaper bag. you know, like a bunch of diapers. i kind of fumbled to find my wallet. gave it to him. we're just going to live in fear kind of like watch surrounding when ever you come home. seems like a really stressful way to live. >> according to sfpd data there have been 953 robberies reported across the cr is starting to pick back up in

the mission, bay view and tenderloin neighborhoods. we're seeing new photos from this major drug bust. san francisco's police chief says this seizure ask quote, enough lethal overdoses to wipe out san francisco's population four times over. whoa. sfpd characters officers found all of this last week. the photo shows cash, guns, 30 pounds of drugs including fentanyl. police believe it was headed for san francisco's tenderloin. five people were arrested. the city is on track this year to surpass its highest number of fentanyl overdoses ever. it has been two weeks since a mass shooting claimed the lives of nine vta employees. san jose now trying to rward an introducing his plan to reduce gun violence. de n's message you're already

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also called into 911. >> but the ai camera was able to pick up the smoke ten minutes ahead of her 911 call. so we had a ten minute jump on a valid fire. so it's extremely rewarding. >> officials in sonoma county used part of a federal grant to install the ai system. if successful the company's hoping to add more counties around the bay area and statewide. check in now with meteorologist mike nicco. >> satellites in the air. cameras on the ground. that's going to help out tremendously. we're in the 40s in danville, 48. san ramon, 49. sunny. low to mid50s for a lot of the bay. then you head towards mountain view. 47. 47 in napa. 43 in santa rosa.

gorgeous shot sunrise. from noon to 4:00, upper 60s for our inland neighborhoods. mid60s around the bay. upper 50s at the coast. falling quickly into the 50s and 60s by 7:00. most of us in the 50s by 8:00. tree pollen. should i keep showing this? only at moderate right now. grass is low. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast. warmer weather is on the way. here's jobina with the morning commute. >> live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. the flags aren't whipping that hard. chp issued a wind advisory for the bay bridge. south bay, live picture from 101 in san f other wind advisor to mention. i talked about the bay bridge. we'll move over here. there's also one issued for the

antioch bridge. also through the altamont pass. a crackdown on illegal fireworks. the two spots that have set hefty fines. >> it sounds like babies being tortured. >> how do you really feel? peacocks run amuck in one california neighborhood. how local officials are trying to put a stop to it. as we head to break taking a live look outside right now. isn't

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about our future than i am today. graduates congratulations. >> this graduating class' high school experience was marked by tragedy. they were just freshmen when a former student shot and killed 17 people and injured 17 others in february of 2018. brooke harrison who survived the shooting says it's hard to move forward but college does signify a new beginning. >> it feels like closing a chapter on my life and moving to a better one. >> does college feel like a do over? >> kind of, yeah. >> she says the tragedy coupled with covid amounted to a high school experience that only saw a few months of what she call normal. today marks two weeks since a man opened fire at a vta yard. he made this announcement in

front of a memorial for the mass shooting victims outside of city hall. the proposals include making every gun owner have liability insurance. gun owners could be charged a fee that would go toward the cost of responding to gun violence. >> the second amendment protects the right of americans to own guns but does not require every other taxpayer pay for that right. these gun deaths are preventible. we can save lives and make our communities safer. >> another proposal requires that all gun sales be recorded on video. contra costa county is cracking down on illegal fireworks. unanimously approved new fines. $100 for the first offense. 200 for the second. all types offire works are banned in the county. if you're a property owner you may be held responsible if someone launches fireworks from

your home or boat. richmond is offering a $2500 reward for a tip. offenders face 1000 fines and six months in jail. city officials say catching them in the act is not easy. of the calls to police reporting fireworks, one citation was issued. los angeles county is dealing with a peacock problem. hundreds of peacocks roaming the streets. they're shrieking pretty loud and even damaging property. >> where is it? >> does she have good sound? >> yeah. >> what did she say it sounded like? >> was it children? >> shrieking children.

something. >> tortured children. she may or may not be right. after several complaints the l.a. county board unanimously approved a motion to draft an ordinance that would make it illegal to feed these peacocks. it's going to be reviewed and voted on in three months. >> oh. one neighbor says the peacocks are a nuisance and the noise is unbearable. >> it sounds like babes being tortured and with a close up microphone. it's very shocking. >> we care they are moved in one piece. they go to free roam. >> oh, they're babies. >> he's the reason. >> looked like it. >> y'all are some investigators. >> animal control will capture

the peacocks and then they'll be moved to farms in san diego or bakersfield. >> i know this is going to sound unreasonable of me to say. >> but. >> i like that sound. isn't that weird? there's a good justifiable. >> i'm waiting for it. >> i was going to say. >> it is because at the zoo growing up we went all the time with my mom. we had a membership or something. it was cheap fun nearby. they had a lot of peacocks. that sound was constantly in the background. i associate that with going to the zoo with my mom. these very positive feelings. we just heard that sound it flooded me with warmth. i know that's weird. bottom line is i should move to that neighborhood. >> you're going to be commuting from l.a. from there.

