matchup between the u.s. and iran, san jose residents hoped to draw attention to what is happening off the field not just on its. >> today the game was political. >> he traveled from the bay area to the world cup with the hopes of bringing awareness to the human rights issues in iran. he wore free around shirts -- free iran shirts. this is video from today's u.s. iran game. a group held up signs spelling out her name. many and karina say this was one of only a few public signs of solitary -- solidarity at the game but not for a lack of trying. >> they have done a good job with making sure that if someone

were to try to say anything, other than iran, their voice would be lost. they have really big drums and people running up and down the aisles trying to chant certain words. it is a challenge today to do anything. >> cnn reported that families of iran's world cup soccer team had been threatened with imprisonment and torture if players failed to behave as the match. last week at the opening game iranian players stood silent and refused to sing the iranian republic's national anthem. >> it is unacceptable that they did not do anything. he was disappointed the team did not take any public stance. still he understands the dangers and hopes the matchup sends a message worldwide. >> to know iranians are fighting. >> fans across the bay area

packed a local sports bars and restaurants cheering on team usa victory. in san francisco qc fans tethered at world cup village in unions -- union square. -- in san francisco you see fans and gathered at world cup village in union square. >> usa. >> the cheers say at all. fans showing up in force here at the old wagon saloon and san pedro square. even on a weekday at 11:00 a.m.. >> it is fun sitting at home but when you come outside to get to enjoy it with other folks you do not even know. red white and blue, let's go. such a great time, everyone is so energetic. it is a great feeling. >> even better with the win. the san jose earthquakes have hosted these officials watch

parties for all world cup matches here in town san jose. electra crowd of a few hundred today but that doesn't mean they were quiet. >> a lighter crowd of a few hundred today. 6000 for mexico argentina, 17,000 total the opening week. a major boost for business is. >> at means a lot to support the san jose community. we are going to be here through the final in mid december. we want to the san jose, bay area community to come out, support the business is here, have a great time. >> a gold chart spans up in the first half -- a goal charged fans up in the first half. >> i think it is the perfect time for people to get into soccer and get ready and plug into the game because it will be

right here at home soon. >> a date with the netherlands, your chance to check out this watch party at san pedro square. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> san francisco supervisors are debating a plan that would allow robots that work alongside san francisco police to use deadly force. a vote could come any minute now. the policy allows robots to kill when there is an imminent risk of loss of life to civilians or officers and the risk outweighs all other options. the pd currently has 12 functioning robots typically used to assess situations and survey areas officers may not be able to access. our media partners are following the decision about robots closely. a senior reporter explained to me how they would work. >> i do not think they are talking about attaching guns to robots. i think they are talking about basically attaching some sort of

explosive to the robots and using the robot to deliver the explosive in a situation like an active shooter who would be too dangerous for a police officer to approach. >> this proposal came about because of a new state law that requires police departments to disclose what military equipment they have. the law also requires departments to set clear and specific rules for how they want to use their military grade weapons. >> cannabis jobs are getting another tax break. supervisors agree to extend a postponement of a city business tax through 2025. voters approve the tax in 2018 but it is been delayed to other times. supporters say cannabis operators in the city are struggling because of overproduction, illicit market and regulations. the budget office says it would've raised about $10.2 million annually. x and livermore a new effort to

crack down on catalytic converter thefts. >> they held an edge and catch event for drivers. -- which -- etch and catch. >> mary is taking a proactive approach to protecting her previous. >> i cannot afford a new car or the catalytic converter if it is taken. >> 1600 catalytic converters are stolen across the state every month but it is hard to investigate as the valuable material is not serialized until today. >> we are using etching handhelds edgers to put their license plate on their and we are stenciling the livermore police department badge on their to act as an a deterrent -- act as a deterrent. >> they are doing the work for

no extra charge. while livermore police hope this will serve as a deterrence, it is also a major investigative tool for them. >> and makes it more identifiable for us so if we stop somebody in a vehicle for having a catalytic converter we can track it to the rightful owner. >> leaving owners with a little more peace of mind when it comes to parking her prius outside at night. >> the livermore police departments are already working on scheduling a second one in february of next year. >> a nursing home and comfort has agreed to pay more than $2 million over claims that clients suffered mental and physical harm. they faced accusations of semitic billing claims to medicare and medi-cal claims for -- they faced accusations of

