i think about former delegate joel jones, and my predecessor and mentor and friend from portsmouth, now circuit court judge, delegate ken melvin. all of the guys were brilliant. all of these ladies were brilliant. yet they never had the opportunity to stand where i stand now. in fact, judge melvin told me he never even fathomed getting the opportunity to stand where i am standing now so i don't take this for granted. i have spoken to many of them over a little while, and one of the things that stood out to me about all of them is the heart that they had. the integrity that they had. the care for their communities that they had. i hope to be able to emulate that. so i know i stand on the shoulders of giants. i can't even imagine what it must've have been like for doug wilder, first black governor of maryland. 1989. or fergie read, first black person elected to the general assembly since reconstruction. for george delmer who was elected during the construction to the general assembly, a black man from portsmouth. and he was a republican. every time i look around this room, i do see this.

remembers her daily commute to portsmouth in order to find community. now she is helping to shape what the space will look like. >> not everyone wants to remove the statue. some say they would like to see more historical context. there is also talk about renaming the park. construction is set to begin this summer and is expected to take two years. >>> coming up, he left his heart in the city. the new tribute to the late tony >>> here is what is going on in the bay area this weekend. love, family, and tech on the stage. it is at the conservatory theater until march 10. and, motown legend smoky robinson is said to bring his soulful sounds to oakland's paramount theater on a saturday. mean girls, the hilarious hit musical by tina fey returns to the bay area for one week only. tickets are going fast. get your ticket now. >>> okay. it is a first alert weather day. we are keeping our eye on the radar. we are seeing some of the most impressive rain this system has to offer come through right now. showers, a well-organized cold front sweeping through the bay. i

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there were some confederate memorials in portsmouth.re was a community outcry to bring them down -- it was around the time of george floyd and people wanted to remove these vestiges of jim crow out of their community, especially in the majority black city like portsmouth. we both represented portsmouth, i am the delicate entry she is the senator. she went out to a demonstration where they were protesting the monument still being up. she went there at 2:00 p.m. and said they need to come down. she left and went back to work. well, eight or nine hours later, some people started knocking them down. months later, police bring charges. a magistrate charges her with destruction of property and some other felonies, several felony offenses, all politically motivated. she had just become president pro tem of the senate, first black president pro tem of the senate, she had ascended to the lofty role and she was an easy target. we ended up defending her successfully and all the charges were dismissed. you think she was feisty then? she is even fei

thank you so much, frank. leverage from portsmouth university for that analysis. we appreciate it. my pleasure. a quick reminder of our top story is, julian massage begins his final u. k. legal battle to avoid expedition to the us on spine charges. lawyers representing the wiki leaks founder once high court judges to grant and a full appeal hearing. they have said that he, too, is on well to attend court from south with that you're up to date here on t. devine is coming up next in good shape. looks at ways to boost your mental well being. so to stick with us you can for that, i'm sarah kelly and breland. thanks for watching the in good shape on mental health or is there in the ideal dynamic stress, anxiety, depression, or pressure from exams? what to do with those psych he gets out of kilter in good shape. next on d. w or abducted with promises vacation, ukrainian, children. but they find no safety in russia. the rest of the cation, the children are forced to live with new families. under moscow's watchful lines, stolen by russia in 45 minutes on d w. the sometimes a seed is all yo

she is a senior lecturer and strategic studies at portsmouth university at a former british military intelligence officer. he joins us from oxford. frank, welcome to back to the program. we've heard criticism coming from the us regarding reports that israel plans to expand it's offensive to rough up. and operation has not started. do we have a sense of what might be being considered here? is it likely to be a wide scale assault or something different? spoken, monique server, i think it's important to realize that these way the army that went into the gaza full months ago is not the, it's way to all of your defense courses that we see today. they've loved a very great deal. so no longer do we see the frankly a discriminatory party. it discriminates as strikes on a large scale. instead, what we see is a focus on ground operations on the biggest good evidence now a subterranean operations. so that's the 1st thing. the 2nd thing is look whether the americans liked it or not in the house, by the way, did quite a lot at the tail wagging the dog with respect to the us of this operation in r

