californians off their private health insurance onto a publicly funded system. and must get a majority of votes in the state assembly to survive. >> if it passes, cal care will in essence replace private insurance. >> the chair of ucla's health policy and management, he says it most currently resembles health care system in canada. >> it is the canadian system, public funding of private providers through insurance and payments to those providers. >> zero deductibles, no co-pays, no cost for covered benefits. it also means a lot of questions, how will it be paid? >> it will be a very expensive plan. >> the answer is aca 11, a separate proposal to be approved by voters, it would change a

stake -- tax code to cover costs. the author of the proposal says yes that would mean increasing taxes, but argues it would be equitable. >> it would be paid for through taxation, but getting rid of what californians are currently paying for health care. think of the savings for small businesses and companies. >> critics say it is too expensive and barria could be dysfunctional. a coalition of doctors, nurses, hospitals against the proposal say that it would dismantle the current health care system and replace it with an untested new system built on a shaky financing system -- scheme that would cost a hundred 60 billion dollars and higher taxes, but supporters, including advocate with als says it is worth the risk. >> health care is a human right,

and california has the duty and opportunity to make sure that we all have the -- >> status emily members our meeting right, it is understandably a controversial vote. the chair of california's progressive caucus, confirms to us that they will withhold any endorsement from any assembly member who does not vote in favor of this bill. abc 7 news. chris: it is a fascinating moment in time, it would raise a lot of questions if it passes. talk a lot about what this would mean for people on kaiser. >> many people ask me that, i asked it of dr. needleman and he says it is unclear what would happen. the bill does not address integrated health care opportunities like kaiser. more than 9 million californians are currently getting there

health care through kaiser, it is hopefully something that will be answered if this does move forward and we should know within the next few hours. >> thank you very much, let's move onto today's coronavirus headlines, but during of virus vaccine has received full approval from the fda, the hope is that the endorsement will encourage more people to get vaccinated. novavax has requested used authorization for its vaccine, it a protein-based vaccination. california's is seeing its covid surge level off, the test positivity rate is inching down at 14 and a half percent. >> san francisco is reinsta reia its mask mandates exemption tomorrow, people who are up-to-date on their vaccinations can remove their masks and gyms and offices. consistent with his rules, mask mandates is still in effect

with most public settings. people with religious and medical mask exemptions can be indoors en masse if they present a negative test. the changes are happening as covid cases decrease significant in the city, abc 7 news reporter talked to the chief of emergency medicine at the busiest hospital in san francisco about what they are expensing enough. -- right now. reporter: it is a significant downfall, covid cases down by 50% and 10% down and hospitalizations. the doctor is the chair of -- citing omicron has turned the corner in san francisco. >> things are looking better, we are seeing fewer people test positive in the emergency department when they come in for covid. >> to get a perspective inside the hospital, we talked to two

chiefs of the busiest emergency departments in san francisco. >> about three weeks ago i think were in the one 40's and today are we in the 90's. that is a significant drop in hospitalizations. >> at san francisco general hospital, dr. caldwell is still reporting a peeking cases, admitting 10 to 15 covid patients a day in the last two weeks. >> we are in a similar boat that we have been in the last 10 days to two weeks, where we are in the mid-50's and above in terms of patients in the hospital. >> a new york times analysis of cdc data found that the average chance a boosted person died of covid was about one in a million, during october and november. both emergency departments are noticing a trend of those coming in with covid now. >> the highest risk as those unvaccinated, the next are those who are vaccinated with the --

initial vaccination schedule but did not get boosted. >> even with all this we had to ask. reporter: are you feeling hopeful? >> i am feeling hopeful, we have nothing the impact in the hospitals yet, we do believe there is a light at the end of the tunnel. >> hospitalizations like behind -- lag behind case counts for a week or two, that is why they do not believe we are the woods yet. >> starting tomorrow, oakland will require people over the age of 12 to show proof of vaccination to enter indoor public locations including restaurants, bars, fitness centers, corners -- concert venues and museums. they have to show a photo id and taxation card, if you have a medical exemption must show proof along with results of a negative recent test. >> let's move onto the weather, because dangerous winds are approaching the bay area. mike: this was supposed to be

