far north—west of the country are the spiritual and ancestral home to many communities of bush or san peoplemarkable legacy. this area has been occupied by people continuously for 100,000 years. people have left their artistic expressions in the form of rock art. people believe that these is people's soul and spirit. that is why this site is very important. today it is also on the world heritage list today. by their very lifestyle, the nomadic sand tribes have touched many parts of what is botswana today. i am interested in finding out how they are coping in a contemporary world, where they are not allowed to hunt, and have lost land and access to natural resources. so, onwards to the outskirts of the town of ganzi in western botswana, close to the namibian border. settlements like these were created as part of a controversial government relocation programme, designed to integrate the san people into mainstream society. people like this. can you show me your hut? this is where you live and sleep, yeah? this is a far cry from the nomadic hunting and gathering lifestyle of her forefathers. fou

that makes us the eighth largest city and more people are going to be coming. what san diego is and know that people want to take advantage of what it is. that is challenge.

passed the road bond we really had quite a few a number of opportunities role to improve how people move around san francisco and seen more people bicycling and walking around the city our agency has been working closely with the bicycle coalition and sf works really to make it easily for people to get around the city as you heard from the mayor and ed this is a critical spot that is an intersection where people connect to various neighborhood and market to downtown or up to the castro or towards the financial district our designers work and this is the first protected zone that we are rolling out there will be several and as you can see light areas for people that can feel safe when we cross the street and making that easier for people that are using this and so we've very, very happy to be part of the design you know it is what san francisco needs at that time more people are walking bicycling and our agency will continue to make our city safe we are a big supporter of vision zero policy and we'll continue to doing everything we can to make our city wonderful and more enjoyable for everyone tempe

passed the road bond we really had quite a few a number of opportunities role to improve how people move around san francisco and seen more people bicycling and walking around the city our agency has been working closely with the bicycle coalition and sf works really to make it easily for people to get around the city as you heard from the mayor and ed this is a critical spot that is an intersection where people connect to various neighborhood and market to downtown or up to the castro or towards the financial district our designers work and this is the first protected zone that we are rolling out there will be several and as you can see light areas for people that can feel safe when we cross the street and making that easier for people that are using this and so we've very, very happy to be part of the design you know it is what san francisco needs at that time more people are walking bicycling and our agency will continue to make our city safe we are a big supporter of vision zero policy and we'll continue to doing everything we can to make our city wonderful and more enjoyable for everyone tempe

our nbc chopper over the scene in san francisco, people gathering on this cold and rainy saturday night. unlike the marches around the country, the one in san francisco just getting started so people perhaps seeing what's been seen around the country and they want to take part in this historic movement and it's not just women here, a lot of men and children are involved as well. we'll tell you what's happening in san francisco in just a few minutes. let's come back here to washington, d.c. and how this day all started. a big rally at the nation's capitol. they weren't expecting thm people. they had perhaps over a million. we'll get some final numbers as early as tomorrow. some big names took the stage, ma doona, and then after the rally, it turned into a march. a march so big in size that it bled through the streets here in washington, d.c. their voices were heard loud and clear as they march past the white house and in the shadows of the washington monument. this was not a protest. it was a national statement. >> i am so happy and everybody you talk to is happy to be here because we're

we looked at how can we make sure that we provide opportunities for san franciscan's and people in the we can expand our local san francisco lb program. so, we thought about it and worked with general manager at the time to form an advizry committee to talk about how to include local businesses in the region. >> i was on the first committee back about 10 years ago and the job changed over time. in the beginning, we just wanted people to know about it. we wanted to attract contractors to come into the system which is a bidding system and bid on some of these projects. our second job was to help the sfpuc to try to make themselves more user frndly. >> i like that they go out of their way, have contractors trying to teach and outreach to small businesses and lots of creative ways. help the community as well. there is so much infrastructure going on and repair, new construction that i think is helping to get construction back on its feet. >> my faiv rlt part of the committee has been that we have played a opportunity for many small businesses. [inaudible] women owned business to come in an

