the costa-hawkins law.e understand the real estate money, the special interests that led to that state preemption. but for someone living in one of these buildings, it just doesn't make any sense. you know, you're in a building that was built in 1983 decades ago, and somehow you don't have any of these protections that that your neighbor next door does. it's a completely arbitrary law. there is no policy justification whatsoever for that to continue. and your ordinance addresses this if and when and at the moment when that state law changes, however, it changes, whether by prop 33 passing or by a new legislature this year, or a future one repealing costa-hawkins. so but i did want to just focus on the tenants who are in a non rent control unit. they don't have recourse against rent increases that outpace inflation significantly. they don't have recourse against unregulated passthroughs. so it's not just about rent. it's also that there's no process by which to govern. how much of utilities, capital improvem

one of the most important parts in which the state costa-hawkins law completely screwed rent control not just by 1995 as the period for exemption but all cities have passed rent controls laws in the 90s and 80s have no longer free so i port i support this with the amendments appreciate the efforts that - i think with the change i really urge colleagues with issues around that hopefully this will be a census measure with unanimous support i'll not be able other than a bunch of industries not be covering thirty these units. thank you. >> president peskin. >> supervisor chan. >> i'm in support of this legislation and a proud co-sponsor and appreciate the amendments proposed today. i also see that the sentiment the supervisor expressed on the a statewide level we should have more conversations i want directly involved in the conversation around rent control and the charter amendment i think that is actually a lot to it and have we're going to talk about the existing buildings that but the new construction and what we do to stabilize rent not just for the buildings but more to come i thin

and they're being, you know, hawkins there in his in his finery. because this is a mainly if you're going to go plow a field in that how you get dressed. in your stockings and all. why yes gentlemen. it works this. he's not actually the plow, just kind of clothes. and i'm pointing to to them how to do it. well, yeah, it works like this, right? yes. you take one hand here. one hand there, and then. yes. it's how it works now. okay. so let's let's talk a little bit about specifics, because i told you that individuals made decisions, blah, blah, blah. now, so for those that, really embraced it. like, oh, got into it. we're like, i'm doing this, i'm doing this. it's going to be amazing. they did and they became in credibly wealthy, incredibly wealthy. they had the sorts of plantations and in some cases, right. nicer houses and barns and fences and things. then their white neighbors, they were the wealthiest people in their neighborhoods. and remember to. right. it's not they take advantage of the fact, too, that they had been engaged in that previous p

and they're being, you know, hawkins there in his in his finery. because this is a mainly if you're going to go plow a field in that how you get dressed. in your stockings and all. why yes gentlemen. it works this. he's not actually the plow, just kind of clothes. and i'm pointing to to them how to do it. well, yeah, it works like this, right? yes. you take one hand here. one hand there, and then. yes. it's how it works now. okay. so let's let's talk a little bit about specifics, because i told you that individuals made decisions, blah, blah, blah. now, so for those that, really embraced it. like, oh, got into it. we're like, i'm doing this, i'm doing this. it's going to be amazing. they did and they became in credibly wealthy, incredibly wealthy. they had the sorts of plantations and in some cases, right. nicer houses and barns and fences and things. then their white neighbors, they were the wealthiest people in their neighborhoods. and remember to. right. it's not they take advantage of the fact, too, that they had been engaged in that previous p

so, the general man in the middle, doing one of these, that is benjamin hawkins. he is the agent to the creek people. so, we can assume then, based on that, that he is in creek country, speaking to creek people. this was portrait was done in 1805. i'm not sure who the artist is, but it is meant to encapsulate civilization. so, let's raise our hands and tell me what you see. thomas? >> a lot of the houses in the back are definitely more colonial. the whole background kind of looks more like colonial than what you would think in a native community. >> okay. houses are certainly different than -- they are more cabin sort of structures, for sure. good. >> the amount of corn. >> okay, we have a lot of corn. we do have a lot of corn. corn continues, that is the thread through the southeast. corn continues to be the thing, but there is something different now. who is dumping the basket of corn? it is a man. it is not a lady. yes, very good. what else? mary? >> so, two people on this side of benjamin hawkins, they look like they have got their hands on a plow. >> they do

