and i really want to thank tony newman because tony newman -- [applause] and she's a force and is committedfing up and working with folks in the community and making it clear what was needed, which makes it easier to provide the funding right to the places where we know that it's needed the most -- rental subsidies and wraparound support and services and making sure that we have the right people in place to get the job done so that we can get people off the streets and to get them into housing. so thank you so much to tony and the work that you do, to the mayor's office on housing and community development, and to the coalition, to larkin street and youth services and especially to the san francisco transadvisory committee who i have mentioned before the work that they continue to do to make sure that we call attention to all of the inequities and the various city departments as it relates to funding and how it needs to change to make an impact on the lives of people who are a part of this amazing community and a true important part of san francisco. so i want to thank... (♪) (♪) >> our you

and i really want to thank tony newman because tony newman -- [applause] and she's a force and is committedd she has hit the ball rolling with staffing up and working with folks in the community and making it clear what was needed, which makes it easier to provide the funding right to the places where we know that it's needed the most -- rental subsidies and wraparound support and services and making sure that we have the right people in place to get the job done so that we can get people off the streets and to get them into housing. so thank you so much to tony and the work that you do, to the mayor's office on housing and community development, and to the coalition, to larkin street and youth services and especially to the san francisco transadvisory committee who i have mentioned before the work that they continue to do to make sure that we call attention to all of the inequities and the various city departments as it relates to funding and how it needs to change to make an impact on the lives of people who are a part of this amazing community and a true important part of san francisco.

has been an amazing accomplishment in this city, and thank you, tony newman, for our leadership. we've got one of our first buildings, and there's lots more to come, along with wraparound services for our trans seniors. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and in san francisco, we do celebrate a new record low of new h.i.v. infections, less than 200 last year. thank you, dr. brent colfax, for your leadership in the department of health. we know we will continue to make those investments that we'll get to zero. we know that we did the count around homeless youth. about 50% of the youth that are homeless in this city identify as lgbt, and we want to make sure that we help the next generation of young people growing up in this community so that they have hope. so many great things but also so much more work to do. and i am really confident in the leadership of this city to really help us move forward on so many different levels. as we think about just the attacks that we have been under. i mean, we just had a visit from the other number 45 here this weekend, and i can't help but thi

and i really want to thank tony newman because tony newman -- [applause] and she's a force and is committed to this work and she has hit the ball rolling with staffing up and working with folks in the community and making it clear what was needed, which makes it easier to provide the funding right to the places where we know that it's needed the most -- rental subsidies and wraparound support and services and making sure that we have the right people in place to get the job done so that we can get people off the streets and to get them into housing. so thank you so much to tony and the work that you do, to the mayor's office on housing and community development, and to the coalition, to larkin street and youth services and especially to the san francisco transadvisory committee who i have mentioned before the work that they continue to do to make sure that we call attention to all of the inequities and the various city departments as it relates to funding and how it needs to change to make an impact on the lives of people who are a part of this amazing community and a true important part of

and i really want to thank tony newman because tony newman -- [applause] and she's a force and is committed work and she has hit the ball rolling with staffing up and working with folks in the community and making it clear what was needed, which makes it easier to provide the funding right to the places where we know that it's needed the most -- rental subsidies and wraparound support and services and making sure that we have the right people in place to get the job done so that we can get people off the streets and to get them into housing. so thank you so much to tony and the work that you do, to the mayor's office on housing and community development, and to the coalition, to larkin street and youth services and especially to the san francisco transadvisory committee who i have mentioned before the work that they continue to do to make sure that we call attention to all of the inequities and the various city departments as it relates to funding and how it needs to change to make an impact on the lives of people who are a part of this amazing community and a true important part of san fra

and i really want to thank tony newman because tony newman -- [applause] and she's a force and is committed to this work and she has hit the ball rolling with staffing up and working with folks in the community and making it clear what was needed, which makes it easier to provide the funding right to the places where we know that it's needed the most -- rental subsidies and wraparound support and services and making sure that we have the right people in place to get the job done so that we can get people off the streets and to get them into housing. so thank you so much to tony and the work that you do, to the mayor's office on housing and community development, and to the coalition, to larkin street and youth services and especially to the san francisco transadvisory committee who i have mentioned before the work that they continue to do to make sure that we call attention to all of the inequities and the various city departments as it relates to funding and how it needs to change to make an impact on the lives of people who are a part of this amazing community and a true important part of

