breed want to take out her private right of action provision for units that have been subject to the ellis act violation. >> if i can jump in if those are were added by the board of supervisors to the full board you can't take it out she can't take it out herself it has to be forming because it goes back to the full board the full board has to vote they put it in i would say it supervisor breed not move forward. >> commissioner hillis. >> i'm supportive by the way a question your currently prohibited from leasing our ellis act apartment for 10 years would that not apply to you know leasing or is it an airbnb unit i don't want to lower it you can't lease our property for 10 years. >> deputy city attorney under the current law assuming they meanwhile meet all the qualification can rent their unit as a short-term rental, however you buy a building and ellis acted and it was sold and condos and let's say everyone in the building is a pardon me resident they own their unit and live there they otherwise quality to be on short-term rental program they'll be able to do a should recall in the admin

act it is recorded on the deed it definitely is disclosed to the boroughs it has been ellis acted. >> there's a reporting requirement but i don't know if it said restrictions or. >> i support number 2. >> okay commissioners shall i call the questions on recommendation number 2 i think we live in the resolution itself if that's okay. we'll identify which commissioners voted for and give this this particular item and at the end then for the entire resolution it will be who the commissioners agree on the count recommended by the individual line item. >> on item 2 for the prohibition the ellis act visitation commissioner antonini. >> no commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes that item will be recommended 6 to one with commissioner antonini voting against. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you for your recommendations. >> scott recommendation number 3 to allow the city to have civil procedures against the platform as defined at any time in the kim and supervis

protect housing in san francisco to sorry to initiate private right of action against unit with a ellis act violation or 3 or more registering or rent control united if there's a violation thirty days but basically after a period of 90 days they can initiate the private right of action. >> commissioner antonini. >> well, i'm not supportive of this i think it is encourages litigation and the city should be the litigationer why do we give nonprofits a special privilege above and beyond anyone else i mean you know we should stick with a firm controls of the city has and we should be the endorseer some groups get different motivates and you're not sure you've got all those lawsuits going on that makes the process more expensive i'm migrant it. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much i have a question for the question for 13 about the private right of action my question is what would on outdoor party not the city bring to the court essential they bring a private right of action before a judge what information to add to have a cocktails essentially i'm struggling with how private righ

ellie found herself alone. it seemed that supreme court in far-off washington had imposed its radical decision on ellie and the entire nation without anyone noticing, few caring and no one responding about the lives of the unborn. but as history does report, that seemingly deafening see lens didn't stay that way. soon ellie was joined by others, many others and contrary to the expectations of the elite lawyers on the supreme court, their decision did not short-circuit or end the debate over abortion. rather over the following years it ignited the debate. while the courts still stubbornly clings to the ruling science has exposed its folly. legal scholars recognize its defects and most important, public opinion from the young to the old has passed them by and today an overwhelming majority of americans oppose an overwhelming percentage of abortions. today the supreme court may be tempted to repeat that same mistake. they may be embolden to impose again a so-called 50-state solution on the entire nation. by radica

the ellis island for cuban refugees who fled fidel castro's regime a generation ago. the legacy. a crowd of supporters who registered for tickets came to see a blue-collar son of cuban immigrants. >> you know, i think we need somebody who is real. i think that's so important. >> reporter: tonight senator marco rubio launched his run for the republican nomination appropriately in the place where his parents entered the country. >> i live in an exceptional country where the son of a bartender and a maid can have the same dreams and the same future as those who come from power and privilege. >> reporter: earlier rubio stopped by to rehearse, all smiles, but taking no questions. saving his thunder for later. senator, you're the youngest candidate. are you prepared to be president, sir? at a local lunch spot florida voters told me they can relate to rubio. he is a younger candidate compared to some. what does that mean to you? >> he might think like i do. and have same views as i do. >> reporter: like the extra sugar heaped in cuban coffee, here rubio's heritage sweetens his appeal. w

