while the san francisco sheriff's office telling us that 3 people pretending to be a part of doge trying to carry out that mission as san francisco city hall. >> around noon friday, san francisco sheriff's office say 3 men dress a department of government efficiency or doge shirts and that hat entered various offices at san francisco city hall, the men's of an employee's turnover digital information. what they called wasteful government spending and fraud. >> san francisco sheriff says he is confident that the men were impersonators. >> usually when we interact with federal government agency, they contact us before enter the work with people inside the building. >> the sheriff says city employees refused to comply and the men were gone by the time. deputies, gaza city hall, investigators are now looking at surveillance video to find and arrest the suspects. >> state senator scott wiener condemning the incident. these final disgusting people who come in for the sole purpose of trying to scare people and they should be ashamed. >> themselves, people out and about in san francisco friday also expressed their concern. what is in verse knitting

city leaders doing about it. plus, go impersonators in san francisco. the trio looking for so-called government waste at city hall investigation. that's now underway and a busy nba all-star weekend in san francisco. thousands of fans out there celebrating before this weekend's big game. good evening. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn, nba all-star weekend in the bay area. finally here, plenty of events going on. >> all across the region chase center, the rising stars game just wrapped up featuring some of the best young talent in the league, including 3 warriors. crump was ben ross. was there ben, how to go for the dumps? >> hey, dan, you're right. 3 great players from the warriors, but no 3 santos sadly will see him later in the season. but it was a lot of fun tonight. like you said, a new format this year for both the all-star game and the rising stars challenge. it was a mini tournament. so you had 3 teams of the best sophomores and rookies in the nba and then a team of g leaguers trayce jackson-davis his team in the first game had to branded content, referring to gems, his team to

out here today. >> reporter: hundreds of people stretching for blocks, march from san mateo city hall to san francisco city hall, making brief stops at daly city and san bruno city halls. 21 miles and thousands of steps. san mateo county sheriff department and other agencies providing traffic control. >> my feet are in pain. i will probably have blisters, but i feel like it is worth it for the cause. >> i'm very tired, but i think that adrenaline has been kicking in. a lot of these girls have energy. everyone is still chanting. >> reporter: the young organizers remind the public it was the republican party and president ronald reagan who signed the last sweeping immigration reform bill into law back in 1986. they admit it will take a lot more work and pressure for that change under the trump administration. >> i did not expect this many people to come out, but it is empowering. >> reporter: martinez says this is a part of a lengthy journey for change. >> and when it comes to us asking for citizenship, we're asking for basic human rights. >> reporter: estimated to take about ten hours. this group behin

. >> i love is in the air this valentine's day. 250 couples got married at san francisco city hall thisay. mayor daniel lurie officiated his first wedding since taking office. he says that he was honored to marry couples on such a special weekend for the city. >> it's in air. i was thinking lunar new year parade in nba all-star weekend. and now we've 250 weddings here today. it's just a great weekends. there are great vibes here in san francisco. >> that's 10 times the normal amount on a typical day, office of the county clerk officiates about 28 city hall weddings. >> and in the theme of love, it has now been 21 years since the so-called winter of love, long before same marriage was legalized across the u.s.. it was a tradition for activists to go to san francisco city hall on valentine's day to request marriage licenses. they knew they'd be shut down. but in 2004, hey, it worked. then-mayor gavin newsom authorize the county clerk to issue marriage licenses to the couple's. they lasted for a month. the california supreme court invalidated all the same marriage licenses. today we spoke

yesterday, dozens of protesters marched from san mateo city hall to san francisco city hall to oppose mass deportations of immigrants. the march was organized by four young advocates from immigrant families who formed the group rights over borders. >> we need to speak for the people who can't. we need to walk for the people who can't. it's we are here and we're we're so we have so much power that're some people don't even realize they have. so your voice speaks volumes, and you need to come out and use your voice and send a message and make a statement. so that's why it was very important. >> the four organizers met years ago in high school now as young adults. rumors of ice raids in their city of san mateo and the bay area inspired them to take action. the 21 mile march made stops at san bruno city hall in daly city city hall. trump has claimed that his election victory gives him a powerful mandate for such actions. today's marches are happening at the san francisco city hall and circle of palms plaza in san jose at noon. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank

