this was a town hall. oregon, to come talk to and hear from their u.s. senator, senator ron wyden, and that announcer who was saying she was going to have to call capacity. she did end up calling capacity. they had to close the doors and not let anybody else in. so many people showed up at this town hall. people were standing out in the hallways outside the gym, listening in on loudspeakers. senator wyden participated in two separate town halls this weekend for his constituents in oregon. the local abc affiliate reported that between the two events, thousands of people showed up. quote, it is rare for thousands of people to join these town halls, and it might be rare, but it is not just oregon and it is not just middle school gyms. one of the things we've been trying to keep an eye on recently is telephone town halls that members of congress have been holding, members of congress who have to be in washington because congress is in session. but they want to connect with their constituents back home. they wa

look at the numbers they're getting at these town halls. congressman jimmy gomez from california says nearly 10,000 people, more than 9800 people called in from his district for his telephone town hall. he called a town hall on the phone. and 9812 people from his district called in. wow. congressman brendan boyle from pennsylvania. he just convened what he called an emergency town hall for his district in pennsylvania. it had more than 10,000 people calling in. congressman greg stanton, democrat of arizona. he says he had more than 13,000 people call in to his town hall in arizona. kim schrier is a washington state congresswoman. her office says 14,000 people, 14,000 people in her district called in to her town hall. congresswoman terri sewell is from alabama. alabama not exactly a bleeding heart blue state, right. congresswoman sewell says that when she convened a town hall last night, they had more than 20,000 people on the line from her district. more than 20,000 people in alabama in one congressional district in alabama. alabama voted f

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they got married right at city hall. marilynonroe.n they had their first honeymoon night in los gatos and then down the central coast. i was at city hall today. i saw a bunch of these people getting married. it was so fun. a historian for valentine's day. i love this day. on a normal day, the county clerk's office officiates 28 city hall weddings. but today, more than 250 couples tied the knot. congratulations to all of them. up next, india won't be the only famous face from oakland in her hit show euphoria, new cast members announced today. and this one you're going to recognize. let's take a look inside the control room at 30 rock. lester holt getting ready for nightly news. one of the top stories. a look inside saturday night live before the big 50th anniversary show. you'll hear from the show's very first musical guest. lester joins us in about 3.5 minutes. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost

protesters march 21 miles from san mateo city hall to san francisco city hall. da lin reports. >> reporter: marching for change for dignity and for legalization. >> we were not back as our communities will continue to get terrorized and criminalized and dehumanized. >> reporter: activists for martinez says this march, this fight is personal. >> we are demanding to have an immigration reform. with the path way for citizenship for many. i, myself, am a daca recipient. i have been one for over ten years. >> reporter: her family brought her here when she was three. now at 29 years old, there is still no clarity about her future status. >> they could take daca away tomorrow, and i wouldn't have any protections from deportations, and then i would be at risk of getting deported. >> reporter: president trump's deportations are striking fear. but martinez says they are here to speak up for those who are too afraid to step out of the shadows. >> i personally lost my fear a long time ago. if i was fearful, i wouldn't be out here today. >> reporter: hundreds of people stret

as we have said in this town hall, this is about us being as transparent as possible. when these types of events happen. so thank you again. please stay safe and enjoy the rest of your evening - >> we are doing is filipino and mexican cuzeen. the main component the filipino style meat originated. we grew up on that. the most popular items are burritos. we have really something for everybody. we have a salad, we have tacos, we are natcho s and-trying to create something quick and casual, something you can get anything any time. for me i love food and didn't want to be a chef. i was in the business side of it and bring something special to san francisco so why i reached out to my business partner gil and he wanted to partner for food and we share a passion for food that comes from our parents cht it was a honor for us to be able to do this for ourselves and also for our parents and you know, our families. for us to have a business as thriving here in san francisco, such a honor and makes me feel proud of myself and of my city as well. just to be able to add to this city

