liz: this is progressive democrats. it would have ended all private health insurance in california. today was the deadline to vote on this bill. they ultimately pulled it from a vote because they knew they would not have the votes. it was california's latest push for universal health care. it would've moved all of californians off of private health insurance and onto a public health care system. the bill need to get a majority of votes in order to survive, but it was abruptly pulled from the floor late this afternoon. the bill now dead. >> if it passes, cal care care e in essence replace private insurance. liz: use the chair of the health policy and management. he had been watching this bill closely.

he said it most likely -- most -- >> it the canadian system. public providing their insurance. liz: that would mean zero to people, no co-pays, and no cost for covered benefits. that also left open a lot of questions. chief among them, how would it be paid? >> it would be a very expensive plan. liz: that was one of the concerns. the coalition of doctors, nurses, and hospitals against the proposal said in part, it would dismantle our current health care system and replace it with an untested new system built on a shaky financing scheme that would cost california taxpayers $106 billion a year and higher taxes. health care activists say it is time for reform. the author said in a statement that the coalition included the

mighty californian nurses association will continue to fight for us -- accessible and equitable health care for all californians. the chair california's progressive caucus tweeted, we are all gutted. this is so disheartening. we need a bow. ama: the decision to come as a shock pushing for the bill. they tweeted that it they are outraged that the california assembly, gave up on the patients across the state by choosing not to hold a vote. they will continue to vote -- fight for cal care. substantial miss information. dan: let's look at the big picture for a second. is there another chance for this to come back to vote? ama: the short answer is no. was the deadline to vote on the bill.

as it is written, it is officially dead. that said, it does seem like each year a simile members are putting forth updated single celt -- single pay health care. dan: this bill is dead, but not the idea. think leslie. -- liz. ama: moderna vaccine has received full fda approval. second to be -- given approval after pfizer. the positivity rate continues to drop. it is now under 15%. some rules are changing starring tomorrow. dan: san francisco's bringing up its max exemption for certain places. offices, gems, and churches where everyone is fully vaccinated and boosted will not have to wear a mask. also beginning tomorrow, booster shots will be required to get into indoor events with more than 500 people. unvaccinated people can provide proof of a medical or religious exemption or a negative covid

test at events where vaccines are required. ama: oaklands vaccine mandate applies tomorrow. city hall, city center senior programs, senior adult facilities cup, and indoor events with five other people. though it is a a a a a of the devastation the virus has caused, the officials say the county is now in a more hopeful place. zach: the day since the first covid case was reported in santa clara county. the county has since committed over to under 75,000 cases of covid. -- 275,000 cas cas >> just under 12% of those that we test are positive which is down from 17%. that is good.

our case rate is about half of what it was at the peak. zach: the accomplishments she points at the past couple of years is better knowledge in preventing. new drugs on the horizon to treat covid. the main focus at the news conference today with the new -- two year anniversary. echoing what they said nearly three weeks ago, they said there giving out a disproportionate amount of covid test compared to large health-care providers. to give a covid test within 24 hours of patients who had covid symptoms or were in close contact. if they cannot, they have to let the county know about it. a big part of the new update now allows health-care providers to provide antigen test in addition to the pcr tests to satisfy that requirement. >> they cannot refer the patient to a different health care provider or to a publicly run county testing facility. zach: dr. cody says we are at a much better place today than we

were two years ago. she said we still have to be ready for peaks and valleys. >> we do not know how often those peaks will come or how difficult those peaks will be, what we know that they will come. dan: late this afternoon, after, sap -- san francisco police department released video of a deadly police shooting. melanie woodrow has been following this very closely. she's in the newsroom with the latest information. melanie: he was also armed with a knife according to police. because the guns were not firearms, the attorney general's office has taken it over. san francisco police held town hall leading up to the shooting and they said that they received several calls of a suspicious

man about -- pacing. crisis intervention team members attempted to get him to drop the knife and two guns. the commander said that the man talked about the gun being loaded. he told officers to shoot him. > fired two shots. zito fell to the ground. the commander said that officers repeatedly yelled for him to put down the gun. >> he reached across his body with his right hand toward the handgun located on his left side. he then raised his right arm towards the officers. some or all of the officers involved discharged their firearms which can be heard on the body worn camera videos. melanie: he was 37 years old according to police and lived in

