>> we have reaction to the video and the praise memphis authorities are receiving today from nichols' emily. -- nichols' family. >> we have been hearing from officials about how would be. people have been drawing comparisons to rodney king and george floyd. shocking video came out in four different parts and featured police body camera footage and surveillance video that shows in great detail the moments after a police officer pulled over nichols' vehicle. nichols ran away after being traffic stopped, estop the police chief called into question. officers later apprehended him the video has sparked protests including one in the bay area with several more expected to take place across the weekend. nichols' mother has praised

public officials for responding to the video everyone to respond peacefully. >> i just want to ask for prayer for my family, this whole community, and i just want to say to the five police officers that murdered my son, you have also disgraced your own families when you did this, but you know what? i'm going to pray for you and your families. >> there's more than an hour of video showing officers repeatedly pepper spray nichols, then beating and kicking him while he repeatedly calls out for his mother. president biden has seen the video has called it another painful reminder of the pain and exhaustion black and brown americans face every single day. five officers who were involved in the incident have been fired. they are also facing charges including second-degree murder. of course, this is still a

developing story. we will have much more to come. ama: we are keeping watch on the protests taking place here in the bay area in memphis. dan: in the meantime, a bodycam video release today in another high-profile case, the paul pelosi attack last october. a supreme court judge ruled there was no need to keep the video secret after it was played in court last month. ama: was targeting then speaker nancy pelosi. >> certainly a lot released today, but i want to begin with a warning -- this footage is disturbing to watch. gross misinformation has circulated around the case from the beginning and tonight, we are only showing certain clips to dispel rumors and expose key oversights. >> this is san francisco police. do you need help?

>> it was october 28, just after 2:00 a.m. officers responded to a wellness check at the home of representative nancy pelosi, then speaker of the house, second in line to assume the presidency, but one of the responding officers was unaware and had to check his phone. after police knocked on the -- >> how you doing?aryowhat's goi? drop the hammer. >> suspect david to pack is seen striking paul pelosi on the head with a five-pound steel hammer a tragedy that should have been prevented. sources tell the i-team certain pieces of evidence release

exposed key security flaws. let's start with u.s. capitol police. there are surveillance cameras capturing david to pappy -- david depape walking straight on the property. he described it to an sfpd investigator. him strike the glass window 16 times before physically using his body weight to break in, yet, no one was monitoring the cameras at the time, and the i-team learn when the glass broke, the home did not have the proper upgrades in place that would immediately notify capitol police. paul police subtly hinted to the 911 operator. >> they are usually here at my house protecting my wife. >> this is san francisco police. >> but it took several attempts to make it clear there was a threat.

came into the house and he wants to wait for my wife to come home. >> the i-team learn there was no formal agreement between capitol police and sfpd at the time of the attack to address security concerns involving the former speaker and her immediate family. despite the fact the agency's department strategic plan requires these partnerships to exist to address how joint cooperation will be handled, but none of that happened. capitol police was only aware of the threat until after the initial break in and the 911 call. fathers, they fought the british, they fought the tierney. they did not give in to it.

i'm at my house. i did not mean to go surrender. >> some chilling moments with the sfpd investigator with depape talked about how he tried to comfort pelosi by touching his shoulder as they saw police through the window. when asked if he regretted his actions, his response was no, it needed to be done. the video puts in perspective how many times paul pelosi subtly hinted to the 911 operator something was wrong. >> this is san francisco police. do you need help? >> this gentleman here

for my wife to come back. nancy pelosi. please waiting for her to come back. >> do you need police, fire, or medical for anything? >> i don't think so. i don't think so. poce around? they are usually here at the house protecting my wife. >> no, this is san francisco police. he thinks everything is good. i've got a problem, but he things everything is good.

this gentleman just came into the house, and he wants to wait here for my wife to come home. >> do you know who the person is ? >> no, i don't know who he is. he's telling anything. >> what is your address, sir? what is your name? >> my name is paul pelosi. anyway, this gentleman says -- he told me to put the phone down and just do what he says. ok? >> ok, what is the gentleman's name? >> my name is david. >> he says his name is david.

>> ok, and who is david? friend. >> but you don't know who he>>'m >> ok. >> he's telling me i'm being very leading, so i've got to stop talking to you. >> ok, you sure? i can say on the phone with you until you tell me everything is ok. >> he's telling me to get off the phone. >> ok. >> six minutes elapsed since that call was made until police arrived on scene. >> that's excruciating. it is like he is clearly trying to hint without saying help, call the police. >> at the moment the call almost dropped, too, your heart kind of jumps. dan: nancy pelosi talked about the release. what are you hearing from her?