the day, remember last week when we had the transition to some rain, but it fizzled out by friday? that cold front still came through, right now the wings still came through. up in the mountains it is a different story, 20 at mount diablo. we have some trout -- time before the strongest winds get here, secured the outdoor objects, do not park under trees. this event will be the -- close to the 21st and 22nd of january, the possibility of power outages, get everything charged up now. we have three different wind advisories, where bc yellow the next two days, wind can guest up to 65 to 70 miles per hour above a thousand feet especially in the north bay contents. this will mirror the 21, 22 wind event. hopefully everything that was

broken or about to be broken has fallen and nothing else will fall. we have a heightened fire danger, right now no watches or warnings. the air is extremely dry and so is the fuel out there. dan: thank you very much. now to sports, as you well know, the 49ers will not be going to the super bowl, they blew a 10 point lead and lost to the l.a. rams. >> chris alvarez joins us now with more on this painful and to the 49ers season. chris: here we go, similar to loss a few seasons ago. they lost to the chiefs in miami. they came close to making a return trip to the super bowl, niners up by 10, the touchdown made it 17 to seven san francisco, the defining moment came in the fourth, the safety

dropped a for sure interception, the rams try to stay alive and let id game on a field goal. they had the ball, trying to make a play, then a ball intercepted, or france women 2217 -- rams when it 2 >> i have not had a chance to process it, i will. >> everyone in the locker room expected to win the game all the way to the end and you have to grieve that a little bit. >> as a team i'm so proud of the guys with the way that we started, the come back and being in this position was incredible. >> we were three and five at one point, people wrote us off and we kept on fighting. it is what good teams do and what type brothers do, i have no regrets from this year. thank you guys. >> that could have been jimmy garoppolo's last game in the 49

-- 49ers uniform. i have had some friends that told me the last three times that the l.a. in the bay have played, the giants lost the dodgers and the rams beat the niners, the warriors getting after the lakers encrypt -- clippers, just up -- stop. dan: you may have to cut them off. it was a shame, some up and downs. we can be proud. chris: they were right there, there were a lot of teams that would've liked to have been right where the 49ers were. dan: new information night -- tonight on the public memorial for john madden. today the nfl announced the event would be held on monday, february 14 at 5:30 on the oakland coliseum, a day earlier than first announced.

the event is being lab being lai morph monday night football event at the coliseum -- one more monday night football event at the coliseum. tickets will go on sale later this week with prettier -- proceeds going to the metta foundation. >> under fire for a massless photo, governor newsom getting some pushback today. support for tonga, leaders on the peninsula calling for help with the relief effort, and

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>> the city of stockton is mourning the loss of a fire captain shot and killed overnight while on the scene of an active fire, member's of the fire department and other first responders stood at attention of the casket carrying the body. as it arrived at the funeral home this morning, him and his crew were at the process of putting out to a fire inside of a dumpster next to a commercial building next to aurora street, when the veteran captain was gunned down. >> he served the stockton fire department for over 21 years. he leaves behind a wife and two grown children, i ask you to leave -- keep his family and the stockton fire department family

in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. dan: very difficult time, stockton police say they detained a 67-year-old man shortly after the shooting and retrieved a firearm found at the scene. that man is in custody. new details are being released at by the san francisco police department about a deadly shooting at the international airport. the police gave a minute by minute report about what happened on the morning of january 20 at the international terminal and released video of that incident. that is what you're watching here. it started with of a suspicious man. the man, a 37-year-old pulled out will look like a handgun, he was ordered to drop it. they noticed he was drop -- carrying a knife, he dropped the knife and reached into his pocket and pulled out another gun and stated it was loaded. they used nonlethal force to de-escalate the situation.

