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 city for certain

things, and this is one of the big ones. >> thousands of people flock into san francisco for the final night of the nba all star weekend. good evening everyone. once again, i'm mike mibach. and what a week it has been in san francisco. the party still going on. for those enjoying nba all-star game festivities. from the games to the concert, as ktvuac reports tonight, the city by the bay pulled it off. >> it's 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's doing a great job of organizing everything, so it's all around. good job. >> colleenarmen. 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 tois, 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, from the three point contest to the big game to the dunks and of course, those concerts. just an incredible few days in san francisco. zac sos ktvu, fox two news. >> and in an effort to reduce traffic in the city this weekend, muni was offering free rides on busses and trains. but they had to pay to ride the cable cars. those free rides end at the top of the hour. tonight during the nba all-star game, there was one moment that had a lot of people buzzing here an 18 year old from the bay area hitting the shot of his life. >> keep shooting, keep shooting, keep shooting. oh my gosh, keep shooting. keep going. [music] oh. he did it. he did it. [music] he. venmo. this is surreal. i can't thank anybody but my dad. and thank you for the

opportunity. >> bathing in 100,000. how about that? his name is jaron barajas, the 18 year old college student from oakley beat nba star damian lillard in that three-point shooting contest. to win $100,000, barajas had to hit just one shot from beyond the arc before lillard would hit three, and with the clock winding down, barajas touched one right off the glass. and in tonight on the 10:00 news, jaron told us he actually did not have tickets to the game until his dad surprised him just yesterday. >> 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. >> jaron says he plans to save a lot of the money and use it to go to a four year college, and also to help out his parents. just a quick reminder here. you can keep track of all of our nba all star coverage over the weekend by downloading the fox local app to your phone and

smart tv. tonight, we are learning new information about a fight in downtown san jose early this morning. officers say they were attacked after trying to step in to break up the fight, and tonight more arrests have been made. ktvu lamonica peters has the story. >> 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.■r but early sunday morning around 1230 on nearby east santa clara street, san jose, police say officers 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 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 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 and provide security to keep their customers as safe as possible. >> really, just providing that kind of sense of security. pardon the pun, to people who are coming in. do they say, oh, that that business has stepped up their security and we know we feel safer inside. >> no other injuries have been reported by police, and things seem to be back to normal in downtown san jose. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> police in san jose have entied the victim in the deadly valentine's day stabbing at santana row as a 15 year old boy. officers say th teenager was stabbed durg a fight

friday night, 715. he was transported tthe hospital where he died the next day. police have not said if they have made any arrests in the case. the boy's death is the city's third homicide of the year. anyone with information about the stabbing is asked to contact san jose police. it was a very busy night overnight as sideshows ok and highways across the bay area. this was the scene in oakland at maritime and grand, right near the port of oakland. multiple people could be seen hanging out of the car windows underneath 880. a helicopter can also be seen in the video overhead, with spectators shining lasers at the chopper, which is a felony in richmond. a large crowd gathered at the intersection of carlson and 55th just after midnight. police■■ officers were on scene and the sideshow was broken up quickly. and in daly city, a similar scene at mission and kepler streets. crowd gatherings shut down the intersection. multiple people could be seen with those lasers. police officers from colma, san francisco and daly city could be seen finally breaking up the

show at 2:00 in the morning. and on the bay bridge, this was the traffic at a standstill just before 230 this morning east of treasure island, yerba buena island. officers and pedestrians could be seen walking on the roadway before the sideshow was finally cleared out. the chp says 80 to 100 vehicles were stopped in. the crowds were dispersed. officers say the driver of a lexus left the vehicle, tried to run and was later arrested and charged with dui. new at 11 oakland firefighters were called to a vehicle fire off 880 this afternoon. a large plume of black smoke could be seen here off the interstate for a couple hours. it started on east eighth street near the laney college parking lot just after noon. several engines responded quickly put out the fire. the cause of that fire is not yet known. governor newsom appointed an alameda county judge to serve across the bay on the peninsula. mark mckinnon has been appointed as judge in san mateo county superior court. it was a judge in alameda county superior court since 2013. known for having a

