after debuting at a black vines event, her business has taken off. >> this black wines event, this is my wine we started. >> reporter: and black vines hopes to continue paving the way for many others like n atoto. >> black vines is hosting events all weekend, including a free event tomorrow night at the claremont in berkeley. you can see the full list at blackvines.net. >>> tomorrow marks eight years since coyote creek left homes underwater causing nearly $100 million in damage forcing 14 people from their homes and today santa clara leaders marked a milestone in a project. valley water installed over a mile of flood walls along low lying parts of the creek. >> with the climate change some days we're getting more rain, some days less. you don't get it in the increments you like and when it comes all at one time, you got to be prepared. >> this was the first phase of the project to help safeguard against storms in the future. >>> first alert weather powered by kia. learn more at kia.com. kia, movement that inspires. >> we have very mild winters in the bay area compared to the rest of t

after debuting at a black vines event, her business has taken off. >> this black wines event, this is my wine we started. >> reporter: and black vines hopes to continue paving the way for many others like n atoto. >> black vines is hosting events all weekend, including a free event tomorrow night at the claremont in berkeley. you can see the full list at blackvines.net. >>> tomorrow marks eight years since coyote creek left homes underwater causing nearly $100 million in damage forcing 14 people from their homes and today santa clara leaders marked a milestone in a project. valley water installed over a mile of flood walls along low lying parts of the creek. >> with the climate change some days we're getting more rain, some days less. you don't get it in the increments you like and when it comes all at one time, you got to be prepared. >> this was the first phase of the project to help safeguard against storms in the future. >>> first alert weather powered by kia. learn more at kia.com. kia, movement that inspires. >> we have very mild winters in the bay area compared to the rest of t

year's event includes a wine tasting and food event to be held on eighth street in berkeley, and black vinesnes at the black joy parade in oakland on sunday. >> we've introduced hundreds, thousands of folks to black owned vineyards and winemakers and artisans, musicians, artists. >> black vines kicks off its festival on thursday at the oakland museum of california, but strout recommends the event here at the claremont to be held on friday. that way, you can get a taste of the festival without having to pay the price of admission. in berkeley, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 11 the san francisco fire department made a special visit to some students today. the new fire chief, dean crispin, brought engine 33 to jose ortega elementary school and to visit its climate change club. chief crispin talked to the students about climate change and its effects on firefighting. students were also able to take a look at the engine and learn helpful fire safety tips. the san francisco police department is now helping teach children discipline and respect through martial arts. the police department

year's event includes a wine tasting and food event to be held on eighth street in berkeley, and black vines will offer wines at the black joy parade in oakland on sunday. [music] strout tells me. it started as a one day event with dozens of people last year. the four day festival in oakland drew more than 2500. >> we've introduced hundreds. thousands of folks to black owned vineyards and winemakers and artisans, musicians, artists. >> black vines kicks off its festival at the oakland museum of california tomorrow, thursday. strowd recommends that people come to the claremont on friday to get a taste of the festival, without having to pay the price of admission. >> yes, so many great events i know there in oakland and berkeley, and i've seen them grow through the last 14 years. have they expanded outside of our area? is this a bay area region only? >> no, they have expanded washington dc last year and believe it or not, belize. and she's looking for more opportunities to expand. >> big crowds coming. all right amber we appreciate it. thank you. black vines will just be one of many vendors at

black vines founder and east bay native fern stroud says giving a spotlight to black-owned winery ownerre diverse it is, the more diverse expressions on an art and i consider wine art. >> black vines is hosting events all weekend, including a free event tonight at the claremont in berkeley. you can see the full list at blackvines.net. >>> coming up next at 5:00, we'll meet the bay area businesses cashing in on the rising price of eggs and some novices hoping to get in on the action. >> it will be different times of day we might get three. it's kind of unpredictable. it's almost a slot machine. >>> plus, we'll introduce you to a self-taught artist from the bay area whose talents have taken him around the world. >> because there was just so much depression i grew up around. so i wanted to create some resilience. >> why he says his work has a larger mission. >>> jonny moseley here. the toyota is loaded up and ready to carve some new lines. are you? that's great. let's look at what mother nature cooked up for us. the toyota tahoe report is cued up. let's take a look. >> typical february sno

you've created. >> we're here to make sure that you guys have a platform. >> fern strout founded black vinesestival to break barriers and inspire black youth. >> when you see someone who looks like you doing things that you never even imagined, it then opens up your options. >> and show people that wine is accessible to everyone. this year's event includes a wine tasting and food event to be held on eighth street in berkeley, and black vines will offer wines at the black joy parade in oakland on sunday. >> we've introduced hundreds, thousands of folks to black owned vineyards and winemakers and artisans, musicians, artists. >> black vines kicks off its festival on thursday at the oakland museum of california, but strout recommends the event here at the claremont to be held on friday. that way, you can get a taste of the festival without having to pay the price of admission. in berkeley, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> next at six, the trump administration targeting the presidio in san francisco. the new executive order going after the iconic landmark. and in santa rosa, the school district