the man was shot when he raised one of the guns towards the officers, on the ground he reached again towards the gun and the officers shot and killed him. kristen: on the east bay went on lockdown when the bomb squad responded, and happened in the areas of f street between 11th street and 17th street, classes were canceled and -- at nearby live oak high school. other schools were told to shelter-in-place. a man was found dead in the area. investigators say he suffered sd from self-inflicted injuries, possibly from explosive device that was discovered near his body. a federal judge rejected a plea deal this afternoon that would've reverted a -- a bird a hate crime trial. they will be sitting's potential trials -- jurors for that trial next week. it would have enabled travis and

greg mcmichael to spend the first 30 years of their sentences and federal prison rather than state prison where conditions are tougher. >> classes were can can can cann hbcus due to bomb threats. maryland state police are leading the investigation, but the fbi is also involved, the president of buie state university was told her school was told that explosives were placed in an academic building, other hbcus received bomb scares, a university in florida, delaware state, sub -- southern university in baton rouge and howard university. kristen: and ever is on the way on the peninsula to rally support after a natural disaster in the pacific islands. a volcanic eruption caused tsunami's in fiji, tonga, and all along the islands. at least three people are

reported to be killed and many are missing. today they asked for help for the relief effort. >> this is about the community rallying to be there for our civic islander others and sisters -- pacific islander brothers and sisters and to publish the here today so we can all do more. >> one of the largest tongan populations in the u.s., organizers say that the donations would go directly to families affected by the disaster. a 40 foot container field -- filled with relief items is already on the way. it includes everything from food, household items, to cleaning supplies and medical supplies. today's donation delivery was organized by the tongan interfaith group. dan: let's turn back to the weather forecast, you're watching the wind coming into the bay area. mike: it depends on the

elevation, down where we live, 35 to 45 mile per hour gusts, up at about a thousand, 65 miles per hour is possible. look at this shot from san jose were some of the high clouds are still hanging on, temperatures running from san francisco, santa fe, 54 to 58 degrees, gorgeous shot of the almost sunset, we still have about an hour and 20 minutes. santa rosa, petaluma, napa, all around 60 to 65. this is the way it looks from mount tam, you can see north winds at about eight to 11 that is pretty comfortable compared to where will be this time tomorrow. clouds will clear to the south, chased away by these wins, it is time to prepare for the gusty winds, then it will move into the rest of our neighborhood for tuesday and wednesday and elevate buyer concerns because the air will be extremely dry. so is our vegetation, getting

drier and drier. tonight the dry air, a lot of mid to upper 30's, 40's around san francisco, some of our higher elevations above a thousand feet. tomorrow cold air will be rolling in and so will be dry air, bringing us a ton of sunshine, will not feel this warm tomorrow. temperatures 58 to about 63 degrees, the 63 being the exception. the winds at 3:00 tomorrow, you can see them starting to develop and gather across the north bay, watch them spread south as we head into lunch, we will get the overturng of theoser once the sun u and starts heating the colder air, you can see those 25 to 35 mile per hour gust. during the overnight hours a lot of it will move into the higher elevation, by 7:00 you can see a gathering once again and spreading southward through 4:00.

7:00 wednesday morning through 4:00 in the afternoon we will have the longest duration of the winds and the best chance at damage. by 9:00 in the morning it is gone and you will see a warming trend. if you're worried about the air quality, do not be, it will be moderate to good. today is our 24th consecutive day without measurable rain. we are going to start february on that same note. this is the outlook for the entire month, we have a great chance, around a 40% to 6% chance of being drier than average. once the winds calm down, thursday will be a supercold morning, the coldest morning of the forecast, we will rebound nicely in the 64 degree range. some fog will return as humidity rises. low to mid 60's friday, load mid-60's saturday, sunday, monday. >> looking for love in 2022.

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or is that something they have put to the side because they want to date? >> it is becoming a thing of the past, my clients that are churning here with is just lunch, the conversations i'm having with them right now is that they are ready to get out from behind a screen and meet in person. there is nothing quite like going out on a date, meeting that person and feeling that chemistry and connection. clients are definitely ready for that. >> for people that are discovering that, that covid did not change the apps, what does having a matchmaker do that they cannot do for themselves? >> when you hire a matchmaker you hour -- our dating men and women who are invested in finding a long-term relationship. when you're dating someone who