there were some confederate memorials in portsmouth.here was a community outcry to bring them down -- it was around the time of george floyd and people wanted to remove these vestiges of jim crow out of their community, especially in the majority black city like portsmouth. we both represented portsmouth, i am the delicate entry she is the senator. she went out to a demonstration where they were protesting the monument still being up. she went there at 2:00 p.m. and said they need to come down. she left and went back to work. well, eight or nine hours later, some people started knocking them down. months later, police bring charges. a magistrate charges her with destruction of property and some other felonies, several felony offenses, all politically motivated. she had just become president pro tem of the senate, first black president pro tem of the senate, she had ascended to the lofty role and she was an easy target. we ended up defending her successfully and all the charges were dismissed. you think she was feisty then? she is even f

the art commission is currently reviewing proposed monuments around the city including chinatown's portsmouth square. the commission is asking for feedback from community members. >>> still ahead, the u.s. military confirms everyone on board was killed when a helicopter crashed on the way to a southern california air base, what we learned about a possible cause. >>> for 9er fans who could not snag a super bowl ticket or have trouble buying a ticket to any major event, there is a reason, bots. we'll take you into the world of ticket hackers. >> you were skewing the world of supply and demand. >> absolutely. >>> meet the napa chef with deep roots serving kansas city barbecue now joinin growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note,

there were some confederate memorials in portsmouth. there was a community outcry to bring them down -- it was around the time of george floyd and people wanted to remove these vestiges of jim crow out of their community, especially in the majority black city like portsmouth. we both represented portsmouth, i am the delicate entry she is the senator. she went out to a demonstration where they were protesting the monument still being up. she went there at 2:00 p.m. and said they need to come down. she left and went back to work. well, eight or nine hours later, some people started knocking them down. months later, police bring charges. a magistrate charges her with destruction of property and some other felonies, several felony offenses, all politically motivated. she had just become president pro tem of the senate, first black president pro tem of the senate, she had ascended to the lofty role and she was an easy target. we ended up defending her successfully and all the charges were dismissed. you think she was feisty then? she is even

in portsmouth, the crew of the royal navy destroyer hms duncan has been carrying out training drills east. james ingham joined them during one of their exercises. flash weapon release, northwest! this ship is under attack. whistle blows. missile! spotted first on radar in this training exercise, the whistle tells hms duncan's operations room that electromagnetic activity has been detected, confirming it's a missile. hostile missile. a quick decision is taken to intercept. one of hms duncan's own sea viper missiles is launched by this controller. ultimately, i am waiting for that bit of a nod to take any inbound threats, yeah, and i deliver the good news. it's a position of responsibility, but it gives me pride knowing that we are trained to do a job and we're trained well to do thejob, and if we need to, we are willing to defend ourselves and any friendly consorts we are with. this is just an exercise, but the crew on hms duncan's sistership, hms diamond, has done this for real in the red sea. it has fired missiles at drones launched by houthis in yemen targeting commercial shipping.

now a royal navy aircraft carrier, hms prince of wales, has left portsmouth , portsmouth harbour portsmouthled attempt at the weekend. >> the £3 billion warship is now on its way to norway to take part in the largest nato exercise since the cold war. it was due to set off yesterday, but no reason was given for the last minute delay. it was called into action a week ago after hms queen elizabeth was forced to cancelits queen elizabeth was forced to cancel its deployment because of a problem with a propeller for the very latest stories, do sign up for gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts . alerts. >> thank you pauline. now let's get stuck into today's show because in the first big election event of the year tonight, gb news is hosting a special people's forum with the prime minister, rishi sunak will join our very own stephen dixon and take questions from you, the great british public in our audience . and ahead of tonight, audience. and ahead of tonight, here's what rishi sunak has to say . say. >> hi rishi here as prime minister i'm focussed

here in the uk at the naval port of portsmouth, the crew of the royal navy destroyer hms duncan has beenloyment to the middle east. james ingham joined them during one of their exercises. flash weapon release, northwest! this ship is under attack. whistle blows missile! spotted first on radar in this training exercise, the whistle tells hms duncan's operations room that electromagnetic activity has been detected, confirming it's a missile. hostile missile. a quick decision is taken to intercept, one of hms duncan's own sea viper missiles is launched by this controller. ultimately, i am waiting for that bit of a nod to take any inbound threats, yeah, and i deliver the good news. it's a position of responsibility, but it gives me pride knowing that we are trained to do a job and we're trained well to do thejob, and if we need to, we are willing to defend ourselves and any friendly consorts we are with. this is just an exercise, but the crew on hms duncan's sistership, hms diamond, has done this for real in the red sea. it has fired missiles at drones launched by houthis in yemen targeting