big hall hotel still in business now, 200 west, 56th street. and he has killed in an upper room there by a another gambler named george mcmanus. well, that's my theory, anyway. and it was the it was the days of their theory as well, but not the juries. but pretty much, i think the fix was was in there, too, to let him go now. rothstein was involved in, like i say, rum running with loan sharking speakeasies is fixing things with he's great middle man of things. and and one of the men, middle man or. well, there's a there's an agile act or a detour from the rothstein, which i and he has a relative a relative of his is a cousin and is married to a guy named george ringler and george ringler was a sort of he would gather round in political again politics. you also worked for the new york daily news as sort a of a room for photographer and a go to and a guy who would feed stories to the reporters and stuff like this. he showed up in the story as as a fellow who served a summons because there was an entertainer at this time by the name of frank tenne

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. >> also today, the finalists for this year's nba hall of fame class or basketball hall of fame classshould say it's not just the nba were announced their 17 finalist, no real local ties, former warriors, anything like that. but there are some big names, a few of which you see on your screen, carmelo anthony, bird and maya moore among the finalists. they will have that final announcement of who gets in on april. the 5th couple more notes on what we will see tonight. much like the all-star game on sunday. this is ne 14, many tournament and it just so happens that 3 of the teams will be coached by chris smalling, tim hardaway and mitch richmond or your great. so again, tying it all back to the bay area and perhaps the biggest aspect of tonight is that the winner of the 14, many tournament here in the rising stars game will get to compete with the big boys. the actual all-star tournament on sunday. so grant vicki, a lot on the line here and we look forward to seeing how it all plays out. yeah, scott, many tournament maxey fun. there you go. we could sell i think i will check back with th

the 21 mile march made stops at san bruno city hall in daly city city hall. trump has claimed that his election victory gives him a powerful mandate for such actions. today's marches are happening at the san francisco city hall and circle of palms plaza in san jose at noon. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria. sfo could be a pretty busy spot this morning, as many people who are here for all star weekend pack up and head home. it was certainly a big weekend for the bay area. from another mvp trophy for steph curry to a bay area college students shootout shocker. and of course, san francisco's chance to show off for the world. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone was at chase center and spoke to fans from across the globe. >> reporter hundreds of people packing thrive city outside of the chase center sunday night for the 2025 nba all-star game. >> yeah, i got tickets. >> how much are tickets going for? >> like 500. >> them tickets was pretty high, man. >> a good reason why many of the people we spoke with who actually attende

then the rest filled up overflow rooms inside city hall. it was standing room only, dozens of people, in fact, who showed up here on this very cold night were actually turned away because, again, there were too many people inside city hall. >> now, what happened in roswell, georgia, that we've just seen footage of was the result of a combination of things and intentional grassroots organizing effort and regular, everyday folks who were just fed up with what trump and musk are doing. it was not an isolated incident, either. i mean, just this morning, republican congressman glenn grothman of wisconsin got an earful from his constituents near oshkosh. >> that elon. >> musk is there. >> he will be. able to. raise questions. and because. >> of his. >> fame and financial success. >> i think all of a sudden. >> he is going. >> oh. >> he is. >> going to be. >> able to force. >> congress to look. >> at. >> things like aircraft. >> carriers, okay. which. come wouldn't do otherwise. >> okay. >> for now. >> obviously president. >> trump has issued a lo

meteorologist kari hall is timing out all of this for us., let's turn to today in the bay's ginger conejero saab. she's live up in santa rosa. what are the conditions like right now? well, the rain has picked up quite a quite a bit or a little bit, i should say, actually. laura marcus, good morning to you. we're live from downtown santa rosa. it has picked up a little bit on and off from the last hour that we, that we had our that we had our report. but you can see it's still not really that bad. take a look behind me. just a few kind of puddles on the road, some wet and slick roads for the cars that have been passing by this early morning. that is, however, not to say that it hasn't rained in parts of the north bay since yesterday and caused some more kind of potential damage. i want to show you some video from healdsburg, where there was some heavier rain that caused mud to slide down north fitch road, an area of north fitch was coned off. officials closely monitoring that situation to mitigate any sort of growth of mudslides. yesterday, t

