good evening we're live in san francisco tonight where thousands are gathering on the street for the chinese news year parade. the president and a sell gace mark 50 years -- delegation mark 50 years. a lot like spring out there. and how long the temperatures will stick around. >> the scene is set for the

largest chinese new year parade outside of asia. it craws locals and tourists each year it will start in just about an hour. >> reporter: this is gorgeous hout here. people are taking their spots. one is on macys. that's the cheese cake factory. they want to see the parade. i want to take you here, we wanted to give you a look, because we can. we'll go here. this is not a place they will see. we'll take you up the stairs and this is the production truck. this he have been -- they have been out here preparing. i want to show you how this is done. let's walk you through there, we'll take a left. there we are. that's the control room they are getting ready now the time

is ticking down. scott. these are the people that make sure this goes off without a hitch. been down here for hours. we'll take you down and take you down to the street level. let me show you the street level. the parade it is unbelievable. a reason it is a tradition here in san francisco it is one of the only parades. when you talk about the dragons and lion dancers and floats you are talking about a spectacular sight here. we have been here when it is raining and the weather is great. no matter what, the crowds are showing up and they show up in droves. temperature we come -- if we come out here, it doesn't look that bad. they have not stopped traffic. you can see the cars making their way through but the crowds are starting to fill up.

people are line up. we'll keep an eye on things for you. we'll check back in in half an hour. we'll0 show you how -- we'll show you how they are lining up. >> can't wait to see it in action. the parade starts at 2nd and market streets and winds through union square and ending at columbus. urn watch the parade after this news cast at 6:00. and julie is cohosting with ben. if you are heading to the parade you will have perfect weather. it is warm and people were out and about all over the bay area n san francisco people took advantage of the clear skies and the sunshine. let's head to mark for a look at the spring like temperatures and how it is looking for pat raid. -- parade. >> and the temperatures are 15 above average here in the area.

here is a camera looking to san francisco. you can't see looking to the clear conditions. clear skies across the bay area unless you watch us from the islands, that's not likely. but there is patchy fog. we have lots of blue skies. look at the warm temperatures, 70s towards san francisco. the average is 62. and livermore in the 70s. look at santa rosa and morgan hill. they are approaching the upper 70s. flirting -- flirting with the 80s. high clouds to the north and patchy fog and off shore. that's a factor tomorrow but not for today. and mild, showing you the 60s and the 70s. the forecast for the parade in san francisco the route and no raindrops that's a concern but not for tonight. clear skies. 6:00 temperature will be 63 and

down into the upper 50s. we'll take a look at the fog and a factor. and if we have any rain clouds. a chance that we'll have that coming up. the president and first lady joined members of congress to mark the march in selma, alabama. it commemorates bloody sunday when the police attacked marchers. we have more from selma. >> speaking at the bridge in alabama, the president called on americans to carry forward the spirit of the civil rights movement. >> if we want to honor the courage of those who marched that day, all of us are called to possess their moral imagination. all of us will need to feel as they did the urgency. >> 50 years ago the protestors marched across the bridge from selma heading to the capital in montgomery to end voting

practices. before they could make it, they faced beatings and teargas from state and local police. students thanked those protestors for the strength. >> because of what you did, we have choices in education. >> thousands of people, including some who participated in that march are in selma to commemorate the day. >> we come to be renewed. we come to be inspired. >> and relatives of the original leaders say the movement is far from over and everyone has their own bridge. >> don't just get on the bridge, don't just cross the bridge but finish the work so that their lives will not have been given in vain. >> 100 members of congress and former president george w. bush are here to commemorate the

event of 50 years ago. >> activists marked the anniversary with a march on the golden gate bridge. some say the injustices faced 5 years ago are still happening today. contra costa authorities are looking for witnesses to a boat accident that killed a man. deputies recovered the boat today. yesterday evening at about 5:30, a services unit responded to a call of a person in the water. he was found near the discovery bay main channel. they are trying to determine how he ended up away from his boat. the victim was 50-year-old jonathan bloom of discovery bay. he was taken to a local medical center where he died. stretches released of a man who tried to pull a girl into his car when she walked home from school.

