but the landlord didn't stop trying to kick her out. bigad: you started getting eviction notices in the mail. elizabeth: yes, in the mail, taped to my door. you know, slid under the door. announcer: her landlord served her four different eviction notices over 2 years, telling her she had to move out because now he wanted to move in. but lee didn't believe it. elizabeth: in the middle unit, middle floor, no, he would--he has no intention of moving in. announcer: our series exposed a critical lack of oversight that allowed landlords to abuse the system. we revealed how rent controlled tenants, potentially hundreds over the past few years, were wrongfully kicked out in order to have new people move in at a much higher rent. female: we need to catch these bad actors, and we need to make them pay. announcer: after our first few reports aired, frustration filled city hall when more than 60 renters and housing advocates lined up to share their eviction stories. male: so, i'm suspicious of the landlord's motives. i don't want to fight her in cou

the occupants do have a direct relationship with the landlord. one of the people, he lives in the property and he is one of the members of the llc. in terms of the commercial lease, the heading on the lease says commercial and it has been residential use long before my clients moved in. the rent ordinance recognizes residential tenancies even if the lease says commercial. the landlord's council stating they're going to terminate the lease next year at will or not renew the current lease is really inaccurate. under the rent ordinance, the landlord doesn't have the right simply to terminate it because it says commercial lease on top of it. i'm not exactly sure what happened, but last month shortly before this meeting was originally scheduled, i submitted a brief on behalf of the tenants. i'm not sure if you had a chance to review it or even received it but it explains several of the issues addressed here. my clients did enter into a lease in -- i'm sorry, let me see. i believe 2013 and it does say standard industrial commercial lease on the front, t

>> from the landlord, the master landlord. >> oh, ok, so not the person they lease it to who happened illegally lease it to a bunch of other people? >> no, it would be the owner of the building because they're technically responsible for maintaining the conditions. >> city council given -- can you shine this light on this? >> sure. deposit thue john gibner, it may depend on the circumstances, or the dinance gives broad authority to seek reimbursement from any person who created caused committed or maintained the condition which i assume in most cases is the owner or master tenant but the ordinance gives a broader authority. >> ok, so you could go after that master tenant? >> if that person cause order maintained the nuisance condition yeah. if they're pocketing the money does the landlord have to pay so i want to make sure there's that flexibility. thank you for classification. so, i am a little concerned about whether this going to be sort of an unfunded type of thing where there's no limitation to how much we will put out. has there been any discussion around that issue? >> before y

after 11 years in the mission and the landlord told us we were being evicted and then rescinded it. he hated living on the block but said it would be an owner moving eviction which never happened. one motivation was that once he got rid of us in our rent control, our affordable rent he could raise the rent any amount. we didn't know it then but we were lucky to be evicted in 1995 when there was still real affordable housing to be found. those days are gone. costa-hawkins including the know have a - has played a huge role in gentrification. many people i know mostly latino and african american families and seniors and people with disabilities would still be in the city if not for costa hawkins. some accepted buyouts, some just left after being pressured by landlords and were to stressed or sick to fight. as a nurse i have to talk as a medical student did about a crucial concern. evictions and the threat of evictions lead to serious conditions, high blood pressure and high and low blood sugars and increased parkinson's disease and poor nutrition and insomnia and sometimes death. thank

it doesn't capture the range of perspectives landlords use. a key example i want to hone in on is the largest private landlord in san francisco, veritas. they formed a partnership with airbnb. they began taking out gigantic loans to buy rent-controlled buildings. there's 61 buildings spread out across 21 san francisco neighborhood. it's a joint venture between veritas and a boston-based hedge fund. the founder has been in the news because he has $30 billion in assets and owns $911 million in puerto rican debt. goldman sachs owns the debt. the portfolio is 95% and across the 1,126 units with an average rent 35% below market. standard and poors analyzed the loan and found it had $23 billion in potential rent if r veritas can raise rents. they've been doing what they've been aggressively doing since 2011. since 2016, 57.1% of the units in the portfolio or 986 units have been vacated, renovated and raised to market rates. the remaining 42.9%, 748 units, provide an opportunity to achieve rents closer to market levels once renovated. what happened to