it is a new day of cooperation at city hall and we might not always agree on every detail but we will ee inhe spirit of collaboration and work together to find common ground. i want to thank my co-sponsors supervisor dorsey and guardian cheryl mahmud and senator, thank you. all right now. >> i also want to thank president mailman and supervisor chan for their partnership. but most importantly, i want to thank all of you the community leaders, the advocates, the families, the organizations on the front lines of this fight. you are the ones who are showing up who are demanding action and who have stood with me for the last year while i have said this and i will say it again today. san francisco is no longer a place that you come to deal drugs or to do drugs on our streets. >> get it together. together and only together can we make a difference and together we can save lives. thank you for being here today . all right. >> good morning, everyone. showing up. good to see a lot of good people out here today. and when the recovery community is called, they show up. >> it's time now san franc

and eleanor and james aided this campaign with the recent release of pastor hall. this was first film to graphically deal with the issue of concentration camps as. it follows the real story of. german lutheran minister martin mueller sent to dachau for criticizing not the nazis. his words are still remembered today. first they came for the socialists. i did not speak out because i was not a socialist. then they came for the trade unionists and did not speak out because i was not a trade unionist. then they came for the -- and i did not speak out because i was not --. then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me. a variety of opinion piece felt that the voicing of roosevelt sentiments was a risky move supplying political ammunition against fdr. his campaign for a third term. goldwyn initially wanted to distribute the film, but was opposed by production code administration officials joseph breen and geoffrey sherlock. over what breen called, quote, avowedly british propaganda. and in over setting precedents for the industry, goldwyn insisted that i

that's what i've been doing outside of city hall and inside of city hall. >> these three candidates will be busy. the special election for oakland mayor is in less than two months on april 15th. in oakland, j.r stone, abc seven news. >> happening now. monterey county officials are warning of new smoke coming from the battery facility that caught fire weeks ago. they are urging residents to keep all windows and doors closed. this is video from the original fire at the moss landing facility. it lasted several days, prompting evacuations. monterey county officials say fresh smoke was first spotted at about 630 tonight. it's unclear what is causing it, though. they say it's coming from an area that previously burned. crews are monitoring air quality and using drones to keep an eye on that area. we'll keep tabs on it for you as well. well, now to an unusual crime in the north bay. novato police say they arrested three people who kidnaped a patient from a medical facility trying to get control of their finances. it happened saturday morning. police say the suspects abducted the patient, assaul

that's what i've been doing outside of city hall and inside of city hall. >> these three candidates will be busy. the special election for oakland mayor is in less than two months on april 15th. in oakland, j.r stone, abc seven news. >> happening now. monterey county officials are warning of new smoke coming from the battery facility that caught fire weeks ago. they are urging residents to keep all windows and doors closed. this is video from the original fire at the moss landing facility. it lasted several days, prompting evacuations. monterey county officials say fresh smoke was first spotted at about 630 tonight. it's unclear what is causing it, though. they say it's coming from an area that previously burned. crews are monitoring air quality and using drones to keep an eye on that area. we'll keep tabs on it for you as well. well, now to an unusual crime in the north bay. novato police say they arrested three people who kidnaped a patient from a medical facility trying to get control of their finances. it happened saturday morning. police say the suspects abducted the patient, assaul

postal service to our office in city hall number one dr. carlton be good place room 244 san francisco california 94102 if you submit public comment in writing it will be forwarded to the supervisors and also included as part of the official file in which you are commenting. finally, items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors the agenda of february 25th 2025 unless otherwise stated. thank you madam clerk. would you please call the first item? yes. this is a resolution revising the type of liquor license reference in resolution number 527-24 from transfer to an issuance and determining that the issuance of a type 90 on sale general music venue liquor license to urban life inc agency to do business this neck of the woods located at 406 clement street will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco in accordance with the california business and professions code section 23958.4 and requesting that the california department of alcoholic beverage control impose conditions on the

