the city of san francisco is suing president trump . san francisco's city attorney filed a federal lawsuit against the president yesterday. it takes aim at the executive order he signed on january 25th... which withholds federal money to cities that fail to comply

a legal battle is on the horizon now that the city of san francisco has filed a federal law suit against president donald trump. today san francisco's city attorney was flanked by mayor ed lee when the announcement was made. the law suit takes aim at one of president trump's recent executive orders concerning sanctuary cities kron4's haaziq madyun reports president donald trump you have been officially put on notice by the city of san francisco"i am announcing today that i have filed a federal lawsuit against president donald trump""we are ready to fight to keep our city safe"at issue; the january 25th signing of this presidential executive order, titled enhancing public safety in the interior of the united states. under section 2, subsection c of the policy it reads..."ensure that jurisdictions that fail to comply with applicable federal law do not receive federal funds, except as mandated by law"san francisco city attorney dennis herrera says the exective order is... "attempting to deprive san francisco and other cities of billions of dollars in federal funding because of our sanctuary

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protesters confronted the sheriff outside her office in san francisco city hall demanding she resign, after deputies carried out a court order to evict a 100-year-old woman from her home. the battle over eiris canada's apartment, things soured when she stopped living there full time and she refused to sign a document to allow the building to be converted to condos, the threat of eviction sparked protests by tenant rights groups the eviction was approved and locks were changed. >> they locked out a 100-year-old woman, they locked her wheelchair in the apartment, the medication in the apartment. the woman is locked out. >> we don't want to evict anybody. especially someone 100 years old. >> reporter: the sheriff said she is following the court's order. >> throughout this, she has been offered services, including the adult protective agency. it's been my understanding from the beginning she did not need or want the services she is in the care of her niece. >> reporter: canada's niece named iris as well denies this. >> who's responsibility is she now? how does she get her medication. >> r

you know, being a resident in san francisco who went to city college as well and to be one of the leaders at san francisco unified, i know the value and importance of our community college and the leaders that are heading up our community college are i can have a huge task in front of them, but each step of the way we want to remind you that we are with you side by side. and that we are going to continue to support the efforts of our community college good as supervisor tim was saying when there's so many things that we as a city are doing to protect our residents, that no one else in the country are able to do, we just made an announcement last week mr. mayor, of what we are doing with our public housing and how we are building communities to ensure our lowest income residents know and feel that they are part of san francisco and i think this is a step in the right direction that reminds all of us how incredibly valuable it is for us to be residents of san francisco to be able to work in san francisco and to be able to pull out of this bubble every once in a while and give praise and rec

he will have to run upstairs at san francisco city hall to take a couple of meetings for his real job. otherwise, he'll be here to make today extra special for brides and grooms. >> it's nice to be around people when they're so happy. >> some of the couples are here today for practical reasons than because of sentimentality. >> it's a special day, a day easy to remember. >> also get in line for -- >> san francisco's enthusiasm was contagious. >> there was a photo booth for couples. gave them roses and decorated the license counter making sure couples felt like this wasn't just an ordinary day. >> i love that my -- who marry us -- >> i love his red suit. awesome. >> beautiful. >> really, really happy. >> reporter: it is a busy day here in san francisco at city hall. they have 85 ceremonies booked. but they brought in so many volunteer love judges that they do think they'll be able to marry anyone and everyone who wants to come today. in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> those were some great dresses. >> that dress was spectacular. the train. we should do a story just on tha

protesters confronted the sheriff outside her office in san francisco city hall demanding she resign, after deputies carried out a court order to evict a 100-year-old woman from her home. the battle over eiris canada's apartment, things soured when she stopped living there full time and she refused to sign a document to allow the building to be converted to condos, the threat of eviction sparked protests by tenant rights groups the eviction was approved and locks were changed. >> they locked out a 100-year-old woman, they locked her wheelchair in the apartment, the medication in the apartment. the woman is locked out. >> we don't want to evict anybody. especially someone 100 years old. >> reporter: the sheriff said she is following the court's order. >> throughout this, she has been offered services, including the adult protective agency. it's been my understanding from the beginning she did not need or want the services she is in the care of her niece. >> reporter: canada's niece named iris as well denies this. >> who's responsibility is she now? how does she get her medication. >> r

