well, she got burned and harassed by her hoa. she didn't take it laying down. >> about five years ago, i bought into a bad hoa. i discovered that they weren't spending the money properly. and then, also, i was surprised at how they handled insurance claims, not treating everybody the same. >> she created hoa savers and is working to educate homeowners and help them navigate the often tricky world of homeowners associations. >> as a realtor, i was surprised to learn that we're not taught anything about hoas. so everything i've learned was through my own experience. >> as a realtor, jill says she wants her clients to know exactly what they're getting into when they buy in hoa communities so there are no surprises later on. what do people give up when they decide to buy a home that has an association? what type of things are they actually giving up when they do that? >> they're giving up their constitutional rights. they're living under a totally private government, really. the hoa can have the power to, more than the police do, to

the hoa didn't want the connection to take place. they didn't want this particular property owner to connect his driveway to their private drive and on top of that even if they were not opposed to it the engineering with the slope to not have to cross over at least a portion of burnett avenue, paper street and sf huff puc parcel would have been very difficult to do, which leads to the third option, which would have been to only provide an easement on burnett avenue north and sf-puc. however, dpw has a financial requirement to their taxpayers to get the most fair value for their land and to cut a portion of this off would not be getting them that option because it would render the rest of the land unusable. so i cannot go into the specifics of that, because i'm not dpw, but that's why it was told to us as not an option by sf-puc and dpw. >> commissioner johnson: so sf-puc and dpw are the reason we're rezoning rm1? >> well, the property owner needs access to their land and this seems to be the most feasible option. >> what about a swap

and given the hoa support i saw, i'm in support of this place. i think it's a tough place to put back a grocery store or something like that in this space. i'm in support of this, and it seems to have the support of the hoa. commissioner koppel? >> i'm in support also. i see the franklins and vannesses that are going to be better travelled, that might be a better location of a grocery store, but due to the length of the vacancy and this spot, that it does have a potential tenant, i'm supportive. >> president hillis: commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i'd like to ask mr. lindsey or perhaps the director from the medical center to speak about waste disposal and to hear about what you're going to do to make it compatible with residential. >> we're what is considered a small waste generator by the city of san francisco, and we have permits for that. it is 95% sharps containers. we contract with stericycle. we keeped them bagged up, and they come once a week and collect it. we have red bag waste. there's no radio activity. i know some of the ne

the suit was against the city and the neighboring hoa. they've signed on to the settlement agreement. >> but some of the neighborhoods were from greystone. >> correct. >> so currently we're tasked with -- we're not approving a lot merger -- >> correct. all you are voting on today is whether or not the two parcels should be zoned to rm1. any lot merger or development would have to come back to all the appropriate bodies afterwards. >> what happens to copper alley? >> it's unaffected. >> it remains a public paper street? >> a portion of copper alley is built as a stairwell. the other portion is not built. so it would not be affected. >> it doesn't look like it goes all the way up. >> it does not. >> it doesn't? >> no. >> i don't think that's correct. i think it goes up. >> it goes up to the paper, which is being sold to the neighbor. >> commissioner johnson: i read the report and i'm a little -- i have two questions. the sale of paper burnett and the puc site will be done how? is the sale to the appellant part of the settlement? >> correct.

and calling upon the hoa the people to. commit to the main three principles this principles are the stance of the gulf and we are keen and insist to implement them. the. initiative of the league and also the outcome of the national dialogue. this is a way out for the yemeni people because the yemeni people with all its components is very important to adhere to the initiative the gulf initiative. and also with the security council resolution two two one six has basically drawn a map for the yemeni to come out of this crisis as far as iran is concerned always and ever. call upon. iran to commit to the rules international rules are not to interfere in the internal affairs of others there and this is a principle that applies to us as much as it applies to iran and everyone has to at here. to it everybody has to and this is what we call upon iran to adhere to thank you is watching a news conference there at the end of the annual gulf cooperation council summit the g.c.c. sexor general and the kuwaiti foreign minister taking ques

. >> reporter: like fountain grove where the a spent millions in fire -- the hoa spent millions in fire prevention and still is burned. when the funds run out, the company can drop you and no law in place mandates the company insure you regardless of risk. >> they're a company. you know, they're a company. they're in business to make money. >> reporter: but as a homeowner, are you okay with that? >> how can i fight it? it's like fighting the government. how could you physically fight it? >> reporter: it's important to know all hope is not lost in a situation like that. if you cannot find commercial insurance or a company to insure you through the commercial market, there is an insure are of last resort -- insurer of last resort through the state of california, the fair plan. no matter what your fire risk, they have to insure you no matter what and they have about 115,000 to 120,000 people enrolled now, but after this the state said that number is likely to climb. >>> state regulators approved new rules aimed at trying to prevent wildfires. kpix5's anne makovec explains they're intended

