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packed few days for the city of san francisco. and tonight, the final night of nba all star weekend, a global event bringing large crowds to chase center and the surrounding city streets. >> it's been a long time coming to have something of this magnitude in san francisco since the pandemic. bring some life back to the city. >> nba all-star weekend is now in the books. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. fans from across the world in san francisco tonight to watch the nba's top players take to the hardwood. ktvu zac sos live for us in the city where zach, even those without tickets turned up just to get a chance to see the action, right? >> yeah, that's absolutely right. ticket or no ticket fans telling me the energy of all star weekend, it was not something they wanted to miss out on. so whether it was going to a bar or watching the game on thrive city, those i spokeo say it was well worth the trek.

>> back on the floor. >> rising stars teaming up with the nba's best at chase center will top musical acts took over a pier 48 for all-star weekend? part of a jam packed few days in san francisco. saturday, the annual chinese new year parade winding its way through the city. back in mission bay sunday, fans gearing up for the big game. >> yeah, pretty excited for it. >> grabbing a bite ahead of the action at park labs food truck garden. >> we love the hokey pokey is good here. >> we've got the. >> chicken tenders and some curly fries for the little ones, and then we're still trying to figure out what we want. >> fortunately, no shortage of options. and for the businesses, no shortage of people. >> this has been great since this all-star game. >> rudi mahall busy, but all smiles about the added foot traffic. >> especially last night with all the festivities the whole weekend. muni's been doing a great job. the mta is doing a

great job of organizing everything, so it's all around. good job. >> colleen carmen among those braving the crowds on public transit and somehow finding the fun in it. >> it's definitely exciting to make public transit like a big party where everyone's excited to, like, see what's going on with the game. and everyone has a different favorite star. >> her plan to post up in a nearby bar for the big game. others opting to catch it at thrive city. >> some drinks, hang out, watch the screen, be cool because surf through the crowd. >> fans not quite ready to say goodbye to the weekend and soaking up every minute of it. >> it's great. you know, i think it's been a long time coming to have something of this magnitude in san francisco. >> yeah, just an incredible few days from the big game to the three point contest, the concerts, and of course, those dunks. yeah. i tell you what, claudine, it was a tough assignment, but someone had to

do it right. >> that's right. zach. tough day at the office. i hope you survived it. okay. what a fun weekend in the cit weekend. all right, well, there was one moment tonight during the nba all star game that has everyone buzzing. >> keep shooting. keep shooting. keep shooting. oh my gosh. keep shooting. keep going. oh. he did it. he did it. >> i could watch that a thousand times. all right. that is gerard barajas, the 18 year old college student and oakland native beat nba star damian lillard in a three point shooting contest to win $100,000. barajas draining that three at the very last second. it is a moment he is certainly never going to forget. >> all right, let's ask him about it. jaron, the man of the hour joins us live right now in studio. first of all man. nice shot. thank you. at the end drain did won the money. i want the back story in a bit. but

first let me ask you about the shot. right. we heard we all heard him. the clock was ticking. you needed one. take us through that. >> yeah. i missed the first couple shots off to the right. and then i saw the clock going down. mr. beast kept saying, just shoot it. just shoot it. kenny tried to give me advice. he said, hold your follow through. shaq told me to shoot it a bit higher. and then the last shot came down right before the buzzer. i threw it up there and it went off the glass and went in. >> did you know it was going in? i mean, could you feel it or were you? it wasn't until it actually went in that. >> compared to other shots, that one was definitely more online. i feel like that one had a better shot to go in. and when i saw it go in, it was just a crazy experience. >> so whose advice worked? >> i held my follow through at the end, so kenny's advice. >> did you say you got to hug steph after? what about the celebration? i mean, i know it happened just a few hours ago, but what was that like afterwards? >> yeah, definitely. i got to see adam silver. he gave me a high five and then they kept saying, jump in the money. jump

in the money. you did. so i jumped in the money, all the mascots surrounding me. it was such a crazy moment. >> so let's talk about how you got the, because, i mean, the backstory. this is really interesting. you guys didn't have tickets until yesterday. your dad finds some tickets and surprises you. you really wanted to go to this? did you think you were going to go until yesterday? when he appears with these tickets. >> seeing the prices, i definitely it was just like a dream. i was like, oh, the game is going to be at chase center. this would be such a cool experience and thing to do. and then we're at my grandpa's 80th birthday party and he texted me them and surprised me so i couldn't keep a smile off my face after that. >> but they were they were pretty high up, right? >> yeah. >> there were. >> a couple rows from as tall as you can get. >> so then you're walking around. you just get randomly grabbed out of the arena there. >> we got to our seats around 330, and then the guy, he was walking around and he said he was just looking for people who got here early because he knows that they're a fan of the game and they enjoy being here. and he asked me a few questions about if i'd want to go down to

