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the power struggle is putting them in harms way. this is the late news. public safety is a hot topic. how to make the city safer has been a debate. the major players is the police department and the mayor. there have been questions about how those groups will move forward to tackle that issue and others and if they can work together. today, the oakland mayor and acting police chief announced public safety measures. some of them were not new like community officers. the elephant in the room, what will happen to chief armstrong? the mayor was asked but dodged the question again. >> we are taking the investigation seriously.

how did the department and appear? armstrong was sworn in in 2021, veenker patrick was fired without cause. to have been under federal oversight for two decades in the wake of a correction scandal. last year, city hired a law firm to investigate reports of misconduct. of report found that the department mishandled two officer misconduct cases. that on january 19, mayor put the chief longleaf. armstrong has some demanding he be reinstated, including the naacp he that already sent letters. there have been multiple stories with small businesses. they are still trying to attract shoppers. some of the issues have been property crime and violence. what is your sense from some of these business owners about what they think?

>> in speaking with many owners, they support chief armstrong. they say he believes that he cares about the community. they have seen them on the ground and they say he's been consistent in keeping officers -- , particularly in chinatown and little saigon. they hope it doesn't change. >> chinatown is a safer place to shop. thank you for what you do. 4 this is video of chief armstrong speaking with community leaders and a citizen patrol called the blue angels over the past summer about their partnership in deterring crime. among the volunteers was a small business owner that runs this new york life insurance office at the pacific renaissance plaza. she believes things have gotten better under his leadership. >> armstrong was responsible to -- police patrolling chinatown. i was surprised that he was on

administrative leave. >> reporter: armstrong added more police officers on foot and in via, after a wave of theft, robberies and brutal attacks on the community during the pandemic. she has been volunteering multiple times per week. >> i also have a police officer around the corner. sometimes there is something we can report right away. or maxi fears that a change in leadership may make the community vulnerable. was multiple break-ins at small businesses. after a break-in in december, the same thing happened in january. the teahouse recently shared video of the third burglary in less than a year. >> it is kind of scary. that is why we want armstrong to come back.

>> she knows that patrolling isn't enough. she has to take safety precautions. she said in the last year because of neighboring crimes, she keeps her doors locked during business hours. >> it is interesting to see that. >> reporter: matt dorsey proposed legislation that would revoke sanctuary status from undocumented immigrants that are convicted of dealing fentanyl. right now the san francisco status prohibit that kind of cooperation, although there are exceptions. dorsey acknowledged that many suspected dealers are citizens but insisted that any legislation that could curb fentanyl dest is a step in the right direction. >> i don't pick it makes sense for us to say it will only be a limited effects so we shouldn't do it. the reality, we will never be -- that solves this. we have to try everything.

>> dianne feinstein announced she would not seek reelection in 2024. the announcement wasn't unexpected. feinstein is the oldest member of congress in the longest-serving female senator in u.s. history. her political career spans six decades. she has broken barriers on many fronts and it started right here in the bay area. she first held elected office on the board of supervisors in 1969, following the assassination of ben mayer, george moscone and harvey milk. she became the mayor and held the position for 10 years. in 1992, she won her bid for senate and held onto the position of her sense. the question, who will replace her? congressman adam schiff and katie porter from southern california, announced intentions to run. harper lee has also expressed interest but hasn't officially announced. one expert said the change will have major implications.

>> what is at stake is the balance of not only dianne feinstein's legacy but that generational change that is going on. a republican has not been elected statewide since 2006. >> it is the potential to be the most expensive race in u.s. history. a disturbing hit and run caught on camera in a church parking lot in the east bay. an elderly woman targeted twice. also how popular baker is saving lives after she died after a violent robbery. winery owners that are black in the united states comprise less than 1% of all the wineries. she wants you to drink your flowers. me to winemaker that is also beating the odds.

