betty yu ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you betty.rump's tariffs on imported goods on three of america's biggest trading partners taking effect today. what's still unclear this morning, though, is which specific goods are being targeted and when the impacts will be felt by consumers. canadian and mexican goods are now being hit with a 25% tariff on imports out of china, a 10% tariff. president trump says the goal here is to address our trade deficit. president also says he wants to pressure those countries to stop the flow of undocumented immigrants and fentanyl into the u.s, without giving specifics on the changes, he would like to see. >> you're making it possible for this poison to get in number one. and number two, we have big deficits, and it's something we're doing. and we'll we'll possibly very substantially increase it or not. we'll see how it is. >> the three countries account for more than one third of all goods and services imported here to the u.s. one international trade expert out of uc berkeley is among those who say th

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betty. thank you. former ktvu sports reporter and anchor joe fonzi worked with richmond for many years, and he said it was a great honor to share the desk with dennis richmond. >> the one thing you knew about dennis is if you heard it come out of his mouth, you knew it was researched. you knew that he cared about the information. you knew that that information was going to be accurate. he didn't just care about the information that got on the air. he cared about the people in the building. he cared about all of our lives. >> joe fonzi says he believes richmond was the most trusted man in the bay area, and that there was no one in the station more dedicated to the craft than he was. coming up after the break, more news of the day and more coverage of the great 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 go

thanks so much, betty.ell, sutter health medical center in santa rosa on airway drive was evacuated today due to flooding. two vehicles trying to leave the facility got stuck in that flood water. firefighters arrived on scene to help the drivers get out safely. five patients at sutter were also evacuated. >> and the storm did cause issues in san francisco, from minor flooding to downed trees. and now a rock slide right near telegraph hill. ktvu roberto gonzalez joins us live tonight from the city. roberto, what's the scene looking like? >> well, mike, let's put it this way. bill martin was saying a little bit earlier that we got hit hard today. let me show you just how hard we got hit. this is a rock slide. we are under tower hill. we guesstimate that this rock slide occurred about 400 yards up. it slid down, and now it encompasses about ten yards of lane number one and number two, union street to sansome street. it is closed off because of this debris. now i can't get over there and really pick it up and s

betty pace: well, it penetrated-- syrett schook-kelly: like right here betty pace: --the lining of heryes. andrea canning (voiceover): as family and friends tried to sort out their feelings, police reviewed the case, looking to see if this was a crime or not, since even an accident can warrant criminal charges. and sure enough, 11 days after lars fatally shot debbie, he was charged with manslaughter. reporter: anything you want to say? andrea canning (voiceover): prosecutors carl alexander and leo gonzales caught the case. why did manslaughter fit? manslaughter is defined in the texas penal code as causing the death recklessly of an individual. essentially, that's what it boils down to. it was somehow, somewhat of an accident. andrea canning (voiceover): lars was released on bail. debbie's parents continued to support him. manslaughter is still, in our understanding, would be an accident. an accident, more accidental. and so we go forward from there. andrea canning (voiceover): but as the days without debbie stretched into weeks, something cooled in their relationship. he starts changi

ktvu is betty yu live tonight here in studio with more on the story. betty. >> mike. even though the temporary pause offers some relief, small business owners i spoke with say they're still worried. they say if the tariffs are enforced, they would be forced to absorb the extra costs and pass them on to consumers. >> this is kind of the best one i've been able to use, because it's not one of those name brands and you don't know what's in it. >> sisters beth vasquez and jenna hayden founded a livermore based, vegan, cruelty free and organic line called demented sisters beauty. all of their products are formulated in canada and sold online. >> we're just really concerned that if we don't use this manufacturer, we will need to use an american manufacturer that might not be able to enable us to provide the products that we want at the price point we want. >> president trump agreed to a 30 day pause on his tariff threats against mexico and canada monday. still, the economic uncertainty is forcing the demented sisters to pause their plans as well. >> it's frustrating. i woul

ktvu betty yu is live tonight right there at the epicenter outside chase center. all right, betty. already buzzing with excitement out there. >> that's right. mike. in fact, the nba just put up all new signage around here at thrive city. if you take a look over my shoulder, there's a giant yanis up on the building there. now, this is the most high profile sports event to land in san francisco since the pandemic. new businesses here and beyond are ready to welcome thousands of fans. >> the drinks will be flowing, the music will. >> be pumping, and plenty of upscale comfort food will be served at san francisco's newest and biggest sports bar, splash, at thrive city. >> our philosophy is, you know, give everybody what they want when they come to a sports bar, but elevate. >> it, partner andy chen said. the venue will host a mix of private events and public activations during nba all-star weekend. the two level space features more than 75 tvs, including a massive video wall. >> this is something special. this is something we can be really proud of. it's an experience that doesn't exist