the court. and i was like, yeah, yeah. >> you're like, let me think about it. >> what's your hoop background? i mean, little cyo like, tell me your your resume here. >> yeah, i played cyo growing up and i played middle school basketball at o'hare park. and i stopped in seventh grade. i played a couple years of aau basketball before that. >> but you consider yourself a baseball player, though? >> more of a baseball player. >> well, maybe you should have reconsidered that. that basketball? >> yeah, maybe. >> but when's the last time you actually shot around? prior to the night? >> i went to go play with my friends on the baseball team. a couple, i'd say a month ago or two. yeah, but that was probably the last time i shot a basketball. >> so what's the deal with the money? what are you going to do? what are your plans here? >> yeah. definitely save. it helps my family. >> a lot. yes. >> and then after i get done with los medanos, go to a four year a that'll help pay for that a lot. >> yeah. so you grew up in oakley and went to freedom, and now you're at los medanos and a business major? yes, that's a good major to get $100,000.

yeah. has your phone been blowing up? everyone going crazy? i mean. >> my notifications keep coming. it's crazy. >> what about your dad? your dad's here behind the cameras. you at home? can't see him. i can see the smile on his face. he's super proud. do you have a message for your father about this whole experience? just going to the game and what he did. >> for you? >> yeah, he. >> you tell him right now, he's as the one that gave me this opportunity and let me shine in the moment. and i know he wanted me to do this and just give it my all and be great. >> yeah. be great. and getting be the trick to that last shotto going in. did you did you plan that. >> i wasn't planning on banking it in. you don't plan everything and sometimes things just go your way. >> how is this night been? i mean, it feels like something out of a dream. >> i'm waiting to wake up, but. nah. >> just sitting it a little longer. >> the party's just starting, my friend. yeah, well, we appreciate you popping in tonight on the way home. oh.

>> we're so excited for you. bestl story of the night. i just think it's amazing and all the best. i mean, that's what a father son night. >> nice job, nice job i love it. all right. thanks, jeremy. and thank you to your father, too, for coming in tonight. well, nba commissioner adam silver says it was a great week overall in san francisco, thanking mayor daniel lurie and former mayor london breed for helping bring all-star weekend back to the bay area. >> there really is a sense of optimism in this community right now. i frankly, i felt it all the way in new york before i got here. i think the national media is covering the renaissance we're seeing here in san francisco. i have had the opportunity since i've been commissioner to be here quite a lot, given the number of finals that the warriors have participated in. i've always enjoyed coming to this community, but i do sense more energy these last several days here than i've experienced in a long time. i think. >> energy was great. i agree there's still some time to catch a free ride, by the way, on muni tonight in an effort to reduce

traffic congestion there in the city, muni, offering free rides on busses and trains still had to pay though for the cable car. these free rides end at midnight in our coverage of nba all-star weekend continues coming up later tonight in sports. you can also download the fox local app for more stories surrounding the big weekend. >> all right. new details tonight on a street brawl in downtown san jose. police say they have made multiple arrests after that brawl broke out early this morning. officers say they were also attacked during the fight as they tried to break it up. no officers were seriously injured in the incident. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live for us in san jose at police headquarters with more. lamonica. >> claudine, the people i spoke to about this brawl say this kind of thing just doesn't happen very often. they say they feel safe downtown and they're just glad that nobody was seriously injured. >> they punched the cops. you. that one's kind of like a ooh, because, like, i'm not for them, but, like, at the same time,

keep the peace. >> happy valentine's. >> san pedro square in san jose was bustling on sunday as people continued to celebrate valentine's day and nba all star weekend festivities. but early sunday morning around 1230 on nearby east santa clara street,s were attacked as they tried to break up a fight involving multiple people. >> most of the time that stuff is more personal. it's not random attacks and stuff like that. it's just people got problems with each other, but that's about it. >> police say as they approached the brawl, suspects tried to leave the scene. when they attempted to make an arrest, police say they were attacked by other suspects. officers say they called for backup after another fight broke out and then made multiple arrests. >> i would say it's nothing too crazy, nothing too special. i mean, i guess the police getting involved made it a big deal. but there's a lot of stuff happens down here all the time. >> san jose police say officers involved in the fight suffered

