it is only for buses. bikes, and emergency vehicles. >> the reasons for changing market street match up with a lot of the issues we address when we talk about building a better bay area. >> kate larsen is live. how is this first evening commute under this new rule? >> reporter: i can tell you parking enforcement is out. we had to move our truck off of market street even though we have a commercial vehicle. you heard from mayor breed. i spoke to her today. she explained all the reasons they wanted to do this, improve safety for bicyclists and pedestrians. they want to get more public transportation and ease congestion, but there are a lot of people who are not happy with the changes. with the ceremonial toll of the city bell, the market street banned the private cars. >> this is a long time coming.

>> reporter: more than ten years. that's how long city hall spent working to make the 2.2 mile stretch closed to cars including uber and lyft. elizabeth cruz says the change makes navigating difficult. has it been harder today with market street closed? >> it is, because i got to go around. >> it's just nonsense, crazy. >> reporter: mark is on crutches and says with all the driving restrictions it's impossible to get a rideshare to drop him off at his destination. >> this morning there was essentially no way to get here. a ot of vendors showed up, couldn't get in and left. >> reporter: the he makes 80% of his income by selling his goods.

>> today we got one, two, eight. >> reporter: today traffic control officers made sure drivers knew go across market, not down it, and new signs indicate private vehicles are no longer legal. buses and taxis and bicycles kept the road busy. so where will all the private vehicles, ubers and lyfts go now that they can't go on most of market street? while the question remains, will mission street, will embarcadero, will all the streets surrounding this busy area be more congested? public works thinks no. but we will have to wait and see. i can see the embarcadero behind the camera, definitely looks busy. >> thank you, kate. check out how market street today compares to market street from last week. on the left side of the screen that was last thursday. on the right side you have today. so look at all the cars from

last week, and then today a lot more people, bikes went through, but definitely you're missing the cars that you see on the left-hand side. and this is actually market street where it intersects with beal, pine and market streets near the b.a.r.t. station looking toward the ferry building. cars can still cross market street at all intersections. and it does take a while to get used to traffic changes like this one. go online to share this article with your friends. it answers seven questions about the new car-free zone and has an interactive google map to see exactly what changed. now to the latest on the coronavirus as the number of deaths and infections continues to jump. 170 people have now died. more than 7700 people within china have the virus. that's a jump of almost 30% since the last update. outside the country. 68 people are infected,

including five in the united states. on thursday, the world health organization will gather a team of experts to vote on whether to declare a global health emergency. >> whole world needs to be on alert now. the whole world needs to take action and be ready for any cases that come. >> w.h.o. officials are concerned about person-to-person transmission reported among people who have never been to china. a flight carrying 195 passengers escaping the coronavirus outbreak in wuhan china arrived in california. the plane touched down at march reserve air force base in riverside county and was greeted by a ground crew in hazmat gear. passengers will remain at the base for three days while they undergo twice-daily health exams. >> they wanted to know their own status, the status of their children. family.

they want to protect others. >> after the three-day waiting % period, passengers will have the option to leave or stay for 11 more days, the entire duration of the incubation period. they will monitor those and notify their public health departments. a trip was cancelled to china. the quote was although the students are disappointed the health and safety is priority. they have sent students since 2010. public health officials have been urging people not to panic about a coronavirus outbreak here. there has been no person-to-person outbrea. >> reporter: for china, the biggest challenge is putting a lid on the spread of the virus. in the u.s. and other parts of the world the focus is on learning how it is transmitted

and how to prevent infections. there has been no person-to-person transmission in the u.s. >> this is a potentially very serious public health threat. but at this point, americans should not worry for their own safety. >> bay area public health officials have been spending a lot of time dispelling rumors. some people are donning face masks unsure of people around them and where he they might have traveled. officials say masks are not needed. >> the mask is really used for if you are having symptoms. >> reporter: what about potential exposure to the virus in crowds, such as at a theater, conference or super bowl party? >> flu season, cold season. if you're not feeling well, don't go to a gathering where there are lots of people. >> we're going to have to evaluate what is happening in china to really understand the biology of the virus and how

