and kipman chan is here.nk you, kipman for all your hard work and to all the members of the community to help with our chinese parade. thank you all for all your incredible work in that parade. everyone who is here today and thank you for the community groups and the community leaders and to the companies and thank you for being a part f ouriachi niece new year's celebration today. thank you. >> lastly i would be remis tonight without mentioning -- as we sit here celebrating our lunar new year that san francisco continues to be under assault from washington, d.c. but the one thing we will stand for is we will continue to be a sanctuary for our immigrant communities and as we continue to fight day after day with our president, san francisco will never back down from our support of our immigrant communities. and ouriachi niece community in particular has been a big part of that for generations here in san francisco. we will never back down. san francisco always has been and always will be a sanctuary city and w

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to rise to the cllenge climate chan, , theyust t do so now. this is not a probl for otother y. t thenvestmtmts we're kiking tay w wil determineurur ecomic c fure. >> according to the u.s. government's 2014 national climate assessment, average temperatures have increased by as much as 1.9 degrees fahrenheit in the u.s. since 1895, with most of the increase occurring since 1970. temperatures are projected to rise another 2 to 4 degrees in most areas of the country in the next few decades. people are already feeling the impact, these early effects of climate change a harbinger of what the future may hold. >> if you're on the coast, most likely it's sea level rise. if you're in the midwest, extreme h heat-wave events. extreme flooding and precipitationon in the midwest. the heaviest rain events are getting 30% heavier. the folks in the rocky mountain west, they're not gonna recognize the forest even 60 years hence. we're losing most of the pine trees in the southern part of the rocky mountain forests in future projections 'cause it's getting too hot and too dry. >> it's very clear

. >> apparently, it took a while for tucker or jackie chan to get on board. >> jackie chan is one ofighest paid actors around. chris rock has been around. >> jackie chan make as lot of money. but they're apparently happy to cash in on one more movie. >> i will be one of those people who will be there to watch this. >> they're super entertaining, why not. >>> coming up, remembering america's pastor, billy graham. >> you're watching "world news now." okay - let's try this. it says you apply the blue one to me. here? no... make every day valentine's day with k-y yours and mine. two sensations. one great way to discover new feelings together. aww thanks for loading, sweet... oops. oh burnt-on gravy? gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it all in. cascade platinum powers through even burnt-on gravy. nice. cascade. ♪ >>> >> look at billy graham over the years. this morning, reverend billy grahams twitter account is filled with messages. >> he often spoke of the after life saying my home is in heaven, i'm just traveling through this world. david looks back at his

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coming up big lining to huge jumps in his free standing routine chan will have another shot of gold in the individual event this canadian team mates tessa virtue and scott moir scored well on the ice dancing proportion as canada secured their spot atop the podium a silver medal went to a team of russian athletes the u.s. to france. well don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google player from the apple store and that will give you access to all the latest news and information from around the world this was push notifications for any breaking news you can also use that out to send us photos and videos. and always remember you can always find out more at our website e.w. dot com you can also follow us on twitter and of course on facebook as well for me brian thomas the entire news team thanks so much for being with us. a. little. sneak peek of the world over information they provide the opinions of the want to express t.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us home.

in wood side delaware, police arrested channing fisher of dover.ording to police, channing threatened to do harm to the school. he was charged with terroristic threats after no webs were found in his home and 19-year-old emiliano gill was arrested thursday. during a class discussion about the killing in florida, gill said he would kill all of the people in the school and start with the class he was in. he was arrested at school. no weapons were found. parents can't believe these events are commonplace. it's heartbreaking. i don't see it getting better. i contacted officials here but didn't get a response. finkelstein is charged with making terrorist threats. jeff chirico, "action news" at 6:00. jim? >> the shooting in park land has renewed calls to ban assault weapons like that used by niklas cruz. demonstrators called for democratic representative pat too maniy ttoototoomy to the na. >> nobody expected this from the russia investigation. a grand jury handed down indictments against 13 russian nationals and three russian companies. the accusation,