fair condition this unfolded in a first floor apartment behind me and now there is question if the landlord was permitted to rent out the buildfirst place. >> amid empty lots and abandoned buildings the search is on for a potentially rabid raccoon. >> her face -- oh my jesus. >> journey blake rogers was apparently mauled while she theft. and h injuries are too graphic to show. >> and it happened at 8:30 last night on north 22nd street. she was in the bathroom while the baby slept on the bed. >> i heard her screaming and crying and she was across the bed with blood all over her face. >> and journ received a rabies shot and dozens of stitches during a four hour surgery. >> she can see but they had to sew it all together. >> and animal control on the scene investigating and officials are not able to say how the raccoon entered the building or if it was a trap from earlier. >> it's difficult to try to do the assessment we need to do. >> rogers says she began renting the apartment this week and lni says that the owner does not have a rental license for the property and neighbors say that raccoon

she the spotted raccoon earlier in the day and called the landlord to remove. she plans to pursue legal action. >> she dragged it across the room and she was pleading and iing. >> there's no reason why anita oh mall in a guy in a house with kids and minors -- >> the landlord tells eyewitness news to be resolved and hire a commuter. there was a hit-and-run crash that killed an 8-year-old boy. he was speeding when he truck the vehicle the child was riding in. whitaker and hurt js yesterday and they had a diabetic incident and that caused crash. officers say he was loss driving without a license. >> tonight, police in australia do not think an attack involve ising suv is is linked to terrorism and 19 hurt and four critically when the suv ran into a crowd of pedestrians in mill mourn. it ways 32-year-old afghan decent man and he is in custody. he has a history of mental health issues and police arrested another man, 24-year-old, they say filmed incident and was carrying a bag of knives. at this point they do not bag of knives. at this point they do not believe got

negotiations with the landlord, a ltenant's write group have appeared to have reached a stalemate. al weeks ago to the office where a home building company is run in pleasanton. the protesters were greeted by a stunned employee. >> are you serious right now? >> reporter: before long, about two dozen protesters stormed the lobby and demanded to speak to their landlord. police arrived and the demonstrators, led by the alliance of californiaens for community empowerment agreed to move outside. >> what do you want? >> reporter: this man's raent from 1100 to $2300 a month. the landlord's attorney sent him this letter stating legal proceedings may ensue. >> i feel like he's being greedy with us. >> reporter: combach declined our e-mail but said he's only given seven household nominal rent increases over ten years. he says it brings it up to true rent value. he's been asked to negotiate with the tenants. >> so there needs to be some sort of accommodation and thought for the human impact and a willingness to work together. >> reporter: combach reached deals of $1600 and an authorized tenant

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she the spotted raccoon earlier in the day and called the landlord to remove. it she plans to pursue legal action. >> she dragged it across the room and she was pleading and iing. >> there's no reason why anita oh mall in a guy in a house with kids and minors -- >> the landlord tells eyewitness news to be resolved and hire a commuter. there was a hit-and-run crash that killed an 8-year-old boy. he was speeding when he truck the vehicle the child was riding in. whitaker and hurt js yesterday and they had a diabetic incident and that caused crash. officers say he was loss driving without a license. >> tonight, police in australia do not think an attack involve ising suv is is linked to terrorism and 19 hurt and four critically when the suv ran into a crowd of pedestrians in mill mourn. it ways 32-year-old afghan decent man and he is in custody. he has a history of mental health issues and police arrested another man, 24-year-old, they say filmed incident and was carrying a bag of knives. at this point they do not bag of knives. at this point they do not believe go

negotiations with the landlord, a ltenant's write group have appeared to have reached a stalemate. ey marched several weeks ago to the office where a home building company is run in pleasanton. the protesters were greeted by a stunned employee. >> are you serious right now? >> reporter: before long, about two dozen protesters stormed the lobby and demanded to speak to their landlord. police arrived and the demonstrators, led by the alliance of californiaens for community empowerment agreed to move outside. >> what do you want? >> reporter: this man's raent from 1100 to $2300 a month. the landlord's attorney sent him this letter stating legal proceedings may ensue. >> i feel like he's being greedy with us. >> reporter: combach declined our e-mail but said he's only given seven household nominal rent increases over ten years. he says it brings it up to true rent value. he's been asked to negotiate with the tenants. >> so there needs to be some sort of accommodation and thought for the human impact and a willingness to work together. >> reporter: combach reached deals of $1600 and an a

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>> so the one additional thing that i would do is to constantly engage with the bigger landlords in therea that you are looking for locations. so in my experience, landlords have done a lot of research into the demographics of the area before they've purchased a property, and i think that would be useful. in my experience, also, a lot of the time brokers want to see deals get done, but they're not always working in the best interest of the client. a landlord wants to keep a great tenant there for a long period of time. so that is the one thing that i would say that you should do, which is to constantly engage with the landlords in the area where you want to open your locations. >>> this has been a fantastic year for us here at "your business." we've had the honor of picking the brains of some world class business leaders who created or have run some of the most iconic brand names in america. we thought we'd look back iconic businesses in america. we decided to take a look back at some of the wisdom they shared with us. >> think of negativity as noise. you know, really believe in yoursel