enforcement here in san francisco and in san jose and sacramento to really ensure that this is a policy that will work. i'm also proud that we have had a strong line of police in the city and county of san francisco who have been 1% behind ase and with that i like to introduce the newest police chief of san francisco chief liam scott. >>[applause] >> good morning and thank you a summary number two for your leadership on this important legislation and thank you mayor sweet and mayor regard up for your leadership in making this happen. in october of 2016 the san francisco police department in partnership with the san francisco metro transportation agency and the department of public health wants a citywide effort to reduce speeding in support of vision zero. on sunset speed is one the leading cause of the spirit and david traffic collisions in san francisco. as a component of the san francisco safe speeds campaign, we have implemented regular high visibility enforcement on high-end corridor and all 10 of our police district. our officers are equipped with lidar and honor streets to change on safe driving habits. automated speed enforcement were ase will be another tool w

would like some kisses and a red rose this valentine's day, all you have to do is come down to san francisco city hall and get married. we will check in on folks, couples who are tying the knot today and the special stuff that they get here at city hall. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >> welcome back to the 9 everyone on this valentine's day. our question of the day was related to this february 14th. have you had a favorite valentine's day? maybe a bad valentine's day. my favorite was probably today when i woke up this morning and there was a nice card sitting there in the kitchen. >> nice. >> just a reminder that she is still with me. >> after all of these years. >> i like

area for everybody. >> the civic center plaza district is the most densely populated in san francisco and the city it will increase by more than 2,000 households by 2040. >>> the man known as san francisco's first rock ask'n' r star has passed away. ♪ ♪ >> bobby freeman died january 23rd at his home in davies city. this is from dick clark's show in 1958 with bobby fresinging h hit "do you want to dance." it was featured in "american graffiti" and he frequently performed in north beach. he was 76 years old. >> a new report is suggesting there was contact between the russians and the trump campaign. >> yeah, what american intelligence agencies discovered during an investigation. then. >>> evolving and eroding level of trust as a result of this situation. >> the white house responds to the sudden resignation of president trump's national security advisor. why lawmakers on both sides of the ail says more needs to be done. >>> close calls always workout in the movies and one for ♪ ♪ jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. ea

and as we saw today some cities like san francisco have made it perfectly clear they are sanctuary cities no matter what. in san francisco, or sacramento that is, juliette goodrich. >> and sacramento hopes to pass these bills and get them to the president as soon as possible. >>> and we're getting our first idea on where californians stand. according to our exclusive kpix survey poll, 44% of californians say they oppose creating a sanctuary state. 37% support it. 19% aren't sure. >>> and conflicting views when it comes to president trump's travel ban. 46% of californians oppose it. 37% support it. but at the same time, by a 39- 26% margin, californians say they feel safer with the policy now in place. >>> a man hunt is now in place after an inmate managed to kick out the back door of a squad car and make his way out. with his hands cuffed behind his back he was able to bolt. knew saw an opportunity for escape. he was last seen running southbound on 880. >>> the trial of a man accused of killing sierra lamar. the defense attorney attacking the evidence. evan feeley was in the courtroom. >>

this follows a similar action by san francisco city attorney as a sanctuary city, san francisco could stand to lose $1.2 billion in federal funding. >>> the widow of the orlando nightclub shooter was denied bond on charges that she knew the attack would happen and lied to the fbi, prosecutors outlined reasons why noor salman is a danger to the public and a flight risk, cameras were not allowed in the courtroom, prosecutors outlined reasons why they believe she played a role in the attack. they say that she knew her husband omar mateen was watching isis recruitment videos for two years before the shooting. they say she helped create a false alibi for her husband, her attorney says all of the evidence points to her dead husband. >> what we heard today was very troubling. what we heard today was the case against omar mateen. this was not a case against noor salman she pleaded not guilty weeks ago to charges of obstruction of justice. she is on suicide watch at the jail. >>> a class action lawsuit has been filed against the nfl by a former 49er cheerleader naming the 49ers and oakland rai

