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with the all-star game, valentine's day and the lunar new year, how restaurants are gearing up. then how nba players in town for all-star weekend are giving back at the bay area food banks. later, police in san francisco are investigating a group of men claiming to work for elon musk, demanding sensitive data from city hall. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. well, there are tens of thousands of basketball fans enjoying all the bay area has to offer for all-star weekend with events and festivities across oakland and in san francisco. students got a chance to learn from some of the best in the world today at the nba and wnba junior annual basketball clinic. it was led by current and former players and students tell us they also made some friends. >> marquis from my school because he got that good pass, then marquis again. >> this was the eighth time nike

has hosted that event. all-star weekend also has heart. hundreds of volunteers, including current and former nba and wnba players have helped out the community around the bay area. volunteers were at the san francisco marin food bank today and helped pack meals and we spoke with warriors center kevon looney about why he came out today. >> they show so much love and support and come to all our games. for me to spend a little time and help them, it's a blessing. >> he's the tallest volunteer out there. the food bank serves more than 50,000 families a week. the fact that all-star weekend fell on valentine's day, it's creating the perfect storm for bay area restaurants. all those people looking for a night out is making it practically impossible to find a reservation. our sooji nam has the details. >> this is kind of my ode to

california. >> reporter: dustin falcon, executive chef at micu steakhouse, in san francisco says great service is all in the details. >> it burns really hot, not an overly smoky taste. >> reporter: the restaurant opens six years ago on valentine's day. the preparations for one of the busiest nights of the year never stop. according to open table, the restaurant reservation platform, this michelin star restaurant is one of the top businesses fully booked for valentine's day weekend. one of the reasons? special events like at their butcher shop next-door. >> on valentine's on friday and saturday, we seat eight guests around here and it's a very, very private experience. we dim the lights and it's just myself, rebecca and then eight guests. >> reporter: it could be the busiest weekend of the year for dustin and his team. between valentine's day, the nba all-star game, and chinese new year celebrations, he's got his hands full. >> coming up next is going to be

your roasted wagu bone marrow. >> reporter: and make sure the restaurant lives up to expectations. >> reservations in san francisco are trending 22% higher than last year. >> reporter: amy wae, chief operating officer of open table, says nearly 75% of san francisco diners plan to try a new restaurant on valentine's day. almost 30% of those surveyed said they will spend more money this year than last year and 56% of diners said they would go on a first date on valentine's day. >> one trend i find very interesting is of all of the san francisco diners who are going to celebrate valentine's day, three-quarters of them are looking to do so in a group. i believe that's because over the last couple of years this trend is on the rise. valentine's day is no longer just about the romantic dinner for two. it's

about celebrating friendship, celebrating with your family. >> reporter: and back here at the steakhouse, dustin is excited to serve diners who have been celebrating valentine's day for years or even strangers who may be on their first date. >> the city's had a lot of ups and downs and we're thankful every single day for, one, how busy we are and the fact we get to take care of so many people. >> reporter: just one of the special restaurants surviving the rush on one of the busiest weekends of the year. going to some of those events on all-star weekend will set you back more than a night out on a nice restaurant. according to seatgeek, tickets for the actual game start at $230 and go as high as $35,000, though. the hbcu classic tomorrow afternoon will set you back at least 92 bucks. the rising star challenge, ticket prices start around $42. taking a live look at the white house, today president trump signed two executive orders, one ending federal

funding to schools that require covid vaccine, another that establishes a new energy panel. he's calling it the energy dominance council. it comes as efforts to slash the federal workforce receives backlash. today thousands of federal workers received notice they have been fired. this group protested today in washington, d.c., calling themselves federal workers against doge. the cuts have landed on multiple agencies, including the department of veterans affairs, the u.s. forest service, the department of education and others. trump has said he is attempting to cut down on government bloat. on capitol hill democratic lawmakers are also ramping up their attacks on the firing which have been led by elon musk and his department of government efficiency. the san francisco sheriff's office is investigating three men in doge shirts and maga hats that walked into san francisco city hall today and demanded they be given digital

information on spending. the sheriff's office says employees refused and immediately called authorities, but the men were gone by the time deputies arrived. investigators say they're still going over video, but at this point they do not think they were actually from doge. coming up, new details on what may have potentially caused a black hawk helicopter and american airlines jet to collide over washington, d.c., what investigat

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california's insurance commissioner just rejected state farm's request for an emergency rate hike due to the l.a. wildfires. the home insurer wanted to raise rates by 22% for homeowners, 15% for condo owners and 38% for rental dwellings. state farm says it's paid out nearly $1 billion from its depleted cash reserves, but commissioner richard lara said

state farm failed to improve it needs the increases. new details what might have happened on board that black hawk helicopter involved in the deadly midair crash outside washington, d.c. last month, the ntsb said the helicopter's al altimeter may have been inaccurate. >> data from the black hawk indicated that the portion of the transmission stated pass behind the may not have been received by the black hawk crew. transmission was stepped on by a 0.8 second mic key from the black hawk. the black hawk was keying the mic to communicate with atc. >> investigators wrapped up their own on-scene portion of the investigation and will move the wreckage to a secure location. the crash killed the three people in the helicopter

and all 64 people aboard the american airlines flight. meet the oakland rapper hoping to take hip-hop beyond those negative stereotypes. coming up in sports, a very special valentine's day edition, our kpix sports department is sending ou