that under the ellis act and under our local administered chapter three 7 a tenant who is demand from the ellis act and they can bring an action for damages against the landlord and provisions under state law it if you rerent within 5 years after you've done ellis act violations you have to offer it to the tenants and there are restrictions how much rent you can acquire for it unit i wanted to circle back. >> commissioner antonini any nonprofit or specific nonprofits allowed to do that and it is a nonprofit organization that has the preservation of improvement of housing as a stated incorporation and has existed for no less than 5 years. >> i think a lot of them it may say theoretically but they oppose a lot of projects in poor neighborhoods i'm not voting for this some of the major option comes out of those groups. >> so commissioners on recommendations number 4 to allow the private right of action commissioner antonini. >> no commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that mot

michele ellis is a rookie officer in training. second week working on prison grounds. >> my husband, you know, was kind of skeptical at first. i think he knows this is something that i really want to do. >> i've always had a passion for law enforcement. that's just something i love. my kids were kind of excited. they thought, okay, mommy is going to be a cop. that's cool for them. i don't think they really understand everything that's going on. you have to remember to stay firm, fair and consistent. you can't really treat anybody any different. they're all human. they're all men. you have to remember that. >> hey, this is lieutenant meehan. can you send offender tye, t-y-e up to custody hall? i need to speak with him. >> it's been a bad week for ronnie tye. since being caught with a cell phone charger, prison officials have suspended his contact visits. and now they've just handed down a ruling on his request to be married at the prison. >> they denied getting married at this time due to conduct history. >> how can they deny me? >

tracee ellis ross, laurence fishburne and anthony anderson here.ctually are. >> jimmy: one of the episodes, your character, laurence, does not agree discipline is an overall theme. you suggest that they beat the children with their own toys. >> it's the hot wheels track. we got a lot of calls and tweets, i understand. a lot of social media buzz about the hot wheels track thing because it is a real thing. >> it is old school. >> jimmy: what do you mean it is old school. >> did you own hot wheels. >> jimmy: i did. >> you never got beat with one. that is what we did in the hootd. >> every man should have a man that is willing to beat them. >> much better place. >> that could go in so many directions. >> jimmy: beat them with something they love. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: tracee we know of course your mom is diana ross. >> she never beat me with a hot wheel track. just set that record straight right now. >> jimmy: have your moms met each other? anthony's mom has been here a lot of times. she's a lot of fun. >> they haven't but anthony's mom met my dad. >>

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the minutes are approved the order of abatement ellis street the trust attorney for the appellate is mr. kelly action by appellant at the november 19th the ab held the abatement and awe abstinence provided the following positions are satisfied. >> good morning chief how's inspection the package is essentially the letter that the board evident to the property owner has 6 items this information as recent as yesterday a page before that the inspectors observations regarding each of the 8 items before i get into those are you want explain the rest of the package photos that are taken of the site with exception of the front of building as you can see that shows the america international hostile sign you you'll refresh your recollection regarding the front. >> you're referring to a packet i don't think i have in 19 ellis sorry. >> you guys should have it i'll go get it. >> is it its own package. >> it is short with updated information as of yesterday that's why it was not included the photos are from yesterday so i apologize we'll go through that again, it has our letter from november and

a landmark finally it is a contentious city if you google the address the folks with subject to an ellis act and this was, however whether or not this building becomes a landmark has noberger on this case that concludes my presentation. i'm available to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, colleagues any questions on this item? all right. let's go to public comment on number 4 >> supervisor wiener supervisor cohen and supervisor jane kim landmark you know from george washington our national father george washington was an immigrant from the kingdom and columbus thomas jefferson and abraham lincoln and now obama our respectful president obama and the principle and everybody we act - actively engage on 0 the mission for the national mission the international mission the national mission and the local city mission to two things the pet element everything with good stuff you know politics and education or people the pathway of self-improvement everything is buildings go and other good stuff that's it about the good mission work for everybody and meditation and mission of mercy an

. >> hi good afternoon commissioner good afternoon community i want to tell you about ellis act thereas over 3 thousand close to 4 thousand people are in to be where little cable cars climb halfway to the stars i'm one of them that lost my home after thirty years i live on the street for awhile my health, i got sick i had to hire a lawyer to get home and place i got an apartment but the apartment i only pay $800 a month now you have people here in ellis act that san francisco long-term residents they're our neighbors they're our activists lost their home what are you going to do about it i didn't have a chance to get short-term rental they charged me $800 a week this is more than i can for the record i get turned away from the shelters i've been here for almost 40 years and i worked in a homeless shelter so let's resolve this, please make the recommendation we are your voter are the people that cares about san francisco make san francisco great again. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners jim chamber of commerce with hotel occupancy near record levels the sharing economy has