>>et's get some ice cream and a sloppy. >> let's go see the giraffes in the monkey house. >> is that the kind of peacocking we like? >> oh my gosh. >> that was a deep dive. >> it's been noisy weather wise. nothing that shrill. looking down 101. same thing as we look down from 101. sunny today, breezy. coolest afternoons this week. patchy clouds tonight. summer cloud pattern means morning clouds, afternoon sunshine and summer warmth is going to return. nothing extreme. let's enjoy this while we have it. 65 to 70 in the south bay. 63 to 66 for the peninsula.

low 60s downtown. south san francisco. 66 to 70 in the north bay valleys. along the east bay, temperatures around 62 to 65. as you head inland, 66 in san ramon to only 72 in brentwood. around the state it is cool through the valley. almost all time record highs for may in fresno with 107 or 108. we do have the fire threat. red flag warning all the way down to pearsonville. that is from 11:00 this morning to 11:00 this evening. coolest night. may not want to leave the windows open. most of us in the 40s. 4-degree, 6-degree jump tomorrow. couple of more degrees friday. saturday and sunday we're in the 60s at the coast. mid80s inland we get back to average. >> we're checking in with a look at what's coming up on

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now at 6:30, drought emergency. one bay area county could take drastic action to conserve water. the major changes for you and your family. >> i'm so excited to see all of those colors go away. >> just six more days until that tiered reopening system done. this morning we are getting a sense of what life is going to look like in san francisco. president biden's big trip overseas. his first since taking office. the issues he's going to bring up with world leaders. it is wednesday, june 9th. you're watching nbc mornings. we're starting by checking in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> let's talk about the weather. winds which aren't nearly as aggressive as they were yesterday. usual fast spots. everywhere else is less than 10 miles per hour. you can see mount tam, not

really bouncing. less cloud cover than yesterday. expect sunshine today and the coolest part of this air mass is going to be sitting right on top of us. just a handful of 70s around morgan hill. the rest of us in the 60s. a 58 today in half moon bay. >> mike has been telling us for months about california's drought. we are really at a critical point. as you just saw very briefly, current levels for some of the bay area's major reservoirs fed by the russian river at just 36 and 28% each. had just 41%. that supplies much of the water to santa clara valley. that low water supply is leading the area to consider a drastic measure. amy hollyfield is live with what we can see. >> reporter: this could impact 2 million people here. they are talking about making some big changes. here's some of the proposals that they're going to be

discussing. the water district here wants people to stop filling their swimming pools. they want them to stop washing their cars at home unless they have a shutoff nozzle on their hose. they want people to only water their lawns three time as week and only before 9:00 a.m. or after 5:00 p.m. water conservationists say people are really going to need to change just their idea of traditional lawns. and switch to plants that require less water. >> the cost benefits of switching over to drought tolerant plants i think more people would get on board. educational aspect. people don't know what plants to get. which ones are suited for their area. >> reporter: the water district does not have the authority to put restrictions in place. that is up to the cities. so the district will vote today on whether to recommend these restrictions and the hope is this will give the cities a template to follow. everyone will have the same rules. the water district would like

to see enforcement too be regular and strict. all over a uniform enforcement across the county. the district says this is an emergency that water supplies are in serious jeopardy right now. reporting live in san jose, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. new developments in the east bay if you get your water from east bay mud you'll be paying more for it. >> a 4% bump each for water and sewer service starting next month. it goes up another 4% next year. that's about a $2.50 increase per month on your bill. that will be used for infrastructure upgrades and not drought relief for now. >> we thought a dry day fund that will help us right now as we look to purchase water. we're not asking for anout ngge and that need is there, there is the ability of the board to put additional drought surcharges on. >> east bay mud is asking you voluntarily reduce water use for the time being. sonoma county will hold an