and maga hat stormed san francisco city hall today. sheriff's office says the men demanded employees turn ove information related to wasteful government spending and fraud. employees at city hall refused their request, and then they called the sheriff's deputies. that's when the men took off. investigators say they don't believe the men were actual representatives from doge. the department of government efficiency. okay, this is the day to get married. it's all about love. hundreds of couples showing up at city hall in san francisco. look at this. the ceremony is performed by volunteers, including mayor lurie, who did a bunch of ceremonies today and other city leaders. couples tell us that they were excited to take part in this special tradition. my mom got married at san francisco city hall, in the same room that marilyn monroe and joe dimaggio did. her marriage didn't last. i hope mine will. maybe we'll get that room and change the luck. they got married right at city hall. marilynonroe. then they had their first honeymoon night in lo

san bruno city hall and daly city city hall. today's marches are happening at the san francisco city hall and circle of palms plaza in san jose atn, and there will be similar demonstrations in other cities, including los angeles and new york, on this president's day. live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> all right, gloria, thank you. in the south bay, dozens. >> gathered to protest elon musk. it's part of a wave of demonstrations against musk's companies. protesters lined the streets outside the palo alto tesla sales showroom yesterday. organizers say musk's work in the trump administration is bad for democracy. his role heading the department known as doge, has drawn a lot of controversy in recent weeks, largely because of his access and decisions as a non elected official. >> nba all-star weekend is over, but it could be felt in san francisco for quite some time. officials believe the economy will see a much needed boost. fans bought merch and spent money at local restaurants, hotels and pop up shops. officials are hoping to bring in about $350 million from this weekend. >> i've given san francisco almost $2

san francisco in the face of things becoming on a little less certain and downright hostile elsewhere. >> well, definitely in uncertain times. really free and the history of these marriages in san francisco city hallbedrock we return to that. fortifies for whatever comes. and also we return to our wedding vows to be together for better or for worse. and we've seen many ups and downs already in the struggle for equal rights. we've seen our marriage rights granted under marriage rights, taken away, but we want them back. i think the lesson of that israeli summarized in the slogan of our movement, which is love wins. we really believe in the end that the marriage us from san francisco city hall for a beacon of hope to the country and really to the entire world that love will prevail. that's a message we take from being legally married. now for many years it fortifies its for whatever struggles we have yet to you mentioned the world and we're out of time. so this will be the final question. i know you've been to japan and other countries. >> talking to people about lgbtq+ struggles and >> your situation sharing your story. what have you learn doing? so what is your position on on where the world stand

. >> reporter: hundreds of people stretching for blocks marched from san mateo city hall to san francisco city hall, making brief stops at daly city and san bruno city halls. >> the reason we chose to do this is because it's a walk that many of our parents did to come to this country. >> reporter: 21 miles and thousands of steps, san mateo county sheriff's department and other agencies providing traffic control. >> my feet are in pain, probably have blisters by the end of the day, but i feel like it's worth it for the cause. i'm very tired, but i think the adrenaline has been kicking in. a lot of these girls have a lot of energy. everyone is still chanting. >> reporter: the young organizers remind the public it was the republican party and president ronald reagan who signed the last sweeping reform bill into law back in 1986. they admit it will take a lot more work and pressure for that kind of change under the trump administration. >> honestly, i did not expect this many people to come out, but it's really empowering. >> reporter: turning fear into strength and unity, martinez zaragoza s

[music] >> and suspected dozier person storm san francisco city hall. a trio looking for so-called government waste and investigation now underway. and it's time for this year's chinese new year parade in san francisco. what you need to know before you head out to celebrate. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday february the 15th hits get you started with a look at the weather with kathy trafton. good morning, ed. what a beautiful start to the day saturday, february 15th. it's been busy weekend. all that it was valentine's day and then all of us and its lunar new year celebrations today with the chinese new year's parade. >> presidents day on monday. so we've got just a lot interesting stuff to cover. and of course, will the weather cooperate? oh, yes, it will. so a look at the golden gate bridge. the sun has risen on absolutely beautiful saturday. we are in for a great day with 2 of the conditions. in fact, 10 hours and 50 minutes of sunshine for today. and we can certainly make

san francisco. ktvu. ali rasmus shows us all the activity at the new san francisco location and san francisco city hall, wheredreds of people got married today to celebrate valentine's day. [applause] >> smiles, cheers and plenty of applause for the first of hundreds of couples who got married today at san francisco city hall. on a typical friday, city officials marry about 25 couples in this rotunda. but on valentine's day today, 250 couples tied the knot. >> this city is sort of where we both grew up and came into our own. and then it's where we met and grew our relationship, and we were able to have our baby girl and bring her into the world. >> san francisco mayor daniel lurie was the surprise guest officiant for two of the city hall weddings this morning. the mayor does have some prior experience. >> once i married a couple friends who i was a matchmaker for, and so grant and shauna and they're still married to this day about, i think 12, 14 years later. >> this couple took that as a good sign. >> and so to then get married in city hall by the mayor, just like sort of solidifies our connection and love f