has been an amazing accomplishment in this city, and thank you, tony newman, for our leadership.ve got one of our first buildings, and there's lots more to come, along with wraparound services for our trans seniors. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and in san francisco, we do celebrate a new record low of new h.i.v. infections, less than 200 last year. thank you, dr. brent colfax, for your leadership in the department of health. we know we will continue to make those investments that we'll get to zero. we know that we did the count around homeless youth. about 50% of the youth that are homeless in this city identify as lgbt, and we want to make sure that we help the next generation of young people growing up in this community so that they have hope. so many great things but also so much more work to do. and i am really confident in the leadership of this city to really help us move forward on so many different levels. as we think about just the attacks that we have been under. i mean, we just had a visit from the other number 45 here this weekend, and i can't help but think a

has been an amazing accomplishment in this city, and thank you, tony newman, for our leadership. we've got one of our first buildings, and there's lots more to come, along with wraparound services for our trans seniors. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and in san francisco, we do celebrate a new record low of new h.i.v. infections, less than 200 last year. thank you, dr. brent colfax, for your leadership in the department of health. we know we will continue to make those investments that we'll get to zero. we know that we did the count around homeless youth. about 50% of the youth that are homeless in this city identify as lgbt, and we want to make sure that we help the next generation of young people growing up in this community so that they have hope. so many great things but also so much more work to do. and i am really confident in the leadership of this city to really help us move forward on so many different levels. as we think about just the attacks that we have been under. i mean, we just had a visit from the other number 45 here this weekend, and i can't help but thi

has been an amazing accomplishment in this city, and thank you, tony newman, for our leadership.f our first buildings, and there's lots more to come, along with wraparound services for our trans seniors. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and in san francisco, we do celebrate a new record low of new h.i.v. infections, less than 200 last year. thank you, dr. brent colfax, for your leadership in the department of health. we know we will continue to make those investments that we'll get to zero. we know that we did the count around homeless youth. about 50% of the youth that are homeless in this city identify as lgbt, and we want to make sure that we help the next generation of young people growing up in this community so that they have hope. so many great things but also so much more work to do. and i am really confident in the leadership of this city to really help us move forward on so many different levels. as we think about just the attacks that we have been under. i mean, we just had a visit from the other number 45 here this weekend, and i can't help but think about not onl

has been an amazing accomplishment in this city, and thank you, tony newman, for our leadership. we've got one of our first buildings, and there's lots more to come, along with wraparound services for our trans seniors. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and in san francisco, we do celebrate a new record low of new h.i.v. infections, less than 200 last year. thank you, dr. brent colfax, for your leadership in the department of health. we know we will continue to make those investments that we'll get to zero. we know that we did the count around homeless youth. about 50% of the youth that are homeless in this city identify as lgbt, and we want to make sure that we help the next generation of young people growing up in this community so that they have hope. so many great things but also so much more work to do. and i am really confident in the leadership of this city to really help us move forward on so many different levels. as we think about just the attacks that we have been under. i mean, we just had a visit from the other number 45 here this weekend, and i can't help but thi

has been an amazing accomplishment in this city, and thank you, tony newman, for our leadership.ot one of our first buildings, and there's lots more to come, along with wraparound services for our trans seniors. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and in san francisco, we do celebrate a new record low of new h.i.v. infections, less than 200 last year. thank you, dr. brent colfax, for your leadership in the department of health. we know we will continue to make those investments that we'll get to zero. we know that we did the count around homeless youth. about 50% of the youth that are homeless in this city identify as lgbt, and we want to make sure that we help the next generation of young people growing up in this community so that they have hope. so many great things but also so much more work to do. and i am really confident in the leadership of this city to really help us move forward on so many different levels. as we think about just the attacks that we have been under. i mean, we just had a visit from the other number 45 here this weekend, and i can't help but think about

