amazing opportunity opened up to the people of china town. city hall was destroyed along with all its records. the chinese were suddenly able to claim citizenship and there were no record to dispute their claims. they immediately sent to china for their families and children. because now their children were citizens too. the face of china town was changed, it grew younger with the arrival of children. >>> still to come on a second look. storys from those who were held at the detention center on angel island. >> he stopped running his hand across his front. and hi started crying. >> and in a northern california town built entirely by chinese, a woman fights for decades to buy the land beneath her home. the legacy of a racist california law. >>> welcome back to a second look. california drew chinese immigrants during the gold rush in the early 1900s. but the gate keepers to what the chinese called gold mountain could be fierce. to be admitted to california immigrants had to get past a difficult examination at angel island. as george watson repor

[inaudible] roll from site to site targeting the higher prevalent sites like in china town. we are still working throthe plans, but that is our effort going forward >> i think i'm only using this as a example-in the sense that we are trying to integrate the public health messages and issues and the delivery system that we have. i'm ask if that is the overall plan and this is how this is going to be working-we have public health messages andcome pains and we run a delivery system >> absolutely. that is the beauty of the new format, the population health division and san francisco health network and within the network and child health and all the wuntderful things we do and partnering with the population hlth in terms of equity and disease prevention qu bringing all those into one coordinateed nexus where we harness all the resources from both divisions to drive improvement and outcome for our citizens. we are seeing more and more and hope you are seeing how the different part of the department are intersecting in the various work we are doing. >> yes and i think we then will

activists tell ktvu fox 2 news police have done a lot to reach out to the china town community. they say more resources are needed from city hall for policing and to encourage people to report crimes taking place often out of sight. >>> in just four weeks, tens of thousands of undocumented immigrants have obtained california drivers licenses. the dmv released numbers showing 57,000 licenses have been issued since that new law took effect. 366,000 applications have been filed for a license. and 415,000 examines have been given either written or behind the wheel including single drivers who took the test multiple times. the new state law took effect january 2 allowing undocumented immigrants to obtain a california drivers licenses. they require a person to prove their identity and document their residency. >>> new at 6:00, it is a mystery bay area scientists are trying to unravel. six marine mammals washing up in record numbers. the sick sea lion pups are ending up on bay area beaches in unprecedented numbers. john fowler reports from marin county. >> reporter: something strange i

they tack narcotic a lunar new year celebration in china town today. >> if they were totally amazed it's something they don't see in other states where they have smaller asian community. i really glad to take part in this. >> san jose doesn't gather to raise the south vietnamese flag outside city hall. tenth year the flag raising has taken place exploratorium chinese new year's parade is march 7. >> did you see the crown? >> fantastic. pretty impressive. >> great to see the celebration day. weather perfect we need rain but nice to have event like this it's clear. >> we have weather the next couple of days. can coming for the second half of the weekend in terms of temperature. hints of rain possibly now. >> talk about all the details in one second. we show you tonight though a quiet night. we won't find any moisture with live live doppler 7hd we have a bit of a breasts out there right now which is helping to mix up the atmosphere and bring us yawn form temperature in the 50's currently 56 rate now in oakland. same in concord. 53. then danville downtown san francisco coming in at 54 and mo

. >> reporter: this merchant in san francisco's china town is one of dozens selling i havery. he not want us to go inside his shop because of the controversy. critics say 96 elephants are being slaughtered every day for their ivory tusks. >> on the, the elephants are -- the tusks are taken while they are still alive. they are not always dead. it's very barbaric. >> reporter: california passed a law decades ago banning the import or sale but created an exception for ivory imported before 1977. and that has allowed illegal sales to flourish. san francisco's china town is said to be right behind new york and los angeles in the sales of ivory. a report by the natural resources defense council found 80% was likely to be illegal but this merchant says he is not one of the bad guys. >> leftover. leftover from the '70s. no new pieces. >> reporter: now protests like this one last fall, state lawmakers will consider a blanket ban on buying or selling any elephant ivory and rhinoceros horns. today a committee of san francisco lawmakers debated whether to support that measure. new york an