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this is considered a major defeat for progressives. they did not put the bill up before the state assembly on what was the last possible day to do so. in a statement to release -- release to just moms ago, they say it is only a pause for the single-payer unit, they will continue the fight for accessible, affordable, equitable health care for all californians. dan: governor newsom, breed, are facing some criticism over photos of the nfc championship game yesterday. none of them were wearing face masks. rob hayes, from our sister station in los angeles has more on the pushback and response from the governor. >> the rams are going to super bowl figure six. >> rams win, po win, po win, po in the excitement around the championship victory, laker

legend posted a photo on his instagram account with gavin newsom and ellie mayor eric garcetti, both of them are all smiles, no masks. >> it is a are you kidding me moment? >> melissa is asking why children have to wear masks at school when the governor and mayor do not follow the rules. she is not alone in her criticism. angry post spread quickly in social media. many asking where is the mask? >> another -- for the state mask mandates to and. >> it is safe enough for gavin newsom and mayor garcetti to be in a crowd of 80,000 people without a mask on, certainly assay for the rest of us. >> governor newsom defending his

massless photo saying he only took off his mask to eat and drink and the photo with johnson. >> i was trying to be gracious, i took the mascot for a reef second. -- brief second. magic was kind enough to ask me for a photograph. the rest of the time i wore as we all should. >> mayor garcetti can be seen holding a mask in his photo with magic johnson. issuing a statement that echoes the governors. >> he was wearing the mask at the game and took off for a brief moment to take a photo. dan: this raises some interesting issues, our abc 7 insider joins us from the newsroom. this is not exactly a french laundry incident. to be fair, given what he said today, if he was wearing his mask for the most of the time and took it out for a photo -- ok. >> we will have to see if any more photos pop up of the governor at the game when he was

not wearing a mask. i saw at least one other one when he was sitting down and not wearing it, was he drinking or eating? those were all covered by the mask mandate. getting a photo is not. we can sit there and say this is another classic example of do as i say and not as i do. speaking of doing, and the mayor of san francisco was seen without a mask, the mayor of los angeles, magic johnson everyone not wearing a mask, and is getting attention. let's take a bigger picture, the fans, 70,000 plus fans in the sofi stadium, watching this game not many of them were wearing masks. if you saw any shots of fans in the stands, it did not look like an ocean of masks. it look like an ocean of bands. it brings in two the question the whole idea of the mandates right now. our outside games valid? our people following them?

the chances are mixed at best. dan: it is interesting, we do not know what kind of legs this tempest in a teapot will have. we will have to see if this comes back to haunt him as it goes forward. does the state to extend the mask mandate beyond february 15? >> they certainly do not want to. they want to see it move from a pandemic to an endemic. treating latest the -- latest strains of covid like more of a flu and cold season. we would be relaxing those, getting people back into offices, getting conventions back, but it will take time. there is another way it will come back to haunt the governor, right now there is a vaccine mandate in the works or out there for schoolchildren and there is resistance to that. the governor has allowed for a personal belief exemption, but there is a bill in the state legislator saying no, we need to

illuminate that exemption. it will be a tough fight, and the governor not wearing the mask will have critics saying what is good for one is not good for others. that could be the argument and intentions with the vaccine mandates. >> and might be hard to crack down and have a mask mandate when he is not wearing one. as you pointed out so may people and sofi stadium not wearing one as well. kristen: kaiser of san francisco has turned a bacon -- vacant storefront into a new vaccination site. amy was there today. >> 14-year-old first patients to get the covid vaccine booster at this new clinic, him and his brother could not come sooner because i got covid, that they are here now. with all of this space they did not have to wait in line or sit outside. it makes the patients and health care providers happy, especially

since they have in working intent this one for the past year. >> we are excited to get out of the tent. we are excited to get out of the elements. we did not have space in the tent area. we were unable to accommodate people for the waiting area for the 15 minute wait. >> setting up shop and a former retail space gave the impression that the need is not going anywhere even in a city where 80% of this -- residents are vaccinated. >> as long as vaccines remain in our future, will continue to provide a service a space that is appropriate or the demand. >> he is not heard of any hesitation among his friends with a vaccine. they got there as quickly as they could. >> i was ready for. >> he is here in a space where retail business could not make it, but is now a vaccine clinic. >> i think health care does not go out of business. what we have seen during this

pandemic is at the community needs to come together and serve the -- protect our communities. >> this kaiser clinic does accept walk-ins, located at studio and gary, is a vaccine clinic, you do not have to be a kaiser mentor -- member is open everyone. dan: important and interesting medical news, moderna has begun the clinical for the experimental hiv vaccine, the trial follows 56 people that tested negative for the virus that causes aids and steadies if the vaccine is safe and effective. the doses utilize mrna technology, researchers hope that the vaccine can deliver hiv specific antigens that will induce a positive immune response. the company says that it appears