you've created. >> we're here to make sure that you guys have a platform. >> fern strout founded black vineshe annual festival to break barriers and inspire black youth. >> when you see someone who looks like you doing things that you never even imagined, it then opens up your options. >> and show people that wine is accessible to everyone. this year's event includes a wine tasting and food event to be held on eighth street in berkeley, and black vines will offer wines at the black joy parade in oakland on sunday. >> we've introduced hundreds, thousands of folks to black owned vineyards and winemakers and artisans, musicians, artists. >> black vines kicks off its festival on thursday at the oakland museum of california, but strout recommends the event here at the claremont to be held on friday. that way, you can get a taste of the festival without having to pay the price of admission. in berkeley, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> celebrity chef tyler florence has moved his cafe out of san francisco's union square earlier than expected. it comes less than two years after he signed a three ye

herbalist and biologist she wanted to make wines without using traditional grapes after debuting at a black vines- black wines event. my wine started from its inception. >> reporter: and black vines hopes to continue paving the way for many others to transform the wine industry for everyone. >> ideologies continue to change and evolve. when things are rooted in love that is a universal and kindness. >>> join us tomorrow as we honor the contributions of the black community here in the bay area. watch our hour long special on kpix at 7:00 p.m. malik. i apologize to you and your family. i got your name wrong. even our producer this is how you say the name. malik. >> you got it. beautiful name. >> beautiful mission to tell stories through art. love it. >> all right. we're in for a treat as we head into the weekend. we have 70s in the forecast throughout the bay area. it's going to be a sunny and mild one as we head into next week. we have passing clouds, but really they're the leftovers from an atmospheric river to the north of us. the pacific northwest is going to get hit heavy, but here in the bay

. >> during this black history month, the oakland museum of california is kicking off its black vineseekend long festival celebrating black excellence with food and wine. there are about 100 black owned wineries in this country, making up less than 1% of the industry. >> we've introduced hundreds, thousands of folks to black owned vineyards and winemakers and artisans, musicians, artists. >> it's great to be a creative, and then it's also great to share what you've created. >> this year's event includes a wine tasting and food event that will be held on eighth street in berkeley. black vines will offer wines at the black joy parade on sunday in oakland. >> the san francisco. >> 49ers are exploring the possibility of selling a minority stake in the team. they're considering a sale of up to 10% of the franchise. it's unclear if the team will seek a private equity firm or other investors, such as wealthy individuals or families. reports say the york family, which owns the team, is hoping the value of the franchise at about $9 billion. and that puts the price at about $900 million for 10%

we got black vines there too. we got all types of winemakers and vintners. zach, first time hosting it with us. but you've been there before. what are you most looking forward to for a black joy parade and festival? >> well, really just everything, taylor said. i echo that entirely. last year i was walking up and down along the parade route reporting from there, so i really got to be with the people there and seeing the different groups represented that were on the floats and coming through the parade, but the people on the sidelines too. so i'm really just excited to see who all is going to come out because it's just so many diverse people, different groups represented. but what struck me so much last year, too, was just the amount of young people coming out and having the pride, you know, so many of those young people, their grandparents, great grandparents, you know, not that long ago, you could have never thought of having a parade like this when this community was coming together. it was for things that were not so positive. so to come together for a tim

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. >> today, during black history month, the oakland museum of california is kicking off its black vineslack excellence with food and wine. there are about 100 black owned wineries in the country, making up less than 1% of the industry. >> we've introduced hundreds, thousands of folks to black owned vineyards and winemakers and artisans, musicians, artists. >> it's great to be a creative, and then it's also great to share what you've created. >> this year's event includes a wine tasting and food event that will be held on eighth street in berkeley. black vines will offer wines at the black joy parade on sunday in oakland. 838 here boosting morale through music, the oakland based program teaching you how to use poetry and rap the light that guides me through the night. that breaks me down. but i know i'm not perfect. >> but i have a meaning, a meaning to life. so overall i am great. everybody's great. >> youth putting their poetry and music to work to help get through some difficult times in their young lives. therapist of course, use music to help people manage stress, pain, anxiety, dep

the black vines kicks off its festival at the oakland museum of california tomorrow. long festival celebrating black excellence with food and wine. >> we've introduced hundreds, thousands of folks to black owned vineyards and winemakers and artisans, musicians, artists. >> it's great to be a creative. and then it's also great to share what you've created. >> now, this year's event includes a wine tasting and food event held on eighth street in berkeley, and black vines will often offer wines at the black joy parade on sunday in oakland. >> very nice. all right. want to take you outside. it's a little dark, but that means we can see the lights of a cruise ship heading under the golden gate bridge into the bay. it's always pretty cool when you can see this during the day. and then it just shows how big those ships are as they head under the bridge. but kind of nice to see it gliding in under the lights. this is the ruby princess. yes. >> so when jesse gary was doing his live shot. >> yes. >> i saw it moving in the background. it's like, what is that? what is that boat wi

bringing some of the energy that had been 18th and vine in the past during that era of american segregation was essentially about 13 blocks that black folks could operate in this city within those 13 blocks. >> man everything you need a handful of other renovation and development projects have either already been finished or are in the works nearby. like film critic shot edwards booth theater restoration. it only makes sense because this part of kansas city is the cradle to so much black history that has impacted the entire world. once the theater is restored and we're just going to open up the black movie hall of fame, essentially starting in one room just like the leagues, baseball museum across the street that never leagues baseball museum to bob kendrick. i've studied that and him to they have created the blueprint, the blueprint to remember the past and only stories the evidence and make it part of the future is based on one small, simple principle you won't to play with you in the major leagues. >> the now create my own >> and what the league it was. i'm kevin in kansas city. >> and be sure to tune in for our special honoring