from the surrounding businesses. >> we did just get an update about those -- the about the victims hit. one is a 49-year-old male. a san francisco resident. another a 34-year-old male. a san francisco resident. both are in the hospital undergoing surgery and both in critical condition. as i mentioned earlier, no charges have been laid at this point. and the driver of that preous still here currently sitting down in that ambulance right behind me. back to you. >> we'll continue -- >> now your accuweather forecast. >> all right. sorry about that. >> now to the latest about the coronavirus impacting the world. >> it's okay. i'm back. i'm back. i'm not sick. so that is the most important thing. >> new at 6:00, you're seeing a bay area family reunite. a mother and father were kept separated for weeks over a coronavirus quarantine. >> it is now known as covin-19. i it killed 1300 people. the vast majority of cases are in mainland china. the world health organization says the virus could have a catastrophic impact on the world. >> it is going to have more powerful consequence thanksgiving any terrorist action. >> now meantime, a 14th american tested positive here in california just hours after the centers for disease control warned the spread of the disease in the u.s. is likely. >> now the patient is being treated in san diego. it is the second person at the military base to test positive for this disease. that brings the california total now to 8. that includes four being treated in the bay area. santa clara county declared a financial emergency. but the departments say there is no risk to residence. >> five people under quarantine at travis air force fwhas have possible symptoms of coronavirus tested negative. that word from the cdc today. they're among 2933 american citizens who arrived at travis from wuhan china, last week. the quarantine is expected to be over by wednesday. >> and one south bay camly is finally back together. a mother-daughter trip led to the evacuation followed by a 14-day federal quarantine at an air reserve base in southern california. now they are both back in the bay area. we're here with this ach noon a very special and emotional reunion. amanda? >> absolutely. today's reunion was six weeks in the making. and without skipping a beat, the wife, husband and 15-year-old daughter were present during after school pickup. this is the most emotional one yet. >> this is the first time in a month and a half she was able to enbrace her 14-year-old daughter. the two immediately if tears. not far behind, the 11-year-old son. the kids spent three weeks with family friends in san jose while their mom and sister were under federal quarantine. their father was in southern california waiting on their release. it was a flood of emotion as the family became whole again. >> sadness. there is joy. and there is also the confusion of what's going on in your head and what's going on in your heart. and sometimes you don't know what you're going feel. but then when you do feel it, it's kind of a relief that you know that this is happening that, they're finally here. >> you get a whole new perspective on things. you have a whole new appreciation for everything. for example, for my family, it's not that i didn't love them before. but you -- you have like a whole new sense of, wow. >> it's not sad. we cried out of joy. i don't think it's because we were sad. and that's what's going through. i'm happy we're reunited. hopefully nothing will separate us again. >> the woman and her daughter were in wuhan visiting family in january when the virus hit. they were on first evacuation plane in china. they were then put under federal quarantine in southern california. and they were released with nearly 200 others just yesterday. now she's going to take some time off, spend that with family. i'll have a full story for you during the 11:00 broadcast tonight. abc 7 news. all right. amanda, thank you. >> the travel industry has been affected by the coronavirus outbreak, particularly cruise ship operators. they have had to cancel or reroute ships calling on ports in asia. >> that's right. our reporter spoke to a bay area woman who has been stranded on a ship in the south china sea and kate joins us now at pier 27 with more. >> it is thursday morning. that means this bay area mom you're going to hear from in a moment is about to get off the ship and on to land and then eventually come back here to the bay area to be reunited with her family. she just tweeted in the past hour that everyone onboard is going to get a health check before they're allowed to disembark. ♪ >> this video of stranded cruise passengers dancing at sea, stands in stark contrast to the images of passengers quarantined on another ship in japan. >> theal ameeta resident says while on a holland america cruise with her mother in arab yachlt the coronavirus concerns, the ship has been turned away port after port while floating around the south china sea for the past week. kirby spoke us to by phone today. >> it's been very minute by minute on the ship. it's been a positive experience. it's just being at sea. we just didn't get to see the beautiful country we were hoping to get to explore. >> kirby who knew about coronavirus before she joined the cruise says they disembarked for eight hours in taiwan. other than that, she's been staying busy by working out and learning some new skills. >> the reason i've been sharing positive updates from twitter is that i don't want the world to think that we're sad. i mean, we're going about our lives and making the best of it. for me, it's not the vacation that i expected. but it's been a life changing experience. >> it's been a complete mess with people. the questions. >> lisa is a travel agent in california. 