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ktvu is betty yu has the story. >> reporter the drinks will be flowing, the music will be pumping, and plenty of upscale comfort food will be served at san francisco's newest and biggest sports bar, splash, at thrive city. >> our philosophy is, you know, give everybody what they want when they come to a sports bar, but elevate. >> it, partner andy chen said. the venue will host a mix of private events and public activations during nba all-star weekend. the two level space features more than 75 tvs, including a massive video wall. >> this is something special. this is something we can be really proud of. it's an experience that doesn't exist in san francisco today, and it just shows another side of what this city can be. >> reporter officials project more than 100,000 visitors for all star weekend, with an estimated economic impact of up to $350 million. >> over here we have the crispy sinigang wings. that's partnership with pilo. >> all-star weekend presents a unique opportunity for small businesses like senor sisig to introduce their filipino street food to new crowds. >> it's awesome

in san francisco, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay.etting organized for the start of the workweek as we go back on monday. tomorrow, the rain will die down. we're going to get a break tomorrow. this is the last three days of rainfall. that is the atmospheric river pushing through the bay area. and you notice it's not very distinct. it's just with the atmospheric river is distinct, but it's not distinct weather systems that all changes. now we've got a couple weather systems that are going to look like weather systems to get here tuesday or monday night. tomorrow night into tuesday and then break on wednesday and then again on thursday. so it's kind of it's kind of nice. that's something we haven't seen. we've gotten up to a foot of rain in some places. and with that foot of rain, we've had some flood watches that were issued that have since come down. marin county's had a foot of rain mount or up by grass valley colfax. those folks have had about a foot of rain up by paradise. they've had about a foot of rain and they're going to get m

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ktvu betty yu brings us now a closer look at some of the aftermath of today's storm there. >> what did it sound like? >> it sounded like something was crashing. >> brenda mora was cooking in her kitchen when she witnessed the flood waters rising outside her home on north fitch mountain road. she captured this view as the street turned into a muddy mess. >> it's tragic. definitely. yeah, it's it was scary. all i could thought was grabbing my papers, you know, all the important documents and just running out. >> brenda is now looking for a hotel with her family. several other homes in the area were also damaged. >> i talked to a neighbor. neighbor says he's been living here for ten years. nothing like this has ever happened. >> about 20 miles away in forestville. another unusual sight. a landslide sent an unoccupied home tumbling from a hill into the russian river as the atmospheric river battered sonoma county. onlookers later watched as the home floated downstream. >> i've been having a lot of rain, low intensity, long duration, so finally the soils got really saturated and they gave u

thanks so much, betty.ell, state lawmakers want to know more about the potential effects of trump administration tariffs. state senate majority leader lina gonzalez introduced a bill today that would direct state agencies to study the impact on businesses, workers and the state's economy. she says that california seaports handled nearly 40% of all u.s. imports and 30% of exports, generating more than $38 billion in tax revenue. >> all right. now to our weather as we give you a live look out along interstate 80 near donner summit. traffic getting through. but you can see the snow is down on the highway. winter storm warning is in effect until wednesday morning. heavy snow expected for the next couple of days. with that, we check back with our chief meteorologist, bill martin. hey, bill. >> yeah. hey, mike. yeah. the snow is falling. finally, after day after day after day of rain. above seven or down at 7000ft, it's starting to snow. the snow levels have dropped. they'll be changing up the next couple of days

betty. so much of an impact made by dennis. thank you for that report. >> and as we honor the legendary dennis richmond, we want to encourage our viewers to share any memory with him. you can just head over to ktvu.com slash, dennis richmond. and your response may be featured on a later newscast. >> and we are also doing what dennis would have wanted us to do tonight and cover other news. >> that is right. another storm is brewing off the bay area coast, just as some north bay communities are sifting through the damage from yesterday's storm. >> also coming up later tonight, just a day shy of the nba trade deadline, the warriors make a monster four team deal. what they gave up mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and it's an excellent source of calcium. wow! planet oat really has it all! ♪ rescued two people last night trapped in a home following a landslide in unincorporated santa rosa. the pair were pulled to safety out of the property on deer trail, caught without

