san francisco for hosting us ♪ sacred space and all the partnerships and pathways to citizenship initiative the network that the immigrant and legal education network and the san francisco legal collaborative, the sanrancisco san francisco unified school district department of children, youth dcyf and public defender's office the mayor's office of housing and community development, the immigrant rights commission the human rights commission, the office of civic engagement and the zoning administrator office and to mayor ed lee's staff and the director of the violence prevention and especially to our leader mia's you've heard the threat of our human right and religion is not across the ocean in a far away land it is here and now nearly 17 years ago over one hundred americans of japanese descent were illegally incarcerated in concentration camps those camps exist could i so in the threat that lies before us inspiration hope and faith in the human spirit and in the undying belief that together we can create an equal and more just society to everyone this ended our event because this is a place of worship we ask you leave the stage as quickly as possible thank you very much >> roll call commissioner ad

san francisco eligible for citizenship by lack information and resources so really the project is not about citizenship but really academy our immigrant community. >> making sure they're a part of what we do in san francisco the san francisco pathway to citizenship initiative a unique part of just between the city and then our 5 local foundations and community safe organizations and it really is an effort to get as many of the legal permanent residents in the san francisco since 2013 we started reaching the san francisco bay area residents and 10 thousand people into through 22 working groups and actually completed 5 thousand applications for citizenship our cause the real low income to moderate income resident in san francisco and the bayview sometimes the workshops are said attend by poem if san mateo and from sacking. >> we think over restraining order thousand legal permanent residents in san francisco that are eligible for citizenship but totally lack information and they don't have trained professionals culturally appropriate with an audience you're working with one time of providing services with pro bono lawyers and trained professionals to find out whether your eligible the first station and go through a

pension mention that san francisco should support the tech developments we must not let technology and tech companies control san francisco technology should make the lives of san franciscans better not worse. >> we must tackle the problem of short-term rental economy that is ruining our housing stock and we must also look at how we control those cars that are - what do you call those things self-driving cars and those uber's and lyft companies taking over the streets one of the things i'm looking forward so there's a lot of things differences in opinion i know we'll will work together as our president-elect trump gets into office we must stand together and push back and make sure our values and cultures of san francisco is for ever maintained thank you very much. >> (clapping.) >> thank you supervisor yee and again congratulations on your re-election. >> now i will recognize the supervisor from district 8 our new colleagues supervisor jeff. >> (clapping.) >> still trying to figure out how to work the mike. >> thank you supervisor president london breed. >> so i'd like to introduce my husband phil berry. >> (clapping.) >> he's the - i'm getting hints from the a

south san francisco, san francisco, light rate around san jose as well. this system is just a one on the storm impact scale a. light storm through monday. scattered showers,and isolated downpour, perhaps, and we are breezy at times. for the morning rush tomorrow, use caution. showers will be around. there is some ponding on the roads as well. and it will be breezy over your bridges. on the heels of this storm an even stronger one is set to arrive. we'll detail that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> keep track on the abc7 news app. be sure to enable push alerts. >>> other news now. chp is looking for a driver who hit a man who was changing his tire along 280 in san jose. that driver then keptle going. the victim had injure injuries. officers are looking for a red toyota corolla with damage to the front bumper and lights. >>> a transient is in custody, accused of setting a vehicle on vir in oakland today. this picture from chp shows it burning near fruitvale and east 7th this morning. a witness helped investigators track down the somebody, 20-ye

forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severe >> >> the city of san francisco, sfgov tv meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority occurring tuesday, february 28, 2017 will begin shortly. >> >> >>

.) >> so san francisco has changed a lot from the san francisco of my youth i'm a fifth generation san franciscan chinese-american but hope that the cultural of respect for humility and diversity stand strong to lead us into the next phase and look forward to the next 4 years of working on a female majority board and also as the first time woman elected to represent district one the greatest call for us to reannuity for all of us to believe in humanity the promise of public education as a great equalize and human right for freedom and national way for the minimum wage workers a woman's right to choose this is the moment and this is it i thank the unit and looking forward to working with everyone on the board and will say with the mayor and the city departments to table those big issues that impact also any district affordability and liveability in san francisco in my district we have an increasing amount even if seniors and hope to focus on their needs and the programming and the services they'll need in the next 4 years and hope to set a foundation for whoever follows me, i'm here as

hold office commissioner of the san francisco county transportation authority and the member of the san francisco board of supervisors (repeated) the city and county of san francisco congratulations. >> (clapping.) >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> all right. now we're done that the swearing in madam clerk the order of business the general purpose of seniority as we shuttle off the offices in city hall parking spaces seats in the legislative chamber and the appoint to the outside boards and commission is dernld by senior higher seniority amongst the reelected members formally order with supervisor farrell the history seniority with possession one supervisor cowen 2, 3, 4 position two and supervisor kim in position 3 and supervisor norman yee in four and supervisor president london breed 5 and supervisor tang in the 6 passion and 7 supervisor peskin we'll institute the authority for 8, 9 temple and 11 from this brass drum are the names of the appointed and newly elected members supervisor sandra fewer and jeff to proceed with the dejs the first name if 9 is position 8 like winning the lottery for the board. >> to get the key. >> 4i8y ronan position 8 j