60% hefr business of her busine booking cruises. she says her clients are buying one thing in particular. >> they are all buying insurance policies. and i've had several of those this week where they passed on it when they originally did their deposits and now they're purchasing insurance. >> so we're at pier 27. this is where you'll see the huge cruise ships parked at call here. i actually spoke to the port of san francisco today who said that despite coronavirus, the cruise ship volume is up 36% this year compared to last. they say they believe that is happening because most of the cruise ships internationally go to canada and mexico. live at pier 27, kate larsson, abc 7 news. >> thank you. we know you want information about coronavirus. so we've dedicated one page to all of our stories. we update the main story every day. you'll find it on abc7news.com. deadly car crash is under investigation tonight. cart ended up in some trees. >> on 780 where it approaches i-80. lore yea anthony explains how it got there. >> someone came up and spun, flipped a u at our house going really fast. >> reporter: kaly was outside her home at 1:00 when she heard a car roaring up her street. >> he came back and parked across the street hitting our garbage cans and the car. he got out on his phone and looked down the hill. got back in the car and sped off. from there, we turned the scanner on. we heard there is hay high speed chase. >> moments later, the same car, a silver honda civic flew off the freeway and went airborne and hitting a tree and killing the driver instantly. >> i was getting off of 780. >> cheryl martin was on the freeway seconds behind the car that crashed. >> i just heard this horrific news. >> a chp officer said the driver of the car was a suspect in a crime spree that began earlier. the police have yet to confirm witness reports that the honda was being pursued by their officers. it's unclear if the units were still in pursuit when the deadly crash occurred. >> i'm sad. that somebody's child. that is somebody's brother, sister, aunt, uncle, maybe a father. and he died alone. >> the chp is handling the investigation into the accident itself. we're still waiting word from the police as to exactly what led up to this fatal crash. in vallejo, laura anthony. >> heartbreaken victims b victic reimbursed. there is an effort to build a better bay area. the office asking the city for more than $1.5 million to fund a program. that will pay for wibndow repais following smash and grab thefts in city. 70% of the customers are car theft victims. >> some of them are good sports about it. but some of them that get three, four, five times, they're getting tired of it. >> we have to put victims first in san francisco. you're tax dollars are already going to the county jail. for a single night in county jail, we can pay to fix a car window. >> he says police currently make arrests in about 1% of reported auto burglaries. so your car isn't safe to leave parked on the street and sometimes you're not safe crossing the street. >> next, a live report from the bay area's biggest city about a multimillion dollar effort to save the pedestrians lives. it's part of building a better bay area. >> and you can go from normal life to robbery victim in less than a minute. we asked a former police commander for advice about crimes like this. i'm spencer christian. february is dry so far. that might change othver the weekend. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> we'll stay open until 8:00 p.m. so call this number on your mis the nation's oldest black-owned design and construction firm. before mike, we were desperate. there were not a lot of opportunities for black-owned businesses to compete. mike saw that and he leveled the playing field for black-owned businesses. over the years, we have heard a lot of talk. but mike came in, and he actually did something about it. and that's how mike will get it done as president. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. an armeded robbery took 30 seconds, two suspects attacked a man while he cleaned his car in oiz own driveway on monday afternoon in oakland. they stole his phone, gold necklace and bracelet all worth about $5,000. it's one of the latest robberies caught on camera. abc 7 news reporter asked a retired police commander what to do in a situation like this. >> this man vacuuming his car monday afternoon doesn't see his attackers coming. he stayed calm. which might be why he is still alive. >> there is traditional rules. one is to stay calm. do what you're told. >> he is a retired san francisco police commander. he is currently director of the institute of criminal justice leadership at usf. he says an attack like this can happen fast. no one expected movement. and only do what you're told to do. >> don't do anything that they haven't asked you to do. that can throw robbers off. it's a very dangerous time. >> try to makemental notes of the suspects. listen to what they say and do. >> there are two fellows committing this crime. they may well have dialogued at some point. people should focus on that and remember it. >> maybe give a name. >> a name. >> there is really no policing. that's what i'm frustrated about. >> mike who lives in the oakland hills has video two of men breaking into