$5,304,500 contained in a lease dated for reference december 20, 2006, by and between 1 newhall, llc, as landlord, and the city and county of san francisco as tenant; adopting findings unde. supervisor chu: thank you very much. we have dr. amy heart from the migrant center. >> good morning. my name is john updike, acting director of real estate. today we see the recommendation to acquire this property that jennings and newhall in the india basin subdivision. i have a general map in the overhead. the property is on a street that leads to the postal service facility and is somewhat disconnected from the basin as a result. it does a for the city to secure an excellent match for the office of the chief medical examiner, subject to design, cheaper review, and authorization of funding over the left -- the next two to 2.5 years. originally leased in 2006, housing the laundry facility, dislocated from a hospital project. primarily as a result of an arbitration between union representative laundry workers and the city. set aside, subsequently, the laundry is now an outsourced function that never moved int

a lot of that ultimately got addressed between myself and the landlord. as far as the timeline and why it took so long, it was a matter of miscommunication. when the citations were posted at our business, we had access to those but during those days we were not at the restaurant during the daytime. we were not there at all business hours. we were doing work sparingly. we were doing the work after hours as well. again, we were in their painting and so on and so forth. we did not receive anything in the mail. a lot of the correspondence was done directly with the landlord and the landlord was in china for an extended time so we did not get the information from her. unfortunately, it went from being the first citation went to a second and third and eventually ended up in the hands of code enforcement. eventually, despite the fact it took as long as it did, despite the fact it went through all the various steps, eventually when we were cited and we were in a situation where we had no choice, when we got the absolute paperwork, we took care of it. we got a licens

tenant is paying below market rent under our current rent control laws, you are still required as a landlord to fix your property, maintain your property, and offer them up a habitable unit as it was leased to them in that standard. you are not required to provide new granite countertops or fancy recessed lighting or, you know, super telephone lines that can accommodate their new business. that, you are not required to do. but the way the rent control system is set up is there are petitions that you can file at the rent board to get your rent increased. so should you decide to do a major rewiring of your entire building, you can file a capital improvement petition at the rent board and you may be able to get a slight bump in rent to try to compensate that. >> for that particular -- i'm going to do the petition for the service of upgrading the building. is the right thing to do here -- i kind of want to do the right thing, if i didn't sound like it. if the right thing to do -- because a lot of old buildings have these problems pervasively with older plumbing that is still kind of working, is

work and a better life but often low paid migrants in moscow were taken advantage of by rogue landlords as artist on bottom discovered families are being charged illegally to live in abandoned buildings on the floor it is look the other way. at first glance it looks like a case of illegal immigrants squatting in a former architect true gem. this used to be part of the moscow conservatoire. this building here in the center of moscow was formally empty we heard that now there are many immigrants living here in very poor conditions are illegally right in the center of the city. but they would perhaps have gone unnoticed if it weren't for the fuss raised by quiet center a group of local residents wanting the migrants off their doorstep it was innocent well it is good for you to live in crowded conditions who knows what diseases they may have many of them don't work where they get money to eat make stealing or committing other crimes that must be go on his fellow activists call the authorities and the next day we return with offices of the federal migration service. the migrants who do open the

. >>> is vp joe biden's second role as a landlord?ges rent to the secret service agents who protect him. here is what jon stewart had to say about him. >> obviously the economic whoa is not over. vice president joe biden has another job, landlord. that's not so odd. these are difficult times. everybody is trying to make some extra coin. not like it's coming out of our porkts. >> records show biden charges rent to the secret service agents who protect him and his family. first of all, $2200 a month to live in a cottage in joe biden's back yard in delaware. how come he's such a good negotiator on rent? by the way, how do you collect rent from the guy you depend on to save your life. guys, it's august 1 srd, where's the rent? i'm sorry. i must have left my checkbook in my other bulletproof vest. >>> in today's businessman's special, the ultimate piggy bank. find out where people are stashing their cash. coming up in 30 seconds. but actually, it's never been easier to get the whole grain you want from your favorite big g cereals. from che

