head full of concealed weapons permits over the past decade. according to the sheriff's office that is about to change. as democratic lawmakers call for stricter gun control in light of the mass shootings in california one law in san francisco is loosening. >> we issued our first ccw license to an applicant. weapons permit. it allows ordinary citizens to legally carry a firearm in public. for years san francisco law made it impossible to get one but last year a decision by the supreme court loosened the eligibility requirements for these permits. san francisco sheriff homie moto says applicants no longer need to prove good cause. >> which basically means as long as you clear our background procedures and you take a safety course and demonstrate you are responsible owner you are devon the opportunity to have a license.

given a ccw will not be able to bring that firearm into government buildings or schools. private businesses can also refuse service to someone carrying a gun. federal judges and the supreme court take aim at state and local gun laws. governor newsom called out judges by name when calling for gun control after the half moon bay shooting should >> judge bonita has a name, judge nelson >>. the california rifle and pistol association says they are pleased san francisco has taken the important step in honoring the right to carry. city lawmakers plan to fight back. the board of supervisors says she is working on legislation to create sensitive areas where firearms will be prohibited including hospitals and daycare centers. >> i would be 100% in sort of that. >> supervisor hillary ronen said she also wants to put limits on

people with ccw's. >> any move backwards as a loss for us and will fight it every step of the way. >> mayor london breed said she was not prepared to comment on the loosening walls. do you have concerns about federal judges targeting our state local laws? >> i do have very serious concerns about people using any and all means necessary to get access to guns. >> right now the sheriff says they have 72 applications and a process for a ccw permit. compare that to four they processed in the last 10 years. once a person is approved for a permit like this first individual they will have to complete a training program before the permit is issued. >> the numbers are going what about the permitting process itself? what was it like prior to the supreme prior to the ruling it was a

high bar to get a permit in san francisco the sheriff said someone who was a target like a judge or someone who sells diamonds might have been able to get one. now the bar is much lower. anyone cou in was the first county in the bay area and much of the state requiring all applicants pass a psychological exam to be approved. >> thank you. i alameda county newly elected district attorney pamela price is reopening the investigations of six deadly police shootings and two in custody deaths. she announced the newly formed public accountability unit. case is being reviewed include that of mario gonzalez who died while being restrained by alameda police officers in april of 2021. two other cases involve an oakland officer who shot and killed two unarmed men within a seven month period. the deadly shootings of augustine gonzalez and caleb smith both involving hayward police are also being reviewed as well as the deaths of joshua

gloria by fremont officers. part of the accountability she promised when she campaigned. she says the police accountability unit and its work are the start of the reckoning alameda county has asked for as a result of electing her. >> and alameda county judge has granted a review of the ballots from the recent oakland school board election should this not an official recount comes after the rich stars office determined there was an error in the vote count. ryan curry shows us what this means. >> the judge in the oakland unified district four school board case is ordering a review of the already counted ballots. he has called on the registrar's office to let the attorneys for mike hutchinson and nick resnick review the ballots. this is not overturning the results but this is a step in the process. resnick has already been certified as the winner but hutchinson may have one based on

rank-choice voting should ballots in question are going to be pulled from ballot boxes at the courthouse tomorrow and probably the next day. on monday and tuesday of next week there is going to be a review of those ballots in question. >> an official recount has not yet been ordered but the alameda county board of supervisors are calling for clarity in this election. cal state east bay political science professor lee says it is crucial every voter has their vote counted in the right way especially for local elections. >> rank-choice voting is another complication. every vote should count especially in these local elections where the margins are so close. >> we reached out to resnick and the registrar's office. neither have returned our request for an interview. lee says they should get up -- i get sorted out in the right way. >> this is their children's education. especially oakland has so many issues surrounding what is going on in the school districts.

