. >> hello, i'm andrew long a lymph gland i rent out agreements month to month does that make me part of the home sharing. i think the issue i really don't care in somebody rents out a spare room it in a home they own if you don't agree i don't care but you have a problem with people who are renting other people's property doing this without the landlords permission i think if someone is going to do this she should have the active participation of the lymph gland who's insurance t should be nullified quite honestly you can't adapt an animal in the city pound without the permission of the landlord they don't want new people owning pets to be evicted if you want to do something good for the tenants require them that 9 landlords have permission i the landlords should be able to say dpo no, because it could nullify their insurance and the proportional part of the residence the oishtsz some people are renting out their unit for longer than thirty days this is legal this is only for people renting for less than thirty days and why are you giving air b and b a free tax sxoot you required peo

the same condo prohibitions that are in place for other no fault evictions it help to prevent lymph gland to buy out from concord converting as a after a no fault eviction the landlord will be able to condo convert for 10 years in the same building and not been able to condo convert meantime he or she makes a buy out to a ill entertainment finally the legislation allows the tenants and nonprofits and the c-3 or 4 with the primary mission of protecting the tenants or the city attorney's office to enforce the provision of the law in the california 13ush9 in the original version we're going to have the rent board but after talking to the director felt rent board we don't feel the board has the capacity to handle to level of enforcement and have concerned with the conflict of interest as the rent board and as a supervisor of the metrics law judges that decides those cases for that reason we moved the enforcement power to other you departments that has the housing authority in mind after conversations with the process we decided unnecessary for charging a landlord fees therefore i'm make an am

our job to get involved as a trustee and not get involved if any sort of rent board or tenant lymph gland. >> commissioner antonini. >> i'm concerned the dr requester didn't show up which is kind of odd i'll favor a continuance because i be i'd like to at least see if we can get the dr requester to come here and perhaps the project sponsors could try to work further with the dr requester to see if there's a way to resolve her retainedcy situation and see if we want to leave the kitchen in it or not and it becomes a simpler thing i'll make a motion i'll see if i get a second. >> i wasn't aware it was continued i'm going to probably support the motion the dr requester didn't come and i wonder how mafltd she is. >> let me just comment so this is an unusual one i'm sympathetic you're trying to live out the wishes but the dr requester is not here we have no idea of their complaint and maybe a legitimate reason they're not here so i'll support a continuance i understand that commissioner richards position on this i like our energy on it i'd rather take that energy and fight when a bigger issue

angry and was homeless for six months and that was my rent controlled apartment of 18 years my lymph gland if care about my disabled for 26 years i've been bipolar for 32 years and my lawyer doesn't seem to have a clue how to defend me so i thought i cot screwed over by my lawyer and landlord when people kick people when they're down it has to stop. >> thank you very much is there any member of the public who wishes to speak seeing none, public comment is closed mr. chair. >> okay any public comment on that item? colleagues any comments. >> i want to self-i know close by simply thanking all of the members of the public who came out and spoke on both sides of the issue and the city that shared their stories i appreciate that and let me say i think there are differences of opinion here and i represent some of the comments made in opposition to this i understand; right where the opposition is coming from i want to be clear one that we are not trying to stop people from actually entering into an agreement there is no band of that if people want to move forward and feel that a buy out is the ri

landlords a small exemption for units 3 or less in the building, however, not a filing amount for lymph glands to have 3 or less that's been amended and the payroll tax is $150,000 as the code previously based that on that someone will pay the rest of the meddles are simply clarifications to the code and cleans up and also deleting a couple items obsolete but both proposition e and they no longer apply with that, i'll take questions. >> colleagues questions we have no budget analyst report anyone wish to comment on item 4 seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues, can i have a moving motion to send forward we'll take that without objection. and madam clerk call item 5 a resolution amending the 1450 dash 10 for the class agreements between the city and the aging community living fund in a modest grant not to exceed $43 million okay. thank you very much. >> thanks for being here. >> good morning dave with the human services this is an amended resolution of one that was passed a couch years ago it renews the time and extend the time of the 11 grants under the umbrella resolution increasing

would be under the language here if those are covered as well or if 3 in a building where the lymph gland lives in would unit and it is including. >> i read it as the rent control seemed to be madam clerk, the world building so it does appear a portion of the building is rent controlled. >> this will allow the nonprofit to file a violation of any of the short term ordinance new. >> a violation by a owner or business entity. >> and the nonprofit will get injunctive relief and seek their attorney's fees so for example, if the owner is an individual who is engaging in short-term rentals and has a nonprofit to sue them and if they prevail they get their attorney's fees that's any violation of the ordinance large or small even a minor violation. >> correct. >> from a minor violation from an individual that owns a unit and is small building and engaging in short-term rentals can be sued has to pay attorney's fees for a minor violation and subject to the order of the court. >> of course if they paragraph if the housing nonprofits sues you as an owner you retain a order it's a baseless lawsuit do

