But tenants, advocates, and Property Owners have all found reasons to oppose it. What do you do when you have nowhere to stay . You have people walking up and down the street with no place to live, and i wonder how they got like that. Reporter terry fears she too could fall into homelessness as the city considers protections for rent controlled properties. It doesnt encourage protection. Encouraging them to tear down apartments is not protection at all. Thats losing your home. Reporter under the current law, if a landlord tears down an older property to build new units in its safe, either the same number of units or half of the new building, whichever is greater, must be affordable. The city wants to ease that requirement saying it discourages development. We needed to enable the projects to move forward because we dont have enough public dollars to finance the projects. Reporter but some Property Owners say the citys plan dont go far enough. They fear that new restrictions and regulations on rental properties will eventually put them out of business. Whatever it is, its going to hurt, um, the more housing goal. Reporter tenant advocates say where the change falls short is in providing protections for the displacement of the People Living in those units while they are torn down and something new is built in their place. In san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. The city estimates 72 percent of the people displaced from a rental unit by new construction end up leaving the city. Well, a new senior Residential Housing project is in the works for downtown san jose. The 75 unit building will include assisted living and a memory care facility according to the developer. It will be built at the corner of west sa n carlos. As reported in our original series called project home, more people than ever before are aging into homelessness. Right now more than half of our Homeless Population is over the age of 50. At a time when most of his peers are collecting their pensions, earl is collected cans. Didnt know anything about being homeless. A doctor at ucsf has studied homelessness for more than 2 decades, and her Research Found most homeless over the age of 50 led conventional lives. Those that became homeless before 50 are likely to have had childhood problems or substance abuse. She says its an Affordable Housing issue period. We want to hear your housing stories and ideas. Send them to project home on our website and watch all of our original reporting. Now heres a look at the top stories at 5 30. Deputies believe they have one of the escaped inmates cornered in a motel 6. Police trying to make contact with that suspect right now, surrounding the motel and using a bull horn. Tonight Orinda City Council meeting for the first time in the wake of the Deadly Halloween Party Shooting at an airbnb rental. Residents are expected to pack that meeting and ask why more hasnt been done to crack down on party houses. Mayors from all over california campaigning for a possible buy out of pg e. They sent a letter to the state Public Utilities commission asking to explore the idea of public ownership. Pg e says its facilities are not for sale and a takeover is not the best solution. 2 los angeles men under arrest, accused of stealing mail and cashing checks for more than 200 victims statewide. Police say Juan Alvarado walked into a Petaluma Bank and tried to cash a doctored check while another man was waiting in the get away car. Authorities say 57 of the 200 victims were from Sonoma County. Some new details today on the death of racer known as the fastest woman on 4 wheels. Myth buster and overhauling host jessie combs died in august in a car crash while attempting to break a land speed record in oregon. Officials say it appears there was a mechanical failure on the front wheel of the car likely caused from striking an object in the desert. The failure led to the front Wheel Assembly collapsing. It happened at speeds approaching 550 miles per hour. We are getting word that that hype over the coveted popeyes chicken sandwich took a deadly turn in maryland. A 28yearold man was stabbed for cutting the sandwich line at a popeyes last night. Police are still searching for the suspect. The craze first hit the country in august with the product completely selling out in just 2 weeks. Well, its a day many uber employees have been waiting for. Tomorrow they can finally sell their stock. But there might be a harsh reality check. A big screen account of the deadliest wildfire in california history. The special premier as a Community Comes together nearly one year after the camp fire. Coming up new at 6 00, will you get a crab feast for your holiday meal . Another issue crab fishermen are dealing with this year. Im ken bastida at the live news desk. We are following 3 key states in tonights election across the country. Analysts say these races are essentially a test to see if the impeachment inquiry is impacting republican votes. Well find out for the end of the evening. In kentucky the states attorney general, Democrat Andy beshear is trying to unseat republican governor matt bevin. President trump has endorsed bevin, showed up and even held a rally yesterday to encourage voters to throw support behind him. If bevin wins, republicans maintain control of the state legislature. Meanwhile in mississippi, thats playing host to one of the most competitive races in years. The establishment republican tate reeves pitted against democrat jim hood. The president also personally held a rally for reeves in tupelo friday. Vice president pence also returned to the state friday to hammer home the message to last minute voters. And in virginia, slow in getting results there, but democrats are fighting to take control