. >> then love is in the air at san francisco city hall. we're live this morning where couples are saying, i do on this valentine's day. >> for those ready to hit the road for the three day weekend, storm damage could slow you down. the race against time to clear some bay area roadways as holiday travel ramps up. [music] >> live from jack london square. this is mornings on two. the nine. >> today is friday, february 14th, valentine's day. we're looking at san francisco. it's a little bit cloudy, but steve says the weather has for the most part gone away. and we're going to have a nicer weekend. two thirds of americans aren't falling for the valentine's day hype, calling it overrated. that's according to a new survey from tucker research, which also found that 1 in 3 women believe you don't need to spend a dime to make the day special compared to just 1 in 5 men. and when it does come to spending, nearly 60% say they're sticking to last year's budget. meanwhile, most that more than a third of men are hoping the holiday gives their relationsh

on a typical day, about 30 people get married under the dome of san francisco city hall. but today, valentine's day, the city is working overtime. certainly makes it easier for people to remember their anniversary when it's on valentine's day. according to city officials, 250 people in all are set to get married over the course of today. some of the marriage ceremonies being officiated by special guests, including mayor daniel lori, who personally married two happy couples. >>>>it's a great. day in city hall. love is in the air. we voted for him. it turns out tax our tax dollars at work. >>>>all right. last year, all told, san francisco saw a little under 10,000 publicly recorded marriages take place. that continues an upward trend after marriage numbers declined sharply at the start of the pandemic. and if you're still looking for love, bart is offering speed dating. yeah, for people ready to ditch the dating apps, you can hop on a train this evening and try to find a connection. never know what you're going to find on a bart train. it is meant for people ages 18 to 35.

discrimination, whether or not the city and county of san francisco is going to continue to discriminate against same gender couples during the next several months. san francisco city hallital bliss, issuing more than 4000 marriage licenses to same sex couples. lines stretched around the block as couples waited for hours to say, i do. i now pronounce you to be spouses for life. i look at this day as a day that just is the happiest day of my life. how long have you guys been waiting? well, i'd say about 2.5 hours. something like that. oh, no, 13.5 years. one of the couples, rosie o'donnell and her partner, kelly carpenter. we got married. there you go. for all of the people here who assisted, not just us, but the thousands and thousands of other law abiding, loving american families who want the rights that every other married couple is entitled to. but five months later, in august, the california supreme court voided those marriages only to legalize same sex marriage. in 2008, gay couples could legally tie the knot in california for several months until voters approved a new ban on same sex marriage, called prop eight. the legal battle continued all the way to the us su

it was a tradition for activists to go to san francisco city hall on valentine's day every year and request marriage licenses. they knew they'd be shut down. but in 2004, it worked. then-mayor gavin newsom authorize the county clerk to issue marriage licenses to couples that lasted for a month, though. only the california supreme court invalidated all same marriage licenses today the keen eye spoke with john lewis u and stuart gaffney, one of the first couples who got married that day. >> we really believe in the end. >> that the marriage us from san francisco city hall for a beacon of hope. >> to the country and really to the entire world that love will prevail. that's a message we take from being legally married. now for many years. and it fortifies us for whatever struggles we have yet to come. congrats to jon and stuart. >> who have been together all tolled for 38 years. and on we say good night. happy valentine's be safe, everybody. take care. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years and i'm from flowery branch, georgia. when i have customers come in, i re

hundreds >>>>of people stretching for blocks marched from san mateo city hall to san francisco city hall, making brief stops at daly city and san bruno city halls. >>>>the reason we chose to do this is because it's a resemblance of the walk that many of our parents did to come to this country. >>>>21 miles and thousands of steps. san mateo county sheriff's department and other agencies providing traffic control. >>>>my feet are in pain. probably have blisters by the end of the day, but i feel like it's worth it for the cause. >>>>g7 >>i'm very tired, but i think the adrenaline has been kicking in. a lot of these girls have a lot of energy. everyone's still chanting. >>>>the young organizers remind the public it was the republican party and president ronald reagan who signed the last sweeping immigration reform bill into law back in 1986. they admit it will take a lot more work and pressure for that kind of change under the trump administration. >>>>honestly, i. did not expect this many people to come out, but it's really empowering. turning >>>>fear into strength and unity. martinez zara