>> we are told paul pelosi is continuing to make steady progress with his recovery. congress member pelosi did talk about that. >> on behalf of my entire family, we continue to thank people for all of their prayers that they continue to send us, asking about progress my husband is making, and he is making progress, but it will take more time. as you know today, there was a release of some information. i had not heard i had not heard the confession. i had not seen the break-in, and i have absolutely no intention of seeing the deadly assault on my husband's life. i won't be making anymore statements about this case as it proceeds except to, again, thank people and inform them of paul's

progress. >> you can certainly understand why nancy pelosi would not want to see this video. dan: i don't even want to see it. >> really. truly difficult time for the entire family. dan: still to come, reaction from san francisco's archbishop following his meeting with community members and loved ones of the victims of the half moon bay massacre, that mass shooting. >> there's no way that's necessary under any circumstance. >> later, a north bay man takes action against a local city months after this video of his violent confrontation with police officers. sandhya: colder weather and even some showers in the forecast. the we can forecast

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dan: tribute continue tonight following monday's tragic mass shootings as some family members of victims are visiting the site where their loved ones were killed. me right now. it started at 5:00 this afternoon. loved ones of the victims came together at the sites where their loved ones lost their lives. family members helped out by translators as they think their supporters through tears.

some of the support received the families coming from the san francisco archbishop, who went with them to both the mushroom farm >> i must say i'm very happy to see how the community has united arounde givingthe moral support but also the practical, financial support, but also to see the love of t affected, even to the point of extending forgiveness to the one who took their loved ones away from them. >> some of that forgiveness clearly on display as families address the people gathered around them at the shooting sites. >> >> i ask god to forgive him for taking his life away.

>> the community says they are committed to honoring and remembering the lives lost. >> it is not just those families that were directly involved but our entire city. we have lost our neighbors. we have lost our workers. we have lost part of our heart. >> back out here live, we are looking at the vigil right now that is still going on. like i said, it started just after 5:00 this evening. the feeling is a very solemn one. the community still processing everything that happened, but a beautiful show of support afterwards. there are candles honoring the victims and wreaths on stage, it looks like seven representing each of the lives lost. back where we are just outside of the vigil that is still going on right now, more plans are being made to honor the lives lost. tuesday there will be an interfaith service, a candlelight procession and a lot more as the community continues to process what happened just on

monday. ama: thank you. the mass shooting brought to light the dismal living conditions of thousands of arm workers. luz pena spoke to city officials about their plan to help the community with housing. luz: as farmworkers are still processing the nightmare, the conditions of how many of them lived on these properties is now the focus. >> that should not be a priority, to make change happen. in trailers. there was no running water, and conditions were deplorable. think about mental health, what

it takes. you know, you work long hours. you want to go home and rest, you cannot. you cannot rest well. and it happens all the time. >> san mateo county supervisor is working with officials provide housing for all of the families at the two farms. >> we met him and is outside an old nursery. he says the county is considering to build at least 50 housing units and provide resources for farmworkers. committee members to be a distribution center for farmers here on the coast. >> this housing complex is what they are aiming for. moon ridge is an affordable housing complex where many agricultural families live, but

him and us says it is not enough. there's still 1500 agricultural workers living in crowded conditions. you're making only the minimum. it is very difficult. >> he says his strategy is bringing change. >> this circumstance where we actually were able to see some conditions we were not happy with, it certainly accelerated the process. >> a is of car theft following a single car crash overnight that left two people dead in san jose. the vehicle hit a light pole and caught fire this morning. a male and female passenger were

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ama: we are still in this sunny pattern. dan: it has been lovely. sandhya: it will be cooler and chillier in the coming days, so get used to the idea. i want to show you the temperature change. putting much everyone down roughly five to 10 degrees. it is nine degrees cooler in san francisco and santa rosa right now. onshore wind, return of the fog, all driving those temperatures down. notice that fog is sitting right near the coastline. we have also been seeing higher clouds passing up above the fog layer, but all of this resulted in a cool down today, and that

cooling is going to continue. let's look at what brought the cooling. it is this system that really is moisture-starved that came through and drove the numbers down. looks more like june really january. low 50's in san jose, santa clara, and half moon bay. upper 40's, so it's getting cool out there. 51 in livermore, and a live view from our san jose camera looking at the shark tank. cooling trend continues to the weekend. we are expecting cold mornings and cool days early next week. it was chillier this morning. you probably felt it. tomorrow will probably be another chilly one, mid 40's to mid dirties. watch out for the fog because it will be around and visibility will be poor. tomorrow afternoon, you are