ktvu betty yu has an exclusive first look. >> how does your new home feel?it's beautiful, i love it. >> stephen tong pham had been serving his famous northern style pho since he and his family first opened turtle tower on larkin street in 1999. over the last 25 years, the restaurant gained a loyal following, expanding to locations in soma, the outer richmond and sf state, but its last locations closed in the fall of 2023. >> i feel unhappy when i have to lie closing my business. now i feel good because i could come back to serving people. >> stephen's daughter, cathy pham, shared that operating in the tenderloin and soma post-pandemic proved too difficult. >> safety concerns. sanitary concerns throughout the neighborhood, visitors coming, they're reluctant to come to the city. even locals. they wouldn't even come through anymore. >> the pham's gave us an exclusive tour inside their soon to open space on california street in the financial district. they were approached to reopen by the popular hospitality team that runs novella, barbarossa and matt gray, mana

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host: that's betty -- go ahead, finish your thought, betty.r: and president -- was our landlord. so go from there. host: that is betty in kentucky. this is dan in maine, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to say i've been listening to c-span for a long time, and your anti-trump message and lack of republican callers, i think everyone must be asleep or something. but there is an episode i would like to get c-span to rerun again that had to do with this d.c. national guard, and i should have the paper in front of me, but i don't, but there is an episode that the d.c. national guard talked about the three-hour delay that happened on january 6. and i've never seen it repeated on c-span, but i've looked at a number of times myself. i've been trying to get the message to someone, somewhere, to replay. the fellow's name was aaron. anyhow. so it was recorded in april of 2024, and it tells -- well, it does not tell exactly, but it tells what happens during the three-hour delay on march 6, which i think the country ought to get tog

ktvu is betty yu talked with residents living in the north bay who were preparing for this weekend's wet weather. >> rain fell steadily saturday throughout the north bay. a welcome change for locals. >> i'm glad because i live in fire territory, so it makes us feel a little bit safer knowing that we have moisture on the ground and in the trees. >> the national weather service said there will be a marginal to slight risk of flooding in the north bay this weekend. larkspur resident patty souza said she's always prepared. >> i stocked up on food and i've cleared the brush around my house and my and my rain gutters. >> ahead of the storm system, governor gavin newsom said the state is coordinating with authorities and pre-positioning resources, including staff and storm drain equipment, to manage the expected rainfall. piper park in larkspur is one of two self-serve sandbag stations available for residents. nearby marin country mart saw sausalito residents erin and reese barber taking it easy. >> it's going to probably stay indoors all day, watch some movies, maybe hang out, stay inside.

betty badell tiene reacciones y tambien consulto que pueden hacer aquellos afectados. >> es muy dificil de los 300.000 venezolanos cuyo tps vence en abril al haber sido revocado por el gobierno de donald trump. ay, no ! ella dice que el solo hecho de imaginarse deportada directamente a su pais le aterra. >> ayer estaba, o sea, super angustiada al ver la noticia. >> entre lagrimas cuenta que hace siete anos asesinaron a su hermano en venezuela. >> mi hermano trabajaba en una empresa llamada pereza por no asistir a concentraciones. lo mataron y le dieron disparos en la espalda.>> y dice que al ver su propia vida amenazada por el regimen de nicolas maduro, huyo a chile y luego a los estados unidos. ahora su futuro es incierto. >> no se que va a pasar conmigo. mi caso. tengo una deportacion expedita. entonces, eh ? lamentablemente sin elps no, no se que va a ser con con mi caso. >> otro grupo de 300.000 ve venezolanos con tps enfrentan la misma incertidumbre, pero para el mes de septiembre en total son 600.000 los afectados. extender la recomendacion es que busquen la orientacion de un abog

betty badell noticias telemundo. >> el aumento de casos de gripe ha hecho que numerosas escuelas deltomen medidas. tres distritos escolares del suroeste de dallas, en texas, cerraron sus colegios por estos brotes. lo mismo en al menos 16 escuelas de ohio y de kentucky. y en el condado de pope, al sur de illinois. mas de 40% de los estudiantes no estaban en clases. tambien tuvieron que cerrar algunos planteles. una fuerte tormenta invernal impacta el noreste de estados unidos. al menos unas 100 millones de personas en 22 estados desde nebraska hasta massachusetts. veran nieve, aguanieve, lluvia helada como medida de precaucion. las escuelas estan cerradas en al menos cinco estados. la ola de frio podria provocar cortes de electricidad, condiciones peligrosas en las carreteras, retrasos en los vuelos. mientras southern california edison, la compania de electricidad en el sur de california, revelo en un co comunicado que investigan el origen de los incendios f forestales y que afectaron los angeles. en cuanto al incendio eaton, la empresa dice que la causa aun no se ha determinado. se r