san francisco. multiple agencies are conducting independent investigations in addition to the attorney general's office. the newsroom for the i.t., melanie. ama: our calm mild weather is taking a bit of a turn into february. by tomorrow morning, a wind advisory way in effect for the parts of the bay area. the wind could bring down tree branches or knockout power. sandhya: we have high weather concerns with good reason. take a look at the gusty winds that will be developing strongest of our hills tomorrow morning, running until thursday morning. dryer vegetation. last vegetation was on january 7. that is why the fire weather concerns. this is nothing in comparison to what is coming. 3:00 a.m. tomorrow to 9 a.m. thursday, we have a wind advisory. for the hills, -- that could take down power lines, trees,

and certainly make it difficult driving. solano county, 30 to 40 mile-per-hour's. you can see the wind kicking up. 30 miles fairfield. hour-by-hour we go. i will be back with the rest of the wind forecast and let you know when the fire danger might go down. ama: thank you so much. the worst of the nor'easter that blink at much of the northeastern u.s. over the weekend is gone. the aftermath remains. millions of people are still digging out from the storm that brought coastal flooding and hurricane force wind gusts. boston, philadelphia, and new york were among the cities that set new snowfall records. more than 4000 lights around the u.s. were canceled over the weekend because of that storm. dan: follow-up from a football game. not about what the team did on the field, but the fans that on the stand. what is missing from this picture also ahead. >> and so many other asian

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the governor today defended it. >> decided to be gracious and took the mascot for a brief second. magic was kind enough to ask for a photo. i took a photo. the rest of the time, i wore it as we all should. dan: joining us now is abc 7 news phil. phil, this is not quite as impactful as that french laundry incident that cost the governor politically. how big is this? phil: it could have some longer term ramifications when we get into the issues of vaccine mandates. especially for schoolchildren the question is, how far to be goa that? that is a fight that is brewing in the state legislature. should we allow for personal logic -- exhibits. the last time ilast time ilast t mandate, is not covered. it is for food and were drinking, not forgetting your picture taken.

that is what politicians have been doing for a while now. it is not just them. there is another thing the story shows us as you point out, magic johnson may be the more famous of the people without the mask at the stadium, but over 70,000 fans were there and most of them ev thoh th wsed to be wearing masks at an outdoor event of over 5000 people. it brings into question where we are in this pandemic and is it time for these last mandates do not necessarily go away, because they are not being enforced. dan: on that subject, to the extent mask mandate beyond february 15? phil: it is doubtful. but they would like to do is switch from being in a pandemic mode to an endemic mode. on the 15th, they would like to start moving seriously towards getting the masks off. we are already seeing some of that in san francisco this week where if you have a group of people, any newsroom or an office or school, or a

that have been vaccinated, you can taking masks off. we will be slow doing that and jurisdiction to jurisdiction -- jurisdiction. this is a tough time for the governor. there are still questions out there about other mandates and it puts it on the line and allows critics to point out, this is what you say, this is what you do, one rule for us, another rule for you. dan: thank you very much. ama: in the south bay's largest the enemy's largest the enemies immunity, preparations are underway to elevate lunar new year at midnight. how people are entering the year of the tiger with positivity dustin: despite challenges the last few years. dustin:dustin: within the year comes new challenges. in little saigon neighborhood, celebrations were underway for one of the most important holidays of the year. >> it is just like christmas. every family member has to be

home. celebrate and pray for a good year. pray up the family name. write up a lot of different things for the culture. dustin: for the year of the tiger, this group is together again. >> the last couple of years we have not been able to celebrate with them. this is a more special need or for us. this year it will hopefully bring a lot of luck and prosperity. dustin: certainly plenty of prosperity at mall businesses. the line at the store never slowed down. people buying clothing, snappers, and red emblems. >> we hope for a new year -- a better year, so we work on the positive and the happy. dustin: the other must have our flowers for people to decorate their homes in cultural colors. but to business owners we spoke with sold tens of thousands of orchids at other flowers over the last few weeks. >> we wish we we wish w