they wanted patrick chan to have a gold medal. virtue and moir in the last go-round.ada has that spirit. >> and other teams have chosen not to compete, including their rivals. >> yeah. >> i think it was a huge benefit to the individual event, not to mention team canada for these two to have been here practicing without their rivals on the ice. they sucked all the air out of the building. they commanded the ice. this was no exception. >> it was a point of emphasis for canada, this team event. there's no question about it coming in. and i'm not saying it wasn't for other countries, but it was apparent that canada wanted this gold medal. >> they made some changes to this free dance along the way. they changed the music a little bit to have is that more triumphant ending as opposed to the more somber death scene. take a look at this rotation lift. they switched up the position. i think it is much more flattering than the version they had previously. those are the little tweaks you're able to do heading into an olympic games when you have everything else locked down and th

books on the side, and a woman asked me, in your charlie chan book?is it political? so in my kind of usual kind of, you know, wise heymer mode, i said, well, i'm chinese, and this book is actually radical. anyway, whatever that meanings. [laughter] i think bob, you know, definitely i think the rescue and nurture, you know, if i can summarize in one sentence what bob talking me been what bob taught me as my editor, as my friend and as my teacher in many ways is really to teach me about america really. i mean, given my -- so far i've spent actually bigger part of my life in the united states than in china. i went to college in china, grew up there and came here when i was 22, and i'm now 48. so i spend longer time here. first landing in tuscaloosa, alabama, and went to buffalo and taught at harvard or and landed in california, and i always thought i knew enough about america. not until i started writing the charlie chan book and i realized the complexity of what bob just eloquently discussed as a, you know, as the race issue and how complicated it is. i

. >> thank you, chan tee. one of the most unforgettable moments of the super bowl celebration the speech by eagles defensive lineman jason kelce. >> decked out like a mummer and cussing like a sailor, kelce took aims in fulfiller style. take a listen. >> for 52 years, you all have been waiting for this. you want to talk about underdogs? you want to talk about hungry dog? for 52 years we've been starved of this championship. you know everybody wanted wonders why we're so mean. everybody wonders why the philadelphia eagles aren't the nicest fans. if i don't eat breakfast i'm beep pissed off. (cheers). >> no one wanted us. no one liked this team. no analysts liked this team to win the super bowl. and nobody likes our fans. and you know what? i just heard one of the best chant this past day. and it is one of my favorite ment and it is new. i hope you all learn it, because i am bea to drop it right now. you know what i got to say to all every those people that doubted us, all every those people that coin dollars us

. >> we have channing and if we have called your name, come up if you want to speak. if i haven't called your name, i have gone through all of cards. if you want to speak come up and be prepared to speak. >> i am katie strange with the san francisco parks alliance. we are extremely part to be a partner on this project of the department as well as the tennis coalition inspired by the extensive efforts to hear the various voices we can see today that will be served by this space. in particular, the tlc tennis learning center is an important aspect for the future of recreation and tennis in our city. as you know it is a historic moment for tennis, for the park, for the city and inspiration alley this design matches that parks system we are creating. i will be second to admit i am not a tennis player. after this process and designs i am excited to become one. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. thanks for giving me a few moments of your time today. i am matt hope. on behalf of myself and our organization we support this project 120,000%. as someone

manila chan joins us now to talk about her special which is airing believe when today and then tomorrow online speak everywhere all day eight o'clock today and eleven pm so manilla your special delves into some really interesting numbers about the family court system in america because a good topic to get into because it isn't talked about quite a bit but and you say that there is actually evidence that you've been covered or you found evidence that that there's a type of discrimination in family courts in the ass states i mean i guess i just i want to call it evidence but all across america the averages are in the millions and millions of cases that are seen or heard for custody of children the millions of cases every year right we're talking two three four million per year and five out of six times women get the custody five out of six that is something like almost five hundred percent times more chances that a woman is going to get the custody of the child no matter what so i think if you look at this in the context of of any other type of legal proceeding and the ruling always comes

to an end and what happens when children are involved from a seldom explored angle artie's manilla chan takes a look at the family court system across america and her special forgotten fathers it's all too common to hear that society privileges men over women so when it comes to child custody it's just the opposite now fortunately she leads nine men the right to be present in the lives of their own children those who speak up for them are ridiculed and caricature but seldom heard it's time for a closer look at these forgotten fathers. manila chan joins us now to talk about her special which is airing believe when today and then tomorrow online i think everywhere all the eight o'clock today and eleven pm so manila your special delves into some really interesting numbers about the family court system in america because a good topic to get into because it isn't talked about quite a bit but and you say that there is actually evidence that you've uncovered or you found evidence that that there is a type of discrimination in family courts in the ass states i mean i guess i guess i want to cal

