collier has set the house on fire.earing a bullet from the gunman, fire rescue units cannot approach the home directly. it will be hours before they can get the blaze under control. with flames engulfing his house, collier goes to his garage and takes his own life with a shotgun, ending the standoff. >> a dramatic shootout caught on tape leaves a wounded police officer recovering in a san diego hospital. >> greg's footage makes national news. after the incident, the el cajon police use the video as a training tool. >> it was definitely a life-changing experience to be there and to witness something like this. >> as for officer slocumb, he survives the ordeal and is expected to make a full recovery. >>> coming up -- >> i was kind of outraged and appalled by what i saw. >> the haymaker that had people talking. >> why did you have to hit her? >> she's going to fight with me, i'm going to fight with her. >> when "caught on camera: wrong side of the law" continues. soaring away from home towards the promise of a better exis

. >> reporter: but colliers's brokers say there's been unprecedented growth. 10 to 15% every year for the last three years. and that has to change. >> i mean, it will have to tap out at some point. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> but even with the recent spike, oakland is still less expensive than san jose or san francisco. >>> still to come, fans show their feelings in the "deflate- gate" scandal. why tom brady was back in federal court today. >> and a beauty queen behind bars. what she was claiming that led to thousands of dollars in donations. >> speaking of beauty, take a look outside. it's our live weather camera looking out towards the city of san francisco. good afternoon, everybody! we can even see the golden gate bridge. we have your complete forecast as the news continues right here on kpix 5.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> tom brady back in federal court over the "deflate-gate" scandal. the san mateo native is challenge his four-game suspension for using under inflated footballs during the afc title game. the next step is a closed-door meeting with brady and nfl c

. >> reporter: brandon geraldo of collier international says he has never seen competition this stiff in oakland. >> they say we are getting up to 40 applications on one unit. >> reporter: one of the building owners, tapland, his company owns 300 units in oakland. his biggest renter ins millennials whose tech salaries are big, but not big enough to live in san francisco. >> why wouldn't you want to live in oakland? it is warmer than san francisco, more affordable than san francisco. you get more space than you get in san francisco. >> reporter: so how long will the boom last? taplin has high hopes. >> we will see rents collide between san francisco and oakland. >> reporter: but his brokers say there have been unprecedented growth. 10 to 15% every year for the last three years and that has to change. >> it will have to tap out at some point. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix5. >> even with the rental spike, oakland is still cheaper than san jose or san francisco where the average price of one bedroom is going for $3,500 a month. >>> in santa clara, metal thieves are hitting

real estate company colliers international crunched the numbers for us and found out in the past three years, businesses have leased more than 470,000 square feet of commercial space in oakland creating about 3300 new jobs. the biggest move? brown and tolland medical group which left san francisco to lease 58,000 square feet downtown. stein says it hasn't been all rosie. some of the san francisco workers feared moving to oakland. >> they wanted lunch brought in every day because they would be afraid to leave the office. once you're over here that goes away. people are very comfortable. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> it is 4:38. damaged water drains after this week's earthquake. what's being done to avoid some future problems. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@cbssf.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, when account lead craig wilson books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can settle in and practice hi

. >> reporter: but collier's brokers say there's been unprecedented growth. 10 to 15% every year for the last three years. and that has to change. >> i mean, it will have to tap out at some point. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> but even with the recent spike, oakland is still less expensive than san jose or san francisco. >>> the city of santa clara says it's already lost more than $40,000 because of thieves stealing water meters. the city says it's happened 36 times in less than a month always overnight in front of businesses. investigators believe the meters are being stolen to be sold as scrap. the city is now offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. >> boy, you have to lock up everything these days, don't you? you never know what people are going to steal. >> but then at christmastime i left my reindeer not even chained down or anything on my lawn? it stayed there the whole time. >> nobody wants a reindeer, roberta. >> i put out there on facebook and said should i lock it down? they said don't do it. and it stayed there