it was around 4 p.m. she fought back and ran to a house for help. the suspect is a white man in his 20s. 5'7" with a tan complexion. a scruffy beard. he weigh 1:40 pounds. he was driving a newer model sedan with a light blue dealer plate on the back. and the incident is another kidnapping. that's when a girl in that case was able to escape. a person is dead. another injured in a shooting in the south bay. there were reports of shots fired at this morning on oak street in san jose. they found two adult victims, each shot once. both were rushed to the hospital where one was pronounced dead. the second victim will survive. no word on suspects or motive. a person with a case of measles may have exposed people

at two berkeley libraries. officials say the person visited the central branch on february 27th and the west branch library that day and the next day on the 28th. the person diagnosed and it is not confirmed but the people who visited the libraries should monitor for symptoms until march 21st. five people are in jail after a drug bust at a suspected narcotics operation in santa rosa. they were conducting surveillance on a house. inside the home they found a pound of meth that was packaged to be sent to hawaii. $15,000 worth of meth was seized from the suspects who ranged from 22 years old to 38. they were arrested for suspicious of meth for sale and conspiracy to sell meth. the weather was perfect for a game of flag football, that's what 40 kids did with help from some pros.

and justin tuck and spencer ware of the chiefs led the kids in drills before playing a game of flag football at sidney walton square in the city. they were from the boys and girls club of tenderloin clubhouse. >> they did a little question and answer, build some confidence and we care. >> and we have been helping kids who look up to athletes or stars, who ever it is. and we just want to relate to them. >> it was organized by be human. it is led by a police officer and his brother. it gets kids involved in sports to keep them off the streets. it teaches the youth from rival neighborhoods how to get along. marking history on the bridge, the march to commemorate an important point in the civil rights movement. this may seem like a sale

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police are investigating a hit and run crash that killed a woman. it was on pine street near 8th street. the driver left the vehicle and escaped on foot. the victim was dead at the scene. they have not released a vehicle description for the victim's identity. the commemoration of the anniversary of bloody sunday in alabama stretched here to the bay area. and we are live in san francisco where marchers crossed aor bridge to make their call for justice. christian? >> reporter: protestors marched across bridge here with an eye on the past and one on the future. >> dozens of protestors whistled and marched across the bridge saying brown and black lives mattered and calling for an end to a pattern of police

brutality. >> 50 years of being beaten and for equal rights. >> reporter: many of those marching remember the march 50 years ago in selma where protestors were beaten by alabama state troopers. >> selma is in my heart. a lot of what happened before selma and after selma, that made a difference in my life. >> reporter: and she reefs racial injustice before the movement. >> i lived in ohio, i went to a school where blacks had to swim last in the pool. >> reporter: and it was an important moment in the seufld rights movement. >> by the time i graduated and went to university, they were giving scholarships away as a result of selma. >> reporter: marchers say the issues are confronting americans so they're still marching. >> we're at a cross roads. will things go back to selma and before selma to the

lynching rope? you know, they had troopers and dogs, now they have the police shooting people down. >> reporter: the organizers say the struggles for justice is far from over. they're calling for a day of protest and calling for people to stay home from work and school and calling it no business as usual. back to you. >> live at the golden gate bridge. part of the chinese new year's celebration a strait fair is being held in china town. the music delighted those who make their way to the fair. and some were invited to sit down for a jam session with some chinaees musicians. this includes an opportunity for people to make kites and get a taste of the culture. >> meet a lot of local people

here. the food is great. rerode bart in so we didn't deal with parking. >> the fair continues tomorrow from 9 to 5. daylight saving time starts tomorrow. it is almost time to spring forward before going to bed. set your clock ahead. we have a clicking -- ticking clock. officials say the time changes is a great opportunity to switch out the batteries in the alarms. and it ends and standard time returns on november 1. let's go to mark who has been tracking our gorgeous weather out there. i hate to lose any sleep but i will enjoy the view. >> if you want to go for a longer run, another mile. looking great with the skies. i'm still the same weather story here no major changes and no storms to talk about just yet. we could have a change showing

up in the five-day forecast. a tracker here and some patchy fog and regrouping near, looks like this one patch near the bay area. and north bay coast line. that is a factor near the shoreline first thing tomorrow morning. statewide the temperatures are, if you look, 72 in san diego. beautiful there. palm springs 85. and one of the cooler spots up to the north toward arcada. and the numbers here showing you some 60s and 70s again. and beautiful weather. and 72 in santa rosa and 70s for fairfield and walnut creek and livermore a few more to change the clock. you can see the sunrise and sunset times. look at that for the sunday. checking in. 10 after 7:00. we'll have patchy fog to talk

