street and fewer cars. as of 6 am this morning market from stewart to venice is a no go zone for private vehicles and rideshare's. >> we have parking control officers out at key intersections this morning. it looked like the word was out for the most part. >> reporter: even as drivers were adjusting to the new role work was happening to reinforce the car free market philosophy. a traffic light was brought down by work crews and bicycle only signs were going up. bike riders are thrilled. >> for us on two wheels where just rolling right through feeling safer and less intimidated. >> it is way safer. there are fewer cars. it is great. there's not that many bikes. >> reporter: the cost for breaking the rule is deep. >> it is a $238 ticket and one point against your license. >> reporter: only taxis, commercial vehicles, emergency vehicles, municipal and paratransit and bicycles and scooters are allowed. >> one way to identify a commercial vehicle is they have that one letter on their license plate. you may see some vehicles if you're not sure what they are it could be private or commercial but that is the way to tell. >> reporter: in the state of california all pickup trucks are registered as commercial vehicles meaning their license plates meet the criteria for market street. now they are going to keep parking control officers out here at 11 intersections through the month of march to make sure that drivers know that they cannot turn down that road. new at 6:00 growing calls for reforms after the indictment of san francisco's public works director. wilson walker tells us how mohammed gained such influence in the city. >> reporter: the reverberations have not stopped for the push to reform dpw could start as soon as tomorrow. >> i was a surprise and very disappointed. >> reporter: today's change was exactly the kind of event mohammed nuru would've been in the middle of. >> there's no question that he should be fired immediately. this is a department with hardly any oversight at all which is a recipe for something like this to happen. >> reporter: in many respects his power was unique. he was appointed the head of public works by a man who was a former head of public works as mayor. he famously respected those bureaucratic territory lines. he was running up the department that was central to the biggest challenges in san francisco. >> notice that none of this says deadly. >> 80% of the encampments have been cleaned up. >> reporter: he was indispensable for a string of mayors but prosecutors say was exactly that influence that led to impropriety. >> with a little bit of dignity you can erase a lot of humiliation. >> reporter: that is his codefendant talking about the public bathrooms that are part of the fbi investigation. >>, shelter and public restroom schemes. >> reporter: there is still a lot that we do not know about the case because prosecutors have also left a lot of important things out. >> they will use phrases like developer one and contractor 2 and that sort of thing.rt: this rther than him and the people that were names. the mayor is promising a full accounting of all of these contracts but some supervisors say there will not be enough. they want reform or even the breaking apart of dpw. the proposals are expected tomorrow. wilson walker, kpix 5. a gun scare and lockdown and shelter in place because somebody was trying to record a video for snapchat. the suspect arrested in connection with the lockdown turned out to be a former student. he was identified as michael kessler. police say that kessler admitted to using a fake ak-47 and wearing the mask at the school in an effort to record a snapchat video. >> we have no reason to believe that he intended on performing an act of violence on the school. >> he was arrested on a list of five separate charges. it prompted a massive police response there are super bowl parties and super bowl luxury. dennis o'donnell is in miami where he got a pretty good look at the unique way that some fans will be enjoying the super bowl in style. how is it going? >> reporter: pretty good. south beach, art deco and the vibe is starting to heat up. you can feel it. if you do not have a ticket to the super bowl you are luckily looking for a watch party. i have an idea for you if it fits your budget. super bowl watch parties can be so crazy you can't even watch the game or you can make it really simple. >> take us aboard the perseverance three. >> we are ready. >> reporter: what do we have here? this 95 foot p3 is super bowl luxury. staterooms and five heads and dining rooms and eight tvs. you will not miss a minute of the game. >> this is the master stateroom. it has a big screen. we have two queens that are identical here. >> reporter: theoretically everyone can stay in their own rooms and watch the 49ers beat the chiefs. >> we are going to the flybridge or the top deck. >> this is where it happens. cheers. >> reporter: if you are not into half-time shows take a jacuzzi. >> we have see bob's. they are one of the many toys on the boat. >> reporter: before you get too carried away -- >> it is $15,000 per day with a minimum of two nights for the super bowl's. >>, board the p3. you can afford it. i have to tell you i was put it on the company credit card but i wanted a job when i got back. >> always good thinking there. >> it's probably a little too small for me. i need the p5. >> that will be $25,000 a day. >> thank you. we have live coverage from miami all super bowl week. countdown to kickoff continues all week long right here. still ahead, finally a north bay city cleaning up a massive homeless encampment. the only problem, there is no place to put the displaced people. a new proposal that will transform an iconic area in san francisco. niners fans did not have to go far today. there's a pop up shop to make sure everybody has their here for sunday. so when is the rain arriving. no matter how hard we look we just see this. we will have the forecast when we come back. we tried to get the politicians to deal with the problem. but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced big tobacco to pay its share of healthcare costs. we fought oil companies for new clean air laws and closed a billion dollar corporate tax loophole to fund public schools. by going directly to the people we got results. that's not something you see a lot of from washington these days. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. let's make change happen. as john ramis reports the biggest problem with a home and homeless encampment is a problem. >> reporter: the day began with a protest. many homeless campers were dismantling the only homes they have ever known. nathan said the experience left him feeling guilty and said. >> i do not feel like anything. i do not feel like a human. >> reporter: after constructing 30 shelter cabins in another location in santa rosa the camp is being closed even though there are more than 200 people living in it. is there a place for them to go? that is supposed to be the county's responsibility. >> we are working to find a place. >> it is so public. >> reporter: eric wood love to move to the nick emmons but since he is clean and sober and has employable skills he was not considered in vulnerable enough to qualify. >> i do not want to be treated like an animal. if somebody gives me housing i will be able to do that. the problem is to back and nobody believes what is happening here. the california senate just rejected bill as be 50. this is the third year in a row that they have tried to pass this bill to address the states growing housing crisis. a has been developer wants to transform part of union square into housing. sandhill property submitted plans to turn old macy's building into a mixed-use development. the street and lower levels would be retail and the next five floors would be office space. 21 condos would be on the upper floors. macy's soul the building last year for $250 million. the san jose city council just approved a project to add 274 hotel rooms downtown. the 24 story tribute hotel would be connected to the montgomery hotel on first street. opponents are worried that the development will jeopardize the montgomery which is on the california register of historic places. supporters say the city needs the added hotel rooms. the expansion is expected to create 140 new jobs. >> it sure has come a long way from all of the apricot orchards. >> we have a look at the high clouds over the area tonight and that is about it. there getting rain in oregon and washington and we are getting not a drop. as we look at san jose tonight. the numbers have toppled into the 50s and 60s. we will have a little bit of fog forming by tomorrow but the general trend -- so not as chilly as it often can be in the month of january the ridges building. that means high clouds the closest place we can find rain in california is in crescent city and before we know it you are over the border of oregon. rain chances are about nothing for the next seven days. it is edging toward some record highs. there is a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures will warm and we are looking at 70s for the last week of january. fairfield will have a lot of son. 67 for livermore and 64 in san francisco. the other headline is the super bowl. we have mentioned it but not with regard to whether. in downtown miami it is 70. 3000 miles away that is where dennis o'donnell is. >> reporter: it is hot. breaking news on sandoval and what is jimmy g not good at? 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