that includes lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis, former controller betty yee and superintendent of schools tony thurmond. former congresswoman katie porter is also specuted to be a possible favorite in the race. a judge has temporarily blocked the trump administration's plan to freeze trillions of dollars in federal funding, but dozens of head start programs say they can't access their money. the program provides early education to low income kids and rural, and relies on that federal funding. investigative reporter candice nguyen joins us now. she actually checked in with bay area head start programs to see if they've been impacted. would you come up with candice? yeah, that's right. raj. according to nbc news, the white house said head start programs should not be impacted by any funding freezes. still, more than 45 programs serving 20,000 students nationwide have experienced funding delays this week, according to the national head start association. so i called around to different bay area head start programs today. kari gutierrez is with the nonprofit unity council. this is vid

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residents like betty say it's needed here to know that you're good to know that i work with. and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. >> taking this right so that this prhtections away from puts them at risk. we already heard of ice coming to coming to conquer the council decided to continue discussing the ordinance on the 25th councilmember pablo been who introduced the ordinance for review tells us in a statement, i believe the city's housing policies must strike a balance. >> that benefits both tenants and property owners. this means protecting tenants rights while ensuring property owners have the ability to maintain improve their properties, adding that we can build stronger conquered that supports both runners property owners. new that brought this up, he can understand that this is not just a house and tuition, but i suppose i mean, it's also, you know about, you know, the tenants to live there. the immigrant tenants. >> the ironies care right now, the of all these rates that are going on in the city. >> we also re

residents like betty say it's needed here to know that you're good to know that i work with. and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. >> taking this right. so this protections away from them puts them at risk. we already heard of ice coming to coming to conquer the council decided to continue discussing the ordinance on the 25th councilmember pablo been who introduced the ordinance for review tells us in a statement, i believe the city's housing policies must strike a balance. >> that benefits both tenants and property owners. this means protecting tenants rights while ensuring property owners have the ability to maintain improve their properties, adding that we can build stronger conquered that supports both runners property owners. the new that brought this up, he can understand that this is not just a house and tuition, but i suppose i mean, it's also, you know about, you know, the tenants to live there. the immigrant tenants. >> the ironies care right now, the of all these rates that are going on in the city. >> we al

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injured on the ground at the authorities having confirmed that yet, just to remind people this is betty early on and sometimes a lot of reports are confused. but what we know at the moment is that a plane, just after 6 o'clock 2 calls from an executive airport, which suggests it's a much smaller truck. not the size of plane that we saw in the crash just 48 hours ago, a. but it took off, i just, dr. 6 and crushed. not very long after that. sending red variations on the bible into the sky. we're hearing that it came down near the mall and it is. it's a 5 ball from the plane has ignited a fire and a number of homes that are obviously reports of injuries on the authorities have started to launch a full scale operation, rescue operation, firefighting operation. and of course, to treat those that a wounded. this comes is america is very much on edge after one of the washed clean crushes in modern times. happen not far from where i'm sitting at reagan national airport on wednesday evening. so people, very, very scared about this sort of thing. but the initial report suggests it's a small way a

and digging on in bellevue and they would also are going somewhere that, you know, in days mixed up, betty o, a problem, i think choice. so i okay this, this is the place all of foreign policy. i think anybody can do that to have that space off having an independent board and forwarded me your discount. we sent them . people in the name of us have been been dictating comes to us. yeah. so monica, and you brought up the crane um the war and ukraine um, blood rear zalinski of course is the top 8 recipient recipient from the us. and he's just recently said that he can't account for a $100000000000.00 of the dollars that the us has allocated for you praying. do you think that this is a unique case? you think us funding? i'm often there was an accounting for abroad and of course many people are, you know, since the day when we are leasing many people who are the open source intelligence look and again they've been trying to do a bid on this usa. money has been going. i'm do withdrawal, all of that. it's pretty so it's pushes because, you know, even if you divide them into sub headsets up i was