it's transmitted. it's too soon for us to know what's going to happen. >> reporter: so far coronavirus infections have originated only in china. confirmed cases have been only after ineffectfected patients l china. the cdc recommends the best protection is to use common sense steps for any virus. use hand sanitizer if water isn't available. use disinfecting wipes to clean surfaces. >> we know there is a lot of concern about coronavirus and you can rely on abc 7 news to let you know the very latest. download the app so you'll get breaking alerts and know if the health of people in the bay area is at risk. people convicted of certain crimes in alameda county will have a new way to clear their

records. there is a process for eligible people to expunge their records of convictions. people who qualify include those who have completed all terms of their probation. a man who wanted to learn more feels it could change his life. >> i was one of those people, you know, i was just trying to see how i can make a better impact on my life, my family's life, my fiance's life and my kid's life. >> there will be a saturday drop-in workshop at the library. the first session is scheduled for february 8th. an active shooter scare and tense lockdown at tam high earlier this week was all because of a former student allegedly filming a snapchat video. kris reyes shows you the weapon police seized. >> our detectives are able to locate the ak-47 replica which was determined to be an air soft

gun. >> reporter: reports of a man with this gun roaming the grounds of tam high led to monday's lockdown and hours of heavy police presence. >> officers responded within two minutes and began an initial search for the subject while calling for a lockdown of tam high school. >> reporter: the lockdown was lifted a few hours later after it was believed the man left the area in a car. but it wasn't until wednesday police made contact with a man who they say rented the vehicle. that man taurnurned himself? >> it led us to identifying michael kessler from fairfield, california as the person responsible for the large police response. >> reporter: police say he was a former student at the high school and was filming for snapchat. >> i think he put himself in grave danger along with all our students and our community. >> reporter: he faces charges

including possession of a weapon near school grounds and brandishing a replica firearm. >> safety is paramount for us. parents were really cooperative and patient during what was a really scary, scary incident for all of us. >> reporter: police did not have any information on whether kessler graduated from tam high school or whether he has current connection to the school. he is due in kworcourt on thurs. >> the i-team is breakingness tonighbreakingness. >> see how it relates to san francisco's airport. spring-like warmup is under way. how high will temperatures rise? find out in my accuweather forecast coming up. and i'm in miami beach. we are talking about the super bowl on a budget and how one man managed to make the trip for 14

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football fans in miami enjoyed a surprise sighting of a super bowl champion. michael strahan spent some time at the super bowl experience helping customers with his new merchandise. he spent 15 seasons with the new york giants and retired in 2008 after helping the giants win super bowl xlii >> people were really excited to

see him. we are getting you ready and set for liv. and a lot of people are descending on miami. >> that includes a team from abc 7 news with the sports director, larry beil live at the helm in miami. larry? >> reporter: yeah, ama, dan, the average ticket price to get into super bowl liv, as of this moment, is right around per seat. how do you get in if you do not happen to be a tech millionaire? we are joined live with that story. hi, amanda. >> reporter: yeah, larry, hello. i spoke with a few cool kids out near south beach. they call it ballin' on a budget. but i did meet a super fan serious about saving money. this is super bowl week on south

beach, with a speck of orange. ron, coming from denver, colorado, a diehard broncos fan who knows thousand do how to do budget. >> reporter: the man works in finance. he says fans can reap the benefit. >> if you can get a hotel the weekend before into wednesday, thursday, maybe friday of super bowl week you can do it on travel sites for under $100 a night, sometimes in the 60s. >> reporter: that's a steal. he has only scored tickets to one super bowl game. >> there's a lot of free and cheap and fun kind of events. so why not just enjoy that. and if i get into the game, great. >> reporter: here's what you do. plan early, get familiar with the city. when you see a good hotel deal you grab it. what is it about being in the host cities?

