the first ban, criminal background checks for ten ants. sporters say this will help.hel. >> thanks for joining us. the goal is to help people trying to make a fresh start out of jail but it has land lords worried about the implications.. >> the thought is that housing applications have a check box on them. i asks have you ever been convicted of a felony? if that box is checked, it is likely that application or sometimes it will go into a rejection pile. that is about to change very soon that question will not be appearing on rental applications in the city of oakland.

it is called the fair chance housing ordinance to prevent criminal background collection on potential ten ants. the city council did it as way to address homelessness and those passed through the criminal justice system a chance to find housing of the one showed the majority of those in homeless camps were formally incarcerated. those who own rental properties are worried about the implications. >> i think he can speak for most landlords, knowing someone's criminal background is an important thing to know about their tenant worthiness. this is a law that was enacted in seattle. it is being challenge in the seattle and it will probably face a legal challenge here. >> reporter: at stake is whether property own the right to do criminal background check because they face liability for things could happen on their property if they rent to the wrong person.

berkeley city council is considering passing a similar ordinance next month. >> when would this be enacted? what would landlords do in the meantime while they wail for a decision? >> reporter: well, the law takes effect immediately but land lords will be given a six-month grace period according to the fair housing coalition. they said that will be a period of outreach to explain the implications to land lords. the one real estate attorney said what it is now for landlords, if a rental application is going out, to fill in that box so it is not something people have to fill out on their application. >> all right. thank you. >> we want to hear your ideas by joining a better bay area facebook group. an officer involved shooting that shut down interstate 580 this morning. it all started as they pulled

over a driver on a suspected dui. they were about to conduct a field sobriety test on that driver when another car started driving right at them. officers fired their weapons, shooting the droifr. >> we don't know how many people are involved or if other vehicles are involved or others in the nearby vicinity. >> police stay two men did not know each other. the suspect was taken away in hand cuffs in an ambulance. court cases in santa clara were interrupted by a bomb threat. serving okay now. just a reiomb threat to the downtown superior court house and old county both were evacuated. people slowly filing back inside two hours later.

no bombs or explosives were found. the idea of more development is worrying people who live in the area. >> the fair grounds near delaware. the renovations may just be too much. >> reporter: for the county, this is exciting stuff. they envision bringing more businesses into the area. making this place shinier and more attractive. we went right to the neighborhoods. they're telling me they're worried about more traffic, more congestion and yes, month development. they want to make sure the plans proceed thoughtfully. >> we want to do more business seminars. to do that, we need to renovate a couple of the buildings and we think we need build a hotel. >> a 200-room hotel, a parking

garage, renovations to the event center's buildings. that's the vision as they plan for the site's put to. it is becoming common where you see new housing everywhere. even a new caltrans station is in the works. >> a huge topic in the neighborhood. >> a huge toppeck at this local barber shop, too. it has been in san mateo since the 1960s. >> i think it should fit the size of our town and not try to blow it up too much. the growth is good. >> living in the neighborhood, it is already a problem with all the events. there's not enough parking for everyone as it is. they park in the neighborhoods. they leave their trash. >> reporter: the ceo of the event center understands

resident concerns. >> it is that process that we're invest in the continuing. >> we're working the city of san mateo. we're not rushing. we won't present this to the public at a public session until we're positive we have the right plan. >> reporter: in case you're wondering, the county isn't getting into the hotel business. they plan to lease it out. but that's what they plan to do the rest of the 84 and they play to do it countywide. let's turn to the weather. when a difference a day makes. >> pretty nice right there. >> this is our mt. tam camera. a little hazy on the right side

there. >> the clouds haven't burned off. here's a look at live doppler 7. we have no precipitation showing up. it is 59 degrees right now. check out the low 60s. san jose warmed up quite nicely. 55 in half moon bay. this is the view looking westward. we have some other mild readings. low to mid 60s, santa rosa, petaluma, fairfield, livermore. however, there is some rain in the forecast over the next seven days beginning oh the weekend. i'll give you a closer look at that. when the rain is expected and where it is likely to fall. >> a vote to raise tuition at uc schools across the state has been stopped. at least for now. students weren't properly notified. state law requires public universities to tell student