gallb for their tower on block 6 they hired collier so we are engaging in a coordination effort to make sure as the projects are built it provides the necessary suvss people need. >> i would add the range of service because when you look at page 15 of the report, trade area dem ographics, it looks like it is diverse. i would like to see better numbers on the african american and hispanic category but when you look at average house hold income at 17 aith8, 506thality is a wealthy district and wouldn't want decisions to be made on the idea that people with a lot of money can afford certain choices. that is why i keep pushing for price points across all spectrums because if we have a lot of affordable households there, to your point especially with no cars, maybe they leave the kids at the childcare center. i know. that is an amazing average of household income >> what we work with the developer-this thir first report, making sure plan projection take into account the 35 percent affordable which has a diverse set of incomes and racial make up. up interestingly, the theoretical projections

leaving using a pc less collier's you're going to find a lot of things to like here its bridge the gaps see using it and tablets which are all the rage now windows 10 is a free upgrade for anyone went running windows 7 or windows eight for one year. after that expires acosta hundred dollars it's a huge improvement on windows 8 brings back the popular start menu and it makes a lot people happy edge new internet browser in windows 10 is slimmer much more modern than its predecessor internet explorer. windows 10 as cortona microsoft's a virtual assistant their version of scenery cortona responds to voice commands an assembly for your next appointment and helps you find useful information about your pc. windows 10 is easy to use on like windows a virtually no learning curve anyone use a pc the past decade will feel right at home. "if feature virtual desktop a feature lets you create fake desktops under pcs taken multitask and and as a user a figure should definite upgrade is pretty much windows a experience used to buy better makes more sense and still works really well. >> pam: verdi taki

you saw the wonderful colliers title but this is imagining a future nuclear attack and it's represented pretty much only in the form of national or local response to the atomic bomb. the sound of axes grinding is audable in the room. sorry for that. if korea was a watershed, why did social formations look pretty much the same before as after it? i've fallen into one of the misconceptions that professor masuda located among his crickets before and i'll let him answer it again or ignore it if he likes. so in britain, the austerity program, including the devaluation of the pound in 1949 set off what a newspaper described in june of that year of 1949 as a wave of industrial unrest for which the korean conflict cannot claim responsibility. in the united states repression preceded mccarthyism. in the philippines, the battle against the hooks anti-dated 1950. the assassination of caisson who was assassinated by the hooks took place in 1949. to( what extent then did korea solidify or even cattalize the reality of a cold war? it struck me here as it did when reading jeremy surrey's "power and pr

. >> the man who wants to dig the hole is tom collier. he once once managed environmental policy for al gore and bill clinton. >> you consider yourself an environmental list? >> he saw opportunity in alaska. >> this is the single largest deposit of gold and silver that is not being developed in the entire world. >> not being developed because the epa stopped it. >> they are proposing killing our project before an environmental impact statement has been done. >> tom's firm hired hundreds of people to conduct a scientific study of this land so they could ask for permission to begin digging. usually the epa waits for that and does its own study before it determines the fate of a project. in this case the epa rejected the mine before he even got his application in. >> used to have 400 people working on it. >> yes. >> now? >> 3. >> like a ghost town here. >> myrtle ran graham's bed and breakfast. when pebble shut down she shut down, too. so did most of the village. >> there's nothing. there's no one here to lease. we are all stuck here. the pe

his name is matthew collier. anybody who wants to work with the va, we want you to. we know we can speed up the process if we have all of the help everyone can give. there is also the ethical issue i mentioned. home base can treat the 15% of veterans with dishonorable discharges. we cannot. we believe in strategic partnerships. mike: we have a question here. thank you. please just say who you are. >> i work for the congresswoman. i will -- much of the conversation is focused on health care, which is understandable given the immediate crisis. homelessness i know is it can turn of yours. you were in los angeles at the opening of the blue butterfly village. what other steps are you taking to alleviate that concern, that crisis? secretary mcdonald: we have been working very hard on the woman -- eliminating veteran homelessness. the president is all behind it, the first lady, funding. one of the things i discovered when i came in the job as there were a lot of unfinished business. we have a lawsuit going on in los angeles for overclocked or years that paralyzed us. -- fou

