experts in international relations, which we know well, is samel charab, and he now works for the rent corporationand yesterday he published in fore magazine. nes is a leading american journal on foreign policy and international relations , an article in which he says that the united states urgently need to negotiate with russia and compromise. look, without making any deal with the kremlin, the best outcome and there will probably be a long, hard war that russia will most likely win, a protracted conflict will perpetuate the current level of hostility between russia and the west, thereby undermining long-term us interests in regional and global stability . , as unpleasant as it would be to compromise with putin, the united states should strive for a speedy settlement conflicts through negotiations, but i will also say that , according to charap, one of the important elements of a compromise should be at least partial lifting of the sanctions that the united states imposed on russia after february 24, maxim alexandrovich, but you know very well, the united states but in your opinion. here is chap'

as they did with regard to the baltic states , uh, the rent corporation developed various options, butrita said, this will be the end of civilization. and they won't go for it. this bluff is, uh, information and psychological pressure on us. remember how a in the same poland said that slippery airfields would fly, and planes to fly out and a to wage war, and with russia in ukraine , all at once, stoltenberg stopped the big one. and i admit that now it is possible, the hottest heads there can make a variety of statements, but in this scenario, all the same, and i do not allow it to be catastrophic. but the most interesting thing is happening, it is happening before our eyes and the real world geopolitical revolution is gaining momentum, and there are two important elements here. the first element is that russia could destroy all these strategic assets of the west in ukraine and therefore the west is hysterical, therefore, such russophobia and adekva. what are the assets there? here are the laboratories, all these military bases in the hearth. that's all pumping, it was, uh, they worked

stephen frischmuth lives in austin, texas, where he rents in a property owned by a corporate owner. and last, but not least, of course, is anh-thu nguyen. anh-thu nguyen it's a tended leader in brooklyn with the greenberg tenants coalition. so each of you, there will be no questions from any of our panel, from any of the senators. we want to hear from you. i appreciate many senators are watching this remote, and they're watching this with their cameras off, but some of us are watching without their welcome son. i was just along each one of you, and start with miss hernandez. and thank you for joining us. and the floyd shows. thanks to miss nunez. i mean thanks, ms. hernandez. hello, everyone. my name is and kathleen hernandez that you live in los vegas. i want to thank you for the opportunity to speak today. as i remember off [inaudible] i met before the string committee of the national association of renters you live in corporate properties. i [inaudible] make the road nevada renters rising do so everyone has home just wifi. and even today not only as a writer who has faced horribl

corporate buyers. the trend is driving up home prices, causing rents to soar due to limited options, many rangers say washousing market in the hands of big corporations. they feel like they're at the mercy of profit driven companies. deadline is looming in the major league baseball player lockout, which could lead to more games being canceled. team owners are giving the players union tonight. to accept a deal for a new contract. if the players union agrees. team owners say they would reinstate the 162 game season with full pay. if no deal is reached by tonight, mlb officials say another week of regular season games. would be canceled with players forfeiting pay. sanders a sharks will continue to have increased security after a fight broke out in the stands during saturday night's game against the predators at s a p center video here shows punches being thrown. in the seats. witnesses say it began when a group of people threw beer on some other people sitting nearby. one fan in the stands said that he brought out his phone to record some of the action on the ice, but instead he filmed the fight. there's s

annualized for friday so watch that number it's good for the consumer and it's bad for corporate america, that's the one thing rents are going much higher. you know, you look at the home prices and they're up. kay shiller was up 19.1% we know rents follow home prices by a year. so rents are going up. those two pieces i've been talking about over a year, how sticky they are and that's why i'm concerned that inflation isn't going to go away and i don't think the fed with eight hikes and maybe they have to do a lot more than eight hikes, but that will slow the economy down. so what i think is sort of interesting, though, in the last two weeks and what we have been hearing is more of a rotation into growth versus value and you will see on rotations throughout the year the russell 1000 value, and a lot of stocks are in the growth indexes as we know. >> think. >> i think it's a function of us being oversold, and it's also recession fears. you know i'm not in that camp, but if we go into a recession you'll want to own more growth kind of names and it's mean reversion because -- >> hold on hold on. you just said you know i