city city hall. trump has claimed that his election victory gives him a powerful mandate for such actions. today's marches are happening at san francisco city hall and circle of palms plaza in san jose at noon. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria. a college student from the east bay is waking up $100,000 richer this morning. and with bragging rights after an incredible half court shot during nba all star weekend. >> in three point shot over damian lillard at the buzzer. shaq and kenny going nuts. >> all right jaron barajas from oakland. he beat milwaukee bucks star damian lillard to get the grand prize during the three-point shooting contest during last night's all-star game at chase center. that was just one of the exciting events during a weekend that really had san francisco shining. the positive attitude felt by both fans and city leaders. >> what better time to be living in san francisco and in the bay area? we got to show off all weekend. >> got a high five

. >> the split screen we're seeing in these. >> two. >> images. >> from the town hall to. c-pac is. >> really something. >> gabe. it appears. >> a lot of the anger, at least at this point. >> is directed at elon musk. i wonder, does. >> that buffer president trump from blowback? is the white. house feeling the pressure at all? >> no. ana, the white house is not feeling any pressure, at least publicly. that's what they're saying. again, caroline leavitt this morning doubling down and saying that this is what donald trump's voters wanted him to do. and yesterday at the white house press briefing, there were several top officials from the administration defending elon musk and repeating that it is president trump that is in charge of all this. and they do not seem dissuaded at all by this blowback that we're seeing at some of those town halls. you saw elon musk yesterday at cpac with that chainsaw, and that is an image that this administration wants. they want to keep hitting that point that they are trying to cut waste, fraud and abuse as they see it. of course, they have ye

hundreds of couples getting married at city hall.e ceremony is performed by volunteers, including mayor lurie. couples were excited to take part in this special tradition. we were like, what's the best day to have a union to? that will never forget, that will always remember every year. and we said, let's do it on valentine's day. and i heard all about it. i heard it's a big thing here at city hall, and i wanted to be a part of that. you are part of it. congratulations. on a normal day, the county clerk's office officiates about 25 to 30 city hall weddings. today, more than 250 couples got married. congratulations! happy valentines day and hope you all have a great honeymoon. that's going to do it for us here at 7:00 for everyone here at nbc bay area. thanks for joining us throughout the week. we hope you stay with us through the weekend as well. have a great friday night. have a great all star weekend and chinese new year parade weekend. we'll see you back at 11. california live. oh my gosh, they don't care. a new concept that's a h

reporting live here oututside theayward hall of justice. bob redell. in the bay, a very active day. i'm sure it will be. bob. thank you. well, san francisco leaders this morning still trying to comprehend the latest executive order from president donald tru calling to eliminate the presidio trust. want to give you a live look this morning. now, his order, issued late last night refers to the trust as, quote, unnecessary. now, the trust was established back in 1996 to run and protect the park. shortly after, the government handed control over to the federal park service. former house speaker nancy pelosi already issuing a statement vowing to carefully review the language of that order. new this morning, in a late night vote, santa rosa school leaders have reportedly finalized at least part of their plan to close schools. the press democrat reports they agreed to shut down three elementary schools, brook hill and albert will close this june, and steel lane will close next june. the board is still trying to settle planned closures for secondary schools, l