lawyer steve collier represents the tenant. >> irony of researcher on aging evicting seniors from long-term hill inherited the apartment building 3 years ago. when ailing aunt virginia died in her 90's. tenant say they treated her like family. teresa began caring for her when she broke her arm. >> i cooked for her. especially the first 4 months i brought her breakfast and dinner each day. >> but now hill who lives in southern california wants at the time remaining 210 ants of the sex unit building out. >> excuses for doing this. she wants a blaze people can visit her. >> but the 210 anti-convinced the new land lady will rent the unit or make them air bnb. hill and her lawyer left the courthouse today without commenting. vick lee, abc 7 commenting. vick lee, abc 7 news. >> 7 news was in berkeley today to see the gusher coming down from a severed fire hydrant. delivery truck driver backed over late this morning by mistake. sent 35 foot tower of water shooting over el dorado and bridge road near the clairemont hotel. >> my daughter actually heard the noise. heard a popping and she screamed. co

collier's mansion. the flames were fueled by so much clutter inside the home. the bodies of the man and woman were burned beyond recognition. the medical examiner must rely on medical records to help identify them. >>> three americans being honored for their extraordinary bravery taking down a heavily armed gunman after he opened fire on a packed train heading to france. the humble heroes receiving france's highest award. marci gonzalez has the story. >> france's highest honor award today three americans credited with saving countless lives. >> it feels very unheal. it feels like a dream. >> the legion of honor medal pinned on airman first class spencer stone, alek skarlatos and college student anthony sadler francois holland, the childhood friends sacramento were on vacation traveling between amsterdam and paris when they spotted a gunman come out of the bathroom with an ak447. >> alek hit me on the shoulder and said let's go. >> another american was shot in the back with the pistol. the attacker slashed stone with a box cutter. still the 23-year-old managed t

. >> the man who wants to dig the hole is tom collier. he once once managed environmental policy for al gore and bill clinton. >> you consider yourself an environmental list? >> he saw opportunity in alaska. >> this is the single largest deposit of gold and silver that is not being developed in the entire world. >> not being developed because the epa stopped it. >> they are proposing killing our project before an environmental impact statement has been done. >> tom's firm hired hundreds of people to conduct a scientific study of this land so they could ask for permission to begin digging. usually the epa waits for that and does its own study before it determines the fate of a project. in this case the epa rejected the mine before he even got his application in. >> used to have 400 people working on it. >> yes. >> now? >> 3. >> like a ghost town here. >> myrtle ran graham's bed and breakfast. when pebble shut down she shut down, too. so did most of the village. >> there's nothing. there's no one here to lease. we are all stuck here. the pe

. >> the man who wants to dig the hole is tom collier. he once once managed environmental policy for al gore and bill clinton. >> you consider yourself an environmental list? >> he saw opportunity in alaska. >> this is the single largest deposit of gold and silver that is not being developed in the entire world. >> not being developed because the epa stopped it. >> they are proposing killing our project before an environmental impact statement has been done. >> tom's firm hired hundreds of people to conduct a scientific study of this land so they could ask for permission to begin digging. usually the epa waits for that and does its own study before it determines the fate of a project. in this case the epa rejected the mine before he even got his application in. >> used to have 400 people working on it. >> yes. >> now? >> 3. >> like a ghost town here. >> myrtle ran graham's bed and breakfast. when pebble shut down she shut down, too. so did most of the village. >> there's nothing. there's no one here to lease. we are all stuck here. the pe