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it was mentioned earlier that the landlord appealed and the thought was that was in order to close the sale. they did a similar move with my tenants in that they said they were entering into a buyout negotiation in order to keep them from filing a civil suit based on a rent board finding that they owed money and announced that the house had been sold. so i've spoken with ms. tran. she says she was not aware of any of this. in that case, she has our deepest sympathies that she was sold sort of a lemon of a house with numerous problems. my client's position is simply they want to make sure the repairs are done swiftly and that they are clearly communicated how and when they're going to be done. ms. tran mentioned that the tenants were not eager to grant access. they're happy to grant access. they just ask that 24 hours notice be provided, and it wasn't. i have repeatedly reached out to ms. tran and her attorney, and i have gotten very intermittent and difficult to comprehend communication back. her attorney has not responded to my last two emails or answered any of the questions we have,

dozens of seniors in the south bay say they're being sent out in the cold, evicted by their landlord.e mon trujillo joins us. >> the letter alived here yesterday saying the 80 seniors have 0 days to pack up, that the land lord did not renew the lease. there's a lot of anxiety and angst here. >> i'm very irritated, because my family lives here and he has nowhere to go now. >> the chateau gardens tells us the landlord told them everyone must go. in a statement they tell us the landlord is unwilling to continue to allow the building to b run as a senior living community and instead use for as another use. residents and family members are understandably upset. >> there aren't that many available in snows area. the next would be to go to walnut creek, which would really be far. >> i'm not happy about this. it's christmastime and you're putting my dad out on the street. i'm not happy. >> less than two miles from here is the new proposed google campus. family members speck hate that may be a reason why. nbc bay area news. >> first breakins. now a shooterage. the spike of cash burglaries has

when she notified the landlord the landlord came to the house , with two other people and told them thathe racoon out of the house. the racoon was still, never left the house, they never got the racoon out of the house. so, why would you lie and saw i got the racoon out of the house knowing you have kid in the house. >> mom, ashley journey's mom did she see the racoon in the house later on then. >> yes. >> and got ate way. >> she thought it was out of the house. >> is what the deal with this particular house i know ashley just moved in. >> she just moved in there on tuesday. >> did the owner, landlord, notify her we have had issues with animals. >> no, nothing like that. >> is there a hole in the foundation or back in the house. >> we don't know anything, l and i is still inspecting, trying to figure out how did the racoon get in there. neighbors are say there have been racoon problems in the area for years. right next door to an abandoned house. we don't know if they had been breeding in house or how long they have been in there. we don't necessity it is more than one. i believe there i

the landlord is the suspect. the shooter was gone by the time the police officers gothe t scene.ffin onoing argument between the pair escalated in violence. the woman has a gunshot wound to each arm and a bullet pierced a park car. >>> a controversy is cutti into poppa john's piece of pie. we'll tell you about the shake up at the top of the pizza chain and why it's happening. >>> police at the jersey shore is looking for this woman who hurt a little little hearts with that cart full of bags. >> good morning it is 67:00 a.m., friday, december 22. matt is off, alicia vitarelli is here. >> four people are injured after a fight between a woman and her boyfriend escalates, shots are fired. we have a live reportsearch for. >>> a racoon attacks a 4-month-old girl inside her philadelphia home. we have more on her recovery. >>> accuweather is tracking rain for the weekend and possibility of a dusting of snow on christmas. >> let's go over to karen rogers to talk about that and matt pellman is in for traffic. >> reporter: we have weather for christmas, we have reindeer. >> reporter: we hav

the landlords could pass along the tax cost to big name customers. >> when you have a gross receipts tax, you can create political winners and losers and that's bad tax policy. >> enough with the tax increases. >> sap fran is collecting -- san francisco is collecting over $5 billion of general tax revenues as part of a $10 billion budget. there's enough taxes being collected in san francisco. >> joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> shoppers are scrambling for cover when a man open fires outside of abe area target -- a bay area target score. it's fine! i will just slip it off and throw it into the wash. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. is everyone looking? make the dream yours. no one's looking! thank you, ikea. oh, john can't come. my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one? yes, but we've got plus-one insurance. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. (cheering) shooting in the parking lot of a target store in emeryville. it happened yesterday evening, outside the target on 40th street. no one inside the store was invol

