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right now at 11, it is the biggest saturday san francisco has seen in years. tens of thousands from all over the world. packing the city for the chinese new year parade and nba all-star weekend. let's start, though, with the basketball. thousands of people flooded into chase center to watch the all star show off their skills and soak up the fanfare at thrive city. that's right, and nbc bay area's alyssa goard was there. itit is absolutely packed around chase center, and you never know who you're going to run into around here, whether it's someone from around the bay or someone who traveled across the country to be here, or maybe even your favorite celebrity or athlete walking by to grab some food. crowds filled thrive city saturday as the nba all-star weekend continued with the skills challenge, the three point contest and the slam dunk competition. oh man, just the vibes. you know warriors got to

support. what is it. moody and draymond are in the skills challenge. many didn't even have tickets. they just wanted to be part of the celebration and to do some people watching. just trying to enjoy ourselves and try to see some famous people. crowds clamored to get photos of broadcasters and basketball greats. we spotted chef and restaurateur guy fieri and giants president larry baer. as soon as any warrior name, jersey or anything is mentioned, the crowd goes wild. the loyalty here is through the roof. bay area pride was on full display for out of town visitors, including students here for the fourth annual hbcu classic game, which happened across the bay at oakland arena. these tuskegee university cheerleaders had never been here before. i love it, yeah, it's like very it's a lot going on, i love it. they got to love that their team won the game, too. and while the athletes show off their skills, it's a chance for the bay area to show off as well. everybody is really happy to have an event like this here, you know, in the bay, especially because it was like 20 years since the last 25,

right? since the last time they were here and, you know, in oakland. and so having it here in san francisco, i think everyone's really excited. in san francisco. alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. our coverage of all star weekend continues in sports. anthony flores will have highlights from today's competition ahead of the big game tomorrow. and if you're heading into the city tomorrow, we've posted everything you need to know about getting in and getting around on our website, nbcbayarea.com. oh, you know that sound? it would not be february in san franciscoco without the chinese new year parade. the annual tradition was the other big event, drawing thousands to the city today. and get this, an estimated 200,000 people came out to watch what is considered the largest chinese new year parade outside of china. nbc bay area's marianne favro shows us some of the highlights. a vibrant showcase of dance music and fireworks.

this year's chinese new year parade in san francisco dazzled, especially this 201ft dragon operated by 100 puppeteers. i really came to see the dragon and that was great that they came up so close. this mother daughter duo from martinez embraced every moment. it's really fun to be here. just the joy, the spirit of the new year and being with friends and just enjoying san francisco. newly elected mayor daniel lurie left his car on the parade route to meet spectators, and there was a strong police presence to keep people safe. music punctuated the 1.3 mile parade route to chinatown, with the uc davis marching band pumping up the crowd along the way. this year, there are more than 100 groups participating, including lots of floats. seven year old evelyn

chang shared with us her parade favorites. i think the marching bands, the lion dances and the music. from the spectators to the youngest performers, the celebration brought children together. this is considered the largest chinese new year parade outside china. and while lions and dragons were prominent, it's actually the year of the snake representing rejuvenation and rebirth. a time to stand tall as we move forward. in san francisco, marianne favro, nbc, bay area news. new at1 the u.s. coast guard announced more flights between california and texas, sending undocumented migrants out of the u.s. the coast guard shared this picture of two military planes waiting to take off. these operations are being led by the coast guard district, based in alameda. well, an old dublin w women's prison could soon be an immigrant detention center, the first in the bay area. u.s.

immigration and customs enforcement already has detainment centers in these cities that you see right here across the state. and now it appears the agency is considering turning the former fci dublin federal women's prison into one as well. union officials representing western prison workers say ice agents were at the prison in dublin this past thursday and friday. the facility has a controversial past with allegations of sexual abuse, retaliation and poor care, leading lawsuits leading to lawsuits and multiple convictions of past officers. now, two months ago, the federal bureau of prisons announced plans to permanently close the compound. union leaders say despite the facility needing $10 million in upgrades and mold abatement. ice is showing strong interest in taking over the prison. we've reached out to ice and are waiting to hear back from the east coast to texas to california, demonstrators protested outside of tesla dealerships nationwide today. they are not happy with tesla owner elon musk and his new role in the trump administration. hey

hey ho ho, baby, you got to go. protesters gathered in several bay area cities as well. this large group chanted and held signs outside the tesla dealership in berkeley. president trump recently appointed doge the department of government efficiency. protesters say the cuts musk is proposing will do more harm than good. a handful of people gathered outside the tesla dealership in dublin as well. one man says he's worried about sensitiveroups, including children and seniors. so when elon musk says he's going to cut $2 trillion, is he going to cut off medicare? what is he going to do? he has no plan. he has a bunch of 20 year olds rummaging through the budget. musk and president trump say doge is weeding out wasteful government spending and finding abuse and fraud in federal budgets. new at 11, a woman is dead and east bay police are still looking for the person who shot her. it happened just before noon yesterday in vallejo. officers found the