it is a good way to stay warm. temperatures dropping to around freezing. 5 to 10 degrees below average. we will not set any records. the temperatures will warm up in time for the weekend. patrick stewart is

you wouldn't expect something like this to happen

in a church parking lot. deputy state a driver intentionally hit an elderly woman with his carmen got away . it happened saturday night at first presbyterian church in castro valley. a man in a nissan was seen backing up when the car brushed against a 77-year-old woman that was pushing a cart. deputy state she yelled at the driver and he yelled back. the driver seemed to follow her, turn in front of her almost hitting her and the driver loot around and drove into her. this is the moment it happens. >> she got caught on his hood as he sped away before she rolled to the ground. she was taken to the hospital and this going to be okay. deputies are asking for tips to track the suspect who was driving a mid-2010 model nissan ultima. in oakland baker that was killed last week after being robbed, continues to give back, even after her death. she donated organs last night.

the final act is one of generosity. the choice to be a donor will improve the lives ofp 0 lewill. one dr. has become one of the most trusted and well- known voices of the pandemic. he had been constantly tweeting information on case numbers and vaccines. a lot of people are following him for it. now he is planning to wear a mask forever. -- followed him around san francisco to find out when he is deciding to mask up and why. >> reporter: as long as it's not raining too hard. >> reporter: he heads to his favorite spot, the dr. plans to walk us through what he is weighing before putting on a -- >> i never went outside. >> reporter: a share of the

department of medicine shared his take on covid, building a massive audience on twitter of 275,000 followers. >> in most cases i will just take it out and put it on when i go into a shop. >> reporter: today at the coffee shop, even with windows open, he feels like it is still worth it. >> one of the virtues of san francisco is i don't think people look at me like i am crazy. >> the same situation on the same street. the main reason to take the caution, along covid. he hasn't gotten the virus yet but he has seen the effect it can have. based on his age and health, he wants to keep masking. >> i did not say will always wear a mask forever in all circumstances. >> reporter: using the phrase forever got a lot of attention. he means forever in circumstances like some indoor settings or on airplanes and some large outdoor events.

>> if it is super crowded and windless, then i probably will. >> reporter: while he heads to the farmers market, he does not see a need for. the latest discussion he started online comes as the white house announced it would end the emergency declaration for covid and may. the decision has pumped volunteers arguing over whether it is too soon or not soon enough. >> you notice the right thing. don't wait until may. let's open the country back up and get the economy back up. >> we want to make sure that the vaccine remains accessible. making sure testing is available. those are the things we are concerned about. >> there is no longer a public health emergency. >> it will come sooner with the declaration ending this month. >> it does feel like it is a time where covid is probably what it will be a year from

now. >> reporter: keeping the weekend routine will continue to look the same most saturday mornings. it is valentine's day. i imagine someone was planning the outfit. everybody is bundled up. >> it is february and called. >> it is nice to see everybody out having a good in time. >> it is that time of year. it will be chilly but it is within the realm of possibility. just a typical february. not quite as typical,. how about snow for southern california. i-5 is closed to the north. snow has prompted the closure of the interstate. they are seeing issues traffic wise.

around here, the system that brought moisture is departing. a similar pattern tomorrow and thursday. the next rainmaker will spin off the coast and staying off the coast. i don't think we will see any rain showers making an approach to even coastal portions. the rest of the forecast is dry as well. that outlook takes us through the last day of february to find a return to an unsettled pattern. the need for the outlook shows a significant chance of wetter than normal conditions shaping up for the last seven days of february. specifics are lacking in that timeframe. just because of the timeline that we work on predicting rain chances. we are still in that 10+ day timeframe where he recognized maybe it is a favorable pattern for rain chances.

exactly when they will move in or out of how much will produce, those are the details that we will focus on more and more as we get closer to getting into the wet weather pattern. to be just a bit more moisture. they are all decorated for valentine's day. temperatures in the low to mid 40s across the board. even chilly in some spots. low temperatures dropping to around freezing inland by tomorrow morning. we want to layer out because it will be chilly. we will warm up nicely. is colditz temperatures are, 5 to 10 degrees below average. it will still be above record territory. no records are being set. just a typical for every cold snap. it is our turn. temperatures wednesday will warm up to within a few degrees of normal. mid to upper 50s. some spots up to 60. it is not a bad recovery after coldstart.

similar temperatures thursday and friday. maybe cooler each day. especially since there is a warm up and store. saturday, sunday and monday pushing temperatures to the 60s. close to 60 on the coast and mid to upper 60s further inland. we have taken that chance out of the forecast for the entire seven-day is dry. it is looking good. >> it makes it so we cannot complain. >> it is cold, just layer up. which goat were at better. the unusual fashion show with stubborn models. straightahead, the raiders are down a quarterback. what a difference a ght makes. the warrior so i brilliantly played game tonight. go wrong.

