almost two weeks later on this past monday, he resigned. >> today she went public with the details of her relationship with hill. >> kate larson has the new developments in this story. >> there have been rumblings for a while. the mayor admitted to having a romantic relationship 20 years ago and accepting a gift from him valued at $5,600.$5,600 now some supervisors are expressing deep concern. >> i talked to the city attorney. that is a clear violation of the law. because of that serious violation and the serious

culture of corruption that pervades the city, i believe that she should voluntarily resign. >> i can't help but believe that the mayor's office is in crisis communications mode. >> intends to repay. >> i do not care about who dated who when, but i do care. >> sub ordinates giving their bosses gifts, not reporting those gifts, there are gift limits under the law. >> they are far below $5,600. >> i want to be clear the gift is not reportable. under our fpc laws in checking with my attorney, based on our relationship, this is not a reportable gift.

i'm not required by any laws to provide this information but i felt it was important to do so for the sake of full transparency to put it out there. >> he was arrested two weeks ago on fraud charges, all laid out in a complaint that allege as twisted government description scandal involve willing restauranture nick bovis. the supervisor thinks the mayor should step back temporarily while an investigation is completed and san francisco's new district attorney says that his office intends to investigate any criminal liability. in san francisco, i'm kate larson, abc 7 news. >> politics is a small world. new at 6:00, some insight from people who have known london breed and worked with her for decades. two members of bart's board of

directors. >> i was extremely impressed with her forthcoming nature. and i do know that the ways in which african-american elected officials, especially women, are portrayed, we need to be forth right, which she's being and be honest, which she's being and she's stepping out. >> i just want to put myself on the record of saying while we have political differences, i'm very proud of her for coming forward in the way that she did. i think while her post is painful to read in some ways i think there's real beauty in it and also vulnerability. those of us blessed and entrusted by the public to have power, sometimes it's good to be a little more vulnerable. >> we have included the mayor's entire essay that was posted on our web site. when the mayor spoke earlier today we streamed it live so you could watch it has it happened. we sent out this push alert through the abc 7 news app.

>> new at 6:00, a house fire on belmont court and pleasant hill put up heffy smoke that could be seen across the bay in san francisco and morin county. the hope which was under construction and unoccupied was destroyed by the flames. the fire was knocked down about an hour later, no one was hurt. >> what we'll are under arrest. leslie brink lives us live from dublin where one of the suspects appeared in court today. >> reporter: that's right. the next court day will be february 20th. we have two suspects arrested with what police say are gang ties they still have not been able to really spell out what the motive was for killing these two young boys but they are piecing more evidence together. they say there could be more

arrests in this disturbing story. >> 18-year-old jason from caster valley and a 17-year-old juvenile from hayward have both been arrested and charged with the murders. >> union city police say 11-year-old kevin hernandez drove his mom's van to the elementary school parking lot on november 23rd. 14-year-old sean worthington was with him. at 1:34 a.m. the boys were attacked. the boys died. three months of investigations led to six search warrants served last week that led to drug and weapons seizures. >> two handguns, three assault weapons and several high capacity magazines. >> reporter: they provided evidence for the arrests in the double murder. they were charged on thursday. >> the complaint also alleges a gang enhancement in that these

killings were done with the benefit, direction and association of a criminal street gang. >> reporter: california's attorney general made the big announcement of the arrest paying tribute o the other agencies including chp, hayward and union city police, almeida county. >> it encourages people in our communities who probably know a little bit more and they may be afraid to tell to come forward. >> it's reassuring to know as a community all the different agencies involved came together to bring closure to these families. >> reporter: i asked the police why the 17-year-old and 18-year-old gang members would approach an 11-year-old and 14-year-old in a parking lot. they've not answered that question of motive but they're hoping as they talk to the suspects, comb through all this evidence and talk to more people

in the greater community they might come up with an answer to that question. reporting live in dublin, leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> thank you. fans wishing to attend the public memorial for gianna kobe bryant can register for tickets. the event will be held at 10 a.m. at the staples center. the event will be restricted to tkt holders and there will be no ceremonies outside the center or at nearby l.a. live. tickets for the event will come in three price levels. top-fooer tickets of $224. some will be two for $24 and others can be purchased for $22.04. today the valentine wish reads "to my forever valentine, i love you so much, kisses to you and

gigi in heaven, happy valentine's day, my babies. >> the spread of the corona virus appears to have slowed a bit today with over 2,200 new cases reported. 15 cases are in the united states. the latest is an evacuee air base in texas. today san diego county declared a local emergency and will help with financial aid. san diego county has two confirmed cases of coronavirus. >> today's -- it does signify another step in the county's ongoing efforts to best protect the public. >> earlier santa clara county declared a local emergency. two cases of the coronavirus have been reported there as well. it has led to the cancelling of a summit held next month march