. >> reporter: the streets in san francisco's china town are bustling. everywhere you look people are preparing to welcome in the new year with good fortune and good luck. >> now this is a green onion. to have it in home, what it means is you're smart. have you ever had this onion. >> reporter: a better china town for tomorrow, walked us through the door. >> fire crackers are standard. to scare away the devil. everything you say has to be good luck. good fortune. this one means, plenty of money coming in. >> reporter: money is a big part of the new year. married adults put money in red envelopes to give to children. >> that's the lucky envelope. >> it's warm, it's still hot. >> reporter: even food is about luck. >> this one is great for the families, you make it with rice and sugar. >> this is sesame bowl. every family at home they, they have to have that. >> reporter: on stockton street, merchants are temporarily allowed to spill out on to the street. >> there's a good luck food like tangerines for life. >> reporter: when you talk about details for new

. >>> getting around on foot in san francisco's china town has a always been a challenge because the sidewalks are always so packs with people. it's even more crowded this time of year as the lunar new year approaches. new at 6:00, mike with a plan to do something about that. mike? >> well, i'm standing in the streets, that's okay. i will tell you why in a second. this part of the bay area is different than any other sites the sounds, the smells. especially the crowd as well and especially during the middle of the day. now there is a plan to do something about it because this part of the bay area is combursing at the seems. -- bursting at the seams. there are more crowded sidewalks in the united states than these here. well actually just the ones in manhattan. other than that, these are the most crowded sidewalks anywhere in the united states. >> this time of year when people are out in force shopping for the special lunar new year festivities. >> to accommodate the crowds, they let them put stalls on the street which takes away a lane of parking. well it makes traf ache little more

san francisco police chief greg surr went store to store in the city's china town neighborhood. >> maybe media. >> great. great. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: kicking off the 2015 lunar year campaign to warn shoppers about scams targeting the chinese communities. >> chinese new years, there have been certain exportions campaigns, robberies. scams. >> reporter: such scams are decreasing though community activists say robberies are scaring the elderly and vulnerable off the streets. >> the asian community, especially with the seniors, talking about lock-down. after 5:00, nobody wants to leave their apartments. >> reporter: hard numbers from the police department were not available, but members of the police station and the chinatown community showed a spike in violent robberies targeting the asian elderly. >> we have a large immigrant population that is being picked on. >> they always tell me i prefer to go home after 3:00, you know. after that, i don't want to go out. >> reporter: spokeswoman marlene tran says she fears seniors will be particularly targeted by criminals. >> especia

proud family and friends gathered at the city college of san francisco china town campus. city college has the largest citizenship program in northern california. >>> the government is stepping in to put a hold on federal judge's decision that temporarily blocks the executive action on immigration. the justice department formally requested an emergency stay. last week, a texas judge issued an injunction sought by 26 states to stop the immigration action by president obama. the government is asking the judge to wait on that decision while the federal government appeals it first. >>> a new potential terror threat has homeland security on alert now. cbs reporter susan mcginnis says the target maybe america's shopping malls. >> fbi officials are working with mall owners nationwide. boosting security after terror group al-shabaab released this video saturday calling on muslims to attack shopping centers. specifically naming minnesota's mall of america. >> we now have a situation where groups like isil, al- shabaab, are publicly calling for individual actors to carry out attacks

1964 and served for 24 years, until his retirement from the police department, his beat was in china town. and he actually is early years he was one of the first african american police officers in san francisco. and unfortunately, in the 1960s, at that time because there was so few african american police officers, he faced a tremendous amount of discrimination. and he and his wife willie jean barns they actually spent a lot of time in the civil rights movement in san francisco and they marched with the naacp and they brought lawsuits to bare to make sure that he would actually have better conditions, at that time, in the police department, and he was able to win those better conditions, through his organizing and his alliances and work with naacp and other organizations in san francisco. and he has run and he has raised 6 children in san francisco. and he is actually spent a great deal of time to make sure that he could provide for his children, and he gave them a wonderful experience growing up to show casing the wonderful, beautiful yosimite park and the wilderness around here and lik

the highest in the city are red are china town and the surrounding area. that is where 50 percent of the kinder gartdners had [inaudible] also quite high is the area in orange in the southeastern part of the city where 40-49 percent of the kinders [inaudible] the yellow area throughout the city are also quite high, 30-39 percent of the children showed [inaudible] experience. this graph shows the disparity in oral health and by race. the highest line, the blue line shows [inaudible] in asian children. the red line shows in hispanic and green in african american and the purple line shows in caucasian children. again, though we have seen a decrease in [inaudible] experience the gap between caication cheern and african american and latino and maegz children widened from 14 percent in 2000 to 21 percent in 2012. >> [inaudible] teasing out the data of children with color are chine ease children, 3 times as likely as white children to have untreated decay. african american and hispanic twice as likely to have untreated decay. showing that childrens oral health is

