>> this is abc 7 news. >> the second amendment protects everyone citizen's right to own a gun, it does not require taxpayers to subsidize that right. >> a push in san jose, the city wanting to becoming the first in the nation for gun owners to carry liability insurance. >> you are watching abc 7 news. the san jose city council is set to vote on a proposed ordinance tomorrow and there is pushback from gun rights organizations. more on this proposal. >> gun liability insurance and a

annual fee -- an annual fee is what they call a small additional administration cost is what gun owners could face if the council approves the measure. >> it would become the first city in the nation to be able to implement this kind of innovative gun regulation. >> the month after the light railyard shooting the council voted in favor of drafting the ordinance. the nonprofit to those impacted by come violence. >> it protects every citizen's right to own a gun. it does not require taxpayers to subsidize the right. >> at the press conference were nextdoor solutions which solut

nonprofit which helps people impacted by gun violence. organizations who advocate for gun rights have spoken against the ordinance. saying that the ordinance seeks to punish citizens who have not committed a crime or offense. we reached out to them and have not heard back. in a video posted to their facebook page, they say that they are ready to sue if the ordinance passes. >> no good deed goes unregulated. we are expecting lawsuits. the good news is we have a great law firm. >> died of gun violence across the country. that includes 17 police officers, all shot in the line of duty. the new york mayor wants more officers on the street and he wants help from washington. >> from city hall to our state

legislatures to the halls of congress, we need everyone to come together in common cause. >> we have seen a surge in curry, a glaring example of that, especially gun violence over the past two years. >> last officers were killed by gun violence and more than 200 and 70 others were injured -- 370 others were injured. >> the alameda sheriff's was killed earlier this month. an honor guard led the way for the full honors ceremony in livermore. friends and fellow recruits spoke at the service, describing him as friendly and one-of-a-kind. other friends echoed the sentiments after the service. >> he is the most hilarious guy that i know.

he made me face my fears and i will carry that through a lifetime. >> for the served as pallbearers as officers -- former friends served as pallbearers. the type of person community would want as a law officer. no arrests were made in this case. there is a gofundme account set up to help his parents. >> a bill was int int that would get rid of the personal belief exemption for student covid-19 vaccinations in california. >> as a pediatrician and legislator, we are working to prevent or slow down the next coronavirus surge.

richard says the law would add covid-19 vaccines to the list of required inoculations for students attending k-12 schools. it would allow the california department to mandate vaccines without requiring personal belief exemptions. the bill would face a legal challenge. >> oakland unified school district teachers did not go on for today but it remains a possibility as the union continues to negotiate with the district. they are upset with current covid safety measures and asking for testing and qualified subs. we have not heard back from the district. >> this week's and if see cap ship game will be north california versus south california showdown -- this week nfc's game will carolina versus south carolina -- nort cora versus south

california. it should be a great game. has a 49ers are hoping for a repeat of the game two weeks ago which punched their ticket to the playoffs. we caught up with fans who are south for the nfc championship. >> 49er fans are faithful to the bay and levi state is home to the faithful. fans hope that they will be the faithful in l.a. when travelers take on the los angeles rams in the nfc championship game. >> red and gold nation come in and turning the stadium read. yo -- red. >> they were in full when the team store opened up. grabbing all of the red gear that they can to be ready for the game this weekend. >> we have nice posters here, a

whole lot. i looked out and i had to come down here and get some stuff. >> tickets are selling for this california rivalry renewed. it was not hard to find a few fans who have already locked in their spot on sunday. >> i cannot wait. that is why i'm here, getting maidu jersey -- my new jersey. a ticket is costing more. >> seats are anywhere from around $700 a ticket to $3500 a ticket. it was an easy decision for doug duplicate strip. -- two book hi >> it was not easy to get here for the 49ers but the faithful are keeping their faith that a super bowl trip as possible after this weekend. >> they are going to win this

weekend. >> there is a god and he loves football. he loves the 49ers. one point 7 million educators in this country are presented by the federation of teachers. the president of the union came to san francisco to pour a school and learn about how it has been impacted by the pandemic -- tour a school and learn about how it has been impacted by the pandemic. >> they arrived in san francisco this morning, she has done this at other schools. to see how students and teachers are coping with people being absent and stressed. >> this is the

that she has visited as the omicron's will has carried on. -- omicron has carried on. >> i try to be in two tools a week. -- schools a week. >> talking about the impact that the pandemic has had on classes. >> people are tired yet when they go into their classrooms they come alive and give everything that they have to their kids. >> 11 students were absent at nd teacher made it do with what she had. the teachers union at helped sing the song d'esposito. >> she favors vaccination for teachers and

school districts must avoid shutdowns. she is also realistic, given how omicron continues to spread. >> just as airlines cannot function, schools cannot function. >> she would like more rapid tests given to teachers. >> every teacher who needs a rapid test gets one in new york city. why doesn't that happen in san francisco? >> the school distributed kids to classroom teachers while more are needed, the district says all staff have access to pcr tests on a regular basis. her presence here today was uplifting to teachers who deserve some kind of acknowledgment in these hard times. >> how you arrange in such a way that you are watching all of it. it is masterful. >> i was in the classroom today and the teacher did an incredible job at keeping the students engaged despite having

11 students out. because of the variant, teachers have had to become problem solvers. >> thank you. connecting high school students to prospective colleges, the company giving teenagers an insight into campus life if they can visit in person. >> a nationwide blood shortage, another incentive to roll up your sleeve, one company is

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containment is 35%. no structures have been damaged but highway one remains closed in the area. because of the fire is unknown. a san jose firefighter was heard at a fire at a two story townhouse. the firefighter fell off of the roof. the firefighter went to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the fire appears to have started in an attic of a vacant unit. >> college applicants waiting for letters of acceptance, for many it is a sight unseen with because they cannot visit every school. education and how it is changing is one of our focus is as we work to build a better bay area. how a bay area company is using video chat to connect high school and college students for insight about campus life. >> video chats have opened up all sorts of ways to communicate. the newest is helping college

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visibility around this area will be low along with the delta area. the fog blows out of here, we and up -- we end up patches. mid 30's to upper 40's, oldest inland valleys, patchy frost out there and chilly enough to where you need to still grab the jacket. hazy skies tomorrow afternoon. upper 50's to the mid 60's as we take a look at what is ahead in terms of the wind. they will start to pick up. it is offshore winds, nothing that we have experience over the weekend. 10:00 a.m., we see the winds that will continue into the early afternoon until they taper. everything goes over the top of us until monday. that is when our first opportunity for rain comes in. the forecast has a morning fog, gussy in the hills.

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tonight, the crisis between russia and ukraine. president biden now putting thousands of u.s. forces on heightened alert for possible rapid deployment to the region. the pentagon putting 8,500 troops on alert to potentially bolster nato forces in the region. more russian troops massing on ukraine's border. russian fighter jets heading to belarus. and late today, president biden speaking with european allies for more than an hour. what we've now learned tonight and martha raddatz with late reporting. the omicron surge and what they're now seeing tonight. where in the country we could be seeing a turning point. and authorities tonight now urging caution, with nearly 700,000 new cases still a day. nearly 2,000 deaths per day. and in new york city tonight, sarah palin here for a trial, the judge revealing she has