leaders at least 30 days before posting prices. they did this but they failed to post it ten days in advance. >> if you're increasing tuition hikes, you're effectively destroying foundations that allow undocumented students, homeless students, students of color to attend the ucs. >> governor newsom who sits on the board came out against the price hike. the proposal has only been delayed and it is unclear when it will be rescheduled. >> now a sale, an old fire house for just $1. there is a catch. you have to move this long decommissioned fire station. this is not a small building. you have to move it at your own expense. live in fremont with the details. are you a buyer right now?

>> well, what about you? how many times have we said you can't buy anything for a dollar anymore? you could be the owner of this fire station for just $1. let me tell but it. access is easy this wide roll-up door. and wall to wall concrete. what else can i say? this is an incredible deal. the two-story fire house has been around since the 1950s. the land and store fronts slated for a modern complex of 93 raenl apartments and retail space. you can see it is in poor condition. abandoned 12 years ago. it could be yours for a buck. the buyer will need to move it. >> it will be somewhat difficult, i assume. it is a process that has been done before. >> the cost of moving it could cost a half million dollars. that wouldn't include the land it sits on. al took part in about a dozen meetings to decide if the fire

house should be incorporated into the project. this is how it would look. or if it should be demolished and look like this. >> everybody came and talked and the council deed, move the firee station. >> reporter: he sat on the review board for eight years. he's skeptical the building would hold up if moved. >> the only thing we have in life are our memories and dreams. it's a helpry and soon it will be gone. >> reporter: it is sensitive to community input. the fire house will be reynold with a display of old >> this side of the cafe will be dedicated to art pieces and photographs, hopefully if the museum and others would have that. this poll as you can see would be the original pole embedded into the wall.

you have only 60 days to get in your bid. you submit with the builders. share t they're live in fremont. virus concerns. the new corona virus. the warning and why you might not need worry. b.a.r.t. safety. what is being targeted and the new efforts to keep you safe. movie

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abuse power and obstruct congress. >> president trump withheld hundreds of millions of dollars to a strategic partner at war with russia. to secure foreign help with his re-election. in other words, to cheat. this effort threatened the security of ukraine and its military struggle with russia and compromised our own national security interests because the president cared only about his personal, political interests. >> there was no doubt the direction came from the president of the united states. the president was the center of this scheme. >> president trump attacked the impeachment trial before he left the forum in davos, switzerland. >> they talked about their tremendous case. they had no case. it is all a hoax. it is a con job like schiff.

>> the president said he wants his top aides to testify dufrg the trial but says the national security concerns might keep that from happening. you can get all the updates on air and online. new developments in the corona virus outbreak. the city is shutting down outbound flights and trains as the country battles the spread of a now virus. >> 17 people have died. at least 540 people have been sickened. today the world health organization put off deciding whether to declare it a global health emergency, asking its expert committee to continue investigating. >> today, clearing up concerns about corona virus. >> there are about seven corona virus that's affect humans. four not a big deal. it causes the common cold.

three of them, sars, acute, now we have this 2019 novel corona virus. what initially was really causing the alarms is both mers and sars affected thousands of people. in sars, you remember from 2003, we had about 800 people die from that. >> and everybody started wearing their sars masks. is that something we noted to tart doing? >> so far the novel corona virus that we're seeing seems to be a little more mild. scientists are trying to figure out the steblt of human to human transition and to see how contagious it is. it seems to be on the lower end of the illness spectrum. it is still too early. >> if you were to develop these symptoms, which are like flu-like symptoms? >> they're very vague. they could be a general cold symptoms, 92-lying. a lot of people reporting a