9th through the 12th in san francisco. it made the decision because of the evolving public health risks related to coronavirus. the security conference is still on for this month. >> china continues to struggle to contain the coronavirus where the outbreak began. the longer that epidemic goes on the, the greater the frustration level among its citizens. a life long china scholar at stanford says that makes china's powerful president vulnerable to criticism. >> reporter: the growth and infections and deaths from coronavirus in china is putting more pressure than ever on president xi jinping. human dignity on occasion has been cast aside. >> at some point the chinese will say we're going backwards too far too fast. we need some alternatives.

>> this professor wrote a book about china's leaders. depending how long the crisis lasts, he believes president xi will at some point be held accountable for the slow response to the crisis, a lack of transparency. the chinese citizens have criticized the government on social media, even praising the doctor who blew the whistle about the new strain of virus, only to be punished for doing that. discontent is rarely voiced. >> now economic growth is threatened not only by this but the trade war and all the other policies that the central government's been pursuing and also this is a threat right to the basic security of every family. >> the doctor says u.s. policy toward china may explain why access to the cdc has been limited. >> they've taken an antagonistic

point of view and they're therefore going to provide less access to china because they fear we will use this to delegitimate china or use it in ways harmful to the chinese leadership. >> reporter: as chairman mao once wrote, a single spark can start a prairie fire. >> we know you want information about coronavirus. we have dedicated a page on our web site to all our reporting on this subject. you'll find it at abc7news.com. >> they say a picture is worth a thousand word. for one bay area photographer, it's earned him an assist letter. >> we are on keanu watch. >> i'm on weather watch this weekend. it going to bring us a little bit of

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and beat him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message - because there is nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. . >> a photographer that took this picture faces legal action, claiming he trespassed to get the shot. >> it's the bridge that's always ready for a selfie. ask any tourist. >> my exposure is 1-250. >> the photographer says it's his favorite bridge by far. >> i'm a guy that wants to go on rocks and get an unusual angle. i'm not the only one who has done it.

>> but this picture got the attention of the golden gate bridge district. >> they say it's an illegal angle. >> yeah. >> do you think it was illegal? >> not really, know. >> getty just got the cease and desist order from the district, which claims he trespassed into a restricted area to get the shot. >> we did get a ticket in 2014. >> reporter: he admits he was cited in 2014 and stopped by police in the same area in december. >> we're not going to give you a ticket but we want you to delete your pictures. i said nuh-ah. >> we do enforce the rules and laws around sharing photos from restricted areas at the bridge. >> it says "no trespassing."

>> but we know that's for the road. >> getty says he hasn't sold one of these pictures but says he has no plans to remove it from his web site. >> i'm just a nobody. i take pictures, i have fun. >> he's stand being his ground. abc 7 is keeping a close eye on mass transit as part of our effort to help build a better bay area. bart is trying to get people out of their cars and develop transit hubs with housing and retail that may end up with more expensive parking. spaces fill up very quickly. rebecca saltzman face as pricing system based more on demand, perhaps capped at $6, as a way to raise revenue. >> we want to make sure we're opening up spaces for people who need them. >> doubling the fees could raise an extra $10 million to $15

million per year. deborah allen, another bart board member, realizes that could make people upset. >> we visited every single station in the system. now we're getting back on board bart. look for our special bart week coverage starting february 24th. >> it's no secret filming for the movie "matrix 4" all over the place. that had us on keanu reeves watch all day. >> reporter: good evening. it was a pretty big mission. we were very committed to it. this is where we started. this is a full-on movie set that is now called a simulatte. we had to go find our own

sources. >> i think that's a film truck right there. we've been driving around this area now where we know he's filming because we're seeing film trucks. people have started him. >> my buddy, my co-worker seen him yesterday. >> have you seen keanu reeves? >> no, where? >> are you looking for him? the film crew we started on montgomery street tight lipped about their star and started to bring down the window shades. >> keanu reeves, is he going to be here today if. >> it seems all of san francisco has been on keanu watch. the actor is in town filming "matrix 4." >> he's in the back. we're hiding him. >> i'm keeping him for myself. >> i've been looking day and night. >> they want to give him free stuff.

