your hoa was current. your property tax was current.verything was exactly the way it should be. >> yes. >> malone offered to buy the house for the amount owed on the mortgage, 395,000. >> this seemed to be the best option for us because they wanted a 1-year or close sooner. and the way he made it out to be was he had somebody that wanted to buy it right away. >> they said he agreed to take over the mortgage payments, hoa dues and property taxes. >> they reassured us, sitting at that table behind you, that they would pay the loan. on his contract, it said if he made any type of money, we wouldn't see that. but he would pay our loan off. and he said that he's been very successful at doing this with other homes in the area. and the night before we were supposed to go to the title company, he said, "you know what? since there's no money being exchanged at this time, we've been told by our lawyer all we have to do is do this quitclaim deed, sign these papers with a, um, notary." >> this deed is a way to transfer ownership of property. the ow

. >>> police in virginia are cracking down on drivers who abuse the hoa lane. may see more people being pulled over in the next few days. all ahead of next week new roll out of the trains. transportation adam tuss has the warning. >> reporter: yeah, huge heads up anyone thinking of being hoa cheater inside the beltway. we are told new tolls are starting to take effect next monday. and in advance of that applies are doing hoa crack sure people are not cheating. the price could increase based on the level of congestion. police were out doing a recent crack down on hoa cheaters and here's what they found. 45 citations in short amount of time. they have new cameras installed all along the corridor to catch the cheaters. and also the police have new hand held devices they can point at hoa cheaters and tell if they have the appropriate number of people in the car. so bottom line as we come back out here 66 driving here this morning in the beltway as we ged re get ready for this new thing, make sure you are baying attention to the rules or the police may have a word f

and could cost a half a billion dollars. >> it's going to be a lot more difficult to clean up bien hoaause the dioxin is dispersed over larger areas. the loading and storage areas were changed over the course of a decade to different parts of the airbase. also, the air base is on higher ground, so whenever it rains, dioxin tainted soil runs off and the surrounding city. >> reporter: the former base has severely contaminated nearby lakes, which the locals depend on for their fish. despite public education programs, the contaminated fish are still a staple of the local diet and new generations are suffering from debilitating muscular and neurological problems believed to be caused by agent orange dioxin. >> the u.s. does not have any strictly legal responsibility to clean up the dioxin in vietnam that many people feel that we have a moral responsibility. >> reporter: senator patrick leahy and the senate appropriations committee have maintained annual funding for agent orange cleanup and victims assistance programs since 2007, but they will need additional funding from the pentagon and th

now, of course, the hoa here is fighting to try to get this street back. they are asking the board of supervisors to rescind that sale. the board will be considering that issue and they will do so at the meeting later on this afternoon at 3:00 at city hall. >> okay, thank you. >>>still ahead, we have new information about an explosive device sent to the home of a police officer. coming up, the focus of the information and why authorities believe that officer was the target. >> also, some local lawmakers are joining a new push for a later last call where bars could serve alcohol until 4:00 a.m. >> pretty chilly to cold out there for many. a lot of 30s showing up. we'll have sunshine in the morning but then clouds will be paying a visit this afternoon. we need to be ready for my name's scott strenfel and r i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the sto

i talked this morning by phone with a spokesperson for the hoa who says the city should have done moree auctioning off the street. >> had the homeowners had an opportunity to take part in the sale or to know about it, if there was a notice posted, if the required effort had been made, and it wasn't, they would have been able to solve this. >> reporter: now, the city treasurer says those property tax bills were being sent to the address that was on record and the city maintains that it did nothing wrong during this process. but the hoa is asking the board of supervisors to rescind the sale of presidio terrace calling the transaction unlawful and unfair. and the board of supervisors will be taking up this issue, deciding whether to overturn the sale of this private street. that issue will be discussed and decided on at the board of supervisors meeting that happens at 3:00 this afternoon at san francisco city hall. >> all right, alex savidge. thank you. >>> the time is now 7:37. pg&e bringing in outside experts to determine the cause of yesterday's gas leak in san francisco that led to an