cooperate between the local police and the fbi comes from the seacoast region of new hampshire, near portsmouth new hampshire, a group of bank robbers kidnap a teller or a hostage. squads of fbi agents combing the countryside for any stray bits of information that may help them in the case. a farmer who had seen four men around an abandoned shack gives birth to him and their first name, the entire area is carefully searched for evidence. on a barbed wire fence hundred yards from track agents find a piece of cloth drawn from what could be a woman's dress or a man's necktie it along with other evidence, is sent to the washington laboratory. the imprint of the tire markings gives some information. the automobile that had been at the shack, a 1950 model of medium to heavy weight. all over the country. fbi members attacked normal looking for the manufacture of a distinctive fabric in both massachusetts and north carolina agents find factories with loans produce the identical pattern. at each mill. the manufacturers supply the names, wholesalers and jobbers who had purchased finished product. in wash

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the focus will be a major ceremony in portsmouth on the fifth and the members of the public and armedoberts was just 20 when his ship across the channel and straight into the thick of the action. ~ ., straight into the thick of the action. ~ . ., ., , action. wandering along the beach and a liuht action. wandering along the beach and a light and _ action. wandering along the beach and a light and rocket _ action. wandering along the beach and a light and rocket ships, - action. wandering along the beach and a light and rocket ships, 20 ofj and a light and rocket ships, 20 of them and coming down on the beach is them and coming down on the beach is the most fantastic of moving sites. with your marshall montgomery observing, it was announced that the museum in portsmouth, there will be reports instead of a true northern france and brigadier anna is organising them.— france and brigadier anna is organising them. france and brigadier anna is orauanisin them. ., , ., organising them. probably one the most important — organising them. probably one the most important things _ organising them

british military portsmouth.s today , a total of their plaques today, a total of 13 names of normandy veterans will be added to the wall as portsmouth becomes the uk's official host to mark 80 years since the d—day landings later on this year. that's the news for the very latest stories . for the very latest stories. sign up to gb news alerts, scan the qr code on the screen or go to gb news. common alerts more now from martin daubney. >> thank you pauline. now it really is all happening. let's start with day five of the controversy triggered by lee anderson's comments about islamists and london mayor sadiq khan on this show. at 5:00 on friday. still dominating the news agenda. now home secretary james cleverly has become the most high ranking tory minister to call for anderson to apologise is lee anderson refused to speak to reporters this morning. refused to speak to reporters this morning . we did speak to this morning. we did speak to me. i've got some more on that in a minute. and he has, of course, also refu

the aircraft carrier prince of wales is due to leave portsmouth soon, with suitable weather conditionsand all this could have been a simple misunderstanding, if not for the feeling of déjà vu. just a week ago , another british aircraft carrier, the queen elizabeth, was due to set sail to lead a group of ships in the largest exercise since the cold war. nato, but he too was unable to leave the harbor due to a mushroom propeller failure. the princes of wales then began to urgently prepare for a campaign as a replacement, but again there was failure. it's no wonder the newspaper headlines are filled with frustration. hope it doesn't break again. the royal navy is canceling the deployment of a £3bn warship at the last minute. the british have good reason to be unhappy here. queen elizabeth prince's two twin ships bypassed. the queen elizabeth class aircraft carriers are the largest and most powerful ever built for the royal navy. the weight of the prince of wales is 65 thousand tons, length is 280 m, maximum speed is 25 nodes since construction, both ships have spent most of the time. hist

now the air is about as clean as it is and portsmouth and they have made job out of it because those are some of the high tech jobs that can be done by people who used to work in the armaments industry. let's get about the business of environmental cleanup and clean air proposals. let's reduce solid and recycle more of it and figure out how to do it in a way that creates high technology, high wage jobs. let's change the energy policy of this country to use more natural gas and renewable resources and energy technologies that will create unbelievable numbers of jobs for people in a high tech sector. i want all of you to think about these. i think election is about what are we going to bold or timid and begins by asking, do we really believe we have to have a national economic strategy, not wait three years to go downhill in the polls? and then you come up with a little better thing to try to get things going again. you know, the economy may be better at election time. it might be a little better interest are low. people can refinance their loans. and i'm telling you, you got two huge