looking at mid 50's to barely making it to 60 in san jose. breezy conditions, a mix of sun and high clouds, and then we have a light, level 1 system on our impact scale, borderline level 1, scattered showers expected, slippery roads, breezy conditions. the main impact with the system coming in is going to be the slippery roads, so just take it easy out there if you have sunday plans. as we go hour-by-hour, nine :00, some spotty showers. this is moisture starved, so we are not expecting a whole lot out of it, but certainly still very scattered in nature. notice a few showers are possible at 6:00 p.m., seeing some pockets of brief, moderate showers, so keep that in mind sunday night. rainfall estimates will range from .01, .02 to about .2 of an inch. this does turn to snow in the mountains.

we have a winter weather advisory for the sierra. three to six inches at past levels. you may see chain controls. the bigger impact for everyone will be early next week. we have a freeze watch from 12:00 to 9:00 a.m. monday for all of the bay area except san francisco. because it's going to be cold there could be some frost and freeze damage, so you will want to take precautions. friday. dan: when we continue, the man in this struggle with police now fighting back. the man's injuries are more serious than first thought. >>

hate and fear is a way to create more hate and fear. >> and oakland city councilmember sounds the alarm over escalating

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dan: good evening, once again. protests are taking place across the country right now in response to the release of the body camera video in the tyre nichols case. ama: it shows the confrontation that led to the death of nichols. protests have already begun in parts of the country including here in the bay area. dan: here a look at people gathering on market street just a while ago. nichols' family has called for peaceful protest to express the justified outrage over what the video shows. >> we want peace. we do not want any type of uproar. we do not want any type of disturbance. we want peaceful protest. ama: all five officers involved have been fired and have been charged with murder and other related charges. they have all been released on

bond. dan: today marks six months since this violent reaction to sandra -- violent reaction of san rafael police to a gardener enjoying a beer with his friends after work. >> we have word that the gardener and his lawyers have oiled a claim against the city of san rafael. dan: our viewers have be asking for an updated and here it is. the gardener still does not want us to use his real name. it turns out his injuries were more serious than first thought. lawyers for matteo till the team the hands of two police officers was so egregious the city of san rafael should pay. >> there's no way that's necessary under any circumstance. >> july 27 of last year, a gardener told officers that he and his friend like to have a beer along this remote stretch after a long day of work.

police asked for his id, but matteo explained he had to stand to retrieve it. >> take out your id, dude. >> i know, i have to take it out, but i have to take it out -- >> sit down. sit down! >> you can see from his an officer forces matteo to the ground over beer bottles, punches him in the nose and pushes his face into the rough pavement. matteo suffered a broken nose and concussion, but his attorney says it's even worse -- a shoulder injury for which he had surgery last week and ptsd. >> there's been personality changes. it has affected his marriage. he is fearful when he's out in public. he is living very much in a different life and different way than he was before. >> the claim accuses the officers of assault, battery, false arrest, false imprisonment, intentional

emotional distress, and their bosses of failure to properly screen and hire, failure to properly train, supervise, and discipline. a spokesperson for the department told me he had no comment on the claim and that their internal investigation is still underway and that the officers remain on paid administrative leave six months later. >> the fact that they have not been able to come to a conclusion that is pretty obvious to anyone who has seen those videos is pretty concerning. >> he still cannot quite prosecutors filed felony resistance charges against matteo before looking at the video. once that happened, the case was dismissed. the district attorney tells me the case is still under investigation and review for possible criminal charges against the officers. >> right now, we don't know if these officers are going to be held accountable professionally or criminally.

a civil lawsuit is sometimes the last chance somebody has for justice. this. thank you. ama: oakland city counc karen five for sounding the alarm over escalating threats she is facing. we want to warn you, some of the graphic language in this story is disturbing. carol five says the threats are not new, but the increase in severity and the number of threats are. >> this is in conjunction with the proliferation of guns on the streets gives us a sense of what we are seeing in half right now. >> keep poking the bear and it will come out of the cave one day and -- your world up.