mean it depends it depends on the type of warfare i mean and you know we've heard earlier that the hoafees have the you know experience fighting in the mountains and so on and so potentially i think it's it's it's it's difficult to say because we don't know if such an alliance would actually take place but potentially just you know bigger picture here for a minute just to wrap up this hour of coverage. nearly three years of civil war in yemen where do you see things heading in the near future and in the long term. well i think that you know we we will be seeing you know figures such as perhaps son or you know his former allies you know individuals within has within has government from before two thousand and eleven been put forth by neighboring countries namely the saudis and i am writing is i think that there will be a lot of bloodshed unfortunately and then and the coming days but as i said one actionable thing that can be to actionable things that must be done can and must be done is the lifting of the blockade and the halting of arms my job briefly your. head i think i shared with

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part of the saudi low coalition that joined the yemen war in two thousand and fifteen to expel the hoa fees from santa who fighters killed earlier on monday after he announced he would talk with the coalition who is a professor of. fessor of islam the university of notre dame he joins us on skype now from south bend indiana good to have you with us do you see this as a change of u.s. policy or is this simply trying to position on humanitarian aid. it seems that you know we one can't question where the president have been moved by the light on yemeni people seeing that the car incident on the very day that he makes them feel sorry and things that entered announcement of recognizing ojukwu some of israel's capital as an afterthought and scenes and hours later he thought of our the blockade of yemen and. administration after assad leaves the coincidence of peace to the citizens are quite responsive this time seeing so i guess you don't read into that and they'll be for example of a different posture u.s. pasta and it comes to the issue of supplying weapons to the coalition which is someth

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 sfgovtv.org. >> neighborhoods and san francisco as exists and fascist as the people that i think inhabitable habit them the bay area continues to change for the better as new start up businesses with local restaurants and nonprofit as the collaborative spaces the community appeal is growing too. >> what anchors me to the community i serve is a terminal connection this is t

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

knew his homeowner's association had to pay for potholes on the roads, but this year it billed the hoa in clean river fees. it is going toward a massive tunnel project and it gets a break on what it has to play. private roads, sidewalks andallies are exempt from those fees. >> i think if d.c. isn't pay for their road, we shouldn't pay for ours. at this complex the bill is $8,000 a month and d.c. water is expected to double it by 2026. this is painful. it could potentially bankrupt us. after a series of news 4 i-team investigation the d.c. council held a hearing and is l >> we'll figure out a way to make these adjustments and in the end it is a big bill and we have to pay it. >> reporter: coming up on news 4 at 6:00, just how much money d.c. water is missing out on by giving the government a break on those fees. jody fleischer, nbc 4 i-team. >>> the nominations are in and pop stars being turn into winners at the golden globe awards. plenty of sunshine to start the workweek, but we'll see the temperatures come >>> the winter olympics are just two month away now and i'll be traveling to p

water billed the hoa $40,000 in clean rivers fees.n though it has no water service. >> i was flabbergasted. >> the money is going towards a massive government tunnel project. the i-team found the government get a break on what it has to pay. public road, sidewalks and alice are except from those fees. >> if d.c. doesn't pay for their road, we shouldn't pay for ours. >> the bill is $8,000 a month here. t the. >> this could bankrupt us. >> after a series of investigations, the d.c. council held a hearing and is looking for fair solutions. >> we'll figure out a way to make adjustments. in the end, it's a big bill and we have to pay it. >>> coming up at 6:00, see just how much money d.c. water is missing out on by giving the government a break on those fees. joe d jodie fleischer, news 4 i-team. >>> 5:57. waiting for wegmans. watching the chance for a new grocery store. the change at the site for the potential new store. >>> the controversial decision that has parents taking sides. >>> montgomery county high school campus grieving this mo

. >> it is one my wife is on the hoa in our community. >> they can be a bear. >> they can. >> peoplel fight over anything in a community. it is almost the anger that comes from confined spaces but you can't stop people from exercising their religious rights and liberty, because because you have a nod neighbor that doesn't like christmas. it is a grinch situation. let's find a compromise. >> even the grinch had a heart and grew and grew and got better in the end. we thank you you both our legal eagles for weighing. >> as alabama voters get ready to head to the polls. it is a heated and close race as republican roypo more battles for a critical senate seat. the preview next. [vo] quickbooks introduces rodney. he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing... ...so he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he can see his bottom line. ahhh...that's a profit. know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks-dot-com. this ♪s electricity. this is a power plant. this is tim barckholtz. that's me! this is something he is researching at exxo