his car. he is frustrated that no one has been caught despite vk evidence. but he says people have to be pro active. don't leave anything of value visible in your car. and even if suspects aren't caught, it's always important to file a police report. >> because if there is block after block of no break ins and then two square blocks where there are break ins every single day, they can step in at that point. >> abc 7 news. >> safety is a very big part of our effort to build a better bay area. we voted to pump $7 million into the vision zero campaign with the goal of bringing the number of pedestrian death downs to zero. after last year matched a record high number of deaths. abc 7 news reporter chris wynn is here to explain what that money will pay for. >> hi. there yes. the allocation for that 7 d$7 million will be happen over the next two years. they can reduce the number of traffic related fatalities across the city. >> a troubling trend in the bay area's largest city. last year 60 people died in a traffic related incident on the streets of san jose nearly half of them were pedestrians. >> we know that speeding is the primary collision factor in a lot of these fatalities. >> tuesday night the city council voted to allocate nearly $7 million towards the vision zero plan. taking action in an attempt to reduce the amount of traffic related deaths. >> it's a priority over the whole city. one fatality is too many. so that's the whole goal for vision zero. we've been moving in the wrong direction. >> the department of transportation identified 15 corridors covering 56 miles acro across the city. one area including this intersection on center road. >> we're going to be using plastic, paint, signal timing, quick build materials other than concrete thro c concrete. >> another problem spot includes story road at jackson avenue where a bicyclist was hit and killed last year. city officials say the funding will also go towards increasing traffic enforcement as well as an awareness campaign to get people to slow down. data collection tools will be used to help better understand driver behavior. >> i want to save people's lives for decades to come. not just, you know, for the next fiscal year. >> the funding may be a step in the right direction. but advocates say more needs to be done to make a dent. >> the most important thing is taking our urban places and making everyone safe and every instance. not prioritizing one form of transportation over another. >> a task force has been created to help with >> share your ideas about building a better bay area. weals love to hear what you have to say. >> well, a gorgeous day has turned into a gorgeous night. >> it is lovely, right? spencer christian is tracking a really nice looking forecast. >> it is lovely out there. still mild in most locations. let's get to the outdoor view from our roof top i thought we had a better view. apparently not right now. let's go on to other to other tr this is a view from other south beach camera look ago long the bay bridge. forecast features are these. lovely weather is coming our way on friday, valentine's day. there is a slight chance of showers over the weekend. how dry is it now? our last soaking rainfall is january 16th. it is now the 12th of february. so it's pretty dry. you look ahead, rainfall potential over the next ten days, calls for zero measurable rainfall here in the bay tomorrow under mainly sunny skies away from the coast. highs ranging from low to mid 60s around the bay to mid 06's, maybe a couple upper 60s inland. we expect clouds to linger. the low clouds. and expect highs to be in the upper 50s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. once again, friday, valentine's day is looking like a sweetheart of a day. >> a little front is going to sweep through. overnight, saturday night into early sunday. it could possibly produce a couple of early morning showers in the north bay. then we start the week on monday with sunny skies and mild conditions dry all over again. >> thank you. >> all right. thank you. >> all right. now let's turn your attention to your tax questions if you have any. we want to get those answered. >> that's right. michael finney hosting tonight's live tax hotline. >> a lot of people are calling in. a lot of people going to facebook. if you have a question, #askfinney on facebook. we'll answer it. you can give us a call. and all of these fine people are tax experts. they'll answer your questions, too. right here i have richard sullivan with the golden gate society of putting term limits on congress, about washington insiders went crazy. they said term limits are bad, that they'll break government. what a joke! congress is working fine for politicians and corporations, but it's not doing anything for real people on climate, health care or gun safety. the only way we get new ideas is electing new people, including a president willing to shake-up washington. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. and for this multitaskingon bunumber cruncher, charge. time is money. so, no more chasing sales. because at floor and decor, i get rock-bottom prices on top-quality products. and with free in-store design services, i score expert advice and project planning. not like free with purchase either, like free-free. mission accomplished. now that's time well spent. explore floor and decor in person or online at flooranddecor.com well, we're about two months away from tax day, of course that, is april 15th. so on seven oren your side is hosting a tax hotline. >> let's check in with michael. >> the number to call is 415-954-7621:if y 415-954-7621. if you have a question about the impact of the new gig worker bill this is a dwi that knows all about it. his name is richard sullivan. enrolled agents. you say it's not just gate workers but almost all workers. >> yes. that's the title doesn't really say. but it involves all independent contractors. it makes almost all of them actually employees. >> so how does that change how they file their taxes? >> really affects the employer, the person their working for have to make them employees and actually put them on a w-2 and not a 1099. >> so people that have been dealing with a 1099 next year or this tax season will be dealing with that? >> stashgtsistashgtrting in tax year 2020. there are a lot of people not knowing it involves all independent contractors. they should talk to their professionals about this now. >> do they know about it? >> some do, some don't. it's not just for gig workers. it's for all independent contractors. >> excellent. i'm glad you said. that i'm glad you corrected me. good job. i appreciate it. that's how come we have these guys here. because if they can answer any tax questions you have. so give us a call. we're going to be here until 8:00. 415-945-7621. reporting live from the 7 on your side offices, michael finney. >> thank you. >> terrific resource. some things are going up. some things are going down. overall, is the bay area getting better? >> we dig more than 100 pages into the expert analysis that looks like everything from our jobs and homes to our income. >> and investmentes. >> next, we'll wrap up the results from new hampshire's primary with three weeks to go nool california vote goerz to the polls. >> plus, flights for just $20? it's a he jetblue offer available right tis better than the criminal in democrathe white house.esident we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending corporate money 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at an all time high. >> the gaps between the highs and lows are as pronounced as they have ever been. and more pronounced than any other place in the country. >> that means fewer people are buying million dollar homes. some families are streg willing to pay rent and left with little money to buy food. if a picture is worth 1,000 words, look at the two lines of vehicles. filled with people who are coming here to sunniville community services for their food distribution program. 530 senior clients are picking up food today. next week it will be more than 630 families. every monday fresh food and vegetables are distributed. >> last week we had 1,096 families come in one day for bags of fresh produce. when we started doing this eight years ago, it was 320 families. >> volunteer barbara gilmore lived here for 22 years. she says the need has never been greater. >> you're making a difference. >> absolutely. don't you think we're making a difference? zblen auto with most cities enacting a $15 minimum wage that, $16 short of what it takes for a familiar i will have four to be self-sufficient. the community services tends to those needs too offering financial counseling. who is faring well? some talk about the 1%. silicon vall's numbers, 13%. 13% have net assets of more than $1 million. >> we have very high earners and they're thriving and they're building out the tech sector. but the rest of us are in those stagnating quadrants of the economy. >> and that makes for fragile conditions. in sunnyvale, david louie, abc news. today two of the three stock indices close fwhd recoin recor territory. it closed above 29,000. the nasdaq closed at 9725. the s&p 500 ended with a new record. stock and facebook today rose almost 2%. one of the products hit a milestone. what'sapp has more than two billion users. that is a quarter of the entire world's population. it is a free messaging platform that works worldwide. >> ford is recalling a million vehicles because of suspension can break. the recall covers the ford flex, taurus police cars and lincoln kmt models from the 2013 through 2018 model years. owners will be notified next month if their vehicles are affected. dealers replace the parts. ford says it's not aware of any crashors injuries causing any problems. >> jetblue is celebrating the 20th birthday with a big sale. today the 20 years just flew by sale started with fares as low as $20 one way. there are no $20 flights out of the bay area. only two flights at that price were littstill listed on the website. >> now let's take a live look at san francisco international airport. by the end of the week, there will be a new view point here. >> really, we want to carve out some space for the public to ebb joy. that's where we're standing now. today. so it's great that we're able to work that into this project. >> it's called the sfo sky terrace. you'll find it at terminal two. the indoor/out door more than $6 million to build. all right, on to presidential politics. final results are in from the new hampshire primary. here's a look at the top three finishers. bernie sanders edged out buttigieg. senator aby klobuchar finished third with 20% of the vote and wins six delegates in the process. a record number of ballots were cast, each campaign hoping to carry momentu forward, of course. other candidates are hoping for a reset. abc news reporter monya abdy is in new hampshire. >> i think we'll be just fine in nevada. very well in south carolina and i think we got a real shot on super tuesday to win