coming up, a surprise at san francisco city hall. of people demanding records say they worked for elon musk's department of government efficiency. what the sheriff's good morning. it is saturday, february 15th. a live look outside the sun trying to peek through those clouds in san francisco. as we look over the transamerica pyramid, way off in the distance, you can kind of make out the golden gate bridge there. we want to thank you so much for starting this saturday morning with us presidents day weekend, nba all star weekend, chinese new year parade. a lot happening here in the bay area. cinthia pimentel has a peek at our microclimate forecast. so thankful the rain is holding off right when we need it to. we got to show off to the world right now. yes, we got to stretch our legs. it's been a couple of days of hunkering dow but yes, we're getting rid of the rain for today. we are getting some cold air though, as we go on with the frost advisory. north bay valleys and parts of the south bay foothills. those numbers starting out in the

city ask county of san francisco. it is my great honor to welcome to you our lunar new year celebration at city hall.in the new year but to celebrate the rich traditions. vibrant culture and the contributions of our ap i community. this year as claude uponeen said marks the year of the snake, symbolizes transformation and believes this will guide us as we embrace the opportunity ahead in 2025. lunar new year is a time to celebrate our shared history and diversity this makes san francisco one of the most if not the most dynamic city instead world. i like to acknowledge, yea. we can clap. i like to acknowledge our host committee sitting in the front row. city add administrator carmen chu. city attorney david chu. the chu association. sheriff paul miomoto, thank you. public defend or money on are jue, supervisor connie chan and cheyenne chen and mahmood. thank you all for ensuring today's celebration reflect the importance this celebrating lunar new year deserves. today's event would not be possible without the work of claude en and al perez. thank you both for your continued dedication to our city and

san mateo city hall any minute now. they are marching all the way to san francisco. lan for it to be a peaceful protest, to demand immigration reform. rights over borders says it is marching for those who cannot. the group's first stop is at the san bruno city hall at 11 a.m, then the daly city city hall at 1 p.m. people are invited to join along the way. the march will end at san francisco city hall and across the country. yesterday, protests outside of tesla dealerships nationwide. demonstrators saying they're not happy with tesla owner elon musk and his new role in the trump administration. hey hey ho ho elon musk has got to go. this large group protested outside the tesla dealership in berkeley. president trump, as you likely know, recently appointed musk to lead the department of government efficiency. protesters say the cuts musk is proposing will do more harm than good. and this handful of people gathered outside the tesla dealership in dublin. one man says he's worried about sensitive groups like children and seniors. so when elon musk says he's going to cut $

i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment when protesters marched from san mateo city hall to san francisco city hall to oppose mass deportations of immigrants. the march was organized by four young advocates from immigrant families, who formed the group rights over borders. >> we need to speak for the people who can't. we need to walk for the people who can't. it's we are here and we're we're so we have so much power that some people don't even realize they have. so your voice speaks volumes, and you need to come out and use your voice and send a message and make a statement. so that's why it was very important. >> for us. >> the organizers met years ago in high school now as young adults. rumors of ice raids in their city of san mateo and the bay area inspired them to take action. the 21 mile march made stops at san bruno city hall and daly city city hall in the south bay. dozens gathered to protest elon musk this afternoon. check it out. this was outside the palo alto tesla sales showroom. organizers say today's protest was to stand up against the billionaire, calling him bad for democra

[ambient noise] of protesters marched from san mateo city hall to san francisco city hall to oppose mass deportations of immigrants. that march was organized by four young advocates from immigrant families who formed the group right over borders. >> we need to speak for the people who can't. we need to walk for the people who can't. it's we are here and we're we're so we have so much power that some people don't even realize they have. so your voice speaks volumes, and you need to come out and use your voice and send a message and make a statement. so that's why it was very important for us. >> the four organizers met years ago in high school and now as young adults. rumors of ice raids in their city of san mateo and the bay area inspired them to take action. the 21 mile march made stops at san bruno city hall and the daly city city hall in the south bay. dozens gathered to protest elon musk this afternoon. take a look. this was outside the palo alto tesla sales showroom, where organizers say today's protest was to stand up against the billionaire, calling him bad for democracy. this all

. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market >>> look at that, san francisco city hall always a popular destinationo get married but today valentine's day it was definitely the love shack. about 250 couples got hitched in the stately city center. even mayor leary got in on the action. he personally officiated two weddings this morning. >> it makes you fall in love all over again. i love this city. >> it's awesome. go san francisco, go love. >> reporter: it's also a big day for the san francisco flower mart. if you waited until the last minute to buy a valentine's day gift. you're not alone. mastercard tracked sales and san francisco topped the list. san jose came in fourth. you still have some time. thanks for watching us. the news continues at 8:00 on cable 12. have a wonderful and safe weekend. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! steve: [indistinct] [cheering and applause] [indistinct] appreciate that. thank y'all. thank you very much. how y'all? thank yory

