poverty isn't just in chinatown. it's actually across all neighborhoods, and actually, from one of our reports that we found that actually 30% of those living in poverty are actually on the west side. so we have a lot of families living--we have multiple families living in different units, in in-law units that aren't actually being counted. robert: are there any solutions in sight, any kind of programs that gear toward trying to solve this problem? it's so vast. malcolm: well, i mean, i think with regards to, you know, the housing situation, you know, i think over the past several years, the focus has been on producing more housing, and certainly, we should do that. but i think that we now need to start looking at preserving housing and protecting what we've got. in san francisco, the rent-controlled housing stock is really one of the most critical assets for affordable housing. you know, and i think what we're trying to do is work with the city and with the san francisco foundation, and a number of advocates in the

chinatown. >> our father loved chinatown. the people, the restaurants, the shots. -- the shops. >> he join the fight to make life better for families here in chinatown in the 70s. the elevator in her building was broken. she was raped and murdered after taking a dark stairway. lee was with the asian law caucus. he demanded better conditions. >> i want to use the law to open up doors for people were being prevented from being successful. >> he was a community hero back in the day. >> crime was a problem. maintenance and oversight issues played this area. >> they didn't feel safe. ed lee raised his sword again. after taking the office, he revamped the office. out of those meetings came the push for something new. >> there was a new plan that mayor lee and others decided to jump into. it's called the rad program. >> even though the program allow the city to give these buildings to the for-profit companies, they had a spin on it. they wanted to let nonprofit organizations lead the charge. >> i think

for chinatown public health center, the team is working with our consultant to better understand the seismic scope. we have learned that -- i think one of the best things to move forward with the next round of projects is to understand the total project scope. one of the things we learned earlier for both were identified as tender project when added to the bond program but since then we've had to encure the cost of the seismic retrofit. we're working with the team to identify the scope and identify other needs for that project so when we do move forward with chinatown public health center, we have a much more realistic project scope. for the infrastructure project, we are moving forward with that scope. it's a cost-sharing between the project -- the bond program and puc. >> i'm sorry that's puc community health centers. >> public utilities commission. the infrastructure improvement are a capital project working in c conjunction with public utilities to identify mechanical improvements for energy efficiency for the community health centers there's been a couple community health center

still that serves 2000 district in the chinatown in the past it was the tradition and my family was the royal chef in the pot pals that's why we learned this stuff and moved from here to have dragon candy i want people to know that is art we will explain a walk and they can't walk in and out it is different techniques from stir frying to smoking to steaming and they do show of. >> beer a royalty for the age berry up to now not people know that especially the toughest they think this is - i really appreciate they love this art. >> from the cantonese to the hypomania and we have hot pots we have all of the cuisines of china in our chinatown you don't have to go far. >> small business is important to our neighborhood because if we really make a lot of people lives better more people get a job here not just a big firm. >> you don't have to go anywhere else we have pocketed of great neighborhoods haul have all have their own uniqueness. >> san francisco has to a >> (clapping.) >> in san francisco the medical examiner performs the function of investigating medical and legal that occurs wi

these processions here in san francisco's chinatown starts at 11 a.m. but the big lunar new year festival is going on next saturday. that is a large production going around union square. so prepare for that if you are planning on bringing in this new year with all the fanfare possible. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> so does anyone want to attempt to say happy new year in chinese? >> i think anne did a good job. >> we'll leave it at that. >> i have a lot of chinese friends and, yeah, they taught me. i think it's kung hei fat choi. >> a little different. anne did a good job. i'm sure i'll be criticized for the way i pronounced it, too. happy new year, everyone, happy new year. >>> is it happy out there on the roads? >> no. >> no? >> i'm so sorry. [ laughter ] >> maybe wear red this morning so when you hit the freeways you will have some luck your way. all right. south 880 paseo grande an accident slow conditions through 880 out of oakland into san leandro and hayward. so couple things going on. your drive times are slow from 238 to 84. w