san francisco for hosting us ♪ sacred space and all the partnerships and pathways to citizenship initiative the network that the immigrant and legal education network and the san francisco legal collaborative, the sanco san francisco unified school district department of children, youth dcyf and public defender's office the mayor's office of housing and community development, the immigrant rights commission the human rights commission, the office of civic engagement and the zoning administrator office and to mayor ed lee's staff and the director of the violence prevention and especially to our leader mia's you've heard the threat of our human right and religion is not across the ocean in a far away land it is here and now nearly 17 years ago over one hundred americans of japanese descent were illegally incarcerated in concentration camps those camps exist could i so in the threat that lies before us inspiration hope and faith in the human spirit and in the undying belief that together we can create an equal and more just society to everyone this ended our event because this is a place of worship we ask you leave the stage as quickly as possible thank you very much th >> for km my name is ed reiskin

people all around the world and speaking for san francisco is it a way of helping people understand our san francisco values and concretely speaking for sanwill be a vital attraction for adversities all around the world to come and contribute to the local economy and learn about the great values in f this dark era the knowledge of those two come before us inspires us to work for social julius today so, please support the resolution today thank you. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker, please. >> i'm shawn architectural historian and the co-author for the lgbt history and the co-author of the national parks lgbtq study chapter on san francisco i'm here to support the resolution people recognize san francisco as one of the most influential centers of lgbtq culture and politics in the world there is no other place more appropriate for world-class lgbtq history museum i hope using you'll continue to support the lgbtq historical society for the lgbtq history in the communities thank you. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you, supervisors i'm curiosity from district 4 i want to speak against legal def

san francisco is that he's a former housemate of mine. so don't get me started about outing anybody with stories. >>[laughing] here in san francisco and in san jose and throughout silicon valley we know too well the expression that the future is already here. it is simply not well distributed. unfortunately, as we know the future of keeping our pedestrians safe on the streets of our cities necessarily involves automated speed enforcement and other critical technologies. we have the future distributor to 142 cities throughout this country but not the cities of san jose were san francisco. how ironic here in the heart of silicon valley, because the laws of the state of california do not allow us to utilize this very vertical technology to keep more pedestrians from having to enter the doors of this hospital. i want to acknowledge our team from san jose who came out to join us. we are all in on this pic is critically important to us is a chance provisioned jim--lieut. steve payne from san jose police department as well as capt. kings were the good we have got our whole time managing laura wells from the department of transportation because we k

san francisco. -- downtown san francisco. we are live in san francisco where the parade is about to get underway. >> reporter: the energy is high, the crowds are huge. we have huge people here. tons of people have already come out. we are getting started in a few minutes, cirque du soleil will be opening up the parade. there are dancers and singers, we looking at some of the floats that you will see on the ra preyed route. this is year of the rooster, you see this beautiful display here. you are going to see tons of colored floats. the come tombs are incredible. one float is an interactive route. you can use your smart phone fo change the colors on the float. -- to change the colors on the float. we are seeing two to 300 volunteers here, they are needed to make the parade possible. rose, who is important in san francisco chinese politics, passed away last year, so it's a little different but there are tons of people. it's going to be getting started in a couple of minutes, it's going up market street and then the main parade is on kearney. we a

san francisco. our court is in san francisco, we used to detain folks here in san francisco, and we believe basic rights for our immigrant community right here in san francisco and, so we strongly support supervisor fewer's proposal, and hope that we can all work together on this, and move forward on a united front. thank you. >> hi, this is unice with the center for gender and refugee studies and i just wanted to make one final point. we are a technical assistance and training center. and we you know we do one on one technical assistance in thousands of cases and protection cases and each year. so we see the gamut of cases and it is not just the attorney but it is also the quality of representation, we do see a lot of cases where the attorneys are no the prepared and not trained and not adequately supported, and we absolutely think that having defenders at the public defenders will make a big difference, and our other prior community members and organizers testified as to the trust that the public defenders has in the communities and we think that is another very important factor. to have the public de