it is absolutely important people feel heard and represented. >> the first hearing is set for february 10 to determine the next steps. as for now resnick is sitting on the school board for district four. hutchinson says he feels confident he will eventually be declared the winner. >> this feels like a neces step and hopefully this will we affirm the numbers we have been given which show i won the election in district four. >> a memorial service is getting underway in half moon bay for the victims of last week's devastating mass shooting. we have a live picture inside of the district event center where the interfaith service is taking place. a candlelight procession will follow from the center to ides hall on main street. here are the names of the victims lost. 66-year-old she

his brother pedro was also shot. thankfully he survived. castillo will have a live report from the service coming up. >> san mateo's board of supervisors held a moment of silence in memory of the victims at their meeting today. as lena howland reports they also hope to honor the victims by helping farmworkers along the coast. >> board of supervisors meeting since seven farmworkers were gunned down in the work place of two separate farms at half moon bay, their lives honored through prayer. >> make us instruments of your peace. where there is hatred, let us so love. >> by each supervisors, just

eight days after the tragedy. >> we are trying to figure out in this moment how did we move forward and change in a way where we can go ahead and make the coast, renu the coast as a beacon for years to come. >> supervisor mueller who represents half moon bay discusses lessons learned from the shooting shining a light on the living conditions of farmworkers called into question in the days following the shooting. now putting out a call to action to seize the moment. >> move them to affordable housing. that is healthy and a quality they deserve and their families deserve. >> supervisor david can up asking everyone to work together to find solutions for not only better housing but mental health to prevent tragedies like these from happening again. >> these mass killings continue to occur. things need to change.

government cannot solve all the issues. nor can nonprofits. nor can business. when we work together and we are strong, we provide a united front and we are stronger together. >> now calling on governor newsom for help. >> please, governor newsom, you came and visited us. thank you for visiting the victims but please double, quadruple down on the resources we need for farmworker housing and mental health. we need help as counties. county officials designated the first week of february as national come violence survivors week. >> another frigid n morning around the bay area. >> video overnight from pleasant hill where cars and buildings are covered with a coat of frost once again.

the temperature plunged to 34 degrees just after midnight. spencer christian joining us to show how far temperatures fell and how much longer this cold spell is going to last. our way. the early-morning low temperatures dropped into the upper 20's in low 30's in the coldest inland spots. the good news is we did not have a freeze warning in effect. we do have a frost advisory or that is for the entire bay area with the exception of communities around the bay, shoreline and coast. it is a good idea to protect pets, pipes, plants and people. look for low temperatures overnight in fairfield. we are not expecting many clergy -- many locations to drop below freezing. mainly low 30's inland and upper 30's right around the bay shoreline. you will probably -- you can

probably expect frost on windshields tomorrow morning. a warm up is coming our way. more in my forecast a little later. some >> stability is coming to san jose state university as its brand-new president gets to work good the present -- the previous president resigned during a sexual harassment investigation being conducted by federal officials. >> it is the early weeks o new semester at san jose state and it is the start of the new leadership. 16. >> i am proud to be leaving the oldest university on the west. >> she comes to u.s. -- she comes from texas university. she served as a vice president at fresno state for more than a decade. the new president saying she has big goals for san jose state. >> what is education look like

in 2023 and beyond? what are the degrees we need to be offering? what are the experiences students need to have? >> she says continuing to grow enrollment will also be a were priority along with affordable housing solutions for students and better connecting to the business and nonprofit worlds. the university had a inter president since 2021. a dark time the university is still coping with. >> i was not here then so my intent is to lead forward with the sole purpose and intention of insuring every student is safe and secure, feels comfortable reaching out for resources, can share experiences. we have put a lot of practices in place to mitigate anything like this happening again. about what they are hoping for in the new president. the one common ask is accessibility. >> be accessible to students. having that important face as

being a president. to show you are there with good intent to make sure you are letting these things happen like that sexual assault. >> i hope she is able to communicate she will be ready for anyone. >> she says she is ready to meet those needs. >> look for me on campus. tucked me on social media. i look forward to connecting with you. >> outrage in san francisco. complaints of a double standard when it comes to city sidewalks. the big comeback from monarch butterflies. a recent occurrence may putting numbers at risk. allies in action. one woman's determination to one woman's determination to rescue dogs and ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren,