common sound around san francisco china town today as the bay area asian american community celebrated the first day of the lunar new year. that noise meant to scare away evil spirits. 2015 is the year of the ram. >> i think that noise woyvrjtd i think soil. we need rape desperately. important day like today it's nice it was mostly clear for the celebrations. >> that's right. sandhya has latest on the accu-weather forecast. >> yes. we definitely need the rain but we did see the sun today hopefully it is a bright year ahead for all of you who sell brit lunar new year. here's of live doppler 7hd not exactly bright. going right now. visibility low. 3 quarter mile fairfield napa mile in santa rosa. just over that in livermore even san jose reporting some fog along with hayward 5 mile visibility right now. dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. for the straits and delta so morning commute will be slow going if it takes you through the area keep that in mine. temperatures all in the 50's and here's a look at that foggy view from the kgo camera. nobody is immune to staying clear. quite

. >>> music filled the streeted of san francisco's china town during the chinese new year flower marketr. the event takes place the weekend before the lunar new year holiday. the families can purchase traditional holiday plants, flowers and fruits, and there's always kinds of music. the fair continues tomorrow. >>> words of love can come so quickly these days in a ticket or e-mail, tweet or post but there's something to be said about holding a real envelope especially one so filled with emotion from 70 years ago. a true love story ahead. >>> some weather changes for our work week. >>> this valentine's die is extra special for a world war ii va who received a long lost love letter. he wrote the letter when he was 20-year-old soldier to a girl he met. he would eventually marry her and celebrates with her 63 years of marriage. bernadine died five years ago but through rafter and tears the couple's love lives on. >> when there's a part for that reason, not knowing if and when you would ever see that person again every chance you got to communicate was wonderful. i loved her. she loved me. a

. >> the streets in san francisco's china town is bustling, people are preparing to welcome in the new year with good fortune and good luck. >> this is green onion. that means you know, you're smart. >> she is co-founder of the group and walked us through some of the new year resolutions. >> you'll be safe going inside, firecrackers are standard, scare away the devil. everything you say must be good luck, that means good fortune. this one means plenty of money coming in. >> money is a big part of the new year, adults put money in red envelopes to give to children. >> that's the lucky envelope. >> even food is about luck. >> this is a must for the family you know you make with sweet rice and sugar. >> every family, they have to have that. >> on stockton street, merchants are allowed to spill on to the streets. >> when you're talking act chinese new year, the little things matter, these oranges are $1.59 a pound, that's twice as much as these guys without leaves. these oranges are 69 cents a pound. >> it is critical when you buy these you must have it with the leaves during chinese new y

common sound around san francisco china town today as the bay area asian american community celebrated the first day of the lunar new year. that noise meant to scare away evil spirits. 2015 is the year of the ram. >> i think that noise woyvrjtd i think soil. we need rape desperately. important day like today it's nice it was mostly clear for the celebrations. >> that's right. sandhya has latest on the accu-weather forecast. >> yes. we definitely need the rain but we did see the sun today hopefully it is a bright year ahead for all of you who sell brit lunar new year. here's of live doppler 7hd not exactly bright. going right now. visibility low. 3 quarter mile fairfield napa mile in santa rosa. just over that in livermore even san jose reporting some fog along with hayward 5 mile visibility right now. dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. for the straits and delta so morning commute will be slow going if it takes you through the area keep that in mine. temperatures all in the 50's and here's a look at that foggy view from the kgo camera. nobody is immune to staying clear. quite

people gathered in san francisco's china town to watch a precession of dancers and real-life lambs. but will big celebration is in two weeks. rain or shy, the chinese festival and parade is march 7 starting at 6:00 p.m. >> so many different cultures celebrating. gathering at san jose city hall to ring in the new year a special performance using special chinese instruments. >> up next big arrival of whenlevi stadium. our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. you heard of the new dialing procedure for for the 415 and 628 area codes? no what is it? starting february 21, 2015 if you have a 415 or 628 number you'll need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. okay, but what if i have a 415 number, and i'm calling a 415 number? you'll still need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. so when in dou