and he did stop by house of nan king on kearney street. >> he came 20 years ago. he loved this place. it's awesome he came back again. like right where that photo is that we have right there. >> you know you're sitting where keanu reeves was sitting just recently. >> that's exciting news. >> nor siganother sighting. >> yes. >> did he come in for a hair cut? >> no. i don't know why everybody love him. >> we did hear whispers that keanu might be filming here sometime later tonight. if you want to go on your own keanu watch and watch movie making, that's all happening this weekend. we've got a full list on our web site, abc7news.com. >> a lot going on. thanks, chris. >> i don't know what to say

baby. whoa. don't you want to talk more about keanu? >> maybe we'll find him on the maps. >> we'll see a little fog developing during the overnight hours. it's beautiful. here's a view from our rooftop camera, looking this is how it looks from emeryville looking westward under mainly clear skies, 57 up north, 51, mid to upper 50s at fairfield and 56 at livermore. we have clear skies over san jose. it will be milder tomorrow but breezy and cooler on sunday. gusty winds will develop in the hills in the area on monday but spring-like weather basically all of next week. fog will develop over the cows and there will be lots of fog

over in the central valley. overnight lows will be mainly in the low to mid 40s, a little chilly in the north bay valley. tomorrow high clouds will probably linger over the north bay but the skies will be bright, sunnier in other parts of the bait area. highs will range from upper 50s at the coast, 60s to the bay shoreline and 70 inland. deeper into the weekend, we'll start our animation, 5 p.m. tomorrow we'll see rain and high-elevation snow over oregon and washington. early sunday morning some of that precipitation is moving down into the northern most part of california and we're not likely to see any of that rainfall reach the bay area. looks like it will start in the north before it moves out of here. sunday lingering high clouds with basically bright skies and rather nice weather, as a matter of fact. here's the seven-day forecast. it's going to get breezy and

cooler on sunday but no precipitation is expected. then on monday, president's day, gusty in the hills but nice little warmup. we'll see highs up around 70 degrees inland, upper 60s along the bay. not much of a dropoff on temperatures tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday, all of next week is looking sunny, mild and pretty spring-like. >> thanks, spencer . >> it's

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san francisco international's airport new sky terrace is open, it's located at terminal 2 and cost about $6 million to build. you don't have to have a plane ticket to get inside and there is no charge to enter, by the way. the milwaukee came up with a simple solution to help travelers escaping the cold. it debuted a new coat check service. travelers leaving milwaukee where the weather is currently in the low teens, by the way, can now drop off their heavy coat before take-off leaving extra baggage space for beach towels and swim suits. >> that would be great if travelers who were arriving there could borrow. you don't want to have to pack that jacket. >> you may have seen girl scouts setting up shop at grocery stores and shops selling their

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get solved. >> tonight a breakthrough in a rain case dating back to 2004 thanks to dna evidence. >> police believe they have the man responsible for raping a woman. >> the mountain view police department can now say it is one step closer to delivering justice for a sexual assault survivor. >> the first thing she said was i'm going to get a good night's sleep tonight. i'm finally going to be able to sleep without one eye open. >> 45-year-old van overton jr. from albuquerque new mexico was arrested and extradited after being linked to a 2004 sexual assault. >> there are certain cases that never leave you. you remember the anniversary, you remember the statement. >> reporter: the captain responded to the motel after getting word a man broke into a woman's room and sexually assaulted her. he was able to get away but left

behind dna on a pillow, which was submitted to the national database known as codis. >> we knew we had our suspect's profile in the system and eventually would track that person down one way or another. >> reporter: a break came last month as officials were working through a back log of rain kits. an assault in albuquerque seemed to match the dna from mountain view. within weeks, mountain view police narrowed in on overton and were able to serve him with a warrant to obtain a dna sample. last week the crime lab was able to confirm his dna matched the evidence from both cases. >> it can encourage victims that, yes, it might take a while but it is possible for to us find the person who hurt them. >> overton faces 15 years to life in prison.