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this is the lunar new year basketball jamboree at the betty ong rec center.he tradition started in 1995 as a way to pay homage to generations of kids who grew up in chinatown and played pickup basketball games in the neighborhood. remember, abc seven is the official home of the 2025 san francisco chinese new year parade, and we're just one week away. you can watch the live parade saturday, february 15th starting at 6 p.m. watch it here live on abc seven and wherever you stream abc seven news. in the north bay, dozens of people came out for the 16th annual lake sonoma steelhead festival. the celebrates the time of year when steelhead trout returned to spawn the next generation of fish. today's festival was in geyserville at the milk brand visitor center and don clausen fish hatchery. it featured nature exhibits, demonstrations and tours for kids and adults. so it was a pretty nice day to do that. there was really not a cloud in the sky. as i was coming into work from the south. it was still chilly, but no rain. >> you're right. it was a beautiful day, sunny sk

host: what did you learn about your husband's job in the years afterwards, betty? caller: well, let's put it this way. the movie "air america" is a true story. i know. i was there. host: for folks to whether or not they are, what is the story? caller: well, it's mel gibson's movie, what he told was the truth. very much the truth. host: what is that story that you would want people to know? caller: well, it was a very nice thing, that the cia was involved in things that are very honest. and i got a >> we will leave this program at this point but you can watch it any time c-span.org. we go live now to a discussion on the review of the congressional review act. live coverage on c-span. >> we are pleased you are here with us. before we get started with introductions, i wanted to share my sincere thanks with tom demo tio from the senate judiciary committee for hosting us and providing this exceptional space for today's important discussion. i will be introducing the moderator and the panelists very briefly and then turn it over to our moderator who is going to lead our

hall of famer, super bowl champion, jerome bettis.ot the first time we have ever talked but i love having you on here. jerome i said this morning nobody saw this coming. what i mean by that is not that nobody thought the eagles would win, but the way it happened. like if we said you and i two days ago the eagles will when we would have predicted that mean saquon barkley would control the game and he was good but he was not necessarily be a difference maker. it was jalen hurts, it was the defense. this combination attic up to a blow but for the eagles i don't think anybody saw this way in which they wonder. >> i don't think they saw this way but i believe everybody knew if the eagles were going to win this game it was not going to be a close football game. it had to be a game where they won by a significant amount to whether it is eight points, 10 points, you knew it had to be a large margin. because of the game was close you knew kansas city was going to find a way to win that game. so i think everybody you know did not think it would

[laughter] >> abby: you run a tight ship, sharon, i love that betty ann gave me this eagles bracelet necessarily an eagles fan but today i am. i think i will have to carry this with me for a very long time. [cheers] >> abby: you guys are the best as i send it back to you guys ainsley, brian and lawrence. is there any choreography that you want to know for the show that you can -- i have got a legend right here, sharon, so she can give you tips. >> ainsley: can they do do the splits? >> ainsley: instance ainsley wants to know can you still do the splits? >> yeah. that will be the next segment stick around. >> brian: i would love to know who is the first one to do the pyramid. >> ainsley: abby, yesterday brian was talking about the pompom who invented the pompom. lawrence ruffle herkimer he invented the heryk. >> lawrence: my cousin. >> ainsley: he invented the jump. he patented the pompom english word came from the 18th century from french word palm pond. small decorative ball if you are feathers wool and string. the military regiments across europe caught sight of this and used them

residents like betty say it's needed here to know that the good to know that i work with and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. >> taking this right. so this protections away from puts them at risk. we already heard of ice coming to coming to conquer the council decided to continue discussing the ordinance on the 25th councilmember pablo been who introduced the ordinance for review tells us in a statement, i believe the city's housing policies must strike a balance. >> that benefits both tenants and property owners. this means protecting tenants rights while ensuring property owners have the ability to maintain improve their properties, adding that we can build stronger conquered that supports both runners and property owners. the new that brought this up, he can understand that this is not just a house and tuition, but i suppose i mean, it's also, you know about, you know, the tenants to live there. the immigrant tenants. the of all these rates they're going on in the city going kron. 4 news. >> well, new this morning, you coul