i have our facility collisions where we are standing lights up on the map of san francisco the unfortunate location for people are gotten seriously hurt or killed trying to get around san francisco police department that's why that is the treatment the first of its kind protected intersections we wouldn't be here without the leadership of mayor ed lee the support of board of supervisors, i want to acknowledge jane kim it's r he's been a strong supporter of the streets a great work by the department of public works to help design and implement just kind of work and strong advocacy from folks like the san francisco bicycle coalition to pursue us that's why ear here wouldn't have been possible without the the leadership of city hall is please help me welcome mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you ed reiskin and thank you to the mta for working closely with many agencies to put the city's very first protected intersection together and to see how this role can help safety been the premium policy for the streets so thank you to the bicycle coalition, public works and walk sf and livable city working with our cit

it hasn't gone away, but it's looking at all the support where people come together. >>> in san jose out 25,000 people were around the plaza de cesar chavez this morning and afternoon and this is what it looked like from chopper 5. kpix 5 reporter emily turner was covering it on the ground. >> reporter: they are mothers. >> it's her body she should have the right to choose. >> daughters. >> discrimination isn't new. >> reporter: the people who love them. >> you're not a woman. >> that's true. but i do love a lot of women including all the ones that showed up here today. >> reporter: they marched by the tens of thousands in san jose carrying signs about women rights to immigration. >> conversation is important. we forgot how to have conversations with each other just because we disagree doesn't mean we can't have an intelligent meaningful conversation. >> reporter: it started at 11 a.m. and went well into the afternoon all of it peaceful and all of it to make a point. >> i'm marching just for rights and equality for everyone. and i just want to make a difference. i can't vote yet but i

berkeley which operated between san francisco and berkeley and after the earthquake in san francisco, it ferried people back and forth. boats or charter party boats or things like that so you could go out into san diego bay and have a great time, dinner, cruises, things like that. it was a lot of fun. >> bikes on the water is an essential part of san diego x there's an interconnection. people are aware, if you are a server, you know what the surf conditions are. there are certain reports on the television news at 11. it's a good form, is whatever it is so serving is a big part of the city. water conditions, water temperature. how turgut is the water, what is it going to look like in terms of visibility, things like that are part of nike reports on the news so it's really a part of what people think about. we're going now into federal land. >> the gates are offright now . >> that's correct. >> what happened here? what is here? >> they do all kinds of research and technology. they do military work that beyond my capacity. >> so it's a lot closer just to get to the national monument. >> i think where we a

passed the road bond we really had quite a few a number of opportunities role to improve how people move around sanco and seen more people bicycling and walking around the city our agency has been working closely with the bicycle coalition and sf works really to make it easily for people to get around the city as you heard from the mayor and ed this is a critical spot that is an intersection where people connect to various neighborhood and market to downtown or up to the castro or towards the financial district our designers work and this is the first protected zone that we are rolling out there will be several and as you can see light areas for people that can feel safe when we cross the street and making that easier for people that are using this and so we've very, very happy to be part of the design you know it is what san francisco needs at that time more people are walking bicycling and our agency will continue to make our city safe we are a big supporter of vision zero policy and we'll continue to doing everything we can to make our city wonderful and more enjoyable for everyone temperatures.

passed the road bond we really had quite a few a number of opportunities role to improve how people move around sannd seen more people bicycling and walking around the city our agency has been working closely with the bicycle coalition and sf works really to make it easily for people to get around the city as you heard from the mayor and ed this is a critical spot that is an intersection where people connect to various neighborhood and market to downtown or up to the castro or towards the financial district our designers work and this is the first protected zone that we are rolling out there will be several and as you can see light areas for people that can feel safe when we cross the street and making that easier for people that are using this and so we've very, very happy to be part of the design you know it is what san francisco needs at that time more people are walking bicycling and our agency will continue to make our city safe we are a big supporter of vision zero policy and we'll continue to doing everything we can to make our city wonderful and more enjoyable for everyone temperatures. >>