are excited we're push the research and the extent those par dims they'll change urban san francisco see is a cityion most of technologies the transportation all born no or in san francisco no better place than the city the second involvement of the university for the vision zero corridor that is an extremely important for public transit and more importantly the third is data electrics in the 151 impossible to see the systems that will be operated suv and no better place to do this than the other partners at the table here and uc berkley has the highest concentration of people in the world that as advanced dictated for a den benefit of translation we're excited about the future of smart cities and at berkley we cared about transfer which we produce in the passerby la habra through the examples throughout this wonderful collaboration with the federal government have successfully approved grant break through these and grateful for the programs we've built no, first in the future so to conclude i want to express my warmest thanks to mayor ed lee and secretary fox they're leadership working together w

leaders with the city of san francisco say, that is what they are doing in order to keep the city safeday the city attorney filed the lawsuit... it takes aim at one of the president's recent orders targeting sanctuary cities. kron-4's haaziq madyun reports president donald trump you have been officially put on notice by the city of san francisco"i am announcing today that i have filed a federal lawsuit against president donald trump""we are ready to fight to keep our city safe"at issue; the january 25th signing of this presidential executive order, titled enhancing public safety in the interior of the united states. under section 2, subsection c of the policy it reads..."ensure that jurisdictions that fail to comply with applicable federal law do not receive federal funds, except as mandated by law"san francisco city attorney dennis herrera says the exective order is... "attempting to deprive san francisco and other cities of billions of dollars in federal funding because of our sanctuary status"on tuedsay herrera filed this law suit against president trump and his administration claim

trump's stance on immigration has some people concerned about getting food to eat. >> plus the city of san franciscod over its sanctuary city policies and how taxpayer money is spent. >>> and we speak with the family of a man shot and killed and what police are calling a road rage incident. ktvu fox 2 news is up next at 6:30. from it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. >>> there is future evacuations that could be ordered if the situation in oroville dam changes. >> fema has approved governor brown's request for assistance for the oroville dam emergency and for the damage caused by the storms last month. officials with fema and the epa and health and human services were monitoring the situation at an emergency center in oakland. fema says it has sent more than 275,000 water bottles, 45,000 blankets and almost 14,000 cots to the shelters. >> and turning to washington d.c. national security advisor michael flynn has resigned after a month on job. the retired general mi

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a rally is also taking place at san francisco's city hall this morning and starts at 9:00 a.m. rting live in san jose, matt keller, abc7 news. >>> right now, we want to go back to breaking news we're following in the east bay. a mess of a commute on 880 in oakland. >> abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield just arrived on the scene for us. >> reporter: hi, natasha. now that we're here, i can tell you about some progress here at the scene. the tow truck is here. the truck driver actually use ld the 5th avenue off ramp. he came up to get here quickly. once he gets the big rig out of here, things are going to start happening quickly. that's the biggest obstacle they face. it's slow going getting here, though. we took 20 minutes to go 1.5 miles. so, this is an area you want to avoid for now. they are thinking that they're going to get this reopened within the hour. so, this will start to clear up. but the damage is done. there's such a backup it's going to take a while to ease all of this up. so, if you could avoid northbound 880, that is the advice of the morning. we are at the 5th aven

san franciscans through a transfer tax. some of the money will go to city college of san francisco, the rest to the city's general fund. >> just like the k-12 public school system is tuition-free regardless of a person's income, san francisco city hall says so should our community colleges. >> in san francisco, the city of many firsts is that we will be the first city in the nation to make community college free again for all of our residents. >> that was california's intention all along when community colleges were first established. >> somehow decades after that, we've abandoned it with one crisis after the other. well, we've come back. >> san francisco will guarantee nearly $5.4 million a year to city college to pay for the tuition of students who reside in san francisco regardless of their income. in order to qualify as a resident, a student must live in the city for at least a year and a day. they can be part-time for full-time students. the money comes from an increase in the real estate transfer tax for commercial and residential properties valued at more than $5 million. some of the money announced today will also go t