san francisco. san francisco. >>> it's going to be a wet week. the good news is the weekend still looks dry. >> that's my main focus. >> for today we are off to a dry start, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies for sunday before the next storm moves in. looking at the oakland estuary. 50 in oakland, 50 into santa rosa fort nine san jose, chillier in many areas. again, plenty of gray, if you are getting out early this morning for a walk or to do grocery shopping for later. it's a cool day, the clouds come in before the rain moves in, the rain comes in around dinner. a lot of gray skies, maybe a few scattered showers but not so bad until about 5:00, it moves into sonoma county and then along the coast line r for some it could take until 7:00 but when it gets going it's not going to stop. tomorrow we get going with the possibility of scattered showers and it lingers monday looks wet. tuesday looks wet. wednesday could be wet. 60 degrees in oakland today. 58 san francisco. 62 in san jose. 60 in fairfield. when i come back we will pin down the rain for the week ahead coming up. >>> super bowl sunday is known for food, tv, commercials. lots of food. it's one of the busiest days of the year at grocery stores across the country. >> you need food and drinks for the parties. allie rasmus is live in san francisco. the work

san francisco. if you want to avoid all the roads, i think this is a good idea, bart is on time, ace train 3 is on time, muni is on time. but huge news for the san francisco bay ferry. the 7 a.m. ferry from sanrancisco to harbor bay is canceled. >>> the gale warning is in effect for san francisco bay waters some of those wind gusts up to 35 knots. very choppy on the bay this morning. very, very rainy with pouring conditions right now throughout much of the bay area. seeing a bit of a break across the north bay according to our live hi-def doppler. you were hammered all night long. we have scattered light rain around marinwood and san rafael along highway 101 as you go ahead and try to make your tracks in toward the golden gate bridge. east bay that's some heavy precipitation around the 580/680 corridor. lifting up to the sunol grade into fremont wrapping around from milpitas and into the santa clara valley which right now has light to moderate rainfall around downtown san jose and mineta international airport. but it's pouring at the rose garden district. santa clara with heavy rain you just saw the shift in the activity around alviso and alum rock. that is heavy rain. the santa cruz mountai

san franciscans my personal obligation and the obligation of the urgent care to protect the health care in san francisco thank you. >> good afternoon i'm sheree the director of department of aging & adult services in san francisco want to thank you and mayor for having a day of action i wanted to highlight two things that the evicting for the people with disabilities the first our department administrators the in-home care project far inform we serve over just under 23 thousand people in the program and the workers are represented by u h w and the expansion has loitsd for nine hundred plus people to assess the in-home care services without in-home care services will be in institutionstion and medi-cal has afforded them up to an average of two hours of in-home care a week would have cost 3000 a month and people in expanded medi-cal can't afford that is allowed people to stay in their homes 31 percent of people are asian pacific islanders and 20 percent of the people are african-american and those are populations that we really want to keep living in san francisco we want to keep it affordable and in addition the affordable health care has given some is more help to medi-cal so medicare benefits are wellness for

san francisco it is a 20 minute delay. the weather is nice. it is drive. it is not particularly when they. it should be a decent drive into san francisco. san francisco 101 doesn't look bad on northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. westbound 92 -- a lot of slow traffic left over from a stalled vehicle. also on the peninsula and northbound 101 -- and earlier crash and whipple. traffic is low going the other way -- it doesn't look bad. this morning's commute has not been bad on 280 and 101 in san jose. >>> a little dusting of snow in diablo last night. kevin -- >> maybe he can dial that in for us. >> we did have some precipitation overnight. mount diablo -- .38. piedmont .35. east bay -- a quarter of an inch. berkeley also danville san francisco clayton and alameda. our system is gone -- it has scooted out pretty fast. some snow in the sierra. the water advisory has ended. probably won't amount to a -- too much. it could pop up. the airflow is coming over parts of sonoma county. we will mention it. that's possible in the afternoon. monterey, salinas and heading to the valley. the remains of the system. 35 napa. livermore -- even berkeley sa

of the supervisors before me said our relationship as a city and county of san francisco over this institution san francisco san francisco general with the university of california, san francisco is a century old and we consider the university of california our sister agency all be it the part of the city what is before us today i don't think anybody dangerous with we all want to see this facility happen within our purview to make sure that while we're not impacting everyday muni service in fact, in 2007 when a previous board put a charter amendment it said to the extent the city by carmen chu the mta build h built the new parking garages can't impact the muffin on a day to day basis as far as dwp has have not figured out how to finance as far as the parking revenue will not pay for the bond need notness to fill the gap of a minimum of $22 million and potentially $10 million more than that i want to say for the record no way, however, you solve 24 problem will will adversely impact munoz budget i'm not disrespect i worry about that ed reiskin or the chief financial officer were here in disrespect to line staff

one is because everyone who lives in san francisco should be san franciscans they should never be referred to as residents of public housing everyone is a san francisco resident and when we're here in san francisco with our equity calls and calls that people be treated equally good housing this should be at basis that's why working with the housing authority with hud making sure that we're changing the entire way we manage those projects those developments the housing that you live in i got to a point i got tieftd excited people weren't talking about broken glass and water system didn't work but how many bedrooms will i live in how many kids are we're going to have open space so for our kids and the playgrounds we want it is a new conversation with you talking about the housing needs of all our residents so i'm very proud of all the residents that are coming together with the collaborative partners as part of hope sf the entire board of supervisors thank you for preserving in everything you're doing those dreams were thought of maybe over 10 or 15 years ago people stuck by the dream so those kids what have hope amount how many of you what a brand new