country to cough, fever, sore throat, trouble breathing, and some people are hospitalized needing ventilation, had help breathing with even signs of pneumonia. if you're sick, you need to see a health care professional. what is really important to note, if you feel like you've been in contact with someone who is at risk, or you yourself were in one of these provinces, go into the doctor is not only going to help but the tracking of the disease. you'll be a public health defender. >> help me to understand. let's to go sars or mers. why don't we hear about then nip? >> fortunately both were kind of contained at the time because of the same measures we're seeing now. so scientists try to work backwards and say case zero. how did it start? so mers we believe started from a camel host. a lot viruses can jump from animal to human and then turn to

how many to human transition. so camel to human with mers and then cats to hups with sars. we know that at a seafood market is where most of the cases originated. now it is popping up in japan, thailand, hong kong, beijing, and there are 100 international flights to about 20 countries. we need contain it. part of that is quarantining the flights and making should that you are we really understand who is coming in they were huge in hospital settings of the. >> it is potentially scary because could it spread so quickly. >> a little more sunshine today of the. >> yes. w'll have more the next day and

the next day. here's a look at the forecast. the miami forecast, yeah! bright skies and dry conditions. some lingering clouds. you can see how bright the sky is over san francisco. looking down from sutro tower. currently vinyl degrees and low 60s, redwood city, a little warm-up has occurred in many places. the temperature readings are in the low to mid 60s. blue squi the golden gate. on an unsettled pattern that develops over the weekend will continue into next week. overnight, look for partly cloudy to mainly clear skies. a lot of fog is developing in the central valley.

some of that will spill in in the low lying areas in the inland valleys and around the bay as well. so look for some early morning fog. 45 to 47 degrees in most locations. the highs will be in the low to mid 60s across the bay area tomorrow. rain chances over the next seven days will be substantial beginning saturday. 50% on monday. each of those days, the storm activity will rank one. we'll be in a little bit of a damp pattern. in it friday into saturday morning, we'll see system dropping down. some locations could get some wet weather.

that may not be the end of it. we'll have a pretty wet period of weather. where do we stand in terms of normal rainfall? 74% in san francisco. 80% in santa rosa. most are pretty well below average. the prediction center has the eight to 14-day outlook for california and the bay area. we're expected to be drier than normal. even though we have some light rain coming our way, it doesn't look like enough to lift us up to the normal level for this time of year. >> hopefully we have some nice weather coming. >> a film festival that hopes to entertain. this year's gold coming up.

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>> the more folks that get out there and tell amazing stories the better we are. >> reporter: they are deeply committed to technology and social awareness and tackling issues such as homelessness. psas will run in many of the shows. >> scary, the rate of people that are becoming homeless daily. it is not going to go away unless we all get involved in it. so we have to be empowered with knowledge. >> more than 600 unique experiences are planned including 130 world and u.s. film premiers, as well as dance, comedy, fashion, music and much more over a 13-day period. were all the experiences, the technology, everything, there has to be a story involved in everything we do. to put it together.

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doesn't meet the requirements of the new law. >> if they don't get their act together, we'll do it. full stop. governance, transparency, oversight and safety. they're not where they need to be. >> pg&e has not responded to this new letter. in an effort to build a better bay area, we look at issues like safety on b.a.r.t. last may we showed you this video of someone's cell phone being stolen. this is right out of their hands. we're learning about a huge spike in laptop and cell phone thefts. abc7 news contributor phil revealed some staggering new numbers. what did you find? >> we found the number of steps has gone up and up and up. it was interesting where it's gone up. primarily in san francisco. san francisco is the transit hub, the tourist hub, it is the place where more people are bound to be and more are stolen than anywhere else. somebody sitting there. think of it. chances are you have your phone.

the target is usually the person holding it and using it at the same time with their thumb. they're not gripping it. the thieves can just snatch it out and they're out the door. what that means is they're on the platform. any witnesses and victims still in a sealed train where the door just closed and they're going 40 miles per hour down the tracks. so it is an easy getaway crime. 118 thefts last year. coliseum station in west oakland, 163. it is going up and the cops are trying to react to it. >> on that theme we walked the the b.a.r.t. director. he said the new chief will make a difference. >> we have lateral transfers that have come in. 12 of them. they're not getting cars. they're not going to have electric motorcycles. they're going to be riding the trains and on the platforms.