san francisco. in san francisco, christian captain ktvu, fox two news. >> on this valentine's day, hundreds of people decided to celebrate by going to san francisco city hallget married. the happy couples tied the knot in the rotunda. san francisco mayor daniel lurie was the surprise guest officiant for two of the city hall weddings. and get married in city hall by the mayor. just like sort of solidifies our connection and love for this city. that's love. yeah. so it's great. >> congratulations to all the couples. on a typical friday, city officials marry about 25 couples in the rotunda. but on this valentine's day, 250 couples tied the knot. and today, at the cal academy in san francisco, valentines were handed out and promptly torn to pieces in a beloved annual event. biologists hand out red paper hearts to the african penguins in the colony. the male penguins take them back to their mates, who then shred the cards to use as nesting material. sound familiar? cal academy says the event draws attention to efforts to conserve the species. i'm just kidding. african penguins are listed as critically endangered, with fewer than 10,000 breeding pairs in the wil

department of government efficiency. >>> the san francisco sheriff's office is investigating three men in doge shirts and maga hats that walked into san francisco city hallded they be given digital information on spending. the sheriff's office says employees refused and immediately called authorities, but the men were gone by the time deputies arrived. investigators say they're still going over video, but at this point they do not think they were actually from doge. >>> coming up, new details on what may have potentially caused a black hawk helicopter and american airlines jet to collide over washington, d.c., what investigat (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, or are prone to infections. liver problems can occur. entyvio. relief. r

. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market >>> well, that's san francisco mayor daniel lurie getting in on the valentine's day action at city hall, where he officiated the weddings of two happy couples and that's just the tip of the wedding iceberg. on a typical day about 30 couples get married inside san francisco city hall and today officials say they expected 250. from the looks of it, they seem to be having a good time, too. >> it makes me fall in love all over again with sf. it's a fun city. >> it's awesome, yeah. go san francisco, go love. >> last year san francisco saw a little under 10,000 publicly recorded marriages take place. that marks several years of increases after a sharp drop at the start of the pandemic. >>> we also stopped by san francisco's flower mart, another popular place on valentine's day, looks like a whole lot of people in the bay area like to leave their gift buying to the very last second, guilty as charged. don't tell my wife. mastercard tracked flower purchases that took place late in the day valentine's day last year and found san francisco saw the biggest spike in flower spending out of any city

still to come, lunar new year festivities ringing out in san francisco's city hall today.s, the san francisco giants taking a moment to recognize some incredible women in the bay area sports- [music] world. if you like options, you'll love my $6 all day big deal meal. choose from 4 delicious entrées and 5 tasty sides with a drink. oh, and nobody else includes breakfast items all day. just this guy. at jack, every bite's a big deal! welcome to jack in the box! tough loss, coach. any words? they just played a munch better game. did you say munch? sounds like someone's craving my new crispy boneless wings... jack, what'd you think of today's loss? embarrassing... try my new crispy boneless wings and so munch more! welcome to jack in the box lunar new year celebration at city hall today to bring in the year of the snake. the event featured dancing, music and cultural performances, and the san francisco postmaster was also in attendance to unveil the new year of the snake stamp. apa heritage foundation president claudine chang says diverse traditions like these are extremely im

city to finally kick its doom loop reputation and maybe win over a noted san francisco hater. tnt analyst charles barkley spent the night at pier 48 for all star weekend kickoff coverage. the hall of famer has previously called the city a rat infested place, and tonight, the hometown crowd let him know how they feel about that. >> i actually like san francisco. i really do. i love to hear that. i do. i mean, obviously, hey, listen, we got to do something about the homeless. they need their help. we need to clean it up a little bit. right? we can't boo. >> some boos. nba fans sure don't seem to share his feelings. people showed up in droves for the opening of pop up stores in what the city is calling all-star alley. the city really is all decked out from those storefronts to the chase center inside the moscone center. a massive fan event opens tomorrow. and abc seven news reporter j.r. stone got a sneak peek. >> you know you've made it to the nba crossover here at the moscone center. when you get to the cable car, let's go check it out. the bridge. the fog. this is certainly san francisco. and even inside, we didn't have to walk far to find some sweet looking basketball courts.

