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jill broadhurst of the east bay housing association tries to manage expectations of any3wñ immediateousing crisis. >> be realistic about what can happ/oakdfy-and nobody necessaro talk about what that means. each scenario is going to be individual depending on the building and what is the make up of the building and what resources and utilities are brought into that and who is living and whatkkr space and hw they're using it. >> tenants have rights. thn do. >>÷ when it's a fire condition,a safety and health conditionóiÑy can throw you out. becauseo7o it's safety. >> there were no easy answers crisis. however there is hope in that people with coming together and/ >> new tonight at 10:001wzú anor artist collective in the east bay is shutdown. city officials sayh%1 the underground venue called burnt ramen was shutdown after it failed inspection. we were the first news station to get .0y inside look at burnt ramen. the building owner said about eight city inspectors declared it uninhabitable. the owner converted it about 20 years ago and he was not told yÑ of the violationsfje next ca

the latest version is in previous at the broadcast -- broadhurst theater.tor in two stars here. enduring part of this? we have had a lot of revivals, but it is huge. it is like 27 people. you can't afford to do that play anymore unless you get some be like scott rudin or an institutional theater to do it. is sui ough, i think it generis. there's been nothing like it before or after. it is a curious combination of reality. these guys listened, they based the play on many people they knew, instances they lived through. there were even lawsuits when it was originally done. it, the comedy, the veracity, the politics of it, it is a grab bag of everything we have ever been to each other, know about and still have not gotten over. charlie: what would you say, john? john: it is a great american play that could only have been timeen at that particular when we were popping all over the place. it covers a wide range of topics. it does so with the human characters. i have not done a style like this since i was in college doing a restoration piece. it is different from

jill broadhurst of the east bay housing association tries to manage expectations of any immediate fixes to oakland's housing crisis "being realistic about what can happen and nobody wants to talk about what that means, each scenario is going to be individual depending of the building and what is the make up of the building and who is living there and how they are using it" "you know tenants do have rights, they have more rights than they think they do" "they have rights to live but when it's a fire condition and a safety and health condition, they can throw you out" "we are working with the landlords to make sure that not only that we work directly with the tenants, we don't want to displace anyone" there were no easy answers here to the housing crisis but there are people coming together to figure it out.in oakland haaizq madyun kron4news the fundraising effort for the victims is going strong. a majority of the money has been generated through online campaigns. one site, called "you caring". is at close to 700- thousand dollars. also, alameda county has activated its disaster relief fu