water billed the hoa $40,000 in clean river fees. it has no water service. >> i was flabbergasted. >> the money is going towards a massive government tunnel pro georgia tech. the news 4 i-team found the government gets a break on what it has to play. public roads, sidewalks and alice are exempt from those fees. >> i think if d.c. doesn't pay for their roads, we shouldn't pay for ours. >> reporter: at this condo complex in southwest, the bill is $8,000 a month. d.c. water is expected to double it by 2026. >> this is painful. this could bankrupt us. >> reporter: after a series of news 4 i-team investigations, the d.c. council held a hearing and is looking for fair solutions. >> we'll figure out some way maybe to make these and we have to pay it. >> reporter: coming up tonight at 6:00, see how much money d.c. water is missing out on by giving the government a break on those fees. jodie fleischer, news 4 i-team. >>> 6:55 now. here are four things to know. investigators are on the scene in loudoun county after a fatal house fire that brok

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a big yet to be amended yes to current legislation to allow subsidized hoa, yes to local artists installed in temporary settings for all to enjoy. yes to maintaining and expanding our infrastructure that reflects 21st century ways of living in a dense urban environment. i stand on the shoulders who came before me. over 50% of our freeway parcels like this one are dedicated to affordable housing. i can shout over that one. bmr should be located on site to ensure economic diversity. local businesses and artists ink baited to grow. embracing all for the benefit of the community is our goal. we hope to see these new residents engaged in their community. to repeat what was said to me, welcome to hayes valley. (applause) >> nice gale. thank you. we feel welcomed. very well comed. delightful. okay. i'm going to say one more thing about all the other -- there's a lot of people involved in a lot of financing of this development which is very expensive as we know. but then someone has to figure out how to build it, what it ought to look like, they have to do it, thank you to all the doers out there,

. >> it is one my wife is on the hoa in our community. >> they can be a bear. >> they can. >> peopleer anything in a community. it is almost the anger that comes from confined spaces but you can't stop people from exercising their religious rights and liberty, because because you have a nod neighbor that doesn't like christmas. it is a grinch situation. let's find a compromise. >> even the grinch had a heart and grew and grew and got better in the end. we thank you you both our legal eagles for weighing. >> as alabama voters get ready to head to the polls. it is a heated and close race as republican roypo more battles for a critical senate seat. the preview next. my dad's. grandma's. aunt stacy's. what are the reasons you care for your heart? qunol coq10 with 3x better absorption has the #1 cardiologist recommended form of coq10 to support heart health. qunol, the better coq10. ♪ this holiday, the real gift isn't what's inside the box. it's what's inside the person who opens it. ♪ give ancestrydna, the only dna test that can trace your origins to over 150 ethnic regions- and open up

build the hoa $40,000 in clean rivers fees even though it has no water service. >> that was flabbergasted>> reporter: the money is going toward a massive government tunnel project, but the i-team found the government gets a break on what it has to pay. public roads sidewalks and a fees. if d.c. doesn't pay for their roads we shouldn't pay for ours. >> reporter: the bill is $8,000 a month at this condo complex, and d.c. is expected to double it by 2026. >> this is painful. it could bankrupt us. >> reporter: after a series of news4 i-team investigations, the d.c. council is looking for a fair solution. >> we'll figure out a way to make the adjustments. in the end it is a big bill and we have to pay it. >> reporter: coming up tonight at news4 at 6:00, see how much water d.c. government is missing out on by giving the government a break on those fees. jody fleischer, news4 i-team. >> if you still have shopping to do but you missed out on the cyber monday deals, you're in luck. >> retailers now giving you yet another chance to spend some money. the secret retail holiday that you have just a fe

. >> reporter: an hoa board member tells me she's not happy about the flags either but the rules here don't prohibit them. in vienna, julie carey, news4. >> doug is back with us to talk about this weather that we are seeing tonight and how long this extinction around, whether we see this for the weekend. >> i think by tomorrow 10:00 a.m., it's all gone. what we have out there right now is what's it. it has fallen. the graupel we saw earlier, the graupel was what was bouncing. it was not sleet, but graupel. a little bit different. look it up. out there right now, what are we dealing with? nothing. we don't have any rain, snow graupel, nothing around our region. it is to the north and east here. take a look at the wider picture and you see where the storm is between washington and new york city making its way to philadelphia and new york. as a matter of fact, we have live pictures up in the new york area now. driving on some of those roads, yeah, they are really under the gun. this is the situation, from around baltimore and towards new york city. if you're driving i-95 north, you reall