residents like betty say it's needed here to know that you're good to know that i work with. and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. >> taking this right. so this protections away from them puts them at risk. we already heard of ice coming to coming to conquer the council decided to continue discussing the ordinance on the 25th councilmember pablo been who introduced the ordinance for review tells us in a statement, i believe the city's housing policies must strike a balance. >> that benefits both tenants and property owners. this means protecting tenants rights while ensuring property owners have the ability to maintain improve their properties, adding that we can build stronger conquered that supports both runners and property owners. the new that brought this up, he can undetstand that this is not just a house and tuition, but i suppose i mean, it's also, you know about, you know, the tenants to live there. the immigrant tenants. >> the ironies care right now, the of all these rates they're going on in the city going

residents like betty say it's needed here to know that the good to know that i work with and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. >> taking this right. so this protections away from puts them at risk. we already heard tpof ice coming to coming to conquer the council decided to continue discussing the ordinance on the 25th councilmember pablo been who introduced the ordinance for review tells us in a statement, i believe the city's housing policies must strike a balance. >> that benefits both tenants and property owners. this means protecting tenants rights while ensuring property owners have the ability to maintain improve their properties, adding that we can build stronger conquered that supports both runners and property owners. the new that brought this up, he can understand that this is not just a house and see tuition, but suppose i mean, it's also, you know about, you know, the tenants to live there. the immigrant tenants. >> the ironies care right now, the of all these rates they're going on in the city going kron. 4 news.

bendy it there, betty inte. he says the weather cooperated perfectly for super bowl weekend. >> it's interesting crowd. i think that there's a lot of people here who probably don't even realize that the super bowl is happening and they're just out here skiing, enjoying it. and then we have other people skiing around in the jersey of their choice. >> yeah, a lot of the guests had the best of both worlds. they spent the day on the slopes and then came inside to the resort's bar to watch the game when it kicked off later in the afternoon. some said they were going to record it just watch it later to which is also a great plan. >> and the fun to watch the game up in tahoe per share. here's your view at the lakeshore and incline village. no snow at lake level. right now. kind of melts off a little quicker, but we do obviously have a lot of snow pack having built up in those higher elevations. you can be sure if we're cold in the bay area. that tahoe is frigid. it is absolutely cold. this morning we have frost advisor

residents like betty say it's needed here to know that you're good to know that i work with. actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. >> taking this right. so this protections away from puts them at risk. we already heard of ice coming to coming to conquer the council decided to continue discussing the ordinance on the 25th councilmember pablo been who introduced the ordinance for review. >> tells us in a statement, i believe the city's housing policies must strike a balance that benefits both tenants and property owners. this means protecting tenants rights while ensuring property owners have the ability to maintain improve their properties, adding that we can build stronger conquered that supports both runners and property owners. the new that brought this up, he can understand that this is not just a house and tuition, but i suppose i mean, it's also, you know about, you know, the tenants to live there. the immigrant tenants. >> the ironies care right now, the of all these rates they're going on in the city. >> and kron 4

this is the lunar new year basketball jamboree at the betty ong rec center. the tradition started in 1995 as a way to pay to generations of kids who grew up in chinatown and played pickup basketball games in the neighborhood, as cornell mentioned. abc seven is the official home of the 2025 san francisco chinese new year parade. we are just one week away, a little less than that. you can watch the live parade saturday, february 15th starting at 6 p.m. and of course, watch it live on abc seven and wherever you stream abc seven news. turning to our forecast now. as you step outside this morning, you'll notice the chill that freeze warning continues. >> yes, we've got the cold air in place. some pockets. there's air blowing around and that's making it not as cold, but most areas dropping off into the 30s. so right along the coast i saw 30 degree reading up in the north bay. and we have plenty of temperatures in the east bay at or below freezing. so if you are not there yet, you might will be you probably will be after sunrise, as we're looking at clear skies, exc

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we have a let's see how long will john bettis sing the national anthem? is it over 120.5 seconds or under? um, also, the winning coach is going to probably get splashed with some sort of liquid, probably gatorade. what color will it be? or will it not be a color? will it be water with no liquid at all? and if the chiefs win, the game, will head coach andy reid mentioned the word burger? the man loves his cheeseburgers. the bigger the better, the better. so it's just part of the fun from here ahead of this big game. frederica and the game itself is sure to be epic. we have kendrick lamar halftime with sza. will taylor swift make an appearance? no, she can't do that. but some people are saying she would be an unfair. >> you mean on stage okay. >> speech to her boyfriend's team, right? >> right. >> okay. yes. and of course, president donald trump, he's going to be the first sitting president to attend a super bowl. so even more hype and a lot more security here at this super bowl 59 in new orleans. >> oh, exciting nonetheless. okay. so i'm going to say yes t

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