minor injuries. douglas kucher is vice president of operations at sushi confidential in san pedro square. he says downtown businesses work together andecur customers as safe as possible. >> it's never going to be perfect, but what we can do is come together as a team and do the best that we can to provide that safe environment. we can't control everyone's environment behavior, but we can control the environment. >> no other injuries have been reported by police, and it seemed to be business as usual in downtown san jose tonight. claudine. >> all right. lamonica peters reporting live. thank you so much for that report. well, police in san jose have identified the victim in the deadly valentine's day stabbing at santana row as a 15 year old boy. police say the teenager was stabbed on frida around 7:15 p.m. during a fight. he was taken to the hospital where he died the next day. police have not said if they made any

arrests. the teen's death is the city's third homicide of 2025. anyone with information about the stabbing should call san jose police. >> still to come, a series of sideshows take over bay area streets, including one that brought traffic on the bay bridge to a standstill. [music] >> and looking weekend ahead, but there is a chance for some showers in the forecast. we'll look at the five day in a few minutes. >> also coming up, deadly winter storms pummel parts of the eastern united states where the death toll stands tonight in kentucky. following that

has fired 20 immigration judges without explanation. the union that represents federal workers says on friday 13 of the judges who had yet to be sworn in and five assistant chief immigration judges were dismissed without notice. two other judges were fired under similar circumstances in the past week. the trump administration has prioritized mass deportations and shrinking the size of the federal government since taking office. >> president trump's plan to deport thousands of undocumented immigrants has sparked protests across the country. >> today, a newly formed group took to the streets on the peninsula to push back against ice operations. ktvu tori gaines has more from san mateo. >> protesters with the new group rights over borders took to the streets sunday morning. the group, marching more than 20 miles from san mateo to daly city to bring attention to immigration reform. >> my entire community is made up of a ton of immigrants and a

ton of family members that have sacrificed so much to be here and, you know, to follow the american dream. so we're so proud today to be their voice, because i know a lot of people are afraid. >> the group gathered at san mateo city hall before marching along el camino real to daly city. just two weeks ago, this group didn't exist. after media coverage of president donald trump's deportation operation started to take over the airwaves. san mateo resident vivian andrea valdez put out a call to action. >> there was kind of a lot of protests happening around the area as far as even here in san jose, all around, basically the united states. and personally, i felt like, why don't we have one here? and we wanted to make it big. we wanted to make it loud. we want to make sure people can see us today. >> the organizers of the event are calling for immigration reform, honing in on one key idea. >> we want them to update the registry. the registry hasn't been updated in 39 years. >> the immigration registry last updated during former president ronald reagan's time in office, allows undocumented immigrants who entered the u.s. before

january 1st, 1972, to be deemed eligible for a green card. rights over borders hopes to see that cutoff date adjusted. >> we're not asking for it to be updated to 2025. i mean, i understand that's unrealistic, but we are asking that it be updated a little bit further. >> according to a report from axios, trumpder czar tom homan says about 14,000 immigrants were arrested during the first few weeks of trump's second term. some of those arrests took place right here in the bay area. trump's deportations over the past month appear to be lagging behind those of former president joe biden during his final month in office. biden's team arrested more than 21,000 unauthorized in says border crossings have dropped 92% since trump took office for his second term. so the big question is, is that the tough rhetoric working? we caught an exchange between one counter-protester who supports trump's policies, and a veteran outside san mateo city hall on sunday. >> can you tell me why it's important for you to be here today? >> because i knew that there

were going to be clowns like this guy out here, and i need someone to represent the other 50% of this country that really hates what the administration is doing. and it's ridiculous. >> in san mateo, tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> at least nine people are dead tonight following a series of storms in the eastern part of the us. eight of those deaths in the state of kentucky, including a child. heavy rain slamming the state, bringing flash flooding to several communities. kentucky governor andy beshear warning tonight the death toll could rise. >> we believe this number is going to grow. we hope it doesn't grow quickly or grow lat you can help us out to ensure we have as few fatalities as possible, just don't get on the roadways, you know, give time for the water to go down. so many of these fatalities were due to attempts to drive through water and through moving water. so folks, stay off the roads