this is why nurses support prop 33 and repealing costa hawkins. >> let me give you a hard line.here's a lot of people that say if you can't afford to live in california, in the bay area just move elsewhere. what's your response? >> it's not just california. if you are born in california and you want to live in california they should be able to stay in california. the california rent control needs to be fixed. not everybody can live somewhere else and uproot themselves and their families. as a matter of fact, if we continue to do that what happens to the young generation in california right now. it has to be fixed and this is what it needs. >> you represent nurses which we obviously need an hour state. i know a lot of teachers also in that same circumstance trying hard to afford their rent. i really appreciate your perspective on that. thank you for joining us this afternoon. of course we reached out to the no campaign . they give us a statement that affordable housing advocates , economists and housing leaders oppose prop 33. they say it would be harder to create new housing. th

she set two records and became known as hurricane hawkins.ays julia's body will be donated to the pennington biomedical research center, which is studying longevity. and on the same day, america lost its oldest woman, elizabeth francis, who died at 115. she once ran the coffee shop inside abc's houston station. her granddaughter describing her as a person who loved people. may they both rest in peace

one of the biggest leeks came in late 2021, courtesy of a former employee at facebook for us as hawkins. she had gathered counters, internal documents, detaining how the company had prioritized profit over the mental health of its uses, which even testified before the us senate. the company's leadership knows how to make facebook and instagram saver, but won't make the necessary changes because they have put their aster non profits before people hawkins testimony together with others. what helpful parts of the evidence in the case against the social media companies. certainly, one of the things that the 50s court cases are doing is drawing attention to the various roles, but not just platform developers, but schools and families and individuals have in, in creating a better balance. the fact that schools are starting to say, yeah, no, this isn't working during the school day and they're coming up with creative solutions that balance all the different constituents he needs is a good sign to me. i mean, i think that's part of it classes and early education for young people about how to re

she set two records and became known as hurricane hawkins. she died tuesday at 108. her daughter says julia's body will be donated to the pennington biomedical research center, which is studying longevity. and on the same day, america lost its oldest woman, elizabeth francis, who died at 115. she once ran the coffee shop inside abc's houston station. her granddaughter describing her as a person who loved people. may they both rest in peace. that's nightline. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here. same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night. america. >> more americans intelligence complicated questions about a bay area based technology and its toll on our kids. >> a frightening attack at the homecoming dance with an administrator assaulted by a student. why police are now calling this a kidnaping. >> rats and mice on the rise in the bay area with certain poisons under new scrutiny. the change protecting pets and wildlife. tonight on abc seven news at 11. >> always live on abc seven news

let's get >> george: the blue hour by paula hawkins, who wrote "the girl on the train."rprising readers along the way. she didn't disappoint. it is a true thriller with dark twists and turns, and an ending that will leave you shivering. a mystery is unfolding on paris island. paula hawkins "the blue hour." >> the island is cut off from the main land when the tide comes in. such a fantastic location for a novel. you could get trapped there. you could want to get there and not be able to. i was really intrigued by what kind of person would choose to live in a house on an island like that. >> reporter: a bone has been discovered by the late artist vanessa chapman and only her journals and long time companion grace hadwell, hold the answers art expert james becker is searching for. >> the blue hour is that time of day when the sun is set but there's still that light in the sky, that peaceful blue light. also a time which you might easily be able to mistake one thing for another because that light is not clear. that's what this novel is about. it's about seeing someone, or fa

that measure would repeal the costa-hawkins act of 1995 and limit local rent control.ousing units built before 1979 are currently subject to rent control. and peskin, who we should point out is running for mayor, argues his measure offers more protections than costa-hawkins. opponents call his push. election day politics that is being pushed through city hall and rushed, they say now. they also believe that it would limit new development. 648 right now, san francisco's fleet week officially underway and a lot of it involves fun activities including air shows, parades and live music. but there's more than just that today. government agencies, they will be joining forces with the military, all in the name of safety. today in the bay's ginger conejero saab live for us over at the uss tripoli and ginger this morning is really about testing our emergency response. it really is. and strengthening this continued partnership between the city of san francisco, the navy and the marine corps during a time like fleet week, when they can practice and hone in on these emergency dril