time. terms at the lowest cost. 40 inhabitants of bargibi stockholm, moored in the english port of portsmouthty. british government rented this ship to hold illegal immigrants there in a semi-prison situation. a native of iraq, amat el swilmin was also baptized in england in 2017 and received british documents. 4 years later he blew himself up outside a women's hospital in liverpool. the improvised explosive device went off as he approached the hospital. where are all those who are supposed to decide questions about visas, passports or other documents looking? they must know for sure whether those to whom they are issuing papers have committed crimes or not, maybe they have already been arrested, if so, then with such people need to be treated harshly, they can’t be here. british journalists, communicating with those who knew the attacker of the woman , abdullah isidi, found out that the adoption of christianity for him was a fiction, a way to legalize himself in this country. abdul shakur ezedi told the clerk at his favorite middle eastern delicatessen where he bought halal meat that he plan

there's a pub in portsmouth called george portsmouth called the george inn. around since the inn.around since the 18th just closed. 18th century. it's just closed. this . this pub. >> surely you're not going to blame that on rishi. >> hold this pub. they >> hold on. this this pub. they say the pub. the luftwaffe say we're the pub. the luftwaffe are missed. well, you know what? didn't was didn't miss them was the conservative party >> blaming your the >> so you're blaming your the closure of. i don't know it's closure of. i don't know if it's your not on sunak your local or not on rishi sunak they would say they've not had enough support. >> you know in germany was >> you know in germany there was a deal with the cost a vat cut to deal with the cost of living crisis. people of living crisis. again people can or wrong, there can say right or wrong, there has been so little for has been so little help for hospitality, for high streets, for living. for the cost of living. >> i mean, defence of >> yeah, i mean, in defence of rishi been so little rishi sunak has been so little help. he

shortest possible time and at the least cost. 40 inhabitants of the bibi stockholm barge moored in portsmouthed to christianity. the british government rented this ship to hold illegal immigrants there in a semi-prison situation. native from iraq amad. vilmin was also baptized in england in 2017 and received british documents. 4 years later he blew himself up outside a women's hospital in liverpool. the improvised explosive device went off as he approached the hospital in a taxi. all those who are supposed to resolve issues about visas, passports or other documents look there. they must know for sure whether those to whom they issue papers committed a crime or not. maybe they have already been arrested, if so, then with such people for... decades at the peak of the migration crisis in in 2015 , a huge camp formed in the french stake and those suffering to get to britain. due to the unsanitary conditions and morals that prevailed there, the camp was called a jungle; thousands of migrants lived in this jungle. look, all there is is a piece of plywood, at least a few bricks here so that it won’t

shortest possible time and at the lowest cost. 40 inhabitants of the bibi stockholm barge moored in portsmouthe british government rented this ship to hold illegal immigrants there in a semi-prison situation. a native of iraq, amat el swilmin, was also baptized in england in 2017 and received british documents. 4 years later he blew himself up outside a women's hospital in liverpool. the improvised explosive device went off as he approached the hospital in a taxi. where are they looking? all those who are supposed to decide questions about visas, passports or other documents? they must know for sure whether those to whom they are issuing papers have committed crimes or not; maybe they have already been arrested? if so, then such people must be dealt with harshly; they cannot be here. a british journalist , communicating with those who knew the attacker of the woman , abdullah isidi, found out that the adoption of christianity for him was a fiction, a way to legalize himself in this country. abdul shakur ezedi told the clerk at his favorite middle eastern delicatessen where he bought halal meat

into the 80s in amarillo, portsmouth. into the 70s in kansas city. we're going to be warm throughout the midwest. 66 degrees is the forecasted high in chicago that heat stays in place tomorrow. we're going to be warm once again, if not hot in portions of the southern plains. san angelo tomorrow 90 degrees. 82 in bat ron rouge. heavy snow in portions of the intramountain west. winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour. by tomorrow could see some strong thunderstor in the south. temperatures soaring into the 90s. 93 in san angelo. 91 in dallas. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> okay, thank you, michelle. >>> now to a unique showdown in the sunshine state. dozens competed to find out who is the ultimate florida man. >> what brings you here today? >> to watch stupidity occur on the grandest spectacular scale. it's actually a birthday present from my wife. >> the contest celebrated florida's reputation for bizarre and silly stories. some of the events included eating events, wrestling over beer, and the evading arrest obstacle course. >>> "early toda