victim at sheldon avenue and webster street. that is not far from stephan manor elementary school. paramedics tried to save her, but she died at the scene. police are searching for the shooter and answers about why this happened. a chp cruiser was totaled in a crash in gilroy this afternoon. it happened around 115 at highway 101. near 152. no word yet on what led to the crash, but you can see the damage on both cars. the back of the white vehicle was crushed. injuries were reported, but it's not clear yet how badly anyone was hurt. all lanes have since reopened. bank of america is closing a branch in san francisco that has served customs for more than 65 years. the branch, at 1525 market street, opened back in 1959. the company says location did not see business pick up after the pandemic, so it's closing the branch on march 1st. customers are being told to visit nearby branch locations on powell, van ness and new montgomery. b of a was founded in san francisco in 1904. it's now headquartered in charlotte, north carolina. pro-palestinian

protesters shifted focus in san francisco today, taking aim at the trump administration. they've been calling for an immediate ceasefire and an arms embargo on israel for more than a year. but today, groups like the palestinian youth movement had president trump as their target. it's because of the president's recent comments calling for clearing out gaza's 2 million residents and then saying the u.s. should take over and develop the area. protesters see it as a threat to ethnically cleanse gaza and illegally seize the territory. we're here to send a message to the govevernments jordan and of egypt that they need to stand with the masses of their people and their countries and say no to the ethnic cleansing plan of palestinians to remove, remove them from their land. the president has suggested those two countries should take in palestinians. meanwhile, u.s. secretary of state marco rubio arrived in israel. tonight, this marks his first trip to the middle east after the president's statements drew international condemnation. secretary rubio expected to

discuss advancing to phase two of the cease fire agreement and freeing remaining israeli hostages from hamas captivity in 60s. see the daring rescue after a teen was trapped in an abandoned gold mine near sacramento. the entire operation caught on body camera video. plus two big apps, one big lawsuit why uber is taking doordash to court in san francisco. plus right on schedule. starting to see some rain dropping down the north coast. and this will be moving into the bay area as we head into your sunday morning. what it means for the rest of the weekend. how much rain to expect and when it moves out. coming up in our forecast in 60s. and a reminder, tomorrow's big night on nbc. you can catch snl's three hour anniversary special right here on nbc bay area. the red carpet. red carpet coverage starts at 4:00.

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it's always good to see all the different events come to the city. it's awesome. it's fun to see all the people in the city and lively time just down the street. people didn't have to wait long. all right, let's go. excuse me. bay area hello. hello, hello. and ben velasco sure didn't miss it. a chance to see darryl dmc mcdaniels, founding member of run dmc. that was awesome. yeah. so they said he was going to sign autographs up there, but we didn't have to wait. i got to shake his hand. that's good enough. certainly warriors fans are well represented here, but you can find jerseys from all over your favorite teams and players on display. just come see what it was like and get a feel for the experience, and maybe see if we catch a glimpse of anybody at john's grill. it wasn't just the good food drawing people in. we wanted to bring the energy. the energy is here in san francisco, and i thought to do our first fire escape session pop up music

event here at john's grill, and they're busy inside and enjoying the excitement in the city. it is exactly the way the city should be every day, not just on all-star weekend, but it's a good thing. i love it in san francisco. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. tensions between the u.s. and canada are playing out in the national hockey league. teams of all stars set a new record tonight, but not one to be proud of. did not see this coming. emotions boiled over quickly during tonight's international hockey game. there were three fights in the first nine seconds of their four nations face off in montreal, breaking a record record set nearly 30 years ago. the u.s. anthem was also booed for the second time since president trump ordered tariffs against canada, and said it should become the 51st state. the nhl has not had a fight in an international tournament since 2004. new at 11, the country's two biggest food delivery rivals

based in san francisco, might compete now in a courtroom. uber is suing its doordash. uber is suing doordash over its food delivery practices. uber accuses doordash of trying to stifle competition with tactics like threatening expensive penalties or removing restaurants on its app. a doordash spokesperson says uber's case has no merit and the claims are unfounded. we're learning more about the daring underground rescue of a teen from an abandoned gold mine in placer county. we're going to a lower, lower copy. the intense rescue was captured on camera. crews were called in after three teens went exploring monday, about 4540 miles northeast of sacramento. the friends rappelled 40ft down an abandoned gold mine shaft. two of the friends made it out before the rope snapped, sending a 16 year old boy falling to the bottom. when rescuers arrived, they found the teen wearing teen wearing crocs and clinging to a tiny stone ledge halfway up the shaft. we had to act extremely