>> no matter what your case is, we're not going to give up. >> closing arguments in the harvey weinstein case have come to a close today and we may have a verdict as early as next week. jury deliberation is set to begin on tuesday. during closing arguments today, prosecutors told jurors that weinstein was a predator who lured women with a hallmark pattern of preying on them. weinstein's defense says the evidence just isn't there. his defense claims the accusers in this case had ko kon kon ko s relationships and predatory assaults. >> prosecutors say he threatened to publicly accuse nike of illicitly playing basketball players unless they give him

millions. he was convicted today in new york for wire fraud and making threats. his sentencing is set for june. >> a somber anniversary to note in florida. today marks two years since the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in park land, florida. a former student opened fire with a semiautomatic rifle. 14 student and 3 teachers died in that massacre. students were released early from classes so they could participate in a day of service and love. for many it is a difficult day of reflection. >> right now it's just try to get through the day. tend of the day after what happened, you just have to look forward. >> as for the man accused of carrying out that deadly attack, no trial date has been set but jury selection is set to be in.

>> bernie sanders just got big support in california. the university california's employee union endorsed bernie sanders. they represent 27,000 u.c. workers across ten campuses. they are now the third u.c. union to endorse sanders for president. the mercury news and east bay times have endorsed amy klobuchar for president. in an editorial piece published today by both papers, the board wrote klobuchar provides, the best opportunity for california democrats who want to win back the presidency. klobuchar has gained support since coming in third place in the new hampshire primary. >> facebook is now allowing a type of paid political message that is side stepped many of the rules governing political ads. the change involves what facebook calls branded content,

sponsored items by users. the policy change comes days d after michael bloomberg exploited a loophole to run campaign messages on the accounts of popular instagram personaliti personalities. >> the california primary is next month. before you vote, you'll want to check out our abc 7 original series "chasing california." the latest episode about the importance of climate change just came out yesterday. >> flowers, chocolates and weddings, hey, it's valentine's day, correct? >> do you have a real i.d. from the california

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we finally thought what a romantic choice of a day. >> yes, 11 years. it was time to get married. >> she says it was time! the san francisco county clerk's office normally holds up to 36 weddings per day and held 86 last year. >> a different kind of valent e valentine's day card. >> it's part of a song called "lucky stars." ♪ you're the one sleeping, but maybe i'm the one dreaming ♪ ♪ could this all be true, really find you ♪ ♪ you're counting she counting stars ♪ ♪ oh my lucky stars

>> so sweet. dan and his ban performed the entire song on midday live yesterday. you can see it on the abc7 facebook page and abc7 news and.com. you were saying it just came to you one night? >> yeah, sometimes that happens and i wrote it down and developed it from there. developed it from there. >> wonderful. you know when you're at ross and... wow! ...you realize you can totally eat out more? that's yes for less. get the latest spring trends for your home at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less.

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>> i am not personally recommending that people bring their passport to the tsa security check point for domestic flights. the risk of damaging or losing your passport is too great and then you have to go through the replacement process. >> lori is with the transportation security administration, the tsa. she says a passport card is often the way to go. many don't even know passport cards exist. here's an example -- it's sort of like a passport light. jared is with passport services at the u.s. department of state. he says the passport card is easy to carry and get you on domestic flights and more. >> the use of a card is generally for land or sea travel. you don't be able to board a flight for international. >> a passport card is way cheaper than a regular passpopassport. >> if we're talking about a passport book generally for an adult, the book costs $110.

if you're talking a card for an adult, it's $30. >> for adults the card is good for ten years, just like a passport book. >> i'm so glad that you are bringing attention to this because i think when people know they have options, it's not just one thing, it's multiple possibilities. and in knowing that, it gives you that flexiblity to do what's best for you. >> so your california driver's license can be your real i.d. but it's not the only option. to make this easy, i posted two short videos along with this report on our web site at abc 7 news.com. in one i show you how to know if you have a real i.d. driver's license. the secd video goes over the non-drivers license i.d.s that will get you on a domestic flight. >> excellent. we have answers to the top seven

y questions about real i.d. on our web site. >> this valentine's evening, we have clear skies across the area but we expect fog to form during the overnight hours. this is how it will look in the early morning hours, fog over the coast, patches of fog in the inland valleys and a lot in the central valleys. low to the mid 40s but a bit chillier in the north bays. high will range from 60s at the coast and mid 60s at the bay and how dry has this february been so far? well, january 16st was the last time we had a soaking rain storm. no rain at all this month. at the halfway point we're bone dry and looks like bone dry for the week ahead. monday president's day kicks off the week with sunny, mild weather, high temperatures near