. >> there's his sister ellie who is beyond excited.re's no other person here that jordan's more proud of than his sister ellie. hoping that her brother hangs in there. >> he is one heck of a bunker player. he comes so close so many times out of the bunker of holing them out. if you can get it over that hill doesn't do too much once you get near the hole. >> right in the backswing. >> you can hear -- you can hear him, the camera went off right in his backswing. >> so he had the roar of the crowd distract him earlier in this round, now a camera. >> i don't know what it was. >> that's too bad. that will -- if it gets you right at the top of the back swing, you flinch. that's the worst time. okay when you start the backswing. but right at the top you flinch. >> you freeze. >> like someone tickling you. >> johnson wagner now, notah? >> beautiful flat lie. hole high. has the whole green to work with. >> number one in scrambling this week. >> talk about scrambling. talk about scrambling. that's a pretty much a gimme par for wagner. talked abo

starting tomorrow van ness from post to ellis will be down to one lane.hat's in each direction overnight. then early friday it will be completely shut down through sunday night. it will connect the new hospital to the medical office building. up next, pope francis delivers his easter message at the vatican. what he's saying about the framework nuclear agreement with iran. and take a live look from our tam cam. finally some rain. april showers today and heavier downpours later this week. lisa argen along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. . >> welcome back. it's 9:13 on this easter sunday. the mandatory water restrictions means we must conserve. which are getting a bit of rain. you are looking at live doppler 7hd. the green is where the rain is coming in. you can track the rain in your neighborhood anytime using abc7 weather app. it is free to download. we have information at abc7news.com/apps. the number. undocumented immigrants applying for driver's licenses in california is taking the dmv by surprise. in the three months since the program started

breed want to take out her private right of action provision for units that have been subject to the ellis act violation. >> if i can jump in if those are were added by the board of supervisors to the full board you can't take it out she can't take it out herself it has to be forming

. >> there's his sister ellie who is beyond excited.re's no other person here that jordan's more proud of than his sister ellie. hoping that her brother hangs in there. >> he is one heck of a bunker player. he comes so close so many times out of the bunker of holing them out. if you can get it over that hill doesn't do too much once you get near the hole. >> right in the backswing. >> you can hear -- you can hear him, the camera went off right in his backswing. >> so he had the roar of the crowd distract him earlier in this round, now a camera. >> i don't know what it was. >> that's too bad. that will -- if it gets you right at the top of the back swing, you flinch. that's the worst time. okay when you start the backswing. but right at the top you flinch. >> you freeze. >> like someone tickling you. >> johnson wagner now, notah? >> beautiful flat lie. hole high. has the whole green to work with. >> number one in scrambling this week. >> talk about scrambling. talk about scrambling. that's a pretty much a gimme par for wagner. talked abo

it starts at 1:30 on ellis street, and people are encouraged to wear period costumes. be surprised if you see a lot of period costumes tomorrow. the 109th annual 1906 san francisco earthquake and fire wreath laying commemoration is happening at lotta's fountain on market street at five tomorrow morning. there will be a moment of silence at 5:11 a-m, followed by sirens and the singing of "san francisco." >> mark:coming up on the kron four morning news. a popular e-s-p-n reporter has been suspended after video surfaced. showing her berating a parking lot attendant in virginia. we'll listen to the shocking >> mark: spring's snow here in the west a storm hit denver yesterday. to the toll on drivers and caught a lot of commuters off guard to. bushel offices have a clear series of crashes that created traffic must one crash 01 trip charge to the post in when a nearby highway atlanta on the roof but not all bad news carter could use the cell because snowpack was just above 50% of its normal there. or snowpack here and warm weather and on the forecast weekend forecast especial