san francisco dropped to 8.5%. san francisco at the end of 2016 had over approximately 37,000 people enrolled in insurance marketplace and about 78,000 who had been enrolled through the medicaid expanse. san francisco has approximately 135,000 residents enrolled in the san francisco health plan. those numbers were for the end of 2016. i know there has been on a federal-level nationally approximately 400,000 people that have enrolled in the aca for 2017. so going into emerging and post-election legislative issues, as we were preparing this platform, the election took place, which is potentially shifted some of our priorities that we have and some of the focus of our attention on a city-level. so going back to the aca, as many of you know three weeks ago, the legislation was introduced to repeal and replace the affordable care act. last week the senate and the house approved that budget resolution, which directs the house and senate committees to work with legislation designed to repeal major portions of the aca. this legislation has a deadline to be completed january 27 and would allow republicans to pass future legislation without the threat of a filibuster from democrats. only provisions

san francisco has the highest rents of any city in the world. this surprised me. i'll be honest. worldwide. san francisco is number one. the tracking firm nested says so. sanancisco ranked first, followed by new york, hong kong and dubai. researchers calculated san francisco's rental cost per foot at $4.95. $4,000 for a family. i know someone bedrooms that -- i know some 1-bedrooms that go for $4,100. >>> instagram has unveiled another feature called carousel. if posting one photo isn't enough, the allows users to post up to ten pictures or videos in a single post. your friends can swipe through each one and apply filters to each photo or video. >>> why were you so surprised? >> just because internationally i know hong kong is notoriously expensive. >> dubai. >> the bay area is the center of the world. >> nationwide i don't doubt it. even expanded to the world, that surprised me a little. >> in just a few minutes, the san jose council member will be holding a news conference about the flooding. we will be live streaming it on ktvu.com and have her on the news at noon. >>> i hope you're with us tomorrow on the nine. we are excited to welcome grammy winner a

san francisco. >> san francisco in a lot of ways is a performance drag mecca. >> reporter: it turn out game shows fit that formula perfectly. contestants fill in the blanks of funny phrases hoping to match what the drag queens say. >> when it is raining cats and dogs, trade your umbrella for a blank. >> i said popper scoop. >> reporter: chris sams be that a match game fan his whole life. >> i used to skip school to watch game shows. >> reporter: the drag show's coproducer says the idea started 15 years ago during a party. >> drag queens pride themselves on being funny or witty. it plays into our campy, sassy style. >> a racist homophobic uber driver with a sob story. >> reporter: this is a show for the prim and proper. there is a lot of absenties. the audience really gets into it. >> awesome. >> loving every minute of it. >> reporter: the performers love it, too. >> we have mullwell pell other drag queens who are like please let me do it next time. hopefully we get to do it over and over and over again. >> reporter: abc7 news. >>> do you want to see one? the next match game drag show the thursday, february 16th, this thursday, a the edge in sanco's castro district. >>> coming up, a celebration of tradition and heritage. how the south bay is [ alarm weather.eping ] ♪ [ laughter ] cartoons. wait for it. [ cat screech ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ screaming ] [ laughter ] make everyday awesome with the power of xfinity x1... hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] >>> celebrate the portions of the new year at the annual san jose tech festival: it honors the union of nature, human, and culture as well as the living and the dead. the lunar new year event features fashion shows, a dance competition, and a karaoke contest. there is lots of music and food. it's happening at yorba buena high school from 10g this morning until 9:00 tonight. if you dress in a traditional vietnamese clothing, you will get in free. shup should be lovely there. >> uh-huh, yes, we are enjoying the sunshine. a break from the rain today with sunny skies in the 60s. 64 in livermore. a few high clouds. san rafael, 64, 60, san mateo. upper 50

san francisco and based of the housing crisis people are having a hard time finding jobs i come from housing projects i feel this stuff pushed to help the san francisco ethics commission and citizens in sanisco that are having a hard time growing up here but the agendas going on in relation to like people protest and stuff not helping anyone that is a working-class american in the city of san francisco so i'm actually glad that donald trump and a lot of people are activist fighting for did working-class in america i'm hoping you understand that people like administrative review that are coming from nothing and work day to day to provide for mitch a lot of people are migrating to the city and again son-in-law like me irish and 139 market street that grew up in future cars didn't get hurt at all i'm trying to join the union and right now living out of afghanistan an sro i'm hoping you take into consideration people who are working-class americans thank you. >> for your comment my other public comment that didn't have a chance to speak. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. once again. >> okay. can we start by taking the original amendment out of the beginning of the meeting that was pa