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stone: that enclose a group in san francisco will live at the office in the city with a reaction from russian community members. >>reporter: most of the russian people in san francisco said there aren't happy about the administration and waiting for presidency in hopes he can restore relationship between russia and the united states and did disagree area and what the decision and await a trump presence in. >>j.r. stone: 49 as head coach and 49 as general manager and can will likely be dismissed by the team and the next 48 hours there recording that the team with this most they are two of 13 this year lost more what-for the worst record ever to that would essentially be cleaning house is this does happen this will make for the team for a head coach in just four years this will mean that they will be on the hook for $30 million he is best known for his role as father john on the tv series mash he had walls on the and the griffin show hogan's heroes days of our lives according to as family he died from a form of cancer. >>j.r. stone: the busiest day of the year for goodwill how many people came out for the annual san francisco down upon and airline pil

kpix 5's jackie ward is in san anselmo. people there all too familiar with creek flooding. >> reporter: that's for sure. unfortunately. but we know how seriously they take their storm preps because of the damage that they have had in years past. so tonight the floodgates are out, the sandbags are here. people all over the north bay heeded these warnings earnestly, though, and completed any last-minute tasks before hunkering down for the night. sandbag stations like this one in novato are popular places to be today. >> so far it's okay. tomorrow, doesn't look good. that's why i'm here. >> reporter: he says when storms get bad, he knows the toll it can take on his property. >> a lot of rain about half dozen springs come up. so we have to direct the water. >> reporter: in san anselmo people are finding the fun in this weather. >> this is nothing. we have been through two flooz before and it hasn't even risen. we came out to puddle jump and there's nothing even here to worry about now. >> reporter: but remain wary of this creek and wh

that makes us the eighth largest city and more people are going to be coming. what san diego is and know that people want to take advantage of what it is. that is challenge. c-span is in san diego learning more about the city's rich history. balboa park was created as heart of the pan-american exhibition to celebrate the opening of the panama canal. of next, we learn more about the park's history. >> welcome to balboa park. this is one of the highlights of our city. it was setup in 1968. it was set aside to be a respite from the downtown, from the chaos, from the havoc that goes on in the city. although balboa park is the cultural mecca of our region. it is the impetus for all of these really dynamic things happening in the united states and the world. "san diego invites the world." this is the exposition here in san diego. one of the reasons why the exposition was created and how balboa park came to be is a result of the panama canal, which opened in 1915. san diego had the reputation of being a wild west town. it had a small population. there were 30,000 people who li

the federal government attacking our community across the city r across the country people don't feel safe outside of sanncisco to be displaced is to lose a safety net and can mean the diversities literally between life and death for some people obviously we we've got a lot more work to do and housing is only a part of it many of you know i'm a proud environment squatting of san francisco as senator mark leno with well aware we'll be in water in our lifetime and we must plan for how we occupy our place along did bay now i've been honored together with supervisor kim to represent san francisco interests on the bay conservatism commission it is fascist work i know that many communities are looking to lead on sea level rise and we must structured our urban 1ri789 everyone with a blog is a housing expert some will argue no such thing as neighborhood character cha character but supervisor sandra fewer stashgd to nicely at her inaugural speak everyone that whacks the streets of san francisco historic neighborhoods knows different no other place like san francisco and her neighborhood make they are tick whether

officials estimate 800 to us san people gathered at the national mall to witness history or to protest. they came from across the nation from around the world and did you not have to look far to find somebody from our area like a man named chris from phoeni phoenixville chester county. >> i mean you hear about all these people pulling back. what do you think you supported hillary. >> i did. i think at the end of the day we have to realize we could all agree on what we agree on and agree to disagree on what we disagree on. it is really that simple and that hard. hoping we as country can come together and support our president. >> everybody said all along he was never going to win. he wasn't going to win the primary. he wasn't going to get the nomination. guess what? he won everything. and i just believe look we needed a change. there's no doubt about it. we need somebody outside of the typical politician to run this country for years and let's give him a shot. >> donald trump as president what did your hope philadelphia pennsylvania. >> he is really the first republican presidential --

the federal government attacking our community across the city r across the country people don't feel safe outside of sanncisco to be displaced is to lose a safety net and can mean the diversities literally between life and death for some people obviously we we've got a lot more work to do and housing is only a part of it many of you know i'm a proud environment squatting of san francisco as senator mark leno with well aware we'll be in water in our lifetime and we must plan for how we occupy our place along did bay now i've been honored together with supervisor kim to represent san francisco interests on the bay conservatism commission it is fascist work i know that many communities are looking to lead on sea level rise and we must structured our urban 1ri789 everyone with a blog is a housing expert some will argue no such thing as neighborhood character cha character but supervisor sandra fewer stashgd to nicely at her inaugural speak everyone that whacks the streets of san francisco historic neighborhoods knows different no other place like san francisco and her neighborhood make they are tick whether