ellie, your mom said she was very impressed.or card shelf. >> the card tap. >> you've got it down. >> all together now. >> there we go. >> for those who have not seen ellie play kimmy, she's starting a new life in new york after being rescued from a doomsday cult. and she plays a nanny. and of course jane -- the comedy -- >> and then the comedy ensues. >> and you are her boss jacqueline voorhies. >> i love how you say it. i've got to say it like that. >> let's see how jacqueline and kimmy interact. >> i know you don't think you can live on your divorce settlement, but you're tough. you survived julian cheating and buckley breast-feeding long after his teeth came in. >> he was born with a full set. >> so if my roomie and i can live here on nothing, you're strong enough to get by on 12 -- >> wait. you live here? certainly this can't be all of it. i know. i'll go upstairs. >> oh, you cut out the best part. she's climbing up the desk. >> she cannot believe that -- >> people only live in one level. >> no. impossible for you to wrap y

our rehema ellis has that part of the story. >> reporter: police say this is one mother's furry unlishd on her son. spotted in the middle of a protest, she forces him back tries to rip off his mask while screaming at him. >> get over here now! >> reporter: baltimore's police chief commended her. >> if you saw on one scene, you had one mother who grabbed their child who had a hood on his head and started smacking him on the head because she was embarrassed. i wish i had more parents that took charge of the kids out there tonight >> reporter: video has gone viral, and on the streets of baltimore today many are calling her a hero. do you think she was right or was she wrong? >> i think she was right. >> reporter: if your son were old enough to be out in the street rioting and you saw him, what would you do? >> the same thing that mother did. go find my son and take him home because his life could have been saved. >> my mother probably would have did the same thing. >> wow. >> reporter: others disagree? >> i mean, you know, they said go and get the children, but, i mean, they didn't say go

they are broken down by lottery preference. 2 percent came from our cop, a resident burden and ellis act and we had one in the lowest lottery preference. moving on lottery applicants by zip code. you will see we have two households in the lottery. 941071, then we clumped in the regular folks, other sf resident is 33 and non-sf residents. two i should mention was a cop holder who resides in south san francisco. so, what does the pool of applicants look like. what are the demographics. 16 percent were african american, 62 percent were asian, 4 percent filipino, 7 percent hispanic, 2 percent middle east earn and 9 percent 9. i know i'm running through this quick but i'm sure you will have questions at the end. i'm happy to report that all 9 units are currently in contract. we had actually one rent burden household, one ellis act preference holder and one sf resident who were in that pool of the nine households and contract. we saw an average household size about two. average age was 37, average median income was close to $49,000 or close to 63 percent ami. they have 45,000 in assets alr

3 -person of the lottery, latino individual, single family, one member, him or herself, but was an ellis act and only one spot there and that person got it. >> yeah. >> do we know if that person was in the ellis act mission oovment she was on york. >> that's an example of it working right. >> we'll get into more detail on the lottery on april 21st when we come back with the citywide report. so i will be sure to include that information. >> when is that going to happen? >> april 21st, at the commission. >> so the only, unless you have a question? >> no, you answered all the questions. this 750 cob is active list? >> active, yes. >> you have the names and address of them? >> yes. to clarifying that we do paper mailing and we are looking into post cards. if mail is returned we follow up with the household and that's a way of knowing maybe we need to get a new address or call the number. we do track folks down if the mail goes out and the mail is returned. >> it was very good information you did. wonderful job. >> thank you. >> okay, the last question, what about social media. i understand t

rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> elsewhere on wall street today, a great day for etsy, but a down day for the market overall. all three major indexes finished slightly in the red. >>> a lot more news still ahead on a busy thursday evening including the new warning tonight from doctors about the risks of snoring and sleep apnea. do they contribute to memory loss and possibly even dementia? >>> also a warning that will warm your heart. a brave little boy and a loving father asking for help to wipe away his tears. you won't believe the response they got. >>> we have some news tonight that you need to hear if you snore or you're one of the long-suffering people who lives with someone who does. new evidence is out showing that snoring and sleep apnea have apparent links to something that scares us all -- memory loss. nbc's stephanie gosk has more. >> reporter: snoring can be maddening. often more for the people who have to listen to it than the people who actually do it. but new research suggests heavy snoring and the more serious condition, sleep apnea, could also have significant hea