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>> cyber monday broke records for online sales. yesterday's sales topped $11.3 billion. that is a 5.8% jump from last year and much higher than the 9.1 billion spent on black friday sales online. at the p between 8:00 and 9:00 night shoppers were spending just but -- around $12 million a minute. >> today is giving tuesday and abc 7 is highlighting toys for tots. >> a reporter shows us the work marine forces reserves are already doing to make sure kids in need have toys this christmas. >> police sirens announced the arrival of a much-anticipated caravan led by the patriot guard riders volunteers who came by to drop off hundreds of donations

for the toys for tots program. >> there is nothing else that makes me happier than giving toys to those in need. >> the toys for tots program is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. it was started in 1947 by aromi -- by a marine reservist and his wife. >> they saw a need in los angeles so they came up with 5000 toys in the initial year to hand out to kids. >> the marines adopted the program the following year and have been involved ever since. walt disney was involved at the beginning. >> walt disney came up with a sketch for our initial logo with chad the symbol -- which had the symbol of train cars and we have used that symbol for 75 years. >> an estimated 281 million kids have received toys. toys for tots is run by the 23rd marine regiment. they are the ones who distribute

collection boxes throughout the area. >> we have marines going to pick up boxes the first two weeks of december. when we bring the toys back we start them out at our place here. >> the total toys we are usually trying to correct his -- collect is between 20,000 and 30,000. >> we determine how many kids need toys by our application process on our website. any nonprofits that applies, they put the number of toys in their and the number they request for each child. >> individual families can apply also. >> a lot of times we give these toys to control people that they can keep in the patrol cars so when they go to calls for service. or maybe the toy -- maybe that children do not have a lot of toys for the holidays. >> we often see how they are living and we find out that families and it and make sure they get the toy to have a good

holiday celebration. >> melissa knows how important it is to get a toy when times are tough. >> i remember there were some years where i did not receive anything. it just feels sad to not get anything. just seeing that toy come to my door, so joyful. >> melissa is no parts of a team leadership council. this year -- is a part of a team leadership council. this year she is helping hand out toys. >> we held back them, sort them, pick them out. >> i plan to give them to little kids who are always outside. it just makes my day better when i see somebody have a smile on their face when i give them a gift. >> u.s. gather the -- you guys gather the toys. the looks on the kids faces,

they light up, thank. -- thank you very much. >> disney is hosting the disney ultimate toy drive to help make holiday wishes come true. to help buy a toy to donate online go to shop disney.com. you can donate a new unwrapped toy or drop off your toy at a local collection sites. go to toys for tots.com for more information. >> the food bank in santa rosa has seen an increase in need as more low income residents struggle with inflation. the largest food bank saw a 38% increase in demand. inflation reached a record high in the u.s. this year of 9.1%. the largest jump in 40 years. this elevation army -- sir -- the salvation army.

>> we have the shield, the red kettle. part of the tradition is music. we teach music and have brass bands and we also have the bell. >> these sweaters are being sold through the salvation army center in the tenderloin. they are $62.95 apiece. the website is there on your screen. >> cuteness alert. macy's holiday window display is up in union square. this display return finally this year bringing back the san francisco spca life rescue animals -- live rescue animals. puppies and kittens all on display chasing their toys around. they are all available for adoption and people can drop off donations for the animals inside the macy's store.

