a 60 month lease, lease #l- 14819, which contains a 60 month extension option between the port, as landlord, and r. buraak storage of limited, as a tenant for approximately 274163 square feet of paid we indicated at 600 amador street of cargo way at third street, which comprises a portion of see what three of record for in such leases also said it to approval by the board of supervisors. president whoo ho: any public comment? any questions? resolutions 12.21, 22 and 23 have been approved. >> 9a, verbal information presentation on the development and it is position agreement and related actions to implement the 34th america's cup project involving use and appears nine, 19, 19.523, 27-29, and 29.5 and adjacent water areas. >> good afternoon. brad benson, working on the team representing the america's cup project. since we last spoke to you, a lot has happened. you have seen this play out in the paper with the america's cup project. we regret we did not have an opportunity to get a written report to you today, but we wanted to provide a verbal report to the commission about where things stand

yesterday with the firm total outdoor, who has agreed to regulate through the permit issued a city as landlord the size of the billboard to retain it to no larger than 20 feet by 60 feet, so that if in the future there was a regulatory change at the state level that permitted a larger size, wall facing assigned to occur, we would have regulated through our document the inability to increase size, it would be a 20x60 versus 28x99 size, so that is about a 60% decrease. it could be done administratively through my authority as director of property. does not necessarily need an amendment, but happy to accommodate that, and the signing board company is as well. supervisor kim: thank you. i wanted to speak briefly on why i support this item. i only got to hear it at the budget and finance committee, but i support this because it is the current -- currently the only bill or that the city owns and operates, and it is revenue for our city and it was competitively bid. in a stand that with the voters -- and i agreed with the sentiment that we do not want new billboards popping up in the city and county

one of the things you are looking to do is replace the medallion holder with feet mta as a landlord. there will be enormous push back from drivers that said the opportunity of getting a medallion. when you go down this path of granting the medallion out and replacing the medallion holder with the mta, there will be enormous pushed back. you are getting into the taxi business partially. there will be people who say, you want to be a landlord, maybe you should be part of the insurance. maybe if there is an accident, you deal with it. maybe you should provide workers' compensation. why don't you take all the reward without the risk to become the landlord -- i want to warn you. it is not the direction you want to go into. you could raise an enormous amount of revenue by continuing the sales model and be wary of the rental one. >> thank you. >> if there is no one else wishes to address the board, it would be appropriate for a motion to move into closed session. >> motion to move into closed session. let's go into closed session. if we could just clear the room.

the agency described as the government landlord is under fire for parties in las vegas as a conference along with questionable travel on the taxpayers' dime. >> there's something rotten in denmark. it's not right. it's not just this. there's got to be a lot more. >> and he's not the only one who thinks there's more. florida republican congressman john mica is the senior member of the house oversight and government reform committee and joins us now. great to have you here today. >> good to be with you and it is -- just a disgusting scandal for the taxpayers, the whole gsa affair. >> you've said over the top spending in las vegas is the tip of the iceberg and there may be a pattern. can you elaborate? >> oh i've been after t.s.a. since the took the chair chairman ship and we have jurisdiction over public buildings. we produced a report before i became chairman entitled the federal government must stop sitting on assets with the lead investigative report on gsa. they have 14,000 buildings. 14,000 buildings either vacant or underutilized losing billions. to this waste at this convention is

i know it is a landlord agreement as to how these buildings are going to be used. but even though they are all conditional use, it has not prevented the problem at all. i understand why this has been introduced, but there are concerns because i'm not sure even this is going to prevent some of the conversions because it is going on all over the city. thank you very much. >> i'm the chair of the san francisco plan to use committee. we had a very short discussion at our general assembly. because something is being proposed by supervisor wiener, it is unfortunate we do not have a copy so we know how to address it. i ask that we either continue so the public has time -- supervisor wiener: if we adopt the amendment today, it goes back to the planning commission. it would have to go to them and then come back to the landu