>> just the energy. if you're a football fan, the energy, the events, the a-list kind of opportunities, but you don't have to be an a-list person. >> reporter: he says to book travel before your team wins the afc. most allow cancellations within 24 hours. >> my hotel was $59 a night. >> reporter: of course experiences might cost you a bit more. but there are always coupons. >> the only thing i spent money on was super bowl opening night on monday night, and there was a promo code for ticket master that got 15% off, so it was like $18 to get into. >> reporter: from the kvtcomforf his own might ha flight out monday morning. >> judging by the number of yachts we have coming up and down the river walk, there's a

lot of people who can afford to pay crazy prices to get into the spoel. i don't know why every time you come to me, the police are around. a guy pulled up on a boat and told me, i got a guy who know as guy who knows another guy whose cousin might be able to get you a ticket. i'm workin' for you, dan. i'm workin' for you. >> the cops are there. >> exactly. >> reporter: yes. >> they're on to you, larry, run! >> reporter: we'll see you later in sports. >> appreciate it. that's excellent. >> let's check on the forecast. >> spencer christian, not wanted by the authorities. >> not yet. here's a look at live doppler 7. dry conditions across the bay area right now. partly cloudy skies. a mild day today, milder in the day ahead, almost looks like spring. it is 57 here, 62 in oakland.

quite a bit milder there, 58, redwood city. gilroy 51 and 54 in half moon bay. here's a view, sort of, from the emeryville camera looking west ward. temperatures have dropped from mid-60s down to the 50s now, 59 at santa rosa, petaluma, 56. mid-50s at napa and fairfield. and the view at the golden gate is a pleasant one. the morning commute could be a little slow with reduced visibility. warmer pattern than today even but it will turn sharply cooler over the weekend. you might be wondering, should i wash my car? yes, you should wash your car. there will be no soaking rains. speaking of dry, many bay area locations, in fact all of the bay area is in a bit of a rainfall deficit right now. the rainfall season started october 1st. and right now at this point,

santa rosa is four and a half inches below its average rainfall. oakland five inches below. quite a deficit to make up and we don't see any rain in the forecast for a while. high pressure is the controlling factor, giving us dry and milder conditions on sunday. may see patchy moisture moving our direction but won't produce any significant rainfall and high pressure builds in again to give us a dry spell going into the end of next week. that's how things are shaping up right now. overnight, lots of fog. highs tomorrow will range from low and mid-60s at the coast to upper 60s to near 70 in the warmest inland areas. quite a mild pattern over the next two days. we'll probably see low 70s inland on thursday and friday and the warmest inland locations and up to about 70 along the bay shore line.

then a drop in temperatures on saturday, sharper drop on sunday with rather strong breezes develop also. once again, no rain is expected. early next weekend you see a bit cooler with high temperatures reaching into the 50s inland and around the bay. next weekend, super bowl liv, almost said studio 54. that was a famous club in new york many years ago. saturday, next weekend, it will be a little rainy, but this come being weekend i should say, sunday, bright and sunny with a high of 71 degrees. great football weather. coming up, a

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a man with disabilities is talking tonight about the attack inside a pleasant hill target store that left him with a broken wrist and certainly emotional trauma. >> a man sddumped the 52-year-o out of his wheelchair in a dispute over a parking spot. >> the thing that most hurts is that nobody did anything. >> reporter: this january 11 surveillance video backs up what phillip kintzler is saying. watch as people look on as he is manhandled and finally flipped out of his wheelchair and onto the floor in target. >> first my wrist hit, the back of my watch hit the floor, and

then i tumbled down like a rag doll, all on top of my wrist. >> reporter: he says his wrist was broken in the attack, requiring surgeons to insert titanium screws to hold the bones together. it all started over a handicap spot. >> i said could you please not park in the handicap parking. >> reporter: he says he then went into the store to return an item. a short time later, the woman's husband came into the store, found him and demanded that kintzler come outside and apologize to her. when the victim didn't respond, the suspect grabbed the wheelchair and tried to force him outside. >> he pushed me one way and then the other way. >> reporter: when he resisted, the suspect lifted the chair and dumped him out. jimmy tiger of san ramon was

charged. >> assault, as well as a special enhancement for the assault charge due to injuries sustained. >> reporter: it has left him unable to play the guitar. eric thomas, abc 7 news. surviving the north bay wildfires was just the start of a saga for a santa rosa woman. >> she's rebuilding her home and her resilience is tested again when her new house was trashed by an uninvited party of teenagers. people who lived