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city hall to confront. gop representative rich mccormick for his backing of the trump agenda. >> i came here. >> to have a discussion. you i think a lot of you didn't come here in good faith to have a discussion. you came here to yell at me and to boo me. >> i want. >> to say. >> for from. >> a conservative. >> perspective. >> this constituent igniting a fiery exchange over massive federal layoffs led by the administration's newly created department of government efficiency. just 20 miles away in atlanta, around 1000 workers fired at the centers for disease control and prevention headquarters. >> why is this supposedly conservative party taking such a radical and extremist and sloppy approach to this? >> i'm in close contact with the cdc, those probationary people, which is about 10% of their employee base, which is about 1300 people, which you're referring to. um, a lot of the work they do is duplicitous with i read a lot of the. >> comments on x. >> saying that this was a. >> room full of liberals. >> no,

tammy lynn hall has spent her life striking them down. as in all cultures, there is music that is the cry of the soul. something in your soul recognizes it. no matter what the culture is. it's been that way since hall first found the piano as a kid growing up in dallas, texas. i was four years old and i have lived at the piano since my mother died, a year and a month after i was born. i believe she was 18 years old. she wanted to be a concert pianist. when i play the pia, and especially the older i get, the more i feel like she's in the room sometimes. hall was raised by her grandmother, who started her on piano lessons before the notes were on the page. they were already. i was hearing them. they were. they were in me. the radio stations, the music wasn't segregated. and they played rock and roll. they played country. another thing she absorbed as a kid was just like the keys of a piano. the world w sometimes segregated into black and white. it hit her one day as she and her grandmother walked past dallas's historic adolphus hotel. it wa

and so here, that's three rooms down the hall.opportunity for us here in the tenderloin to come together, try out these ideas to see if we can put -- get -- connect people to services in a . welcome everyone to the our city our home oversight committee. it's january 23rd, 2025 and we're going to start with a call we're going to call this meeting to order so we'll start with roll call. >> thank you chair williams vice chair de

it is essential that members engage to an in-person town hall or telephone town hall, and at least oneares the devastating impacts of what they call the republican rip off on affordable health care, medicaid or food assistance. so this is democrats really trying to play offense here. and, you know, kudos to leader jeffries. he doesn't he done heard the cries of please do a little more democrats. and he is directing his team and democrats to get out there. >> but i. >> think. >> it's. >> important to also note to alicia's read on the news this morning, the post from trump that he wants elon musk to become more aggressive. and that is in light of what's beginning to happen on the ground, the weakening of that sort of leverage and control over republican voters, because now they're beginning to feel exactly what his election is all about. and he wants to make sure more fast, more furious, more misdirection, more noise to distract from from that. so just be mindful of what what the what that call is all about. >> maybe the republicans will finally decide to assert their constitutional auth

meteorologist kari hall is timing it all out for us.ut first, we turn to today in the bay's ginger conejero saab. she is live in santa rosa. rainy, where you are. just a bit. not too bad. good morning, laura and marcus. at least we've seen worse kind of downpours from the atmospheric river rains before storms. but we're just kind of seeing some puddles here behind us. we're in downtown santa rosa. i will say that getting out of the house in san francisco and driving up here on the on 101 at times was a bit worse. so kind of off and on as far as the strength of that rain, that's not to say that it hasn't been raining in parts of the north bay, specifically in areas like healdsburg where we saw some of the effect of that rain and what it did. here's some rain that caused mud to slide down north fitch road, an area of north which was coned off, and officials were closely monitoring that situation to mitigate growth of those mudslides. the slides were dodd around 8 p.m. last night, not far over in windsor, a car hit standing water on east s

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

welcome to this year's official celebration of lunar new year city hall.ritage foundation. our a ap i heritage celebration team of volunteers look forward to this event to provide support to the mayor's office because the lunar new year is the first major celebration of asian and pacific islander heritage in the year. also known the spring festival in china and many countries in asia. family and friends come together, visit, have good food. wishing each other the best of everything. happiness, good fortunate, good everything in the year. that's when we are doing here right now. the san francisco family coming together celebrating together. so, thank you for being here. >> i will say a few word in chinese now. after all it is lunar new year. [speaking chinese] >> so this is the year of the snake. snake is known for the great wisdom, moving around, really quickly and with good energy and positive energy. the two words i heard most associated with the year of the snake -- renewal and transformation. renewal and transformation. i believe that this is what we i

