moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. getting ready to vaccinate the youngest americans against coronavirus right now preparations are underway just days before the cdc is expected to officially sign off on vaccines for children under five. it is expected to happen this weekend. good evening, and thank you for joining us on dionne lim and i'm dan ashley abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes explains. what's expecting next and how local officials are getting ready? now that the fda has given that authorization the final step is to get a recommendation from the cdc director and that's expected to happen sometime this weekend and it's something local officials say they've been preparing for for months here in the county of santa clara. we are ready. that's the message to santa clara county public health officer put out as they

announced plans to open three vaccination sites for kids five and under the shipments of vaccine may be arriving as early as monday if that were to happen, we would open appointments on monday afternoon and start first shot in arms on tuesday. the sites will be in san jose san martin and mountain view the county says they've also been working with major health care providers and private pediatricians to help facilitate vaccinations after a long wait. the news is a lot for some parents to process. i was relieved but at the same time, you know, of course, it's like, you know, it's safe or not and he's already vaccinated. he has other vaccines. so why not? i think it's gonna take some time for me to like just think about it and probably sit on it over the weekend dr. sarah redman is the counties assistant public health officer and mom of a two year old. i was reading every inch of the data that got released this week and i wouldn't feel as excited about vaccinating her if i hadn't seen the safety results that i did dr. redmond says that the side effects are the type that are to be expected from a

pediatric vaccine kids were fussy and cranky in their legs hurt, but on the other hand those are signs that vaccines are talking and a sign for me that that's really was a safe vaccine now again here in santa clara county officials are hoping for a monday arrival for the vaccines. they say that whenever they get here they can turn them around in 24 hours now to find out more information and to book an appointment when they're available. you can head to scc free vax.org in san jose zach fuentes abc 7 news san francisco will open another public school despite declining enrollment in the past few years the board voted on wednesday to build the first and only school in the mission bay neighborhood abc 7 news senior education reporter land melendez explains the districts justification for adding another school. this is the empty lot where the mission bay school will be housed. the land will be officially transferred to the san francisco unified school district in august a gift made by ucsf.

the school will open in the fall of 2025. that means one-year-old. enzo will most likely be going into transitional kindergarten. i think it's a great news. and yes. he's a future here. so. you too, you know building a stronger. community ion bay the deal has been in the works for years in 2016. abc 7 news was there when the school district announced it would ask voters to fund it through a bond measure which eventually passed by nearly 80 percent matt haney now an assemblyman was a school board member back then over the next five years. we currently estimate that. there will be 1,300 new students from mission bay soma alone. i know many of you are thinking wait. that was 2016 isn't the school district now experiencing a decline in its enrollment. yes. citywide families have moved out. mission bay is one of those

neighborhoods that continues to grow so we look at where the density of kids are right now and going to be it is mission bay. it is the eastern neighborhoods. it is the southeast right now families who live in the mission bay neighborhood are nearly two miles away from daniel webster elementary and bessie carmichael. so there's the convenience factor on the other hand. the school district assured us that by opening the school in mission bay those other two schools will not lose students. that's because as of today families in mission bay can ask to enroll in school in the city, but once the district moves to a zone-based system, they can only select those that are in close proximity the schools that are closest to mission bay right now will be the new mission bay school bessie carmichael and daniel webster. groundbreaking is scheduled for october in san francisco leanne melendez. abc 7 news. the nba champions are heading back home with some new

hardware. check it out the golden state warriors tweeted out this photo earlier today. a team on the plane with the larry o'brien trophy one day day after beating the celtics and reclaiming the title. so for more on the championnt,'7 news sports director, larry beale. i would love a seat on that plane only if i knew the shenanigans that went on board. i think people do not get a lot of sleep last night, so it might not be as exciting as you anticipated would be because everybody's kind of like like that, but we saw steph curry in tears after the warriors won their fourth title in eight years beating boston. games curry 34 points last night locking up the series and his first finals. ep award pointing to his ring finger in the third quarter maybe a little bit too soon because boston came back to the close within eight, but the dubs then closed them out emotions overflowing during the celebration look at stuff. you never see him like this. i mean klay thompson came back from two devastating injuries teaming up with staff and draymond to capture what the coach steve kerr called their

most unlikely championship. this team was not until game one of the playoffs and look at the run they went on and now the dubs dynasty has been renewed you get goosebumps. just thinking about, you know, all those snapshots and episodes that we went through to get back here. that's why i said i think this championship hits different that's why i have some so many emotions and still will just because of what it took to get back here to be here for a fourth time. like i saw at the beginning of season people call me crazy. i said championship a bus because i saw what i knew we had a chance to do something special and here we are like this is so so incredible. and they let us win championship and you gonna hear about it. and the great thing for warriors fans, you've got the course still intact and you got a bunch of young kids on the roster who have experienced a championship for the first time the future is very bright for the golden state warriors. all right. thank you very very much. well, san francisco mayor london breed called the warriors win last night incredible and says she's very excited about monday's parade.