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health care landlords got hit as well. these three real estate investment firms invest in long- term care facilities. nursing homes and whatnot. omega fell more than 9%. healthcare r.e.i.t. was off 8.5%. h.c.p. dropped almost 6%. meantime, it was a solid quarter for health insurer humana, easily beating profit estimates. the company also lifted its outlook for the rest of the year thanks to its growth medicare business. but growing that business in light of the debt deal may have hurt its share performance today. as we can see. the stock fell 3% as volume more than quintupled. this is a four-month low tonight. shares in home and auto insurer allstate were in good hands today, finishing up more than 2%. last, week the stock dropped to its lowest price since its 52- week low last august. allstate posted a smaller-than- feared quarterly loss. catastrophic losses stemming from the springtime midwest tornadoes topped $2.3 billion. telecom stocks were the strongest today. tomorrow, at&t may be able to add to today's almost 1% ga

all three were arrested and hospitalized with what were described as non-life-threatening injuries. >>> a kentucky landlord recently needed some special assistance to evict his former tenant's creepy roommates. he was cleaning up and discovered a rattlesnake, three tarantulas and a scorpion left behind inside the vacant apartment. he has had them removed, but not sure about any further things adding to the price. >>> a sweet touch to summer vacation. campers here learn all about chocolate and how to create the smorgasbord of treats. the camp is designed to introduce kids to different kinds of chocolate and gives them the ability to correct area their own chocolate snack. >>> now for a look at the national and regional weather, bill karins is here with the weather channel forecast. >> good morning. i bet nap time doesn't go so well. the kids are running around. on the west coast, the quiet weather pattern continues. if you like sunshine and mild temperatures, this is quite a stretch we have had. on the coastal areas, we are dealing with colder area in the clouds. hot in the desert, 106 in phoenix. very typi

not counting those children who are impacted because the place where they live, their landlord was foreclosed upon and as renters, they were forced to move out. this is for children in this country and huge, huge crisis. tavis: if 30 seconds to go. -- we have 30 seconds to go. i hate it when we color code the conversation about poverty. when we see poverty we only think we're talking about black kids. who are these children in america that we're talking about who are impoverished? were these kids? >> if you start with the fact that 42% of america's children are living in families that make less than 200% of the poverty level, that is 44 or $45,000 for family of four. that is 42% of america's children. it goes beyond children of color. it is important to say that children of color are disproportionately impacted by this economic crisis. both from the standpoint of employment and the loss of assets that comes from foreclosure. tavis: patrick mccarthy is the ceo of the annie e. casey foundation. doing -- no one is doing better work than the foundation on the plight of children. thank you. >> thank you. tavi

second issue wanos issued, along with a certified letter to the landlord stating, and i quote, you are directed to fix the unsanitary conditions. as of the close of business yesterday, nothing had been done. the last thing mentioned on the complaint database was 6/27, where the landlord asked the inspector for an additional two weeks. this is now four weeks later, and nothing has been done. it i will ask ms. day, since it is on her letter had, what this means? >> staff can address to later, but they are not allowed to respond to your public comment. >> we are over two months, and nothing has been done. the last thing that was done was four weeks ago, where they aske for two weeks. now i would like to make some comments about what mr. sweeney said last week about emergency repairs. i went eight days without heat, five days without hot water. mr. sweeney indicated that it would be necessary, in order to make the repairs, that a replacement of the hot water and furnace would be necessary. that is not the case. when they finally bought a repair man in the, it took less than two hours to repair the hot water and furnace. i know mr. swe

settled his lawsuit with the city he will receive $700,000.375000 are from the landlord of the shopping center where he fell he was as to check on a ventilator shaft he volunteered to go on to that roof >> muni is board of directors to increase tax affairs the rates are going up from 310 to 350 it goes into affect in 30 days in 90 days they will be 85 new taxis heading this street >> profits for international airlines up is way down this is or a report from the international airport transportation they are down from $42 billion in profits last year they are having fewer international travelers and the price of gasoline has slowed people buying tickets to fly a live look at wall street the opening bell will be happening in two minutes after the bloodbath that happened yesterday ♪ [ female announcer ] there's no right way or wrong way. every baby plays by his own rules. and they need a diaper that lets them do it. new pampers cruisers with 3-way fit adapt at the waist, legs and bottom ♪ with up to 12 hours of protection for all the freedom to play their way. pampers. it's time to play. ergo the opening bell on wall str