it starts at 1:30 on ellis street, and people are encouraged to wear period costumes. and don't be surprised if you see a lot of period costumes tomorrow. the 109th annual 1906 san francisco earthquake and fire wreath laying commemoration is happening at lotta's fountain on market street at five tomorrow morning. there will be a moment of silence at 5:11 a-m, followed by sirens and the singing of "san francisco." soften will suck cent charge down big losses for the dow industrial average. down 1.4% dropping below the 18 cells and mark mark's torture 50 of will be right back as kron 4 morning news continues. across >> reporter: sunnyvale we have some upper 40's also kish's the 40's. >> michelle: across the north bay temperatures continued fall in the mid 40's across the delta upper '30's and lime ho this morning. across east bay his recent trip planner for today and the 40's for inland locations. and low fifties for bay locations all vehicle start for much of that area and temperatures warmup. the difference between parsley's bay and locations will warmup in the mid '80

nbc's rehema ellis has our report. >> reporter: diagnosed with lung cancer four years ago, mary susan sabini knew something was wrong when training for a marathon. a nonsmoker, she had a cough she couldn't get rid of. >> it's very scary when you hear that you have a diagnosis. >> reporter: even scarier wondering if her chemotherapy is working or should doctors try something else. now this 55-year-old elementary school teacher benefits from an extraordinary new blood test that some are calling a liquid biopsy. >> because it's noninvasive, you can do it every three weeks, and you get confirmation that your treatment is working. >> reporter: how does it actually work? >> when tumors are in a patient's body, they -- small amounts of them die and they shed dna into the bloodstream. and we now have very sensitive techniques for detecting those shards of dna. >> reporter: the studies so far have been small and limited to particular cancers, including lung, colon and blood cancer. still, doctors are encouraged. a new study published this month involved only 126 lymphoma patients, but it found

she is 50-year-old stephanie ellis and prosecutors say she helped a heroin dealer hide his drug profits by using the money to buy a harley davidson. a bmw, and a maserati and apparently purchased the wheels in her name but the dolor used them. ellis will be sentenced in june under a plea agreement and she faces an estimated 15 months behind bars. >>> today, the mother of a student allegedly attacked by his former middle school principal dwight jefferson testified at his trial today. allyson barber is live -- allison barber is live in upper marlboro with more. >> reporter: hey guys we heard hours of testimony today and for the most part, the defendant dwight jefferson sat silently and expressionlessly as his former students took the stand to testify against him. dwight jefferson was the abouting -- acts principal for only a few months when prosecutors and police say he punched a 13-year-old in the face and stomach. that student is now 14. he took the witness stand earlier today and testified that on september 23rd, he was heading to class when the bell rang. mr. jefferson stopped him. se

i gaze at lady liberty, it begins for millions of immigrants who pass through ellis island. -- ap can for millions of immigrants who pass through ellis island. >> to watch all of the winning videos and to learn more about our competition, go to c-span.org and click on student cam. also tell us what you think about the issue this student addressed on facebook and twitter. >> a dedication ceremony was held in boston for the edward m kennedy institute for the u.s. senate. president obama, vice president biden, and other elected officials from state and government were present for the event. the facility t honors that facility honors take candid -- the facility honors ted kennedy. this is just over two hours. >> ♪ this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york island from the redwood forest to the gulf stream waters this land was made for you and me as i was walking that ribbon of highway i saw above me that endless skyway i saw below me that golden valley this land was made for you and me i've roamed and rambled and i followed my footsteps to the sparkling sa

rehema ellis, nbc news baltimore. we want to turn to another major story we're following tonight, the desperate search for survivors of the devastating earthquake in nepal which is now claimed more than 5,000 lives. every minute that passes diminishing the chances of finding people alive in the rubble but rescuers are not ready to give up not yet. miguel almaguer has the story from nepal. >> reporter: a new at the devastating quake. e pictures taken but neighboring nepal remains hardest hit. finding survivors here has become a r. late tonight this 28-year-old pulled alive from the rubble more than 80 hours after the quake. but the desperate search doesn't scenes like this have been happening all day long. anothe body recovered from the rubble. now rushed to the hospital. moments later volunteers are back at work. wh are you here? to help. >> reporter: 62-year-old canadian ross trent has been digging 12 hours a day since the quake struck. >> here i am. in one crazy way i'm probably in a better place now doing something