the federal government attacking our community across the city r across the country people don't feel safe outside of sanncisco to be displaced is to lose a safety net and can mean the diversities literally between life and death for some people obviously we we've got a lot more work to do and housing is only a part of it many of you know i'm a proud environment squatting of san francisco as senator mark leno with well aware we'll be in water in our lifetime and we must plan for how we occupy our place along did bay now i've been honored together with supervisor kim to represent san francisco interests on the bay conservatism commission it is fascist work i know that many communities are looking to lead on sea level rise and we must structured our urban 1ri789 everyone with a blog is a housing expert some will argue no such thing as neighborhood character cha character but supervisor sandra fewer stashgd to nicely at her inaugural speak everyone that whacks the streets of san francisco historic neighborhoods knows different no other place like san francisco and her neighborhood make they are tick whether

the federal government attacking our community across the city r across the country people don't feel safe outside of sanncisco to be displaced is to lose a safety net and can mean the diversities literally between life and death for some people obviously we we've got a lot more work to do and housing is only a part of it many of you know i'm a proud environment squatting of san francisco as senator mark leno with well aware we'll be in water in our lifetime and we must plan for how we occupy our place along did bay now i've been honored together with supervisor kim to represent san francisco interests on the bay conservatism commission it is fascist work i know that many communities are looking to lead on sea level rise and we must structured our urban 1ri789 everyone with a blog is a housing expert some will argue no such thing as neighborhood character cha character but supervisor sandra fewer stashgd to nicely at her inaugural speak everyone that whacks the streets of san francisco historic neighborhoods knows different no other place like san francisco and her neighborhood make they are tick whether

tens of thousands of people are expected to show up tonight at police will be making their presence felt. we have team coverage for you tonight starting with christie smith live in san francisco. christie, we know people are on edge tonight, making sure everyone is safe there in the city. >> reporter: you know, absolutely. and i have to tell you that the big crowds of course are not here just yet. but we are starting to see some people walk around in their new year's eve gear. i spoke with a couple of folks who came in from out of town, they said they wanted to get here early, be safe, have a nice din and h dinner and stake out a good spot to watch fireworks here along the embarcadero. many people told us they're staying in hotels, that this is a tradition to come to the city to watch the fireworks and be with the crowds. a few people we spoke to yesterday commented that 2016 was tough and they're ready to turn the page. these two women tell us they come to the city each year. >> a lot of people, they just have fun, you know. all the people talking, it's very nice. >> reporter: how many years have you come out here? >> wow, it's over 15 years. >> we have dinner rese

the federal government attacking our community across the city r across the country people don't feel safe outside of sanncisco to be displaced is to lose a safety net and can mean the diversities literally between life and death for some people obviously we we've got a lot more work to do and housing is only a part of it many of you know i'm a proud environment squatting of san francisco as senator mark leno with well aware we'll be in water in our lifetime and we must plan for how we occupy our place along did bay now i've been honored together with supervisor kim to represent san francisco interests on the bay conservatism commission it is fascist work i know that many communities are looking to lead on sea level rise and we must structured our urban 1ri789 everyone with a blog is a housing expert some will argue no such thing as neighborhood character cha character but supervisor sandra fewer stashgd to nicely at her inaugural speak everyone that whacks the streets of san francisco historic neighborhoods knows different no other place like san francisco and her neighborhood make they are tick whether