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new developments in the corruption scandal rocking san francisco's city government. it started with two people arrested, including the director of public works. >> and tonight, a sfo commissioner who did not accept a bribe has resigned from her job. >> we have the latest from melanie. >> reporter: according to her

resignation letter, sfo commissioner, linda creighton is resigning for health reasons. she served as a member of the commission for more than 20 years. the director of the department of public works, mohammad offered creighton cash in a bid to run a restaurant at sfo. in 2018, creighton and confidential source and a federal undercover employee metd f for dner. while she did not accept the cash, what was said was unethical and inappropriate, they say. >> the words about being able to control the outcome of a decision at the commission, the words about the airport director owing his job to this individual

are spine tingling. >> reporter: by phone, creighton told me she had done nothing wrong and her integrity means a lot to her. peskin had planned to call for her resignation before learning she would be submitting it. >> while the individual did not take the bribe, it is not appropriate for that person to continue as an airport commissioner. >> reporter: creighton writes she's been struggling with multiple severe medical conditions. she says it has continued to the point where she cannot continue to serve on the commission. in an e-mailed statement provided by her attorney, linda creighton writes in part, quote, given the alarming revelations this week, i do not want to be a distraction, but i want to reiterate i played no part in any contracting scheme, period. her attorney writes, linda is innocent of any wrongdoing and intends to cooperate fully with authorities if asked. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news.

a santa rosa homeowner is mi tonight, and with good reason. first she lost her home in the tubbs fire, and now a group of marauding teenagers trashed the home she spent two years building. >> so we see the two girls at 5:it5 5:28 coming up these stairs. >> reporter: she says it was caught on security cameras and police are looking at social media videos like this one of the raging teen party that happened in her home under construction in fountaingrove neighborhood. >> i saw this horror of torn up things. i was like what happened? it was as if a tornado had gone through my house. the window is down there. >> reporter: they apparently got in that you window, and over the next six hours, police estimate 40 to 80 kids came and went, leaving behind piles of damage and thousands of dollars in damage. >> they took one of these armchairs. there's one missing of the set

of six. they carried it and threw it down these stairs. they took out the header, took out the stairs, took out part of the wall. >> reporter: and with no working plumbing, the teen party-goers urinated on the floors and used a closet as toilet. >> vomit, pee, you know, oh, i mean, alcohol, the smell of pot. >> reporter: a santa rosa police spokesperson told abc 7 news the felony vandalism report is still under investigation. we have identified some of the party-goers, but trying to prove who is responsible for causing the damage is difficult. >> for the ones that are under 18, that's when their parents need to be held accountable. that's when the community needs to protect itself against people who are not managing their children on a saturday night. >> reporter: police know who a lot of these kids are, local teenagers who attend local high schools. the trick will be identifying who actually did the damage and gathering enough evidence to

prosecute them. in santa rosa, laura anthony, abc 7 news. governor newsom says california is making progress in the effort to prevent forest fires. the projects have been expedited by his administration. under these projects, crews thin or clear brush and trees and remove dead trees to slow the pace of wildfires, making them easier to contain. but critics say the projects will do little to slow wind-driven infernos like those that devastated communities in recent years. a man is in grave condition after being rescued from a high-rise fire. the raging inferno broke out on the sixth floor off wilshire boulevard. it's people suffered injuries, including a three month old baby. most injuries are from smoke

inhalation. helicopters were brought in to airlift people off the roof of the building. >> there are no sprinklers in the building. there was not a single noise. >> look at this dramatic moment a fire victim hangs onto the ledge of a window, awaiting rescue. firefighters used the aerial ladder to get to the man and bring limb dohim down safely. kobe bryant's widow broke her silence in the first social media post since the helicopter crash that killed the nba star and their daughter. vanessa bryant writes she is completely devastated. she goes ton to say i'm not sur what our lives hold beyond today, and it is impossible to imagine life without them. the coach of the lakers spoke since the death of the legend.