vietnam highly values the united states decision to cooperate with vietnam on dioxin cleanup at bien hoa air base after the two countries successfully concluded the dioxin cleanup project at da nang airport. the president and i discussed regional and international issues of mutual interest. we agreed to strengthen our close coordination at regional and international forums to contribute to the maintenance of peace and stability in the region and the world at large. we also agreed on the importance of the asean-united states strategic partnership. we believe that the development of vietnam-u.s. relations would not only benefit each country, but also contribute to strengthening asean-u.s. relations for peace, stability, cooperation and development in the asia pacific and the world. the president's state visit to vietnam marks a milestone in vietnam-u.s. relations, creating strong momentum for the substantive, and effective and stable development of the bilateral comprehensive partnership. i wish president trump and members of the u.s. delegation a successful visit, and i hope that you will

. >> reporter: the hoa also claims that the notice of sale for their private street had been returned as undeliverable by the postal service. now, the city treasurer says those property tax bills were all being sent to the address on record. and the city maintain that's it did nothing wrong. but still the hoa is asking the board of supervisors to rescind this sale, calling the transaction unlawful and unjust. and the board of supervisors is expected to take a vote on this controversial issue and decide whether to overturn the sale of the small street in san francisco. that will happen at a special meeting at 3:00 this afternoon at city hall. >> very interesting to see that vote and how it turns out. thanks, alex. if my accountant retires, is it my responsibility and i live in a separate county, is it my responsibility to let the county know about what is going on and where to send the bills. >> i don't know. >> is it my retired accountant's responsibility. >> he is in hawaii now. >> i do remember this story made national headlines. >> $14 a year. >> right. >> let's move on to the weat

bck on west side drive, the hoa will use an eco friendly means to de-grub turf to keep the pigs away.pefully that wi do it because, you know, we don't want to go to extreme measures. >> reporter: it'sot the first time wild pigs have feaed in this neighborhood. they were here in 2013, and now ey're back for seconds. in san ramoncornell bernard, abc7 news. >> two hh-ranking aides to the university of cifornia president have quit following a stat audit. one of them served as chief of staff or ucystem president janet napolitano. auditors claim the staff interfered with a review of her office'spending habits. a uc spokesperson denies that either of the former executives was forced out. >>> no taxes for older califoians. that's the idea behind a new ballot initiative that just got the okay to start collecting signatures. the proposed constitutional amendment would exclude residents 55 years of agend older from paying state or local income tax or even property tax. if it makes the ballot and passes, it would cost the state $60 billion a year. the state would have to make up the difference by

the hoa on the west side will use an eco-friendly means to degrub turf to keep the pigs away. >> hopefully that will do it. >> reporter: it's not the first time the wild pigs have feasted in this neighborhood. they were here in 2013 and now they are back for seconds. in san ramon, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> apple is working on a software update for their new iphone x. the screen can become unresponsive in freezing weather. apple says the touch function is designed to work in a range of 32 to 95 degrees. apple has not said when a patch will be ready. >> i freeze up when it's cold weather. i need something. mike, we've got cold weather this morning, maybe some showers? >>> yeah, definitely. we're not below 32 degrees so we don't have to worry about matt becoming the tin man or anything. here's a look at what is going on from sutro tower. you can see it's a mostly cloudy morning out there. we have a chance of scattered light showers today. a brief break as we're between storms for veterans day and more storms possible for sunday and monday and another shot on wednesday and thursday. toda

bck on west side drive, the hoa will use an eco friendly means to de-grub turf to keep the pigs away.fully that will do it because, you know, we don't want to go to extreme measures. >> reporter: it's not the first time wild pigs have feasted in this neighborhood. they were here in 2013, and now they're back for seconds. in san ramon, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> two high-ranking aides to the university of california president have quit following a state audit. one of them served as chief of staff or uc system president janet napolitano. auditors claim the staff interfered with a review of her office's spending habits. a uc spokesperson denies that either of the former executives was forced out. >>> no taxes for older californians. that's the idea behind a new ballot initiative that just got the okay to start collecting signatures. the proposed constitutional amendment would exclude residents 55 years of age and older from paying state or local income tax or even property tax. if it makes the ballot and passes, it would cost the state $60 billion a year. the state would have to make

