closer eye on the problem. >> stephanie joins us with these new developments. >> parents are scared and frustrated about the safety of their children in this area along east 15th street. action is being taken and we are getting insight as to where these women are coming from and how they are being exploited. >> but exposed in plain sight. these videos show concerns of possible prostitution and human trafficking outside of k-8 grade school. >> as much as parents try to avoid it, it's there. it's heartbreaking. >> the city of oakland is committing to taking further action. >> discuss a new enforcement plan. >> i will state for the record that we have greater cooperation from the fbi. >> sources confirm the fbi

picked up a 13-year-old girl along east 15th street last week. >> here comes all right there. >> we drove through the area where he says up to 20 young women, often scantily dressed, walk along the street every day. he says sometimes even pimps are blocking the driveways. >> an area that's called the stroll or the walk. this is where the human trafficking, the transaction, the financial side, that's where the criminal activities taking place. >> the agent in charge of the fbi explains the problem has long plagued international boulevard in east oakland. it's become more pervasive after recent construction moved the women into residential neighborhoods, oftentimes seen right across from saint anthony's as children are walking into school. this woman sees as she drops up her five-year-old. >> the city needs to do more about it. >> the police department will be

enhancing patrols around the school and fbi will be setting up cameras. he says many of the women w brought into the city specifically to east 15th street. >> on the evenings you'll see of them come up and unload the girls, these are vans that are not from oakland. >> where the women coming from? >> one time that i was out on the street with the police, i saw the van pulled up, they had license lights from nevada. i saw five or six girls get out of the van. >> he says the vans have out-of-state license place, arrive early in the morning and leave around 8:00 in the evening. >> in the evening i saw them get back in the van, we followed them and got on the freeway and went home. >> investigators say some of the trafficking along the street may be gang related. >> how many degrees of separation are there between the

trafficker and the victim and the individual in charge? >> usually the trafficker and the person in charge are one in the same. because this crime depends on personal relationships between the abuser and the victim. >> the fbi says they are seeing more guns recovered in local trafficking operations and found pimps are using apps to track their victims locations. >> traffickers using tracking apps to keep track of their victims, especially in trafficking operations that take place on the street. >> we can confirm operations between opd and the fbi will continue weekly. hours ago, we were told additional cameras are already being installed in this area. >> if you have a story for the abc 7 news i-team, call this number on your screen. >> we are on storm watch >>

it's a one on the impact scale. >> let's take a look at it on live doppler 7. you will notice its just off the coast line, it will be heading in our direction by tomorrow evening. let's time it out, tomorrow morning will be of -- some sprinkles. 5:00, you see the first wave of showers developing as we head towards 10:00 p.m. tomorrow, you will be seeing moderate to heavy rainfall. here's how much fell, we got over an inch in kentfield. inch. second half of your weekend is looking in a few minutes. >> the oakland zoo is back open for business after being closed for more than a month. on january 1, a sinkhole opened

on the road leading to the entrance and kept visitors from getting inside. repairs are complete, but it has been costly. >> hundreds of thousands of dollars in terms of repairing the culverts. not to mention the other costs the zoo had to take care of and the lost revenue. i half $1 million a week. >> because of the closure the zoo extended its glowfari event. >> building a better bay area takes time. for people in a homeless encampment in oakland, time is running out. a federal judge announced he will lift a restraining order paving the way to dismantle the wood street encampment. this process has been in the works for a while now and delayed for months because of weather and other issues. our reporter was asher the camp when the judges decision was announced. >> changes could be coming to wood street in west oakland. this has been one of the largest homeless encampments in the city but soon oakland wants to turn

the site into affordable housing. learned friday morning they will have to leave. a federal judge says he will lift to the restraining order that allowed them to stay there. >> he had the opportunity to do the right thing and failed to do so. it's our turn to step up and show everybody why we are holding down the fort. >> the city owns this land and wants to build a fellow -- affordable housing. has a series of portables set up down the street for use. it also confirmed it has a three places to house them, the nearby community cabins, a shelter in uptown or the 66th -- the announced he will soon lift the order. and oakland representative says they can start moving 30 residents into these temporary

shelters on monday. the residents say they have no plans on moving here anytime soon. >> we are not. we're staying right here. >> the oakland city administrations says while the orders have not been officiated, the city commenced to extending much needed affordable housing at the city-owned state. once the city terms a date, we will post notices to give residents a minimum of seven days advance notice be a outreach workers will be on-site to assist residents in understanding their shelter options. they are to statement mentioned additional resources to help the residents transition. soon oakland will open up more space for rv parking. she says she is happy where she is and doesn't let the city to break up her community. >> this is the only place that i've ever felt like i belonged. it's the only thing i have left to fight for.