right now and stay alive. we need your help. >> earlier today, president trump approved an emergency declaration for the state of kentucky. >> and here in california, we saw some wet weather in parts of the sierra this morning. this is what it looked like in soda springs near 80. chain controls were in place between truckee and nyack, but those have since been lifted. with that, we check in with our chief meteorologist, bill martin. more rain this week. >> yeah, a little bit more rain. maybe a little snow in the mountains. mike, we've got another weather system. very weak though, compared to what we have seen. no big deal. weather system shows up kind of on wednesday morning wednesday afternoon and it will bring temperatures into the low 60s. upper 50s, but be cloudy and showery. san jose you'll probably see nothing. san francisco you might see in five hundredths of an inch, a 10th of an inch of rain. marin county maybe a 10th of an inch. well, you'll see in the models coming up after this hit, the temperatures from today was mild. temperatures the next few days kind of stay in the upper 50s, low 60s. and then when we

get toward the end of this week, you'll see after wednesday, thursday we get into thursday, friday, saturday we're going to find temperatures back into the mid 60s, even maybe some upper 60s. wow. right. so temperatures on the warmup, it's going to feel like spring out there for the first time in a while. waiting on rain, not seeing it. not in the long range model. i mean this thing on wednesday. right. but in terms of like news, leading news, weather, i don't see anything for the next couple of weeks, maybe through e february, even into early march. so we're drying out a chance to dry out. there's bigger surf along the coast. we'll chat about that and we'll time out the wednesday system. i'll see you back here. >> all right. see you soon, bill. thank you. new at ten. the alameda county sheriff's office is asking for the public's help to find a missing elderly woman. authorities say peggy young was last seen in san leandro when she left on 164th avenue on friday. deputies say she was visiting a friend in oakland but has not come back. she is described as five seven, 180 pounds, black hair, brown eyes. young is considered at risk due to a mental health diagnosis and medication needs. if you do see her or know where she may be,

you're asked to contact the alameda county sheriff's officet overnight as sideshows took over streets and highways across the bay area. we want to show you the scene in oakland at maritime and grand avenue. this is near the port of oakland. multiple people could be seen hanging out of car windows as cars spun donuts underneath. 880 there was a helicopter that could be seen overhead and spectators down below could be seen shining lasers at that helicopter, which is a felony. in richmond, there was a huge crowd there gathering at the intersection of carlson and 55th. just after midnight. police officers were on scene and that sideshow was broken up quickly in daly city. another similar scene, this one at mission in streets. once again, a huge crowd gathering as cars shut down that intersection. multiple people there seen with lasers. just after 2 a.m, police officers from colma, san francisco and daly city could be seen finally breaking up that show. and then let's take you to

the bay bridge, where you can see traffic at a standstill. this is just morning east of treasure island, officers and pedestrians could be seen walking on that roadway before that sideshow was finally cleared out. the chp says 80 to 100 vehicles were actually stopped. the crowds were dispersed around 2:45 a.m, the chp says the driver of a lexus left the vehicle and tried to run. he was arrested and charged with dui. that car and another abandoned vehicle were both impounded. >> a woman was rescued and a man tonight still missing after they fell into san francisco bay. this happened last nwight right before 1030 near pier 32, just south of the bay bridge. firefighters managed to pull the woman from the water. she was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. firefighters and the coast guard continued to search for the man using boats, thermal imaging and drones. that search was officially suspended noontime today. there is no word yet how the two ended up in the water.

>> well, coming up, the only marine science lab on the s francisco bay is set to close or budget deficit. >> also, celebrations in chinatown get even sweeter. we take an inside look at candy treats, bringing long

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the state budget. >> an arts organization in san francisco's chinatown celebrated the lunar new music to candy making. >> ktvu photojournalist jaden shaw shows us how the edge on the square is ringing in the >> today we are celebrating lunar new year weekend. we have three different organizations and artists who are here to help us celebrate and uplift chinatown as a community. >> i make this candy almost 30 years. >> and we have derrick tam, who is the artist behind dragon beer or dragon papa, and he's one of the few remaining candy makers making traditional dragon beard candy. >> i need to make sure that the strings won't blow. i'm the fifth generation to make this candy in my family. i learned this you see, the white powder is the cornstarch to make sure the molasses won't stick together. those dragon beer represents the long life. so in the past, this thing was only served to the

emperor. i want to show this traditional arts to the others. >> jade wu is doing a hands on paper lantern making. >> i was making a fish, and then i bungled it. and so i'm going to make another fish. when we pulled up to chinatown, we saw that there was a street fair going on. i was so excited because i haven't celebrated lunar new year in a while. [music] it was reallyice to be able to come out here and see all the people in the street and hanging out, like there's so much cool culture a smuch celebration of asian culture, chinese culture happening right now, and it's really nostalgic and it feels really nice to be here. >> we just want folks to come in and spend time in chinatown and learn more about the asian artistic community. >> coming up, peace talks will soon begin over the war between russia and ukraine. but one key player was not invited. >> also, a day of remembrance iy to reflect and learn. following the incarceration of people of japanese ancestry during world war two.