>> hewe went down to china town. >> going back to some of your famous interviews, another important oneas with john kerry, now secretary of state. back then, he was a young >> yeah. >> on the show with another vietnam vet. >> that's right. >> and the nixon white house wasn't happy with you. >> the nixon white house, imagined i could use this word about a president, a presidency, sneakily, prepped the guy, young guy who was a right-winger to oppose kerry, left winger, called t.v. booking. as they saw it. kerry was effecti. so was the other fellow but the white house wasn't thrilled. they thought i didn't let him -- i am just sorry nixon is not with us. let me take that back instantly. what i mean is, i'm sorry he didn't live long enough to see my dick cavett's watergate which was on pbs and you can find it online, and you must see it. dick cavett's water graduate. you can find the whole show. somebody found that i had tons of watergate stuff on my show. i had mitchell. i had g gordon liddy. and you can see him ask if i am a jew, ask somebody. and if you want to just a sample, youtube has

even with crowded china town sidewalks and traffic lights to contend with. and the final time to the next shelter? under three minutes. mta wants the transition to stop every two blocks here. among the stops on the chopping block. 78-year-old joan woods, san francisco. >> i can't walk out the front door and look for the bus and get it anymore. >> reporter: leading muni to balance a longer walk, an inconvenience for some. in san francisco, andria borba, kpix5. >> it is unclear when muni will make a final decision. it is still holding public meetings. >>> still ahead, a warning for bay area dog owners tonight. the popular watering hole proving deadly for pets and the unusual event causing the problem. >> it used to be anywhere from 350 to $600 in one minute. >> plus, the new crime dinging northern california farmer to night. why thieves are wrestling bees. >> and major changes ahead in the weather patterns. all eyes are on what happens female announcer: don't wait for presidents' day to save on a new mattress. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now! save

china. this episode follows 24 hours in this gourmet town. >>> this is beijing, the capital of china.t's a sprawling me prop lis with the population exceedsing 21 million. some 450,000 people flock here every year from all over china. the city and its people are in a constant state of flux. guijie street is located at the center of this ever changing city. it's 4:00 p.m. and there are few customers around. at one restaurant staff take to the street for a ritual led by the owner. gao yuan is around a province 1,000 kilometers from beijing. he owns seven restaurants on guijie street and with 400 employees he's become the area's most successful entrepreneur. this is a weekly meeting. it's meant to motivate employees and foster a sense of belonging. his business model has changed drastically over the last ten years. by 7:00 p.m., customers are lining up to get into the restaurant. summer is guijie street's busiest season. the restaurant's most popular dish is cray fish with hot peppers and chinese peppers. he revamps the menu every two months predikcting what customes will want, always ta

common sound around san francisco china town today as the bay area asian american community celebratednt to scare away evil spirits. 2015 is the year of the ram. >> i think that noise woyvrjtd i think soil. we need rape desperately. important day like today it's nice it was mostly clear for the celebrations. >> that's right. sandhya has latest on the accu-weather forecast. >> yes. we definitely need the rain but we did see the sun today hopefully it is a bright year ahead for all of you who sell brit lunar new year. here's of live doppler 7hd not exactly bright. going right now. visibility low. 3 quarter mile fairfield napa mile in santa rosa. just over that in livermore even san jose reporting some fog along with hayward 5 mile visibility right now. dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. for the straits and delta so morning commute will be slow going if it takes you through the area keep that in mine. temperatures all in the 50's and here's a look at that foggy view from the kgo camera. nobody is immune to staying clear. quite a bit of fog around t.mild weather next few days an

. >>> china town seeing the lion dancing group. part of the chinese new year celebration.performing for 40 years now. the excitement and the importance of lion dance culture. >> reporter: h today is chinese new year -- >> today is chinese new year. lion dancing originated from the villages when they had harsh times with evil spirits. they would come up with this idea of putting together a costume to try to scare away the evil. >> we will be going to the bank to bless for good luck. >> we are blessing the bank for good prosperity and health for all the employees. always wanted to bring joy into people's lives by giving them good entertainment. keeping the culture alive. >> make people happy. >> it brings comfort. i am an american born chinese person and so to do something that has been passed on for so many years brings me back to my roots. one of it best. we have been doing this for 40 years now. >> this is wonderful. we have been carrying on this tradition for years. as long as the bank is open. been very exciting. and the chinese new year means so much to the chinese. th