>> celebrated the graduation of the 190th basic academy. this brings opd to total sworn officers. the highest number of sworn officers since january of last year. the class brings 16 men and two women to law enforcement. >> i'm trail bracing -- trailblazing and showing women are strong and phenomenal and are able to do things like male partners yuri we ask that we are all collectively working as a team. we have the same training and we are a unit. >> for the first time in two decades, a woman delivered to the valedictorian address and graduated with top honors. >> santa clara county's new sheriff was running today, bob johnson has been in that role since december but took the office this afternoon. >> in every organization of lead, i've emphasized the importance of respect.

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>> sometimes building a better bay area takes a building. one of the most sought-after pieces of real estate in oakland will soon become a hub of her foster teens and young adults. the building and the former oakwood -- oakland unified school district quarters will be repurposed. our reporter has a look at how the new hub will help. >> the exceptionally large building is both dominant and overbearing. standing on a 1.6 acre parcel, it's joined by a second building, boast totaling 196,000 square feet. for decades it was the headquarters of the oakland unified school district until it flooded 10 years ago. today the dilapidated building has fallen victim to vandalism. in 2014, homeless man living inside. last november the school board voted to demolish the structure

with the intention of building a hub for foster teens and adults. up to 100 of them will be able to live there. >> this is to support them with housing, career technical vocational, 416-to four-year-olds. >> the project is welcoming news to many. an estimated 20% of them are in foster care. >> what we find is a lot of the students aren't able to access those services. we have a high publishing of un-house to students. >> the building will douglas foster who was killed right here. in 1973 by two members of the sla. that same group that would later kidnap patty hearst. the project will be partially funded with money from a facilities improvement bond passed in 2020. a grant from the oakland city council and philanthropic donations. this project is a priority for

oakland's new mayor, herself once on house. >> is it technical career training that i need, is it going to community college, all with the stability of housing. housing and resources and counseling. >> the hub is expected to be up and running in five years. >> a meals healthier. the usda is rolling out to -- new nutrition standards which include limits on added sugars. this will impact foods like cereal, yogurt and chocolate milk. the plan calls for dramatic cuts in sodium levels. health experts say cutting back on sugar and salt can decrease childhood at -- obesity and diabetes. the requirements will appear gradually starting in 2025. >> we can forecast, busy weekend. >> we've got the parade happening tomorrow night.

the chinese new year parade and tradition is that we get rain. this time we are expecting it. tomorrow afternoon at 4:00, a chance for a few showers, 59 degrees. by 6:00 p.m., it is getting wet and windy. for sunday on the festivities, wet and windy weather, chilly, mid-50's. here's a look at that light level one system, republicans to move in, right around 9:00 p.m. it is light to moderate rain across the region. the sierra is getting snow. it's really going to be a lot more snow than we saw with a system that came through today. we are talking heavy snow. 1-3 feet, gusts to impossible travel.

tomorrow afternoon, 50's and 60's, but a windy day. slight week will be a dryer pattern. >> oakland chinatown the attention that san francisco chinatown gets. >> there's an effort underway to change that and preserve the neighborhood's history. one of those historians took us on a tour of the businesses that make it special. >> oakland beautiful working-class neighborhood. unlike san francisco chinatown, it's businesses cater to local residents and an immigrant way for newcomers. my name is roy chan, i grew up here in oakland chinatown. this is the grocery store, they sell fresh noodles. >> how long have you been here?

>> 1931. first, started with my husband's grandfather. >> we make our own noodles. >> if you walk around oakland chinatown, you will notice that there is very few shine it -- signage in english. get to know here, many of them speak english even though they speak chinese to each other. it's an opportunity to engage and get to know them. how long have you been here? 43 years. wow. you're the antique in what kind of business is it? >> herbal, chinese medicine.

family >> he's bringing his culture here. he's the cultural keeper of the neighborhood. thus the purpose of the history project, to make these businesses more visible. history project has been in existence for 15 years. we wanted to capture the stories of chinatown elders before they pass on to understand chinatown's legacy in history. a lot of our stories are about specific places that have changed over time, through different generations. we documented the history of the asian branch library. the first library in the country that features collections in seven different asian linkages.