. >>> more than 100,000 people marching in san francisco tonight, the message they want president trump to hear. >>> first we're under a microclimate weather alert. lightning, strong winds and flooding possible as another storm rolls into the bay area. >>> good evening everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker. third storm to hit the bay area this week and tonight wind gusts up to 70 miles an hour. meteorologist rob mayeda gives us an hour by hour look. >> we'll see gusts widespread 60 miles an hour and along some of the higher hilltops close to 7 omiles per hour. strong thunderstorms and flash flood watches for the entire bay area, highs on the coast 70s. san jose airport 44 miles per hour now and peak of wind speeds on the coast at the bay near 40 miles per hour. some areas gusts at least 60 miles per hour and in addition to that, flash flood watches in effect for the entire bay area. the ground is saturated and the rain will be falling at a rate of an inch per hour will cause a lot of runoff in creeks and streets in the north bay and out of the sant

san jose. as many as 90,000 people join the women's march in these two cities today. some of those who attended the rally's later join the san francisco march jeff pierce was in oakland. we will have interviews from that location later in this newscast. >>> hundreds gathered at walnut creek for the march. young and old came out at the popular city park carrying signs and donning pink hats. a symbol of support for reproductive rights. organizers believe this is not an anti-trump protest calling it a celebration of civil liberties and diversity. rather than say it was important the shoulder support here at home instead of heading to washington dc where thousands crowded the streets of the capital. >>> on a one of the trump presidency, demonstrators have gathered in such large numbers that in some locations across the country there was nowhere to march. they were just too many people. >> reporter: many gathered in washington dc for women's rights. >> this is not just about women it's about all rights. >> reporter: as a rebuke of resident donald trump. >> we lost respect f

graduated from the high school and i believe that the mcd that's going to open up on san bruno will be a great place for people that take transportation on the sfmta because dispensary open on mission street i believe that ever bus stop san francisco uses the bus stop transportation everywhere and i believe that's a great way for transportation it goes everywhere besides it being in front of san bruno i believe that is any assess for kids that go to burton or mlk that go down mission the same way as getting off the bus and having the medical dispensary and us on san bruno a lot of kids pass by but if we have good security in front of the medical cannabis there will not be you know assess for little kids or elderly or people that don't have their medical cards, however, i believe would be great security like we'll have more officers because there's a police station on san bruno and we'll have a lot more security and police officers driving by around san bruno i believe it will be you know great security and safer for our community thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is wilson i'm an architect ma

. >>> three people died in storm-related incidents. a fallen tree killed a woman in san ramon. >> a driver crashed on 880 in fremont this morning and another man drove into the estuary in oakland. >> cornell barnard has more about the death in oakland. >> he slipped and then i don't know, i kept on thnking ordinary care he will catch himself. >> a water reese res dmu the oakland hills where a a group of teens tried body surfing this creek. >> i saw him go down. i thought my friends could die right now. >> reporter: the friends got stuck in a storm drain tunnel and were pulled out by the oakland fire department. >> it wasn't very cold because we had wet suits but it was definitely scary. >> reporter: peter mazer is happy his son and his friends are okay but is definitely concerned. >> i wasn't sure. >> reporter: there was a grim outcome to this dramatic rescue on the oakland estuary near oakland international. the driver of a taxi missing after witnesses saw the cab disappear into the water during the height of the storm. >> he left the airport or one of the taxi stands a

it was one of the thousands of marches across the country. >>> thousands of people marched for a different cause in san francisco this morning. the 13th annual pro life march attracted mostly religious groups, and people who came with churches. some traveled from as far away as wyoming. thousands of them packed civic center plaza to spread their anti abortion message. they say abortions can be a damaging experience. >> that horrible memory of that time in my life would go away. i was completely wrong. my abortion caused me depression, anxiety. >> it is about women's right. we know we have a choice, and the choice starts before the fetus arrives. >> people started to show up for the women's march during the pro life rally. despite that, everything stayed peaceful. >>> back to the storm watch. plenty of fresh powered. drivers were taking it low on i -- slow on i 80, and highway 50 at ski run was mostly clear, but some resorts are not taking chanceing, sierra, tahoe and alpine will be shut down. squaw valley will are limited operations and north star anticipates a delayed opening because of safety concern

president trump's first full day in office, the women's march united people all across the country. >> our chopper is live over san francisco's civic center right now. people marching down market street, just wrapping up a rally, headed for justin herman plaza. across the bay area, the marches drew huge crowds in san francis francisco, oakland, and san jose. smaller communities holding their own marches as well. >> we have team coverage for you tonight. let's begin with nbc team area's raj mathai in washington, d.c. tonight. raj, d.c., reportedly, has the biggest turnout of protesters. >> reporter: i would imagine so. it all was an idea started here and it's ballooned across the country. ly tell you, we've been here for several days now. it is more active and more energized here in washington, d.c., tonight, than it was last night for the inauguration. it was amazing. we spoke with some of the organizers here today, and they said they expected maybe 200,000 or 300,000 people, it exceeded their expectations by far. as for president trump, he woke up this morning for the first time in the white house, and he quickly