online briefing on how county leaders and cal fire are preparing for wildfire season. it comes as officials in contra costa county display just how extreme the fire danger is. the county's fire protection district unveiled this new map. the areas in red represent the highest danger areas along the border with. prep is key so start making defensible space around your home now. for more on california's drought conditions and to see the wildfire danger where you live, head to our website. it's at abc7news.com. a beloved san francisco store clerk is now partially blind after a customer stabbed him multiple times. 72-year-old petros yohannes owns the franklin market. a week ago a man ran in wanting to use the bathroom. he pushed peter who then tried to pull him out of the store. peter's daughter says he got stabbed three times, including

once in the eye. >> only thing he remembers is feeling a very sharp, sharp pain in his left eye. there were a lot of blows to his head. he's constantly complaining of these severe headaches. >> peter says this is the attacker caught on surveillance camera leaving the store. police and the district attorney have not commented. insiders say there are leads in the case. in the east bay, oakland's police chief is giving his latest plea. chief armstrong called on community leaders, clergy, elected officials and members of his own police force to take a stand. oakland is seeing homicides, shootings and gun crimes climbing. >> we deserve to live in a safe community. we all deserve to rest at night without the fear of gunshots. we're not there yet in the city of oakland. in it order to get there it's going to take a collective effort by all of us.

>> chief armstrong was critical of last week's federal ruling recoveguns off oakland streets this year. alameda county joins most of the bay area as it moves into the yellow tier. indoor dining can be at 50% capacity. most retail store capacity increases to 100%. gyms, fitness centers and movie theaters can operate at 50%. businesses can use this plan for less than a week because as you know on tuesday the state is going to fully reopen and all of this goes away. so with just six days more in l that tiered reopening system is phased out we'll get a what life will look like in san francisco. chosen to be stricter than the state on covid regulations. >> our theaters are announcing

upcoming shows. i'm seeing tourists returning to san francisco. even i went to a bar. i usually don't go to bars. i go to restaurants. i just went to a bar and ordered a drink. >> we love to see it. san francisco's acting health officer says because we've learned covid spreads person to person restaurants, for example, can return to their old ways with no extra sanitation steps necessary. pfizer's entering the final phase of a vaccine trial for children ages 5 to 11. >> seeing growing concern over a new coronavirus variant that's affecting young people. jobina with the delta vain variant. >> makes up about 6% of samples tested in the u.s. it was first spotted in india and is now the this has ard concern among s. health off emphasizing thlation needs to contin

vaccinated. children are one step closer to being able to get a covid vaccine. pfizer launched trials for children 5 to 11. the children get two shots but in a lower dose than what's given to adults. some parents are concerned and do not want their kids vaccinated. >> what i say is do what i'm going to do. that's wait for the studies to be done. look at what's taking place here and around the world. look what the recommendations are and make an informed decision. make sure all of your questions are answer sod you can make a decision as to whether vaccination is right for your child. >> you can watch robin roberts entire interview with dr. besser coming up at 7:00 on gma. 5 to 11-year-olds could get the vaccine as early as september when pfizer expects to apply for emergency use authorization. president biden on the world stage. the top leaders he's expected to meet during his first

overseas trip in office. the trouble he faces here at home involving one of his top priorities. looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. starting down by about 20 points. another update next. wi-fi worries surrounding amazon. a controversial new plan to bring internet to your neighborhood and the fears of what it means for the future. now we're checking in with mike nicco. >> good morning. >> morning. >> another cool day outside. not quite as breezy as well. breezy enough you'll notice it. we're starting off with calm conditions and mostly sunny conditions in the south bay. temperatures f tos to51 inn jo bay. ve mid to upper 40s in there's a lack of clouds at the coast when their temperatures

drop like that into the 40s. here's a look at what's going on from south beach. temperatures hold steady through 7:00. now as we head from noon to 4:00, the breezes will pick up. that's going to keep us in the upper 60s most of the afternoon inland. mid60s around the bay and upper 50s at the coast. look at this, by 7:00 we still have an hour and a half of sunshine left. we're dropping into the mid and upper 50s for our coast and bay neighborhoods and inland 63. make sure you have a coat if you're heading out for a walk during the evening hours. now as far as our roads, breezy, bridges. jobina and i have been talking about those all morning. those continue as a small craft advisory will develop during the afternoon hours. air quality still going to be healthy for all of us through friday. how about the weekend? i'll have that coming up next. good morning, everyone. so the latest update i have for you is that the metering lights of the bay bridge plaza are on. here. e a significant backup sterday theyon.