-- flowers to sell. dustin: as the bay area continues to see rise of hate and crimes against the community, they hope the new year can bring positivity for everyone. >> i understand people have a hard time, but we will get over it and we try to work for a better year. >> i hope everyone stays happy, healthy, and safe and have a happy new year. ama: what will what will what ww for us? rain is supposed to be good luck according to what i understand for the lunar new year festivities. as we look at live doppler 7, there is an absence of rain. this is supposed to be one of our wettest months. unfortunately, all i can tell you is there is a system that is pushing towards southern california that is bringing a lot of clouds to the bay area, high pressure will build in and that is what will pick up the

wins tomorrow. golden gate bridge is dry. the ridges in the mid-50's from oakland to san francisco. samson -- san jose currently a chilly 52 degrees bid from our santa cruz camera all is calm camera -- right now. low 50's frommmmmm concord, 55 degrees. we have gale warning's going up tomorrow after the small craft advisory, so keep that in mind as wins wrap up early tomorrow morning. dusty pattern with fire concerns into thursday. we have drier warmer days coming into your way for the weekend. look at the stunning view of san francisco from our tower camera. the air quality as the wind kicks up will be good. despite that stagnant pattern that we had, we will have good air quality because of the winds. not a good thing fire perspective wise. wins beginning to pick up.

into the afternoon, stronger winds. then the wind will ease only the pick back up again on wednesday. you will be noticing those wins 33 miles per hour fairfield, calistoga, 37. you will notice those winds down to san francisco. the wind will begin to ease late wednesday into thursday. that wind direction will drive -- dry out our atmosphere. you're looking at 26 percent relative humidity in cloverdale. it comes up and then goes back down again. this is why we all need to remain vigilant. as you take a look when you factor in the wind, you will notice the oranges and yellows which is high to very high fire danger from the north bay hills to the east bay hills going into tomorrow afternoon. extending to the santa cruz mountains tomorrow night going into wednesday. temperatures for staying in the

morning any the low 30's to mid 40's. clear skies expected and infer the afternoon, breezy to wendy pattern good it is going to be a bright sunny day for your tuesday. i see check out our rain chances, unfortunately with this blocking ridge of high pressure, everything is going well to our north. nothing is really coming to the bay area. here's the 70 forecast. dusty winds to start off the year of the tiger. still windy for wednesday. then the chill settles in friday morning with warmer weather for the upcoming weekends. dan: thank you very much. two weeks away from the super bowl, but sadly we will not see the 49ers and at this time. they lost to the rams as you they lost to the rams as you know, who will what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed... my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours,

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hope of attending the super bowl. >> this'll be one historic game for the ages. there is a very easy reason why. the cheapest ticket to get into sofi stadium right now, $7,000. i know there are a lot of people talking about how extensive the tickets were for our championship game yesterday, these super bowl tickets for the cheapest ticket are about four times as extensive. >> management of the hotels in the area say that rooms are filling up fast with folks excited to see the super bowl in the rams house. >> demand is very high. we expect to see a full hotel. the rams fan base is pretty big. it is not just nla. there are a lot of rams fans that will be coming from all over the country specifically to see the home team play the game.

>> this is a big event. having one of the nfl teams here playing in the super bowl is an incredible opportunity. we certainly could not be more excited to deliver. >> who will win the super bowl? >> you are in the rams house. easy pick for the rams. joe burrow will get another opportunity. this is matt stafford super bowl to lose. >> dan: help is on the way. see what the bay area is sending to the nation of tonga to help suit -- ferguson nominee that -- the tsunami that hit our shores. >> only on abc on abc on abc onc crime survivors compare

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of the row, the physical death row and moving a number of people safely and very thoughtfully, a judicious -- judicial process,. >> was kidnapped during a durina party and killed. her perpetrator remains on death row. >> these individuals are segregated for a very good purpose. they are among the most dangerous people in our society. i can assure you that the sadistic psychopath who killed my father -- child will never send me a check. i do not want restitution from him. >> he calls the governor's decision a good move. >> crimes are horrific and sometimes irreversible, but we also note that the death penalty is irreversible and it is

fallible and it is applied with a prejudice a lynch. -- present -- prejudicial lens. ama: the city city city city ciy mourning the loss of a fire captain. shot and killed in the line of duty. stood at attention as the casket carrying him arrived at a funeral home this morning. his crew were in the process of putting out a fire inside of a dumpster next to a commercial building at 4:45 this morning. the captain was shot. stockton the police this ain't a 67-year-old man shortly after the shooting. two men charged with killing a federal guard to get a maximum sentence of life in prison. they will not seek the death penalty for the accused boogaloo