. >>> demanding records within san francisco city hall. three men claim they needed them as a part of the effort that's slashing federal spending. what the sheriff's office is now saying. >>> plus, basketball fans taking over the bay area. the stars making san francisco and oakland shine bright this weekend. >>> it's fun to see the citycome back the life. >> we're just hours away from this year's lunar new year parade. what to know to navigate a busy downtown. >> i can't wait for the parade and anyone today should be good to go. grab the sunglasses and jacket early this morning. i'll let you know what you can expect not only this afternoon but also tomorrow because you might have to grab an umbrella and i'll let you know when coming up. >>> good morning and today is saturday, february 15th. i'm kelsi thorud in for max darrow. of course joined by our meteorologist zoe mintz. what can people expect today and tomorrow? >> great news. mother nature, i think she has some -- like positivity for us. >> i love the sunshine. >> feels bad for all th

with just a little more than a week away to the big event on saturday, february 15th, inside san francisco city hallthe mayor is getting the celebration started. celebration opened yesterday with a dragon dance under the rotunda. this is the year of the snake representing transformation and renewal. >> lunar new year is a time to celebrate our shared history and the diversity that makes san francisco one of the most, if not the most dynamic city in the world. >> and while we're celebrating the lunar new year, the silicon valley community media, a nonprofit that empowers the asian american community through storytelling, is launching its second annual contest. it's called the asian american stories contest. and perhaps you or someone you know might want to enter. >> so maybe i lean into being a white american like people think i am. i'm not. i grew up with chopsticks, not forks. i took my shoes off in the house. i didn't learn how to use a dishwasher until i was 28. the truth is, asian americans like me live in a liminal third culture, neither here. >> nor there. all right. joining us live now to tal

san francisco. lena howland, abc seven news. >> all looks great there at the new location. valentine's day is also a popular day to say i do, and there's no better example of that than at san francisco city hallnormally, about 25 couples get married daily under the rotunda, but today more than 200 couples will tie the knot. valentine's day is very popular for that, and mayor daniel lowry officiated. a few of those ceremonies are sealed with a kiss. and happy valentine's day, everybody. thank you so much for joining us today. world news tonight with david muir starts now. i'll see you back here at 4:00. and again, you can see the chinese new year parade is just one day away. and about 2.5 hours cannot wait. please join us. i'll see you later. >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the winter storm warnings up right now. the third major storm of the week set to hit the midwest and the northeast tonight and tomorrow. 100 million americans on alert for heavy snow, ice, flooding in the next 24 hours, bringing treacherous conditions in the west already. a firefighter trapped in his vehicle, wiped off the road in a mudslide. how he survived. the storm moving east right now. some are

. >> protesters gathered outside of san francisco city hall today as part of a nationwide movement opposing the early actions of president trump's administration. the effort they say is fueled by concerns over elon musk. trump's executive orders, including those on trade and immigration. >> we have we can't just sit by and watch everyone just buys and watches still you have to show they publicly known. >> organizers spread word of this movement through social media using the hashtag bill de resistance with the goal of reaching all 50 states. >> san mateo county has confirmed a case of bird flu in a backyard. poultry flock. there are currently no reported human cases connected to this. but san mateo county's department of agriculture's advising backyard poultry owners to watch out for signs of bird flu in their flocks. they say you should take appropriate measures like washing your hands before and after handling your birds and disinfect your footwear to reduce the risk of spreading bird flu. >> police shooting in richmond has resulted in the death of a person who police say was wanted for a

. >> demonstrators gathered outside of san francisco city hall today as a part of the nationwide movement opposing the early actions. president trump's administration, the effort fueled by concerns over the president's executive orders, including those on trade and immigration. >> except we can't just sit by and watch everyone just buys and watches still you have to show they publicly >> organizers of this spread the move in throughout social media under the hashtag build the resistance. the goal of reaching all 50 states. other protests were also planned in other cities and state capitals as well. >> president trump is blocking transgender athletes from competing in women's sports with a new executive order. the move adds to several other efforts. the president's taking to target the transgender community. someone paying close attention to the order is cau come calla mia. they say they were assigned female at birth and now identify as non binary. they want the san francisco marathons 9 but non-binary category fought for trans rights and sports column. thinks the white house should be foc

. >> not only was there a big show of defiance in front of san francisco city hall. another group gathered along van ness in front of the tesla building. signs read musk must go and greed is the virus. organizers across the bay calling the demonstrations peaceful action in san jose. hundreds gathered in front of the museum of art before marching around downtown state assembly member ash colorado spoke briefly about resisting the current administration. >> we have to keep showing up. if look ships, part of protected our around the world, where are all on? because people in the dark down. job. so everyone of what i see here are patriotic americans. >> now, grassroots organizers are also asking people to take part in a day of action next week in the form of an economic black out. it's encouraging americans to not spend money at major retailers that's scheduled for february 28th. >> parts of a popular mall in the could undergo a major redevelopment owners of the hillsdale mall in san mateo have submitted amplan to turn a part of the shopping center into housing kron four