were so proud of the team and the coach coach kerr and the players and how hard they work to get here. we can't wait to welcome them back to san francisco. and this is just really going to highlight more of the excitement and beauty of our city, and i'm truly looking forward to doing just that. mayor breed says she will of course be writing in the parade and expects hundreds of thousands of people through attend fans will have the chance to celebrate with the team on monday with the championship parade in san francisco. it begins monday at 11:20 am at market and main streets and ends a little overe over a mile awayt marketing eighth and as abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard tells us fans are encouraged to use public transportation. go try get the warriors championship hats maybe some loony shirts play tops and shirts anything like, you know championship wise for the team trying to figure it out first. you gotta have the gear the warriors team shop at thrive city was crazy busy friday selling all things dubs.

just ours after the team was crowned the champs. oh, so happy we won the obvious question for dub nation now is are you going to the parade for thousands of fans? the answer is yes monday. warriors victory parade in san francisco will start at the foot of market street and end at 8th street warriors coaches players and staff will travel the same route other champs have made through the years like the giants in 2014 and the 49ers back in 1981. mayor, london bree tweeted her excitement for the team saying now it's time to celebrate in this city. they started in san francisco and it got a championship in san francisco. we're for bart this is going to be a huge day for the bay area bart is making plans to take thousands of fans to the parade by expanding the length of each train to 10 cars. get into that. we're going to stage a dozen special event trains throughout the system so we can be flexible

and we can respond as crowds develop. however, you get their officials say arrive early to get a good spot on the route and don't forget your blue and gold. congratulations warriors cornell bernard abc 7 news. and we have everything you need to know about the parade on our website abc 7 news.com, but if you can't go you can party along and watch right here on abc 7 our live coverage begins at 10 0 am so tune in and we'll bring you live coverage all through the parade route. coming up after the break helping to modernize ukraine's air defense from russian. missile attacks will tell you about the local tech company now joining the effort when abc 7 news at 5 returns.

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committed another one billion dollars to bolster support for ukraine's military from russian attack, but now a bay area tech company and others in japan. providing millions crane beef up its missile defense abc 7 news reporter david louis has details now on how private companies hope to save civilian lives. a constant russian missile attacks on ukraine. don't allow anyone to feel safe. we're just you know, just running from shelter to shelter when we when we hear. our alarm all around the cities the company that andri chemist works for san francisco's just answer is stepping up investing

along with other partners in the us and japan to beef up ukraine's air defenses codenamed sky project is helping the ukraine military to upgrade its technology that will cost millions of dollars through a group called the live it cluster. yeah computers. they've got networking equipment that is also old and slow and then it got software that is old and slow and and we're trying to help them upgrade all russia has been striking ukraine repeatedly from ships in the black sea. old slow technology makes it difficult to match the advanced capabilities of russian missiles. some of them are flying like very low and it is hard to to hit them. some of them can you know just to change their trajectory during the flight and of course we need to collect all this that data ukraine could use a system similar to israel's iron dome, which is shielded civilians from the kind of death and destruction ukraine has suffered people are going about life in

jerusalem and tel aviv, just as if nothing's happening in missiles are coming in and they just don't even worry about it. anymore, and that's what we're trying to help the brave ukrainian people build that will take time and money along with international tech support speed and experience matters. we're able to bring some of the most sophisticated tech minds of ukraine ukraine to this problem, david louis. abc 7 news coming up as we get ready to celebrate juneteenth. we're hearing from the 95 year old woman credited with making the federal holiday possible what she says about her work and why she doesn't think it's finished yet. stay with us. no matter who you are, being yourself can be tough when you have severe asthma. triggers can pop up out of nowhere, causing inflammation that can lead to asthma attacks.

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emancipation of enslaved african-americans, but since it falls on a weekend, the holiday will be recognized on monday. that's right reporter. cheryl burton talked with the 95 year old woman who spent years lobbying for the federal recognition. still pinch myself sometime. see if it really happened. for years oval lee has been fighting for juneteenth to become a federal holiday and in 2021 president biden signed it into federal law to be invited to the white house. to see juneteenth signed into law i was humbled. i tell you. i wanted to do a holy dance.

but the kids say when i try that i'm twerking. but the wind did not come easily lee organized dozens of 2.5 mile walks to bring awareness to the two and a half years it took for the immense the patient proclamation to be enforced in texas. she and her team even rallied hundreds of thousands of people to sign a petition demanding, juneteenth. be made a federal holiday. we took a million 500,000 signatures to congress and we were ready to take that many more when we got the call to go to the white house. but lee says her work isn't finished yet an equity is still something she fights for daily. we oh the same thing. we want a decent place to stay a job that's going to pay us a decent wage. we won't schools.