. >>> a gas leak in san francisco china town has been capped.it was reported at 140 html this afternoon. a contractor -- 1:30 p.m. this afternoon. a contractor severed a gas line. police say they worked quickly to clear two city blocks of people. >> there were hundreds of people that were on the streets. we got here quickly and right away we made sure people stayed out of the area and we were able to do that quickly. >> businesses in the area were asked to close windows and shelter in place. the order was lifted after the leak was capped. there are no reports of injuries. >>> the fcc voted in favor of net neutrality. this sets the stage for new rules for internet service providers and also litigation. >> by a vote of 3-2 they decided the internet should be regulated. that means providers cannot manipulate speeds to charge more for faster service. everyone has to be treated equally. >> we do not need schemes that undermine the internet. >> the battle over net neutrality is likely not over. some internet service providers including at&t and comcas

the naturalization ceremony took place at the city college campus in china town. it was held there to commemorate lunar new year's celebrations. a call for immigration reform was made. >> we want more people quite frankly, to become citizens of san francisco, of the united states faster than what has happened in the past. >> mayor lee says the program has benefitted 20,000 people in the process or who have become citizens. >>> turn to the weather now. and another really windy day out the there. >> it was. >> we've got cool, dry air flowing briskly through the area. as you can see we have sunny skies all across the area. to our south, there are scattered showers. there was even a thunderstorm with a lightning strike near san luis obispo, and there was a land spout this morning. unlike a typical tornado, not associated with thunderstorms, driven by generated by the circulation of thunderstorms. it develops because of ground level circulation. this one was on the ground for about ten minutes, and we have no reports of any damage. a live view now from the golden gate

the china town community cultural center will host activities from noon until 5:00 this afternoon.now that area also having chinese new year celebrations free to the family. >> looks like tons of fun. >>> time now is 9:38. we're not alone in this winter wallop. the dangerous and deadly conditions hampering people across the country. >>> go slow. a word of caution to any of you who have to get ton roads this morning. you're looking at a live look at norbeck >>> he's had a lot of catching up today, barbara harrison takes us t xavier. >> reporter: xavier was in his classroom when i stopped by his school recently. >> is this something you made? >> he doesn't speak but he understands and can respond in his own way to everything. >> what can you do with this? can you show me what to do with this? >> xavier was diagnosed as autism. but as a foflter child social workers don't know if it's from infancy or later onset. >> the history we have is had symptoms all along. he's learned how to communicate through sign language and gestures. >> working with skilled teachers he's made progress. >> h

he is a pretty big deal in hollywood, he directed rosemary's baby and china town. but what polanski did made headlines throughout the world 33 years ago. in 1977 he was arrested in the u.s. for statutory rape of a 13-year-old girl. he pled guilty to unlawful sexual intercourse but skipped the u.s. for europe just as a final sentence was about to be handed down. he's been on the run from the authorities ever since paying off his victim in a civil suit filed in 1988. interpoll has an arrest out for him in 188 countries. in 2009 he was arrested in zurich and held under house arrest until swiss authorities decided not to extradite him. two years later he talked about his imprisonment while accepting a lifetime achievement word at the zurich film festival. >> it's a strange day for me. certain parts of it, i would rather forget. i would not only like to take the opportunity of being here to thank all those people who supported me during this difficult, these difficult months. >> these days polanski avoids being arrested again by only traveling on french and polish passp

. >> last night in china town there is scene played out with the fireworks going off fire cracker poppings were dragging and little vincent, was vincent up at midnight? was he up doing that last night? >> no, no. >> he had to go to bed to be ready to go on the showment common! slide on in here. so. >> so i mid vincent couple every nights ago right? he did his first lion dance this year. >> so i said howell are you vincent? >> seven. >> i said do you want to come? >> he said i have to go to school. >> so we'll write awe note. maybe you can take your teach area signed mug? >> would you like that? little gift to take your teacher? >> mom is going smile. >> there he is. >> well, you make the cutest little dragon. >> now being drag your little one out of here. >> that's my buddy. >> that's my buddy vincent. >> dan, that was startling wasn't it? >> it really was. >> a lot going on in this hour. dream vacation, no matter what the cost. what were you saying, people trade in what? >> that's right. willing to skip paying their bills. >> however, more people, 21% said financial sink your at this obs

the incident happened last month at the china town branch. barry is currently running for his late father's vacant ward 8 d.c. council seat. >>> today we're learning a tooes rabbi could face more charges. 152 is the number of women police have identified on video who were caught by hidden camera by rabbi barry freundel. the rabbi is accused of recording them during a ritual bath in georgetown. he's charged with voyeurism. >> i'm just very shocked. i'm shocked and it's just an amazing amount of victims. >> some of the videos date back as far as 2009. freundel has a hearing date set for february 19th. >>> new information this morning on the deadly stabbing of a d.c. lawyer. police say david messerschmitt may have been set up. messerschmitt was found stabbed to death in a fourth floor room at the donovan hotel on tuesday. >>> i'm molette green at the live desk with some breaking news. just got shall video in and new information after the shots were fired along a parade route in new orleans to kick off the carnaval weekend. we've learned one pers