of the State Government for the First Time Since 1994. Virginia could go blue. Democrats have a leg up on the fund raising there and democrats hope to hold on to seats theyve controlled for several decades. Im ken bastida, back to you. Watching it y. Ank you, ken. Some uber investors facing a dilemma tonight. Should they sell some of their shares . Tomorrow is the first day they can sell the stock bought in the companys ipo, the initial Public Offering last may. But of the billion shared locked up until thousand, about a third are underwater, meaning theyre worth less than the purchase value. Still Analysts Expect to see an avalanche of selling. And the boeing ceo is taking a pay cut, turning down his bonus in 2019 that makes up most of his pay. The boeing chairman says the ceo suggested the pay cut as a response to criticism after 2 deadly crashes involving the 737 max plane. The jet has been grounded since march and Cost Airlines billions of dollars. His pay cut will last through 2020. Bank of america is boosting its minimum wage earlier than expected. The bank will hike minimum pay to 20 an hour beginning in 2020. Previously they planned to do that in 2021, but like its rivals, the bank is dealing with a tight labor market and needs to pay more to lure employees. A new study on vaping finds teenagers prefer products made by juul. The government report published in the journal of the American Medical Association surveyed almost 20,000 teens, and found that 60 percent of high school ecigarette users like juul products and found that mint was the most popular flavor. The band metallica is pitching in to help victims of the wildfire. They tweeted out that sadly communities we call home are again experiencing the tragedy left in the wake of wildfires. The band says it will donate 100,000 through its nonprofit all within my hands. Half of it will go to Sonoma County resilience fund. They also encouraged fans to make donations by contributing money, food, or clothing. This friday marks one year since the deadliest fire in state history. The now those that lived through the nightmare are facing the fire storm again. Reporter rick boone with the account of that day. Reporter its a form of healing along with a movie release. Residents looking back at what happened to them in this town of paradise and understanding what may have fueled all the flames. The stakes and the flames grow higher. Reporter the film, inside the megafire, on the screen at alliance church. A documentary with a worldwide premier in the town it highlights. We were right in the middle of camp fire, its truly, ive covered a lot of fires in my career, and it was nothing like this. Reporter they detail what it was like to go through the devastating fire, and what really fueled it. Its not just climate change. Theres a big picture here. It has a lot to do with how we manage our forests, how weve been putting out fires aggressively for a hundred years. It has a lot to do with people moving into the forest. Reporter 85 people died in the fire. More than 11,000 homes burned in paradise, about 90 percent of the total. Today some have moved back in. I lost everything except by 2 cars. I saved 2 car, 2 computers out of 6, and one pair of jeans, one pair of shoe, and one pair of underwear. Reporter hes one of the few remaining residents that played a role in the documentary. He did it out of respect for lives lost and property gone. Ill probably be sitting outside during the film. Its hard to watch. Reporter not all the answers are in the documentary, in fact a lot were left out, but the People Living every day in paradise say what happened to them is an individual horror each and every one of them live with every single day. Rick boone reporting. Pg e power lines were found to have caused the deadly camp fire. 13 months and 3. 7 million later, the historic Point Reyes Lighthouse is set to reopen this weekend after a big makeover. They restored the lens, face, clockwork, and a new accessible pathway. It was mostly paid for with visitor use fees from the National Park service. The lighthouse was commissioned in 1870, and over the decades salt air and spray, wind and moisture took its toll. A bear finds itself in a sticky situation in placer county. It took teamwork to get him out. C1 a dumpster dive gone horribly wrong for this bear in placer county. Deputies posting video of the rescue of this local troublemaker who found himself stuck in the stinky place. At the time the bear nicknamed tshirt got himself stuck, they flipped open the top and allowed him to crawl out. He find of fell out. He got his nickname from a white spot on his chest. Looks like hes wearing a tshirt. There you go. And check this out, a pretty unusual Animal Rescue in contra costa county. Chp officers found a pig wondering around highway 4 at bailey road in bay point last night. He didnt have markings or tags, so animal control took it in. So if youre missing a pig, contract animal control in martinez. Late for the county fair. I dont know what kind of animals you have darren . Thats actually a thing. Pigs are smarter than dogs. Ive seen people who have them as pets, and i saw somebody bring one to a restaurant once. Not going to happen. And hang out with it like a dog. How big was it . It was a little one and on the table. Thats a whole other issue. We turned the clocks back, right . This happened at 5 03, but thats what it looked like from our helicopter flying near santa cruz today. A beautiful view of the sunset, and we thought it was too good to pass up so we were going to have to goback and show it to you. Were going back to the top of the Sales Force Tower and look out off towards the west. Thats the marine layer right there. Well talk more about that in a