san francisco, cisterns are maxed out. the district has never dealt with this much rainwater. but no one is complaining. >> reporter: the san francisco public utilities commission began releasing water from its five reservoirs seven weeks ago, something it hadn't done since 1997. the release started at the crystal springs reservoir to maintain a storm buffer. >> usually there's a valve below the dam that you can release from to hold the reservoir level down below the spillway. so we're using those valvie inif and on for the last several weeks. >> reporter: on a much smaller ale, one can see the recent impact through these cisterns found at 28 schools in sansan francisco public schools began installs cisterns back in 2007 as a way to conserve water and maintain their gardens. schools collect rain from their roofs. >> it was right around here. and right before christmas break, it was moved up a little bit. when i got back from sfrchristm it's all the way filled up and it's been leaking out of the side, too. >> reporter: a.j. runs the garden program here at jefferson elementary. he's had to put out extra bucketing for the overflow. the cisterns hold more than 20,000 gallons of rainwater. >> that holds about 3,000 gallons, so we use about 10 every other day. so we have a lot of water for easily the next year. >> reporter: that will guaranty a better outcome for their living laboratory. >>> stay with us. we have some timely advice for all you procrastinators who still need to shop for valentine's day gifts. valentine's day gifts. >> michael finney c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! valentine's day gifts. >> michael finney i survived a heart a

san francisco, cisterns are maxed out. the district has never dealt with this much rainwater. but no one is complaining. >> reporter: the san francisco public utilities commission began releasing water from its five reservoirs seven weeks ago, something it hadn't done since 1997. the release started at the crystal springs reservoir to maintain a storm buffer. >> usually there's a valve below the dam that you can release from to hold the reservoir level down below the spillway. so we're using those valvie inif and on for the last several weeks. >> reporter: on a much smaller scale, one can see the recent impact through these cisterns found at 28 schools in sanco. san francisco public schools began installs cisterns back in 2007 as a way to conserve water and maintain their gardens. schools collect rain from their roofs. >> it was right around here. and right before christmas break, it was moved up a little bit. when i got back from sfrchristm it's all the way filled up and it's been leaking out of the side, too. >> reporter: a.j. runs the garden program here at jefferson elementary. he's had to put out extra bucketing for the overflow. the cisterns hold more than 20,000 gallons of rainwater. >> that holds about 3,000 gallons, so we use about 10 every other day. so we have a lot of water for easily the next year. >> reporter: that will guaranty a better outcome for their living laboratory. >>> stay with us. we have some timely advice for all you procrastinators who still need to shop for valentine's day gifts. >> michael finney it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly

of the supervisors before me said our relationship as a city and county of san francisco over this institution san francisco san francisco general with the university of california, san francisco is a century old and we consider the university of california our sister agency all be it the part of the city what is before us today i don't think anybody dangerous with we all want to see this facility happen within our purview to make sure that while we're not impacting everyday muni service in fact, in 2007 when a previous board put a charter amendment it said to the extent the city by carmen chu the mta build h built the new parking garages can't impact the muffin on a day to day basis as far as dwp has have not figured out how to finance as far as the parking revenue will not pay for the bond need notness to fill the gap of a minimum of $22 million and potentially $10 million more than that i want to say for the record no way, however, you solve 24 problem will will adversely impact munoz budget i'm not disrespect i worry about that ed reiskin or the chief financial officer were here in disrespect to line staff

want to have it known he want muslims here in san francisco i believe this community makes san francisco better and i want to also express my pride to see san francisco set an example for diversity and astronomers and in the face of this terrifying lawless government. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning. i'm one of the manager director of cultural and have here to - i wanted to stay in the tenderloin all i want to share you with guys as a muslim woman i'm front yard to what mr. trump will do and share with you a mother has a child being - and she's 3 years old and a half she's afraid she'll not see her daughter and thank you san francisco for you guys to be with us and want to say you guys to stand and be for us and for all the community here to make america for all the people so thank you very much. >> thank you so much. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning, supervisors my name is clement tin and as an immigrant i can't think of a better place to live and work i'm speaking on behalf of the african network clients and community in support of supervisor cohen and mayor ed lee anti registry database ordinance that bans discriminat

san francisco. our court is in san francisco, we used to detain folks here in san francisco, and we believe basic rights for our immigrant community right here in san francisco and, so we strongly support supervisor fewer's proposal, and hope that we can all work together on this, and move forward on a united front. thank you. >> hi, this is unice with the center for gender and refugee studies and i just wanted to make one final point. we are a technical assistance and training center. and we you know we do one on one technical assistance in thousands of cases and protection cases and each year. so we see the gamut of cases and it is not just the attorney but it is also the quality of representation, we do see a lot of cases where the attorneys are no the prepared and not trained and not adequately supported, and we absolutely think that having defenders at the public defenders will make a big difference, and our other prior community members and organizers testified as to the trust that the public defenders has in the communities and we think that is another very important factor. to have the public de

