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now a settlement has been reached in lawsuits involving the homeowners.as the details. >> reporter: it's the luxury condo high-rise with killer views. that's not what the millennium tower famous. it was sinking and slightly tilting. one homeowner rolled a golf ball across his floor to prove it and hundreds sued. a lure for a group of homeowners say a tentative agreement has been reached to stabilize the building and compensate residents for the tower's defect. the deal includes $100 million to drive 52 new perimeter piles to stabilize the foundation. they'll be driltd 250 feet into bedrock three times deeper than the piles currently used on the building. the developer agreed to compensate the owner. >> the claim we made in the lawsuit is the difference between what the units are worth today and what they should be worth. you measure that by looking at all the other similar buildings in the area and the appreciation levels they have which the millennium has not had. >> reporter: homeowners claimed construction on the transit center caused their building to

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she is always had homeowners insurance with chubb. that is about to change. >>> i had no clue they were going to not renew me. >> reporter: despite playing 27,000 dollars for insurance last year in the past few weeks she started getting notices her policy would not be renewed when it expires next month pain. >>> cannot sleep. that was the one thing that i thought wasn't going to happen to me.>> reporter: it is because she made two small claims. but phyllis said it is part of a larger pattern. >>> they have been saying they don't want policies. >>> we actually asked the insurers in the state to give us their data. how many people were they non- renewing. that is what we have for the first time. >> reporter: the state insurance commissioner. he said the new data proves what phyllis is saying. insurers are dropping homeowners who live near wildlands. because they are afraid of more fires. >>>

tonight the homeowner is responding. in this south palo alto neighborhood where homes are worth $2-3 million, residents say one sticks out. >> this isn't a landfill. this is a neighborhood. >> the house has boxes and stuff piled up in the front that's spilling onto the lawn. neighbors say it's been a battle for 12 years. >> this isn't a photo shoot for sunset. there's all kinds of yards here. but this is trash. >> reporter: a woman who owns a home nearby complained to the city council monday saying it's. she says rats are coming onto her property and demanded code enforcement investigate. on thursday they did. while it may be a nuisance for some, the city says it's not an immediate hazard but they're sending him a notice to clean up his front yard. >> clearly it's a very different living establishment i guess you could probably say. >> reporter: the owner did not want to be on camera but said there are more serious issues than having extra things in the yard. >> it doesn't appear that anything's off the premises so it's

to buy it but you can buy a policy. >> am i covered with homeowners insurance. >> no california homeowners understand their homeowners insurance doesn't cover earthquake they need a separate policy if you're an shiners you can get the earthquake insurance policy. >> so explain why it is for the c e a is deft if a traditional insurance agency. >> irreverent so in the 80s the state of california passed a law that requires any company that writes the policies to over earthquake insurance the homeowners are not required by commissioner cranshaw can bye there was so much loss they were going to stop writing the insurance policies for earthquakes they wanted to stop a serious insurance policy. >> we're talking about the homeownership's buying the earthquake shiners but 70 percent are renters what's my opposite. >> the option for renter the earthquake be insurance company is affordable i think people don't realize just exactly what it covers it covers damaged property but loss of use if you have to be under a building they have a quarter main that was broken as well as emergency repair if interes

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but that request is coming in a way that, you know, homeowners are not always expecting. this is a system they sort of set up, not necessarily to be an informant, but just understand what is going on in the home. it is a new element for people to understand anything about home surveillance. >> 30+ agencies here in california are locked in on this program. the homeowner does indeed decline the request, i guess the question is can police actually go to ring, the company, with a subpoena to get the footage if they are really interested in getting it? >> so the rings as the officers are not told which houses say no to the request. and, ring also says, they will fight against overbroad requests from the police. they will supply information when just given a subpoena. but they will supply information if they feel like they have a legal obligation. of police come to them with a valid court order, some sort of binding legal mechanism, they will respond with that information. and, the officers i talk to say when they go out and canvassed the neighborhood and knock on doors and tal

, each homeowner partner, for the duration of the time.cott: you n pools and we scott: and where's your initial funding coming from? where's the capital coming from? thomas: so that's capital for the company. we have shareholders like other people have shareholders, and then we have funds and in those funds are very long-term patient institutional capital. scott: and i wanna squeeze in one more question before we go to break and that is, would you helping me, i mean, outside of silicon valley maybe, put me in a house i couldn't afford? in other words, if i could double my down payment, i could buy a much bigger house, a house i shouldn't have been in in the first place. thomas: we are exactly the inverse of that example. scott: in what way? thomas: in what way. first of all, you have to still get a mortgage to buy a house. the lender will have to approve you on your debt to income ratio as that industry calls it. in other words, do you make enough money to pay for the mortgage? so even if some poor player wanted to do what you illustrate,