was sleeping on his court super tired and that's a bit of bluster really for someone like patrick chan it was a very patchy stance for him this is in the team event but thankfully he was supported by some of his teammates who have pulled up kind of the score so they are still one of the favorites in this competition probably just warming up there all right well jonathan crane from the sports i thank you very much for bringing us the very latest from the olympics on day one thank you well these games also have an historic political aspect a high level government delegation from north korea is attending the opening ceremonies officials from pyongyang include kim jong the sister of north korean leader kim jong il and she is the first member of the north's ruling dynasty a dynasty to visit the south officially the two countries are still at war but these olympics appear to have started to thaw in relations at the opening ceremony athletes from the two countries walked side by side under a unity flag. and correspondent jason strother isn't going knowing outside of pyong chang for us hi jaso

this is a project that was championed by former commissioner chan and commissioner dejesus. there's a recognition in some situations like domestic violence cases, they weren't sure who was the victim and who was the assailant because of language issue, and we've come a long way on this. what helps is the discipline part of it, that the officer becomes familiar with it. this has been going on many, many years, and i want to thank commissioner dejesus and former commissioner angela chan, because their where we are today, in order to have the ability to do this. two weeks ago, i saw this in action where there was an elderly woman who was lost, appeared to speak russian. when the officer arrived from northern station, the officers sat and talked with her, they called the access line, she was taking the bus, she got lost, and she had some dementia issues, and we got her back to where she needed to go. it works, and i want to thank you for it, and i want to thank commissioner dejesus. commissioner hing? >> thank you, vice president. i want to pick up on a -- on something you just

they wanted patrick chan to have a gold medal. virtue and moir in the last go-round.a has that spirit. >> and other teams have chosen not to compete, including their rivals. >> yeah. >> i think it was a huge benefit to the individual event, not to mention team canada for these two to have been here practicing without their rivals on the ice. they sucked all the air out of the building. they commanded the ice. this was no exception. >> it was a point of emphasis for canada, this team event. there's no question about it coming in. and i'm not saying it wasn't for other countries, but it was apparent that canada wanted this gold medal. >> they made some changes to this free dance along the way. they changed the music a little bit to have is that more triumphant ending as opposed to the more somber death scene. take a look at this rotation lift. they switched up the position. i think it is much more flattering than the version they had previously. those are the little tweaks you're able to do heading into an olympic games when you have everything else locked down and the

however profession o was the author charlie chan. the best-known subject of all the biographies that we have talked about today. books were interesting. he is the editor of the big red book of modern chinese literature. published by norton in his new book, inseparable the original siamese twins will be on april. david lewis is a professor at nyu. he is twice the winner of the pulitzer prize for biography for both parts. the first author to win pulitzer prizes for two successive volumes of the same subject. people may not know that his first book, prisoners of was about -- affair. eleven books later his biography of wendell wilkie was published but is contemplating the 12th book, a family history of slavery. [inaudible] >> i'm intimidated by the prospect of talking about biography with all of you in the room. i've been called upon in the new york yankees sitting around on football at the boston patriots in the audience. i would feel safe playing with them in their current status. instead of doing that i'm going to ignore the injunctio

well the markets here in asia really took the lead from wall street the markets in chan zen and shanghai were both down around about two percent in morning trading hong kong did a lot worse though down by more than five percent the reason for that is that in hong kong a lot of international companies trade on that index and a lot of those companies are exposed to the united states whereas companies here the traders on the markets in shanghai and then tend to be domestic companies that don't trade internationally we haven't seen the falls that we saw of course in two thousand and fifteen when the markets here in china plunged by between five and seven percent on that occasion we did see panic we did see anger and we did see government intervention now chinese people have very few places to invest their money it's either property or shares and neither have been doing particularly well in recent months but overall chinese people seem to feel their economy is doing ok that's what a columnist tell you in state controlled media and there is a sense that perhaps g.d.p. is in fact a little bit h