passed the road bond we really had quite a few a number of opportunities role to improve how people move around san francisco and seen more people bicycling and walking around the city our agency has been working closely with the bicycle coalition and sf works really to make it easily for people to get around the city as you heard from the mayor and ed this is a critical spot that is an intersection where people connect to various neighborhood and market to downtown or up to the castro or towards the financial district our designers work and this is the first protected zone that we are rolling out there will be several and as you can see light areas for people that can feel safe when we cross the street and making that easier for people that are using this and so we've very, very happy to be part of the design you know it is what san francisco needs at that time more people are walking bicycling and our agency will continue to make our city safe we are a big supporter of vision zero policy and we'll continue to doing everything we can to make our city wonderful and more enjoyable for everyone tempe

president donald trump also signed an order to with hold federal grants from sanctuary cities like san francisco. people at city hall today vowed to fight the order. >> we will fight against racism coming out of the administration. >> the mayor of san jose, sam liccardo said they would file a lawsuit if the white house strippings federal funding. >>> we have more on the fight against the orders. >> reporter: democratic lawmakers said they are fast tracking legislation that was introduced hours after president donald trump signed his executive orders. >> under the guise of detaining and deporting criminal violent felons, he has loosened up the criteria to separate children from their mothers. >> reporter: the president of the senate said a bill would prevent people from being detained based on immigration status. others say they welcome the president's move. >> we need to how old these cities accountable for harboring criminals. >> reporter: democratic leaders said the oordz violate the united states constitution but they did not say if or when they are going to sue the federal government. you might reme

in oakland, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> happening now in san francisco, people are setting up for free concert with local hip-hop artists to honor martin luther king jr. more radical legacy. abc 7 news was at civic center plaza in san francisco for some last-minute event preparations. concert organizers say their focus is police injustice. the concert begins at 5:30. we'll cover it, of course. >>> events marking the king holiday began this morning. abc 7 news was in oakland where the allen temple health and social services ministry hosted this breakfast. it's called the mlk jr. drum major for freedom celebration. speakers included oakland congresswoman barbara lee, former congressman and oakland mayor and the former chairwoman of the black panther party. >>> a new initiative to form stronger ties between muslims and catholics was launched in the south bay. faith leaders hope it will lead to an ongoing dialogue to address issues that they have in common. david louie is live in san jose with the story. hi, david. >> reporter: hi, dan. well, we're all one family. that is the message

and our people are now researching that model to bring it to san francisco with dealing with people insis. that is part of us taking the lead. we're under a collaborative reform initiative review by the department of justice right now that we invited in. because again, all of these changes are meant to make us better. so i want us all to make sure we embrace it and look behind me at these white jackets with another tool for the san francisco police department to use to enforce the sanctity of life on the streets and save people, because that is our primary mission to preserve life. i want to introduce director. >> thank you you and thank you all of you and i saw you standing at attention to so long and you are so fortunate to be part of a city and part of a police force that are going to be at the head of many police forces in this country in terms of really understanding the impact of substance-abuse and mental health on many of the individuals that you may meet. behind me is a team that we have been over the last decade working very closely with the police, and coming to any incident

you bet we shall order something called off for san anselmo. people living in that area. dealing with graeme but less flood warnings will go on sold about midnight. --will call upon hon till about midnight. >> brittney: not quite over yet but things are starting to improve. >> pam: we'll be back at 10:00 with all the updates and sports and new spirit put knigh i remember me and him all the way back to kindergarten. he was, uh... i don't know. he was like a brother or something. and we had some good times... good times that i'll never forget... junk like that. and like now, we all gotta stick together and protect each other 'cause that's what bruno would have wanted. 'cause they say the cult is going to come try to get more of us, and we can't let that happen. so we gotta kick some butt.