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residents have had in place is now being targeted by the department of public works after someone complained to 311. >> the city has asked us to apply for an encroachment permit on the sidewalk. or remove the benches. throughout the city. we have all had to walk around them. in bikes, scooters, homeless encampments to name a few. >> the big thing we want to make sure is there is going to be no hazards particularly for people visually impaired. if they are using a wheelchair. any other issues. we want to try to keep the path of travel safe for all users. >> one thing these neighbors have are unusually wide sidewalks. let's measure, shall we? we measured from the curb to the benches in question. nearly 14 feet of available space. plenty of room for strollers and more. the notice given to neighbors specifies they must apply for a minor encroachment permit at a

cost of them of $1400. >> no way i am going to pay $1400. i would just take it down if i have to. >> if it is similar to how the school board was dealing with renaming high schools during the pandemic rather than dealing with distance-learning. it seems like it is a non-issue that is creating a lot of energy and use of resources for something that was not a problem in the first place. >> public works is working with neighbors and the local district supervisor to find a solution. in statement she said my office is working with dpw to maintain the community atmosphere on mirabelle which means keeping the benches where they are. only the board of supervisors can waive the fees or come up with legislation that would allow this kind of encroachment as part of the neighborhood. >>

numbers, western monarch butterflies seem to make eight -- him to be making a comeback in the bay area. experts say the recent storms can take a toll on the population. monarch butterflies are on the endangered list because of fast dwindling numbers. today a society released the final numbers. a monarchs were spotted across the area. the result of a second count conducted earlier this month could undo that progress. >> in general over the last seven years of conducting these follow-up counts we have seen 30 to 50% decline from the thanksgiving count to the new year's count. because the storms were so intense and back to back this year, it seems reasonable to assume there might be increased mortality. >> is not the direction we wanted to go. the results from the new year's count are expected to be released in february.

>> don't want to see the numbers go down. don't want to see temperature numbers go down. we went to see them go up a little bit. > it has in chile in the morning. >> we have milder weather coming our way. we have calm conditions outside. take a look at the surface wind speeds pure the only breezy spot is along the coastline. 13 mile per hour san francisco. 24 hour temperature change indicates it is a few degrees warmer in most bay area locations and here's the view from sutro tower looking over san francisco under a blue sky. 56 degrees in the city. 59 in palo alto. 54 at half moon bay. which blues guy over the golden gate. not very -- which blue sky over the golden gate. other locations in the upper. novato, fairfield, concord and livermore.

you see a few clouds in the distance. these are our forecast features. clear and cold overnight. no freeze warning. clouds will increase tomorrow and thursday. we can expect a wet unsettled patent beginning on friday continuing into the weekend to surf is rough. a beach hazard in effect. north west swell has triggered the risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. that will diminish as we get later into the nighttime hours to both talk about the frosty overnight. it's -- overnight. cabbages job down to above freezing in the cold spots and mid to upper 30's and the other locations. here is a look at projected lows. 32 degrees at santa rosa. down to 31 at fairfield. virtually all the inland communities will drop into the low 30's peered around the bay shoreline we will see mid 30

spirit on the coast lows in the upper 30's to 40. high temperatures gaining another degree or two. mid to upper 50's just about everywhere else. i almost forgot. we have a forecast animation taking us into the end of the week to thursday night ring comes in. through the day on friday. late saturday and other with moisture comes in. that is a look at the pattern for this wet weather we can expect at the end of the week. these storms coming our way for friday and sunday are light storms. they rank level 1 on the storm impact scale. they will bring us some measurable rain and things start to clear out early next week. >> kind of what we need to keep going. >> just ahead, this pretty much thrown the 49ers

