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in t reality, i doink it can ply out -- can play out in any way. there's no doubt that rent control keeps peop housed and keeps people low when it's not perverted by state statute costa hawkins is one of those paways and munities that administer rent-control statutes the l effect allows landlords to manipulate the system to take foits out from under rent control. years we've been seeing the fraud. you might remember the landlord that raised rent to $8,000 on the lady with cancer -- >> my neighborhoodactually. >> in burnall heights, exactly. we see lanords committing fraud to do fake transfers to relatives and convert to condominiums when they're not allowed to because condominiums are exempt from rent control. rent control works in the perfect form. the state statutes have perverted this. this proposition 10 is an opportunity to give control back to the municipalities, to let them decide how their cities will looou >> i think have a different point of view on what things like the acts have doneto the market. can you briefly tell us your joe?onse to

he doinks it off there three times. >> rich: i remember a football card and his leg was over his head. >> matt: oh, yeah. his flexibility, jeez. ray would do absolutely as little at practice and complain more than any player i've seen in my life. >> rich: typical kicker. >> matt: he smoked cigarettes like a chimney. i had a rough day at practice today. how many butts did you go through? >> beth: saving it for the games. >> rich: what a different era, though, you know, players coming to the locker room at halftime and having a cup of coffee and cigarette. >> matt: coaches would smoke on the sidelines. guys would get a drag before they went out to rush the passer. it was ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. >> beth: two minutes to go. the play of the game xfinity how about three plays of the game tonight for keon hatcher? >> matt: the fir

doink. there is a lot of pace and spin on it. well done, lauren. it is called a hip squeeze.is a solicitor who specialises in stalking. shejoins us now. good morning to you. thank you so much for coming on and discussing this. in terms of finding it when it first happens, is this focused more on the online side of things? well, stalking takes many, many forms, u nfortu nately. stalking takes many, many forms, unfortunately. online stalking is very, now and is probably used in the majority of cases i deal with as a tactic. it might be what we call face—to—face stalking, but also online, because it is so easy to stop people. and this bill is talking about trying to stop stalkers when their obsessions first come to light. is it obvious when something starts? i think it is to the victim, and the problem is that often when it is reported to the police, the police will look at the individual act, and on their own they might seem like nothing very serious, and what are you bothered about. but on average a victim will have suffered 100 incidents before they even go to the police. it