if you happen to be in the sunshine state, fort meyers, tomorrow, the collier county is inviting 400iconic kiss between the sailor and nurse in times square. do >>> hello friends. good morning. today is saturday the 8th of august 2015. i'm anna kooiman. the numbers are in and it was a record breaker, folks. the dust has settled from the first gop debate. and 24 million people tuned in. this morning the candidates are on the move. and we'll tell you who is already seeing a big bump. >>> and then he murdered a dozen people in cold blood, but the colorado theater shooter is spared death because of one juror. if you can't get the death penalty who are can? a fair and balanced debate coming up. >>> in sparks fly on two packed

if you happen to be in the sunshine state, fort meyers, tomorrow, the collier county is inviting 400onic kiss between the sailor and nurse in times square. do you remember that? hope you have a great weekend. we'll see you back here on monday. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. >> our politicians are stupid, and the mexican government is much smarter. they send the bad ones over because they don't want to pay for them. why should they when the stupid leaders of the united states will do it for them? >> fighting words from donald trump at the big gop debate. the central question tonight, did he help or hurt himself? we'll have complete analysis. >> i want to collect more records from terrorists but less records from innocent americans. >> that's a completely ridiculous answer. >> confrontation between rand paul and chris christie. senator paul will be here. >> guess what? i

. >> reporter: but collier's brokers say there's been unprecedented growth. 10 to 15% every year fore years. and that has to change. >> i mean, it will have to tap out at some point. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> but even with the recent spike, oakland is still less expensive than san jose or san francisco. >>> check of traffic, liza, on another busy day for you. >> it's been a hectic morning for all of the drivers leaving the east bay bound for san francisco. drive times are up to 42 minutes now leaving the maze heading towards fremont street in san francisco. this is part of the reason right here. chopper 5 is up and out over the bay bridge where the coast guard has been looking -- searching the bay waters for someone who may have fallen off the bridge after an accident were happened overnight. so you will notice lots of helicopters by the bay bridge this morning including chopper 5. we also have the coast guard choppers out there and the chp has tweeted out a request for all of those drivers bound for the bay bridge to try to keep focused on the road this mor

if you happen to be in the sunshine state, tomorrow the collier county honor flight is now hosting aney will be inviting 400 veterans to recreate the iconic kiss between the sailor and the nurse in times square. remember that? way, hope you can make it. just go there. you'll have a great time. thanks for being with us this evening. hope you have a great weekend. we'll see you back here on monday. >>> this is a fox news alert. is he going to get executed? that's the courtroom, and any minute jurors in the colorado movie massacre case will face james holmes. and they will read their verdict. tell him whether he must die for killing 12 innocent movie goers or not. now, the murder happened just after midnight in a movie theater in the suburban denver town. we're going to bring you the jury's decision as soon as it's out. obviously the judge has entered the room but there's probably a lot of bookkeeping work to do. that's why the people are standing. first we'll talk about last night. what a blow out. the ratings 24 million people tuning into fox news to watch that huge fox news debate. an

topics in such national big-circulating magazines as the saturday evening post, atlantic monthly, collier's and american boy. he would bring these essays together in popular anthologies beginning in 1909 with the miss laney he entitled wildlife on the rockies, a volume which he dedicated to john muir. a dozen more books, mostly mixing topical essays with personal experiences would follow during the next decade and a half. all of them sold well, further solidifying his reputation. in may of 1909, mills' career took yet another turn. he was informed that his services as a lecturer were no longer needed, because the forest service had decided to change the nature and direction of its educational outreach efforts. in truth, it did not matter. for, by this date, mills had embarked on a new and larger preoccupation. the creation of a national park in the estes park region. the immediate germ of the park idea as it came to be called can be traced back a year earlier, to the spring of 1908. and, a suggestion made at a meeting of the estes park improvement and protection association, a group of loca