. >> the mayor also announced there will be free parking in portsmouth square this month. san francisco's chinatown is the oldest chinatown in north america. it is the largest of its kind outside of asia. so it's a place to be to celebrate. the city's chinese new year parade is going to take place on february. 24. let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the bay bridge we had a break in the rain today. a little chilly tonight, though. come first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with a look at what we can expect tomorrow when that rain comes back. cold storm headed for the bay area. nice to see the sunshine, though today after some very dark days of very stormy weather around the bay area. but now >> looks like we're going to get that with a brief break and get back to some rain here. not as strong as the previous system, the boy and on top of what we've already had like get a longer break. i think we'll get one but not for a little bit. something else to watch out for tomorrow morning. there's a coastal flood advisory, astronomical high

. >> san francisco is incentivizing people to come to chinatown by offering free parking at portsmouth square all month and on february 24th, the day of the chinese new year parade, the central subway will be free. a free parking tyson, to be sure. >> all right, we still have much more news ahead. >> let's get to abc seven news anchor karina nova for a look at the stories coming up at 530. karina thanks, dan and ama coming up at 530. >> we're talking about the governor's response to crime in oakland. now that 120 chp officers are being sent to help crack down on car jackings retail theft and violence. abc seven news insider phil matier will join me to share his thoughts on this response. plus we're taking you back to las vegas. sports anchor casey pratt will have a live report, including what brock purdy said to the media today. join us for those stories and more. at 530 on abc seven. bay area streaming tv. >> dan and karina, thank you. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc seven news.com and join karina in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us here on tv world n

part of that push is offering the first two hours of parking for free at the garages near portsmouth and st. mary's square from now until february 1st. the muni rides will be free on the weekend of the lunar new year parade. >>> the big push for visitors comes as the area tries to recover from the economic losses suffered during apec. the lunar new year festivities kick off this weekend with the flower market fair ending with a parade on saturday, february 24th. >>> still ahead, a mother on trial after her son went on a shooting rampage at a michigan school, what she had to say about his mental say the. >> they expressed those concerns to me but not to a level where i felt he needed to go see a psychiatrist. >>> parts of southern california underwater right now and things are only expected to get worse. we'll show you what the community is facing. >> that was an eye opener to me, scary moment, thinking something like that could happen to me. >> as we begin black history month, we're honoring trail blazers here in the bay area, how an attorney who argued some of the biggest several ri

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the ice itself as no and portsmouth packet there's, it's already talked to that rule. and despite the fact that me is probably, and i'm a probably, uh the, i see the south africa kim, uh, apply a den to the b i. c j and say listen, be the situation is getting worse, israel's beginning it's onslaught of off of off. it's much more dangerous. can you issue other measures such as, was interesting about that. i think, although i would say the 1st mission exposures, the only way to comply by that is a 6 of us. yes. is fine. okay. use of how much picking up on on what they've was saying that you've touched upon it and do it. one of your 1st offices tell us more about the situation on 8 because it is right and says that it is enabling the entrance of humanitarian aid. and because edy's quotes facilitating the transfer, any amount of aid requested the scope of incoming a. it is only limited, it says by the handling capabilities of the u. n. and other agencies in the gaza strip. you were saying though, the best, but no improvement in the delivery of the availability of a dr. the

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a team of conservationists, led by the university of portsmouth, uncovered the nesting site of the "secretiveh is native to the rivers of south and south—east asia, is classified as critically endangered. let's turn to the us — alabama's main hospital has paused ivf procedures after the supreme court in the us state ruled that frozen embryos could be legally considered children. the hospital authorities say they feel for those relying on ivf to build a family but are concerned they could be prosecuted. the court ruled last week that any human life from the moment of conception was sacred. alabama, like many southern states, outlaws all abortions without exception. david willis in los angeles gave us this. we are indeed, steve. indeed. just five days after that ruling by the alabama supreme court classifying embryos as children, the largest hospital in the state of alabama, the university of alabama hospital, has said that it is putting ivf procedures on hold for the time being whilst it evaluates the potential implications of this ruling by the alabama supreme court last week, there is concer