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

meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring what we can expect. you were telling us about this rain thi morning. yeah, and we are seeing it right over san bruno mountain, where we have storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar parked right now, scanning the sky for this light rain that's moving through. and it is moving just south of san francisco for now, and also extending down the peninsula into the east bay, where we are getting rain just heavy enough to turn on the windshield wipers and wet the roads. and as you're out and about going out for lunch, it's going to be a little soggy in some of these areas. as this continues to move over toward the east bay as well. we are seeing some very scattered and light rain passing by the bay area with this system that is quickly making its way from north to south. i think by 2 to 3:00 we're seeing a lot of that rain wrapping up, and it's going to be a mild day as we get some sunshine returning this afternoon. we'll talk about warmer temperatures in our microclimate forecast coming up. thanks, kari. crews at

. >> before his induction to the naismith basketball hall of fame. >> coach, in terms of scotty, when did you believe in him? >> before his position as senior nba writer, marc spears was a san jose kid with dreams of playing in the nba until one day in the seventh grade -- >> there was a guy from the warriors that came down and spoke to us and i just went to listen to him in hopes of some free tickets, t-shirt, bumper sticker, something, but what he ended up giving me was some words that changed my life. for some reason, he pointed at me and said what do you want to do when you grow up? i'm like i want to play for you all. >> he's like what if you can't? what if your career doesn't last that long, what are you going to do? i said i don't know. he said my best advice is if you can combine what you love most in life with what you do best in school, you'll find a career you're happy with every day. >> he wrote a letter to sportswriter mark purdy at the san jose news. >> i always tried to answer those letters back then with postage and writing out. so i did and i explained this is what yo

the federal government you saw in the town hall last night. and they're taking it out against elon musk in the polls as well, where his numbers are falling. >> mr. berman, we'll have to see how this affects elon musk when he's up for reelection. >> and that might be one of the reasons they're angry. >> with him. all right, harriette, and great to see you. thank you very much, kate. >> also new overnight, a key meeting with cdc of cdc advisors who work on vaccine policy has been postponed. the advisory committee on immunization practices, acip, had been scheduled to meet next week to discuss and vote on vaccine recommendations for flu or other diseases. now that meeting is postponed indefinitely by the new leadership team at or under the direction of the new health and human services secretary, robert f. kennedy jr.. this all comes as an outbreak of a disease previously eradicated by vaccines. measles is growing. the numbers are ticking up in new mexico, with now nine confirmed cases illnesses. and in west texas, a measles outbreak there has su

deputies, gaza city hall, investigators are now looking at surveillance video to find and arrest the suspects. >> state senator scott wiener condemning the incident. these final disgusting people who come in for the sole purpose of trying to scare people and they should be ashamed. >> themselves, people out and about in san francisco friday also expressed their concern. what is in verse knitting >> someone that a lot. that's definitely something you should really worry about. i mean, you don't information goes like super-charged issue that people on both sides don't really even hear one another. >> just last week there were reports of someone impersonating an ice agent, san francisco's mission district. senator wiener warns these may not be the end. san francisco is always going to be the crosshairs of >> right wing extremists because everything we stand for for city acceptance bracing pricey people. all of that these extremists officials ask if you see anyone impersonating a government official to report the federal crime to police. >> the incident is currently under investigation r

outside of berkeley city hall. now, all of this comes as talks continue to extend the middle east ceasefire. this is past the march 1st deadline, and though some israeli hostages have been released over with, other families remain there in the agonizing wait, they are having a tough time. among them the family of a young man whose mother grew up in berkeley. today, in the bay's kris sanchez is following her story and kris. she's experiencing heartache now. for nearly 16 months, she has not seen her son at all. alana hill is one of the young people who was kidnaped by hamas on october 7th of 2023, and his mother knows exactly how it happened because it was caught in horrifying detail on camera. the kidnaping we have, the kidnaping video where hamas took the, you know, the, you know, took the video. so we can see how this happened. reporter the video of alana hill being dragged away by hamas is hard to watch, but his mother, edith, does not want people to forget how he and the other hostages were kidnaped from the no