the town was lou collier conservative, overwhelmingly democratic. way,e wind blew the wrong people found themselves out of work. , do peopler understand the anxieties that people have? i do, i grew up like that. we never got tickets to the world series. we never got any of the special stuff. it is just not where we were. it is not who we were back in the town. god-fearing common sense. people like to say, john kasich is direct. if you think i am direct, willie -- that is just the way we are. i left that town to go to a small university in the midwest, i don't know if you have heard of it, it is called ohio state university. [laughter] i lived in a dormitory that was floors highgh -- 23 . there is a duplicate tower filled with 18-year-old freshman boys and girls. and downtown columbus, they used to refer to these towers as sodom and gomorrah. the arrestee is 48,000 students. a lot of stuff pops up. bring ad i needed to couple of changes to ohio state. my uncle had always told me, if changes,to bring about start at the top. i called the president's of

gallb for their tower on block 6 they hired collier so we are engaging in a coordination effort to make sure as the projects are built it provides the necessary suvss people need. >> i would add the range of service because when you look at page 15 of the report, trade area dem ographics, it looks like it is diverse. i would like to see better numbers on the african american and hispanic category but when you look at average house hold income at 17 aith8, 506thality is a wealthy district and wouldn't want decisions to be made on the idea that people with a lot of money can afford certain choices. that is why i keep pushing for price points across all spectrums because if we have a lot of affordable households there, to your point especially with no cars, maybe they leave the kids at the childcare center. i know. that is an amazing average of household income >> what we work with the developer-this thir first report, making sure plan projection take into account the 35 percent affordable which has a diverse set of incomes and racial make up. up interestingly, the theoretical projections

glaulb hired colliers international which a nrlsh real estate broker. gallb is committed to attracting xhrjs tenants that serve all the residence of block 6 and 7 as well as the larger transbay district. the block 6 affordable podium building includes about 2100 square feet of retail space and mercy secured fillphil 's coffee. block 7 includes a 4 thousand square foot childcare space as well as programs community space at the ground floor of building 7 a. staff will be back in front of you this winner to approve the ground lease for the block 7 affordable project. mercy does intend or hope toog begin construction of the project in spring och next year and the development team must submit early outreach and marketing plan within a month of construction commencement. construction is anticipated to wrap up in the fall of 2017 and resident move ins begin that summer. with that that concludes my presentation. [inaudible] the south of market childcare and mayors office of housing and community development. from mercy we have [inaudible] director of real estat

glaulb hired colliers international which a nrlsh real estate broker. gallb is committed to attracting xhrjs tenants that serve all the residence of block 6 and 7 as well as the larger transbay district. the block 6 affordable podium building includes about 2100 square feet of retail space and mercy secured fillphil 's coffee. block 7 includes a 4 thousand square foot childcare space as well as programs community space at the ground floor of building 7 a. staff will be back in front of you this winner to approve the ground lease for the block 7 affordable project. mercy does intend or hope toog begin construction of the project in spring och next year and the development team must submit early outreach and marketing plan within a month of construction commencement. construction is anticipated to wrap up in the fall of 2017 and resident move ins begin that summer. with that that concludes my presentation. [inaudible] the south of market childcare and mayors office of housing and community development. from mercy we have [inaudible] director of real estat

you saw the wonderful colliers title but this is imagining a future nuclear attack and it's represented pretty much only in the form of national or local response to the atomic bomb. the sound of axes grinding is audable in the room. sorry for that. if korea was a watershed, why did social formations look pretty much the same before as after it? i've fallen into one of the misconceptions that professor masuda located among his crickets before and i'll let him answer it again or ignore it if he likes. so in britain, the austerity program, including the devaluation of the pound in 1949 set off what a newspaper described in june of that year of 1949 as a wave of industrial unrest for which the korean conflict cannot claim responsibility. in the united states repression preceded mccarthyism. in the philippines, the battle against the hooks anti-dated 1950. the assassination of caisson who was assassinated by the hooks took place in 1949. to( what extent then did korea solidify or even cattalize the reality of a cold war? it struck me here as it did when reading jeremy surrey's "power and pr

fromast collier is nick missouri. you are on the republican side. >> i would like to same that i am -- say that i'm a supporter of lindsey graham. run on he has been out this isis situation since the very beginning. he has been warning us about this before it ever became a movement and they started to take over territory. at this point, it doesn't seem like he has a good shot at getting the presidency, but he has the right stance concerning isis. when we went into iraq, i am a veteran myself, we had them drop their arms just like they have with isis, put on civilian close, and go home. now, a photoitary is wearing a uniform. we have a foe that is wearing a uniform. furthermore, i think the whole situation here, i think people bury their heads in the sand. you listen to any of the veterans who speak on television and they all tell you, we have to go back. we need to go and secure this of thisy and get rid element that is going to not only terrorize all of the middle east, but is coming here and we can see it when you'v