. >> here's a look at the light showers on 101 from san rafael down to san francisco. let's look at san francisco. your exploratorium camera showing the clouds rolling by and light showers possible. 51 to 56, feels almost like spring this morning. we'll hang in the upper 50s with a random, light shower all the way until it gets a little steadier and heavier during the evening hours. alexis? >>> i think maybe a lot of folks stayed up past their bedtime last night. we have a light start on the roads. the only place that's red is westbound 205 to 580 is down to 17 miles closer to altamont pass. not much current rain. a sprinkle or two. the golden gate bridge, slow down and drive for conditions today. we'll see how the bay bridge commute looks in less than ten. >> thank you. >>> the spotlight on president trump's immigration order shifted to the bay area. the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco. >> a three-judge panel decided to -- expected to decide on travel ban. washington and minnesota challenge the ban and turned the briefs to the court. if the ban on travelers from seven majority musl

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 repeats itself they follow thank you very much. >> thank you supervisor fewer supervisor peskin thank you, madam president as you know i like to rise to this is something that is worst revising for supervisor kim has said repeatedly is a city of firs that ranks up there with our health care ordinance this ranks up with with our first in the country local minimum wage, this makes us proud to be san franciscans i can't thank supervisor kim and labor enough and as supervisor ronen said it goes far beyond the conditions of your faculty it is really about a rising tide truly rising all posts that is what makes labor great and it town f

san francisco and spelled out the word resist with their bodies. a man from san francisco organized the event and hired a pilot to take the pictures from a helicopter. similar protests were held in new york yesterday. >>> a lot of us want to know how the weather will be this week. >> shouldn't have any weather problems at least until late wednesday, and it's going to be quiet out there, but you are definitely noticing the chill where temperatures dropped off several degrees. and we have 30s elsewhere around the bay. we will be talking about more 60s today before increasing clouds and a return to wet weather, and that's next in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >>> also ahead, the port of oakland celebrating a big milestone today. how its rich history impacted the bay area. >>> and hundreds of thousands turn out to celebrate the chinese new year. the annual parade that's become a tradition in san francisco. guyou'll swear it came from aew frfancy brunch place. its 100% real. just like my favorite sport - pro wrestling. um... yeah, about pro wrestling... its fake. what? lies!! its... all ...lies!! why didnt you tell me?!!!! sorry jack, i thought you knew. try my new grilled french toast plate with syrup and hickory smoked bacon. the newest addition to my brunchfast menu. hit me with this, youll feel better. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> the port of oakland is celebrating its 90-year anniversary with today's date named in its honor. the oakland mayor made the proclamation. she once served as public affairs director at the port of oakland and said the port has had an incredible impact on the region and nation and the world and it's considered one of the country's top 10 seap

san francisco. >> san francisco in if a lot of ways is performance drag mega. >> game shows fit that formula perfectly. contestants fill in the blanks of funny phrases hoping to match what the drag queens say. >> what is raining cats and dogs. trade your umbrella for a blank. >> i said pooper scooper. >> chris samms has been a match game fan his whole life. >> the drag show's co producer said the idea started 15 years ago, during a party. >> drag queens pride themselves on being funny or witty, some more cunning than others. it plays into our campy style. >> a racist uber driver with a sob story. >> there's a lot of obscenity. >> the best [ bleep ] match. >> the audience really gets into it. >> awesome. >> loving every minute of it. >> the performers love it too. >> we have multiple other drag queens who are like please let me do it next time. hopefully we get to do it over and over and over again. >> the next match game drag show is february 16th at the edge in the castro district. you can watch tonight's new episode of match game at 10:00, followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> coming up next, a high scoring high school basketball player. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. >>> reservoirs are spilling over, the marin municipal district shared this video with us. the district is 121% above average. the district says it was the wettest january since 1995. compare that to 2014 when marin received .01 inches of rain. >> with the north bay expected to be hit hard tomorrow, officials are putting together a plan to deal with mudslides and wind damage that is expected. leann melendez explains what precautions are being taken in marin county. >> the tarp just keeps the water off the slide and off the mud. to keep it eroding more. >> the street was only open to local residents and even they were having a hard time getting around the large equipment. >> i have to get down to sir francis drake. >> there is more to come as another storm is expected to hit the north bay hard. >> we're expecting flood advisories and wind warnings in effect. >> administrators had a conference call meeting to discuss a plan of action in the event of more mudslides and flooding. >> hand crews, fire personnel and additional water rescue teams to be on stand by, if they have mudslides or water rescues, so we can keep our 911 system active and available for anyone that needs it. >> one of the main concerns are the roads. >> stay home, it's not good to be on the road during these storms. if you don't have a real reason to. >> most of the rain is expected to fall in the morning. leann melendez abc 7 news. >> we're not the only ones in for a big storm. airlines have already cancelled more than 2800 flights nationwide tomorrow because of snow headed for the northeast. 30 of these flights are at sfo. 10 airplanes are issuing travel waivers. the system is expected to bring heavy snow from pennsylvania to new york and coastal new england. >>> it's going to get intense here tomorrow. >> drew's here with the latest. >> that was the same storm that brought us heavy rain earlier this week. it's going to bring the east coast snow and another storm about to move in. live doppler 7 showing a really quiet picture. this winter season has just been incredibly wet. we dug into the numbers and take a look at this, oakland and sannning over half a foot of surplus for rainfall. santa rosa eclipsing that, that is not a typo, that is nearly two feet of excess rainfall. that's why they're seeing so many issues in the north bay, which each and every storm there completely saturated and then some. tomorrow with this strong storm moving through, once again, the highest impact is going to be the north bay, the santa cruz mountains, however, everyone will see downpours, gusty winds. and that flooding threat is going to be renewed. our streams and creeks are going to rise very quickly. future weather going to show you, as we get into your thursday, there's the heavy rain moving through midday. the accuweather 7-day forecast going to show you it's windy and rainy on your thursday, friday, a couple light scattered showers, we finally get the light at the end of the tunnel saturday and sunday. even early next week, it's sunny and mild. >> thank you, drew. >>> a high school basketball player in southern california can't miss