rejected plea deal negotiated by former alameda county district attorney pamela price in a triple murder case. price was recalled by voters in november amid allegations she was soft on crime. president tru to deport thousands of undocumented immigrants has sparked protests across the country, and a new group rights over borders took to the streets today, marching more than 20 miles to bring attention to immigration reform. the protesters gathered at san mateo city hall before marching along el camino real all the way to daly city. the group says it formed after watching the media coverage of the deportation operations. san mateo resident vivian andrea valdez put a call out for action with loud calls for the u.s. government to update the immigration registry. >> 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 that are afraid. my mom and my

dad. >> the immigration registry last updated during former president ronald reagan's time in office, allows undocumented immigrants 1972, to be deemed. before eligible for a green card. hopes to see that cutoff date adjusted in san francisco. a ceremony commemorating the japanese american day of remembrance, marking 8 years since fdr. executive orderrced relocation e americans to internment camps in 1942. this event at japantown kabuki theater was sold out. the order forced 120,000 japanese americans into those camps. in response to the pearl harbor attack during world war two. keynote speaker michael ishii drew parallels between the history of the order to today's political climate. >> what we're unfortunately seeing at this moment is the repetition of our history. the trump administration is using the forced removal and the mass incarceration of japanese americans as a blueprint for targeting immigrants, just the

way they did in 1941 and rounded up, came into our communities and rounded up our leaders and took them away to detention sites. >> there was also a candle altar with the names of concentration camps where the japanese americans were held captive. next, at 11, bird flu in the pacific northwest detected in these household pets. what cat owners need to know about possible contamination and good news for reservoirs in the north bay. the promising trend the marin municipal water district is forecasting from recent storms. >> and after a bunch of wet weeks, we're winding down on the big rain. but we do have a forecast of some rain in the in the five day. we'll look at that. we'll look at the weekend asell wiwi tempe

vehicle crash inside the green river tunnel along interstate 80. in the state of wyoming, this story does begin. tonight's west coast rap. the wyoming department of transportation confirming the third death. this afternoon, crews have been working to clear the debris from the incident that occurred late friday morning. the state highway patrol has cleared about half of the 26 vehicles involved. the department of transportation says it is now working to place barriers inside the tunnel as a temporary solution for traffic. what led to the crash remains under investigation. in the state of oregon, the department ofiá agriculture announced that two house cats died after contracting bird flu after eating the same brand of raw pet food, the department of ag says

the cats contracted the virus after eating a contaminated batch of olympia based wild coast raw free range chicken formula. due to the severity of the illness, the owners decided to humanely euthanized both cats. one woman in a different county says she's devastated after two of her own cats died due to the virus. >> i have a freezer full of food until monday. she just couldn't even walk into her litter box anymore. and by tuesday morning, i had my home euthanasia person watching me cry. hold her. >> for now, the oregon department of agriculture is advising that pet animals pet owners do not feed animals undercooked or raw meat, and raw milk. a flying fairy could soon become a reality for some commuters in washington. the seattle times reporting artemis technologies is partnering with delta marine to build passenger only boats with hydrofoils. those are underwater wings that

lift the boat's hull out of the water, making for a faster, less choppy commute out there on the water. the hydrofoil could also make it a greener commute. washington state ferries still years away from building new hybrid electric ferries to replace its aging diesel fleet. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage here at 7:00 monday through friday. or you can find a round the clock coveragere at west coast rap.com. some wet weather up in the sierra. this is what it looked like in soda springs this afternoon. meantime, out there on the slopes, it was:d a little gloomy for skiers and snowboarders, but a big weekend overall with a lot of new snow up in the tahoe area. the marin municipal water district says its seven drinking water reservoirs remain well above average for this time of year. the district says it's been able to maintain high storage levels the past two years, primarily from receiving above average rainfall. combined with conservation and operational strategies following the earlier drought. with that,