for more on this let's now cross to dr simone chan from the korea peace network dr chan thank you very much indeed for joining us well according to an aide to mike pence he wants to remind the world that everything the north koreans do at the olympics is just a shiraz i mean how do you expect him to do that. i hope he does and i think that this is. all in big games for players and they're not quite as. restraint from actually going on a very offensive by greece and united states in. new york. and i think really vice president should are the spirit of the olympics and also this extraordinary moment that the two koreas start engagement in little more than two years and and it is truly unfortunate if you think there is too you want to use this sort of political campaign propaganda to to to to criticize north korea so i think you should just embrace the. koreans that is seventy percent according to a thinking into korean talks participation in the olympics contribute to peace and also including you know many. politicians and also of world famous leaders and also including vatican ascending

when and in what happens when children are involved from a seldom explored angle artie's manila chan takes a look at the family court system across america and her special forgotten fathers it's all too common to hear that society privileges men over women so when it comes to child custody it's just the opposite courts will routinely deny men the right to be present in the lives of their own children those who speak up for them are ridiculed and caricature but seldom heard it's time for a closer look at these forgotten fathers. manila chan joins us now to talk about her special which is airing believe when today and then tomorrow online speak everywhere all day eight o'clock today and eleven pm so manilla your special delves into some really interesting numbers about the family court system in america because a good topic to get into because it isn't talked about quite a bit but and you say that there is actually evidence that you've been covered or you found evidence that that there is a type of discrimination in family courts in the ass states i mean i guess i just i want to call i

controversy at south korea's winter olympics each of the three thousand athletes attending their pyongyang chan games is expected to receive a free smartphone by sponsor samsung but it was unclear whether iran and north korea would be excluded because of u.n. sanctions after complaints by iran the i.o.c. apologized saying athletes from both countries would receive the device. that's all the all business news if you want more check us out on the social media until next time for me on the new business team and have a great respect. the i'm. such. a move to. cut. cut. cut cut. cut. cut cut cut cut cut cut cut the move to. meet the germans new and surprising aspect of license culture in germany. us american keep music takes a look at germany it is interesting is the two traditions every day long lives and language there's a lot of i like some of the and so i'm glued to i'm glued to. the trick i am going to e.w. dot com the germans. the top stories followed across social media share your comments and content welcome to news. little. scholars some odd. little. influence or gone. so far c.b.c. news. h

channing made a threatening statement he would do harm to the school.th terroristic threats after no weapons were found in the home. 19-year-old gill was arrested thursday, the criminal complaint alleged during a class discussion about the shooting in florida, gill said he was going to kill all the people in his school and start with the class he was in. he was arrested at school and no weapons were found. back at eastern high school, parents can't believe the incidents are commonplace. >> it's heartbreakerring, but it's the -- heartbreaking. >> reporter: finkelstein is charged with causing false public alarm and making terroristic threats. he is locked up until his first court appearance. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> the shooting in florida now renewing a call for a ban on weapons used by the suspect in the massacre. the rally was held outside the courthouse in media, delaware county. demonstrators pushing for senator toomey to add his name to the list of co-sponsors to the bill of 2025 that calls for a ban on assault and automatic weapons

back is russians now the country's elim peak mean statements means the russian flag absent from pyong chan will fly again. in total the band lost in less than three months but the i.o.c. has moved on surprisingly welcomed by russians and in fact committee. none the less than yours to assure that issue today's decision of the i.o.c. is one of the most important for us because the russian olympic committee is once again completely reinstated in its rights and is now a completely full fledged member of the olympic family. the speech before it was revelations from this man gregory rowe chen calls that it helped lead to the ban the former moscow director of the whistle on a state backed plot to cheat doping tests at the twenty fourteen sochi games as a result clean athletes from russia were only allowed to take part in chang under the olympic flag the red white and blue kept family out of sight. and of those two of them including alexander crucial the failed drug tests while in south korea the i.o.c. agreed on sunday to lift the ban if no of the athletes tested positive didn't and russia's rein

one way to convince the skeptics could be a link to glory korea kicks out there kyung chan campaign against switzerland on february tenth. to the windows leader now and our spec have continued their on precedented run of four with a three nil win against frankfurt on sunday goal strong. record and marker kept all three points an hour spec'ing now move up to seventh and are one step closer to the european places where bloodbath hosted leipsic on saturday with both teams in the race for a top four spot spot and with it champions league qualification leipsic have picked up just one win from their last seven wonders league games but an unbeaten record against bloodbath bode well for a change in forty. the bulls headed into the game thinking that their rights had to come to an end and from the get go they charged a glove pass defense bruma testing the foals reserve keeper to be a simple early on. both sides game plan was to slowly break down the opposition but neither team showed much creativity as the injured rafael looked on from the stands. up but with a better side is the second half began a

hello and welcome to focus on europe i'm michelle henery all of europe is watching pyong chan as athens gather from all over the world to compete in the twenty eighteen a limp it games all perhaps except.