ewing is available until january 1. -- viewing is available until january 1. >> rain is coming and it is pretty cold. >> it is only going to get colder as we head towards the next few days. your window of opportunity will beat friday and then you will have to wait until next week. let me show you the forecast highlights. pull together tonight. areas of morning frost. temperatures this morning upper 20's to low 30's. storming thursday morning commute with showers later in the day and another storm arrives this weekend. skies are pretty clear other than a ■few highcloudsas we whiten out the picture here. there is a storm developing, already starting to push moisture into the pacific northwest. that will be coming down our way and we will get a good soaking. we are looking at freezing conditions along the

embarcadero. 53 in san francisco. 55 in oaklands. upper 50's palo alto san jose. live view from our santa cruz camera. lovely day as we look toward the lighthouse. most areas mid to upper 50's from santa rosa to novato. 63 in fairfield. tomorrow morning we start out with some frost and certainly some chill in the air with upper 20's and places like santa rosa, down to 30 in napa. definitely bundle up before you get going. tomorrow afternoon it will be cool. mid 50's to low 60's, increasing clouds, thicker and in the northern part of our viewing area. a little less in the southern part but that will change your state as a level 1 storm moves in on thursday. brief downpours, gusty winds expected. half an inch to 2 inches of rain

expected. our higher peaks could see a little bit of snow. 5:00 thursday morning, winds up out of the south and gust over 30 miles an hour by the time we had 29:00 a.m.. 46 miles an hour near the coast. at noon it is still gusty before the winds dial back. rain, tomorrow night at 11:00 p.m. rain begins to move into the north bay but you have to wait until thursday morning commute to see the moderate to heavy rain coming through the bay area. there will be downpours continuing at 10:00 a.m. and behind the french, quick clearing but we certainly will have cold enough snow level will be dropping, close enough for snow over mount hamilton thursday night. behind the system, we clear it out for you. this is a healthy dose of rainfall totals. it was between half an inch to 1.5 inches.

it is a cold frosty wednesday morning, storming level 1 for thursday. right and brisk friday and another system for the weekend, much weaker but will bring beneficial rain. >> beneficial, ok? >> rain on the weekend. i love it. >> and beggars cannot be choosers. we need the rain. >> this is spectacular. two new love of flows dashing down the slopes on hawaii's big island. the world's largest active volcano erected this time -- this week for the first time in many years. it is -- the good news is so far no homes disrupted. they ordered mandatory effectuation's if necessary but that is not the case right now.

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>> to the east bay in a controversy over a planned new development. a 30 acre parcel of open space located in on the creek.

>> the controversy is over whether to build senior housing or single-family homes. leslie brinkley has the latest. >> those who wants retirement housing were blue t-shirts, those who want single-family homes sported green bandanas as they battled it out in a marathon public comment session at the board of supervisors meeting. this is the land that would be developed. 30 acres of open space of what was seven hills ranch. leaving it as it is is not an option. if it either meet single-family homes -- it is either going to be single-family homes or senior living. >> our use is a little different than that. it would be specific for seniors and a continuing care environment. >> it would include a clubhouse and health center with 100 assisted living and memory care

units. adjacent to the land is seven hills, a private school. >> you can build houses right on the hillside so yes, there would be some grading there but not the kind of grading they are talking about to create projects larger than the chase center. >> i am scared to have a wall, house, noise, dirt, dust and everything else that will bother my learning. >> they argue it is important to provide housing that will allow them to remain in the city and their retirement years. >> i think we need to look long-term at what is good not just for me, not just for seven hills school, but the whole community now and in the future. >> there were hundreds of speakers today, a lot of strong feelings about housing in walnut creek. a decision in the board of supervisors is expected tonight.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> guess prices are slowly -- gas prices are slowing -- slowly dropping but not fast enough.

in california the average is four dollars nine nine cents a gallon, the bay area napa still seeing the highest price is $5.20 a gallon. >> as guess prices remain -- gas prices remain high, the california holds a hearing to see what can be done. >> it feels like we are being gouged. >> a lot of people think that, the oil companies will tell you no way, economist think not. gas prices are dropping, the bad, we keep paying more than those living everywhere else. next week there is a legislative session to see if a new laws needed to reel in california gas prices. today's hearing was a preview, those representing consumers and oil interests were at a hearing. they want to know why gasoline prices are so high in california.