>> offering condolences to vanessa bryant and the entire bryant family. we are all deeply, deeply saddened by this unthinkable tragedy. and our thoughts and prayers are with you. >> kobe and his wife had four daughters. the youngest, seven months old. the ntsb and faa are still investigating the cause of the crash which claim nine lives. and the sports world is a bit torn this week between mourning kobe's death and preparing for football's biggest event. >> it's tricky timing with a lot of mixed emotions. we're in miami where the count down is on. fans are enjoying a lot more

than one game, too. >> if you're heading to the super bowl, watch out for fake apartment renta

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>> they sound pretty good. 60 people packed the empire ballroom for the final round of contestant tryouts for america's favorite game show. "wheel of fortune" producers say this is a crucial part of deciding who gets to appear on stage with pat and vanna. hopefuls will find out if they've been selected in two weeks. it airs every night at 7:30 right here on abc 7, following jeopardy. you have to be really enthusiastic. >> you do, you do. fans are enthusiastic for what's to come. they were lined up, eagerly anticipating the super bowl experience at the miami convention center. >> we sent dustin dorsey to check in on the 49ers faithful to see how they are enjoying super bowl ♪ >> reporter: the super bowl

experience is officially under way in miami beach, and all 32 teams' fans are represented really well, but we're looking for the faithful, where are the 49ers fans at? >> go niners! >> go niners! >> woo! go niners! >> go niners! >> this is amazing that we're here, and our team is here. that's just, it's incredible. >> my first time here, i'm coming back. >> it's cool. the atmosphere's awesome. energy's awesome. it's actually something different. you watch the games at home. and it's awesome to watch them at home with your friends and things like that, but when you experience and you know that your team is here it's a lot different. >> with our final pick, the san francisco 49ers select tight end patrick amarelli. >> my favorite part was opening

a hall of fame pack and i got tony gonzalez. >> i got a hamstring pull right now. i don't know. i should have stretched before i started. >> i like to look at our five super bowl rings over there. hopefully we get a sixth super bowl ring so we can see it. >> the vince lombardi trophy. >> went up and took a picture with it, draped a flag across it. we're here to represent and hopefully bring it home. >> quest for six, baby. >> dustin dorsey reporting in miami. >> you don't have to be in miami to pick up super bowl merchandise. >> you don't have to go to a football store. some area stores will carry 49ers merchandise. >> you can find swag at oracle park and the embarcadero center, and the hills dale mall in san mateo. >> there are pop-up trailers like this one at levi's.

you can find them outside the sales force transit center, sun valley mall in concord and visa's global headquarters in foster city, leading up to super bowl sunday and maybe even after that if the niners win. >> looking nice there, but some of the nicest weather america's getting sicker. sick of donald trump, there are one million more uninsured americans every year under trump. and he's repeatedly tried to repeal obamacare.

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liftoff. >> i swear, that never gets old. >> i know, right? >> spacex successfully launched in florida and lifted off around 6:00 a.m. our time. spacex has headquarters in southern california. >> it really never does get old. on to the weather forecast. >> spencer christian is here with that. >> we have doppler 7, cool tonight, but not cold. we will have quite a bit of fog developing. overnight lows in the mid to upper 40s. by afternoon tomorrow the fog

will have burned off. we'll have mainly sunny skies and a milder day than today. highs in the upper 60s to low 70s in santa rosa, fairfield. even san jose might bump up around 67 degrees. low cys60s on the coast. friday will be much like tomorrow, with a hintz of spri in the air. cooling begins on saturday and continues on sunday with breezy and cool conditions, a chilly start to the week on monday, but still a dry pattern. no end in sight for a while. >> thank you, spencer. okay, so if you are headed to the super bowl and looking for a place to stay, a warning from the better business bureau. >> scammers are out there ready to offer you a fake rental, and you may not realize it until you arrive. >> there are ways to avoid a heartbreak on your big weekend. >> michael finney is here to explain the warning signs. >> the bad guys always show up

at these things. the bbb says major events like the olympics and super bowl bring out con artists, and they're betting some fans are so excited about the game and eager to find a rental that they'll fall for a scam. offers abound on the internet. super bowl rentals, luxurious homes in south beach, miami. most are legit, but fakes are lurking out there, too. >> it's a prime time for scammers. especially if you're going to the super bowl. >> reporter: con artists typically set up fake websites that look real, using photos found online or pictures of homes that aren't really for rent. >> because it looks good you think it's elect. legitimate. >> reporter: some crooks offer for gift cards. come want payment through apps