. >>> tonight here, we remember julia hawkins, a world record sprinter. she took up running on her 100th birthday. on the joy of running in her 11th decade, she called it magic, saying, quote, when you get out there, your feet have wings. she was 108. and america's oldest woman has died at 115. elizabeth francis once ran the coffee shop at our abc station in houston. she once said, "i just feel like living every day." >>> when we come back here tonight, america strong. a baby on the way, and what a first-time grandpa flew across the country to do before the >>> finally tonight here, america strong. the grandfather to be, and his first baby gift already. tonight, the extraordinary gift from a proud father and soon to be first-time grandfather. mark and his daughter mackenzie have been inseparable their entire life. ed a ventures together, surfing, kayaking. dad walking her down the aisle. after mackenzie found out he was expecting her first child, dad came up with an idea. a former elementary school art teacher, she asked if he would paint a mural for his

organizers like fred zimmer of the san francisco housing rights committee will often cite the 1995 costa-hawkins act, a state law that limited cities from expanding rent control. it's prevented san francisco city leaders from expanding rent control to single family homes and newer buildings. that's not under rent control, that's not under rent control, that's not under the rent control. but prop 33 on the november ballot could change that. this measure would allow cities and counties to expand rent control to cover newer construction. prop 33 wouldn't automatically implement rent control statewide, but daniel anderson of the yes on 33 campaign says it would give cities the option of enacting new rent controls, which he says could bring relief to many renters. we see everywhere, all across the state, folks are being priced out of their homes, priced out of their units. people can't afford to stay in the communities that they've grown up in. there are so many things wrong with prop 33. i don't know where to begin. but gustavo gonzalez, a san jose apartment owner, says expanding rent control would

to him as the honors as a wolf activist, he works as a wolf, hawkins sienna, didn't like labor and explains to visitors why he believes wolves needs to be protected. the lower end, throw it across the mountain and bump in the walls and place a fundamental rolling ecosystem seem pretty. we've got it, but it has the weak and vulnerable trace. i mean it almost at some point that makes it something like a veterinarian of the forest. it kind of helping to prevent the spread of disease from it. others will no longer have any natural predators here. the vials best once lived here on long gone. ok, not the it's all though they have no natural predators, as they pass control of their own numbers by the height is only the alpha pair has off spring. not the entire packed in the extent to which they reproduce also depends on the food supply. the whole stay of you sent it pen is just as mold and enough to tam t is the hum to and has killed was before you know, the world's attracts a wolf was here we do and there's another if you don't very fresh one you already know think of this because having them we

the increased surveillance in such a dangerous position is very hawkins. all the people on the other side don't talk to me, but i just tried to tell them that we are human and you should be allowed to grieve in peace. here on the side, struggle to even find the basis for conversation. that's what will know some of the other stories and the headlines today as a government protest isn't albania, have flashed with police and the capital toronto, the demanding that the government be replaced by a technocratic can take the cabinets ahead of next year's election. police said 10 officers with injured in the classes, you as well that political violence could damage. a baby is hope of joining the european union uses. it will appeal to the world trade organization of the china in post anti dumping measures on brand. the inputs from the blog, china is move comes off to the e. u voltage to impose terrace on electric vehicles made in china use economy commission as, as those taxes were fair and appropriate. the prime suspect in the 2007 disappearance of the british top

particularly bound to because climate change and the fight against it along to make huge demands on compo, hawkins. the tons of the active is, are trying to convince, populated by reducing the agency preventing commuters from getting to work out from stopping parents from taking the kids to school sick. and people from getting to the adult to try and could by doing this, i just, the public will not accept your position. is it kind of active? tons is low, but that in mind you want to pump from the fact that the protests use on the traffic jams release even more c o 2. so, but it wasn't mean we progress and you foster on the climate change issues and a lot on the country. him getting tied up on the onboard via my name is toss. my name's thorsten alice laban. i'm 52 years old and the c. o . noise of the initiative, new central market economies, i think an economic think tank that's funded by the metal and electrical industry, the lease of a launch and medium sized metal and electrical companies to be what they call make us for example, automotive supplies and boss, siemens, the old metal industry. as