. >> and the streets in china town are packed with a look at the lunar year. what people are expected to buy and why. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >>> bay area police chief loses his job after a bizarre case involving one of his officers, a prostitute and a gun. >> the small east bay community of kessington has been shaken by this case and the police chief has been fired but the police officer has not. >> reporter: the town board of directors did vote today to rid the police chief after this series of incidents that could be called the cop, the prostitute and the gun. the town o

. >>> a milestone for people in china town.als are up and running where a woman was struck and killed by a car last year. she was killed by a driver as she was crossing the street. her family and the community called for change and now it happened. new pedestrian lights stop traffic in both directions so pedestrians can cross giving pedestrians their own green light. >> coming together for the safety. >> mayor ed lee says the lights will help make sure people are safer. >>> late information about the man accused of molesting a child in a 99 cents only store. this afternoon police revealed this isn't the first time the suspect has been accused of this crime. >> 2 investigation discovered families living in horrific conditions in a hotel. we check back in with the mother who is living there and the changes that are coming. >> how a non-profit has won a grant worth a million dollars. female announcer: save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. keep more presidents

it is a large wide open subway station, connecting a lot of commuter trains, under china town just threecks from city hall, very busy always, this happened right in the middle of the day monday. 1:20 p.m. the young woman brutally beaten, raymond, still in jefferson hospital. two days later the guy that did it here still on the loose. here's a picture take friend lots of surveillance video of him, fuzzy but recognizeable to someone who may know him and that black jacket that he had on. the woman and man are seen on surveillance video, first out here on the sidewalk, at tenth and filbert streets then seen going down on to the subway platform, then seen walking past the keep out warning signs danger by the track signs past a metal gate, where only employees usually go, where there is tools, there is subway tracks, and a loft danger with the third rail and she says she started up here on the sidewalk meeting the guy asking to help her find a train home to northeast philadelphia. >> very devastating, very scar. >> i why wouldn't somebody help her? >> being hon else, i don't feel safe in the e

and this is a woman shopping in china town. actually, no.or good luck ornaments at a popular store in taiwan. happy new year over there in chinaland. >>> here at home, as drivers in the north and southeast try to navigate through snow and ice, ford is seeing a spike in its f-150 pickup trucks. we're at the ford headquarters in michigan. how important is the f-150 to that company? kind of important, right? >> shep, it's difficult to overemphasize that. this is the best-selling vehicle in three decades and they gave us one here in dearborn michigan, with a snow option on it and we wanted to test it out with the older steel trucks. i tell you, it's working pretty well. >> we can see the camera on the right here on our big monster wall is an outside camera and they are live. we're watching you work the snowplow, right? >> and i have absolutely no experience with the snowplow but it's a pretty handy rig. you know i'm not the most expert snowplow we are but this is the rig right here. you can control it. let me go through this real quick. >> whoa.

. >>> china town bustling with shoppers, tangerines, they have to have the leaves on, they are believedrecrackers are thought to scare off evil spirits, and sweet foods also considered to be lucky. >> every family, they have to have that. >> good luck money is also a big part of the new year, married adults put cash in red envelopes to give to children to symbolize prosperity. >>> today is ash wednesday, first day of lent. a time people give up something pleasurable, it ends a day before easter sunday. dating back to the fourth century. >>> bam, no dancing. they really let the good times roll, or fat tuesday, traditionally the celebration before ash wednesday, look at all the people, hundreds of people in the valley neighborhood yesterday enjoyed the music and dancing. >> can't be in new orleans and this is the next place to be. >> celebration of the new orleans heritage, which is the birthplace of jazz. >>> that was also a fat tuesday concert and a party in the fillmore district. and all the proceeds from this event will be helping at-risk youth in that community. >>> nice. >>> yeah. >