prosecutors said eric almena was the landlord of the warehouse. max harris acted as his property manager. the judge agreed and set the two should stand trial on 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. one count for each victim. defense attorneys that they expected the ruling. they argue if the city of oakland and warehouse owner who bear responsibility for the tragedy. an attorney for the victims families that she agrees on those points. but they are also to blame.>> i believe there was sufficient evidence of the guilt and responsibility of the defendants for creating the goals ship. and making it as the judge stated in his final words called it a death trap.>> this was not a death trap. it was orderly and clean and wholesome. in many respects my client did everything humanly possible within his financial means to make it that way.>> the context of a jury trial we move out of this hearing. ahead. very encouraged by what we saw. we are confident we can prevail with a jury.>> reporter: they will return in january. the child might be a year away. the

the government has announced new plans to tackle what it calls "rogue landlords" in england. oduce a licensing scheme for certain landlords renting a property to multiple individuals. separately, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn, has said his party wants tenants to have more powers to avoid eviction. joining me now is our reporter sebastian chrispin. so, tell us more about what has been proposed. that's right, there has been quite a lot in the media about so—called rogue landlords, landlords that don't treat tenants properly. there has been a big emphasis on overcrowding. landlords that forced te na nts to overcrowding. landlords that forced tenants to live in properties that are not big enough. the government has set up today is a range of measures trying to tackle overcrowding and drive up standards in the private rented sector in england, in particular what it is doing is it wants to change the licensing rule for landlords in england. so now, anyone who wants to rent a property to five or more people that are not all from the same family will have to register. 0n same family

of course the landlord in the case should be held accountable nor. what can people do when they are in the situation like this? s the first thing i recommend to people to contact the tons. no others. the mayor's office or the clark's office and find out what this r the option. it is bawl protecting resident. do you have some landlords out there that are not responsible ap do not properly upkeep their property. >> legally and politically, these are issues it sounds like it shouldn't have been in the house in the first police and shouldn't have been rented to so new policy going to do something tim? don't know, bill. the problem is access to safe and affordable housing. that is a problem. particularly in the area. you know, the ability to as a family or as a young person to be able to finned a there is live and live and safe flies live. being able to avoil yourself of the town and the town officials and that may have been another gap was missed here, too but there is a question about question of whether the people did call what the rights are. >> quick

home owner arrive, to help remove. >> he chased him out. >> reporter: after ate tacked the baby the landlord rush them to the hospital, the family says it intend to pursue legal action. >> it is his responsibility. >> reporter: i reached that landlord by phone earlier today and he initially hung up and then called me back a little while later to tell me that everything had been resolved and he to contact his lawyer if he had more questions but wow not provide me with that attorney's name or contact information. meantime that baby does remain here at st. christopher's hospital after a surgery here earlier this afternoon. we're live from north philadelphia, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, neat a. >>> philadelphia police arrested driver who fled the scene of the crash that killed an eight year-old boy in crescentville. michael finf is charged with homicide by vehicle, involuntary manslaughter and other charges as well. police say finn was speeding when he struck vehicle the child was riling in. it happened at whittaker street yesterday afternoon. finn told officer he had a diab

it is over plans for an additional 3,000 seats at the ground, and whether the landlord, a group called to use the stadium. people living near heathrow will get the chance to have their say on plans to build a third runway and expand the airport. from next month, local communities will be invited to comment on some new and revised options, including the design, changes to flight paths, and the reconfiguration of the m25. the public consultation will last for ten weeks, and is separate to the one held by the government. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there is a good service on the tubes this morning. 0n the trains, there is major disruption on all south—western railway services in and out of waterloo, due to ongoing problems at vauxhall. check before you travel. 0n the roads, the a13 is building westbound heading out of dagenham into barking. and heading through wandsworth common, there are temporary lights in place on trinity road at routh road, for emergency repairs. let's have a check on the weather now, with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. well, it has turned

you're seeing a note from today's testimony it is the landlord's primary responsibility for uptaining permits and licensing>(james) the judge says there was enough evidence for the men to stand trial next year. ( darya ) another big story we are following... he was acquitted of the murder of kate steinle... now... jose garcia zarate is seeking a new trial on his conviction for illegal gun possession. defense attorneys claim the judge failed to properly instruct members of the jury. the defense team says the jury should have considered that garcia zarate didn't know he was holding a gun. the conviction carries a maximum sentence of maximum carries a conviction carries a maximum sentence of three years. garcia zarate's sentencing is set for january ( darya ) happening today... two of the people charged with the murder of an elderly san jose woman will be in court. zachary cuen and johnny brown are charged in the death of flo douglas also known as "miss flo". she died back in september of 2016 after being brutally assaulted. at least one other person has also been charged for trying to h