it is really what they have wanted. ten community service officers. physical presence on the trains themselves is the important thing. >> the director has a point. more police presence will make more people feel comfortable and it will put people on notice that there could be a cop around. but the fact is, stealing a cell phone, it is worth less than $950 used. you get $300 to $400 on the market. you can sell it within a can you please minutes in downtown san francisco. it is a misdemeanor. you're going to get a ticket that you're caught. that's it. irens a ticket. i'm sorry to say, if you're interested in grabbing a couple bucks, it is an easy way to do it. >> so you want to see more

police on the trains and the ambassador programs as well. >> we just have to pay more attention. this is an opportunity of timing? and naivete. you have opportunity, timing and somebody that is susceptible. i was talking to a guy yesterday. i went on b.a.r.t. and he was doing what i was talking about. one hand like this with his hand on the strap. i said do you ever think about it getting stolen? he said how would anybody grab this? i'm surrounded by people. that's just the target you're looking for. quick grab, surrounded by people. he said no. i feel like everybody is around me. it won't happen. >> the one thing i would say is the point chat you have to be paying most attention is when you're about to stop at a station. that's when the guy will snatch it and be out the door. >> nobody will take it. >> nobody steals from the sardines while they're in the can. the door opens and they've got

it. it is timed down to the second. he was out the door and the door closed right behind him. nobody could have chased him if they wanted to. if we're going to build a better bay area, we seemed to be lax with it. you see people sleeping. we can do things ourselves. we've got to. we have to do more. report more. and you have to be ridge is land. they need to make it harder to grab it. they're moving in that

direction. something, believe it or not, that some b.a.r.t. directors weren't too crazy about. you can read the columns in the "san francisco chronicle" every wednesday and sunday. >> now to some garbage. there was a ribbon cutting for one of the new smart trash receptacles. the big belly cans are solar powered and using sensors, can compact trash automatically as they fill up. they hold up to three times the amount of garbage. eventually 80 of these big bellies will be installed throughout san francisco. a surcharge to help? would you support that? and support animals and flying. are you ready to retire? getting the my money should work as hard as i do. so i use my freedom unlimited card to buy all the latest tech stuff.

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sale with all sales final. at one point, they had 450 locations nationwide. and closing up shop around the country, the chain announced it is closing about 100 of its 600 stores. it is based out of columbus, ohio. the news comes days after it announced it was laying off 10% of the staff members at its headquarters and the new york city design studio. >> hard to compete with amazon for all these brick and mortar stores. some advice for young people they seldom here. check your social security account and changes to the system. >> those who don't check could be out substantial money. >> social security pays when you and your family need at this time most. when you're incapable of working, when you retire. you need to track what's going on with your account. >> here to talk about it, george

from morgan stanley. a good friend of t. >> you have to check your social security and find out how much money you hae in the account. you have to find out how much you'll get when you reach your full retirement age. a lot of people decide to take it early at 62 instead of waiting until 66 or 67. when they do, they take a 25% discount so there's less moan than someone who delayed until 66 or even until 70. there is a 72% difference in what you would get. >> i just saw some stats that said, it was about a third of the people were wrong by thinking, if they took it early, once they hit 65 or 66, 67, they would then get a bump up. >> this is the most important thing. when we reach our late 70s and 80s, we're no longer working and we need somebody to turn the light bulb in for us, we have to have some money. so the social security check, it