story, visit shinglesinfo.com >> pelley: the general services administration is known as the government's landlordit operates all federal buildings. today the current and former officials of the g.s.a. were on capitol hill to explain lavish spending, including more than $800,000 on a training conference. nancy cordes was there. >> reporter: the man who planned the extravagant conference chose not to answer questions today: san francisco-based regional commissioner jeff neely is on paid administrative leave from the g.s.a.. >> did you approve the funding? >> i respectfully decline to answer based on my 5th amendment constitutional privilege. >> reporter: neely was far more forthcoming at the las vegas conversation in 2010? >> i think i pretty much promised to deliver an over, unforgettable team-building experience. how'd we do on that one? ( cheers and applause) >> reporter: the over-the-top experience involved a clown, a mind reader, and lavish afterhours parties. >> spent $75,000 on a bike- building exercise. >> reporter: the g.s.a's inspector general detailed today how neely and his subordinates

as well. >> my landlord sent a repairman and it was loaded with water.ut and got the jets to work. he left on that you could syngas so i had been turned back off. >> right now, she is using a grill in the backyard to make meals. >> i have an electric and and the microwave, but it is difficult to make a variety of things. >> >> it is aggravating. the city wanted $100 for a cracked sidewalk they repaired and we gave that to them is in his we could but it's taking them for ever. >> the city could not tell me how many claims had been made to date but they expect to hear from the agency is helping to determine who was at fault, the city or bge. if the city was at fault, was there negligent? then the claims can be submitted. >> that is a long slog for people who cannot cook their meals. a long night of partying in colombia and with secret service agent things at home in disgrace. >> it all started with a prostitute. the president is now scolding the president is now scolding oh dear... oh dear! ohh dear... i'm not sure exactly what happened here last night. i

landlords now one tenants to pay online. >>> the lead time payments and picked up in the last year. just as trade is the founder of rent that it is start up that sets up the direct online rental payments between tenants and landlords. he estimates 20 percent of landlords now request or require paperless payments. it is a little bit more cut and dry because the money is coming out of your account of a first. >>> needs a huge benefit san francisco lot of them were deemed to open to the system. did we miss my relationship with my tennis life is an alumnus knows is less of a business relationship now. >>> the the issue recently sparked protests in l.a. were one of the city's biggest landlords is now requiring all my rent payments and property with a number of senior citizens many of whom don't own computers and you say is just a ploy to a victim from rent-controlled apartments. is problematic in that sense that it does leave out a whole group of people who aren't computer savvy. >>> advocates worry about the trends are doing even when online payments are optional landlords could favor those ten

but it does require landlords to set aside some outdoor space as a designated area. some landlords have expressed concern about this and tobacco retailers have voiced opposition to this vote. tomorrow night the city council will decide on this ordinance. reporting live in san jose, back to you guys. >> thank you very much. 5:07 right now. time to check back in with christina loren right now in the nbc bay area weather center. tell us what's happening today and beyond. >> seize the day, seize the day. a lot of rain on the way. as of 24 hours away, heavy downpours for your morning commute tomorrow. this morning, we don't have a all that much fog to report. there's a little bit of patchy fog drifting around, especially as you get through the half-moon bay area crossing 92, 280, make sure you keep that in mind. overall, though, mostly clear in the south bay, we'll see a lot of sunshine right off the bat. temperatures will be the warmest in the south bay in the 70s. all works out like this inland. 63 degrees by noon, 56 by the bay, a really comfortable day today. we're tal