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the difference between ninth place and fifth place, two games. it is bottlenecked.

they have every chance to respond to the second half of the season. eyanballhat would have beers t ig . jerry west said hello to klay thompson before the game. tied in the third. draymond green, fast break number. the warriors led and also at halftime. only five turnovers. the game flip when leonard got hot. he gave the clippers a third- quarter lead. in fact, the ignited a third- quarter run. leonard again, 33 points in 34 minutes. they could do nothing to stop him. he made them pay. the clippers scored 14 points off of 11 turnovers. the warriors dropped 134-124.

the record is 29 and 29, going into the all-star weekend, ninth in the conference. uphill battle tonight, hosting the penguins. he went between the -- . here is the story. the b b the kings. they took it out on the sharks. two goals, including that empty netter. they won with the final of 3-1. the raiders released derrick larr after nine seasons f -- as the starter. he was due $40 million. -- is the all-time leader in passing yards. since he was released, car consign with any team right now.

the nfc west has a new head coach. the cardinals hired jonathan gannon. he was in for the defense of coordinator for two years. the defense was second best in the league. two days after the super bowl that they lost. the eagles are looking for a new offensive coordinator and mood defense of coordinator. thhad hehe ea willost e 49ers. already looking ahead.

valentine's day is usually a great reason to break out a bottle of wine. as we celebrate black history

month, there is a winemaking operation that specializes in an interesting technique. >> for making wine to labeling, -- plays close attention to every detail. >> it is really important to make sure not only a pleasing appealing label that reflects what is inside, you have to have it on right. >> reporter: she is the founder of free range flower winery. she makes wine from locally sourced flowers. >> the flavor depends on the flowers. >> reporter: she has come a long way. >> i started in oakland in the shipping container. >> reporter: in the wine business there are not a lot of people that make wine from flowers. and there are not a lot of people that look like her. >> representation is important. winery owners that are black comprise less than 1% of all

the wineries and of those less than 1% wineries, black women make an even smaller fraction about. format that did not stop her from its during her passion. >> one of the things that has been important is to be an example for other people like me. people that have a dream and push forward. there are so many things to do. you will never find out what you are good at. that is unless you ask laura. >> a taste for x ducks -- a taste for exploration is a key part of the craft.

something she gets better at with every batch. >> i hope that one day, wine made this way from flowers will be as well known and widely respected as wine with grapes. she sells wine across the country. it takes a lot of hard work. every drop of success is sweet.

he remembered. >> we are veterans. >> singles awareness day for the rest of us. it is normally flowers and chocolate. it is all about goats today. they want the runway. they were rocking in union square.

>> wearing a pink sequin number in the matching headdress marched down the catwalk. and activist with the sisters of perpetual indulgence. she was very confident but needed coaxing, despite some intense music. >> a ferocious appetite. >> she did not feel like raving. san francisco officers managed to get the goat walking, listening to sandstorm. she was dressed in an officer's coat. not as daring as the last but she had a sticker to complete the look. if you think she was stubborn, go with the sheriffs department did not want to go anywhere. she said i didn't do anything wrong. deputies had to carry jasmine across the stage. >> she was in a mood.

>> pleading the fifth and all of the above. she had the dark blue one siena sheriffs hat. if you are wondering why, this was part of a bigger plan. they were raising money to support a nonprofit that uses them to cut down on wildfire fuel. that eat away at the hillsides and make it safer. they have better outfits for that. ♪♪ >> we understand. >> we understand the feelings of embarrassment of failing teeth and tooth loss. >> we understand the pain of not being able to chew or feeling confident smiling.

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