i will smack you down to china town. i'm going to ignore. >> i knew there would be fireworks here. wow. >> the judge had it right when he said, if you know your kid is not vaccinated and they get sick and you put them into a social setting, you have committed a felony -- >> hang on. we have that sound and i want to play that because this is getting fiery. there is a legal issue. the judge weighed in on this whether or not there should be legal ramifications for not vaccinating your kid. here is what the judge said. >> but if you don't vaccinate the child and the child is ill and you know it and you send the child to school, you commit a crime. you could be indicted for that. you could have the child taken away from you. >> harris? >> i think like i should inject facts here. the original 42 cases linked to an exposure in december in disneyland, in those cases, they then spread to talk about the daycare today, fanned out from there. those are the original cases. now looking at well over 100 cases in 14 states. measles is highly infectious. we know this. it presents a lot like other t

san francisco's china town is bustling with shoppers busy stocking up, tangerine with their leaves onbe good luck sweet foods also considered to be lucky . every family, they have to have that. >> lots of yummy food you have to have on stock. good luck money, married adults put cash in envelopes to give to children. >>> we're talking about the best dog and this year's top dog of the westminster dog show was a surprise. a four-year-old female beagle mick named ms. p won best in show. it's rare for a female dog to win the grand prize. miss p's official name is looking for trouble but they say look at that face. she is nothing but wonderful. >> she is darling. >> and a wagging tail. >>> and an early morning crime scene near san francisco's popular union square, what we're learning about a double stabbing inside a walgreens what police say led up to violence. >>> plus new video of a bold robbery happened at a pizza restaurant, it ended with a female worker being shot. the particular clue police want you to pay attention to that may help solve this crime. >> reporter: two people rushed to

last night, business owners in san francisco's china town were setting off firew, ushering in good fortune off evil spirits in the coming year. it is a holiday steeped in tradition. people pray at temples. they shop for family members and friends, and they enjoy a big prenew year feast. it's like thanksgiving. in the chinese zodiac, it is the year of the ram. >> and ktvu fox two, once again proud to broadcast this year's chinese new year parade in san francisco. it will be held saturday, march 7th. live coverage on ktvu fox two starts at 6 p.m. there will be a replay at 9:00 p.m. on kicutv 36, our sister station. >> chances are we'll have good weather. . >>> two people shot at san jose bar. it is one of three shootings in the same area in the past week. what police say led up to the most recent violence. >> plus a peninsula school district in financial trouble. the financial decisions made late last night, and why parents and teachers are very upset. >> . >>> we are live in san jose where two men were shot inside a nightclub. we'll tell you how it started and what we're learning about an a

bank in china town when a teller refused to cash a check. the bank said barry didn't have the funds to cover it. we spoke to barry's lawyer outside the courthouse today. >> we just that everyone take their time and give them the right that everyone deserves which is presumed innocent until proven guilty. >> well christopher barry is a candidate for his late father's d.c. council seat and he told reporters he is still in the race. >> you know we don't often get to hear from people who survive a plane crash when the plane is completely destroyed. mainly because there are rarely many survivors in those kinds of instances. today, the pilot of a plane that went down is talking about going through such a harrowing experience. maryland bureau chief brad bell rather, has a story that you'll see only on 7. >> after five days in the hospital, jeff barnett hobbled home today with lots of stitches, a few broken bones and an incredible story to tell. >> we lost power at about 250 feet. shortly after takeoff. afternoon, barnett is at the controls of the s

china. adrian brown has more from the chinese town. s of a major humanitarian operation. >> reporter: the new trade and exhibition center is a symbol of the being economic hopes china has for this remote region. but today it's been transformed in to a refugees camp. overflowing with those who fled the fighting. often escaping with just a handful of possessions. like those on this side of the border they are ethnic chinese and with account of brutality by myanmar's army. >> translator: the soldiers caught me and hit me again and again like this. just like this on my own head. >> reporter: this father arrived nine days ago. >> translator: they took most of our cattle. i only have a few left. it's a big mess there. too dangerous to go back. we are afraid they might kill us. >> reporter: elsewhere families squat in a row of partially built shops. fending for themselves as best they can. the military is in charge of that humanitarian operation. a soldier shouts at the refugees to go inside. he doesn't want us filming them. sometimes the sold