has been an amazing accomplishment in this city, and thank you, tony newman, for our leadership. one of our first buildings, and there's lots more to come, along with wraparound services for our trans seniors. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and in san francisco, we do celebrate a new record low of new h.i.v. infections, less than 200 last year. thank you, dr. brent colfax, for your leadership in the department of health. we know we will continue to make those investments that we'll get to zero. we know that we did the count around homeless youth. about 50% of the youth that are homeless in this city identify as lgbt, and we want to make sure that we help the next generation of young people growing up in this community so that they have hope. so many great things but also so much more work to do. and i am really confident in the leadership of this city to really help us move forward on so many different levels. as we think about just the attacks that we have been under. i mean, we just had a visit from the other number 45 here this weekend, and i can't help but think about n

president trump who served as grand marshal of the race tweeted prayers for newman, calling him, quote, great and brave. tony? >> all right. our thoughts to the family, as well. thank you so much. >>> we have breaking news from the democratic presidential race where a poll out shows how much michael bloomberg is affecting the campaign. it finds the former new york mayor is now in second place with 19% support behind bernie sanders who has jumped into a commanding lead at 31%. the 19% qualifies bloomberg to debate the other candidates for the very first time tomorrow night in nevada. nikole killion is in las vegas for us. good morning. so the campaign is responding how exactly? >> reporter: good morning to you, tony. this morning, michael bloomberg's campaign responded by saying that qualifying for this debate shows that the former mayor's message is resonating with americans, and he looks forward to competing with the other candidates on stage wednesday night. keep in mindnd bloomberg is not running here in saturday's caucuses where the candidates are reaching out to a more diverse group of voters. >> having

newman, and cynthia revo. if she wins, she will become the youngest person to have an emmy, grammy, oscar, and tony award. >> this is something i've always wanted to do, nominated or not, to do this is unbelievable.>> reporter: billie eilish will take the stage for a special performance. that is not the only surprise in store. >> we have some surprises the people are not expecting. it will make the show feel more contemporary. >> reporter: the academy awards come to you live from the doubly theater on sunday night. >>> ktvu fox2 news at 5:00 darts now. >>> the front door was kicked in. look at this incredible video. a homeowner came face-to-face with intruders. this is not the only house the criminals targeted in this neighborhood. good evening, i am allison rodriguez. >> thankfully the homeowners were not injured. a would-be thief goes to the door and knocks. watch this video. you can see them on the doorbell camera. when no one answers, he leaves, and they come back and kick the door in. there they are. you can see they come running up to the front, from the sidewalk and into the house. they realize, but he was

newman, and harriet starr, cynthia revo. if areva wins, she will become the youngest person to have an emmy, a grammy, and oscar, and a tony award one of those things that i've always wanted to do. so to be able to do special performance. that issome try surprises that will make the show feel more contemporary. >> the 92nd annual awards will come to you live from the dolby's theater on sunday night. i should have the, foxnews. struck i just asked really, what was your finishing mood move if you had to take me down, top row, elbow. >> i did not challenge her for that. >> i can't believe that your little girl gets in the mix. >> sodas her older brother. >> i like that. he goes back at her. i've got to tell them, calm down. >> that is how bayley started playing. you never know. >>> will see you guys at the chinese new year parade tomorrow night. 6:00. if you can't make it, that is also on eric starting at 6:00 tomorrow night. downtown san francisco right along market street in noon. wendy williams is up ♪ feel it, feel it, feel it ♪ let's go ♪ come on,ou need it ♪ how you doin'? ♪ how-how-how-how you doin'? now, here's... wendy! [c

tony dokoupil. terrifying daytona wreck. a fiery crash at the end of the great american race injures a star driver and alarms millions of nascar fans. the latest on ryan newman's. >>> bloomberg takes the stage. a new poll out this morning qualifies billionaire candidate michael bloomberg for his first primary debate. whe lanthe latest national standings and what this means for his democratic rivals. >>> uber whistleblower. in her first tv interview, susan fowler talks about her harassment allegations at the ride-sharing giant. how the company faced uphelfafter she made her story public. >>> bottoms way up. in our "rising costs" series we