like vin mo. >> we believe 15% who come across the bogus scam are going to fall for it. you get to your destination. and you knock on the door with all your luggage and somebody answers and says what are you doing here? this is my home. >> reporter: not a good way to start your super bowl weekend. look for rentals on a reputable site like airbnb or vrbo. if the seller wants you to discuss terms or pay outside the rental site, it's almost certainly a scam. never pay by wire, gift card or cash. that's a sure sign you're about to be scammed. a credit card is the safest way to go. >> hmm. >> now, at last check, airbnb and vrbo still have listings in miami for super bowl weekend. never pay the bill off of those two platforms.

both sites offer protections in case something goes wrong. if you have a problem, let me know about it. my hotline is open monday through friday, 10:00 to 2:00. you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc 7 news.com. by the way, vacation rentals by owner used to be called vrbo. that's now verbo. turning our attention now back live to miami where the epicenter of all the super bowl fun is happening. >> larry beil is there. >> yes, ama and dan. 49ers held their first practice in miami, getting set for super sunday. there's the, what looks like the bay bridge. and there's 49ers' jimmy garoppalo, practicing for the first time in miami

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evening, everybody. larry beil, we are live in miami, counting down to super bowl liv, the 49er the as and the 49ers just wrapped up another round of news conferences. i think they're getting tired of it, but it's only wednesday.

practicing in the warm 70s. traffic and weather together on 7. chris jones on the nfl network basically saying that casey wants to put the game on jimmy garoppalo's shoulders and force him to beat them. interesting. let's bring in chris alvarez. were you in talking with all the niners. what's your take away? >> the take away is the same thing you said, maybe they're sick of us. nice to see you, and samuelsson to dbo. it's nice to see them on the practice field. they were happy to get back on the practice field as they told me. >> it was great, you know, definitely sunday, monday, tuesday, those are three long days for us. but just being able to get back on the football field is fun for us. we love being out there, and it was definitely a blast to be out there hitting each other again. >> being able to run around and get a swag going.

you know, all around. i know a lot of the guys were happy to get back out there. >> you know, you want to get off to a great start. you don't want to have a bad first super bowl week practice and you have bad vibes going on inside saying are we ready, are we not. tonight we came out firing on all cylinders. it feels good. >> i feel like i'm 100%. every day i go out there, i work hard, regardless. that's what i've been doing. >> get back to our preparation and preparing for this game, which is most important about this week is trying to win the game. >> been a rushed day, meetings, practice, back here for all this, study at night. it's a bit of a whirlwind, but you have to embrace this stuff. not every day you goet to do ths stuff. >> jimmy's put being in tting ii

like us media people. >> i was there for the '95 super bowl. take the monkey off my back. i had a chance to stop by nfl experience. second floor of that is radio row, and we ran into familiar faces. you never know who you're going to run into during super bowl week, like takeio spites. spite >> i don't think the score matters, because at the end of the day, once you win, you're the champion. you know? only thing that matters number wise is the win >> the 49ers have won through and around. >> running the football is what their offensive line does best. in this game, you know, they have a great opportunity. they just can't fall behind. >> this is what they're playing for on sunday, the lombardi trophy. the 49ers have won five of these trophies. the last one coming 25 years ago

in miami. the chiefs have won this only once in 1969. at the time they didn't call it the super bowl. >> to watch my team that i grew up watching back in is a lot of fun. >> to win that sixth super bowl, the niners may have to win a shootout with the chiefs. they're just waiting to see jimmy garoppalo unleashed. >> i think he will relish that opportunity come sunday. i think he's going to shine. >> spikes was known for his neck, which appeared to be chiselled out of granite. are you still doing the next exercises? >> i've done a million of them, but i've never had this up here. >> i got a workout plan for you. i'm pretty sure the wifey will love it. >> is this upper body or lower body? [ laughter ] >> you talk to the old lady about that one.

>> that is funny. >> this is a family company. >> i'm really looking forward to getting that workout video. i know the police just went by again. i don't know. they're on to us. >> they're watchin' you, lar. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >>

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