it's like an hoa except for unlike has there won't be rules that sometimes inhibit any kind of growth or rebuilding. instead this pseudohoa or neighborhood group is going to help people move forward and rebuild. ht they'll get their marching orders for the lo ot "basically it started on yard signs in burned out lots, but now the term coffee strong -- coffey strong has taken on an even bigger meaning. it's community building through rebuilding. >> we're organizing and getting it together just to take care of each other. that's what it comes down to, make sure our neighbors are taking care of each other. >> reporter: rebuild coffey park will tonight become an official organization dedicated to the rebuilding process of the neighborhood. the group has taken on the task of information and resource gathering as well as a united front for 650 people. >> if you have 200 people with the same message, but they're all doing it individually sending 200 separate e-mails versus having one voice of an organized 200 people that are all on the same page, then the city, the county, builders, insurance

>> welcome to "today," and hoa is with me because this is a sad day. >> reporter: a visibly shaken savanna guthrie broke the news only moments after learning it herself-- her cohost, matt lauer, had been fired over allegations of swul misconduct. >> you know, for the moment, all we can say is that we are heartbroken. >> reporter: nbc chairman andy lack made the decision after an hours-long meeting with an nbc staffer and her attorney where she egregious acts of sexual harassment by lauer in 2014. both "new york times" and "variety" magazine reported the incident which began at the sochi olympics. they went on report additional cases of swul misconduct by lauer, including exposing himself and sending explicit text messages. nbc reported today, because of the seriousness of the accusations, together with information that it may not be an isolated incident, nbc decided to terminate lauer's contract. >> nbc is absolutely reeling. >> reporter: media reporte

the hoa had failed to pay it's 14-dollar property tax for the street for years. the own s argued that the bills were being sent to the wrong address. the couple from san jose who bought the street say that the supervisors vote shows the city is biased toward wealthy, politic alli connected residents. >> the law should be fair for everybody. it shouldn't be applied unfairly and special just for someone who has millions of dollars at their discretion, political connections, getting diane feinstein to write a letter. >> the couple plans to file a lawsuit. they would not comment on a reported offer of close to a million dollars to sell the street back to the homeowners. >>> getting ready to legalize selling marijuana. supervisors approved new regulations. we have new details of what the rules will be beginning in january. >> in business owners in san francisco a china town could get thousands of dollars in compensation because of the construction of the central subway. one resident said that it's not enough. . >> good morning. we have a crash on the bay bridge headin

kish said the rodriguezes doctors' notes should have been enough proof for the hoa to allow pepe, david, and daisy. kevin: if someone is providing a landlord with documentation from a medical professional that establishes that the person has a disability and that the animal is assisting the person with the disability use the dwelling place, then, generally, that is all the tenant needs to show the landlord. chris: so, we went back to cottage green. by email, a board spokesperson said they never received louis' doctor's note. but a few weeks later, he said the rodriguezes dogs would be allowed to stay. we still had questions, but cottage green declined our request for an interview and even a phone call. instead, the board spokesperson said in an email: "the issue is satisfied as to mr. and mrs. rodriguez. there is nothing further to discuss." louis and gloria hope other people with disabilities and assistance animals learn from their struggle. louis: if it's happening to me, it must be happening to other people. we just wanna get on life, respect our neighbors and the community, and just

agreeing to protest as a man's was the only way to prevent violence day mr abbott reports from the hoa on how the party is responding to the criticism. it's been a tough year for pakistan muslim league news the country's ruling party. sharif was removed as prime minister over corruption allegations and now the government is accused of mishandling a sit in in islamabad by religious hardliners that ended only when the government gave into their demands it's the kind of appeasement their opponents say that means pm has lost the moral authority to rule but at a party office in lahore it's business as usual mohamed pervaiz malek has represented his constituency for nearly two decades he's also the minister for commerce and textile when asked about whether his government should step aside he said breaking people down doesn't help build the country up but it is really really unfair wing and creating roylance for these kind of things that were definitely damaged them are you going to raise an orderly and measured performance on some. words this kind of thing and then talking to each other is t