. >> reporter: as the new landlord lincoln military housing did put in new appliances, fixtures, cabinetrypeting, taking homes from this to this. but it appears aging homes continued to be plagued by water damage. persistent leaks. and more harmfully, mold. and more and more families were falling mysteriously ill. what kind of illnesses have you had? >> sinus infections. respiratory infections. the nausea. the vomiting. the diarrhea. >> reporter: the families we spoke to believe lincoln was avoiding what it knew to be a huge problem. >> there was a lot of mold when i first started. >> reporter: meet dinette smith. she worked ten years for the navy and was among the first team hired by lincoln when it took over military housing in 2005. in your opinion, was lincoln trying to save costs, to cut corners? >> 100% yes. they did not want to spend the money due to the units eventually were going to be torn down or they mainly concerned on 100% occupancy. >> reporter: how were they remediating the mold? >> covering it. >> reporter: how? >> they would cover it with cleaning it with bleach and then

as the european football championship draws closer landlords are looking to cash in on visiting fans but it is feared in their goal to score a big win it will send problems packing instead also. one by one cities around the world go dark for global earth hour this year we've got some surprising new comers including the international space station one coming. china has lashed out at the u.s. over its decision to plow ahead with sanctions against companies that assist in the purchase of iranian oil beijing says washington has no right to punish financial institutions in other nations the u.s. wants to strangle iranian oil trade in an attempt to make the country abandon its nuclear program under the new restrictions such a come into force in june any foreign banks doing oil related deals with iran would be cut off from america's financial system the white house claims there are enough oil resources in the world to keep the market from collapsing without you runs input but there mokhtari a political commentator in tehran says washington is being overly optimistic. i believe. the u.s. not

i touch bases with my landlord just a minute ago as we were listening to this and said, "listened out. there is an opportunity here." in relation to this, we heard certain things, and i want you to think about this in terms of our developing strategy. one is poverty. poverty, poverty, poverty, and economic access to mitigate some of these behavior's. the other thing we heard was that there are geographic areas of prevalence, and that is where mr. alvarez comes in. it is not his book is to be a social service model, but it is imperative that he have the resources to deal with mitigating these incidents on his property -- it is not his focus to be a social service model. the talk about intervention -- individual case intervention, but what happens is when somebody gets killed in sunnydale, because of the contiguous nature of the buildings, everybody is impacted. so if i am at 170 retail, residence at 172, 174, 176 are also impacted. we have to understand the way of getting to those kids who are exposed, who are not directly part of the crime scene but are additionally exposed. last thin

incredibly impact full, and someone w personally has dealt with homeless veterans as a landlord, reaching out to veterans programs to try to get a more standard and in stable housing situations, i have seen it firsthand as a manager and operator of cilities, small apartments, to ensure they are able to move through and get some housing. but the ask you. you made some comments about what they can do differently. do you think, in your experience and this will actually go to you, do you think they have the capacity within you think they have the capacity to do the svices that are necessary? as i was mayor, we put aside this whole debate over church and state. we had individuals and veterans that needed to be dealt with. we were not interested in hearing the philosophical debates. we are more interested in .earing what we could do a do you feel confident the va can would you do?encap index that may be a have a question. that is important, what is the right allocation of who should be doing what and out. it is not day va system by itself. >> it is a collective system. iif someone were to come

incredibly impact full, and someone who personally has dealt with homeless veterans as a landlord, reachingrans programs to try to get a more standard and in stable housing situations, i have seen it firsthand as a manager and operator of facilities, small apartments, ensure they are able to move through and get some housing. but the ask you. you made some comments about what they can do differently. do you think, in your experience and this will actually go to you, do you think they have the capacity within you think they have the capacity to do the services that are necessary? as i was mayor, we put aside this whole debate over church and state. we had individuals and veterans that needed to be dealt with. we were not interested in hearing the philosophical debates. we are more interested in .earing what we could do a do you feel confident the va can would you do?encap index that may be a have a question. that is important, what is the right allocation of who should be doing what and out. it is not day va system by self. >> it is a collective system. iif seone were to come to me and menti

i want to feel like there is a ability for this department to serve tenants and landlords and builders of the same time, as well as while everybody tries to do the right thing. >> madam secretary, please call the question period to go public comment on the nomination of commissioner mar as vice president. >> good morning. thank you very much for your reconsideration. i was going to be another arm twister had you not accepted. congratulations. in the arena of the public realm, the category of collaboration is very important, but more importantly putting the needs of the department of the four fronts of how to achieve in provide the best level of service, i know the collaboration between all of the commissioners will be a terrific pressure that will continue to move it forward in the right direction. i know the collaboration will happen, and i have faced in that not only the leadership, but those that can rally around the leadership and also help push it carried a heavy load that is needed to make the city an economic recovery. having seen the category of projects that are lined up, along with the economic v