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. >> reporter: the hoa president tells me she's not happy about the flags either, but says they don't violate the rules here. in vienna, i'm julie carey, commute, the new record high set on the toll lanes of i-66. >> we told you about the fire this morning as flames gutted a business in georgetown. now dramatic new video taken moments after it happened and why it led to delays for dliefrz a -- drivers all wait into virginia. doug? >> a cold one tonight. look at these numbers, down to 27 right now, 23 hagerstown. we've got some really cold air overnight tonight. but not going to last all that >>> cell phone video shows how fast the fire grew in the heart of georgetown this morning. look at those flames. firefighters were on the scene for hours at a building on wisconsin avenue just north of m street. the flames ripped through the second and third floors. they were contained to that one building, though. one firefighter had minor injuries. road closures led to delays into rosslyn during the morning commute. wow. >> commuters are crying highway lanes on i-66 set a new record high. get th

water also billed the hoa $40,000 in fees even though it has no water service. >> i was flabbergastedn homeowners already pay their own water bills which include clean river fees for rooftops and patios. the money is going toward a massive government project. the i-team found the government gets a break. thousands of roads and sidewalks are exempt from those fees. >> i think if d.c. doesn't pay for their roads, we shouldn't pay for ours. >> reporter: at the capital park in southwest, he said the fees are nearly $8,000 a month. >> this is painful. >> reporter: and d.c. water is expected to double that again by fair share, but the manner in which it is being done it potentially could bankrupt us. >> reporter: many of his neighbors are retirees on a fixed income. they moved here long before that fee existed and even tried replacing the grass and some of their sidewalks with porous pavers. he said the complex was engineered with green landscaping to lessen runoff. >> you try to mitigate this and not have runoff, but that doesn't seem to matter. it's just we have a monetary goal to get to.

they took the time to come and meet with my whole hoa association and explained everything. they negotiated with one of the tenants on the first floor to build 15 feet away from our building which would allow us more access to space and sun. they've been incredible kind. i think they're going to raise property values in our neighborhood and make it safer. they already have a security guy on vanness, and i'm completely fine with them having.75 parking for the building because i don't think vanness and that whole corridor should be any more than congested than it already is, you know? any way, working with them, it's been a real pleasure. they need to be a really nice group of developers. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please, and i'll call a couple more names. kriss schulman, joanne morris, and robert goodman. >> i'm out of order. it's robert good man. >> that's all right. >> i'm also a homeowner at 2415 vanness, and i agree with everything liza talked about. i support their plan, and i'm in favor of their request for the.75% unit to parking space ratio allowance which

. >> it is one my wife is on the hoa in our community. >> they can be a bear. >> they can. >> peoplealmost the anger that comes from confined spaces but you can't stop people from exercising their religious rights and liberty, because because you have a nod neighbor that doesn't like christmas. it is a grinch situation. let's find a compromise. >> even the grinch had a heart and grew and grew and got better in the end. we thank you you both our legal eagles for weighing. >> as alabama voters get ready to head to the polls. it is a heated and close race as republican roypo more battles for a critical senate seat. the preview next. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ . . even if you're trying your best. a daily struggle, along with diet and exercise, once-daily toujeo may help you control your blood sugar. get into a daily groove. ♪let's groove tonight. ♪share the spice of life. ♪baby slice it right. from the makers of lantus, toujeo provides blood sugar-lowering activity for 24 hours and beyond, proven blood sugar control all day and all night

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 >> 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 bec

it is also assigned and not a christmas decoration which is a violation of the hoa rules. they said they are not going to take it down. >> we are allowed to keep up christmas decorations until january 15 and that's when i will take it down. >> reporter: they have not been formally cited by the homeowners association for the display. >>> for the families of those deployed overseas, it is tough over the holidays. one woman came up with a way to keep her husband close. the spouse received a christmas surprise she will never forget. >> reporter: the holidays can be a tough time of year for spouses and family members. she makes up for it by bringing her husband along in the form of a cut out. >> this is his head. i take him everywhere that he thinks he is missing, but he's not because he's here with me. four meet the real one who deployed -- now meet the real one who deployed and then just got back without telling her. >> you spend a lot of time together and then you are just gone. >> reporter: mariah recently went to a holiday light show in north carolina and brought her cardb

environment i mean do you see an opportunity for prasada forces to make some kind of reconciliation with the hoa fees after all of the fighting that's been over the last few days in samarra it always depends on who wants to when there are different so it's a patronage system where ali abdullah saleh was always the primas into power is but there are other people in there who will call the shots as well i do think that there is an opportunity now if. gets embraced by specially the a mirage in the saudis to come out on top and play their you know be their protege be their proxy to fight that bring the war at least in sanaa to an end it won't bring the whole war in yemen to an end because the with it will just go back into grill your mode and insurgency mode and continue fighting in the north in the same way that they have done pre two thousand and one pre two thousand and fifteen which means the yemen war won't be solved but the saudis can go and say look we solved we we liberated sanaa because it's no longer under the reins iran iranian proxy control and rescreen thanks so much for coming in thank

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