about. near the coast line first thing tomorrow. the live camera out to san francisco. and clear skies here a little bit of haze out there in the distance. the forecast will go like this. fair skies. patchy fog. mild to warm for sunday. the extended forecast, a weak system will approach w that we bump up -- with that we bump up the shower chances. still chilly up in the north bay. the readings in the 30s near 40. near the bay and the coast and the 40s to the 50s and fog could be bumping up and could be pushing back into the bay. high pressure and the winds are warming up the bay area as i mentioned the numbers a good 10 to 15 above the average. a bit in the wind direction. that could translate to cooling near the coast line and fog and

temperatures bring the neighborhoods down 3 to 6 degrees with the balmy readings. showing you this. and some fog regrouping. it is a sense stiff forecast and have a big impact. and the models hinting at the fog and a few patches around the bay. they pull back to the shoreline, we'll have the same forecast into monday but then on tuesday we're thickening up the clouds. we could be tracking a few hours. always a chance for now. temperatures tomorrow, lots of 70s out there. and napa and right around the rim of the bay you will find the readings in the 70s. and the winds we'll have more of the tip account sea breeze. and san francisco 68 in the upper 60s. you can't see the temperatures not a big change.

for monday fog and increasing clouds on tuesday. there is the chance of a shower. but the rain fall amounts. if you like at the time. another round expected in the sunday forecast. brides to be came out in force today to score a great deal on a designer dress. the brides against breast cancer stopped at the hilton garden inn. now hundreds of brand names and gently used gowns are on sale at discounts of 85%. the best part the proceeds will support cancer programs for patients and families. we had 150 people show up and general admission so we are kicking it here. >> the tour of gowns is part of

a 120-city tour organized by the florida-based non-profit. remembering a aid worker. remembering kayla mueller. new developments in the assassination of a russian opposition leader. why authorities put the white house on lockdown today.

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held and killed by isis was remembered as the ultimate good sam air tain. people came out to say a goodbye to kayla mueller in prescott, arizona. she was remembered as having a quit wit and overflowing heart. she was an aid worker in israel, syria and france. she was captured in 2013. she was held for 18 months by islamic state militants. >> we're here to celebrate kayla's life and who she was, her beautiful smile, her laugh, her wonderful sense of humor and also her love of mankind. this is who she was. >> john mccain's voice cracked as he paid tribute to her. he read part of a letter she wrote while hostage.

>> i have been shown the darkness and life. and in prison life can be free. >> they were wise, strong and brave true words. news that nigeria's boko haram is pledging allegiance to isis. four bombings took place killing 54 people and injuring 140. the deadliest blast claimed the lives of 18 people when the bomber blew himself up at the entrance to a market. the leader posted a twitter message announcing allegiance to the islamic state. it is as it has been weakened by multinational force. john kerry discussed the iran nuclear conversations with the france foreign minister. the deadline is nearing for iran to curb its program for sanctions released. he will meet with the foreign

ministers of germany and england on this trip. it follows three days of negotiations with the iranians in switzerland. russian state television said police have detained two suspects in connection with the assassination of a russian opposition later boris nemtsov. he was shot a week ago in moscow steps from the kremlin. there is no word if the men have been charged or whether the suspect fired the shot. and the top body said that it is looking into several possible motives. he was one of president putin's outspoken critics. mexico banned animals from the circus. the ban takes effect in july as some states are starting to enforce it. the owner of this circus said he has not heard what will happen to the tigers and horses and other animals. activists have been tracking

them for abuse. and it is now retiring elephants from the greatest show on earth. a fire at a car put the white house on lock down and the departure to selma, alabama. and staffers were investigating the incident a dog was alerted on constitution avenue. this as a car caught fire outside of the white house at the same time. they contained the blaze and no injuries were reported. they were not related. criticism of how the former secretary of state handled e- mails is gaining steam of the aisle. there are reports that clinton had several addresses saying she used one personal address. they are distancing themselves from the front runner. in an interview the senior staffer was asked if she ever received an e-mail from