obviously, that's a great burden for you as a landlord. >> when me moved in, my rates doubled. o my apartment? it's worse. >> well, we got a great one. you know all the people as soon as you moved out, a tish moved in. >> steve tish. that's even more dangerous. donald, before we go -- >> this is not the 1% talking. this is the .00001% talking. >> i have to ask donald one thing. >> hurry. >> we have your old friend rosie on the professionals on "the today show." i heard you're scared to come on. you have to come on. they want you. and i heard you just wouldn't do it. rosie was on this week. this is an invitation. you're coming on, right? >> well, you know, i certainly would come on, but you should never bring up the subject of rosie. rosie wishes she never mentioned the name donald trump, believe me. >> i love this man. >> donald trump. the 21st century's abraham lincoln. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you very much. great show. >> we had lunch with your friend jordan roth the other day. >> he is great, and he does great on your show. you should have him on all the

and as someone who personally has dealt with homeless veterans as a landlord reaching out to homelessterans programs to try to get them more standard and stable housing situations, i have seen it firsthand as a manager and an operator of facilities, small apartments to insure they be able to move through and get some housing. um, let me ask you if i can, and you made some comments to the chairwoman regarding what can the va do differently. do you think in your experience, and this is actually going to go also to you, linda, the same question, and that is, do you think the va has the capacity within their operations as an organization to do the services that are necessary? in other words, reverend, you make a very good point. i, when i was mayor, we worked with a lot of faith-based groups, and we put aside this whole debate over church and state because we had homeless individuals and veterans that we needed to deal with and had to solve the problem. >> yes, sir. >> and we were not interested in hearing the philosophical debates, we were more interested in hearing about what we could d

the billions that are lost, again, by having the federal government's primary landlord agency out of control and not operating as it should and making these assets perform for the public is what's outrageous. you know, we smelled a rat, and we asked for data because if you look at the budget and the expenditures for the public buildings commissioner they went from $2.9 million in 2007 to $9 million. that's, what, 200%, 300% increase? so we started asking for data. we got stonewalled time and time again. mr. denham asked at almost every hearing, you heard him say we requested information and data. what we got instead, this is what we got instead, folks. just a few pages of the top numbers. anyone can see now why they didn't want to disclose what was going on. miss norton said, and i agree, we have thousands of people who work for the federal government who work day in and day out and do a good job. this is not an example of the average performance of our federal employees. we have some incredible men and women. we're going to hear from one of them today, susan brita. she worked on this committee. when you see the

my suggestion would be she be given as much time as she needs to relocate and in the interim the city should not penalize the landlord for fines or what have you. that is a serious concern on his part and i understand that. we suggest that be held back. it seems to me there is no harm. the penalties would not accrue until but nov -- otterun -- until the nov order is issued. if we can maintain the status quo, we would do good for both ms. dhillon and withrington. would you like to say a few words to? -- words? >> my name is inge dhillon. i have been at this place for 19 years. all of a sudden three months ago, some complaint was made to the inspection people. i have no idea what is behind that. i am hardly noticeable on the block. a much less have anybody have a complaint of any kind. so now i am faced with this threat of eviction. and, housing for the elderly, low-income people is not available. you cannot sit on a waiting list these days. -- get on a waiting list these days. let me crawl into your station and live there. that is where it stands. president garcia: you were done, ms. dhillon? you do not have a finite