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>> it happen sooner than all of us wanted with the off season for the 49ers. we'll watch the path in life. the painful departure from the nfl playoffs and the nfc championship game. dustin dorsey caught up with the players as they look toward what

is ahead for the red and gold. >> the nfl tradition painful for 31 of 32 teams every year. locker cleanout. some of these boxes temporarily moving out of the locker room as the off-season begins. others may not return. the one word now on everyone's mind, future. >> we could not finish at the way we wanted to. when you look at it in its totality we don't have anything to hold our head about. >> it is cliché to say we'll be back next year better than ever. that is the mindset to >> know choice for guys like fred warner but to look toward the future. >> the pain still fresh minds after an nfc championship departure at the hands of the philadelphia eagles where the niners ran out of quarterbacks. brock purdy ready to move into months of rehab after tearing his ucl in the game. >> excited for the journey on the road ahead. going to keep my head down and grind away. god has a plan for all of us.

>> brock purdy was a savior. it is unclear what year will bring for mr. not so irrelevant. from a team without a quarterback to a problem of how to pick one, lance says the work begins now to prove he is the guy to -- he is the guy for the job. >> nothing has really changed. >> after back-to-back nfc championship exits for san francisco players and fans are itching to get back to the big game. a super bowl in las vegas. when everyone stood no is -- what is it what it take to get over the hump? >> i don't think it takes much more than what we had this year. >> great roster depth. get the ball to the guys to make plays and stay as healthy as you can be. >> we won't know the true answers in toto meets paul next season. trey lance said it best. that gives us media and fans plenty to talk about. for now the off-season begins.

>> just ahead, how a report in the tyre nichols murder case does not match with what we have now seen in the body camera. >> one local woman's extraordinary around the world effort to find homes f

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january 7 which was not seen in the video. officials wrote he was violent and grabbed a gun from an officer. officer claim to be a victim in the report. report failed to mention officers repeatedly kicked and punched him. five officers are facing seven counts of second-degree murder. two sheriffs deputies were put on leave. three employees from the fire department were fired. he died three days later from his injuries. charged after alec baldwin with involuntary manslaughter in fatal shooting on the set of the movie rest. the cinematographer died shortly after being wounded while filming on the outskirts of santa fe. this happened in 2021. baldwin was pointing a pistol when the gun went off killing her and wounding the director. he has described the killing as a tragic accident and said he was told begun was safe. >> paypal becomes the latest bay area tech firm to announce layoffs. the san jose-based company says

it will trim 7% of its total workforce or about 2000 full-time workers. paypal says it will make reductions over several weeks with some organizations affected more than other. paypal is the parent of digital payment companies including vend mode in braintree. in the past month google, intel and salesforce have announced layoffs. at abc 7 we are inspired by people working to create change and we are committed to sharing their stories so we can all be allies in action. >> tonight we are bringing you the story of one woman's determination to rescue dogs and cats in taiwan and bring them to the bay area where they find a loving home. >> leanne melendez discovered the organization angels for humans, animals and nature rate here in san francisco. >> if the dog feels the love from you, they will communicate with you. i do believe that.

my name is victoria and i am from angels for humans, animals and nature. he is named after taiwan, his homeland. we are a little uncertain about his age but we think about nine. this little cutie is angel. she is also probably about nine. when she was about one, she was astray in rural taiwan. she somehow got caught in an animal trap. she was found trapped. and rescued. lost her leg in the process. this lady from spca handed me a tape. that is how it was done. i did not know. one day i put the tape -- i

looked at it. it was -- i was so horrified what i saw. according to my calculation we probably saved like 10 to 20,000 including cats. around 20,000. just dogs probably over 10,000. they all need to be spayed and neutered. they'll need to have a clear health check. so when they come here there will not be any problems or surprises. >> they are so ethical in the way they provide real information about dogs. i don't think people need to worry about adopting a dog from another country and getting something very different than they expect. > i want to give credit to the person in taiwan who is your main person. what is her name? >> her name is jasmine. >> what does she do? >> first she will check out the dog being rescued and make sure they has a health record, all the paperwork as right and she will do an evaluation of the