a lot of celebrations happening in chinatown today. you can hear firecrackers going off, intermittently. there was a huge dragon here in this intersection just a few minutes ago. one of many celebrations welcoming the year of the dog. [ music ] >> reporter: san francisco's chinatown is alive with the sights and sounds of lion dance performers on the first day of the new lunar year. >> chase await evil spirit and bring us good luck. >> reporter: wong is the leader of the troupe. >> i think united states people can be very prosperity and wealthy and, um, safe. >> reporter: some people have made special trips for the celebration. >> what better place, san francisco, the biggest chinatown. >> reporter: this mom and son came from hawaii with high hopes for the year of the dog. >> it's supposed to be a prosperous year and hopefully, you know, good health. >> reporter: it's not just the chinese new year being celebrated. all calendars based on the moon are kick off their year in cities around the world. the vietnamese tet festival is one of t

chinatown is showing more of the people will the traditional thepg. >> north beach is i know one of the last little italian community. >> one of the last neighborhood that hadn't changed a whole lot and san francisco community so strong and the sense of partnership with businesses as well and i just love north beach community old school italian comfort and love that is what italians are all about we need people to come here and shop here so we can keep this going not only us but, of course, everything else in the community i think local businesses the small ones and coffee shops are unique in their own way that is the characteristic of the neighborhood i peace officer prefer it is local character you have to support them. >> really notice the port this community we really need to kind of really shop locally and support the communityly live in it is more economic for people to survive here. >> i came down to treasure island to look for a we've got a long ways to go. ring i just got married and didn't want something on line i've met artists and local business owners they need money to

we are leaving city hall area and heading to chinatown to go look at all the work that public works and the other city departments are doing in preparation for the upcoming chinese new year. ♪ >> graffiti is a big problem right now. >> yeah, we need to make sure we do something about that. that makes my eyes hurt. the devil is in the details. so all the little things, that's what makes things look good. but right here is not a pleasant sightseeing planters with no plants and graffiti. we can make chinatown look really nice. >> the demands of the community in terms of sanitation, making sure things are clean, working, making sure the safety is being addressed, all the things that people take for granted in neighborhoods like this, there's a lot more need because there's a lot more people. ♪ >> making that thing look all right. how are you doing brother? that's okay. how is it going? things are looking nice. you're getting them touched up. all right. that's nice. ♪ okay linda. >> much better. >> get your gloves on. i need the brush. where's the brush? >> where's the scrubber. >> yea

and preparations are under way this morning in san francisco's chinatown. kpix 5's anne makovec is live there. good morning. anne, kenny taught me how to say happy new year in chinese. >> let's hear it. >> kung hei fat choi. >> pretty good. >> actually sounds better than my version earlier. i have been working on it. >> he gave me the thumbs up. [ laughter ] >> reporter: sounds good. that of course means wish you great happiness and prosperity which we wish to all of our viewers this morning. it is a new year. the year of the dog. if you live around chinatown you probably her fireworks late into the night. it's meant to scare away the evil spirits as we say good-bye to the year of the rooster and hello to the year of the dog. there is a procession here that starts at 11 a.m. and to get ready for the new lunar year, people have been gathering fresh fruit, oranges are good luck, and crisp new bills to fill red envelopes given as gifts. >> it's very important the red envelopes because that's a chinese tradition. and then i ask why this would be a new bill for

chinatown is the largest chinatown outside of asia and the oldest chinatown in north america. >> as we report, the sunset district also has a robust chinese community that is being showed in a new exhibit in the city. >> reporter: when edward tang walked his son through this exhibit of the main branch of the san francisco library for the first time he knew it was not just about history, this is about family. >> that is grandfather there ... >> i remember helping customers, because my mother was not able to speak english so i came back from school and took care of customers. >> reporter: he grew up in san francisco's sunset district. his father is considered a pioneer for moving his family to that neighborhood in the 1940s. they were one of the first chinese families to call the sunset home. >> somehow my dad was able to get first, get a business in the neighborhood that is unusual, and he then bought a home which was unusual. >> reporter: the sunset now is rich in both diversity and asian culture. but it was not always that way. >> we are in the outer sunset what used to be the outside