both the teen and his father spoke with our rehema ellis. >> reporter: when baltimore streets erupted in flames earlier this week carlos brooks couldn't believe what he was seeing. >> i was sitting in the house looking at the tv and was just shocked that it was going on. >> reporter: he immediately thought of his second oldest child, his 16-year-old son. >> my dad called me and told me don't go out there. don't go out there. >> reporter: but what did you do? >> i went out there at nighttime. thought i was slick. >> reporter: for the first time ever with no previous record carlos jr. was arrested. his dad says for looting. being in police custody was beyond expectations. with chain ainin kles. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: what wa that like? hard? >> yeah kind of hard to walk. thought i was going to fall. caged animal. that's whey felt like. a aged animal. >> reporter: you felt like a caged animal. >> me and his mother might not be together but he was still raised with morals and god. >> reporter: learning his son was arrested brooks' next thought was freddie gray and wondered what happe

ellie has down syndrome and trey has a girlfriend.ut the two of them became close through a program at school. they are excited about shopping for a dress. alison: i love that hug between the two of them. it high school student came up with an interesting way to ask his date to the prom. they managed to get the classmate to a local farm where he had her close her eyes and open them to find two goats. will you "goat" to the prom with me? >> never in a million years what i thought he had goats in his hand. he had to think of an awesome way. alison: she said yes but are insisting the two are just friends. creative, i guess. leon: whatever gets her goat, i guess. [laughter] alison: i knew it. leon: here is what is coming up at 5:00. the angry message from an auto body shop's manager after complaints about his service. how one mom is making that message go viral and what the company is doing about it all. alison: a naked man smashes his way into an apartment and tries to kidnap a small child. what the suspect is blaming for this terrifying

rehema ellis has that part of the story. >> reporter: police y this is one mother's fury unleashed on her son. spotted in the middle of a protest, she forces him tryies to rip uf his mask while screaming at him. get over here now! >> reporter: baltimore's police f comme her. >> if you saw in one scene you had one mother who grab their child who had a hood on his head and started smacking him on the head because she was so embarrassed. wis i had more parents that took of their kids out there tonight. ts gone viral. on the streets of baltimore today many e calling her a hero. do you think she was rit or was she wrong? i think she was right. if your son were old enough to be out in the street rioting and you d do? the same thing that mother did find my son and take him home. because his n saved. >> my mother probably would have did the same thing. >> reporter: but others disagree. >> wow, i mean you know they said go and get their children but i mean they didn't say go and cuss them out and beat them up. >> r tonight, in a community torn apart, neighbors hold on to each other praying for

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rehema ellis, nbc news, baltimore. >>> some other stories we're following today, california governorhe ante on efforts to combat the state's crippling drought. the governor is proposing $10,000 fines for residents and businesses that waste the most water. >>> when sea lions attack. a san diego man says he was bitten on the hand and dragged off the side of a boat by a hungry sea lion earlier this month. the fisherman was posing with his catch when the animal tried to steal it away. he pulled the man under water. when he finally got himself free the sea lion bit his foot. he was treated for both wounds. >> a mean sea line. >> that was a mean sea lion and a hungry one. >>> take a look at this, a barefoot man captured on video chasing a camel down a busy highway. it happened in the united arab emirates. we don't know if he caught up with it. >> that man running down the highway that fast is unbelievable. >> what did the camel do to get chased like that. >> the bionic man? >> he's fast of the camel has his stride on. >> they can run about 30 miles an hour. the guy was not even close. >> d

rehema ellis has our report. >> reporter: bill and his wife started their company making cheeseboards in the shd selling them online. >> there's a bit of nostalgia and it's a useful item. it becomes a conversation piece. >> repor and the personal touch is a moneymaker. up to $45,000 a month, double that during the holidays. >> it's important that we have a lot of control over the quality of things and what kind of materials are being used. >> reporter: their small business is taking off with the help of etsy the online marketplace founded ten years ago caters to artists selling vicinity ang hand-made arts and crafts from leg warmers to glass-blown ornaments. now with a wide reach. etsy has more than 1.4 million sellers, attracting more than 20 million buyers with sales close to $2 billion last year. today the company that prides itself on having a majority of its sellers work from home made a big business move and went public. sellers are excited. >> they're hoping that it brings more eyeballs to their site and even wider, more global reach than they had before. >> reporter: fashion d