70 and that pattern will sustain itself all the way through the end of next week. so beautiful weather and pleasant and lovely. >> we just need rain. >> dry. >> and nothing really. >> nothing in the next ten days. >> my goodness. we'll wait and watch. >> let's talk a little baseball. >> larry's here. >> how come i wasn't invited to be in the choir? >> he wanted it to be good. >> ooh! >> it took you a second. >> pow! >> on valentine's day, this is the love i get. turns out not all the astros wanted to be a part of their

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now abc 7 sports. >> the astros sign stealing scandal is the talk of every major league baseball clubhouse. the difference is that when kemp was called up bip houy houston 2017, he said he didn't want to be a part of the scheme, did not participate and they didn't pressure him. he does appreciate the apologies by astros players, he considers them to be sincere. >> i don't know. i know personally i lost respect for those guys. i think i would say everyone sae

the show, in the big leagues lost respect for those guys. they're a damn good team without the trash cansth. they would have had all-stars without the trash cans. i think everyone respected what they did but now it's like what's real, what's not? it's a tough situation to be in for them. i don't know many people that respect them right now. >> now to baseball on the field, the giants closer in 2019 is will smith. he's now in atlanta. the question in spring training, who will clothes gales this seas -- games this season for the giants? the answer may be everybody, unless somebody stands out and snatches that job. >> flexibility works both ways. we have to be flexible enough to say we don't have to name somebody a closer. i think that decision is going to be made for us as we go through camp. >> the late kobe bryant was one

of the finalists named for possible induction into the naismith hall of fame, along with tim duncan and kevin garnett. the class will be announced on april 4th. >> two years ago the warriors had four all-stars, this year none. their only representative is eric pascal. zion williamson said having steph and klay on the warriors bench has certainly helped. >> they've been great in terms of the young guys cheering us o. i can't wait until we come back and we'll have a lot of fun next year. >> you want to see six ton trucks flying through the air? of course you do. monster jam will be in the open. there is no bigger attraction than the legendary brave digger. you got to do the voice,

otherwise it's not the same, right? it's driven by charlie hawkin, who gave us an exclusive glimpse behind the wheel. >> this truck weighs in about 12,000 pounds. we are running 66 inch bkt tires. it is pumping out about 1,500 horsepower. with that you get one heck of a machine. for how loud these are, you can be out there and i'll hit a big jump and let up on the throttle and you can actually hear the fans gasp for air when you're doing something crazy. i'm getting goose bumps just talking about it. it's that crazy. you never know what's going to happen. that's the great thing about this show. it's never the same show. you'll always come out happy.

charlie pawkin, driver of grave digger. >> man, i would love to drive grave digger! and they would be wise to rev t prevent that from ever happen persian gulf. >> be great in commute traffic. >> i thought casey was. >> producer casey pratt? they have similar vehicles. there are a number of grave diggers. this's just one they keep in europe. i didn't know monster trucks were big in europe. >> grave digger doesn't want to have to travel all the time. >> grave digging can be taxing. >> very cool. >> amazing how they move all that dirt in. >> how does it stay upright? it's massive. >> join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11. >> the last flights leaving from

sfo to china leaves tonight. i'll have that full story at 11. >> and he and his wife lost everything in the tubs wildfire. now a special moment for this retired chp officer. be sure to be with us tonight. it's be my valentine charles ear brown. then at 9:00, a special two-hour 2020 about the jody arias case. as always stick around after that because "jimmy kimmel live" comes on at 11:35. >> finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. as the crioronavirus spreads, w are reminded we're ever at risk. this, too shall pass but perhaps not before many more lives are taken. modern medicine and more

sophisticated prevention measures offer a far more protection than we've ever have before but also adds enormous risk. huge growth in travel, urbanization, climate change all contribute to the sart and spread of disease. every month, in fact, the world health organization is alerted to hundreds of small outbreaks all around the world. we are at greater risks than ever of facing large scale outbreaks and global pandemics. we need to be ready by sharing information globally more rapidly and developing and distributing vaccines more effectively among many other measures critical when these things break out. follow me on twitter and facebook. >> and that is going to do it for this edition of "abc 7 news." thanks for joining us tonight. >> we appreciate your time. hope to see you again at 11:00.

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