>> i just wanted to let you know i attended a walk in chinatown. the highlight of the walk was mayor farrell. we visited the golden gate cookie factory and the mayor make a message and special fortune cookie for his wife and wished a lot of happy lunar new year of the dog. i worked with the mayor and welcomed in the new year in the chinese new year parade on saturday. busy week. >> i attended our regular market business association meetings and our samba is going to be joining with the south beach business association, and also i attended an event, cosponsored by the arab american grocer association around ice raids in a time when businesses are being visited by ice in the city. >> great. >> so your two local business groups are merging? >> south beach and south -- >> and what was the reason for doing that? >> south beach had some infrastructure issues and we just decided to merge forces. >> share expenses and what not? >> yes. >> do we have public comment on item number 7? seeing none, closed. >> item 8, news business, new items for future conside

district 5 e 3 is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch of tight-knit neighborhoods people know he each other by name a wonderful placed physically and socially to be all of the neighborhoods north beach and chinatown the i try to be out in the community as much as and i think, being a the cafe eating at the neighborhood lunch place people come up and talk to you, you never have time alone but really it is fun hi, i'm one the owners and is ceo of cafe trespassing in north beach many people refer to cafe trees as a the living room of north beach most of the clients are loca

you can see the celebrations are still under way in chinatown. you may be able to hear firecrackers going off. even booths where people are being blessed by buddhist monks. stephanie is overseeing the final touches before these floats hit the streets of san francisco for the annual chinese new year parade. >> the year of the dog is an exciting year for everybody. it is just always fun to work with new creative ideas and new groups. >> organizers say san francisco's is one of the largest outside of china. more than 1 million people are expected to turn out. >> i think it is a good week to celebrate the multicultural lesson of the country, to be able to share. we're asian, so we would like to share our culture. >> folks will make their way through downtown san francisco and end here in chinatown where festivities are already under way. ♪ thousands came out to the street fair that includes live music, food stalls and firecrackers. the year of the dog suspect just about a big party. sit also a way to honor family tradition for a new young family. >

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take for example the bart two going into chinatown and the impact on businesses at union square and elsewhere. they come back and say we can provide funding for some of these businesses. we can do more signage to get more people going there. but those thoughts come up after a series of a lot of complaints. they don't come up because you had a process. so what i had in mind and which i hoped the committee was thinking about as well was let's take a look at whether people are getting what they thought they were getting and if they didn't, how did it change and how can we improve the communication to come closer to what we had in mind. >> i think it's addressing the very first part. how do citizens feel about a particular project now that it's done. and i think based on results, what we do with it, it's not something we want to post on the web site, it would be a beginning and end. >> and action report. >> this is the first time we're doing it, as discussed people seem to think it's a good idea. >> that's my recollection also. we discuss the basis for the merit and went on to say let's run a tri

it moves down kearny street and to the heart of san francisco chinatown. you can watch the parade here at 6 pm right after this newscast. ktvu julie haener will host the live broadcast. you can plan ahead to the parade and be aware of the forecast. temperatures will tumble into the evening. bundle up. mark tamayo is here .>>> a cool forecast and a cool weekend. a month ago the production crew started asking me about the forecast for tonight. hoping for no rain. no rainfall in the forecast. dry weather expected. 51 and a wind at 40 miles per hour. winds gusting to 21 miles per hour. until up by 6 pm. by 8 pm, upper 40s. 47 and clouds outside. a framework of san francisco . a few high clouds moving over the city right now. for today, clouds rolled through the area. even a few sprinkles and light showers. and portions of the north bay. there was a light rain in santa rosa. a few sprinkles in the town of sonoma. current numbers are chilly. 51, san francisco and 50s towards fremont, livermore and santa rosa, 54. a quick update on the winds. monday through miles

chinatown was extra busy today. people did last minute shopping and restaurants prepare traditional dishes or people celebrating by eating out.>> chinese new year is a celebration of food family and fortune. at -- restaurant the chef prepared the traditional vegetarian dish. along with -- dried oysters. symbols of prosperity and all things good.>> 90-year-old anna celebrates by eating a meal with family and friends.>> chinese people food is number one. all we ever think about is food.>> reporter: rolls pig is a popular dish for those celebrating at home. chinatown there are pop up stands selling items. storefronts are decorated.>> everything is supposed to be new and clean.>> reporter: longtime chinatown resident laura shows us how the tradition is observed.>> you can see the people dressing up festive.>> reporter: wearing red is a popular custom. as is shopping for produce.>> to pass the new year. you wash all the bad stuff. get the good stuff.>> reporter: the owner of this bakery shows us sweet and savory treats.>