san franciscoian. i was born and raised in this town the city does. community education i do a combatted community with local agencies i have done it with san francisco bart police just yesterday san francisco homeless out reach team. a lot of law enforcement in the community not just in san francisco so i was hoping with this position with the san francisco veterans affairs commission to get to those agent cease we can talk about the cultural com ten sea but we petency but we >> today i'm putting forward my application to be on the board. >> thank you. any questions for mr. kissen jeer. seeing none. call the next application. >> next is kelsea cambell for seats 1, 2, 4, and 12. >> good afternoon supervisor safai supervisor fewer, supervisor yee. my name is kelsea cambell i group up 3-and-a-half hours south of here in mer row bay. i graduated top of my russian course there. i went to serve most of my time in deployment from 2007 to 2008. i led a team in east baghdad. i attended columbia university to study public policy after graduate school i was selected for the federal management. in the public government. i served in the pentagon for four years and served in islam bad pakistan and worke

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san francisco. san francisco, highway 101 is not bad. it still looks good. if you get to the south bay you can he see the traffic here. up to the main part of the south bay. all those drives in to the west valley. let's go to steve. >>> clear sykes, it's cold. patch or two of fog. 30s and 40s. good visibility day and each day. we will be inching those high temperatures up a few degrees. 27 degrees. pretty day. once the sun comes up in kelseyville. that's wrong. it's 28. 28 degrees. that's right. 31napa. 3 -- low 40s for some. bodega. 38, 39, little more of a breeze. a lot of sun. mostly sun. cold morning. sunny and warmer. rain set to return on sunday. right out of the north. the air flow continues and that has produced rain. a lot of dry air. fort bragg there is not much left. farther north you go encounter shower activity. 30s on the temperatures. 40s for some. coldest temperatures up forth. there are still some that are plenty cold. morgan hill and gilroy at 34. boulder creek. socal at 34 and campbell with santa clara a brisk33. add a little wind chill. santa rosa. northwest at oakland. northeast toward haywood. 48 in las vegas. yukia. eight degrees. three degrees. water temperatures haven't changed. they may go down with this northerly flow. haven't seen much of a change at all. now toward arizona they are getting rain. the next hour or two. watching us off the tablet. spring training. after that i would think you will see a lot of improvement. bakersfield 39, 54 degrees san diego. clear skies for us. 50s and low 60s. 60s will start popping up. thursday and friday. all the way into the end of the week. rain on sunday. >>> still ahead. an million right -- animal rights activists lost in court . >> and former president george w bush releases a new book today. his new passion project. it's just a date. i can stay. i'm good. i won't be late hey mom. yeah. no kissing on the first date, alright? life doesn't always stick to a plan, but with our investment expertise we'll help you handle what's next. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. . >>> welcome back. the largest and most active volcano in europe spewing hot lava. you see it here. explosions pushing balls fire in to the night sky. the eruption didn't threatened the towns. >>> the united states appealing court rejected a bid by animal welfare groups to show if eggs laid by hens were egg free. they met the legal standard for acts reasonablely when they considered but rejecte