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that hit this mobile home park in oxnard. it was a tornado. people living there said it only lasted a few minutes, but that was enough to wreck these homes. the national weather service said winds in the area were more than 50 miles an hour at the time. even outside here -- >> it had to be more than 50 if it was a tornado. >> even in the bay area it's been breezy. >> now the winds are starting to relax. this system is moving out and we settle into a calmer pattern probably the next couple weeks overall. let's look at the big picture perspective and look where our latest storm is going and the next one trying to line up over the pacific. all that cloud cover through the middle of the country is our storm system that's moving out. it will cause all sorts of problems along and east of the mississippi river. here's the next storm system over the pacific, that big swirl of

clouds. it looks ominous, but the bulk of energy and moisture with that will miss us. there is an outside chance of a couple showers making their way through the bay area sunday, but i think they'll be few and far between. we'll keep you updated. first let's look at what things look like outside right now, check out from salesforce tower. we're seeing temperatures in the low to mid-50s as the sun goes down, a little cool today, definitely breezy, but the winds are relaxing and without a blank of clouds or strong winds to mix the atmosphere around, these cool temperatures will become chilly temperatures heading through the rest of tonight. let's look at the forecast lows which are mostly going to be in the 30s inland. it's going to be a mix of 30s and 40s even near the water, upper 30s for bodega bay and pacifica, mid-30s on the cold end of the spectrum, a frost advisory in effect. some of the warmest temperatures are barely holding onto 40 degrees in san jose with a lot of

temperatures in the santa clara valley dipping to the mid-and upper 30s. we'll climb up to mostly low 60s inland with a mix of upper 50s and low 60s around the bay, mid-50s along the coast. some of the coolest inland temperatures will be in the north bay. you'll struggle up to around 60 degrees. all these numbers are within 2 or 3 degrees of normal for this time of year, very similar temperatures on sunday, even with more cloud cover and a chance for a couple showers. this is futurecast. this is the most likely scenario, that we see a few showers trying to run through the north bay sunday morning, but they don't hold together as they try to move farther into the bay area. i'll replay it once more. this won't amount to much, barely a trace of moisture, even for the north bay. other forecast models are a little more aggressive, but i'm not quite buying into that. if we don't see measurable rain, it looks like it will be a while before we do see the next rainmaker headed our way. this is the six to ten-day outlook

from the climate prediction center, talk about a flip for the back half of february. so much rain during the first two weeks of the month, but now a strong signal towards drier than normal conditions in the eight to 14-day outlook which takes us to the end of the month. it seems like it's been all or nothing this winter. that trend does look like it's going to hold through the last of this month. let's look at the seven-day forecast and start with inland parts of the bay area. we'll put that chance of showers in the forecast sunday to be on the safe side. otherwise, it looks like things stay dry with a mix of clouds and sunshine and temperatures warming to the upper 60s thursday and friday for inland parts of the bay area. some of the warmest spots may touch 70 degrees. temperatures around the bay will warm up, just not quite as much. those bayside temperatures are more likely to reach the low to mid-60s by tuesday through friday, at abbreviated workweek following presidents' day, and temperatures along the coast won't warm up nearly as much, but should be up to around 60

degrees by wednesday, thursday and friday. time for a check of what's ahead at 6:00, we switch over to juliette goodrich. >> look at you with the red sneakers, very nice. at 6:00, while the nba all-star weekend is bringing big events to oakland, we have sobering news that a major downtown hotel has defaulted on its loan. we also continue our all-star coverage, but before the big game the match-up between two historically black colleges, a slam dunk for opportunity. plus, if you're sick of trying to find a date on the apps, this valentine's day consider hopping on the love train. oh, yeah. b.a.r.t.'s new speed dating experiment, it's about to leave the station. we'll tell you all about it, all that coming up in ten minutes at 6:00. let's get to matt and sports, unless he's on the b.a.r.t. train. >> kpix sports is powered by

kia. learn more at kia.com. kia, movement that inspires. >> no, i'm here, but in spirit of nba all-star weekend i almost caved into some load management, gave myself the night off, but i battled through. i'm here to anchor sports. the best basketball players in the world and celebrities from all over have descended upon the bay area for all the festivities. warriors guard brandin podziemski will be playing in his second rising star game in evening. pods is already enjoying the weekend, nailed this full court shot earlier today at the rising stars practice. he's used to hitting those trick shots, though. he goes head to head against the game's all-time greatest shooter and currently has bragging rights. >> every shoot-around pregame we do a half-court competition and i'm up 18-17 right now. >> reporter: what does the winner get at the end of the season? >> we haven't decided yet. we'll figure it out, but it's