and then it will encourage long time investors people that are in the rental business that are lymph glandnd not tdr in making a karaoke buck on people's home. >> claudia ms. berry will the package encourage hoirp for the folks. >> i dough it again for the same reason you know what the supervisors some supervisors are trying to do it to go against things that are the lace of the market and the laws of the market can't be changed it is gravity laws when you say okay. we have sprarts that can't do something they're the risktakers telling me there will not be compacted so the long-term people that are intending to be long-term people are the same thing long-term people that are intending to be the are long-term people now nothing has changed except the tenant are going to pay more rent because the cost of tax is bumper and consequences for people that live here as far as the, llc krormgdz or maybe not a worker in silicon valley that has bought altering property and he's not an corporation just a person not an llp so then you have say that same worker needs to move his job is volatile you rue

and they discovered the folds have glands that secrete glaftric fluid.n they infected the structures with the bacteria they started to grow similar to the early stages of stomach cancer. university professor hiraok hiraoki okano says researchers have been able to observe stomach structures only after they've become diseased. >> translator: having been able to make a similar structure of the human stomach is a huge advantage. it will increase the progress of stomach cancer research. >> okano says their experiment will significantly contribute to developing new cures. >>> people on the big island of hawaii are watching lava from an erupting volcano inch toward their homes. authorities are urging residents to evacuate as the molten rock closes in on one community. fresh lava flows at the kilauea volcano began in june. the molten rock has traveled 35 kilometers east and is now approaching the 800 residents of pahoa village. officials say the lava flow is advancing at an average speed of 10 meters per hour. earth barriers are being erected along utility poles

. >> gland it work out. >> absolutely. >>> 5:40. big names are flirting for a run for a white house in 2016. find out who warren buffet is putting his money on to win. >>> plus stepping up the fight against isis, fbi needs help identifying this mask man, why he is a wanted man this morning. >>> a train knock off tracks after crashing in the truck, we have to see the violent collision caught on tape, we will be right back. >>> here's today's headlines on cbs-3. some students at philadelphia schools say they will be on strike today and staying out of class. students are protesting the school reform commission's decision to cancel the teachers union contract. >>> an american solder deployed to liberia could come in contact with individuals suffering frome bowl a soldiers will be manning mobile ebola testing units. >>> is there a lunar eclipse in the the next hour called the blood moon because during eclipse of the moon it will appear orange or red, moon will be obscured by earth's shadow peak visibility katie tell us will be at 6:27, v

they are doing in the terms of efforts of hiring people with disability and it was clear that i was gland that around the table there was not a lot of substance that was there and so it was a quick reminder that we have a lot of work to do. but representing positive resource center in san francisco, and i was very pleased and not surprise that had san francisco leads the way in so many efforts. and as you are aware, in september, of 2013, federal government, enacted section two, 503 regulation and then in february, of 2014, the council state workforce envoftment board put out a calling for proposals through the fund to look at innovative ways to create job opportunities for people with disabilities specifically calling out folks with disabilities and high barriers to employment. and myself, along with some key folks across the community, michael and the former edddirector and the institute and a along with the folks in fresno came together and wrote a proposal. for that, we were funded and we are seeking to use multiple efforts and ways, not only through rule 115, but through this pilot p

made appearance at the two valley school in glands to support education, erika really got a kick outf. >> this he tapped into lord of the rings character to encourage students to take their studies seriously. >> all he needs is that vest. >> good part of the movie. such great voice. too. >>> oh, that made my morning. coming up on "eyewitness "eyewis news", bizarre burglary attempt in california. >> police say woman tied to break into a house and got herself stuck in the chimney. come on, you're not santa claus. wait until you hear what they used to get her out. stick around, "eyewitness news" continues right after th >> we'll get our traffic and weather together and head out to the skydeck with carol. >> looking at chilly temperatures to say the least this morning, in the 30's, and at the freezing mark in a number of locations. we've even seen one, two, below the freezing mark, so, what are the headlines today? fairly dry weather, on and off showers as we go through mid week, clearing out though for the weekends, next weekend. why don't we jump through the work week and go immediatel