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arrived in the united arab emirates tonight. president zelenskyy and first lady olena zelenska were greeted by emirati minister of state for international cooperation reem al hashimi. the focus of this official visit is to release more ukrainians from russian captivity. the uae plays a key role in brokering the pr exchanges between moscow and kyiv. zelensky's visit comes as united states officials head to saudi arabia for ukraine. russia peace talks. ukrainian president zelenskyy says ukraine was not invited to those talks. fox's

alex hogan has these latest developments. >> nearly three years after russia's full scale invasion of ukraine, top u.s. and russian officials are set to meet in saudi arabia for peace talks. >> we'll be having meetings at the direction of the president, and hopefully we'll will will make some really good progress with regard to russia, ukraine. >> the goal of the meeting is to start conversations about finding a permanent end to the war. but political terms are being kept under wraps. the meeting comes less than a week after president trump spoke on the phone with russian president vladimir putin, and allies are concerned the white house might be offering concessions to the kremlin. >> the president eressed his desiren end to this conflict in a way that was enduring and that protected ukrainian sovereignty. one phone call does not make peace. one phone call does not solve a war as complex, this one. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said ukraine was not invited to participate in the discussions and will, quote, never accept a peace deal unless

ukraine is at the table. >> there is no any leader in the wall who can really make a deal with putin without us. >> nobody again knows russians more than us. we had rounds and rounds of discussions with them and we are defending not just ukraine, but essentially all the civilized countries from this evil. >> secretary rubio and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov have already talked about each other's governments working together in the future. in london, alex hogan, fox news. >> well, hundreds of people gathered in moscow to mark one year since the death of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. navalny's mother was among the mourners. he died in an arctic penal colony while serving a prison sentence. officials say he died from natural causes, but his allies and family say they believe he was killed on orders from the kremlin. thousands risked being arrested last year to attend navalny's funeral. >> in the middle east. israeli prime minister benjamin

netanyahu appears to be moving forward with president trump's plan to order the palestinian population out of gaza. netanyahu met with u.s. secretary of state marco rubio in jerusalem. he called the removal of palestinians from gaza, quote, the only viable plan to enable a different future for the region. the plan also calls for the u.s. to take control of gaza. >> we have a common strategy, and we can't always share the details of this strategy with the public, including when the gates of #### will be opened, as they surely will if all our hostages are not released until the last one of them. >> the controversial proposal threatens to derail an already shaky ceasefire deal, just as talks on the second phase of the agreement are about to begin tomorrow in cairo. >> in san francisco, an event marking the japanese american day of remembrance looked back at executive order 9066. that

order led to the incarceration of more than 120,000 people of japanese ancestry from the west coast in world war two. and organizers say today was about remembering what happened and the lessons learned. they gathered in the kabuki theater in san francisco's japantown to remember executive order 9066, signed by president roosevelt 84 years ago. >> here in japantown on the night of december 7th, 1941, this law was invoked to arrest thousands of, quote unquote, enemy alien residents, including mr. ichiro kataoka, the proprietor of the akai hotel on post street, just down the street from here. he was the first japanese to be detained in san francisco. >> he would not be the last. more than 120,000 people of japanese descent were sent to internment camps because they were deemed a threat to national

security. 70,000 were american citizens. >> when they removed the leader they broke up families. and so all these families lost, you know, their fathers, basically. and so what we're seeing in detention today is exact replication of this dynamic. they're breaking families apart. they're separating them. >> the impact was enduring both financially and emotionally. >> you know, we're just only beginning to understand the deep impacts of what happens to children when you take their parents them away from their parents. >> and that order stretched beyond our borders. >> our family, as being leaders of the community, businessmen, just like in peru, were targeted, just like community leaders were targeted here in the united states. and so my father and cousins and my uncles