san franciscans through a transfer tax. some of the money will go to city college of san francisco, the rest to the city's general fund. >> juste the k-12 public school system is tuition-free regardless of a person's income, san francisco city hall says so should our community colleges. >> in san francisco, the city of many firsts is that we will be the first city in the nation to make community college free again for all of our residents. >> that was california's intention all along when community colleges were first established. >> somehow decades after that, we've abandoned it with one crisis after the other. well, we've come back. >> san francisco will guarantee nearly $5.4 million a year to city college to pay for the tuition of students who reside in san francisco regardless of their income. in order to qualify as a resident, a student must live in the city for at least a year and a day. they can be part-time for full-time students. the money comes from an increase in the real estate transfer tax for commercial and residential properties valued at more than $5 million. some of the money announced today will also go to he

collaboration with so many organizations is unique and i hope that model that the cities what emulate we look at san francisco and envy in the sense a wealthy city culturally and financially and in diversity in the community but it is an expensive city i think the leadership that the city of san francisco and the county a taking something we'll replicate throughout the country again my colleagues are looking at not only building new hours we are hooked on primarily when we preserve the housing we preserve the communities too and with meta and looking at the mission and preserving the mission as much of that community not just preserving the affordable housing but this is often integrated and this is an added value we think deserving of small business owners to the sustainability fee that many of the units have add ones that many of us can begin with so we say thank you to everyone that is here and thank you for inviting us we're an excited early investor i'll i'm going to turn it over to my colleague of the accelerate fund thank you. >> (clapping.) >> thanks bob thank you, mr. mayor and thank you to olsen and

work together to prepare a legal defense unfortunately, it has come to that. >> strong cities evict san francisco inform must continue to push our nation forward and lift this be a remiss reminder we're a city that fights for what is right that we stand as one to protect san francisco and all that we believe in thank you, again to our city attorney. >> and your team for protecting our city and residents thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you supervisor ronen for being here with that, i'll up, up for questions. >> (inaudible) any and cities or state officials (inaudible). >> you're absolutely right things are at stake some quantifyable some not but just as important we've made it clear in a financial perspective income tax that are billions of at stake for sanctuary cities more important 90 in san francisco billion dollars and 50 percent is direct 50 is disconnect to the state but more importantly the comfort and the confidence of our residents we have thirty thousand undocumented even resident here in the city and county of san francisco and they are scared and we owe it it our community whether thei

work together to prepare a legal defense unfortunately, it has come to that. >> strong cities evict san francisco inform must continue to push our nation forward and lift this be a remiss reminder we're a city that fights for what is right that we stand as one to protect san francisco and all that we believe in thank you, again to our city attorney. >> and your team for protecting our city and residents thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you supervisor ronen for being here with that, i'll up, up for questions. >> (inaudible) any and cities or state officials (inaudible). >> you're absolutely right things are at stake some quantifyable some not but just as important we've made it clear in a financial perspective income tax that are billions of at stake for sanctuary cities more important 90 in san francisco billion dollars and 50 percent is direct 50 is disconnect to the state but more importantly the comfort and the confidence of our residents we have thirty thousand undocumented even resident here in the city and county of san francisco and they are scared and we owe it it our community whether thei

the city of san francisco is suing president trump . ncisco's city attorney filed a federal lawsuit against the president yesterday. it takes aim at the executive order he signed on january 25th... which withholds federal money to cities that fail to comply with federal law. city attorney dennis herrera says the order is unconstitutional. he says it is an attempt to deprive san francisco and other cities of billions of federal dollars due to their sanctuary city status. santuary cities limit the cooperation of local officials with federal immigration authorities. san francisco is not alone. this morning we are learning that the the santa clara county board of supervisors will file a lawsuit against the president as well. happening today. republicans on the senate judiciary committee hope to vote on senator jeff sessions nomination as attorney general. it was supposed to take place yesterday, but democrats used a procedural move to delay the committee vote. session's nomination is receiving even more scrutiny in the wake of president dona

support of kathleen thurman i've come to know her in our work in advocacy for girls in the city and county of san francisco with the alliance for girls i can speak to her integrity which is unparalleled she's someone who is completely transparent, she's inclusive in here leadership and advocacy for girls in the city of san francisco and the bay area at large i believe her experience in both the private sector and on nonprofit arena particularly with her board membership with girls inc. she's demonstrated her thoughtful and experience consideration for her fiduciary responsibilities involved with being on the board and as she mentions in her testimony in running her own business and in her leadership capacity with the national association of women business owners from my work with her in the alliance for girls i think she'll be a tremendous asset on the ethics commission thank you. >> thank you very much. next person please. >> good afternoon my name is legit a 28 year resident of san francisco a homeowner in the western edition and and advocate i've not spoken at the city hall note that of record it is int