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san francisco. >> san francisco in a lot of ways is performance drag mecca. >> it turns out game shows fit the formula perfectly. contestants fill in the blanks of funny phrases hoping to hatch what the drag queens say. >> when it's raining cats and dogs, trade your umbrella for a blank. i said pooper-scooper. >> he has a been a match fan his whole life. >> i used to skip school to watch game shows. >> the idea started 15 years during a party. >> drag queens pride themselves on being funny and whitty. some more cutting than others. it plays into our sassy style. >> a racist homophobic uber driver with a sob story. >> this is not a show for the prim and proper. there is a lot of obscenity. festive [ bleep ]. >> the audience really gets into it. [ cheers ] >> awesome. >> loving every minute of it. >> the performers love it, too. >> we have multiple other drag queens who are like please let me do it next time so hopefully we get to do it over and over and over again. >> the next match game drag show is february 16th at the edge in sanco's castro district and you can watch tonight's episode of "match game" at 10:00 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> michael finney is digging into complaints about pg and e afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. 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. >>> 7 on your side is investigating reports of big gas customers. >> his office launched an investigation. some customers in th

san francisco. >> san francisco in a lot of ways is performance drag mecca. >> it turns out game shows fit the formula perfectly. contestants fill in the blanks of funny phrases hoping to hatch what the drag queens say. >> when it's raining cats and dogs, trade your umbrella for a blank. i said pooper-scooper. >> he has a been a match fan his whole life. >> i used to skip school to watch game shows. >> the idea started 15 years during a party. >> drag queens pride themselves on being funny and whitty. some more cutting than others. it plays into our sassy style. >> a racist homophobic uber driver with a sob story. >> this is not a show for the prim and proper. there is a lot of obscenity. festive [ bleep ]. >> the audience really gets into it. [ cheers ] >> awesome. >> loving every minute of it. >> the performers love it, too. >> we have multiple other drag queens who are like please let me do it next time so hopefully we get to do it over and over and over again. >> the next match game drag show is february 16th at the edge in san castro district and you can watch tonight's episode of "match game" at 10:00 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> michael finney is digging into complaints about pg and e 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. >>> 7 on your side is investigating reports of big gas customers. >> his office launched an investigation. some customers in the bay area and sacramento valley say their gas and electric bills went up significantly in just the past few months. >> michael finney joins us now with news that will not make these people happy. >> i have heard plenty about it. these are some of the e-mails i've received, more than 40 complaints consumer hot line about pg&e bills and an additional rate increase in the making. it's already been approved. these homeowners met each other while venting about utility bills on the social network next door. he initiated the co

san francisco, that high-rise luxury apartment building. that's what the san francisco board of supervisors are trying to get to the bottom of. as elissa harrington explains, blame is being pointed at a uc engineering professor. >> reporter: testifying in front of the board of supervisors about his role in getting the sinking millennium tower built. he was on the peer review board and gave the project a green light in a letter to the city back in 2006. i asked him if he had any concerns during that planning process. >> i did not. the work that was within my scope was going along very well. >> our system is clearly broken. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskins it's not what was in the letter that was the problem. he reviewed another high-rise project on tacoma and it was scrapped, considered too dangerous to build. >> he knew that there would be dewatering next door and didn't mention anything about it in his letter. he knew that there had been no geotechnical peer review but doesn't mention it in his letter. you would think that a professional like this would at least cover their behind a little bit. >> reporter: peskin questioned why he did not push the planning department for a geotechnical review. >> it really wasn't my place to demand that there be one. you know, i was hired under a specific scope and was operating under that scope. >> my biggest concern is an earthquake. >> reporter: pat dawson, who lives in the tower, confronted them asking why her home was built on soil instead of bed rock. >> he didn't take the opportunities. >> reporter: peskin calls this a systemic failure. the next step, finding a way to fix the building. elissa harrington, abc7 news. >>> we're learning new details about the deadly shooting in alameda involving an off-duty contra costa sheriff deputy. today, the coroner was identified as a 19-year-old from vallejo. investigators believe warren was trying to break into the deputy's home. the deputy woke up and fired several shots. warren died at the hospital. the contra costa county sheriff's office has not released the deputy's identity. >>> police arrested three people in san jose suspected of several drive-by purse snatchings. the three are accused of targeting the women in shopping center parking lots all over the city. they would pull up to the victims in a stolen car, grab their purses and drive away. in some cases, the victims were dragged by the car and seriously hurt. there could be more victims who have not yet come forward. >>> a san francisco police officer is fighting to make his dream come true. the officer was shot in the head last october responding to a nine call at a shopping mall. the bullet missed a major artery by a fingertip. officer downs refuses to back down from his fight. >> my ultimate goal is to go back to full duty. >> at 11:00, we'll tell you his inspiring story. >> looks like he's doing great. >> yeah. >>> we all know going to the gym means getting healthy but it can also mean getting sick. >> michael finney on your side is here. >> when you're in the locker room, do you look around? >> exactly. >> a health club can be a breedi