there are a lot of reasons. here is one. when refineries are shut down for maintenance other refineries make more money. >> if you are a refiner that has a significant unplanned outage you are entering into the market place to purchase replacement barrels to meet contractual obligations. however the other refiners did not have a problem. wholesale prices rose. that is a new market clearing prices. >> what got worked out today? not a single thing. the real fight begins next week. we will be keeping track of that. that is when the governor is asking the legislator to look at a windfall profit cap. we will keep you up-to-date. we have more at tonight at 6 p.m.. >> now to capitol hill where senate lawmakers passed a bill meant to protect same-sex and interracial marriages.

the bill passed 61-46 force states to recognize legal unions from other states that the courts overturn other protections. reporter: senate lawmakers today voting to protect same-sex and interracial marriages under federal law come a preemptive move as concerns grow under advocates as the u.s. supreme court may be poised to overturn the landmark court rulings and protect those unions. >> after months of hard work, many rounds a bipartisan tax, -- talks, many doubts that we could reach his point, we are taking a moment to step forward for greater justice for lgbtq americans. >> it has seen some republican support, a bipartisan group of senators working together recently to amend the house passed versions, a geordie of congressional republicans -- majority of congressional

republicans oppose a bill. >> it does not move the needle on same-sex marriage it does raises serious issues for religious liberties. reporter: it does not force states to legalize same-sex marriages, does require them to recognize legal marriages from other states. all of this trigger this summer after the u.s. supreme court overturned the constitutional right to an abortion, just as to -- just as clarence thomas writing it is time to reconsider the landmark rulings that protect same-sex and interracial marriages. >> that is what he wrote when overturning roe v. wade commit thousand 90 luke to prepare i do not know what is -- clue to prepare, i do not know what else is. >> survivors and descendants of lack and mexican families -- black and mexican families

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>> time for the >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. with --time for the the 4 on 4. they -- snapchat is returning to the office with an 8020 hybrid office. other tech companies like twitter are requiring employees to the -- to return to the office. any thoughts on this? >> i think they should be allowed to do it. if they get their work done, we all kind of learned during the pandemic can be effective and productive. i do not see why not. >> you like the 4-1 ratio, your thinking 3-2? >> i am thinking three to four days in the office and the other two at home a good.

>> i am glad they are not doing this immediately there giving them time to figure out accommodations. a lot of people have gotten used to working at home. when it comes to picking kids up and things like that, figuring out the commute all over again they do have a couple of months again their. a lot of people that i talked to that work for companies that let them work from home, said they do not want to go back full-time, that is not fair. with four days in the office, three days not in the office, i guess one day not in the office if you and in the weekend. i guess it is somewhat fair enough to be there every single day of the week. i do not think anyone is joyful for it. people have gotten used to working from home and they say it works. they are happy. the other point, the mass layoffs that happened recently, people saying they want to work from home have less leverage now because of that. >> i have two thoughts.

one, does twitter still have employees? to come i think it is dependent on the work that you do and what that unit does, and if they need that interaction. there is no hard and fast rule as to what is ideal. the folks at the michelin guide have added three bay area restaurants to the bay -- test value list. they credit the union street establishment for the creative and the basis take on brunch. the other ones are good good culture club in san francisco and joe's modern thai in oakland. -- they offer two courses and a glass of wine for dessert for $49 or less, gourmet deals that are a bargain. who has been to these? larry? >> i have not. [laughter] why is everyone laughing voice started talking?

i -- before i started talking. it is nice to see that michelin is getting in line with the most of the universe that cannot afford to $50 per person per meal. i am all -- $250 per person per meal. i am all for a more affordable option. >> it is nice to have that lower cost option with the same quality of great food. i think it is great there putting that out there. some of these really nice restaurants get so much attention. i think it is nice these ones are getting attention. the lower-cost ones. >> the problem is once they get that attention prices often jump up. >> they are so hard to get into, right? >> it is true. >> this is not quite michelin quality, a florida woman is suing craft for $5 million over the albedo mac & cheese.