is my baby i started out of high home and he would back for friends and coworkers they'll tell you hoaou need to open up a shop at the time he move forward book to the bayview and i thinks the t line was up i need have a shop on third street i live in bayview and i wanted to have my shop here in bayview a quality dessert shot shop in my neighborhood in any business is different everybody is in small banishes there are homemade recess pesz and ingredients from scratch we shop local because we have someone that is here in your city or your neighborhood that is provide you with is service with quality ingredients and quality products and need to be know that person the person behind the products it is not like okay. who >> good morning, everyone. my name is todd rufto of the workforce development program. it's great to be here at the san francisco museum of ice cream. i want to thank the entire team here for hosting us for this event. this is a special day. we are doing the fourth annual launch of the mayor's shop and dine in the 49 local shopping campaign. this is a really big deal becau

and supportive affordable housing in our district and i attend a lot of residents meetings attending hoa meetings, tenant meetings, i try to make sure i go to every building i can and i have never, ever attended a resident meeting where i came and i asked if there were any concerns or issues they wanted the supervisor to work on and every resident in the room said they were extremely happy in the housing they lived in and they had not a single complaint for the supervisor to work on. i can't tell you how amazing that is for any nonprofit to achieve. it was so beautiful that you have truly built a community for a supportive community they live in. and ken, to come back to you, you have been a champion in the fight against homelessness in san francisco over 20 years. you have pioneered a center at mission with then former supervisor duffy and coordinated entry to housing. previous to being at the community services he was the executive director at st. vincent depaul from 1980 to 1986 and also served as the executive director of catholic charities of the east bay following that. you then mo

is my baby i started out of high home and he would back for friends and coworkers they'll tell you hoa you need to open up a shop at the time he move forward book to the bayview and i thinks the t line was up i need have a shop on third street i live in bayview and i wanted to have my shop here in bayview a quality dessert shot shop in my neighborhood in any business is different everybody is in small banishes there are homemade recess pesz and ingredients from scratch we shop local because we have someone that is here in your city or your neighborhood that is provide you with is service with quality ingredients and quality products and need to be know that person the person behind the products it is not like okay. who

this is the hoa lo prison, which in a different part of the town. what do you remember about this you look at it? >> well, this prison that you're gonna see, as i mentioned, was 1943 by the french. it was well-built. p.has a lot of cells in it all of them solitary cells. they're small. they have -- many of them have the wooden bed. they have small open, little for the guardss to look through. and i think it would have been a very tough place to live for us, also for the vietnamese, where the french had that prison. it is still used, i am told, as a prison by the vietnamese. of theseeing one entrances there, i believe, to the prison. and there was no exercise area or any open area like we saw in the other prison. it -- >> how many were there with you? was about -- i think there was about 50 or 60 of us at one time. then after they moved us all into large -- you can't tell from the camera, but this prison covers a very block.ity very large city block. we were where the individual cells are. 1970 and '71, they moved us into large cells with 40 or 50 wh

the $90,000 will be refunded by the city and the tax bill paid by the presidio terrace hoa immediately. cheng will sue. >>> new guidelines for marijuana sales have been approved in san francisco. yesterday, the board of supervisors approved a series of amendments including allowing med pot dipses to sell recreational marijuana closer to schools. proposition 64 kicks in, in january making recreational marijuana legal under california law. >>> time now 5:07. thousands of east bay residents with outstanding traffic tickets are getting some welcome news. >> police make an arrest in connection with the killing spree that had one florida community desperate for answers. >> we are seeing temperatures slightly warmer than what we had this time yesterday and our afternoons will feel good. more coming up. >> speaking of good, the san mateo bridge that's looking good right now although we have been tracking quite a bit of activity over at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll take a closer look at that coming up. another 2am stroll, huh? i'm worried. i have this medical bill... dave, you have anthem a