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kristen: it is time now for the four at four and the monday melancholy for 49 or expands after the team's heartbreaking loss to the rams yesterday, oddsmakers have installed los angeles now as a four point

favorite over the upstart cincinnati bengals in super bowl 50 62 weeks now in l.a., the bangles will be making their third super bowl appearance thanks to their amazing comeback win. no doubt 49er fans will be cheering for the angles that the niners defeated in cincinnati in two previous super bowl appearances. i am doing the same, who else is ready for the bangles? dan: i am rooting for a good game in this case, i would be happy to see the bangles when, no question, although the rams as well, i would pull for the bangles of the bit more, in this instance when i do not have a dog in the hunt i just wanted a game. kristen: and great halftime show. mike: i am pulling for the bangles because i -- the afc has so many young good cornerbacks, alan, my homes, it is going to be a division that dominates the

super bowl for a while. i like to see young people and teams that have not been there in a long time get their chance. 31 years? >> i may be the only one going for the rams. hear me out. being married to a michigander, seeing the lifelong heartbreak of being a lions fan his whole life, matt stafford, that is my only thing. >> i am a stafford fan to. dan: super bowl sunday is a big day for domino's pizza and they will pay you not to get your pie delivered, the chain says they will tip customers three dollars if they choose carry out on online orders, you can use the three dollars on your next online carryout order, not that day, domino's it says that this is a reward for customers who take their time and energy out

of their day to act as their own delivery drivers. i suspect this is about them being overwhelmed and they are trying to make it easy on them. i wish they would reward people that day, not make you have to go back. >> i agree, i would do it if it is close enough by, then you are not thinking 45 minutes to an hour, when it is ready to go send someone to go pick it up. it would be nice to get the money right away. dan: i think it is to help them as much as us. mike: that is the way we always do it, we still pick up we do not have deliver, if i had delivery out to more than three dollars. dan: that is true, if you use a delivery service they certainly charge more. kristen: i always pick up as well. joe rogan and spotify are finally weighing in on the back on the covid-19 this information is popular podcast, he issued an apology yesterday on instagram saying he is not trying to promote misinformation and will

make changes to show, to the show, adding more experts with differing opinions, his statement came after -- hours after it would add content advisories to all podcast episodes that discuss the virus. the controversy began last week when the rock legend neil young friend then pulled his catalog from spotify over covid-19 misinformation. joni mitchell did as well. >> it is interesting that we are just now hearing from joe rogan, i do not know, i know a lot people who are huge joan -- joe rogan fans and this into him religiously. if he says something and must be true, i think you need to have the reminder that a lot of these are people's opinions on things. all of this misinformation during the pandemic, it is hard and horrible to deal with. >> such a big megaphone. dan: i am a free-speech person,

but by the same token joni mitchell and neil young have the right to make their voices heard and i admire them for standing up and putting some pressure. it hurts them, maybe in some ways economically by removing the moving -- music from spotify. if joe rogan makes it more of an effort to be balanced it is even better. >> i think we all have an obligation to do that, especially on such a big platform, if you present yourself as some kind of expert, even if the facts go against conventional thinking, that is great because they are facts, you have the responsibility to get the other side there and talk about the truth. dan: customs asked and now mcdonald's is responding, it announced today that it will sell for new menu items popularized by his biggest fans on social media, they call them menu hacks. things like putting hashbrowns on a sausage mcmuffin or combining chicken mcmuffin it's

or officially double cheeseburger. it is important to note that when customers order one of the hacks, they will be given the items separately and then you will have to put the products together yourself. it will not come that way. i do not know, to me, fish on a hamburger does not sound appealing. mike: can i speak as someone who has worked at mcdonald's? it is the employees that usually come up with these hacks, you get a free meal depend on how long you work, and you get tired of eating the same thing over and over. you start experimenting and you come up with this. >> what did you come up with? mike: back in the day we did not have this many options. mine was putting fries on a sandwich and dipping them in the cheese, i could afford to do that back then, not now. >> dear remember a while back when we had a local make channels -- mcdonald's franchisee and show us some hacks?