let's give a warm city hall welcome to father edward reese . >> and no worries, dean i'm not here to collect the library fines that you oh yeah. let's pray gracious and almighty god we come before you today with hearts full of gratitude and hope as we gather to witness the swearing in of a new fire chief, we thank you that you have called to leadership and service and you have placed in his heart. >> we also thank you for our first response orders and for all committed to the act of courage, integrity and wisdom. >> lord we ask your blessing on dean as he steps into this vital role. grant him the strength to lead with clarity and compassion the humility to serve selflessly and the resilience to face the challenges that lie ahead may be a source of inspiration. a union and unity for his team fostering a spirit of trust, respect and shared purpose. >> protect him. oh god. and all those who serve alongside him the brave men and women who answer the call to safeguard lives and property. surround them with your shield of protection as they confront danger and guide them with your steady h

hall at 1 p.m.d to join in along the way. the march will end at san francisco city hall. also happening today, there will be a day of remembrance in the south bay for the people in the japanese internment camps during world war two, president franklin roosevelt signed an executive order imprisoning more than 125,000 people of japanese descent back in 1942. today, the nihonmachi outreach committee, or knock, is hosting their 45th annual event in san jose. they're honoring those who were interned this year. the knock is spotlighting the work of asian american women activists. there will be a candlelight procession through japantown. it happens at 530 tonight, starting at the san jose buddhist church. the national day of remembrance is officially this wednesday. meanwhile, pro-palestinian demonstrators shifted their focus in san francisco yesterday, instead taking aim now at the trump administration. they've been calling for an immediate ceasefire and an arms embargo on israel for more than a year now.

today in the bay's bob redell live for us outside of fremont city hall. bob, no leaders there saying that the plan focuses on violators. but critics fear that even volunteers may be considered offenders here. that's their allegation. yes. good morning to you, marcus. one homeless outreach group here in fremont tells us that this new proposed ordinance would not only criminalize homelessness, but would also target them. people who are simply just trying to help these people who live on the street. so tonight at seven, here at city hall, the city council will vote on this new ordinance that would not only ban encampments on any public property and private property not specifically designed for camping, but would also make it a crime to, quote, aid and abet an illegal encncampment. those caught breaking the law could face possible jail time and a $1,000 fine last time. our own raj mathai spoke with fremont's mayor, who said that the city has no intention of targeting groups who help the unhoused, and claims that other cities in the bay area use the same aidi

be here in statuary hall, august room. but i think it's especially fitting that we have rosa parks looking over our shoulder in the room tonight. i'm really very honored to have a chance be part of this program. i had the opportunity to go on one of the pilgrimages to selma montgomery and birmingham with john lewis with my who served in the congress, a top aide to house speaker tip o'neill. and so i feel much john lewis's presence in this room. and thank you for bringing his story alive and. the importance of telling the story and again to different generations. so because i'm not to talk a lot as the moderator, i'm going to ask some really rapid fire questions at the beginning. sheryl, in one word, give me an adjective that truly describes john lewis. i would say humility. i could not you the number of times that i witness the congressman run in conversations with just everyday people here on the hill talking to staff, talking to young people, touring, talking to the cafeteria workers. he was and a common man i'm from the