that actually teach our children. what really happened? or people don't know where they're going if they don't know where they came from. if we've been taught to hate. we can be taught to love. wonderful words. that was cheryl burton reporting and here in the bay area. there will be lots of events to commemorate juneteenth some actually begin today while others are on the weekend for more information. you can head to abc 7 news.com and dan we were all marveling at how great opal she's phenomenal. i love what she said spencer if we can be taught to think we can be taught to love. that's true. so inspiring yeah, her whole life is inspiring. yeah. take a look at what's happening with our weather. we've got some nice weather coming our way right now. it's a bit breezy outside as we look at the surface wind speeds. you can see we've got gusts up too and even above 25 miles per hour in some spots a nice

onshore flow bringing a cooling effect. so the 24-hour temperature change shows that most bay area locations are several degrees cooler right now than they were at this time yesterday. here's a nice view from sutro tower looking at some low mid-level clouds drifting out over san francisco where it is 62 degrees right now across the bay. but 65 mountain view 69. we've got 70 at both, san jose and santa clara 59 degrees at half moon bay lovely view looking toward the golden gate from emeryville. it's 65 right now both petaluma and santa rosa napa 67 70 at fairfield. we have upper 60s at concord and livermore and a nice view from rooftop camera. looking across the bay. we've got a mix of blue sky and a puffy cumulus clouds traveling over the bay. these are our forecast features bright and breezy again tomorrow and cooler than average again tomorrow, but it warming up on father's day sunday and continue into monday, which is juneteenth. so sunnier and warmer those two days and then triple digit heat will develop in our inland areas on tuesday and wednesday for the overnight hours.

look for cloud traveling by a few high clouds and some low clouds near the coast and locally out over the bay as well, but we'll start the day with bright skies. it'll get sunny or as the day goes on tomorrow overnight lows will be generally in the low 50s little cooler on the coast upper 40s there and in the far north, we'll see mid to 40 so that'll be our chilliest region of the bay area tonight then tomorrow under mainly sunday skies and breezy conditions look for highs in the upper 50s on the coast. mainly upper 60s right around the bay shoreline, maybe 71 at san mateo and we'll see mid to upper 70s inland tomorrow. so a pleasant day, but certainly cooler than average for this time of the year. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast and notice that warm up. well before i get to the warm up, let's talk about father's day sunday sunny and warmer lovely day high temperatures upper 70s around the bay mid 80 england monday the federal holiday for juneteenth a mid-90s inland mid 80s around the summer begins at 2:13. m pacific daylight time on tuesday, and we're going to have some summer like heat with highs near 100 degrees in our inlet

areas both tuesday and wednesday then and deon. wow. all right spencer. thank you. well, it's been two long years, but the alameda county fair is back for summer food games carnival rides and pig races. the fair has it all other highlights include nathan's famous hot dog eating contest regional qualifier and the john madden memorial bus. runs through july 10th another positive step forward for the a's ballpark plan at howard terminal the final report from the san francisco bay conservation and development commission recommends removing port priority use at howard terminal clearing the way for the land to be used for the development. commission is expected to vote on the issue june 30th. approval is now likely the last major hurdle for the a's will be getting final approval from the city and the county stay with us. we'll be back after this. we'll be back after this. - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19

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that character changed from being a toy to the actual human with the toy. it's plastic and with a human you have a lot more intricacies dean kelly is the story super. for light year. the film is a clever prequel rolling back time and imagining the human action hero light year whose exploits inspired the toy version of buzz instead of the iconic plastic figure animators work to add the nuances of a sometimes grumpy, but still supremely confident buzz was like your mission log planet clearly uninhabitable like he's thinking as early the you know, mid 30, so he's capable but he's got some experience there and he's got some like wisdom that's there and kelly has also found himself expanding on the human nature of a different character in the film lightyear sidekick alicia who shares a tender kiss with another female character a moment that caused a number of religiously conservative countries to censor the film or ban it outright.

so to have that kiss in there felt like it was really important not only for the story but i felt like just where we are right now and you know in the world like we want to show like that's the truthfulness to where people are at right now the light year character also develops his own emotions as the galactic adventure evolves a journey that may help audiences appreciate this version of buzz as a new more complex kind of heroes socks. let's break this hyperspeed barrier get looks good. doesn't it is we mentioned the film is opening in theaters around the bay area disney of course is the parent company of both pixar and abc 7. well, that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at five world news tonight with david muir's next. i'm dion limb and i'm dan ashley for spencer christian all of us here. we appreciate your time. we will see you again in half an hour for abc 7 news at 6.

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tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. russian-controlled media tonight now showing two of the americans missing in ukraine. tonight, what they're showing. former marine corporal andy huynh believed to be under some duress, making a pro-russian statement. the video reportedly shot in a russian detention center in the donbas region in the east. another video of former army solider alexander drueke with a message for his mother. >> i'm alive. hope to be back home as soon as i can. love you. >> tonight, here, news on the third american, a former marine captain. james longman inside ukraine with late reporting tonight. also as we come on the air, the severe storms hitting tonight across several states in the east. and what about father's day? we have that, and now another dangerous heat wave building. rob marciano standing by to take

us through it all.