well, it turns out that three men wearing doge shirts and maga hats stormed san francisco city hall today. sheriff's office says the men demanded employees turn over information related to wasteful government spending and fraud. the employees refused their requests and then they called the sheriff's deputies. that's when the men took off. investigators say they don't believe that those men were actual representatives from doge, which is the department of government efficiency. okay, back in 60s ahead. will you soon be paying more for your homeowner's insurance? the decision tonight on state farm's request for an emergency rate hike and the festivities underway in the big apple. an epic concert tonight celebrating snl's 50th anniversary. and what else you can expect to see this weekend. and i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are tracking the possibility of some showers. we'll get you the latest details and timings for your american airlines regional jet in dc. this comes two weeks after that mid-air crash over dc, killing 67 people. ntsb now says that the chopper was in fact flying t

city to finally kick its doom loop reputation and maybe win over a noted san francisco hater. tnt analyst charles barkley spent the night at pier 48 for all star weekend kickoff coverage. the hall of famer has previously called the city a rat infested place, and tonight, the hometown crowd let him know how they feel about that. >> i actually like san francisco. i really do. i love to hear that. i do. i mean, obviously, hey, listen, we got to do something about the homeless. they need their help. we need to clean it up a little bit. right? we can't boo. >> some boos. nba fans sure don't seem to share his feelings. people showed up in droves for the opening of pop up stores in what the city is calling all-star alley. the city really is all decked out from those storefronts to the chase center inside the moscone center. a massive fan event opens tomorrow. and abc seven news reporter j.r. stone got a sneak peek. >> you know you've made it to the nba crossover here at the moscone center. when you get to the cable car, let's go check it out. the bridge. the fog. this is certainly san francisco. and even inside, we didn't have to walk far to find some sweet looking basketball courts.

city ask county of san francisco. it is my great honor to welcome to you our lunar new year celebration at city hall.garth upon to usher in the new year but to celebrate the rich traditions. vibrant culture and the contributions of our ap i community. this year as claude uponeen said marks the year of the snake, symbolizes transformation and believes this will guide us as we embrace the opportunity ahead in 2025. lunar new year is a time to celebrate our shared history and diversity this makes san francisco one of the most if not the most dynamic city instead world. i like to acknowledge, yea. we can clap. i like to acknowledge our host committee sitting in the front row. city add administrator carmen chu. city attorney david chu. the chu association. sheriff paul miomoto, thank you. public defend or money on are jue, supervisor connie chan and cheyenne chen and mahmood. thank you all for ensuring today's celebration reflect the importance this celebrating lunar new year deserves. today's event would not be possible without the work of claude en and al perez. thank you both for your continued dedicat

it's barry bonds day at san francisco city hall today. daniel lurie honoring the home run king, declaring it barry bonds day. bonds. you might know this. grew up in san carlos, went to sierra high school and spent 15 years with the giants. the team retired his iconic number 25 a few years ago. 60 year old bonds currently is a special advisor to giants for us. rai returns tomorrow morning right around 8:00. everybody in the bay area, 8 a.m. rain is back. that's going to stick around through the afternoon. and some lingering showers on friday morning. we're drying it out for the weekend, and then the next thing we're looking ahead towards is maybe next tuesday and wednesday. as i mentioned before, it's kind of split whether it's going to hit us or southern california, if it goes to southern california, is trying to bring 2 to 3in of rain. again, this is very, very early out, but we know what they've just been through. so that would be really a worst scenario for them. for us right now it's trending at about an inch to maybe inch and a half.

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they started their march at san mateo city hall and walked 21 miles north of san francisco city hall. >> reporter: marching for change for dignity and legalization. >> and they are dehumanized. this is a pathway to citizenship for millions. and i do not have the pathway to citizenship, over ten years. >> and now at 29 years old, there is still to had no clarity. and i would be at risk of being deported. >> reporter: and their policies are striking fear among many undocumented immigrants and their families. and they are here to speak up who is too afraid to step out of the shadow. >> i lost my fear a long time ago. and making brief stops at daly city and san brew foe had city hall. and other agencies providing traffic control. >> and i feel it is worth it for the cause. i'm very tired, but the adrenaline has been kicking in. and it is the republican party back in 1986. they admit that it will take a lot more work and pressure from that kind of change under the trump administration. >> and it is really empowering. >> and we're asking for basic human rights. >> reporter: a large group ar

