We explore the governors plan to refill on fees driven by your pocketbook. Finally male get the [bleep] out. Sam a viral beating, and now a legal uturn as an uber rider beats up his driver, then sues him for filming without permission. Cracking californias twoparty consent law could be the key to this bizarre case. We ask the experts and get to the truth in tonights reality check. Sam and a good evening. Thank you very much for joining us for this special edition of reality check. Im sam brock. Tonight, for the next 30 minutes, we dive into the stories dominating News Headlines and fact check the claims concerning your neighborhoods and everyday lives. Well rely on hard data and expert analysis to separate the truth from the bunk. And what better place to start than in San Francisco with housing . Or for many city goers, a loss of their housing. Rising rents and low supply have made conditions tough to begin with, but a rash of evictions has some residents claiming that a longstanding
Investigation into exposing this issue. But we begin with Christie Smith live in San Francisco. Were talking about a plan and a box. How do those go together. Let me tell you, supervisor campos in San Francisco thinks that its happened too often. A gun stolen from a car here in San Francisco and then used in a shooting. He is now expanding a proposal to try and help prevent it. The legislation now much broader was originally aimed at preventing guns from being stolen from offduty stolen officers in the wake of the deadly shooting of kate steinle. The gun used in that case belonged to a federal agent. It had been stolen from a car parked near fishermans wharf. Today supervisor david campos went farther. We are expanding the original piece of legislation that we introduce to now apply to anyone who leaves a gun in a vehicle in San Francisco. Reporter when adding the new amendment, supervisor campos also referenced our recent Investigative Unit story which found hundreds of guns have been
Beginning of more attacks, more he said are being planned in france. Raids of a different kind blitzed isis in syria. A dozen french warplanes hitting their stronghold in raqqah, u. S. Forces also involved. Isis claimed eight men carried out the attacks. French authorities today named the man they believe was the mastermind, abdelhamid abaaoud, from belgium, who they believe was in syria last year. And theyre still looking for this man, salah abdelsalam, also from belgium, an accomplice they believe. Police say hes dangerous, do not approach. They had stopped him at a checkpoint after the attacks but let him go because he had no criminal record. The faces of the dead stare out at the places where they died. Many here cant put their grief into words. My best friend died here. Reporter paris today is braced for more attacks and still traumatized by those its seen. And france has given more details of those police raids. 127 people either formally arrested or being questioned they are kno
Gift of low influenza numbers but not expected to last. Health reporter stephanie he stall is here with an advisory. Everybody is hoping this would last longer. Reporter i know, if only but i dont think so. This time last year influenza was widespread and while there are some sporadic cases a across our region the cdc says seasonal flu numbers are low, nationwide. But the situation is expected to change and doctors say we need to be ready. Unought aible. Reporter demonstrating it herself in the pennsylvania physician general says you should wash your hand for as long as it takes to sing happy birth the take twice, but even after that ultraviolet light reveals germs are still there, that can make you sick as part of the campaign called stopping the flu, starts with you. We have been lucky, so far this season. Reporter members of the Pennsylvania Medical Society says the the flu season is a little late but it could get a kick start with the holidays and all of the togetherness. Now that
Sam and a good evening. Thank you very much for joining us for this special edition of reality check. Im sam brock. Tonight, for the next 30 minutes, we dive into the stories dominating News Headlines and fact check the claims concerning your neighborhoods and everyday lives. Well rely on hard data and expert analysis to separate the truth from the bunk. And what better place to start than in San Francisco with housing . Or for many city goers, a loss of their housing. Rising rents and low supply have made conditions tough to begin with, but a rash of evictions has some residents claiming that longstanding state law is being used as a vehicle to kick them out. Its called the ellis act. We look at whether the efforts to amend that law will actually work. Theresa flandrich and his familys been here since 1966. Sam its just one city block. Theresa ive always called it a village. Sam but for Theresa Flandrich, whos lived here for decades, this little strip in north beach tells a fuller sto