. he was shot and killed in may of 2020. a second guard was injured. dan: a suspect is accused of breaking windows at a dozen businesses and buildings overnight in palo alto. marcus had a busy day replacing the windows on several stores on university avenue, including this furniture shop as well as union bank, lululemon, and the apple store. they started receiving court reports around 4 a.m. this morning. he has been identified as 37-year-old joshua palo alto. he faces 12 counts of felony vandalism. an armed woman on probation with several arrest warrants now faces charges in a series of organized retail thefts. san francisco police believe she

took place in the union square robbery spree back in november. they arrested her last thursday will wanting to a disturbance call. officers say she had three arrest warrants including one for the retail thefts. williams was taken to jail and faces nine charges including burglary, looting, and vandalism. ama: two seniors, both crime survivors met to stand up for each other. these two men, who are asian, say despite the cries being different, the problem with the justice system is the same. this story will only see seven. >> there is something's precious about seeing 69-year-old and -- it circumstances that brought them together are a bit alarming. the circumstances are what compelled him to bring a bullet-proof vest this meeting. >> asian american victims of

crimes and hate crimes here in san francisco have been treated like garbage. >> one week ago, he filed a lawsuit alleging the das office violated marcy's law. it gives victims rights including develop it's in their case. he believes he was -- kicked out of a seated walker. he suffered a brain bleed. >> we feel helpless.pl we feel like we are all victims. >> police documents show on november 2, they cautioned a boy who was riding his bike on the sidewalk to be careful. that is when the 11-year-old lashed out with this bat. >> it was solid and he started hitting me repeatedly. it hurt me very much. >> documents show that the father threatened to hit him with a glass bottle. after he was arrested, the das

office failed to inform them ahead of time of plans for a major development. >> they allowed the gentleman who attacked me brutally to plead to a misdemeanor with one year probation. >> phone, email, and mail. confusing. were very unclear. the court transcript from july 28 two thousand .1, states the judge agreed, the das office should have notified you because that is marcy's law. these developments cannot come as a surprise. he and

blindsided as his perpetrator was release. he was put back in the program this december. documents show the das office made contact with the -- as both men continue to live in fear for their safety, they say one thing is certain. >> want to the district attorney's office to actually do what they are supposed to do and if they try to cover it up or ignore it and not to do their job, this wave of asian crime will not stop and it will be getting worse. dan: the bay community is pitch again to provide release in the pacific islands. about cannick eruption about two weeks ago your member triggered the tsunami. today, a 40 foot container

filled with relief items was loaded up at the church of in san bruno. everyone is connected to it. whether you live in tonga or whether you are here, whether you have relatives left in tonga or you don't. when you are a tongan, you are connected. >> the organization that planned this donation drive is based in east palo alto there is a large tongan population. ama: the year of the tiger begins tomorrow. we talked to a

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everywhere are preparing to celebrate the winter near. what does the year of the tiger hold for the bay area. we spoke with a fortuneteller in the east bay who uses a novel method. tiles from mah-jongg to make his productions. -- predictions. blackwater tiger.

what that means that there will be a willingness to take a risk as a tiger, with strength. not so risky, but be able to move forward. the changing and evolving and the next three months. it will start to subside as the orders and documents and paperwork out there will be changing things. there will still be a bump in a bubble that will start up in the fall, but once we get past that, it seems safe to say there will be an all clear by the end of it. there will be some new things that happened that may affect the prices. it will probably be in march. that will get toward the goal of leveling off the pricing increasing that has been happening. the fact that there may be a second increase by the fed

represents that that may be happening at it will slow down the price increasing. things will come together pretty well by the end of the year and there might be a better fit for the buyer and seller relation. will the giants make the playoffs? the tiles say that yes will have great strength this year. it will be very loose and effective. it says they will make the playoffs. there'll be a lot of talk and chatter about that. it will feel like they are back where they were again. they will repeat their capability of getting stronger in the playoffs. dan:

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schneider says who she thinks the permanent host of the show should be. she says jennings did a really good job during her historic 40 game run and it takes a different kind of skill set to be a host. aaa been announced. whoever is hosting, you can always watch jeopardy at 7:00 that after abc 7 news at six. dan: on the subject of what you want, we have exciting news to share. we are streaming tony 47 on the abc they area nap. you can now get abc anywhere you wanted, anywhere you are. ama: the all-new streaming channel is live today. sure you check it out. you will see there's always on and fully accessible to everyone.

we are bringing this new livestream to you as part of our commitment to the bay area. forward. the 24/7 stream is us the opportunity to give you whether coverage more often and you will always have access to it. plus, our 20 47 stream is the only place that you can watch our new hour of local news. a be seen news at seven about. it is so much fun and packed with news that you need to know. we are so excited to bring you local news in a way that we have never done before and in a way that you have never seen before. join us, we are always on, and easy to find. if you do not have our app yet, you just have to search for it. abc seven bay area wherever you stream. dan: we will see you there.

down of the abc seven bay area app wherever you stream for your phone, tv, or roku device. it is a 27 -- it is a mix o o oo and all-new local news our weekday mornings from 7:00 to eight in the morning. ama: a great resource. sandhya: it will be a great resource tomorrow when the winds pick up. streaming live, drew will be on. wind calm right now. taking a look at the wind advisory, starts at 3 a.m. tomorrow. runs until thursday for the hills. for solano county and santa cruz mounds, it is a different time. the concern there is those gusty winds to take down tree limbs. because power outages, difficult trying -- driving. increasing by 11 a.m.. 37 miles bar in calistoga.

those winds combining with withh consecutive day with no rest -- measurable rain. it is concerning. anywhere he is one of our wettest months. february does not start off with any rain. our live doppler 7 is just clouds. another dry day tomorrow. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. wendy asked over the hills. as a check out a from our golden gate bridge area, the tree pollen will be problematic. it has been. if you suffer from allergies, look out. the wind will blow that stuff around. we start up the year of the thee tiger. still windy on wednesday. the wind east thursday with milder conditions heading into the weekend. dan: that you very much. no cigar, ama: 49er fans here for the latest. >> fell just short.

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on the doorstep of a super bowl appearance in three seasons, big headlines heading into the off-season. we will start his car back -- quarterback? a question be answered this off-season. some of the key plays from last night nfc championship's. missing a wide-open.

could have change the entire flow of the game. you wonder if jimmy's injuries are having an effect on that bro. san francisco at 10 late in the third. that made it 17 and seven. san francisco, defining moment came in the fourth. a lot of people are never the spirit stopping in interception. the 49ers were than two minutes ago. the rapid trying to make some thing happen. the 49ers leave -- lose 20 17. >> think the last 18 hours, we e lost the game, and while it is terrible and not fun and it does suck, you have to enjoy the moments you did have. >> our belief was that we were going to go to the super bowl. method that is not happening, i do have to take that time to reflect. >> we are good enough to win it

all, so we have to build off of it. we have the right core group of guys. a lot of decisions to be made that i do not have a part in. we will see what happens. >> we are able to put ourselves in a position where your are ahead fall short. >> to overcome so much the season and know what it takes to do that, i think that bodes really well for us going forward. chris: the raiders have a. las vegas officially introducing josh mcdaniels as their new head coach and gm. >> i am clear in my role for this team. i will be myself. i think that is really important for me and our organization as we go forward. chris: after a six and one

homestead, a little texas two-step taking on the rockets and spurs over the next two days. representing in houston tonight. opening the game in a 10 to zero run. a three-pointer and 100 straight games. extending his own record. living room running over the cameraman. watch out. final seconds of the first half, curry to andrew wiggins. 17 and the first half. moses maybe recalled from the gd, get it to moody. a six point lead. of season for the 49ers. they went all the way as far as they could. they did not come up the way we wanted them to. a lot of 49ers fans rooting on

the bengals. no we want to see the let them succeed. dan: thanks. ama: coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, the bachelor. promised land is on at 10. stay with us for abc news at 11. you can watch all of our life -- newscast live and on-demand through the tbf. it is available for apple tv, android to, amazon fire tv, and roku. , the app now so you can start streaming. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you so much for joining us. dan: from all of us here, we appreciate your time. have a nice evening and we hope to see you again for news at 11.

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