>> lots of people gathered in san francisco's china town to usher in the year of the ram. a lot of people watched the procession of the line dancers p but the celebration happens in two weeks, so rain or shine the annual chinese in new year's festival parade is march 7th. it was the year of the horse, and that is why you saw it, but it is gone, and now the year of the ram. >> well, happy new year to you. up next is jimmy fallon. good night. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- martin short, ruth wilson, musical guest, walk the moon, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 214 dallas. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! how are you guys? thank you! welcome. welcome. welcome. thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you. welcome. welcome. welcome to "the tonight show," ladies and gentlemen. you're here. [ cheers

china. we have reports from the border town in china's hunan province. >> the center is a symbol of the economic hopes that china has for this emote region remote region. but now it's overflowed with those who fled fighting. often escaping with just a handful of position. with accounts of brutality by myanmar's army. >> the soldiers caught me and hit me again and again like this. just like this on my own head. >> this farmer arrived nine days ago. >> you >> they took most of our cattle. i only have a few left. it is too dangerous to go back. we're afraid it might kill us. >> elsewhere families squat in a row of partially built shops fending for themselves the best they can. the military is in charge of this humanitarian operation. a soldiers shouts to refugees to go inside. he doesn't want us filming them. sometimes the soldiers succeed. >> behind me is some of the 30,000 refugee who is crossed over into china over the past few days, and spied me are chinese soldiers who are trying to prevent us filming. they're providing food and shelter and water for these refugees, but this is a tricky situat

china. fighting has been going on for two weeks between myanmar's army and gunmen who want greater a town me ethnic chinese in myanmar. so far around 30,000 refugees have crossed over to china for safety. adrian brown has more from the border town of china's you than province. >> reporter: the new trade and exhibition center is a symbol of the economic hopes china has for this remote region. today it's been transformed for those escaping. like those on this side of the border they are ethnic chinese and with account of brutality by myanmar's army. >> translator: the soldiers caught me and hit me again and again like this. just like this on my own head. >> reporter: this farm air received nine days ago. >> translator: they took most of our cattle. i only have a few left. it's a big mess there. too dangerous to go back. we are afraid they might kill us. >> reporter: elsewhere families squat in a row of partially built shops. fending for themselves as best they can. the military is in charge of that humanitarian operation. a soldier shouts at the refugees to go inside think he doesn't want us f

. >>> new this morning, fire brings in the the new year of the sheep or goat in china a town. the it is all part of the time honored tradition celebrating the the chinese new year also known as the lunar new year. festivities kick off with the midnight parade featuring philadelphia sons lion dancer. we have had them in our studios before and they are fantastic. hopefully they have bundled up. >> i love that. >> so cool. >> snowfall takes its toll on new england and new we are seeing moment too much snow causes a roof to come down. >>> plus a health scare inside a hospital, the mistake that may have exposed hundreds of patients, to a deadly super bug. >>> some new clues in the deadly crash involving bruce jenner, now we are learning more details about the surveillance video that captured the the accident. >> ♪ >>> we could all use escape from the cold weather, right? well, we are in the catching a break anytime soon. katie is talking about record lows over the next few days, when we do traffic and weather together on the three's. she has a pocket of sunshine in your heart, mayb

china. adrian brown reports from the boarder town in china's yunnan province. >> reporter: several times today we have heard the distance thud of artillery. the fighting on the other side of the border does tend to ebb and flow but here on the chinese side things are relatively calm. what we don't know, of course, is how many civilians have been killed. caught in the cross fire, one chinese journalist i spoke to who is able to get to the town of about 10-kilometer as way from here says that he saw the bodies of at least 20 men and women lying in one street. we can't verify that, but we have also been hearing stories of our own from refugees who escaped. the new trade and exhibition center a symbol of the economic hopes china has this remote region but today it's been transformed in to a refugees camel over flying with those who fled the fighting. offense escaping with just a handful of poe accepts like this is on this side of the border they are ethic chinese and with account of brew taillight by t* i by myanmar's arm. >> i the soldiers caught me and hit me again and again like this. just like

the parade will happen in chinatown, the china town community cultural center will host activities fromn until 5:00. >> the year of the sheep. there's been a debate, the year of the sheep or a goat. >> i'm a sheep. they're considered creative and daydreamers. >> it's the youear of you. >>> at the outbreak of world war ii in europe the u.s. only had a fledgling signal corps. it was charged with developing secure codes for u.s. military communications. >> this organization which would years later evolve into the national security agency had a mission during war, to intercept and solve enemy code and decipher their secret messages. with the permission of the nsa, news 4's barbara harrison shares with us a secret inside the agency. >> reporter: in 1944 the war was on in europe and the pacific, and washington's bowling field was buzzing with young recruits eager to sign up for duty, one of them was james pride. he enlisted with a promise he'd go into train being a small seed troop of army pilots, the tuss kentucky airmen. >> i was very disappointmented i couldn't get to be a pie a lot. i sti