michael: the scoop by mackenzie hawkins was a terrific story and signals that biden administration is taking its foot off the gas when it comes to trying to manage and control access to advanced ai technologies being built here by other american companies. and the extent to which other countries and their businesses are able to access it, what happens next? trump has a questions to answer and we hope our boss john micklethwait is able to get answers there. so far the trump campaign has not gone chapter and verse on very much of this at all. kailey: i wonder, as we consider the lifecycle the interview will have when it is off the air on bloomberg tv and radio and cut into pieces and on tiktok, will that come up as well? do we understand how trump is thinking about questions on tiktok and chinese misinformation? michael: when asked about tiktok in the past he has changed his position completely, reversing it from a desire to ban the app in 2020. we -- we remember in the middle of the pandemic when everybody was enjoying the app as a little bit of a respite from being locked down and the

as he works as a wolf, hawkins sienna, do like label and explains to visitors why he believes will need to be protected in the course. he's can walk in and pop in the walls and place a fundamental role in ecosystem to input off. got it, but it helps the weak and vulnerable training. it almost at some point that makes it something like a veterinarian of the forest. it's kind of helping to prevent the spread of disease then from what others will no longer have any natural predators here. the vials best once lived here on long gone. ok, not the it's all though they have no natural predators as the type of control of their own numbers. because only the alpha pair has off spring, not the entire packed. in the extent to which they reproduce also depends on the food supply. the whole state of you sent it pen is just as mold and enough to tam t is the hum to and has killed was before you know, the world's attracts a wolf was here we do and there's another if you the very fresh one you'll see me to think of this cause having that we use different everything. okay . you didn't need it from me so

as he works as a wolf, hawkins piano, do you like label and explains to visitors why he believes will need to be protected. and the protocol system i can pop in the walls and place a fundamental role in eco system template. all we've got to put it home so weak and vulnerable training. it almost doesn't. that makes it something like a veterinarian of the forest helping to prevent the spread of disease. and in front of it, others will no longer have any natural predators here. the vials best once lived here on the go. okay, not the oh though they have no natural predators as those types control their own numbers. because only the alpha pair has off spring, not the entire packed. in the extent to which they reproduce also depends on the food supply. the whole state of you sent it. pen is just as mold and enough to, to tease the hum to and has killed those before you know, the wilful drags a wolf was here. and there is another if you're the very fresh one. you know, think of this because having them will use different everything. okay. you didn't need from me so that because so many sheep

so that buffalo hawkins, i'll be it probably exhausted by now after a year of conflict. they've also sent in the sims, ahmed brigade, which is the, the, the cream of the bud units as well. so very well trained very well back top . the vision is about $12.00 to $14000.00 elite troops and to be backed up by dozens of times. and of course artillery as well. so a very powerful force, but they've still maintained quite a bit in reserves, just in case the operation gets into trouble. and what do you think they're trying to achieve with this full silex? well, they've stated that they're trying to drive back or destroy it will dismantle, has the laws. a tax structure is cold, so their ability to be able to conduct defensive operations. so well, kit sites, any kind of potential amber side, say the concentrations of hezbollah fights is going to drive back. and the issue is here, is that the playing to has the lowest home strength as well, because now his block can fight back. and that is going to be a very, very different kind of battle. because at the moment, it's just been a nar

these are the shroud, hawkins. to wrap the desk and they're they, these are not also available these days and how many are in good people finding access to medical help given that is ready for us is rated to come out of the one hospital detained, a lot of medical stuff some of the entire know, the part of this trip is left without a trouble. her health care system right now and again, one more time. this is the only health facility available in northern garza is allowed the hospital. this is a small health facility managed and operated by a charitable organization. now there are other areas that were on all those operating, but because of the ongoing military fees, most of it, the clinics and other sensors have been shut down completely. so it's the only one a bit later right now. and it's, it's designed to accommodate a small case the simple cases, but not an influx of injuries. people with severe bleeding or severe burns or even crushed on the rubble. that's definitely not what it's designed for. and that's why w