one-year-old girl in the stroller was not hurt the woman shot and killed this as a shopping center parking lot with the lawn of landlord boyfriend killed on saturday and turned on himself we told you about that last month she was renting rooms to more than a dozen adults in the sand is a foot homes neda detention in the homes in foreclosure some discouraging comments from the judges the judge will hear a motion to remove city attorney dennis error from the suspension proceedings the judge made a tentative ruling yesterday that juror has a conflict of interest in the case all of that going on in a creamy is not talking about the dispute the unrest in the first place he is in san francisco that part of the story good morning kate that interview that he did with the radio station is generating more buzz as he takes his turn to speak out about what really happened to the native new year's eve and his wife elena lopez for the first time suspended share frostwork remain is explain the present is less are an interview with kqed radio he says he is live for argument are but a trip to ship plan to venezuela he says after that p

this is not landlord, tenant, out she goes. she's finished. >> as a guest.'s a guest when she goes out to the store, shopping, take her stuff, put it on the lawn, bolt up the door and there she goes. >> just like a movie, isn't it? a really bad movie, if you ask me. >> yeah. you're not living with your mother. >> thank goodness. >> or are you? >> no, i'm not. no, no, no. >> good. >> all right. thanks so much. it's been great. >> happy birthday. >> you too, thank you. thank you. >>> a brave woman puts her life on the line. we're going to take you to haiti and introduce to you a cnn hero and her mission. er 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd, and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or roll over an old 401(k). so who's in control now, mayans? >>> cnn heroes is a chance to bring incre

matters into their own hands on wednesday night as they launched an unofficial inspection of the soft story buildings near campus. >> by law the landlords are supposed to let you know that this is a soft story building. >> reporter: in building after building, residents said there was no signage posted. >> we haven't seen a sign like this. >> and they are worried. >> that last little rumble that happened scared me a little. you could feel the plaster in the walls. >> but two buildings had the required posted warnings. and there was another that was a perfect example of what apartment owners are supposed to be doing. >> we are retrofitting the whole building for seismic appropriate and remodeling the whole thing. >> and you have the warning sign up? >> yes, we have the sign up there. >> it is a fix that could save lives. 75% of berkeley's soft story buildings haven't had work like this done. >> you are doing the right thing. >> thank you. >> well, the goal is to raise awareness and put pressure on the landlords to get those engineering assessments done and get the signs up and to put appreciate oater city to enforce their own ordinance.

this landlord, your client, has gone to this procedure and then rented again when he has represented that his intention is to rid himself of an illegal unit, but instead is using that property as an eviction process? >> i had not intended, because i think these facts mislead the board -- you can paint the most sympathetic picture of the tenant or the most egregious picture for the landlord. it is not going to change the legal constraint on this board. however, what is apparent is that the owner, mr. fealy senior, suffers from dementia. his sons have taken over the management, have taken counsel for the purpose of seeking a conservatorship. what happened in 2007 -- the elder mr. fealy believed, because apparently the contractor told him, that the unit was legalized. two and a half years later, the suns, relying on that misconception, rented the unit. the other unit, two blocks away, there was a similar unit in there that had been rented out. it may or may not be occupied. the only evidence we have of that is counsel drove by and took some pictures. i think it is misleading and not very helpful to this panel to look at what might be happening to and a half blocks away in another

matters into their own hands on wednesday night as they launched an unofficial inspection of the soft story buildings near campus. >> by law the landlords are supposed to let you know that this is a soft story building. >> reporter: in building after building, residents said there was no signage posted. >> we haven't seen a sign like this. >> and they are worried. >> that last little rumble that happened scared me a little. you could feel the plaster in the walls. >> but two buildings had the required posted warnings. and there was another that was a perfect example of what apartment owners are supposed to be doing. >> we are retrofitting the whole building for seismic appropriate and remodeling the whole thing. >> and you have the warning sign up? >> yes, we have the sign up there. >> it is a fix that could save lives. 75% of berkeley's soft story buildings haven't had work like this done. >> you are doing the right thing. >> thank you. >> well, the goal is to raise awareness and put pressure on the landlords to get those engineering assessments done and get the signs up and to put appreciate oater city to enforce their own ordinance.