that's because the hoa had failed to pay it's 14-dollar yearly property tax for the street for many years. the homeowners argued that the bills were sent to the wrong address. a couple from san jose bought the street and said the supervisors vote shows the city is biased toward wealthy, political residents. >> the law should be fair for everybody. it shouldn't b applied unfairly subpoena special just for someone who has millions of dollars, political connections, getting diane feinstein to write a letter. >> the couple plans to file a lawsuit. they would not comment on a reported offer of close to one million dollars to sell the street back to the homeowners. >>> our time is 5:41. the bay area will be represented at the grammy awards. the local artist receiving grammy nominations. >> and business owners in san francisco's china town could get thousands of dollars in compensation because of the construction of the subway but one resident said that is not enough. >> good morning. you can see traffic is doing well on some commutes and getting busy on others like highway four. here is a live

back on west side drive, the hoa will use an ecofriendly means to degrub the area. >> hopefully thatl do it. we don't want to go to extreme measures. >> it is not the first time. the wild pigs were here in 2013 and now they're back. >>> now to a day to honor our veterans. the official holiday is tomorrow. since it falls on a weekend, many are observing it today. one event that made its return to richmond. >> reporter: it is veterans day with a twist. there will be the usual lunch and speeches from politicians. hope these boots they provided for different agencies will arm veterans with information will help them improve their lives. >> they're here. they can go around and learn about job opportunities that are here. mental health service that's might be here. supportive services for the families that might be here. >> reporter: chevron organized this event. the veterans we spoke with say they appreciate the help navigating a complicated process. >> i'm always looking to see what kind of benefits i haven't discovered yet. >> reporter: they say it feels good to be recognized. >> being

observed repeatedly violent behavior from the shooter, so much so in fact that dozens of people in juan's hoa complained. crystal could describe his arsenal. >> he ranned and arrived and popped with different you could tell different guns siong, rifle, a couple of semiautomatics. >> the man under a restraining order for assault of a neighbor reportedly killed four people and injured nearly a dozen according to police. he also stormed a school where sarah gonzalez had just dropped off her 10-year-old daughter. >> he was loading up the gun again. i went to jump the fence towards my daughter. when he started shooting at me and another person that was also with me. and we just ran away. >> i like froze. like i was thinking that i should have stayed with my mom. but i didn't know she was getting hit. >> reporter: and you know my first question here was how was there not more damage, more death and injury at the school and what the assistant sheriff told aus couple hours ago was they in fact heard gunshots from a previous engagement. maybe a quarter mile away, the school acted immediately. put ever

that's because of hoa had failed to pay its property tax for the street for many years.omeowners say that the bills were sent to the wrong address. a couple from san jose bought the street and said that the supervisors vote shows bias toward wealthy, political residents. >> the law should be fair for everybody it shouldn't be applied unfairly and special just for someone who has millions of dollars at their discretion, political connections at their beck and call, betting diane feinstein to write a letter. >> the couple plans to file a lawsuit. they would not comment on a reported offer of closa a million dollars to sell the street back to the owners. >>> still ahead a heart breaking crime that happened in the east bay. the search for whoever ripped off this. a valuable trik, for a special needs student. >> it's getting slower out there. especially in the east bay as you can see 280 northbound. traffic is slow there as well and there goes caltrain. they have no major delays. >> and in weather no major problem out there with mostly clear skies. the exception we are tracki

is my baby i started out of high home and he would back for friends and coworkers they'll tell you hoa you need to open up a shop at the time he move forward book to the bayview and i thinks the t line was up i need have a shop on third street i live in bayview and i wanted to have my shop here in bayview a quality dessert shot shop in my neighborhood in any business is different everybody is in small banishes there are homemade recess pesz and ingredients from scratch we shop local because we have someone that is here in your city or your neighborhood that is provide you with is service with quality ingredients and quality products and need to be know that person the person behind the products it is not like okay. who >> ever wonder about programs the city it working think to make san francisco the best place to work and will we bring shine to the programs and the people making them happen join us inside that edition of what's next sf sprech of market street between 6th is having a cinderella movement with the office of economic workforce development is it's fairy godmother telegraph