i realize i'm on a diet but i'm hoping this will be good. >> it total is san francisco experience because there's so many people and nationalities in this town to come to the airport especially everyone what have what they wanted. >> are repioneering or is this a model. >> we're definitely pioneers and in airport commemoration at least nationally if not intvrl we have many folks asking our our process and how we select our great operators. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the food option in san francisco airport are phenomenal that's if it a lot of the airports >> yeah. >> you don't have the choice. >> some airports are all about food this is not many and this particular airport are amazing especially at the tirnl indicating and corey is my favorite i come one or two hours before my flight this is the life. >> we definitely try to use as many local grirnts as we can we use the goat cheese and we also use local vendors we use greenly produce they summarize the local soured products and the last one had 97 percent open that. >> wow. >> have you taken up anything unique or odd here. >> i've picked up a few things in napa valley i love

from the west coast say so this the real san francisco sour dough and they're curious. >> you find peoplend to the idea of organic and absolutely. >> this is autumn. >> thank you, thank you and there's a lot of personal touch. >> i see san francisco. >> it's very hands on. >> what's the most popular items. >> this is quite surprising our fresh jotting this is the chronicle special a bowl of warm oats and coconut that's mites farther. >> and speaking of drinks tell me again the cocktail scenes is that one, the things your known for . >> the cocktails are fantastic. >> really. >> fresh ingredients we don't have a mixture it to order this is our marcus bloody mayor. >> farmer's market bloody mary the bloody marys in the airport are great shikz it up. and then we're going to garnish it with olives. and some lime and a fresh stalk of selly. right on. >> we like >> roll call, xhir willie adams, present, commissioner

people were peaceful. they didn't arrest anyone. >>> and peaceful demonstrators also hit the streets today in san jose. opper 5 over the massive crowd near cesar chavez park. police estimate at least 25,000 people were there. the march began around 10:00 this morning all of the streets are back open tonight. >>> well, epic crowds in san francisco right now. san francisco police don't ever estimate the size of crowds. but from what we have seen tens of thousands are taking part in the women's march. kpix 5's jackie ward is where it all started at civic center plaza. jackie. >> reporter: hi there, brian. what a day, what a night!! it is incredible to see how many people are out here and were out here in city hall plaza. you can see behind me that city hall is all festive, decked out in cake for the women's march that happened nationwide today! the people we spoke to said they were out here for many different reasons. at one point, when we were in the crowd, you could barely move. the crowd was so thick. pink hats and signs were everywhere you looked. some told me they were here because of the anxiety elec

compliance we understand the 2020 one and 20 thousand san francisco's 15 messenger of our population will live in a retrofit building those people buildings or lives in buildings with 5 or more residential building is soft story and wood frame and built before 1978 that house that one and 20 thousand san franciscans. >> san francisco is being the leader in getting in done and as you may know los angeles passed their retrofit law two months ago at the sort of taken san francisco's lead on the one and tenth anniversary as the residents san francisco this is a road map to the city and going to give us us plan are these to keep folks here on a disaster and steps to build a resident waterfront by 2020. >> this involves more than one and 80 individuals and over 60 nonprofits and other companies this is a huge plan and what are the challenges we realize that people are concerned about climatic change, sea level rise and not only the affiliated hazards but things hike you're our amp infrastructure and consumed by social and other things we see this in society everyday and how we try to mitigate those are ultimately a direct result how r

people driving all over. back to our breaking news -- from the flood waters in san >>> back to our breaking news this morning where dozens of people had to be rescued from flood waters in san benito county, and now the focus remains on all the animals. our chopper caught this video of horses being led in nearly waist deep water off to trailers. there is a lot of farmland out there. a lot of animals, a lot of equipment, they're doing what they can to move them to higher ground and safety. >> just unexpected, they caught us off guard as we saw those pictures how bad it was. but it is drying out. we saw chris with a rainbow over her shoulder. >> it is good to see things like that. and we know the water levels will be going back down as we go into the rest of this forecast. so, looking now at temperatures that have been in the lower 50s, and once again still some wet roads across parts of the bay area. getting some sunshine as well as we take a live look outside in the north bay, 51 degrees, and the same in san francisco with some spotty showers in the east bay. here's a look at the san mateo bridge. we've seen s