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and identify liam was ry 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 rodriguez left him a message she was leaving and taking their son but there was no indication that the son was going to be in harm's way. president biden is heading out on his first overseas trip since taking office. today he'll be traveling to the uk. jobina has more on who the president is also expected to meet with during this trip. >> thank you. president biden will take on issues in a meeting with russian president vladimir putin. that meeting is set for one week from today. the president says he plans to cob front putin on election violations. russia-based hacking groups have recently targeted u.s. corporations including the colonial pipeline last month. the trip comes after infrastructure talks broke down

here at home. new bipartisan negotiations are underway. a senator was leading a group of republicans negotiating the legislation. says the president cut off talks with the group. >> they moved the goal post on me a couple times and, you know, they just decided to walk away. >> the president has come down by about a trillion dollars. that's quite a bit. obviously we'd like to see more but there are a number of opportunities and paths to have these discussions moving forward. >> the president's first stop on his foreign trip is england. he will meet with prime minister boris johnson tomorrow. we will also meet with queen elizabeth this sunday after the g 7 summit. a push to help children recover from the learning loss that happened as a result of the pandemic. bay area parents and nonprofit leaders will be joining we elected officials. calling on governor newsom to

do more. they say public schools can't solve the academic and mental health crises on their own. privacy concerns about amazon products. the company has activated a new wireless network that can share some of your internet connection with strangers. this is called sidewalk and it links all of your amazon devices together, using bluetooth and wi-fi signals. it pulls small amounts of internet bandwidth from multiple locations. sidewalk is turned on automatically. that raises questions about security. >> what data might be collected or passed around. for a lot of people concerned about privacy, how might amazon use these networks they're creating in the future. >> amazon says the intent is to locate pets or lost items, to make setting up devices easier and receive notifications from security cameras. you can opt out by disabling it

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about 12 points. chipotle is raising menu prices by 4% to cover hiemploye chipotle announced it's increasing workers pay to an average of $15 an hour. the fast food chain is offering a $200 employee referral bonus. the company's price hikes come as global food prices are on the rise. you'll be able to skip that single use cup and bring your own cup to starbucks. the chain stopped allowing customers to use their own cups at the beginning of the pandemic. the option's going to come back in a few weeks on june 22nd. there is one change though. the baristas will not be able to touch your mug. instead you'll have to put it into a larger cup like is happening in this picture or you can put it on a tray and then get it filled up. the second lockest continuously held sporting event in the country is happening this weekend.

the westminster kennel club dog show. this year there will be four new breeds that compete. they are now eligible to compete because the american kennel club officially recognized them. >> the bred for hunting boar. they are loving and affectionate to their family. >> this is reggie's favorite dog. >> no, it's not. i don't like this i find the tongue threatening. >> the event was supposed to be held in february at madison square garden. it has been moved outdoors about 30 miles north of new york city. this show is going to be held without spectators or vendors. what's wrong with that dog? >> please adopt. that's all. >> all dogs need love, reggie.

even bougie ones. >> agreed. >> we'll have a perfect pet coming up friday. >> all right. >> there you go here we go. san mateo bridge. if you look across at the peninsula you can see at the top there's a few clouds. taken 280 you may run into a cloud or two. pretty clear just about everywhere as you can see. you can see all the sunshine. it's going to become sunny and breezy. that'll usher in our coolest afternoon this week. followed by that will be patchy clouds tonight and our coolest morning of the week. we have warmer weather this weekend. you can see this trough. we're getting into the heart of this. we'll have our coolest air over us today. temperatures anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees below average. barely 60 in morgan hill. everybody else around 65 to 69 degrees. 63 to 66. that's your spread. very narrow one on the

peninsula. also on the coast. 56 to 58 today. low 60s for downtown. south san francisco. sausalito. mid to upper 50north bay coast. mid60s to near 70. that's it for the north bay valleys. for the east bay, 62 to 65 degrees. inland we'll have around 66 in san ramon to 72. that's it in brentwood. remember that heat wave? this is inland east bay. average high is about 83. starting saturday we're pretty close through at least monday. then tuesday we start to warm to 88. look at the mid to upper 90s possible late next week. features a whole lot of 50s to near 50 degrees for lows. about 4 to 6 degrees warmer tomorrow. couple more degrees of warmth friday. afternoon sunshine. going to become more dominant. as will the 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay and 80s inland. back to average this weekend. kumasi. >> thank you. developing news this morning, you're looking at new video from a brush fire burning