clinton. i did not. i have not received it. do the members of the administration receive them from hilly clinton while she was the secretary of state? >> i know that the president had a firm policy they should be kept on the system. >> and an official was hit with questions about the e-mail. >> is this feeling any political pressure from the white house to the clinton camp from supporters to remove information that could be embarrassing to a possible clinton campaign. >> with 55,000 the process of looking at them for production to the libyan committee. and fox news found that clinton has had many and some for aids, all outside of the secure system. >> and in 2004 and 5 with the

lowest level security clearance i was given an e-mail account. there is a degree and expectation that employees are going to handle information appropriately. >> reporter: asked in a poll as the story broke if she is honest and trust worthy, 44% said yes, 52% said no. some think she wounded other contenders are stepping in. and the maryland governor has speaking engagements in new hampshire. joe biden fresh from iowa spoke to the human rights campaign, a key constituency. the huffington post has this piece called, the answer to hillary clinton's e-mail gate, vote for eye liz beth warren. and the senior officials handle negotiations with the team of clinton lawyers to gain access to her personal e-mails. it was not until december the

mid-term elections that 50,000 were delivered to the state department n washington mc mcelway. the chinese new year parade about 30 minutes away. coming up we'll get a update on the preparations underway right now. and a party at a frat house goes wrong. the roof collapsed and people go to the hospital. from t-ball to high school baseball. and players celebrating opening day.

people are streaming into

san francisco for the chinese new year parade. what is going on? >> reporter: that's right. there are injuries making their way down the street. this is the high school marching band coming through here at post street, making their way through union square. this crowd is unbelievable. all the way up, several people have been here for three hours. as we pan around you can see how packed in tightly they are. some of the littlest fans have good seats. i told this one i would say hello. >> hello. >> where are you going. >> hello. >> i'm getting them confused. >> how are you doing. >> good. >> good. what did you say about your grand pa. >> he watches the news. >> what do you think about the parade? >> good. >> it is just starting.

so cute. >> you say you watch channel 2 we may give you an interview. >> and all the people here, taking a look at this parade the san francisco firefighters coming through here. these are the injuries. this is long, we have a lot of parade left to go. the crowd is happy to see the people making their way down. we're giving you a look. we'll do that. we'll walk you here where they cannot go. how we're getting ready for the bulk of the parade. let's go to the production areas that we have set up here for our broadcast, which starts in less than half an hour, we're up the stairs. there we go. here, i want to show you how we are here. there is julie and ready for the broadcast. smiling and waving to everyone here. julie, julie, see if we can get

her. hello. >> hello. >> hey we're here. they are waving to the crowd. we're getting excited, things are just getting started. >> it is exciting. what do you think of the crowd? >> well, this is the perfect weather for a perfect parade. we'll be as near perfect as possible. here are the firecrackers on cue. >> you get to do that, light them. we have some ear plugs. >> you are hard at work we wanted to check in. you will see them in just less than 30 minutes. that's the latest. back to you. >> it will be fun. >> thank you, you can watch the parade from start to finish after the newscast. as you saw. julie is cohosting and ben who is near perfect. and a shooting on meadow lane. he is in critical condition. that was at 1:30 in the morning. the 27-year-old victim was walking with a group when the

vehicle approached and someone inside gunned him down. they are looking for witnesses. no description has been available yesterday. >> 7 people are recovering from injuries they suffered when a roof collapsed during a party. it was caught on cell phone video. more than 2 dozen people were on the roof celebrating the upcoming st. patrick's day holiday when it gave way. here was near the campus. three people were arrested for misdemeanors. looking for something out of the ordinary and at a steal. and the oakland museum white elephant sale. they were pumped. the first shoppers clapped as they entered the building. the sale includes pretty much anything anyone could dream of or want that can fit in a warehouse. there is artwork, watching,

jewelry. dolls, books, instruments and more a bit of memorbilia caught the eye of one shopper. >> we have these, we have golu. m. >> they will be gifts. >> everything you want. the money goes to support the owning land museum of california. the sale continues tomorrow. it is free but those who go are encouraged to shop until they drop which a lot of people can do. opening day at the coliseum for baseball not for the a's but for hundreds of others. >> about 1400 young players represent 1:00 30 teams gathered at the coliseum parking lot -- 130 teams gathered at the coliseum parking lot. it is opening day for nol soul. >> it has been around for 30 years. we have been doing this a long