>> yes. >> here is my thing, if you are going to offer the hack, do not make me do myself. if you are going to have a on the menu, it should just come to you like that. >> right. dan: that is good point, if it is going to be fast food and convenient -- >> otherwise they're just selling you two items or more items. mike: it messes up the conveyor belt mentality of putting those items together. dan:

kristen: a new mother is celebrating a self -- special delivery at 30,000 feet, she welcomed her baby boy after going into labor and a flight halfway across the atlantic, she was flying from ghana to dallas airport into washington dc, a nurse jumped in to help along with a doctor, united says the mother when baby quit taking to a hospital upon arrival. both are doing well and the airlines sent them gifts to celebrate the birth. dan: get this, when tempted us drop in florida, so do the iguanas from the trees. the forecast called for isolatea falling iguanas, a recent cold snap of blue cross the sunshine state and cold-blooded iguanas do not handle the temperature well. they become think it has -- incapacitated.

the reigning reptiles rejuvenate in the warmth and bounce back to life. that is a bit weird. kristen: they bounce back once they warm up, i was really worried. mike: do you have an umbrella that is strong enough or when they fall out of the trees? it happens once every couple of years and this is one of those years. back here we have the winds and depending on where you live at santa cruz mountains and lama county, you have two or three days of potentially damaging winds, potentially 65 miles per hour, list take a look at what is going on as far as your planner tonight. temperatures will fall into the 40's by 9:00 as the clouds killer out and stay in the 40's until midnight. here is a look at my accuweather 7 day forecast, the lunar new year is next -- tomorrow and will be ushered in by some

breezy and dry conditions with a whole lot of sunshine. we will keep that around until a few high clouds in the afternoon and a few areas of fog develop friday. dan: the year of the tiger begins tomorrow. kristen: we talked to a fortuneteller to see what is in store for the bay area. >> [speaking a foreign language] >> is a year of the tiger. >> tiger represents strength and bravery. >> for lou new york my family eats dumplings, doodles and fish. >> growing up in san francisco i feel like i had a front row seat to some of the most spectacular celebrations, happy new year. >> happy new year. >> wishing you all great health and wealth. >> [speaking a foreign language] >> matter how you said, happy lunar new year. lunar new year. >> may all of our inn your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy,

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>> many asian communities are preparing to celebrate the lunar new year, we spoke to an east bay fortuneteller to find out what is in store for the day area in the year of the tiger. he uses tiles from the chinese game mah-jongg to you -- make predictions. ♪ >> water tiger, what that means is that there will be -- strength

but the water is going to move that and make it a low bit more down to earth and not so risky. be able to move forward. changing and evolving in the next three months. it will start to subside, the orders and documents and paperwork that are out there and changing things, there will still be a little bit of a bump at a bubble in the fall. once you get past that it seems to say there will be an all clear by the end of the year. there is going to be some new things that happen, that may affect the crisis, it will probably and -- be in march, the fed raising interest rates, towards the goal of trying to level off the price increase that is happening, there may be a second increase from the fed

that might be happening and it will slow down all of the price increases. things will come together pretty well by the end of the year and it might be a better fit to the buyer, seller inflation by the end of the year. >> will the giants make the playoffs? the tiles say that they will have good strength this year and they will have a good strong team. they will be very loose and ineffective and i will make the fans happy during the summer. as says they will make the playoffs. there will be a lot of talk and about that. it will feel like they are back to where they were again, they will repeat a capability of getting stronger in the layoffs. -- playoffs. >> i think the giants prediction is right on. happy new year everyone.

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