. >> dianne: can expect much of the same for lesley collier 70 forecast miramax. >> pam: all, surveillance some try neighbors there a prospective kron 4 news o'clocksretailers have caught on to >> pam: kids return to class today and severance is co. wednesday uc-berkeley began its fall semester out of the dorm rooms has become big business. those without a big budget and who do not want at your expenses to the already expensive semester on campus. there are still ways to make a dorm room feel more like home. expert tips for ducking out small spaces on a small budget. >> reporter: for her own room memo on campus apartment this fall of the travel scene. "so much travel stuff i like traveling in have all these pictures are wanted to make it close see in my room. >> reporter: tillers cut on desires to make it fit home away from home. during refreshens will accompany $6 billion of spending this back-to-school season. students and family are squeezed by conditions more costs to be stretched. riatas idea of starting her own photo was right with the advice of washington- based designer karen miche

officials say it was a collier's mansion. the flames clutter inside. >> it was terrible but two cops came. they were the first to respond. they came in an unmarked car. they tried to do whatever they equipped. the fire department response relatively speaking was slow. >> the bodies of the man and woman were burned beyond recognition. >>> 4:37. it happened yesterday as rapper fetty watch performed at the theater. causing the crowd to rush the stage. the two concert goers were not seriously hurt. >>> this boat was hit on saturday. the boat t tt hit them may have a white cabin and an aluminum propeller. >>> today begins the three day process for sentencing james holmes, the murderer who killed 12 people and injured 70 others in a colorado movie theater. 100 victims and witnesses are expected to testify about the crime's impact on their lives. the trial judge will sentence holmes to life on 24 counts of first degree murder, two for each of those killed. >>> the first family is back in washington after their annual summer vacation

glaulb hired colliers international which a nrlsh real estate broker. gallb is committed to attracting xhrjs tenants that serve all the residence of block 6 and 7 as well as the larger transbay district. the block 6 affordable podium building includes about 2100 square feet of retail space and mercy secured fillphil 's coffee. block 7 includes a 4 thousand square foot childcare space as well as programs community space at the ground floor of building 7 a. staff will be back in front of you this winner to approve the ground lease for the block 7 affordable project. mercy does intend or hope toog begin construction of the project in spring och next year and the development team must submit early outreach and marketing plan within a month of construction commencement. construction is anticipated to wrap up in the fall of 2017 and resident move ins begin that summer. with that that concludes my presentation. [inaudible] the south of market childcare and mayors office of housing and community development. from mercy we have [inaudible] director of real estat

glaulb hired colliers international which a nrlsh real estate broker. gallb is committed to attracting xhrjs tenants that serve all the residence of block 6 and 7 as well as the larger transbay district. the block 6 affordable podium building includes about 2100 square feet of retail space and mercy secured fillphil 's coffee. block 7 includes a 4 thousand square foot childcare space as well as programs community space at the ground floor of building 7 a. staff will be back in front of you this winner to approve the ground lease for the block 7 affordable project. mercy does intend or hope toog begin construction of the project in spring och next year and the development team must submit early outreach and marketing plan within a month of construction commencement. construction is anticipated to wrap up in the fall of 2017 and resident move ins begin that summer. with that that concludes my presentation. [inaudible] the south of market childcare and mayors office of housing and community development. from mercy we have [inaudible] director of real estat