and his family were kidnaped and brought here to the united states. my father's cousin was used in the second hostage exchange. and then so they endured, you know, indefinite detention during world war two. and then but it didn't end with the end of world war two. >> it didn't end. but upon release, many resisted talking about the injustice. and so this night was about doing just that. organizers say that is a key step in trying to stop it from happening again. >> and coming up tonight on the 11:00 news, a new face for the san mateo county superior court. we take a look at governor newsom's appointee and his long work right here in the bay area. [music] >> and we are tracking the chance of some showers as we head into wednesday. wednesday morning, not a lot, but something. we'll have a forecast that i think you'll like, especially towards the end of

the week. >> all right. but first layoffs hit another federal agency. how the trump administration's policies are impac ng

a health officials have raised a health alert on a popular quaker oats company breakfast product. the food and drug administration has escalated a previous recall, made in january on pearl milling original pancake and waffle clat serious level. the quaker oats company previously announced a recall on the product on january 14th. the fda says the class ona reasonable probability of serious health consequences, or even death from consumption. certain 2 pound boxes of the product contained undeclared

milk content. the new head of the u.s. department of agriculture says fixing the country's chicken and egg crisis will be a top priority for her. brooke rollins, who was recently confirmed, says she's already had briefings about trying to resolve the issue. rollins says she's working on an avian flu strategy. egg prices increased 15% last month alone, and some stores are limiting the number of eggs customers can actually purchase. today, president trump, speaking about the matter. >> egg prices have reached an all time high. >> it was a long before i ever got here. it was at an all time this since i remember i've been here for three weeks. and when you saw the inflation numbers, i've been here for three weeks. i had nothing to do with inflation. this was caused by biden. officials say 148 million birds have already been killed, with 18 million affected in december, causing shortages and higher prices. the usda predicting price increases as much as 20% this year before the flu is curtailed. >> well, the fda is the latest

agency to get hit by the trump administration, slashing cuts to the federal workforce. probationary employees who review the safety of food ingredients, medical devices and tobacco products were fired on saturday. the total number of employees affected is still not clear, but this does come after officials were expecting as many as 5200 probationary employee cuts across the u.s. department of health and human services. >> a children's book written by actress julianne moore, is the latest book targeted by the trump administration. the book, titled freckleface strawberry, has been banned from schools operated by the department of defense. this story is about a freckles, but eventually learns to live with them when she realizes that she is different, just like everybody else. according to variy, the ban was brought to moore's attention through the literary activist group pen america. it is unclear why the book has been banned. >> well, coming up, a west oakland recording studio taking charge of local narratives.

>> we are going to hear from the group behind a new album produced by and celebrating bay area black youth. >> and the new workweek is right around the corner. chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the latest conditions, and h ll have yo

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oakland is a recording studio in an area steeped in black history. inside an organization called kingmakers of oakland, it recently produced free hip hop album created by and in celebration of black youth. >> the group says black youth in oakland are often portrayed through a negative lens. with this album called black love, they offer an inspiring message of joy, beauty and community resilience. ktvu web producer andre torres and photographer jesse lockhart got a look inside.

[music] >> this place means mic check. one, two. make sure they're hearing me. my name is alonzo henderson. rocking king makers. these are the makings of a king. yeah. we play the game to win. i'm gonna take one for the team. nah, i mean, i am a program facilitator and a&r and artist for king makers music. we come here, we work with youth. this is a kind of an incubator for youth to come and just grow in different ways, in accessing different levels of education, different levels of artistry, and express their creativity. can we go hold our students down and lift our teachers up? so go in and play this in the hood so we can reach the thugs and let my brothers and my sisters know it's more to life because that weapon cannot prosper if your form is right. >> west oakland historically was referred to as the harlem of the west. [music] >> him beats.

>> and so in keeping to that tradition, this is a creative space that really centers black boys while serving all and really supports young men to find their voice and music, film, animation, video, tv, podcasting and fashion. >> i grew up listening to neo soul, listening to erykah badu. >> carl. >> tyron. [music] >> folks like mos def, folks like nas, tupac. [music] i like a lot o classic hip hop. [music] i still like to listen to a lot of jazz, a lot of miles davis. yeah, in my house. so i think those type of things, those type of genres, really influence those kind of vibes. i get to work on films, i get to do music here. i get to record music, write music, produce music. >> i can feel it in my blood and my bones and in my genes. i know that time coming, my desire to be free. my name is khalil chapman. i'm the director of the

fellowship initiative, which is our college access program here with i walk with all love because spirit is guiding me. allow me to be thankful for what is inside of me. it was a blessing to, like, work together in this capacity with alonzo. we're like work side by side with the fellowship initiative. so to step in the studio and kind of bring the same energy, a lot of what we try to do is take it back with some history, bring some facts and some information in so that young people can really be inoculated and surrounded by positive imagery, positive messaging. but some of it is just like the relaxed feeling of some neo soul vibes. some of it feels like driving by the lake on a sunday. [music] because that experience that we had as young folks in oakland felt like love. we knew that to be love. and so yeah, the album will kind of bring you to different, different spots. >> i put that pen to that paper and set my spirit free.