corporate buyers. the trend is driving up home prices, causing rents to soar as well due to limited housing options, many say with so much of the housing market in the hands of big corporations, they feel like they're at the mercy of profit driven companies . it is 7 44, the land use committee of the san francisco board of supervisors will consider three proposals to allow more four plex is to be built in san francisco. according to the chronicle, one proposal by supervisor raphael mandolin would go even farther than the new state law designed to increase housing density mandolin wants to allow up to four units on lots of their zone right now for residential homes and up to six units on corner lots. the land use committee will consider this on monday and the chronicles as san francisco's providing tiny homes for people who've been staying intense cities sanctions safe sleeping villages on gough street between market and mission. the 64 square foot homes have a heater and a door that locks by the time the tiny home villages completed the spring will have 70 rooms, improved bathrooms and two dining halls a

is used to accommodate, store, and maintain general aviation, corporate, and other nonscheduled aircraft. this is an m.a.g. or percentage rentichever is greater. this modification will require signature to make significant sustainability improvements to install 55 solar powered covered parking stalls and at least four collect vehicle charging stations in the customer parking lot adjacent to the executive air terminal, offering industry standard sustainable aviation fuel, and replacing all fuel trucks in operation at the premises with low emission models. in 2017, the board of supervisors approved modification number 1 for five years beyond the lease and rfp expiration in 2017. and signature was required to further

private equity firms, corporate landlords and investors saw a shortage, they saw a captive market. they bought up property, raised rents, cut services, priced out family home buyers and forced all too often renters out of their homes. before the pandemic, nearly 1 in 4 renters was paying more than half their income for housing. that was before the pandemic. one thing goes wrong and they face immediate eviction almost in many cases. across the country we see headlines about the skyrocketing cost of housing, the squeeze it's putting on our families, potential homeowners being outbid by out of town all cash buyers. one large landlord proudly advertises under their, quote, market strategy that it, quote, the recent mortgage meltdown has raised the bar for those who could qualify for a mortgage then and increasing the people who must rent for the foreseeable future. but rather than providing the affordable housing, many firms are just exploiting people. tuesday our committee held a listening session to hear from renters about what happens when investors put profits over people's lives. one renter was told when she asked why

corporate veil. they buy the properties for the lowest price and put nothing into them and milk them for all the rent they can get. >> let me just ask, following up on this to mr. waller, large institutional renters in house, do you think it has a downward trend on rent or upward trend on rent? >> what we observed in georgia is the institutional landlords are well known for driving up the cost of rent. in fact year on and year on. it's not just the rent, but i think it's important to note that there are fee schemes imposed that we have not seen and these are very creative fees that can costs tenants a tremendous amount of number. an atlanta legal aid society said her client had a payment of $1300, but with the fees it was a 60% increase. >> this is the kind of predatory behavior that i think is so damaging to the housing market that is already struggling because we have a shortage of supply, as we all acknowledged. thank you, mr. chair, for this hearing and i look forward to the continuing work on this issue. >> senator toomey has one question he wants to ask and then i will turn it to senator warnoc

and you can set the rent any way you want, really, given the demand you're talking about. >> berman: first. i mean, corporateg. so there's a lot more going on than just corporate landlords bidding up homes. it's a very competitive and difficult environment. >> stahl: it's true that big investors don't own nearly as many houses as mom-and-pop landlords, people who might have just a few properties. but big firms like tricon do play a larger and growing role in the sunbelt cities where they're active. rent increases are all over the map: 35% in new york, but just 9% in chicago. 29% in portland, only 10% in l.a. and in only one big city were rents actually down last year: kansas city. berman says tricon strictly caps how much it will raise rent on existing tenants when they renew their leases. but let's say, i had come in as a new renter here. would the rent here be 30% more than it was about a year ago? >> berman: it could be. because it-- we-- when we come in and buy a home, we have to pay a market price for the home. and then we have to set a market rent, right? >> stahl: here are two examples of homes tricon

be purchased by investors or wealthy individuals and then they're going to be rented out short-term on airbnb or for corporate temporary housing. so, again, the neighborhood supports additional units on this property, but we want it to be the housing that we need and that enhances the neighborhood and allows a greater number of people to actually live and enjoy the neighborhood. thank you. >> good evening. -- board and president. thank you very much for hearing this appeal. my name is chris rudy. i'm the property owner at 3824 18th street, the reddish building with the solar panels mentioned in one of the slides. so, yes, i'm the business and housing provider there and so, i'm the one with the solar panels that would be blocked as well as any direct light coming into about half the units in the building. the inappropriateness in size and scale of this project has been mentioned before. the inconsistencies and, frankly, lies of the developer have all been mentioned before. and these mushrooming costs, either indicate they're dodging their fees or i'm not sure what. but everything we hear from them is either in