currently we are stories about family businesses. this building centuries worth of family-run businesses. hello. >> have a seat. >> where we having for lunch today? >> chinese authentic soup. >> what is this soup right here? with chi hours. this is good for your immune system. >> if you have high blood pressure, instead of taking western medicine, our moms would cook the soup for us. it's a natural way to improve your health. >> you steam for four hours

the good stuff is in the soup. it's more easy to be digested by your body. that's why we grew up with this soup. you cannot find this soup in anywhere in the united states. on the first one to introduce this right of stuff. >> why did you up in this restaurant? >> trying to preserve the traditional chinese culture food. and offer the new generation or any new immigrants what they used to have in their hometown. >> this food helps people to feel like they are at home. when immigrants are being told that they don't belong, they come here and feel a sense of belonging. >> in the story continues on her abc -- abc 7 bay areas three and at. meet the family who owned the restaurant 80 years ago. the people history of why the neighborhood was created and how it is fighting back against gentrification. the app is of able anywhere you stream. >> february is like history

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ama: as we celebrate black history month, shocking results from a new survey. dan: it found that one in four students don't know a barack obama was our nation's first black president.

one local school is making sure that students learn about a history every day of the year. ama: a reporter has more. >> >> le abcs, at this school it goes a step further. >> is not just born to be nice to people, it's important to be antiracist. we have lots of different books to help them. >> black history month is a time when students learn about the influential role black and merits of -- black americans have had in history. the company questioned in four don't know barack obama was the first black u.s. president. only about a third rosa parks made. >>

plays into our our society and what we can do about that. we make sure that what we teaching is culturally relevant and age-appropriate. >> look at how colorful these hallways are, filled with examples of social justice themes and representations of diversity. in misses brazil's fourth-grade class, students are learning a lot. >> we learn a lot about her in luther king junior. black history month is 300 65 days a year. >> this woman has two boys in the school. she has a program called kings and queens. >> we need to learn about the history, it spends far too long that we haven't been inclusive for the whole year. >> whether it's learning about black history or another race. it's about learning to love and appreciate each other. >> we are learning about people,

about each other. i don't care what color you are, or who you love. we are just learning about human beings. >> is getting a new reference, why we are reliving the moment the alarms -- and neil armstrong landed on the moon in 1969. >> the balloon has violated u.s. airspace and international law. >>

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today on the balloon biden continues to be briefed on the situation previously agreeing with recommendations by military leaders against shooting down the balloon due to the risk of falling shrapnel on civilian areas, despite that congressional republicans like montana representative ryan zinke simply tweeting. shoot it down. the chinese spy balloon is a clear provocation us officials underscoring. this is not the first time china has done something similar, although it is unusual that this balloon is maneuverable able to reposition itself in linger over areas. the pentagon says they believe this chinese surveillance balloon will continue traveling over the us for a few more days. so they stress at this time. it's not deemed to be a threat and when abc news, washington new developments in the death of tyree nichols an officer who was suspended over his involvement preston hemphill has now been fired. he's the sixth memphis police officer to lose his job. but unlike the other five

hemphill doesn't face criminal charges at this time. also a tennessee board suspended two former memphis fire department emts. they concluded robert long and michael sandridge failed to give critical care to nichols. nichols was beaten by police on january 7th and died three days later. he was 29 years old. the search is over for a mountain lion that attacked a five year old san mateo county boy a few days ago. the animal has not been found the california department of fish and wildlife says its staff was not given permission to search the private properties in the area of the attack. so they're concluding their investigation five year old jack got ahead of his mom and grandparents during a walk near their half moon bay home on tuesday when a mountain lion attacked jack has cuts and bruises even a fracture, but he's home from the hospital and his parents say he's going to be okay. raise interest rates more sharply show their concern on wall street today the dow lost

127 points to end trading at 33,926 the nasdaq lost 193 points and the snp dropped 43. well, no cooldown still in the labor market for the foreseeable future. the us job market is blowing past expectations by adding more than half a million jobs in january the unemployment rate. in fact dropped to a point that we haven't seen in over half a century reporter isabelle rosales looks at what this means for your personal finances. it's a shocker of a new jobs report by the bureau of labor statistics today. i'm happy to report at the state of the union and the state of our economy is strong a stunning 517,000 jobs added to the us economy in january almost three times. what forecasters were predicting according to consensus estimates people feeling good about the job market. that's a positive sign in we just need to continue to build on that the unemployment rate falling to 3.4 percent hitting a

level not seen one since before neil armstrong landed on the moon in 69. well the tech industry saw cuts job gains hit nearly every other sector leading the pack leisure and hospitality as the us continues to rebound from the covid-19 pandemic manufacturing rebounding and faster rate than in the last 40 years a hot labor market means we're not in a recession, but it also may complicate the federal reserve's efforts to down the economy in order to combat inflation. it's a month by month approach to see how we can continue to bring inflationary pressures down and allow people the opportunity to get into good paying jobs. as the labor market refuses to quit wall street fears is still hot economy could mean more aggressive interest rate hikes on the way from the fed. i'm isabel rosales reporting. tech layoffs have a big impact on the bay area. that's why we're tracking when local companies cut staff. check it out on our website.