we check in with our chief meteorologist, bill martin, and a look at the forecast for the week. >> yeah, we'll get a little break from the storms we've seen this year. it's been a really active on off right. we've had some dry spells and some really wet spells. that last storm last week was pretty aggressive. the weather system this week not so. that's a wednesday. so tomorrow tuesday monday wednesday looks like maybe a few sprinkles. something like that. but not a big deal. just it'll just be a transitional day. you might have the windshield wipers on intermittent and then on thursday, friday, saturday, sunday temperatures warm up into the mid 60s, even upper 60s. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow are going to end up about the same maybe upper 50s, low 60s, a little bit of fog out there, some clouds, some drizzle as we talked about, but just sort of a different kind of week as it's going to feel like spring. as we go into the latter part of this week, you'll see in the five day forecast, i mean, you know, it's going to you're going to hear the birds singing and the bees will come out and it'll just be a pretty darn nice

weekend with temperatures above the average into the mid 60s, upper 60s. not going to be hot, but it's just after, again, the amount of winter we've had in terms of rain and such and wind and what have you. it's going to be kind of a nice little break, especially the weekend. these are the forecast overnight lows. so what are we looking at. we're looking at wednesday right. wednesday is the day. so if you're painting a house or doing any kind of outdoor work it might hinder you, especially in the north bay, san jose on wednesday. you're not going to notice anything i would suspect of this is wednesday system here. it looks really awesome. but it's going to it's moving trajectory. see the low kind of going that way. so it's got a north trajectory to it or somewhat of a northwest or north westerly trajectory. and that'll take its main energy north of here. so we'll get a few sprinkles. so this is what the model does. here's tomorrow morning. your monday. perfect. here's tuesday looks good so far da is in advance of this is wednesday. and that's what i'm talking about. so it's really i hate to say nonevent,

but it's a nonevent. although if you're traveling in the mountains, there might be a few scattered snow showers and you might have to chain up a little knot chain up. but you may have some slow going on the highways in the afternoon and evening up in lake tahoe. here are the forecast highs for tomorrow. a little cooler than today and in the five day forecast. so it's a nice little break mikey. you know after yeah it's been pretty. last week was pretty pretty aggressive. >> yeah the week before that too right. >> i know so we're going to we're going to go dry. looks like we may not see rain until march. early march. >> sounds good. thanks, bill. a woman was rescued in a man tonight still missing after they fell into san francisco bay. it happened just before 1030 last night, right near pier 32, just south of the bay bridge. firefighters managed to pull the woman from the water. she was transported to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. firefighters and the coast guard continue to search for the man using boats, thermal imaging and drones. that search was officially suspended at noontime today. there is no word yet how the two ended up in the waterale stories trending@ktvu.com this week. one of our top stories the

trump administration is considering sending immigrants facing deportation to the federal correctional institution in dublin, after the department of homeland security and the bureau of prisons signed a contract to turn five federal prisons into detention centers. also, governor newsom increasing access to benefits for those affected by the deadly wildfires in southern california last month. and former nba star and basketball analyst charles barkley announced a $250,000 donation to glide you can find these stories and a lot more, all of it right there@ktvu.com. all right, sports fans, don't go away. let's check in with bailey and see what's on tap for sportswrap. >> coming up on sportswrap. nba all star weekend is officially wrapped up. what did some of the league's most outspoken stars think about this new format? plus, we'll hear from the 18 year old, who hit a half court shot to win a life changing amount of money at the all star game. we'll see you right back heret 1130 for sportswrap.

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i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires.

yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] town celebrated lunar new year with everything from music to candy making. >> and you see, the white powder is the corn starch to make sure the molasses won't stick together.