second because its been coming back. Nice to see our old friend. It showed up sunday and has been sticking around. First thing first, daytime highs, concord up to 81. Average is 69. I feel thats important to point that out. Not hearing complaints about this. 81 is nice. But its supposed to be 69. Lets not lose sight of that. San francisco was about 3 degrees below average because that marine layer started to bring back some of the on shore flow for those of us near the golden gate, coast, or immediate bay. Heres a good example. Ill play the futurecast forward. Tomorrow morning at 6 00 a. M. Right there, and well pull in the low clouds. So the morning commute tomorrow may look a little different because we hold onto the low clouds. But by 9 00 to 10 00 thats melted away, and we get back into the sunshine. And lets talk about the daytime highs. San jose, 72 the forecast for tomorrow. Average is 68, so were not too far above the average. And for concord its 75. Theres your 70 for the average tomorrow. Lets play this out, morgan hill, a warm spot. 79 tomorrow. Tomorrow is actually the whsevendafothe numbers again, especially by the weekend. Low to mid70s through marin and through sonoma, lake, and mendecino, temperatures staying above average so lets talk about this pattern. Well be staying warm for awhile. And when we go into these exaggerated patterns like this, often times you see the other half of the country locked in the opposite pattern. Let me show you what happens over the next week and a half. November 5th. These are the daytime highs for tomorrow. Well play this over the next d temperatures are breathing. Morning lows, afternoon highs. But watch the steady pattern, look at that constant surge of cold air. I played this all the way into the middle of november. This pattern does not changed. Were locked. The midwest part of the country is going to suffer through a pretty cold first half of november, and it will be headlines back there for them. Much bigger than us. When you hit 81 degrees inland in california in november, its not a headline. But when youre locked in the same pattern, and theyre feeling the opposite in the midwest, suddenly it is. And weve seen this happen a lot in recent years where we get stuck in a pattern and is it there for weeks on hand. For us its just going to mean warm and sunny, but for us the Biggest Issue besides that its warm and sunny is that it wont rain for the entire first half of november. And that starts to become a story because we need to start getting some rain. Its still fire season here. Were not out of this yet. We want be out of it until it rains. All it takes is another big wind event and nothing has changed from where we were a couple of weeks ago. Thankfully there are no wind events coming our way. Just sunny and warm and weather you wont really notice. Right now i dont have any rain. Back over to you. All right, thank you. New at 6 00, its Election Night and top positions in San Francisco are up for grabs. We have you covered on results across the bay area. Plus top facebook executives breaking bread with their toughest critics. Their problems with facebooks political ad policy. And will you get crab for your holiday meal . The season might be delayed. How whales are a part of the reason. About making choices. Well i didnt choose metastatic breast cancer. Not the exact type. Not this specific mutation. But i did pick hope. And also clarity. By knowing i have a treatment that goes right at it. Discover piqray, the first and only treatment that specifically targets pik3ca mutations in hr , her2 mbc, which are common and linked to cancer growth. 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Blakely also bought a custom pink ladies jacket. The items were to help raise money for newton johns Cancer Treatment center in australia. Meanwhile, American Girl dolls has unveiled this sparkly creation, and it comes at a jaw dropping price of 5,000 this collectors doll is embellished with more than 5,000 swarovski crystals and beads. If you can foot the bill, good luck on getting one because they only made 3 of them. Thats it for the fuses at 5 00, the news at 6 00 starts now with ken bastida and veronica de la cruz. Now at 6 00, breaking news. Authorities swarm a motel 6 in Monterey County where they believe an escaped murder suspect is now hiding. Steaks, scallops and the future of american democracy. Mark zuckerberg holds a dinner trying to blunt the criticism of facebooks policy on campaign ads. And the Orinda City Council meeting tonight to discuss possible changes in short term rentals. We start with breaking news out of Monterey County. Im veronica de la cruz. And im ken bastida. 2 men escaped sunday from the Monterey County jail. The pair were awaiting trial for separate murder charges. Heres video from the scene, the Monterey CountySheriffs Office believe 20yearold Jonathan Salazar might be in one of the motel rooms. They dont know if anyone is with him at this time. The Sheriffs Office and police evacuated the motel and surrounding areas. Theyre asking the public to avoid the area while Law Enforcement was there. Reporter drew andre was at the scene earlier. Reporter you can see its blocked off by police right now, and we have a few more Police Officers who actually just arrived in this area. Theres still traffic coming through here. Lights still on as we see more Law Enforcement show up to basically just help block off this area. Where im standing right here is the farthest theyre letting us go into the general vicinity. You can see the motel 6 sign behind me, but its further up that way. I asked if it was a hostage situation, but police say at this point they cant tell us if thats the case, only that theres an investigation going on