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concern about lyme disease and other illnesses signs are going up on hiking trails in marin county parks experts say we're in county has some of the highest tick infection rates in california, china. camps park and have an abu of ticks and the ticks have a relatively high infection rate one study that we recently funded showed that 30% of ticks had some infection so important to remember that it's not just lyme disease that takes can transmit. there are other related pathogens mostly bacteria in this area. experts urge everyone to cover up when going on a hike and protect and check your pets regularly as well. all right. well, this is our critter segment right a pest control company had their hands full after a woodpecker's impeccable work caused damage to a home in sonoma county. yeah. see, this nick's extreme pest control was called to the house in glen ellyn and here's where it gets a little nutty workers. say the woodpecker was making

holes to store its food >> for earthquakes and stuff. >> 700 pounds. let's go to the weather forecast. >> let's take a look at storm that is coming our way. a look back at what came through. we had a few snow showers in the sierra, some rain this morning as you recall with isolated showers lingering into the early afternoon. all is quiet right now. the visibility is not so great, san carlos, to mild visibility. a little bit of fog forming, here is a live view of san francisco.

55 in concord. in oakland. alive look at san jose. nest storm arrives tomorrow night, unsettled through sunday. honor exclusive storm impact scale, rain will be heavy at times, gusty southerly winds are expected and a slight chance of thunder saturday night going into sunday. ahead of the storm, winds picking up from the south, over 30 miles per hour at 8:00 p.m.. even inland areas will be in that when he 5-35 mile per hour range. tomorrow morning, if you are out and about, don't be surprised if you see a sprinkle or two. this is not when the rain arrives. it's 5:00 p.m. that the first band of showers moves in.

it intensifies in the late hours. it turns over to scattered showers for sunday. there will be pockets of heavier showers going into the morning and afternoon on sunday before the system winds down. rainfall totals will be half an inch to an inch. some spots may get less. a will get your morning temptress, and the 40's and 50's, cloudy skies expected tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, showers developing to the north and spreading elsewhere. windy conditions, 50's and 60's. the seven-day forecast, a light level one for tomorrow night, the storm comes in with the wind and rain, than oh one on saturday. a slight possibility of a few thunderstorms developing. wet and gusty, notice how chilly. going from the 50's and 60's to

the mid-50's on sunday. if you don't want to see the rain, next week is your week. you will notice chilly starts to the morning, monday and tuesday, a warming trend, temperatures will come up above average for the mid and latter part of the week. months, we don't want to see it to drive. -- to drive. --too dry. >> what does that mean for kevin durant. would he like tos well, and would the warriors be interested.

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amateurs. justin rolls with a bird, had an ace 15. harry higgs on the par 5, eagle has landed. six under as well. nice way to falls, his putter would let him down in the round. happen to be the guy attempting it, he was there on carmel beach, back on the course at 10. and's up the double bogey, the harder part is here. now we must scale the rocks. round three is tomorrow with around is ok, it will rain later in the evening. sunday could be dicey. stop me if you've heard this one before and you have.

kyre irving wants to be traded again. mr. talented but perennially unhappy is trying to force the mets into dealing with them because he wants a long-term extension and they don't want to give him one appeared he was unhappy after waiting a title with lebron in cleveland, then he was unhappy in boston, now he's unhappy in brooklyn. irving is an creative and talented scorer, but he ends up driving everybody around him crazy. the lakers suns and mavericks will put together offers a but if you are a general giving him a long-term contract, that is career suicide. what does kevin durant think of all this and what does? he want to do now? if he wants to do -- if he wants out of brooklyn, the teams will be lining up. that would include the golden

state warriors, steph curry has already said he will gladly welcome kevin durant back. his last season with a oreos got weird but time heals all wounds. the warriors will host the dallas mavericks tomorrow night. back, he injured his heel. not chase center. fremont green is a list as a precaution and klay thompson is also listed as questionable with a non-covid-related illness. steph curry is playing and that is good enough for me. we have the mavericks and warriors tomorrow on abc seven, coverage begins at 5:00 p.m., tip-off is that 5:30, followed by the award-winning after the

game. we haven't won any awards. but if we entered, we would win. we just haven't gotten around to it yet. so here's the thing with the nba. there's always a handful of disgruntled stars who are making millions of dollars. and they can't stand it. they just want to go. if there is a window of opportunity where there's a lull, wait a half an hour and there will be another guy who is unhappy despite to the millions of dollars. trade deadline is next thursday, steve kerr has says he does not think the warriors are going to make a move, but if out, it will be crazy. >> coming up, at shark tank, followed by 2020 at 9:00, then don't miss the news at 11:00.

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