in yuba county. it's burned 900 acres and destroyed a home. late last night cal fire said the fire's 40% contained but as of right now all the evacuation warnings have been lifted. we are also getting new photos of jupiter's largest moon. nasa's juneau space draft passed within 645 miles of ganymede. this is the biggest of jupiter's 79 known moons and the biggest moon in the entire solar system. the pictures show craters, various terrains, possible tech tonic faults. juneau completed its primary mission to look at jupiter and nasa has decided to extend this mission through 2025. for the first time in bachelor history we are not asking who is going to be the next bachelor. we're asking who's going to be the next host. chris harrison is out. abc announced the host is done with the bachelor franchise after nearly 20 years. he was criticized for defending

a contestant accused of being racist after photos of her surfaced attending a plantation- themed party. harrison apologized, stepped aside. former bachelorettes are hosting the current season. >> this is unfamiliar territory. the question has to happen is what's the long term? how does this play out over the long tale. >> no word on who is going to be the next host. you can watch the new bachelorette series mondays at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. in hopes more people are returning to the office as the state reopens next week, popular food truck effects are coming back. off the grid is reopening. sales force transit center and menlo park locations next tuesday. they are waiting to get more guidance from the city and

health officials on large gatherings. tickets for bottle rock's after dark concerts go on sale today. the music festival is set to return labor day weekend. jimmy eat world and future islands are just some of the bands performing in a series of intimate shows. they'll be held all over in venues in napa, san francisco, sacramento and berkeley. prices haven't been released yet. tickets go on sale starting at 10:00 this morning. >> i got my tickets. >> i know you did. not to that though. >> i missed everything except stern grove. >> this is nice there are more tickets being released for other events and it'll be closer to where people live possibly. kind of a second chance. >> i'm ready. >> who are you excited about? >> juneteenth weekend. >> have you thought about an outfit? >> i have other things i have to do before. outfits i have to plan before. then i'll get to that. >> are you going to wear the

stiletto croc? >> i will not be. >> if you haven't seen a picture of this, go to my twitter. it is unbelievable. >> that's a good way to put it. up next, seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv and roku. as we head to break, let's take a

it is 6:57. if it you're just joining us, here are seven things to know. president biden heading to the uk for his first overseas trip since taking office. he'll be meeting with leaders at the g 7 summit and then with russian president vladimir putin next week. there's growing concern over the highly infectious delta variant. it was first spotted in india.

it's the come in and about strain in the uk. the delta variant makes up 6% of samples tested in the u.s. number three, less than a week san francisco's going to see restaurants, stores, theaters, churches and more return to normal operations. since nearly 80% of eligible san franciscoens have been vaccinated, the city will be aligning with the state and reopening on tuesday. meal in the south bay likely will face mandatory water restrictions because of the drought. the water district will sound the alarm at its board meeting today. recommendations include asking people to limit watering their lawns. number five, another spring day on tap with most of our highs in the 60s. up to 13 degrees cooler than average. number six, bringing you a live picture of the backup of the bay bridge toll plaza. meters lights came on at 6:15. there's also a wind advisory. number seven, this is not deja vu. there's another bay area man attempting to sail across the

pacific. chris burtish left half moon bay yesterday on a 19-foot long paddle board and an inflatable sail. in all goes well he should get there in two months. >> a paddle board? >> two months. >> and an inflatable sail. >> i'm looking at a picture of it right now. >> that's what it is. >> no high-tech like our other friend. >> our own friend is trying to do basically the same thing but he's in a kayak and he's going to do it later this month he says if it the weather conditions are right. so could they both see ea >> won't he have to catch up? >> so this picture of him is him standing with a sail. that looks like absolute horror story. i just can't imagine. >> where's his gps? >> it's all up here.

>> what's he going to do it by the stars? old school? >> best of luck to you, sir. >> best of luck to good morning, america. president biden set to take off this morning for his first foreign trip since taking office. high stakes. the president set to come face-to-face with russian president vladimir putin planning to confront him over cyberattacks, election interference and human rights violations. also rebuilding relationships with critical allies at the g-7 summit as he makes the case that america is back. new covid concerns. officials sounding the alarm about the new delta variant first seen in india, now the dominant strain in the uk. it seems to be infecting young people more than other strains spreading fast among 12-year-old to 20-year-olds. this as pfizer moves one step