people. you know, i don't know if the solutions will be found only in san francisco but one thing we have to est we can to help as many people as can get we are the city of st. francis. and compassion is part of our fabric. it is part of our dna. i think the other thing we have to face and this is been alluded to is that defendant faces an existential threat because of what's going on in washington. our immigrant brothers and sisters are directly threatened and thank you, mayor lee and the rest of the city family for having stood up at the very beginning and saying, we will not-we will not-take part of this bid we will stand together and not let this happen. >>[applause] it is likely that the courts will present immense challenges, both to women's rights and to the lgbt community and many of the gains we have achieved over the last 20, 30 years, 40 years, maybe reverse. we may have to fight battles that we have not fought in decades. for the things that we have come to take for granted. so in order to do that we have to come together as a city, as a community a lot has been talked about about

and all the other trains are trying to get into san francisco have been delayed. peoplesked it take another form of transportation. this includes trains not going into san francisco. even the trains that don't go by west oakland are affected. system wide major delays to the point where people -- the bart system is asking you to find another way until now. this is a picture of people just stuck on the train using their phones. sending us pictures of what is going on. people who are there are stuck. i have a friend who has been stuck for more than an hour. finally it will make it back to lake merritt. according to the announcement on the train. it is a huge mess of people who are, you know, getting -- basically stuck on the bart system. we will continue to follow this. and we will let you know. this is a live picture at the bart station. one of our crews made it up there. the trains are not going anywhere. people are wondering what to do. >> bus shuttles, how can they get it going. >> i haven't heard anything about bus shuttles. in fact, the bart media line is -- they're n

more people are driving to san francisco. in 2016 the golden gate ferry system carried about 2.5 million people. that is a 1.7% drop in passengers from the year before. and the number of people who rode the bus dropped 8% to 3.3 million. in the meantime there's been a 2.3% increase in people driving over the golden gate bridge. about 41.5 million drivers use the bridge in 2016. >>> this afternoon the coast guard called off the search for a missing kayaker in the south bay. the crews were searching in bay waters north of san jose's alviso area. the search began last night not far from the dumbarton bridge. kenneth maldonado was fishing from a kayak in the about. at 4 p.m. his boat took on water and his friend tried to tow him to shore. that friend was rescued but maldonado has not been seen since. his girlfriend says he was not wearing a life jacket when his kayak capsized. >>> families in several bay area cities are eligible for thousands of dollars to protect their homes from earthquakes. those cities include hayward, san mat

commissioners i'm richard i reside in chinatown we visited and show up in the san bruno area per we are thousand of people signed the petition ask you reject opening up another mcd in the san bruno avenue you know the planning commission is that you want to put in the right place a school a shopping center and then the bus stop you have a responsibility of locateing all the the neighborhood is up in arms you'll not have peace if you establishment establish a store in that area i understand a lot of places in the city also 34 places december p,z&e, finance governance marijuana i urge the commission again do not let that open thank you again. >> good afternoon. my name is christopher's low i'm opposed to this marijuana dispensary popping out like in that area i'd prefer it to not be so close to like all the schools that are in this area and like apparently like you know teenagers they're like super impressionable if they see this medical cannabis dispensary right there i'm pretty sure their feel like, huh? i wish i could get some marijuana and go to dealers and get marijuana on their own thanks for listenin

one anti-trump protesters is from san francisco. >> people who don't want this government to push uskwards in time. >> well, d.c. police say they are going to be consulting with prosecutors about possible charges. >>> the oakland raiders, for now, have one foot out the door towards las vegas. but one group of fans is not going down without a fight. they are exploring every opportunity to keep the raiders in oakland. that includes anything from lawsuits to the boy cotts. they said growing up in oakland has prepared them to do whatever it takes to save the raiders. >> they do not plan on burning jerseys is and wiping each other's tears. we plan on fighting for our team. the nfl owners could approve in late march. >>> 4:56. it is nice to s sunshine in the afternoon, kari. >> yes. it will be nice and sunny today. getting ready for milder temperatures heading into the weekend you want to make some outdoor plans. i'll talk about that. a look ahead when we could see more rain in the microclimate forecast. >>> and we're seeing a few more cars in this westbound commute. that's away from us. s