is lompg evident insurance. it had pays you every month. you want the biggest check that you can. when you're in your late 70s or 80s, you'll need more money to live. >> most people grab at this time second they can get it. >> most people take it at age 62. 75% of the population does and it is a mistake. it is a small amount of money. if you take it at 62, your monthly income will be about $1,500. if y waited until you were 66, it would be about $3,000. if you could delay until 70, it could be about $3,900. and it is the most tax efficient benefit on the planet. you only pay federal tax on 85% of it and there's no state tax. so you can't beat that in terms of of a return on the investment. you have to be patient and delay. for some people, they have to take it at 62 and it is a problem into the future. so we want to encourage people to wait until their full retirement. >> are there any changes in social security we need to keep

track of? >> the second they know i like about social security, you get a check. the second thing is you get a cost of living increase. we've had low inflation so the cost living increase this year for 2020 is 1.6%. if you took it earlier, 1.6% on a small number on $1,500 is about $2,500 more a month. if you delay it until later, and you had a check of 3,000 or $3,900, 1.6 on a bigger number is more cash used to pay bills and things like that. >> putting it off just keeps paying and paying. >> it is hard to do that. you have to stretch because we're you a living longer and longer. >> should you bridge money with your 401(k) money? >> it is a math problem. we advise our clients, spend down the assets which we tell you never to do so you can delay taking your social security. that will be recurring income over the next 10, 20, 30 years for some people. actually a single person over their lifetime, if they have their full retirement benefits,

it could be well over $1 million. so for a couple, you just doubled down on that. a couple million. a free cash amount you can count on. you can put less pressure on your portfolio because you know that you're going to get this bigger amount to help fund the monthly cash flow. >> so you can think longer term with your portfolio. >> absolutely. you have to take your wreth and look into the future and think about your longevity and what that will cost. if you what the mean average is, 50,000 for retirement. not going to be near enough. you need to have a lot more moan so social security can if i have gap. >> from morgan stanley, brilliant as always. >> especially in you're getting close to retirement. expense her never retire. >> sometimes i tire but i don't retire. here's a look at live doppler 7. we have dry conditions. we'll see a little fog

developing in some spots. specially in the low lying areas in the inland valleys. overnight lows will be in the mid to upper 40s. look for bright skies but with some thin high clouds. the high temperatures will be in the low to mid 60s. partly cloudy, mild tomorrow, even milder on freeway. there is a pretty good chance of rain developing with showers ranks only a 1. the storm is of light intensity. there is a lingering chance of north bay showers on tuesday and wednesday. it will be wet for a while but enjoy the dry weather while we have it. >> it is now san francisco's turn to take part in restaurant week. the nationwide trend trying generate business for local establishments.

it is designed to attract customers. >> more than 100 establishmentes are taking part. restaurant weeks are now common place all around the country. oakland, they wrap theirs up on monday. looking ahead, napa valley's restaurant week starts sunday and runs through february 1st. right now, dan is here with what's ahead. >> two of the biggest automakerser that's of cars. we're going to explain which ones and why. plus, the breakdown. who actually gets to buy super bowl tickets as demand, destination and popularity turn whole thing into a game of percentages. and the iconic mascot who gets killed off during the super bowl. those stories and more when

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here's more on the new business he just launched. >> reporter: throwing bull's-eye after buzz eye. it takes talent and determination. >> i was fortunate to be up in two in the nation. it qualified me to could that poet on the u.s. team international internationally in the czech republic. >> reporter: he is allowing others to try their hand as a lumber jack with the new business. he has competed in lumber jack and wood chopping sports around the world. >> it is a good feeling. >> visitors come for an adventure and something new. they say people warm up to it. >> i have kids of you a ages fd elders, senior citizens and every person, over 300 poem in the last three weeks has been able to take axe and throw

bull's-ey bull's-eyes. >> it is a never everybodying amazing wood freshener. >> we've got targets from ponderosa pine. all of our cedar counter tops were salvaged from a local burn scar. >> if you're interested, there are several thousand bay area locations where you can enjoy some axe throwing including daly city and berkeley. i have some friends who have gone there, done it. they all loved it. so give it a shot. you can get the latest news any time with the abc7 news app. with enhanced features, more customization and push alerts. you can get more of the news that you want delivered to your phone. thanks for

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