as i can't afford to have one. i'm up against a quiet season the litigating landlord and tenant attorney with over 170 caners in his repertoire. -- retainers in his repertoire. i have made notes to keep myself a little clearer. i first want to address the brief in which he -- i am sorry. i live at 342. in reading his response to my appeal, page 6 of a, he has claimed that violated and tell my bathtub and shower and shanker move before filing the ipo, and that is certainly not the case at all. my appeal was filed on the eleventh. the demolition of my bathroom happened later. it is an hardly understand that i did not allow this to happen and then run out and file an appeal. i filed an appeal when i saw the work being done beneath me and the bathroom was ripped out so i could see the dirt floors. when they told me that i had two days with no suggestions or accommodations except that i could use the port of party provided for the construction workers, that is why i filed the appeal. additionally, i enjoyed living there without incident until the new owners had first visited my apartment for a walk-through. immediately

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landlord here so that it does not happen again. thank you. [applause] [laughter] >> uh-oh, over capacity. as we are gathering, everybody, thank you very much for coming. this is one of the moments where i have been looking forward to, with all the members of our board of supervisors, and i continually want to thank the board for working so well with our office in passing a balanced budget this year. there are a lot of people to thank. but the first thing i want to make sure you all understand is the budgets of cities is the most important thing we can possibly do as urban settings for the whole country. you are reading about it every single day with the president and his deficit ceiling challenge or whether it is our governor. our cities have to survive, and i have to be financially strong. that will be a theme throughout the rest of this year and forthcoming, because we have to keep our city strong. we have done that with this balanced budget. a loof people to thank. i want to first and foremost thank this year's budget share, carmen chu. supervisor chu, thank you very much. [applause] she

landlord here so that it does not happen again. thank you. >> i have 2 job titles. i'm manager of the tour program as well as i am the historyian of city hall. this building is multifaceted to say the very least it's a municipal building that operates the city and county of san francisco. this building was a dream that became a reality of a man by the name of james junior elected mayor of san francisco in 1912. he didn't have a city hall because it was destroyed in the earth wake of 1906. construction began in april of 1913. in december 1915, the building was complete. it opened it's doors in january 1916. >> it's a wonderful experience to come to a building built like this. the building is built as a palace. not for a king or queen. it's built for all people. this building is beautiful art. those are architecture at the time when city hall was built, san francisco had an enormous french population. therefore building a palace in the art tradition is not unusual. >> jimmie was an incredible individual he knew that san francisco had to regain it's place in the world. he decided to have the tallest dom

as an older american car. >>> 7 on your side has learned the state fire marshal that could force landlords and businesses inelling a home to install a new smoke alarm. what is change could mean to all of us. >>> palo alto's acting fire marshal tests the fire alarms for an important demonstration. the four different alarms have been set up inside the fire department training center. >> 90% of the smoke alarms. >> ionization alarms sets it out with an electric current. some believe they are overly sensitive and too slow to detect smoke. some cities have moved to phase them out. last year the city of albany became the first in the country to adopt a new policy. >> ordinance basically outlawing ionization smoke alarms in the city and replacing with the new type. >> the common alarms are known for their nuisance alarms as they often go off when people cook. >> people take the batteries out and they have no protection at all. >> we asked them to put different alarms to the test. photoelectric alarms use a beam. the common ionization alarms use an electric current. microprocessor combine elements of both using com

landlord or property management first before we take it on? before we this that someone in other words. >> absolutely, because we want the property owner to get on that as soon as possible. generally the occupants is telling us there is no heat. they do not necessarily know what kind of system it is or what ever. we have to find out what is in the central system, can we get into see the boiler or the time claclock? the time clock is usually behind closed doors. that is the first thing we look at. >> what i would really like to hear is to get a list of the repeat offenders, property owners that are doing this all the time. the majority of property owners out there take care of their business, i would like to see that list of these repeat, what i would call owners that do not do the repairs in time. if you could come up with that. to go on th>> on the heat situa? >> yes. >> we could do that. there were a number of situations that by the time we got out there they were already abated. we ask them to call to let them know so they could look at this situation. that happened very frequently because we were asking that question. >> when there is heat the issue