we will enter to shoot -- introduce you to a chef in chinatown. >> if you are waking up to a chill in the air, things are changing a bit. >> a cold front is on its way. rain and snow would be coming to the bay area. we missed you yesterday but steve was telling us that the white stuff could be coming down. >> yes. on the way down to 1000 feet. not a whole lot of moisture. that will be a timing thing. if it comes overnight and if we get enough moisture, we might see something hit. high elevations will have a better shot of getting a little bit of rain. nothing like what what you would call -- we would call beneficial. we have a beautiful sunrise. 37 degrees in santa rosa, 50 in oakland. upper 50s in livermore and san jose is at 50 degrees. temperatures are little on the cold side. we are only going colder as we get into the days ahead. here's a look at your temperature change. we are a lot warmer this morning than where we were yesterday. tomorrow morning and the morning after, it will be quite cold. we do expect advisories at some point for all this chill. here's a look at what is goi

and warrior assistant coaches ron adams and mike brown also toured chinatown to explore more about the new year celebration sampling traditional chinese dishes. and the warriors will be wearing the chinese heritage uniforms again at home in an upcoming game, a big game against okc. hope it brings them good luck. and we also want to remind everyone of the lunar new year celebration going on at the asian art museum in san francisco next sunday, february 18 from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. with dancers, musicians, and storytellers to help roll in the year of the dog. it's always a big, fun event. well, stay with us. we wrap up our show with a mix of old and young the firebird youth chinese orchestra performs for us live in our studio next, don't miss it. we are always pleased and proud to have the firebird youth chinese orchestra here with us, especially around the lunar new year, and they are going to play for us. emily, tell us a little bit about why you and some of the other students here got involved in this. emily: we all wanted to learn more about our chinese heritage, and i think it's ver

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miss chinatown and you may get to ride on the warriors float, that is what it says here, is that right? they are going to let you on board that thing? >> live coverage gets under way at 6:00 right here on ktvu. of course starting at 5:00 tonight, before the festivities be sure to catch a special edition of ktvu fox 2 news. >>> let's talk about the jumps, the warriors won't participate in the parade tonight because they are he to be taking on the thudder. >> -- to be taking on the thunder. >> at the oracle. sorry, that was -- >> all right. then we -- >> maybe, yes. >> are we getting -- >> however the team plays the game in their chinese heritage uniforms. featuring the bridge and character for prosperity. i sat down with the owner to see what it means to be part of the chinese new year parade. >> the players won't be in the parade because they have a game to play in. priorities. what do you want the community to see when they see the warriors float making its way down san francisco. >> it's a sign of respect and an embrace to our chinese fans. because it's incredibly important part of w

thomas sung who founded it in t984 in chinatown. tell us a e about the background of the bank. >> thomas sung was a lawyer who realized one day that, in his own community in chinatown, that people could make deposits at esnks and -- but not get loans to build buss or buy homes, and he decided that was something he wanted to tryano , so he became a banker and started abacus over 30 years ago with express purpose to serve that community and help build thatommunity. >> brown: so i want to show a bttle clip here because your film is about thk but also an immigrant family and a particularly immigrant community, chinese-americans in new york. >> it's about exone oratingur entire community, no matter what we do, be it selling or a bank doing business. i told mr. sung, i'm glad they pick on you because you're a fighter. >> the bank fell easy to the attack especially because it's a family bank but he doesn't realize tom is not easy to be pushed around.my and irls, they are tough, smart, capable women. so courageous. >> although this is david

san francisco's chinatown is >>> the year of the dog starts tomorrow, the celebration starts tonight. >> san francisco's chinatown bustling as shoppers prepare for the family feast. >> reporter: celebrations are already underway we've been hearing a lot of firecrackers going on out here. in fact the cry -- the firecrackers are going on right now. we want to show you this year of the dog wall that went up, it's made of hundreds of envelopes like this. >> we put it in piece by piece. we spent at least 10 hours at least. >> nancy and her husband dennis decorated the wall with more than 100 year of the dog envelopes and have done so for the last two years. >> it's and on cut -- it's an icon for a lot of neighborhoods. we thought to make it a more beautiful wall.>> reporter: one block away on stockton street it is the last minute rush before the lunar new year. >> reporter: this woman waited an hour and a half in line to purchase chicken for her dinner tonight. and she says she is preparing white the feast -- quite the feast. >> yeah. a lot of things. >> reporter: we spoke to a lot of peop