. >> not only was there a big show of defiance in front of san francisco city hall. another group gathered along van ness in front of the tesla building in downtown san francisco. signs their red musk must go and greed is the virus. organizers across the bay calling the demonstrations that peaceful action in san jose. hundreds gathered in front of the museum of art before marching around downtown state assembly member ash cholera spoke briefly at the protest about resisting the current administration. >> we have to keep showing up. if look ships, part of cannon around the world, are all on? because people in the dark ran down so everyone of what i here are patriotic americans. >> now, grassroots organizers are also asking people to take part in a day of action next week. this in the form of an economic black out there encouraging americans to not spend money at major retailers that is scheduled for february 28th. >> well, turned out to be a nice start to presidents day had some sunshine, few high clouds drifting up above some of those clouds continuing to move across

dozens of protesters marched from san mateo city hall to san francisco city hall to oppose president for mass deportations of immigrants. the march was organized by four young advocates from immigrant families who formed the group rights over borders. >> we need to speak for the people who can't. we need to walk for the people who can't. it's we are here and we're we're so we have so much power that some people don't even realize they have. so your voice speaks volumes, and you need to come out and use your voice and send a message and make a statement. so that's why it was very important. >> for us. >> the 21 mile march stopped at san bruno city hall and daly city's city hall. federal data shows arrests by ice have dropped off so far this month to fewer than 600 a day in the south bay. dozens gathered to protest elon musk this afternoon. all of this is part of a wave of demonstrations against musk's companies. protesters lined the streets outside the palo alto tesla sales showroom. organizers say musk's work in the trump administration is bad for democracy. his role heading the depa

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for this exhibits we partnered with the san francisco art's commission galleries and excited show case the array of artist in historic san francisco city hall. >> [inaudible]. call me temperature is unique when we get to do we, meaning myself and the 20 other professional instructors we are working with elders we create long-term reps i can't think of another situation academically where we learn about each other. and the art part i believe is a launching pad for the relationship building:see myself well. and if i don't try when my mom again. she may beat the hell out of mow if i don't try >> seniors, the population encounters the problem of loneliness and isolation even in a residential community there hen a loss of a spouse. leaving their original home. may be not driving anymore and so for us to be ail to bring the classes and art to those people where hay are and we work with people in all walks of life and circumstances but want to finds the people that are isolated and you know bring the warmth there as much as art skill its personal connection. men their family can't be well for them. i can be their fell and feel it. >> i don't have

city hall. sand is free. the city is asking everyone to bring their own bags and shovels. advocates for the homeless marched to san franciscoy hall today, calling on city leaders to find housing for families who are scheduled to be evicted from city shelters. dozens of people marched from the hamilton shelter on golden gate avenue to civic center. they say nearly 900 family members currently living in shelters were scheduled to be evicted last week. this comes after the city reinstated a 90 day limit on shelter stays that was in place before the pandemic. tonight, the families have now been given an additional 30 days, but advocates say the extension is not a solution to those in need. >> demanding more resources and affordable housing for the community. and the families that you know, have kids, have children, pregnancies. and yeah, we want to make sure that no one ends up in the streets. >> the groups say that homelessness among families has doubled over the past two years there in san francisco. we did reach out to the city's department of homeless and supportive housing for a response. san francisco has a new director o

. >>> i love it, love is in the air this morning, let's take a look at san francisco city hall, later more than 250 couples are going to say i do at city hall, of course valentine's day will also be their anniversary, so the husband has fewer things to remember throughout the year, very convenient. mayor daniel lurie is going to present the special ceremonies with the county clerk, there will be multiple occasions at city hall. >>> and this experience is going to start in the station in downtown berkeley, you are going to ride all the way into san francisco, no stops, the event starts at 6:45 tonight. >> so, you are trapped in the car for these dates, until you get all the way to san francisco, lucky for you it is dumping you off in the mission, a lot of good bars around the area, you might need to decompress. >> and maybe it is a good test, if you are going to marry the person, you better know what it is like to be trapped in a train with them. >> i suppose, have you ever done any speed dating? >> no, but that could go all kinds of ways. let's move on. meet the local dance team that

on this valentine's day, hundreds of people decided to celebrate by going to san francisco city hall get married. the brides and grooms tied the knot and jumped the broom in the rotunda. san francisco mayor daniel lurie was the surprise guest officiant for two of those city hall weddings. >> i'm getting married in city hall by the mayor. just like sort of solidifies our connection and love for this city. s.f. is love. yeah. so it's great. >> on a typical friday, city officials marry about 25 couples in the rotunda. but on valentine's day. well, as you can imagine, that number soars. 250 couples tying the knot today. >> all right. congratulations to all the newlyweds at the academy in san francisco. valentines were handed out and then promptly torn to pieces in a beloved annual event. biologists handed out red paper hearts to the african penguins in the colony. the male penguins take them back to their mates, who then shred the cards to use as nesting material. cal academy says the event draws attention to efforts to conserve conserve the species. african penguins are listed as critic