. >> hoa, shepard. everything being reported is concerning.is worth remembering a few things to put this whole thing into context. first of all, if we are in a war with north korea, we are not going to watch them fuel up eight icbm on the launchpad and wonder what may happen to accurately strike a u.s. city. we will try to destroy it before it is even launch. now at best, i think u.s. intelligence understands, north korean long-range missiles are liquid fuels. they have to be located at a launch site and prepare for lunch over a period of an hour during which time we would be watching. at least at war time. generally in peacetime as well. that is not a blanket guarantee that we would preemptively come up but that's an option. we do have systems in alaska and california and reliability, but interceptors and if north korea has a couple of icbm's, we can shoot the thing done there as well. north korea knows this is suicidal if it is the case they succeed. americans should not go home today more anxious about the likelihood of a shot from the blue

nguyen van hoa was convicted of spreading anti-state propaganda by reporting on the protests after the spill, which was one of the worst environmental disasters in vietnam's recent history. in australia, six peace activists have been arrested after protesting. to peace activists face up seven years in prison. the trials have put a spotlight on the secretive military base known as the joint defense plan cap for which the u.s. got a satellite information used to launch u.s. airstrikes around the world. and in an update to a democracy now! story last week, california congressman ted lieu has sent a letter to secretary of defense james mattis demanding the pentagon respond to a "new york times" expose that revealed the u.s. military has killed many more civilians during its war on isis than the pentagon has admitted. in an expose entitled "the uncounted," journalists azmat khan and anand gopal revealed the u.s. is killing civilians in up to one in every five airstrikes -- a figure 31 times higher than the pentagon admits. in his letter, congressman lieu demanded the pentagon investigate "t

lebanon warnings against iran has iran deliberately escalated this conflict particularly by providing the hoa fees with ballistic missiles as the saudi narrative goes that can target riyadh. well i think this crisis is more reflective of the internal situation in saudi arabia than the country's external environment the crown prince mohammed bin man has clearly gone on the night of the long knives he's conducted extensive purges apparently with the blessing of some sections of the u.s. administration and i think this is more reflective of their internal situation in terms of the missiles being fired look i mean the yemenis they have very substantial stockpiles of ballistic missiles dating back from the one nine hundred eighty s. and it's very easy for them to modify these missiles with a view to hitting targets deep inside saudi arabia and contrary to what saudi military officials have been saying in the past forty eight hours or so this was not a long range ballistic missile this was a mid range ballistic missiles that had been modified and also why did the way they get those missiles prompte

between so him saudi arabia i mean let's not forget they were very strong allies for a long time and the hoa fees and saw and saleh were sworn enemies as well for the longest time so his very sort of adept to he's very good at shifting alliances quite quickly depending on the situation but ultimately what really needs to happen is the u.k. u.s. and other western government arms sales need to stop the blockade obviously needs to be lifted there's been an easing of it but it hasn't been enough and. political negotiations need to start there are many minis outside of yemen right now who have to flee and they are extremely active in you know working on pull a political solution to their country so those those yemenis need to mobilize their advocacy needs to be supported and strengthened so that they can begin to construct the building blocks for the future and just fantastic to get your expertise and knowledge on this if you project thanks very much thank you. well let's go over to you on this one how's war played out in yemen played out online well nick we've seen this emergence of digital jour

is my baby i started out of high home and he would back for friends and coworkers they'll tell you hoa you need to open up a shop at the time he move forward book to the bayview and i thinks the t line was up i need have a shop on third street i live in bayview and i wanted to have my shop here in bayview a quality dessert shot shop in my neighborhood in any business is different everybody is in small banishes there are homemade recess pesz and ingredients from scratch we shop local because we have someone that is here in your city or your neighborhood that is provide you with is service with quality ingredients and quality products and need to be know that person the person behind the products it is not like okay. w >> (clapping.) >> in san francisco the medical examiner performs the function of investigating medical and legal that occurs with the city and county of san francisco from a variety of circumstances in san francisco there is approximately 5 thousand deaths annually i'm christopher director for the chief mr. chairman the chief my best testimony a at the hall of justice on 8