transitory, but in the u.s., there's rent, there's services and wages, so it is kind of a different problem here. lisa: does that make you more bullish on european corporateeuropean rates simply because you have that ecb benchmark at a time when the fed is going in the opposite direction? alberto: that is exactly right, the least bad place to hide is still europe. within that, in the credit market you can still find companies in sectors that have sovereign support. so you get a less hawkish ecb, support to french companies , so where you want to be cautious the most is still in e.m. because you have the component effective hike gas prices and a stronger dollar and higher fed rates. jonathan: you mentioned the federal reserve. using they still hike. most people assume that is the case. the ecb, is it even part of the conversation anymore as far as you are concerned? alberto: it is possible they do one hike in 2022. it really depends on how long this lasts. european countries have around five months of gas reserves, so if the conflict in russia and ukraine is a matter of weeks, we could see positive growth and more fiscal spending. think about germany uppin

rent relief. but tenets say that's only the most urgent part of a long list of issues that need to be resolved. 40 renters tenant advocates at two antioxidant council members picketed at the corporate own twin queen twin creeks apartments complex this afternoon tenets demanding the city and act rink control and that owners make timely repairs and improve. living conditions, the local government needs to prioritize people and not these corporate landlords who come in, buy up all the property and make it unaffordable for the people who actually live here. the extension of emergency covid tenant protections through june . 30th is expected to be heard on the senate floor tomorrow morning. people aged 50 and up and those who are immunocompromised are now eligible to receive a second booster shot the county of sonoma, says pfizer and moderna covid-19 boosters are available at county sponsored clinics, pharmacies and healthcare providers. the cdc has authorized a second booster for everyone, 50 and older and those with weakened immune systems as long as it's been at least four months since their first booster shot. more than $100 million awarded to two people sexually assaulted by a music

be purchased by investors or wealthy individuals and then they're going to be rented out short-term on airbnb or for corporate temporary housing. so, again, the neighborhood supports additional units on this property, but we want it to be the housing that we need and that enhances the neighborhood and allows a greater number of people to actually live and enjoy the neighborhood. thank you. >> good evening. -- board and president. thank you very much for hearing this appeal. my name is chris rudy. i'm the property owner at 3824 18th street, the reddish building with the solar panels mentioned in one of the slides. so, yes, i'm the business and housing provider there and so, i'm the one with the solar panels that would be blocked as well as any direct light coming into about half the units in the building. the inappropriateness in size and scale of this project has been mentioned before. the inconsistencies and, frankly, lies of the developer have all been mentioned before. and these mushrooming costs, either indicate they're dodging their fees or i'm not sure what. but everything we hear from them is either in

and by that i mean a corporation for economy of scale has bought their farm, the farmhouses are rent ared out to poor people, and we simply don't have an agrarian middle class anymore. and yet as i tried to write, i'm not blaming anybody because the efficiency was stag therring. and i'm looking out at my almond orchard that i rent out, and it's much better than when i did it myself. it looks like a park. everything is on a computer. ther base, perfectlyization schedule is almost automatically administered. there's a scientific the regimen to the trees. the old idea that almonds were produced 1800 pounds an acre is kind of a joke now. they produce with less water and less fertilization 3,,000 the, 3,200 pounds. the idea that the family, the kids are going to work and then they're going to come in and be a family, the mom's going to be in pta, cad's going to be a little -- dad's going to be a little league coach and you kind of free range your kids, they're all going to talk with the other kids, kind of a natural diversity rather than imposed one, that's all gone, i think. >> host: are

corporate buyers. not only is it driving up home prices, it's also causing rents to soar due to limited options, many renters like they are at the mercy of profit driven companies. all right. our time is 6 45 coming back next week, an event that highlights oakland's food scene now from march 18th to march 27th you can wine and dine across oakland is part of oakland's restaurant week will be pop ups. there will be food trucks and established restaurants and organizers. a. the prices will range from 10 to $25 for lunch and 25 to $60 for dinner. really this is to get away from restaurants feeling like they had to produce a menu that maybe it wasn't their style and they can really show guests what they want to cook and what they want to feed their guests. and visit oakland says hey making occasion out of it. stay at the local hotel, enjoy a meal and also oakland nightline in today's dollars and cents. people looking to buy a used car could soon see some lower prices. prices went down about 2% in february from an all time high in january, indicating that the industry is slowly changing . one of the main causes of