rob hawkins scored four tries as he was named player of the match. player of the match but it was set by the team, we have been working hard and we always wanted the redemption, especially after last year. we did not have the best of games in leeds and we wanted to come out here and do that win on our own turf is the most important thing and we look forward to a few weeks' time when we play and hope we win again. many of the players whose played in the final really shone today, those guys still so young. for them to control a test match for 80 minutes like they have done, with some blips in there i will not lie, it is really promising and we have got a long way to go into the next world cup, we're just excited how much better we can get. bath moved to the top of rugby union's premiership table after thrashing sale by a0 points to 13. bath ran in six tries at the rec with blindside flanker ted hill showing a turn of pace to secure the bonus point early in the second half. both sides also had a player sent off. this penalty by leicester fly half handre

kimberly hawkins reports. and the good news, the commer harris was ready for the job. 16 years ago us voters made history, electing brock obama as their 1st black president. now obama says it's time to make history again, we've got a candidate, the bank for the selection governments price that kind of tell me what really was it was that a good example and do the right thing and leave. this comes with better then she found it. harris has enlisted the help of obama in her pursuit of the presidency. together they appeared on stage for the 1st time to deliver the closing arguments of her campaign. there was a yearning for a president of the united states who will see you, who gets you and who will fight for you. she was also joined by filmmakers, actors and musicians like senior songwriter, bruce springsteen. we're just dance. georgia is among 7 battleground states that could decide who wins the white house. both harris and trump will concentrate on the swing states from now until election day. hello to arizona. t

and just on lights, we thought hawkins dead. the channel systems were connected. and then an intake structure was built in the dyke, which fed water back into the channel systems. we thought these are things that stay and i like that they then cut out several paths of the diag on the river side so that the water can naturally overflow into the flat plane. is in it so it does off where you could buy them and we're seeing a clear and measurable rise in ground water levels even within a very short space of time. and even with such a small water body, there were a visible, measurable results back then it was easy to get a permit for an undertaking like that. light is supposed to day, it's far more complicated. there are new guidelines you regulations, which have to be followed. more evidence is needed more calculations. it's not as simple as it used to be as miles i've always online, but that, that and stuff, the cd from doing more, it brought together scientists and deos and local officials in 2018 to come up with a concept to rejuvenate the entire content over the n

julia hawkins, a world record sprinter. she took up running on her 100th birthday.ic, saying, quote, when you get out there, your feet have wings. she was 108. and america's oldest woman has died at 115. elizabeth francis once ran the coffee shop at our abc station in houston. she once said, "i just feel like living every day." >>> when we come back here tonight, "america strong." a baby on the way, and what a first-time grandpa flew across the country to do before the baby arrives. this is really something. and bo. but i've got lead in my foot and spirit in my fingers. [cheering] [car rev] ha, ha, what a hit! and if you don't have the right auto insurance coverage, the cost to cover that... might tank your season. ♪ so get allstate, save money on auto insurance and be protected from mayhem, like me. [whoo] [cheering] i'm kamala harris and i approve this message. donald trump makes a lot of promises, but we can be sure of one thing: if he wins, he'll ignore all checks that rein in a president's power. it's all in trump's project 2025 agenda. what does that mean for

you know me here throwing some lightning count for a friendship in the east and around the city of hawkins. the russian army had been routed in you many a man, apparently into the right. and they had for them back to the carriage. some town has twice to read, the caption, the ministry defeats the stones of its invasion. you sent me to treat vehicles. i saw that the russians had to free the according to the headlines back in the west, ukraine was winning. and could even when this war the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the see the mind. oh, yeah. the deadline. i assume you, this isn't the, the, this is for this is my 1st encounter with the russian unit. and my 1st encounter with the russian times. neither seem to be in good working order. but they had been fighting for 6 months and taking a battering in the retreat from easy american as they stood around smoking cigarettes, ukrainian started setting is which of the people for the should i'm with that just printed, we much of the do it. so let me say bring her to assume when you're going to you work for the move child started it, you just put in a

the, the police was there like, immediately arrives after the talk. hawkins ambulances. is that what you're asking me? yes. yes. yes, yes. i mean, i'll tell you who getting looks off there as they go there in time. yes. um, right. like i started seeing ambulance just like 5 minutes after the surgeon and uh, a lot of, uh, people were admitted to hospital like many um you guys just came in take some other injured people unfortunately. and the police there they had the police departments and damascus. he was there and media please. the general who was in charge along with the fire strokes. i'm sorry ma'am. were there to prevent any fires from taking place or like expanding the because it says if you me an area and the uh huh. is it uh now i'm sorry i'm so a little of a view is curious, this is not the 1st time that is has struck the last was that why is syria target to actually it is just because this is their way. yeah. but they would say that they are targeting only iranians or targeting people who are against them . they can say that the v is right, and they configured t