extended from the national park in the east, and 167 miles across the state to the san francisco peninsula and the city of san francisco and the early intake switch yard is near our facilities in the up country near the reservoir as shown on the map. now, in june of 2016, fema awarded the sfpuc a grant of 404,000 in federal funds for what we called the preaward and phase one studies of the early intake slopes stabilization project. this includes preparation of the hazard mitigation grant, and subapplication as well as definition of the project scope and cost benefit, and the phase one work is limited to the design and studies and so this money is for preconstruction work and then we will also apply for funds for construction on this project. now, what is the issue here, this is an arial view of the switch yard, these are critical facilities to supply the clean hydropower that comes to benefit san francisco and what you see on the lower left of the slide is a very steep slope that comes down to the switch yard, the switchaard is that gray area and you can see the power house on the right and there are a

support of kathleen thurman i've come to know her in our work in advocacy for girls in the city and county of san francisco with the alliance for girls i can speak to her integrity which is unparalleled she's someone who is completely transparent, she's inclusive in here leadership and advocacy for girls in the city of san francisco and the bay area at large i believe her experience in both the private sector and on nonprofit arena particularly with her board membership with girls inc. she's demonstrated her thoughtful and experience consideration for her fiduciary responsibilities involved with being on the board and as she mentions in her testimony in running her own business and in her leadership capacity with the national association of women business owners from my work with her in the alliance for girls i think she'll be a tremendous asset on the ethics commission thank you. >> thank you very much. next person please. >> good afternoon my name is legit a 28 year resident of san francisco a homeowner in the western edition and and advocate i've not spoken at the city hall note that of record it is int

for my family but more than that for the thousands of students we spend every year to city college from the san francisco unified school district this idea of free city college for every san francisco resident will open the doors to the high school redesign which is the hope that every one of our seniors from the san francisco unified school district would have a couple of college classes under in their belt to give them the confidence they too can be college students to thank you san francisco for the hundreds of thousands of people this will help not just help in the future but also as supervisor kim said also that we lead the way we show them how it is done if history

lance armstrong was stripped of his tour de france titles and was banned for life. >>> san francisco cityl will be busy this valentine's day. dozens of couples will get married. the county clerk said normally it does 36 weddings a day. today it has booked 80. the mayor said that the city remains committed to equality and invites all couples to exercise their right to get marry on this val valentine's day. we will be in san francisco and will have more on the weddings coming up on the nine. >>> and right now coming up at six, water levels at lake orrville continue to drop as workers race against the clock to repair that damaged spillway ahead of the next storm coming in. up next we will have a look at where the repairs stand right now. >> and more drama for the president after his national security advisor resigns over possible illegal discussions with russia. who was expected to replace him. >> it is already a tough drive in some of the corridors including the east bay. this is 80 westbound getting crowd on the way to the myarthur maze. >> pretty quiet this morning. with very cloud cover

. >> one time i didn't win and i was passing catering on the >>> san francisco's city attorney wants to shut down a massage parlor that he says is really operating as a brothel. lawsuit was filed against the queen's health center on kearney near pine street. the fining cites evidence from an under cover investigation by the police. not everyone is surprised by the accusation. >> i'm not going to expose my friends but i heard a few stories. risky business going on up there. >> investigators found an elaborate warning system in case there were police raids. >>> harrison ford actor and sometimes pilot flew over a 747 in orange county yesterday and landed on a taxiway not a runway vitamix violating federal flight regulation spz. s. . >>> good news after a doing fell into the dark water of san francisco bay tonight. a couple small dogs splip slipped into the water at pier 27 and were visibly shaken. firefighters responded fast, launched a fire boat in the water, spotted the pup, pulled it out and reunited the dog with the couple. all's well that ends well. >> also in san francisco big mes