all fun. >> unfortunately, for all basketball fans, steph won't be involved in any of the skills challenges, which is a shame, considering he and sabrina ionescu lit it up last season. we won't see steph in uniform until sunday night's game, his team slated to face the winner of the rising stars challenge in round one which means steph could be taking on one of his younger teammates. >> on sunday i think the vets, obviously they don't want to lose and if we play them, i know we'll be playing pretty fricking hard. i think they'll try to take it to us a little bit. they might coast the first second, but if we put it on them early, they might start trying. >> i'd love to play against steph in the all-star game. i told them they're going to have me stay around a few more days, then you better believe i'm going to lace them up. there hasn't been a whole lot to love about bay area sports this past year, but that doesn't mean we are skipping valentine's day. in the spirit of the holiday, our kpix sports department wanted to see who

would be our valentine. the first one is for newest warrior, jimmy butler. dearest jim yip, we're so glad you left miami. there is way too much tension. dub nation knows your worth, so here's a two-year extension. for busty posey, without you behind home plate it's been hard to stay sober. welcome back to third and king. now please, please get us back to october. 9er addition, oh, deebo, good-byes are never easy. so there's no need to bicker, but wherever you go next, please don't fight the kicker. lastly, in honor of nba all-star weekend, one for our dear friend charles barkley. sir charles, we know you don't like our city and you've said many awful things. you'll just never know what it's like to have championship rings. sorry, charles. >> was that poetry? >> i'm trying my hand. >> okay. >> shout out justin williams, our great producer, came up with some of that.

>> you know charles barkley, he loves san francisco, right? you know he's just getting room service tonight, right? >> probably. he's afraid of the rats. >> he's afraid of everything in san francisco. he thinks it's terrible. >> he needs some love in his life. >> thanks. coming up, we'll introduce you to the 24-year-old artist using hip-hop to spread a message of love. hey, it's jonny moseley. before you pack up your boards and load up your toyota, let's get over to the map. >> we have arrived on presidents' day weekend and conditions in the sierra are looking really good. road conditions are improving. the latest storm system is moving out. that storm dropped a lot of fresh snow over the sierra. generally 2 to 3 feet of new snow on top of an already substantial base. the weather in the mountains also looking good, just a light rain/snow mix sunday into monday, doesn't look like that will amount to much. it shouldn't cause any

problems on the roads. low temperatures will be in the 20s with highs in the 30s through presidents' day monday. enjoy all the fresh powd i don't ever see anyone coming out

to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks]

this black history month we're highlighting a bay area rapper who is making waves in the hip-hop scene through

positivity. our itay hod went into the booth with him to see what it's all about. >> reporter: 24-year-old alonzo henderson is doing something you don't see from many rappers. henderson, who goes by the stage name zo1, isn't laying down edgy lyrics or hard hitting beats. he's going for something far less common in the rap world, a love song. ♪ black love baby black love ♪. >> this has always been the dream for me, life-affirming music everyone can enjoy and listen to. >> reporter: in a world where controversy sells, zo1 is proving you don't need explicit lyrics or shock value to make an impact. his latest track "feeling the love" is produced by kingmakers music, a nonprofit record label with a mission to uplift black men in oakland

through music and mentorship. >> we're not developing musicians. we're developing great human beings. >> reporter: rapper jahi, kingmakers' director, says the goal is to make socially conscious music that steers clear of drugs, violence, and profanity. >> is it even rap music without the profanity? >> absolutely. i think it's a misnomer to think that you only can rap and include derogatory towards. >> reporter: socially conscious rap isn't new. it's been part of the hip-hop scene since the beginning. labels like kingmakers are bringing it back to the forefront, using music as a tool for change. >> hip-hop is a house of many rooms and we've been in the cussing room a lot. we've been in the shooting room a lot. we've been in the violence room a lot, but there's a medication room. there's a mindfulness room. there's a room that speaks about love, joy, introspection and family and i

want to invite people to spend some time in those rooms as well. >> reporter: for zo1, stepping into those rooms didn't just shape his sound, it helped keep him on the right track, bot in music and in life. >> i was getting caught up with different people, but i had folks behind me that would show me different ways to do things and the right way to go. >> reporter: helping young black men find their voice by putting a softer spin on hip-hop. >> be sure to watch our special celebrating black history month next thursday at 7:30 p.m. and our one-hour special will air saturday, the 22nd, at 7:00 right here on kpix. that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> get home to your valentine. thanks so much. at 6:00, a big weekend on tap for the bay area and tens of thousands of people are ready to take it all in from the chinese new year parade to the nba stars

in town. >> we saw karl-anthony towns outside, yeah. that was cool. >> we've got all the action as some of the biggest names in basketball join fans from all over the globe for a jam-packed schedule of events. and across the bay, oakland is also in the spotlight, but the struggle to attract tourists just led to another major economic blow for the town. >> i'm not sure why we're not getting a lot of visitors coming to oakland because oakland is getting a bad rap. >> the financial fears oakland's biggest hotel is facing. plus, this valentine's day people are doing something a little different to find a date. the love train is about to leave the station. this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. it's friday. it's also a big weekend around the bay area. so the bay area is on the