the virtual town hall is at 10 this morning. and open, a restaurant launched by well-known chef matt horn is close caliber west oakland served its last hot chicken sandwich chef for made that announcement on wednesday saying the climate for small business in oakland has become increasingly difficult talbert open in 2022. last november, the restaurant was sued for alleged violations under the americans with disabilities act. buffalo, wild wings. they're going to celebrate the grand opening of their first buffalo wild wings. go location in the bay area this saturday, the new restaurant located on you know, reality santa clara, host, a ribbon cutting ceremony at 11:00am the dubs go concept offers the chain's signature wings and other menu items. but they focus on delivery and takeout and smaller spaces designed for those services. gonna be hosted by king wings, llc in partnership with the santa clara community. still ahead, the kron morning news yet another safeway grocery store closing >> shoppers who don't want to see the storm g

the office of the county clerk officiates. 28 city hall weddings. still a lot. yeah.o much fun. it's really beautiful. witness bar is offering a unique twist on speed dating with its a ballot and train event. >> adults ages 18 to 35. they can board a special train. >> 4 of one. >> the on the rails mixer. i guess that's what they're calling it. complete with icebreakers conversation starters and bart themed valentine's. the event looks to foster connections for romance or friendship. and will have additional staff and safety present on board. it is scheduled to start at 6.30. so get on it. rsvp is required. if you haven't any unfortunately, they're sold ouch. just stay on the rails. >> at least for a while. if you're falling in love, well, being inside a structure that spins around in circles. what is that like? you can find out today that because it is not just valentine's day, but also national ferris wheel day. yeah, they doubled up. february 14th is the birthday of george ferris junior. the man who invented the famous carnival attraction. he invented the rotating e

the rally is set for 1 o'clock this afternoon at stevenson hall.e voted to update their 24 25 budget implementing a hiring freeze, addressing a protected 15 to 20 million dollar budget shortfall. the council approved tapping into 10 million dollars and reserve funds with additional adjustments, including reallocating funds for unexpected expenses like special election and workers comp claims. despite the measures the city says it still faces a projected 60 million dollar deficit for the 25 26 fiscal year. city leaders are also preparing for potential staffing cuts as part of their ongoing financial challenges. >> well, nba all-star weekend kicks off tomorrow in san francisco. they're gonna have a ribbon cutting ceremony taking place there on powell street. that will be at 10 in the morning. it'll feature warriors, president brandon schneider, nba deputy commissioner mark tatum and san francisco mayor daniel lurie from today through the weekend and be a theme. pop-up shops are going to be there on powell street 3 forgot to put up a custom basketball

as we have said in this town hall, this is about us being as transparent as possible.hen these types of events happen. so thank you again. please stay safe and enjoy the rest of your evening ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> the two largest bridges in the road, symbolizing pioneer and courage in the conquest of space and time. between these two great bridges, in historic san francisco bay, here's tribute to the achievements of our time. he's a dream come true, golden gate international exposition on manmade treasure island. >> the 402 acre artificial island was build by engineers from 1936 to 1937 on the neighboring buena island. 300,000 tons of rock was used to build a seawall around an existing sand ball then followed by filling the interior with dredge material from the bay which was consistent of modern sand. the federal government paid for construction ask three permanent buildings which would serve as a potential future airport. treasure island was constructed at the same time as the bay bridge and it was a project of works progress administration to construct this island, whic

over here is the membership of the apprentice hall of california. and on the 15 going to be doing a tour to hannibal number 1 the first apprentice hall west of mississippi founded in 1951852 right there. is dr. amos brown pastor of third baptist church also founded in 1852 we have 5 black organizations that are one hundred and 73 years old. on the 1570 are founder day program and as i stand with dr. osborn the new pastor of third you baptist church. so if you came here for a celebration, you should get up and leave because black history month is about work. it's been doing the hard work of discovering, preserving and renewing. our history. >> so if you read the words uplift over voice and sing, we're going to talk about where the black labor force is right now. my 70 book african-americans 1980 we see there are 20 african-american a growth of 2 millions in the last two years and over 5 years had the most expressive growth in the black labor force in 5 hundred years. because of some research at san francisco public safety committee in 2020 had a 50 p