and all the attorneys in his office sue donald trump the city of san francisco san francisco sued our president sued him seek on injunction against the executive order that attacks our city against a squanderers i couldn't be happier we're takeing on if executive order we have one of the best exclusive 0 law it gives me calm to know the city attorney's office taking the lead and he just wanted to express pride i'm introducing a resolution today in support of a bill sponsored by pro tem a call to the california sb 54 it does 3 things number one requires that no state and local resources are used to help immigration and customs carry out deportation and regardless of resources that are implemented a judicial warrant for the detention if local custody to ice custody and protects californian that seek services or engage with services to insure that private information didn't end up in easing hands and creates safe zones around comes out and other public places i'm happy to have learned this bill just passed ousted of the senate on a 5 to 2 vote and heading to appropriations thank you supe

san francisco. a broken hydraulic pump caused a giant concrete slab to lean. the city stopped the construction and gave the company and developer 48 thouho to give an update. >>> sky 7 was above san francisco after a fire drove 11 people from their homes in the city's terrace neighborhood on thornton avenue around 1:15 this afternoon. one man needed help to escape from the flames. >> we did have to rescue one adult male from the top floor. luckily that individual had no injuries. >> reporter: one firefighter was also hurt but is expected to be just fine. the american red cross is working with the people displaced by the fire. they include four children and sadly two cats and a dog remain missing. investigators say it's too early to find out what sparked the fire. >>> new details on this wreck that sent a truck driver to the hospital with very serious injuries. abc7 first took you to the scene when drivers faced long delays on 880 in oakland. apparently, the driver and rider were ejected and landed 40 feet below the freeway around 4:30 this morning. the woman suffered m

cities. protecting illegal immigrants even criminals who are illegal immigrants like the man who murdered kate stinley in san francisco who had been deported several times, had a long criminal record, and, yet, was being sheltered by san francisco city officials. you know, if all of us started to pick and choose which laws we're going to comply with and which ones we weren't, we would have anarchy. the only thing that holds us together is common respect for our laws and electoral process. host: thank you. let's go next to bonnie calling in from riverton, wyoming. good morning. caller: hi. how are you this morning? host: i'm great. what's on your mind? caller: well, i would like to make a suggestion. all of the democrats need to take a shovel and go to california fix that -- that the democrats have let go for years. i appreciate your time, and i hope that this here country will get together because we do have a wonderful president. i thank you president trump. host: let's take a look at a story reported by bloomburg politi"bloomburg politic politics". it compares to where we were back when president obama was elected i

myers or the city and county of san francisco. >> it was the city and county of san francisco. it was let's put this thing to rest. the property has been acquired. the belief of the peer review panel was that it was designed to construction. my recollection back then is the interest in the city was don't put the details of what the extenuating circumstances was. >> i appreciate your candor. let's talk about the 301 mission street tower. >> give me a moment, please. >> take your time. >> okay, where shall we start? >> let me talk about a few things that i have observed and this has been very helpful and i appreciate you coming today. in terms of timing it is interesting that 80 natoma is happening at exactly the same time that 301 mission street is happening, and i just say that because the documents that you brought and i really appreciate having a copy of what is your contract with millennium partners dated 12 july 2004, that is the letter which you brought is interestingly enough is almost exactly the same times as the letter that you referenced with the 15 exhibits which is

pretty picture from our san francisco city camera. le tones to the clouds over downtown san francisco. dublin 55. san jose partly cloudy skies, 57 degrees. low temperatures dropping into the mid and upper 40s. we'll still manage low 60s around san jose. increasing clouds, increasing winds for the afternoon, but mainly a dry start to sunday, changing as we head into the evening. from the peninsula into san francisco and into the north bay highs mostly in the mid to upper 50s. clouds on the increase dourgt day. notice the rain. as the sun sets, heavy rain comes through very rapidly though. a three to four hour window into monday morning's commute. i do think the workweek will be impacted with this first storm, especially from the overnight rain, changing back over to scattered showers monday afternoon. gusty winds 3:00 tomorrow. watch what happens from 5:30 to 9: 30 now. gusts nearly 40 miles per hour. as the cold front goes on birks winds shift direction and start to drop down in intensity as we go through monday morning. rain projectio