>> three different organizations and artists gathered at edge on the square. candy artist derek tam was there making dragon beard. he is one of the few remaining candy makers making the traditional sweet. >> i'm the fifth generation who made this candy in my family. i learned this from my dad. those dragon beard. we had a long life, soe past, this thing was only served to the emperor. i want to show this trathe othe. >> and there were also crafty opportunities for some hands on paper lantern making. well, oakland has its own lunar new year celebrations this year. the third annual parade is now sponsored the oakland chinatown lunar new year festival and parade is set for saturday, february 22nd. ktvu cristina rendon caught up with the oakland chinatown improvement council about the preparations ahead. >> in oakland's chinatown district, shops are decorated for the year of the snake. very soon, these streets will come alive for the hyundai oakland

chinatown, lunar new year festival and parade. organizers say it was challenging putting on the parade due to city budget cuts, but hyundai stepped in as a title sponsor to cover all the costs. >> i'm excited. we're all excited. >> stewart chen of the oakland economic improvement council says the event and route has grown since 2023. >> this year we're going to have car shows, we're going to have festivities, we're going to have vendors, we're going to have stage performance. and it's a lot longer route. >> more than 40 organizations are taking part, with roughly 600 people set to walk in the parade on saturday, is packed wh live performances including lion dancers, drummers and more. >> we have about 20 different vendors and it's going to be diverse group of vendors. so not only chinese food, there's going to be all types, all types of food for everybody to enjoy. >> alice street bakery and cafe is one of the many businesses hoping for an economic boost. >> lots of new people come getting into oakland and see

like what on. it sounds like pretty excitpued. >> hong kong native tao and her husband have owned this spot at the corner of alice and 10th for nearly nine years. it's filled with cakes, sandwiches, and traditional chinese pastries, baked fresh daily. >> my wife. cake, big wife and small wife. some other bakeries. they have the husband cake, but we have a wife cake. wife. always sweet. >> the oakland chinatown improvement council is hoping this year's festivities are just as successful as last september's night market, where thousands showed up and vendors sold out. >> we have seen a 20 to 50% increase inust merchant activities sales from a lot of the events that we've thrown in the past, like night market and lunar new year parade. >> the hope is that getting people excited to come to oakland and seeing chinatown's hospitality will have them return for many weekends to come. >> we have restaurant owners, we have small mom and pops. we have

grocery people actually come to oakland chinatown. we're a hub from people all over the bay oaa living, breathing community. >> this is the third annual parade after bringing it back. it's grown over the years. this time, they expect anywhere between 10 to 15,000 people. reporting in oakland chinatown cristina rendon, ktvu, fox two news. >> the san francisco recreation and parks department unveiled a new basketball court mural this weekend at a playground in potrero hill. let's take a look at the new burst of blue installed at jackson playground. it is a temporary mural that will be up until 2027, when construction is scheduled to start in a full scale park. renovation artist victor solomon says the mural is inspired by the colors of san francisco bay. the courtside foundation made a $50,000 donation to pay for the mural. foot locker hosted an immersive experience for basketball fans during all-star weekend.

>> say they. >> the heart of sneakers experience featured a mini basketball court where fans could take part in skills and drill challenges with top athletes. the event was held in san francisco's union square ans and appearances >> i just watched the dunk contest with him in it, so it was such a good feeling to see him in person now. he's such a good player. him and wemby do great things in the spurs and it just feels surreal being here. >> the event also offered fans a chance to win tickets to nba games and merchandise. all right, before we go, a quick update on a valentine's date idea we brought you last week as bart held its first valentine's speed dating event. bart posted this video to social media saying it was a sold out success. lots of people were there getting to know each other, exchanging custom bart valentines. that's it for us tonight at 11, but we're not done. sportswrap with bailey coming up next. for

i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise]

stop. don't do it to him. >> that's a wrap. nba all-star weekend was back in the bay after more than two decades, and it did not disappoint.