the twenty eighteen winter olympics opening chan with an extraordinary show of unity between north and south korea and the u.s. consistence. hello i'm.

. >>> from fremont to pyeongchang, figure skater karen chan is ready to go after her third place finish in last month's championships. for so many months we've been profiling her. one thing to watch is her jade necklace. chan says it was a gift from her grandmother that she began wearing regularly at the age of 9 while recovering from a foot injury. >> when she was younger, her mother had given her a jade necklace. it kept her safe and secure and protected. so it's kind of doing the same for me. so i never take it off. when i'm skating, even like before competition, i'll just kind of touch it. i'll do it without knowing so, but i guess it just makes me feel comfortable. >> very special for her. chen also said that jade necklace isn't her only superstition. watch carefully, she always laces her left skate first, then the right, jumped around a bit, and reties the right skate before taking the ice. all sorts of superstitions. we wish her well in south korea. for more stories up and personal with our northern california olympians, tune in to our olympic special in prime time. garvin thomas

themeselves with the direction that bart wanted to attract attention from people of all ages.sot: bill chansigner// "some ideas are putting feelings into objects some ideas are making the bart more like a game. so we have a bunch of crazyideas." and chan said all those crazy ideas were accepted.12 posters filled with do's and dont's will be circulating throughout the year on display in both trains and stations.sot: taylor wega, graphic designer// "it's one wasy as graphic designers for us to make a difference and hopefully even if a couple of people see it and start thinking differently about howtheir actions affect otehr people on bart i think that's a success."the designs that remind people basic things like keep seats open for people not your bags, give up a seat for a pregnant woman, and bart elevators are not your bathroom. bart board director bevan defty tells me although it may be common sense it still happens. sot: bart commuter// "well having local students share their artwork is pretty nice but i think it's pretty sad they have to remind people not to do things like that."commuter

conference there was an incident involving nato member turkey and the leading german greens politician chan as demure was given police protection for the duration of the conference after the turkish to locations reportedly flagged him as a terrorist he was staying in the same hotel as the turkish foreign minister. who denied turkey was targeting to me or in any way. just a mere address the situation after arriving back in berlin here's what he had to say. chicken in the hotel cheering checking i noticed already several security guards who seemed to become very nervous when they saw me as if they'd seen the devil himself i'm stuck for the next morning there were a lot of officers from the bavarian police in front of my room and they told me that there was some issues with the turkish security people that they had informed the germans about a terrorist a member of a terrorist group in the hotel that was me i saw the german national police advised that i should move around with my own bodyguards this. is yeah it's big lights will be short of eden. also in the spotlight during a three day confe

ice at the team figure skating finals the favorites team canada how their nerve and won gold after chan came up big zero lending to huge jumps in the swiss skating routine a chance we'll have another shot at gold in the individual event his canadian teammates a test of virtue and scott moore scored well on the ice dancing portion of canada secured that spot top the podium the silver medal went to a team over russian athletes and the u.s. took the bomb. you're watching d.w. news still to come rebuilding iraq after years of war donors and investors meet in kuwait to map out how to help a shattered country. but don't forget you can always get to the news on the go download our app from global player from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and there you can also use b.t.w. up to send us your photos and your video. and how global markets started the new week after last week's heavy losses monica jones will have that and business coming up in one minute. the. truth diversity. is at home in ma