the landlord donating the space since october but says can't afford the cost of the repairs due to allhe break-ins. organizers had hoped to keep that center open through january. >>> a homeless man says he is grateful for the help he received from an alameda county sheriff's deputy. 67-year-old mike meyers says he panhandled every day near a busy freeway on-ramp in hayward. deputy jacob swalwell and other officers warned him many times about panhandling and one day last month the deputy decided to write him a ticket and then asked for his i.d. he said he did not have an i.d. so deputy swalwell took it upon himself to help meyers go get new identification. well, it took three visits to the dmv and in an official letter on stationery before meyers got a california senior citizen i.d. card. and meyers and the deputy have now forged a close bond. >> he turned out to be more of a friend than anybody else i have met in recent years. >> the sheriff's department says with his new i.d. card they hope to help meyers get off the streets and get a new job. >>> well, it only several more days remai

prosecutors said derick almena was essentially the landlord of the ghost ship warehouse and that max harris acted as his property manager. the judge agreed with that and said the two must stand trial on 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for each victim. defense attorneys said they fully expected the judge's ruling but argue if the city of oakland and the warehouse owner chor ng bear responsibility for the tragedy. an attorney for the victims' families agrees but says almena and harris are also to blame. >> they believe that there was sufficient evidence of the guilt and responsibilitier these defendants for creating the ghost ship and making it, as the judge stated in his final words, called it a death trap. >> this was not a death trap. it was orderly. it was clean. it was wholesome. and in many, many respects, my client did everything humanly possible within his financial means to make it that way. >> in the context of a jury trial, we move out of this hearing, full steam ahead, very encouraged by what we saw. we are confident we can prevail with a jury. >> reporter: both men w

they say the real cup writ, the landlord and the city. >> this was a systemic malfunction on the part of the city of oakland. they allowed this to happen. the landlord allowed this to happen. >> it was orderly, it was clean. >> reporter: as the hearing wrapped up, the prosecutors read the name of each of the 36 victims, bringing tears to many in the audience. >> express every day and prayer and a continuous a -- >> reporter: defense attorney expect the trial to take place in the next six to eight months. in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> attorneys for the man acquitted in the death of kate steinle filed a motion for a new trial, jose ines garcia zarate appeared in court briefly yesterday. a sentencing date was set for january 5th. public defenders say they filed a motion seeking a new trial surrounding garcia zarate conviction for being a felon in possession of a firearm. >> he would be entitled to a trial on the single charge. he's already served his full sentence for it. so this is just an issue of whether or not he'll have this conviction on his background. >> a leg

then the landlord gets the payment in dollars. bitcoin is extremely volatile.so you lock in the value at the time of the payment. >> there could be a different way of paying. but i don't know. i don't know if i trust it completely. f it so far.there >> i will are have a good plan. i already pay, it's automatically deducted from my bank account. >> reporter: but like other new technology, that could change on a dime. or a coin. probably starting with a very specific type of renter. >> to somebody that maybe is in tech, somebody that's in finance, somebody that just sees it as very exciting, they got in, and it makes it real, that they actually could pay their rent with bitcoin. >> reporter: the developer of this new building says it hasn't had any request for bitcoin payment, and they have over 70,000 apartment units in their portfolio. that said, the ceo said he's already heard about this and isn't closing the door on any option that might make renting more convenient. diana olick in washington. >>> for those of you who are looking at perhaps a more traditional

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first year rent of 3.4 million, over 15 years, it would be about 17.1 million, and the landlord would be putting in tenant improvements. we did note that the city could incur costs for the tenant improvements, but we have been assured but the department of health that the tenant improvements would be paid by the landlord, and we recommend approval. >>supervisor cohen: thank you for making that recommendation. let's go to public comment. ladies and gentlemen, item 10 is open if you'd like to comment on item 10. all right. seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues is there any motions? >>supervisor yee: sure. i'll make this to pass this out of the committee with positive recommendation to the full board with a committee report to the december 5th meeting. >>supervisor cohen: all right. we'll take that out wox. mr. clerk, could you call items number 11 and 12 together. >> clerk: yes. item 11, resolution approving amendment number 2 to the domestic it term nat food and bench lease number 03-0200, and the annual promotional charge to $3,111. item number 12, resolution approving ame

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