his name is matt collier. anybody who wants to do business, wants to be a partner, and we can speed up the process if we use the process everyone can give. also there is an ethical issue i mentioned before. we really believe in strategic partnerships. come join us. >> i think when the question right here. thank you. >> thank you. >> and michael levin. much of the conversation has focused on health care which is understandable given the immediate crisis to solve. i do know homelessness as well when you were in los angeles. peer but other steps are you taking to alleviate that concern the crisis. >> thank you michael. we've been working hard on eliminating veteran homelessness. we have a deadline at the end of the year. the president is behind us and lots of funding. we've been going out and meeting with mayors. there are lots of unfinished business. one was michael mentioned we have a lawsuit going on in los angeles over four years that paralyzed us i eliminated veteran homelessness in the city of with the high

glaulb hired colliers international which a nrlsh real estate broker. gallb is committed to attracting xhrjs tenants that serve all the residence of block 6 and 7 as well as the larger transbay district. the block 6 affordable podium building includes about 2100 square feet of retail space and mercy secured fillphil 's coffee. block 7 includes a 4 thousand square foot childcare space as well as programs community space at the ground floor of building 7 a. staff will be back in front of you this winner to approve the ground lease for the block 7 affordable project. mercy does intend or hope toog begin construction of the project in spring och next year and the development team must submit early outreach and marketing plan within a month of construction commencement. construction is anticipated to wrap up in the fall of 2017 and resident move ins begin that summer. with that that concludes my presentation. [inaudible] the south of market childcare and mayors office of housing and community development. from mercy we have [inaudible] director of real estat

gallb for their tower on block 6 they hired collier so we are engaging in a coordination effort to make sure as the projects are built it provides the necessary suvss people need. >> i would add the range of service because when you look at page 15 of the report, trade area dem ographics, it looks like it is diverse. i would like to see better numbers on the african american and hispanic category but when you look at average house hold income at 17 aith8, 506thality is a wealthy district and wouldn't want decisions to be made on the idea that people with a lot of money can afford certain choices. that is why i keep pushing for price points across all spectrums because if we have a lot of affordable households there, to your point especially with no cars, maybe they leave the kids at the childcare center. i know. that is an amazing average of household income >> what we work with the developer-this thir first report, making sure plan projection take into account the 35 percent affordable which has a diverse set of incomes and racial make up. up interestingly, the theoretical projections

steve collier, tenderloin housing clinic. i am here to urge your support of this legislation. mrs. freedman and her spouse are clients of mine and they are being evicted because the landlord is claiming that they are residential occupancy for the last ten years of their unit is illegal and he gave them a 3-day notice to move out. no relocation payments, no requires permit from the city to remove their unit from housing use. in fact,, the permit history is at best mixed. it was builts an apartment building. sometime in the '40s or '50s, possibly some units were converted to commercial units, but galina and michael's apartment is a nice apartment. and they are being evicted so the landlord can charge a higher rent and there is absolutely nothing would stop the landlord from doing that. this is the type of loophole that we need to close with the legislation. every rent-controlled tenant who is evicted results in a loss of affordability for san francisco because those units are then rented at market. and/or that tenant those then try to get some other below-market rate units through ou

steve collier, tenderloin housing clinic. i am here to urge your support of this legislation. mrs. freedman and her spouse are clients of mine and they are being evicted because the landlord is claiming that they are residential occupancy for the last ten years of their unit is illegal and he gave them a 3-day notice to move out. no relocation payments, no requires permit from the city to remove their unit from housing use. in fact,, the permit history is at best mixed. it was builts an apartment building. sometime in the '40s or '50s, possibly some units were converted to commercial units, but galina and michael's apartment is a nice apartment. and they are being evicted so the landlord can charge a higher rent and there is absolutely nothing would stop the landlord from doing that. this is the type of loophole that we need to close with the legislation. every rent-controlled tenant who is evicted results in a loss of affordability for san francisco because those units are then rented at market. and/or that tenant those then try to get some other below-market rate units through ou