competed his neutrals in pyong chan was on tuesday president vladimir putin on a diminished russian patriots. the country's a limp a green statement means the next time any of these athletes win a limb pick goals up top the podium hearing that only one of them once more putin keen to move on from the dating scandal in total russia's ban lasted less than three months the i.o.c. is moved and surprisingly welcomed by russians and picked committee. and there's an issue with that is today's decision of the i.o.c. is one of the most important for us because the russian olympic committee is once again completely reinstated in its rights and is now a completely full fledged member of the olympic family. the speech before it was revelations from this man calls that it helped lead to the ban the former moscow director of the whistle on a state backed plot to cheat doping tests at the twenty fourteen sochi games as a result clean athletes from russia were only allowed to take part in chiang under the olympic flag the red white and blue kept firmly out of sight. and today two of them including alexander

scott moore and tess of virtue won their three dance event to give canada the win this after patrick chan had excelled in the men's free skate to give the team a comfortable lead over the olympic athletes from russia and the united states who finished second and third respectively. these allegations are standing really quite severe you have to imagine that after the devastating earthquake in haiti for people as it is alleged for aid workers to go in and in the village that was rented for them by oxfam employed prostitutes and the other. asians are under age prostitutes you know that is something that's quite severe and as it's being discussed it was known that some of these workers were already investigated internally there were already allegations that they had misbehaved in a similar way in bad and the allegations as it stands is that the information was not fully disclosed for example not to the haitian or thirty's the police and also not fully to in the u.k. for example the charity commission who oversees charities like so like oxfam said that the there were there were reports that th

ice at the team figure skating finals a favorite team canada held their nerve and won gold patrick chan coming up big landing two huge jumps in history skating a chance to have another shot at gold in the individual of that as canadian the team mates tessa virtue and stop wire sport and the ice dancing portion as canada secured its spot atop the podium the silver medal went to a team of russian athletes and the u.s. took the bronx. you're watching d.w. news still the calm rebuilding iraq after years of war donors and investors need to incur a way to map out how to help the shattered country millions have been calmest but billions more are needed. fences along we'll have that story for your business coming right out. of the. whole g w one. more in some global insights the news our local.

that it is dave's here with the winter olympics and pianka chan will have the latest action including seventeen year old graduate who argue that it will win in the men's slopestyle the first goal for the u.s. . plan . and sarah holland broken is a show it's good to have you with us. or russian passenger plane operated by summer tall the airline says crashed else live moscow sixty five passengers and six crew members were on board the plane when it went missing from radar after taking off when moscow airport the plane went down in a rule area near the city's outskirts all seventy one people on board feared to have been killed. let's cross now to our moscow correspondent emily sure when she's on the story for us emily what more can you tell us about this crash well there isn't that much information about the crash at the moment particularly was it when it comes to the causes it seems that the airplane crashed just after it took off out of the idea of the airport and it was on the way to the city of or disk which is on the sort of southern tip of the euro's it seems that the airplane did

. >> chans of that happening? >> at this point, the white house has not sent any signal that they're going to have a pardon for manafort or fin else connected to the investigation. but, as the president keep calling it a witch hundred you have to leave these variables on the table. >> david, i want to turn back with the security issues and chans of how he carry on his job moving forward. the announcement that h.r. macmaster was concerned about kushner not reporting hi meeting to foreign officials, how usual is this? >> i think it's quite extraordinary to have undocumented meetings going out without the knowledge of the leadership. it's concerning to have someone with an interim clearance this long with the white house. and it's unusual to have an interim down graded. i think it's going to be a significant impediment to kushner's if you thinking on in the white house going forward. the white house is a place where lots of lots of meetings get held in the situation room and elsewhere. and those meetings stray into t

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their first channing frye, and their first round pick to the lakers.owder and derrick rose were sent to utah in a three team trade. iman shumpert goes to sacramento and dwayne wade is back with miami. the cavs add jordan clarkson, larry nance junior from the lakers... and george hill and rodney hood from utah the 49ers sign jimmy garoppolo to a five year deal worth 137-point-five million dollars... making him the highest paid player in n-f-l history. jimmy g.... the new face of the 49ers landed in the bay area a couple of hours ago he's expected to make 27-point-five per season... double of what tom brady is currently making. he will earn 74-million dollars in guaranteed money. tomorrow morning the team will hold a press conference. garoppolo's record- breaking contract eclipses matthew stafford's deal signed in august. this was the 49ers priority traded a second-round pick to the patriots for garropolo. the 26-year-a team that was 1-10... and led the niners to win their last five games. this now becomes a for many free the 49ers have their the future