>> it is profanity free, but the realest thing is that it's life affirming. and for me, that's more about like writing about what i believe. like writing about what i live, where i'm from, whose i am the people that i represent, like that experience in my life isn't negative and doesn't actually represent anything that i would need to use profanity for. >> if he's so healing to love. >> yeah, the music influences that that list is really, really long. even when we think about just hearing the bay with like, tony, tony, tony, >> gucci baby, let me hear you say, oh. >> and too short and the jacka and all of these like, brilliant folks who, who kind of created a sound, a soundtrack to where we're from. >> loving my skin and i. know it comes from within. >> and so the album black love is really a reclamation of our

beauty brands and innate greatness and that that we love each other. we come from a culture that is vibrant, that is beautiful, that is influenced folks, not not only just within oakland, the bayhe united states, but globally. >> and in writing this, this album, we wanted it to be for everybody, for everybody's ears, for everybody to listen to. even though it's called black love, everybody can contribute to black love, and everybody can benefit from black love. and everybody deserves some black love in their life. you saw the light. so we flipping the switch and we going to change the storyline and get to flipping the script. it's all love. [music] >> hey, i know you feeling the love. if he so really to us. >> and many involved say king makers music should remind all of us the potential for hope and change largely lies within oakland's youth. you can find the album downloadable on your favorite streaming platform. >> well, tomorrow is president's day, when the country the holidy

was originally intended to celebrate george washington's birthday, but it evolved to honor all u.s. presidents, past and present. presidents day has fallen on the third monday in february since 1971, when congress passed the uniform monday holiday bill, which moved a number of federal holidays to monday. so there will be no regular mail delivery. in observance of the federal holiday, banks and stock exchanges will be closed, as well as most schools and courthouses. >> and the weather looks pretty good for tomorrow. i mean, actually next week the whole week looks pretty good compared to the heavy rains that we've seen at times this winter. we are going to see a chance of a sprinkle on wednesday, a shower or sprinkle, but mainly in the north bay. san jose will see nothing and then we warm up. these are the highs from today. we have low 60s today. by the time we get to thursday friday of this week, mid 60s maybe upper 60, it's going to feel a little bit like spring and we're dry for a while. nothing there. yeah i think it's cloudy. i

think that's our life. yeah. you can just see a light kind of shining through if you get a good a good tv. there it goes. interesting how the lights kind of come shining through. a lot of fog and low clouds. low clouds out there. the story tomorrow will be less cloud cover, more sunshine than we had today. and then we're model go,s wednesday. see? see where? we're not calling much here. it's just a little tweak. just a little something goes by. maybe a snow flurries in the mountains, but no, just a nonstarter. and then we're dry right through certainly through sunday. and beyond that i think we're going to be dry through the early part of march at this point that can all change. but i mean, dry in from the significant events that we've seen. i mean, the last weather system we had, right. that was a good weather system and just came in a bunch of rain. la got a ton of rain, got a ton of snow in the mountains. and then it moved on and we got away with it. and we've had a few systems this y very, very big. nothing like this wednesday system. this was this is going to be really, really a low key deal. a few

scattered showers. here it is. but its trajectory is going further north. it'll be a good rain producer in the pacific northwest. but for us, we're going to be just on the south end of all the dynamics. and then we did have a few light sprinkles. we talked about that this morning in parts of the north bay, some scattered sprinkles and a little drizzle out in the east bay earlier this evening. here's the model for tomorrow morning. it looks like a little bit of fog. and then tomorrow afternoon. so your day off tomorrow looks awesome. mid low 60s not mid 60s low 60s. and then here's tuesday morning. looks good to me tuesday afternoon looks great. and then here's where things change around. clouds increase on wednesday morning. and this is that opportunity right. and you can see it's like whatever right. no big deal. except it'll be cloudy and they'll probably be a fair amount of precipitation in the form of kind of a heavy mist or drizzle. so we'll see as we get closer to that. so wednesday is the day. if you're painting a house you're throwing concrete in, you know, if you're doing any kind of thing that's weather dependent outdoors, wednesday may not be your best day, but it