-- val vita mac & cheese. she says the packaging does not reflect how long the -- how long it takes to cook. it says it takes 3.5 minutes, she says it does not include prep time. craft calls that claim frivolous. >> am i missing something? >> it is ridiculous that she is upset and suing i am with craft here, you pour the hot water in, cook it, drain it, put the ingredients in. >> so it takes four minutes instead of 3.5? >> i think the prep time for her was scheming up a way to make easy money. sue a company for something crazy. >> i doubt there is a jury that would award her any amount of money. we will see. i did look at the word frivolous in the dictionary today and it did have her picture.

>> ouch. two an unusual new shoe inspired by nature, cactus plant fleamarket has teamed up with nike for a new shoe called forest green. not the color. made with synthetic -- and includes a zipper. making it look like he walk through mud or a swamp selling for a whopping $190. who has their eye on this? >> if it looks like a swamp it should not be al green it should be all muddy. this looks like you stole a costume from a character. kermit the frog. >> oscar? >> is for? i do not know if frogs have fur. >> he should spur -- sport these on st. patrick's day, is that a good idea? >> i will wear them once and wear them -- donate them to a good cause. >> you do nominal pay that much

for shoes? you could wear the matching balenciaga trash bag that is $1700? for the yeezy jacket thing? >> i don't get it. >> as you can see i can barely match the tie with the jacket. some would say i miss with that. >> that is a little off. >> thank you for the confirmation. >> she is right. [laughter] >> we love you, larry. >> nice to have you back. i think it is time to wrap up the 4 on 4 we will be right back. >>

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>> at abc 7 news we are inspired by people who are working to create change we are committed to sharing their stories. so we can all be allies in action. today we introduce you to sarah and redbird willie. >> they are with the goal of protecting and preserving indigenous cultures. [speaking a foreign language] >> the vision is to grow into what we call a bio cultural indigenous heritage for wages -- oasis.

what we are trying to reflect here is all of the ways which we can reengage with the landscape. >> my name is sarah, i am the ceo of the cultural conservancy. i am honored to be a member of the family here. when we arrived at this land as an organization, as a cultural conservancy we recognize we are first and foremost and intertribal -- an intertribal organization. when a landover -- owner talked about transitioning this land to native people, we reach out to the people whose territory was. >> are we cultivating anything here? >> we give ourselves permission for our food cultivation to only focus on the traditional or

native food waves -- ways. >> diabetes and obesity is hitting indigenous communities at an extraordinary rate. a lot of that has to do with a dislocation from traditional foods. what we are left to do here through our foodways work is focus on the focus of growing of indigenous and heirloom foods. >> reason the persimmons and making work. >> how do we revitalize food that is from this landscape that goes into the -- that helps with the health network of the community? we were honored we were able to grow in source over 10,000 pounds of indigenous foods to the bay area community. >> it is surprising to me that native people control in

california and less than -- less than 1% of the land they had. territories, you were able to secure for then save and acres here with the intention -- seven acres here with the intention of learning more about your culture. >> this is holding land for reconnection. everything from the foods to the sciences of land tending, to the songs, to the language. >> one of the things that happened, during the colonization periods. we lost a lot, so much was lost and destroyed. that made us hold on tighter to what we did have. there are things that we have, like this. we learned it is important to the environment. it has a special place in the world. is the gateway for us to grady

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>> abc 7's allies in action is sponsored by dignity health. recognizing local people who are building a better bay area if you know somebody crating a real change tell us about them at abc7news.com, we would love to hear wonderful stories about the community. >> speaking of change, that is coming in the weather department. >> snow for the mountains, we have a winter storm warning 10:00 tomorrow night until 10 a.m. friday. this is for the sierra, heavy snow, one to three feet, we are talking gusty winds, 55-65 miles per hour can white out conditions will great difficult to impossible travel. the back area of the sierra will be under an avalanche launch come -- watch, it may create avalanche danger, be aware of that if you are traveling to the mountains best to hold off until

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