a lot of states. >> senator bernie sanders hoping his first place finish in new hampshire propelled him to more victories. but pete buttigieg close behind in second place continuing his line of attacks against the frontrunners self declared socialist platform. >> he has aapproach that says you're for a revolution or status quo. >> cloeb amy klobuchar celebrated with a strong third place finish and seeing a wind fall in donations. >> we have beaten the odds every step of the way. >> joe bidn insisting -- >> the end to end donald trump's presidency is just beginning. just beginning. >> and despite a fourth place finish, senator elizabeth warren vowing to fight on hoping the lack of a clear front-runner will give her more time to build support. >> we might be headed for another one of those long primary fights that lasts for months. >> former massachusetts governor patrick calling it quits to davenlt businessman andrew yang and michael bennett dropped out of the race after the polls closed yesterday. abc 7 news, manchester, new hampshire. after losing those three candidates within 24 hours, only eight remains in the race. a total of 20 have dropped out. the chairman of the iowa democratic party resigned today following the disaster that was last week's iowa caucuses. technical problems meant results were not released for days and the final numbers were so close it was hard to declare a winner. the chairman says he takes full responsibility. 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joining me right now is douglas radk. he is one of the smart guys when it comes to taxes. you said that people are making some of the mistakes with the retirement accounts. is that right? >> it's not a mistakes. but congress passed a secure act which made some retirement account changes. one of them is the required minimum distribution which you have to draw down once you retire. they changed that to 70 1/2 to 72. >> is that this year? >> that's effective this year. >> okay. so before if you had a minimum amount you had to take out of your 401(k) or ira once you turned 70 1/2, right? >> that's correct. >> so now can you dodge that for two more years? >> yep, keep building that wealth. >> do people know about that? >> it is relatively new. most of my clients, i'm telling them for the first time. >> so is it -- so they can take out less? it's better to go ahead and start now or just put it off? >> well, you know, some people are thinking about, you know, the next generation. maybe they want to bequeath the 401(k) to the next of kin. maybe they want to take more time to bumd the retirement account before they actually retire. you know, power of compound interest. >> right. >> yeah. >> very good. the are people happy to hear they have two more years? >> yeah. people are way happy. and there is a whole bunch of other changes. i recommend people consult their tax professional about. there is another significant changes that now when you inherit an ira or 401 k, you have ten years to draw it down. >> before you had forever. >> yeah. >> that doesn't help families. >> it does help for your taxes to go further. douglas radkey, one of the cpas, we're going to keep talking about taxes on facebook live. if you want to keep joining us, rub over to facebook live. reporting live from our offices. i'm michael finney. >> take a look at the weather. >> the weather won't be taxing at all. we have mainly clear skies right now. a lot of fog will form overnight especially near coast and bay and locally overnight lows are in the low to mid 40s mainly. then tomorrow, the low clouds will pull back to the coastline. but they will reside there for the rest of the day. inland and over the bay though, mostly sunny with high temperatures in the low to mid 60s near the bay. mid 60s and upper 60s inland and upper 50s on the coast. now as we -- let's talk about this dry spell we're in. the last soaking rain storm we had was on january 16th. we're now 12 days through the month of february with no measurable rainfall at all. so it is bone dry out there. and the outlook calls for no rain here. no measurable rain. the next ten days. where is the rain? just about everywhere else in the 48 contiguous states. especially in the east. so maybe some rain before march -- yeah, march. that's the next month. yeah. that's the next month coming up. i can count on the calendar. looking at friday, valentine's day, lovely day. it's going to be also nice and mild on saturday. but overnight saturday into sunday morning, a weak frontal system will move through and may produce light showers in the north bay. and then next week, gets offer to a bright sunny and dry start all over again. >> again. all right. spencer, thank you. >> okay. >> all right. let's talk a little census and baseball. >> spring training just around the corner. >> who is ready for baseball i know you always are. you too. >> yeah. >> and, yep, it's here. time for a little spring fling in arizona. giants and as open the spring training. lots of questions about s mik'mike will get it done?'n, ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded healthcare coverage. as president, i'll build on obamacare because healthcare is a right. i created nearly 500,000 jobs in new york city. as president, i'll build an economy that delivers good jobs with higher wages. i'll take on the gun lobby and save lives. and i will stop trump's assault on women's reproductive rights. i've got a record of doing things. i've 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