won't wash you out. if you're framing a house, you'll be fine. here's the five day forecast, and you can see that it's a chance of showers on wednesday. but overall, pretty nice. look what the temperatures do as we get towards the end of the week and the weekend. maybe upper 60s, you guys. >> very nice. all right bill, thank you. a 16 year old boy who fell 30ft down a mine shaft in placer county was rescued by cal fire, and it was all caught on video. >> rescuer ready? rescue is ready. rescuers ready. rescue ready. ready. >> cal fire is sharing this video out there on social media. officials say the teenager was with his friends exploring the horizontal mine shaft on monday. the teens tried to vertical section using ropes, but the rope snapped, causing the boy to fall 30ft. firefighters responded and used a complex system and air monitoring to reach him. the boy was taken to the hospital for an evaluation. >> the california highway patrol is aiming to bring more women into its ranks this weekend. the chp academy in west sacramento held a recruiting event, and

more than 100 women signed up for that event, but only a quarter of them did show up, the agency says. currently, only 6% of its force is our women. one interested applicant says she's ready to break barriers and show the world that women are more than ready to step up. >> i have an 11 year old daughter that i want to show that no matter what obstacles come or what type of profession, it seems like a woman shouldn't be in, it is definitely possible. >> to join the academy. you have to be between the ages of 21 and 35 years old and be able to pass the physical agility test. starting pay is more than $120,000 a year for new officers. officers also get to retire at 50 with full medical >> all right. coming up in sports, there is some controversy with the nba's new all star gameore'll have the story 11:00 news, all this wet weather we've seen this month making a boost to bay area reservoirs. coming up, a look at wh e t y

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talk of the town. well, what else? that's of course. nba all star weekend as the greatest basketball players on the planet descended upon san francisco and oakland this weekend. >> i never played in the rising stars game my first two years. i didn't touch that game. and these guys get to touch the all star floor on sunday night like when the floor is the floor. those guys did not make the all star team to be playing in the all star game. and you did not make the all star team. it's absurd. i'm going to disagree with draymond a lot. they messed the game up. that's why we're trying to kamikaze stuff out here right now. so his generation messed the game up. so don't act like he's mad because they tried to use

rookies. and we doing every type of trick to make this weekend exciting.■p star weekend for the books? well, you heard that sound there. that all depends on who you ask. over the last few years, the all star game has declined in viewership and popularity. and, well, if we're being cpletely honest, competitiveness. the nba sort of grasping at straws to try to find a way to turn it around. so this year, they unveiled that new format. the warriors own draymond green, who's not known to hold back his opinion, clearly not too impressed with how things have changed. nonetheless, though, we start off with the first matchup between kenny smith's young stars and charles barkley's global stars. the global stars, they were up by one early on. tyler herro here misses the three. darius garland would come up with the rebound. throw an alley oop to santa clara university alum jalen williams who comes down with the monster slam. they're the global stars up seven. game point on the

line. sga drives to the paint for the two handed slam. he 12 d chuks global stars advanced to the final round, winning this 141 to 32. and game two. steph curry takes the floor in front of his home crowd. hometown crowd to lead. shaq's og's against trace jackson davis in the rising stars. og's were up by two. curry steps back, hits this deep three over his own teammate, trace jackson davis. the og's were up five. then it was the game point. kevin durant would dish knock down the game r from the long distance shot. loving it there. the og's win this 142 to 35 and they advance to the finals. >> live from the. >> and nikola jokic and the global stars take on curry and the ogs in the final in front in that new format the all star game. the ogs up five. curry well what is he going to do.

pull up from half court and of course drill it. he gets the shakes right. he shook hands there with rapper mistah fab the ogs up. and then the ensuing possession there. jayson tatum to kyrie irving. he throws it off the backboard. slam dunk there. nothing we don't see too often. all right then curry fires another three turns around before it falls. curry was feeling it. they were one point away from winning it here. tatum with the game winning slam. the ogs win 41 to 25. curry wins the kobe bryant and all star mvp award. >> all right. very busy weekend even with all the changes. >> super busy weekend. >> yeah. busy. all right. thanks, bailey. well, that wraps us up for sports. the 11:00 news with mike starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> definitely exciting to make public grants. like a big party where everyone's excited to, like, see what's going on with the game. >> over the last couple of years, i've seen more people coming into the