is used to accommodate, store, and maintain general aviation, corporate, and other nonscheduled aircraft. this is an m.a.g. or percentage rent, whichever is greater. this modification will require signature to make significant sustainability improvements to install 55 solar powered covered parking stalls and at least four collect vehicle charging stations in the customer parking lot adjacent to the executive air terminal, offering industry standard sustainable aviation fuel, and replacing all fuel trucks in operation at the premises with low emission models. in 2017, the board of supervisors approved modification number 1 for five years beyond the lease and rfp expiration in 2017. and signature was required to further renovate the executive air terminal building and hangars a and b. [please stand by] >> signature fixed base operation which consist of services for private and charter flights including operately terminal and three hangars. it was federally procured in 2007. signatures going to top three proposals. the amendment extends the term through september 2025 for a total 18-year term and require signature and electric

corporation. it is a real estate investment trust or reit that specialized in farm land that it leases meaning the farmer is on the hook for rentnce and taxes. this was a fabulous dividend yield and even though management raised the payout, they have not been able to keep pace with the stock so in other words distribution is good but the stock is going up so the yield is going down. the run is straightforward we've had extreme food inflation and that makes farmland much more valuable. even before russia invaded ukraine, demand for farm land was growing. through a rising growing pop la lation, a farm is a good investment i know, i bought one myself. that said gladstone's most recent leg higher is all about ukraine. since the bread basket became a war zone, this stock has raled 20%. and the question is can they continue that rally. their anchorage is 100% leased and they have a strong system in place for bringing new property that is perfect for farming. long-term i believe it is an excellent business and would you be a buyer at the right price. but i don't think the right price is this price. right now gladstone sells for 46 tim

they're all gone and by that i mean a corporation for economy of scale has bought their farms the farm houses or rented out to poor people and we simply don't have an agrarian middle class anymore and yet as i as i try to write early i'm not blaming anybody because the efficiency is was staggering and i'm looking out at my alman orchard that i ran out to a corporate farmer and it's much better farm than when i did it myself. i mean it looks like a park everything is on a computer. the irrigation fertilization schedule is almost automatically administered. there's a scientific regimen to the trees. they the old idea that almonds would produce 1,800 pounds an acre. it's kind of a joke now that they produce less water less fertilization. 3,03200 pounds an acre, but the idea that a family is going to farm them and the kids are going to go out. where can they almond orchard or the great and and then they're going to come in and be a family and mom's going to be in pta. the dad's gonna be a little league coach. they're all going to be on the hospital board and you kind of free range. your kids are all going

can't pay employees, rent and the fact that the russian economy is in a free fall with countries like switzerland and other countries joining in the sanctions. a lot of american corporate and multinational corporations joining indiana boycotts of russia and cutting ties, including energy companies. he's experiencing these reversals on the battle field and he can't like the look of his economy right now. >> jeremy bash, michael mcfall. we'll be in the chamber tonight, i expect and our general mccaffrey, our four-star general. thank you all so much. and the end game. how does the war end for vladimir putin? and should the world be concerned about his bursts of anger? >>> marco rubio, vice chair of the. e chair of the. (music) who said you have to starve yourself to lose weight? who said you can't do dinner? who said only this is good? and this is bad? i'm doing it my way. meet plenity. an fda -cleared clinically proven weight management aid for adults with a bmi of 25-40 when combined with diet and exercise. plenity is not a drug - it's made from naturally derived building blocks and helps you feel fuller and eat less. it is a prescription only treatment and is not for p

corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. calls a dramatic rent increase for a san francisco apartment.rganized a rally at harvey milk plaza and the castro district yesterday, he says his landlord is raising his rent from $2400 a month to $5200. he's lived in the apartment for 12 years now and says his experience highlights the housing hardships faced by so many in san francisco. it's not a fight we want this is not a fight for which we are prepared. but i have come to the conclusion. but this is not a fight. from which i can walk away. jones tells us he stayed in a cabin in greenville during the pandemic for safety reasons, while his roommates stayed in the san francisco apartment. his landlord kept track of the days he was gone and used that as an excuse to say he was no longer a permanent resident and therefore could raise his rent. thomas now 7 26 at walnut creek, restaurant owners, residents, even visitors all say. downtown walnut creek is more lively since outdoor dining options were created during the pandemic. well, now the city of walnut creek wants to find ways to keep park go