dog's temperament. once sheteen swhatpe of famil we suitable for these dogs. >> one of the things that was the most helpful was they provide videos. videos you can get a sense of the temperament of the dog. >> when they are getting ready to come, the foster or rescuers, they usually start to use english commands to train them a little bit. >> they find a traveler who is a volunteer who is responsible for them. the airlines will not just fly dogs in a crate without a human. they have recruited volunteers who travel frequently for business between san francisco and taiwan. >> what was that moment like when you went to the airport to pick up -- wha like? >> i was very nervous.

so nervous that i asked a friend to go with me and do the driving. but just great anticipation. these two have added so much to my life. particularly during covid. i do not know what i would have done when we were truly isolating. they were my pod. >> slowly but surely we all start to learn about how to love not just ourselves, not just human beings and also other living creatures on this earth. ♪ recognizes local people building a better bay area. if you know someone working to create real change, tell us

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boeing. the company is delivering its final 747 jumbo jet to cargo carrier atlas air. this is file footage of the massive plane that revolutionized international travel when it debuted in 269 with the ability to carry 500 passengers. they have been phased out to make way for a more profitable and fuel-efficient plane. it is the 1574th one boeing. how many times have you flown in boeing 747 and for how long was that the standard? >> a lot of my international flights in the 1980's and 90's were on 747s. i used to love them except on takeoff they seemed to lumber so slowly. i was always looking back saying gain altitude. but they were cozy. >> we know how they had the second floor? he woke up the stairs and you feel so special.

this is such an amazing experience. >> is that where the first classes? that is the only way you fly. >> that i tell you about the time i boarded the plane and there was spencer on d first ro? >> you are on row 50. keep walking. >> a woman born in san francisco is the world's oldest person. meet maria. she was born 115 years ago in san francisco. she was eight when her family moved to spain where she has lived ever since. maria is apparently active on twitter thanks to her kids. her profile says she is old but she is not an idiot. she says her secret to a long life is staying away from toxic people. i think that might be her children or grandchildren language. toxic paper. -- toxic people. >> i think that is good advice for everyone. i love her twitter quote.

i am not an idiot. she still has spunk. >> spunk is helpful also for longevity t. think about all the really old people you have met. >> yeah. you have to take over the title i of these years, spencer. >> i hope to live that long. >> when you are 116 and tweeting you can go -- however i. if you're looking to test your relationship and make some cash, here is a contest for you. a financial website is looking for a couple for its ikea diy duo. the company will be giving $1000 in credit to buy a bedroom set and assemble it and document the experience. the winners would get $1000 for completing the task. applications are open until valentine's day. >> will you still have a valentine after that?

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parts of minnesota are going through quite the cold spell. it is especially cold even for minnesota. it was so cold they froze a soap bubble recently. it is from the town of graysville. it shows ice spreading quickly on several soap bubbles. the national weather service had temperatures in the area hit lows of -29 degrees. i guess we should not complain about 34 in the bay area. >> 32 to 34 seems cold to us my gosh. i have an in conditions like that. you try to talk and your facial muscles -- >> your mouth will not move. >> i get icicles on my mustache. >> in your weather report hav you ever conducted those science experiences like the heat ones with the pavement and the egg? >> i have not. usually either the cold conditions i'm too uncomfortable to think about it.