the ice itself as no and portsmouth back it is. it's already talked to that role. and despite the fact that he is probably, and i'm a probably, uh the i see the south africa can uh, apply a den to the b i, c j and say listen, be the situation is getting worse. israel's beginning it's onslaught of off of off . it's much more dangerous. can you issue other measures such as, was interesting about that. i think although i would say the 1st nations exposures, the only way to comply by that is a 6 of us. the piece of paper, yes, is fine. okay. you're still kind of picking up on, on what they've was saying that you've touched upon it and do it. one of your 1st offices tell us more about the situation on 8 because it is right and says that it is enabling the entrance of humanitarian aid. and because edy's quotes facilitating the transfer, any amount of aid requested the scope of incoming a. it is only limited, it says by the handling capabilities of the u. n. and other agencies in the gaza strip. you were saying though, the best, but no improvement in the delivery of the a

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the departure comes as hms prince of wales set sail from portsmouth yesterday to take part .o take part. employers and landlords who allow illegal immigrants to work for them or rent their properties will face much tougher penalties from today. the civil penalty for such actions has risen to a maximum of £45,000 per worker for a first breach, landlords now also face increased penalties of £5,000 per lodger and 10,000 per occupier for a first breach. that's up from £80 and £1,000 respectively. ministers believe the crackdown will help reduce the incentive for illegal migrants to cross into the uk , and king charles into the uk, and king charles has returned to london after travelling from sandringham. his majesty had been staying at his country residence following his first cancer treatment . he's first cancer treatment. he's postponed all public facing dufies postponed all public facing duties but is continuing with behind the scenes work on his red boxes of state papers. the queen's been carrying out her royal engagements and last week said her husband was doing extremely wel

and in san francisco at chinatown's historic portsmouth square, people came out dressed in traditional garb. children received gifts and enjoyed the famed dragon dancers. city and even state leaders, elected leader, were present for the ceremony, enjoying the culture and visiting the local businesses, which are hoping for prosperity for the dragon and the most auspicious time of the lunar new year. >>> all right, and now we are going to toss it out to darren with more on the nonsuper bowl forecast, right? >> we covered that, we got it into the tease. we do have a lot of things to talk about, so let's get to it. the possibility for patchy fog tomorrow morning, which is different than this morning. so if you're an early riser you had it pretty easy saturday morning. tomorrow morning, look at the reduced visibility here. this gets us into the 8:00 hour. some of the north bay valley, some of those inland east bay valleys as well so. if you're an early morning riser on sunday, plan on giving yourself a little extra time if you're north bay or inland east bay. you might hit patchy fog tomorr

let's go through this with frank lab, which she lectures in strategic studies at portsmouth university and the okay, it's a for my military intelligence officer and john just now from the inner city of austin . a welcome back front, front. how big a blow is. the last of of difficult for ukraine or it's a slightly defeat, but i would say a couple of things. first of all, but this was the question. certainly on the last 6 months of when ne ukrainians waited a precarious position, the other end was cool. silent or capital, but i mean there's no bright side particularly to this, but what couple of observations i won't feel the russian to say. first of all, there's no question here and type of gauge, big and circled, captured and to your credit is statement is to withdraw from that savings and see to be conducted quite a effective defense west of it. but there's no equally, no doubt that strategically this comes at a very bad time, obviously the decisions to be made in the us congress. if you crate the message, passing me crazy. when we come up with a big one is continuing success. this isn

one event will be held at portsmouth square at 11 a.m, the other will be held here along grant avenue at 12:30 p.m. organizers will be giving out these red envelopes for good luck. >> i want to wish everyone sunnyvale, kong hei fat choi happy new year in san francisco! >> chinatown amber lee ktvu, fox two news well, the sonoma county winery celebrating chinese lunar new year iron horse vineyards in sebastopol released a white wine called dragon. >> the owners say the vintage blanc de blanc is made from a single vineyard chardonnay block, and it's thomas road vineyard. >> there has been a drop in volunteers at the san francisco marin food bank. they're looking for people in the community to fill hundreds of volunteer shifts by next friday. it's part of an effort to receive a much needed $25,000 donation. >> okay, well, let's hope some extra volunteers will step up to the plate. all right. thanks so much for joining us tonight for the 11:00 news. our next newscast is at 7 a.m. >> and to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime, download the fox local app to you welcom

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