time. this our first time at the coliseum. we have a great relationship with the a's. it came together. it worked with all the volunteers that help out throughout the league. >> and 3% of oakland youth play little league that's something that parents and coaches would like to change. >> baseball is teaching them about team sports and sports manship and how to be good people. >> we very two kids a young one playing t-ball and older who is playing in aa competitive league. >> and little giants and a's got to strut their stuff. mascots helped parents and coaches cheer on the players. there are grilled sausages and treats to keep them motivated. >> that's a fun event. that's a fun event. and i identify with the teammates, they get to play in the bouncy houses. >> and that's what they did.

they piled into the bouncy houses to work off that excess energy. and the officials say they hop to have the kids on the grassy infield inside the coliseum for next year's opening day celebration. warriors fans can leave their wallets at home. the new high tech way customers can virtually shell out their cash. >> it is two weeks away.

can you leave your cash and credit cards at home when you head to your next warriors game. bring your iphone. they introduced apple pay last night. that mean s that you can now buy a new jersey in the team store and get a snack and drink at the concession stand and only take out your phone.

it links your credit cards. all you have to do is touch the sensor and you have paid. >> a lot of people outside. playing today which was a good thing to do. let's go to mark. it was that kind of a day. >> and by a field out to the four points the golden gate bridge. packed out there. a beautiful day out there and the temperatures the bay area up into the 70s a few spots flirting with the 80s. santa cruz. you can see the temperatures from this afternoon. san jose and santa rosa and downtown 74 degrees. on the satellite a few minor changes developing. you can see the fog bank out to the west. that will transport that fog closer to the coast line for tomorrow. here is a closer look at san francisco and we're watching the forecast for the chinese new year parade. here is the live camera out to union square now and nice out

there. and last year we had. it is a stressful forecast a chance of light showers and not the case this year. nice out there. and san francisco is in the 60s. 66 degrees. and santa rosa. 70s out to fairfield and walnut creek and san jose. the headlines the camera showing up. you cannot see. and mild and warm. the extended forecast there is a chance of a shower showing up in a five-day forecast. lows first thing tomorrow morning. the coolest locations. fairfield at 40. and the areas in the mild side will be pacifica and san francisco and at least partly cloudy right near the shoreline. hayward forecast tomorrow, temperature time line starting out the day in the 40s on track to reach 70s for the afternoon hours. this was the case. a strong high pressure in command of the weather. winds warming up the bay area.

at change for tomorrow. and more of a breeze and we'll have patchy fog regrouping near the coast line. cooler temperatures for the beaches right around the bay and still well inland we're talking about the 70s. 72, 74. here is the chance i was talking about the clouds on the increase tuesday and there is a chance of a shower. this is on wednesday. but you get the item the best chance is up to the north of the bay area not here but close enough we have to bring in the chance of scattered showers. but the significant rain fall not showing up. >> the forecast highs. 70s but upper 60s and the beach and right around the rim of the bay. lower 70s. a few areas around 73. out to danville and san jose. santa cruz. 70s. san francisco and the 745 we had today will go 68 and as you can not see half moon bay in the 60s. fog for the morning hours.

no big changes in the forecast and then tuesday increasing clouds there is a chance of a shower into a wednesday but if we pick up anything a big "if." i feel like i'm saying the same thing. this is the guy that you talk to every day. it's not raining just yet but beyond next week we could be talking about a change. >> we hope. >> for sure. >> thank you, mark. girls are start dreaming of the prom and finding the outfit. high school girls searched for a dress today at the princess project in san francisco. a student was thrilled to find her designer dress. >> i came here to find a dress, a pretty dress and i succeeded in that. i'm happy that i found this dress for free. >> but for the shoes she is ready to go. any student may shop at the

princess project but there are only a few weekends left. book an appointment and bring your student id. coming up. we have march madness. several teams are in action. sanford and saint mary's. >> can one of the coaches make a career change as jim harbaugh suits up with the a's. sports is next.

good evening, everyone. welcome to special early saturday evening sports wrap. other than winning the pac 12, stanford's hope of making the big one was a win against arizona.