and preparations are in full swing in san francisco which boasts the oldest and largest chinatown outside of asia. >> and as allie rasmus reports, the acting mayor urged people to shop and dine local. >> reporter: we are inside the golden gate fortune cookie in chinatown. and they are getting ready for the rush of customers they are expecting in the days leading up to the chinese new year parade. that's scheduled to happen in san francisco on saturday, february 24th. ahead of that you see mark farrell who has been talking to the business leaders and community members in chinatown. as part of the continuation of the campaign ed lee started, it's called shop and dine in the 49, the 49 square miles that make up san francisco. and he wants to promote small businesses and in the days leading up to the new year's parade, it's the best time to do that. >> neighborhoods are the heart and soul of our city and we want to support our small businesses in every single neighborhood of san francisco. it's a fun time to be in minetown. a lot of celebration happening and a great time to connect with the c

. >> chinatown will have the chinese new year's parade tomorrow. kpix5's jessica flores shows us what to expect. >> reporter: this is where the magic happens, pier 54. these floats will roll down tomorrow's chinese new year's parade and the star of the floats are the dogs because it is the year of the dog. the 21 floats will be rolled out for their debut as a san francisco tradition, the chinese new year parade. >> there are probably 10 different styles of light we worked into this floated. >> reporter: this master float builder said her team of crafts people from builders to painters have been working towards this moment for months. >> that's right. we started early december with the install crew and got very busy in -- small crew and got very busy in january and february and wrapped it up in the last few days to our core crew. >> reporter: some floats more traditional, others with a modern touch all celebrating the year of the dog. >> the dogs were a fun theme to work with because everybody loves dogs. everybody came in with a favorite and they a

. >> chinatown has been bustling all day as people prepare for the lunar new year celebration. mary lee tells us it includes a rush on the banks. >> reporter: that is right, the wells fargo behind us, a hot commodity. this mother and daughter wanted to make sure they had new bills with red envelopes in time for the new year. >> reporter: it is a lunar new year tradition for virginia honk and her 85-year-old mother can. they get new bills to celebrate the new year. >> and so, i want her to be happy and i want those around her to be happy. new year's money, it's not about the amount, it's the thought. >> reporter: live been coming to this area in chinatown for 35 years. they say it is so important to honor their culture and keep those traditions alive. >> okay. so she said, it's important to get the red envelopes because that is a chinese tradition. i asked her why it needs to be a new bill and she said for the new year you want everything to be new, it starts everything all over. >> reporter: wells fargo has been busy with customers asking for new money and red envelopes for the

and lastly homelessness, is a huge issue in chinatown. i can't go to any community meeting without this issue coming up we have been pushing for a nav centre and pushing hard for a nav centre and every time i'm told we need more funding for the nav centre and permanent supporting on the back end. this measure will support. that please support this measure. thank you. >> the chair: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is joseph. and i've been formally homeless for many years and i'm moving on and i want to support changes -- especially when it comes to homeless and the people on the streets because that brings -- the lack of protection in the homeless and the stability in the city and crime. we need to provide more funding for housing. and i support jeff kasinski100% because he makes a different city. i want him to run for mayor of the city and i thank you so much for your time. >> the chair: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, have advisors. mark gleason with teamsters joint council 7. our organization sits with pri

san francisco's chinatown is one of the largest in the nation... and every year the celebration is one to remember. the new year starts mid february... and continues for about 2 weeks. this year marks the year of the dog... the annual parade will be held on february 24th in chinatown. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... it's the new trend that could leave you with some serious health problems. why doctors are warning people to be careful with the water they ( james ) plus... a man in the south bay is recovering from serious burns after he says a vape pen exploded in his pocket. that victim spoke with kron 4 and shares his warning to other vape smokers. ( james ) and..gas prices continuing to rise... the reason behind this years pain at the pump... right after the break. ( james ) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge.san mateo outside...at the live look and here's a ( james ) introducing the pork belly blt from jack in the box. two strips of pork belly, green leaf lettuce, juicy tomatoes and tangy honey aioli even