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hovered in the single digits. that is way down from the august peak of 450 cases a day. more than 30,000 people in the u.s. have been diagnosed including 23 people who died. >> part of the bay area will be getting a new area code starting tomorrow. 369 will overlay the current area for the 707 numbers. the map right here shows the current 707 area code. it includes all or part of marin, sonoma, napa and solano counties and runs to the oregon border. the area is expected to run out of 707 numbers by the end of today perhaps. that happens the new numbers will be getting the 369 area code. existing numbers will not be changing. >> people get upset about that. >> they do. >> your area code is your identity. time for consumer news. >> michael finney here with headlines. >> tesla, they are in the news every day now. tesla today confirmed the

department of justice has asked for documents on its autopilot and full self-driving features. there have been dozens of crashes involving tesla's which automated systems have come into question. drivers have reported the cars unexpectedly break. tesla says it is not aware of any ongoing investigation. it has concluded any wrongdoing occurs -- denying any wrong card -- wrongdoing occurs. the website says despite the names of the feature cars cannot drive themselves. the national highway traffic safety administration has been looking into the automated systems since 201. a6 potential problem with four explorers. the national highway traffic safety administration is getting complaints the windshield trim panels can fly off of the suvs while traveling at highway speeds. the agency says it has received 160 four complaints about the trim pieces detaching on two

thirds -- 2011 through 2019 explorers. the pro will cover nearly 1.9 million vehicles. the biggest concern is other cars can be hit by flying away pieces causing a crash. parents might want to think twice about taking their kids to the grocery store. a study by online site says parents are likely to spend 35% more when their kids are with mpa the study finds an average solo trip to the store runs shoppers about $133. wring your kids and the shopping trip costs closer to 180. in the cereal aisle. >> that is why my mom always says touch anything, don't look at anything. if it's not on the list i'm not getting it. >> when she's checking out what are all these potato chips and candy bars doing here? thanks a lot. >> turning our attention to the

weather. taking about minnesota. -29. we cannot complain. >> we cannot complain if it gets close to 29. >> it is boldly compared to what is going on in the upper midwest. we don't have a freeze warning in effect but we have a frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. that is for all the bay area except for the bay shoreline and the coast. upper 30's in the bay. highs tomorrow under sunny skies with increasing high clouds it upper 50's close to 60. the accuweather 7-day forecast looks like this. clouds continue to increase on thursday. a little bit of a break on saturday. another way system comes in late saturday into sunday. we start next week with drier conditions. >> it is a super bowl trip for

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11:00. dreams occasionally do come true. a new movie packed with stars young and old tells the true but hilarious story of some elderly women who made the pilgrimage to the super bowl to watch tom brady and the patriots. george pennacchio with our sister station in los angeles. ♪ >> smack me >> i'm so embarrassed. >> 80 for brady is inspired by the true story of four football loving friends who happen to love tom brady. it also speaks to the power of aging. >> in my case it allows you to be able to say the things you years ago thought about but did not have the will or energy or bravery to say and now it comes lathering out of my mouth. >> i know her.

>> as far as i'm concerned this is the best time of my life. >> taking this one. >> i live for the moment. i find that life is filled with moments. i did not know these things when i was younger. >> let's go to the super bowl. >> this could be tom's last one. that is like 80 in people years. >> if people laugh, and they root for us -- >> she is a sucker for a laugh. you were a sucker for a left on grace and >> frankie. that is what i love you. >> i left several times watching. i teared up several times as well. >> that is so great. we wanted this movie to be all those things. >> we face the unknown together. >> it is a movie about football and friendship.

it is very male. a lot of testosterone from the end. then all this great -- estrogen. >> we don't have any estrogen anymore. it has to be something else. >> i do. >> i don't think so. we don't do that. >> rooting for tom brady i was rooting for them. 80 for brady is a sweet fun time at the movies with four actresses who know their stuff. it opens on friday. >> got to check it out. abc7news is trimming 24/7. get the bay area streaming tv up and join us whenever you want and wherever you are. that is going to do it for abc7news at 4:00. abc7news at 5:00 is coming your way next.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: moon bay a memorial service is underway to remember seven people killed last week at two mushroom farms in the city. that evening, thank you for joining us. >> the service started just about an hour ago giving community members a chance to come together in their grief. dan: amanda is there an joins us live. >> this marks another night of healing for the residence of half moon bay.