quickly. it was highly likely that he would have lost that strength. fallen to the bottom for the second time, and probably sustained some very serious injuries. wow. the teen was pulled to safety and taken to a hospital with just minor injuries. well, hey, a live look across the bay. the salesforce tower and transamerica pyramid. can you spot them right there? they're putting on light shows for the chinese new year and all-star weekend. let us let us take a closer look at the pyramid here. this is pretty cool. we've been watching this all night. it's been playing stars and basketballs on the side of the building. by this time tomorrow, it all wraps up with the all star game at chase center. of course, i'm afraid the light show might have ended at 11:00, i think. went to bed. yeah, just just trust us. it was really cool, right? it was. it was really cool. you can't see behind us, but the salesforce tower is still going. we just have it cut off right there. there's no fog, so you can actually enjoy it. san francisco we had some nice dry weather

today. tomorrow, some changes, some heavy drizzle, a little bit of light rain at times, mostly for the morning and then some drier weather. in fact, warmer temperatures ahead in that 7-day forecast perhaps as we approach next weekend. and right now there's a look at the transamerica pyramid again, the upper portion still illuminated there. watch for it again tomorrow night. a bit of a light show that happens before 11:00, apparently in san francisco, 48 degrees right now in san rafael. we've got mostly overcast conditions around the bay area, upper 40s in walnut creek. and that cloud cover likely means that our morning temperatures won't get as cold as we woke up to this morning with lots of mid 30s, so we do have some rain at times tomorrow, but the totals are a lot less than what we saw earlier this week. wednesday storm system will probably bring the most rain over the next seven days, and then towards the end of the 7-day forecast, a bit of a warming trend on the way. morning temperatures starting off in the 40s. mostly cloudy throughout the day, so less sunshine expected on your sunday and cool temperatures. upper 50s

near san jose, mid 50s out towards the interior portions of the east bay, and about 58 around san francisco and 59 into oakland. so you've got the overcast around the bay area now, but starting to see some rain approaching the north bay there up towards sonoma county. and it will be this area, northwestern sonoma county. if you look at the color coding here, that could get about a quarter inch or more. but one of change that has happened here for areas south of san francisco, less starting to show up there. and you can see why here in the futurecast the rain kind of falls apart as it marches south. 7 a.m. tomorrow till about early afternoon. a few hit and miss showers and then skies should start to clear. actually close to this time tomorrow night from north to south as the forecast trendns drier for monday and tuesday. showers staying up to the north coast there by mendocino county ahead of the wednesday storm system. a little more moisture to work with. more sierra snow on the way. so look at the estimates of that wednesday storm. now, one big change here is that the entire bay area

should get something out of that, and maybe up to a third of an inch to a half inch of rain for the north bay, and generally less than a quarter inch south of san francisco. then once we get past wednesday, high pressure starts to build in. so the storm track is going to lift on up to the north, and we could be looking at 60 and 70 by next weekend. so a little bit of light rain to wrap up this weekend before things dry out monday into tuesday. then the pattern of another midweek storm is there. just not with flood watches like we saw this week. about a quarter inch to a half inch of rain with that, and then spring weather could be around the corner. if that forecast holds 60 and 70 possible inland for next weekend. i think a lot of people will be happy to hear that that next storm coming in is not as strong. yeah. rob, thanks. let's go to anthony florez at chase center with a look at what's coming up in sports. wild bill. what a night here at chase center. it is a beautiful night right here in san francisco, california, 2025. let's get it, man. the nba all stars showing out in the skills

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i'm anthony flores at chase center, the best of the nba showing they've got skills. it's all star saturday night. here comes the warrior team. draymond green and moses moody making up team. warriors for the skills challenge. the dubs made it to the finals but draymond struggled to close the deal. cavs duo evan mobley and donovan mitchell went on to win the challenge. wait a minute. buddy hield was on fire in the first round of the three-point contest. he tied steph curry's record with 31 first round points. but in the finals, tyler herro beat him out for the title by one point. oakland native damian l lillard, o was hoping for a three peat, did not advance out of the first round. oh, no. history. in the slam dunk contest, matt mcclung of

the g league rocked the house with perfect hands every time he threw down. he's the first player in nba history to three peat as slam dunk champion. nba all-star practice this morning the nba showing love to the town. the nba all-stars practicing at the oakland arena aka oracle. what a special moment for damian lillard. the milwaukee bucks guard was born and raised in oakland, and now he's back home to play in the all star game. it was also nostalgic for steph curry and just about everyone in the house. curry won three of his four nba championships playing in oakland before the warriors moved to san francisco. it is a moment for sure. i think the idea of knowing we made the move to chase center and been in san francisco the last in the six seasons to have a little bit of a moment to honor and reminisce the 47 years that we played in this building. it is a it is a moment that's just truly

oakland, truly, you know, authentic to what i, you know, have experienced here. and it all it all matters. so it's pretty dope. went to all star weekend in 2000 the last time that it was here and 25 years later to be actually a participant in all star weekend and doing it in my hometown and the height of my career, you know, it's an honor and a, you know, a special moment. the nba's best and brightest stars will hit the court behind me in the 74th annual nba all-star game sunday night at chase center in sanrancisco. ant fho for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half

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