the banquet is the annual fundraiser for the philadelphia chinatown development corporation. >> kate? >> well, we are finally headed into the weekend, and the good news is temperatures are on the way up. we're back to the 60s, both saturday, sunday, the bad news , not going to see much in the way of sun. few breaks of sunshine here and there early saturday, perhaps, nothing too much as far as beautiful weather is concerned. we will have couple of showers through the day sunday, but the heavier rain comes in saturday night into sunday morning. looks like some areas could see over an inch every rain, possibly even some locally higher amount, even though it is mild not a lot of time sunday to get outside and enjoy the warm >> coming up next the late show with steven coal bart. our morning crew is back tomorrow from 5:00 to 7:00. for kate, leslie everyone here , i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. always on at cbsphilly.com. >> good night, family, sleep well. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ann

the banquet is the annual fundraiser for the philadelphia chinatown development corporation. >> kate? >> well, we are finally headed into the weekend, and the good news is temperatures are on the way up. we're back to the 60s, both saturday, sunday, the bad news , not going to see much in the way of sun. few breaks of sunshine here and there early saturday, perhaps, nothing too much as far as beautiful weather is concerned. we will have couple of showers through the day sunday, but the heavier rain comes in saturday night into sunday morning. looks like some areas could see over an inch every rain, possibly even some locally higher amount, even though it is mild not a lot of time sunday to get outside and enjoy the warm ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all new 2018 subaru forester models. now through february 28th. >> coming up next the late show with steven coal bart. our morning crew is back tomorrow from 5:00 to 7:00. for kate, leslie everyone here , i'm ukee w

the parade starts tomorrow night at second and market streets and finishes up in chinatown. should be a great event. >> i saw one last weekend, they had a smaller parade there. it was really fun. >> that was the year of the puppy. >> yeah. last weekend, i guess so. >> new year's eve parade. >> they're going to have cool weather for all of those events this weekend. we've been talking about very chilly mornings, as we go through the day it only warms up a little bit. here is a look at storm ranger, this is our mobile doppler radar, the red beam you see going around from san jose and it's giving us a clean sweep this morning. we could be tracking some rain early next week, but in the meantime we have all clear skies, temperatures cold to start and most likely a lot more of the bay area for these interior valleys will be dipping below freezing around sunrise, but right now just above in napa where it's 33 degrees and 34 in fairfield, oakland now 40 degrees and also 40 degrees in san jose. our highs reaching into the mid 50s this afternoon, this is still about 8 to 9 degrees coo

to help chinatown. this guy is super bad. i've never seen anybody work as hard and long and i could not leave my wife and family for 10 years like he said. he's going to fly back immediately to hong kong and enjoy life. i don't know if you have grandkids or whatever, but we want to thank you on behalf of san francisco. you are a superstar. you are a mother teresa in a different way in chinatown and i love you so much the staff and the residents are here. 2 he's -- he is a bridge-builder. he tried to give life to seniors. and i can say too much. can everyone stand up that says that you love enoch? come on. oh, yeah. [cheers and applause] okay. say a few words. >> i'm so thankful and happy to have the chance to be here and with all the people in san francisco. i came here in 2005. my mother and sister wanted me to come here and i got my second career. so i have friends in san francisco and people here are very diversified. thank you for accepting me and letting me use my knowledge and my experience to serve the people. so in th

we want to make sure to support them and this is a fun opportunity to be down in chinatown. there is a lot of celebration happening, and it is a great time to connect with the community here.>> reporter: a lunar new year parade is happening here in san francisco on november 24 and is considered to be one of the largest parades of celebration in the world. hundreds of thousands people have lined market street to watch, and according to some of the parade organizers. the economic impact just in the neighborhood of chinatown alone is about $2 million just in that single day. that is why they want to remind people of this event, not just people around the world and the region who come to see it, but the people here in the city to remind them that the event is happening on that day and to support their local businesses. >>> it is a plan that has worked in other states, and some california leaders want to give it a try year. they want to move the state capital to make it easier to get to the polls and vote. >>> jeff the dog disappeared a year ago, and the owner thought he was gone