that option, it is no longer in place. miller and the wild cats. and no intention of letting stanford steal it. and a game. tarzuski. jamming in. he doing that coming off the bench. through the first half. stanford gets within 2. rosco and randall led stanford with 16. the wild cats went on the 18-4 run to ends half. and york off the bench for 13. second half. wild cats. mcconnell. 2 more. arizona runs away 91-69. stanford finishes 9 and 9. 18- 12 overall. cal, like stanford, swept in the desert. the bears are losing momentum heading to conference tournament. the bears in tempe for the finale against arizona state. and cal scored the first 9 points but needed a big play by singer in the first half to

pull within three. he makes the 3. fouled. makes it it for a four point play. they came out firing. wallace misses. asu runs the floor and save on goodman. wallace inside and that was cut to two. later the bears within 1. they had no answer for mc kissic. in the pass. he led with 21. they win 74-70. cal finishes with a 7 and 11 pac-12 record. waldo and saint mary's playing the first game in the wcc tournament today against portland. waldo all they had. a pretty move under the hoop. foul. they pull in 2. he had 25 the only play player in double figures. they pulled away. wintering and dishing to todd. one and out for the they lose.

they can only hope the ni. it take as liking to them. when it comes to spring training baseball, you see things you will not see any other time of the year. bob mel slip was a visitor to the 49ers games. jim harbaugh returned the favor. he suited up as oakland's first base coach. part of an off season that seen him make the rounds when it came to photo ops. they trailed 6-1. the bottom of the 7th. in the ninth here. and miss as homerun. that's an r.b.i. trip toll tie the game. they won on the hit by nunez. they score 7 and for an 8-7 win. and harbaugh on his baseball coaching style. >> it was very aggressive. >> and it is the best. >> if you missed that he said very aggressive. hungry dogs hunt during the fall we called that's

harbaughisms. >> it is spring training days for the giants. tim lincecum. he struck out 5 in two innings of work but he gave up a solo homerun to will meyers in the fourth. opposite field. over the fence. at that point, san diego had 59- 0 lead. belt was the first guy to get the giants on the board. this drive in the 4th t -- it drives in gary brown. the giants rallied late. they could not avoid the loss. and balm gardener gave up two runs in the two innings of work. >> still to come we'll take another look at the effort that was not completely satisfying to steve kerr. it is like there was a magnet in the cup on the 4th hole today at doral.

a good sunday at the coliseum tomorrow afternoon. the warriors and clip merse a preview of the western conference playoff. golden state at home against another possible playoff opponent the mavericks. this play got the arena buzzing. and steve currie with a pass that is creative. one of the 7 assists. barnes hits the three with six warriors hit double figuresment one more look at the magic. an assist of a more conventional variety and they win 104-89. improving. steve kerr was not happy. he was not thrilled about the other side of the defense. >> we have gotten worse offensively. i don't know what i was looking at tonight on the offensive end. and it was a poor performance, too many silly passes, passes

that didn't need to be made, risky plays. fortunately we can play off the defense so we can get out into the open floor and get the shooters some shots, that's not enough down the road so. we have a lot of work to do. >> the golf course at doral is the blue monster. one hole that was vulnerable. and rory may have another dive. the diver looking to get his hand on club after he let it fly in disgust. ten strokes off. the diver may have gotten a driver. and on the par-3 fourth. a t-shot. this will roll to the pin for a hole in 1. on the round to a 69. he is tied with bubba watson. and 5 shots off the lead. here is the leader, jb holmes on that hole.

and so was the result. the hole gives up a pair of aces. birdied 30 on the back nine and a five-stroke lead into the final round. sharks host vancouver. no margin of error in the 10th place in the west. 4 points out of the playoff spot. see you tonight at 190. >> thank you for bringing us that slip of the former coach harbaugh, funny, he is making the rounds this year. >> he is. >> thank you. >> hungry dogs hunt. >> next right after the news cast our coverage of the chinese new year parade. >> it is the year of the ram and hundreds of thousands are lining the street here is a look now. tonight at 10. we'll get a recap.

live from union square in san francisco. the southwest airlines chinese near's parade, with your host julie haener and -- >> if you've been feeling more balanced because the year of the horse has galloped off