san francisco. i'm so proud to be a part of the sanctuary city. but if people can't afford to live in san francisco, then it is a step forward. >> reporter: some in the neighborhood remained skeptical. >> i mean i welcome the fact that we're providing a space for the transgender community, more open and accepting space for anyone to be honest. but also mixed emotions because it just depends if it is going to dislocate people who live in the neighborhood. then that might be something we should think about. >> reporter: back here live it is a part of the deal. 20 units of stepped up housing have been promised and provided. of course the first shovels will go on the ground tomorrow. if all goes well this project should be completed in two and a half years. we're live in san francisco city hall rob malcolm ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and taking a live look outside at san francisco right now. the bay area quality management district has declared a spare the air alert tomorrow. the areas expect today be unhealthy especially with those with respiratory problems.

. >>> a san francisco massage parlor is sued. the city says the business is really a brothel and needs to be shut down. abc 7 news reporter vic lee knocks on the door. >>> taxing the rich. how san francisco plans do it to pay for your transit. >>> the go-to messaging app for the white house. it's getting a lot of funding from silicon valley. >>> in time for valentine's day. the san francisco city attorney filed a lawsuit. he says there's a lot more going on than meets the eye. the suit claims queens health center on kearney street in the financial district has been operating as a brothel. vic lee is live with the story tonight. vic? >> reporter: well, the owner of the queens health center did not want to go on camera. but she did tell us in chinese that her place is simply a massage parlor and that there's no hanky pankey going on. by the way, this is the first time that the city has tried to close an alleged brothel by using what's called the red light abatement law. the queens health center is a massage parlor on kearney near pine. when

. >>> san francisco's city attorney wants to shut down a massage parlor that he says is really operating as a brothel. lawsuit was filed against the queen's health center on kearney near pine street. the fining cites evidence from an under cover investigation by the police. not everyone is surprised by the accusation. >> i'm not going to expose my friends but i heard a few stories. risky business going on up there. >> investigators found an elaborate warning system in case there were police raids. >>> harrison ford actor and sometimes pilot flew over a 747 in orange county yesterday and landed on a taxiway not a runway vitamix violating federal flight regulation spz. s. . >>> good news after a doing fell into the dark water of san francisco bay tonight. a couple small dogs splip slipped into the water at pier 27 and were visibly shaken. firefighters responded fast, launched a fire boat in the water, spotted the pup, pulled it out and reunited the dog with the couple. all's well that ends well. >> also in san francisco big mess, feathers everywhere. >> we are live with the story tonight.

. >>> san francisco filed a lawsuit against president trump today claiming his order to cut off funding to sanctuary cities is unconstitutional. san francisco is one of several hundred local governments that limit how much it will cooperate with federal immigration agents. city attorney dennis herrera is accusing the trump a administration of cutting off federal dollars to san francisco. >> the president's executive order is not only unconstitutional, it's un-american. that's why we must stand up and oppose it. we must be guardians of our democracy that president obama spoke of in his farewell address. >> sanctuary cities are safer, and it's proven statistically. >> san francisco receives about $1.2 billion in federal funding each year. the immigration order has created a new sense of urgency tonight for oakland city council. happening now members are considering dedicating $150,000 for legal aid to families facing separation because of immigration issues. the resolution was in the works prior to the president's order. >>> president trump has promised to repeal and replace obamacare. for now it remains ava

. >>> san francisco filed a lawsuit against president trump today claiming his order to cut off funding to sanctuary cities is unconstitutional. san francisco is one of several hundred local governments that limit how much it will cooperate with federal immigration agents. city attorney dennis herrera is accusing the trump a administration of cutting off federal dollars to san francisco. >> the president's executive order is not only unconstitutional, it's un-american. that's why we must stand up and oppose it. we must be guardians of our democracy that president obama spoke of in his farewell address. >> sanctuary cities are safer, and it's proven statistically. >> san francisco receives about $1.2 billion in federal funding each year. the immigration order has created a new sense of urgency tonight for oakland city council. happening now members are considering dedicating $150,000 for legal aid to families facing separation because of immigration issues. the resolution was in the works prior to the president's order. >>> president trump has promised to repeal and replace obamacare. for now it remains ava