. >> shogren is a -- your body is attacking its own moisture producing glands. >> reporter: it's beenpinpoint it. not every wherein who has it has the same symptoms. it can lead to serious kidney, knee and joint problems i also severe cancer. a blood test can lead to quicker treatment. >> 4 million people with shogren but 3 million of them are not diagnosed. >> reporter: her diagnoses has been too late. >> i've had a ulcer because of the dryness and maybe all that wouldn't have happened. >> reporter: but she's breeing treated and hopes the test would help others. >>> here is something that you dienlt see every day, least not in a residential area -- mama bear and cub spotted walking around the home in pasadena. residents rur were told to stay out of the area. >>> starbucks app will allow users to order drings and skip the line once they get to the store. it's part of the plan to expand sales over mobile devices. the service is rolled out in portland already or will be and will be available nation wide by 2015. >>> it's all about the swing as most golfers will tell you. but can you pla

always tell people on tour, "you know, being mexican does not mean you have an illegal immigration glandin your body." at 13 years old, your body doesn't start pumping hormones that tell you how to cross the border-- it's just not a fact. and people never stop to think that, you know, in the united states, people in iowa city don't really understand the border. well, people in guadalajara don't really understand the border, either. it's an alien zone in both directions, and the coyotes recruit. and so they went and recruited these men; they brought them to sonoyta, sonora. the actual trained coyote vanished-- nobody knows what happened to him-- so a trainee coyote, 19 year old kid, tried to walk them in and they got lost. there were... we know there were 26; there might have been more. some of them vanished and have never been heard from again-- the group that tried to walk back home. the 14 of them, you know, died out there in the desert. >> hinojosa: i remember when i was reading the book, i actually, i had to stop halfway through. could not finish working... reading the book. and late

the want of capital renders their gland worthless and there is no sale for that description of property at present. bureau records may clear that the majority of rations were in fact distributed to white refugees. although initial rules prohibited the distribution of rations to disloyal whites, those restrictions were soon lifted when the depth of the crisis became clear. by the spring of 1866, bureau commissioners extracted their agents to interpret the term refugee as liberally as possible and not limited to those white unionists that have been driven from their homes by vengeful confederate neighbors. thus, confederate widows and children along with the most rabid secessionist and even paroled rebel soldiers lined up. mealss to wonder if the made from the government's tastednd coffee bitter from the aftertaste of secession. or if the blankets the bureaus issued were able to fend off the chill of defeat. feared anything more than starvation -- it was equality among the races. they reacted violently to any hint of the former bondsman being raised to the level or vice versa. they were f

when i took the two lives, every adrenal gland was open wide, the endorphins were flying through my body. and it was just amazing. it was like pure amphetamine. that's what it felt like, only more pure. >>> tonight on "msnbc investigates," rod ferrell talks from prison exclusively about his murders that shocked america and tells us what it was like to be part of a modern day vampire clan. >> being a vampire is not an actual existence. if you shoot me, i'll die. i physically, to the best of my knowledge, will not live forever, but as far as living the lifestyle of a vampire, it's a raw fetish hunger, and the hunger wins out over everything else. >> she was struck four times in the back of the head as she was moving through the kitchen. some of the skull fragments lay in the dining room. >> in his extraordinary interview, ferrell tells of his involvement with a network of devil worshippers and witnessing a human sacrifice. >> how was he killed? >> with a dagger. ceremonial. >> and then what happened? >> then afterwards, the blood was ritually drank such as in communion. >> today, ferrell m

mir where the sweat glands are pumping out a lot of fluid. we can control that. and probably more recently it was fda approved for treatment in overactive bladder. again, the the bladder is really pumping forcefully. so you may have gone to the bathroom five minutes ago, and it gives you the urge you have to go again. it's the tightness and contraction of the muscle that sends a signal to your brain that you need to urinate. you go and there's like a teaspoon that comes out. >> and also for eye twitching. are these symptoms of something more dangerous to you? you should not just -- >> not necessarily. one thing that i treat noncosmetic in my office a lot is bels palsy. that's a condition where you have like a paralysis on one side of the face. you have a lot of normal muscle activity still on the unaffected side. so we relax the muscles on the hyper active side to balance the face. >> oh, i see. >> >> so those are conditions that we see. some people are born with or develop over time. >> all of those are approved by the fda. what about offlabel uses? >> one in de

but for women who live in west tooegs texas or el paso or rio gland valley, they have literally lostccess to legal reproductive health care.gland valley, they have literally lost access to legal reproductive health care. >> one thing surprising to me is that greg abbott is ahead of you you by a couple points in the polls among women and i wonder if you think this latest turn of events in texas in terms of access to abortion will change that dynamic. >> you you know, i truly do not understand how women can support his candidacy. he not only supports the closure of these clinics that will endanger women's health across the state, but he's also said that he wants to roll back the law even further. he wants to make women's access to reproductive health care illegal even in cases where a woman has beaeeen brutally rape where a young girl might be impregnated by her father. and his positions on these things are not in keeping with the positions of most people in our state. and he's further shown himself to be against women's interests in other regards. he has said that he will veto an equa