rob hawkins scored four tries as he was named player of the match.ut here and do that come on our own turf is the most important thing in there we look forward to a few weeks' time when we play and hope we win again. many of the players whose played _ many of the players whose played in the final really shone _ played in the final really shone today, those guys still so young. for them to control a test _ so young. for them to control a test match _ so young. for them to control a test match for 80 minutes like they— test match for 80 minutes like they have done, with some blips in there — they have done, with some blips in there i— they have done, with some blips in there i will not lie, it is realty— in there i will not lie, it is really promising and we have -ot really promising and we have got a — really promising and we have got a long way to go into the next — got a long way to go into the next world cup, we're just excited _ next world cup, we're just excited how much better we can -et. bath moved to the top of rugby union's premiership table

mean, it goes north for bollywood and before we even known for anything we were doing the financial hawkins quite honestly. yeah. i mean even in china and russia, you name these countries in india was known for the fillings, it was making. oh for odd for her it was not becoming a soft file. means we were known that oh yeah, for them like snake john was in india and they thought they didn't send them. i is only about dancing around the trees and things like that. yeah. and it is and for the good excited them about in the i was it's poverty and send them. oh yeah. it's uh, you know, it's the back door and they said something like that. the subsidy 3 isn't. yeah. yeah. they would classics. they what amazing but yeah i, i feel that the send them off and they present it outside should be send them up in the afternoon. yeah. and i'll prove, i've got to tell them that is coming through it. is it, does it seem yes, a lot more thoughtful and it's so important because it is a fortune of what india is today. yeah. and i think if we can continue to invest in all of the course general is what you would

the author, john della volpe, the introduction, david hawkins remind us of david hogg is. guest: david hogg, thank you. , it is a young man who was witness to the parkland shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school on february 14, 2018, and thankfully he obviously survived, and david was a key figure with many of his classmates who organized the march for our lives and became one of the most significant young activists of our time. i got a chance to visit with david in the days following that tragedy, before he organized his march them and we stayed close over the years. it was very kind of him to write that forward. he graduated from harvard, from college last year, and has dedicated his life to inspiring other young people, and he has a p.a.c., political action committee, that supports young people running for office, mostly i think at the statehouse level. host: tom in illinois on the line for those over 50. good morning. caller: hi there, john and c-span. i appreciate the opportunity. when you talk about the young vote, i really feel like the surprise is women, a

he wants a military, that is loyal to him. company hawkins got more from philadelphia or the harris campaign has responded to the comments allegedly made by donald trump while he was in office as president. but he spoke positively about adolf hitler. calling those comments deeply troubling the vice president said is incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler, a man that was responsible for the death of $6000000.00 jews and hundreds of thousands of americans. their campaign and the vice president also deeply concerned about other comments. the donald trump is also made regarding election officials, journalists, and also judges calling those officials the enemy within. they say this is just further proof that the former president and the republican presidential nominee is in fact an hinge and a danger to democracy. and they have gone on to say that unlike the 1st term, when donald trump was in office, there are no longer the guard rails that would be in place for a 2nd. donald trump presidency. in other words, those that were in his administration to check his power can n

the decider with goodong holding his nerve to sink the final pink and set up a meeting with barry hawkinsd came through the broncos academy and was ever—present for them in super league this year. johnny sexton says he could coach in the future after retiring from rugby last year. the fly—half prolonged his career into a fourth world cup in 2023, but ireland — who went into the tournament ranked as the world's top team — failed to progress beyond the last—eight stage as they were edged out by new zealand in paris. he's been speaking to our sports correspondent andy swiss. it's been a big transition. for sure. but one that over the last few years. i can't feel too sorry for myself, get into my educator, 38. very lucky, very best to a doormat. i try to look back and be appreciative of that. the step into the new world has been great in many ways with a bit daunting as well. it's now a year censure last match a quarterfinal against new zealand. obviously, that was an incredibly difficult result to take at the time. have you managed a year—round over that? time. have you managed a year—round