>> it's disturbing when you start to see this right wing rhetoric pop up in oakland, california. >> council member five has been posting about the threats wait -- to raise awareness of what is happening in oakland. tis is not just her. since early 2022, 1 in election officials in the u.s. experience threats and threats against members of congress rose from 900 to in 2016 to 9605 2021. in october, than house speaker nancy pelosi's husband was attacked. >> none of you people know what you are doing and you all need to go, including you, because i'm not sure you are not a criminal. >> i don't think it is a matter of free speech. i think it is a matter of the community standing together.

slavery. this goes to white supremacy these motivated actions to undermine our black leadership. >> fife is working with the oakland police department and california state attorney general's office regarding the threat. she says the community needs to join forces to do more. >> quite frankly, creating an environment of hate and here is a way to create more hate and fear, and that with guns is a recipe for disaster. dan: just ahead, the proposa that will help address blood shortages in the united states, and then what some call a discriminatory (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to

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ama: updating our top story, this is video in from san francisco showing protesters gathered at howell and market street to express outrage over the killing of tyre nichols by tennessee police. there are protests happening nationwide right now, and we understand the san francisco crowd is now marching through downtown to the civic center.

dan: today, the fda proposed new rules that would ease blood donation restrictions for gay and bisexual men. the rule would allow men in same-sex, monogamous relationships to begin donating even if they have not abstained from sex. questions will be used to verify numbers of partners, and partners' history will be used. any change will come after a public comment period. experts believe it will help address blood shortages and remove stigma around gay men. ama: another planet entertainment previous plan to tear out the fixed orchestra level seating and now wants to install motorized pouring to make different sitting and standing available. a spokesperson says it is the only way to keep the theater open. not everyone is convinced.

to talk about the proposed renovations. dan: we are getting a first look at a pricey toilet that will be installed this summer. two companies, including one called public restroom company, are donating this modular restroom. the project was supposed to cost $1.7 million. the donation is bringing that cost down significantly. the recreation and park department still has to dish out $300,000 for other costs like landscaping design, permits, and environmental reviews. with leftover money from a state grant, san francisco plans to add other bathrooms. >> it is really nice to have a bathroom here where it bunch of senior citizens who hang out on thursdays and have a little chat group -- >> you gotta go, right? >> you gotta go. >> public restroom company is not allowed to sell this

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larry: good evening. the 49ers have 30 six postseason wins. with a victory sunday, they would tie with the patriots for most all time postseason victories. the good news regarding christian mccaffrey, his calf appears to be ok. as for brock purdy, seven as a starter for a team

won 12 in a row, but only two of those victories came on the road. he knows he does not have to be the eagles by himself. >> the blessing of playing on this team with the amount of experience and veterans that we have, knowing that means i just have to go out and get the ball to kristian, george, the ball off, let everyone do his thing, so it's not like i have to do every little thing perfect. i can go and play my game, do what i'm asked of, and get everyone the ball and let them make plays and let our defense to their thing. i have a great team around me and i know that. like i said, it is a blessing. larry: sounds so calm. eagles will undoubtedly face their toughest challenge of the season on both sides of the wall saturday. jalen hurts, their star quarterback, he is hurting. his mobility and effectiveness definitely to be tested, testing

that shoulder which is sore. hertz knows what he is up against and says he is ready for the challenge. >> we all know they hav really good defense. they are very active upfront. over the field, so you have to be accountable for all of it. >> kansas city to face the chiefs at arrowhead stadium or is it borough had -- burrowhea needless to say, the chiefs do not find this all that amusing. >> will see y'all in bur let that stick in your mind. >> feeling good about it.

>> did you just say burrowhea stadium? >> yeah. see y'all at bu >> i would not want to get chris jones angry. he's very big. i've gone back and forth on this. 23-17, and by the way, steph curry fined $25,000 for throwing his mouthguard the other day. it is not nothing, but he makes $48 million a year. it's like you going to the vending machine to get a candy bar. same kind of thing. which happens. at abc 7 cafe. ama: coming up tank, followed by 20/20 at 9:00 and don't miss abc news at

11:00. get the abc 7 bay area app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. dan: in half moon bay, community grieving the loss of seven people allegedly killed by a coworker. another mass shooting in america and another catalyst for debate over gun reform and mental health, but in the days since the attack, the hidden underbelly of an industry that employs migrant workers has been exposed. living and working conditions that are shocking by any standard. one san mateo county supervisor who inspected one of the farms off highway 92 described it this way -- horrible, horrific, deplorable conditions. we saw what basically looked like sheds, storage containers that people were living in. no insulation, no running water, nowhere where you would want to prepare food. ". they had porta potty's for bathrooms. officials say the problem is

widespread so this is not an isolated case, not a one-off. what really matters -- solving the problem of gun violence in america will take a long time, but protecting farmworkers in this country from dehumanizing living and working conditions cannot be allowed to. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook. ama: that is going to do it for this addition of abc 7 news. dan: all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening and that we see you for abc 7 news at 11:00. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

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