so if your insides, organs and glands are young and operating at peak, then your hair stays young anduster russ. your nails are good. you wrinkle less. things get perky. you don't gain weight, when your hormones are balanced if eating right. it is, i never thought i would love this age. gerri: you do. >> and i do. my husband, who is 10 years older than i am has been hormones for a couple of decades. instead of it, at this age, losing interest in one another and drifting apart in various interests, we kind of are just locked arm in arm. gerri: i love that story. suzanne we'll have to leave it there. great to have you back on the show. >> did i make you want it? gerri: you're the best advertisement for your book. thanks for coming on. >> i always enjoy you. gerri: coming up next, user's guide to choosing best health insurance. we're looking at open enrollment. what choices are you facing. how much will your costs rise? answers coming up after the break. new york state is jump-starting business with startup-ny. an unprecedented program that partners businesses with universities across th

only problematic boobs here are the men who are not able to parently drive when they have mammary glandsithin their pephery or vision, it's ridiculous. the people divg the vehicles are responsible for their own tions. if they can't handle driving a car because there's an advertisement th a woman's easts on it, i'm concerned -pthat they can't handle drivin at any pointn time. david: ndy, if you have something at's that distractin isn't it legal to order somebody to take it down? >> without questio with the attention that we girlfriend distracted driving, texting, being on the phone, certainly, and let's take a step back and thinkut the standard. when you talk about someone being negligent. there is a duty of care, and you blow off that duty of care and you cause somee injuries. david: byhe way, are there precedents for that? have people sued for being distracted a havg it cause an accident? >> it happens every single day. there's an accident, you look to place blame on someone. taking this particular situation. a reasonable and prudent a ad executive has got to know if u put breasts on th

when i took the two lives, every adrenal gland was open wide, the endorphins were flying through my bodyazing. it was like pure amphetamine. that's what it felt like, only more pure. >>> tonight on "msnbc investigates," rod ferrell talks from prison exclusively about his murders that shocked america and tells us what it was like to be part of a modern day vampire clan. >> being a vampire is not an actual existence. if you shoot me, i'll die.

suggest drinking plenty of water and chewing sugar free gum after you work out to get your saliva glandse bacterial growth in your mouth. >>> and, if your child is suffering from a bad cough, new study shows, a different way to help treat it. researchers at penn state say that there is little evidence to support the use of over the counter medication. so, they give children under four a natural sweetner w and also cents gave another group placebo's, interestingly enough, parent reported both treatments worked better than nothing at all. >>> are you wore bid ebola or do you have another health related question in if so, three's on your side. hosting docs on call phone bank this afternoon. doctors from the pennsylvania medical society will be here in the cbs broadcast center, answering your questions about general health issues, again, that's from five to 6:30 tonight. so be sure to give us a call if you have a question and we'll be right back. >>> weaver the words on the big stars who just broke up. >> ♪ what's the word ♪ >> taylor swift is in a new york state of minds. >> just named new

. >> in chef field, glands, and ton vaux van marsh, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i how about> we check in with kate. >> i good morning, i wanted to show this cool shot very quickly live neighborhood network. look at the beams of sunlight, just casting out from the clouds here middle township, cape may courthouse, very good ex many and what you will find today. peaks of sun, more clouds than anything, off to relatively mild start, certainly by comparison here, 57 degrees, the current temperature in cape may. >> across the back lays, towards the northern planes, see the core of the cold starting to sing back, twin sits, currently 39 degrees by comparison to our 54, much cooler, some of that chill will be headed our way with time, courtesy of this guy. so storm scan3, shows us, the combination at least of our next our of low pressure starting to take shape. remember in the northern hemisphere, areas of low pressure, you get counter clockwise flow of these areas -- of these areas of pressure watch it bakesly means, these rounds of showers will continue to rotate through our regio

when i took the two lives, every adrenal gland was open wide, the endorphins were flying through my bodyd it was just amazing. it was like pure amphetamine. that's what it felt like, only more pure. >>> tonight on "msnbc investigates," rod ferrell talks from prison exclusively about his murders that shocked america and tells us what it was like to be part of a modern day vampire clan.

that fuzz is actually tiny barbs connected to poison glands. >>> we turn to some weather now. a band of thunderstorms from arkansas through the ohio valley and into the northeast. that could produce gusty winds. more rain for the southwest and scattered showers over parts of montana and dakotas. >> cooler air from canada is pushing temperatures into the 50s and 60s. still 80s in the south and 96 degrees for dallas. >>> well, a humane society in minnesota is suing the city of wadina for what it feels is an unreasonable ordinance. >> the city passed a law saying dogs inside commercial zones are now allowed to bark only during business hours. how do you stop a dog from barking? if your dog does bark before 9:00 a.m. or after 4:00 p.m. it will cost you a $50 fine. they are serious about this. people there have already been issued citations. >> the humane society says it's inhumane to keep dogs indoors 17 hours a day and it's suing for $50,000 in damages. >> can you keep a dog from barking? or just told to keep it inside? >> what if you have a dog for your protection at night. >> y