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i apologize, i am very nervous, i am the homeowner.name is jenna, and i've never spoken to a commission before. please bear with me. thank you in advance for your patience. this is my family's home, that is why am seeking. i am here today with my husband, george. we have lived in noe valley for five years we had we are novice homeowners. we know very little about the planning or permitting process. we trusted the contractor and our architect to manage our renovation as we have demanding full-time job. when we bought our home in 2017, we have a 2-year-old and she is an absolute handful in the best possible way. george's mom is retiring, planning to move in with us. we had to postpone her move as we do not have ways to accommodate her. they've been up for the past two weeks, and our daughter is the first grandchild on both sides, they would all move in with us if they could. we are here because our simple home upgraded has become challenging in every way, in terms of money, time, stress, it has been a tremendous heartache, and we are tho

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get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. >>time now for schools. welcome back a lots to talk about in the sports world tonight there always is mark harper grant lotus joining us from the senate bay area sports night. >>guys you getting ready for bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on grand it is amazing how quickly things can change in major league baseball just a week ago everyone's excited about the trade deadline here we go the giants but now they have lost 6 of their last 7 games swept by the washington nationals, do you think com. there's some regrets over not doing more at the deadline. no. >>and i think that if there's regret now then you're short-sighted he this is a long 162 game season. the giants were really hot. before the trade deadline. now they've cooled off almost every team in the and mlb has ebbs and flows like that i think if you're panicking now. you have a short-sighted view of how really long this sea acs he gts got swept the a's at a tough day as well last 10 one to the cu and wrigley they lose van

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now a settlement has been released with -- reached with homeowners who have filed lawsuits. a lawyer for a group of homeowners says that a tentative agreement than reached to stabilize the building and compensate the residents for the building's defect. it includes $100 million to drill 52 perimeter piles to stabilize the foundation. they will be drilled into 250 feet of bedrock. that's almost three times deeper than the piles currently used on the building. the transbay joint powers authority and the developer agree to compensate the owners for the loss in value of their homes. >> the claim we made in the lawsuit is the difference between what the millennium tower units are worth today and what they should be worth. you measure that by looking at all the other similar buildings in the area and the appreciation levels they have had, which the millennium has not had. >> reporter: now, a judge overseeing the trial must approve the deal in 90 days. in a statement, the developer, mission street development, said the deal will release all claims related to the condition of the mi

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you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years? thanks, man. how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. >>> live present the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at noon, hurricane dorian is thousand a category three storm moving closer toward the florida coastline. here's the view from the international space station as it churns in the atlantic. good afternoon thanks for joining us i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. here's a live look in florida. a shot of surf line off miami beach. and taking a look you wouldn't think a storm's coming it is moving closer. >> we have live team coverage out in cocoa beach, florida. first meteorologist mary lee is tracking dorian's latest track. >> that's right. dorian is now a major hurricane out in the warm atlantic waters. we've been watching this storm intensify and will continue to intensify and strengthen as we go through the holiday weekend. so right now th

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the homeowner says it's work of art. some neighbors are rolling their eyes saying the neighbowner is g a message. that's a shade of pink. >> yes, that is. >> i used to live not far from manhattan beach. >> it's in manhattan beach? >> yes. >> hardly the weirdest thing. >> not there. >> they have a quiet but strong-willed homeowners group that says that wouldn't be good for the area. >> is that why you live here now? >> they collectively paid for my plane ticket. >> mike is rowdy. >> your purple house would not fit in there. >> i added stripes to tone it down. much better. >>> this morning as you head out, we'll feel some cool air. it will be a cooler day. it's also a little breezy as you step out the door. we're keeping the fog near the coast, san francisco at 61 and 62 in san jose. santa rosa, 52 brentwood, we're about 64 degrees. if you're leaving later, still the low to mid 60s. the sky also stay mostly clear with a slower warmup happening today. in downtown san jose we're slightly below normal, reaching 80 degrees. 84

when officials here announced plans to build small living spaces in homeowners' backyards, at no cost000 people signed up to register. four were ultimately selected to be part of the pilot project. the test is to work with four homeowners to build an accessory dwelling unit in their backyard, where families who are homeless can live for up to five years. and at the end of that five—year period of time, the homeowner gains ownership and access to that unit for whatever purposes they desire. known as accessory dwelling units, the homes are roughly 200 square feet. homelessness is a real problem in portland. and obviously in other parts of the world, too. and i would of course love to contribute. but how? i couldn't donate lots of money, because i don't have lots of money. but when i heard about the programme, and i realised that i have a backyard that really isn't being used for anything, totally unproductive, it was just a perfect fit. i saw an article in the oregonian, and then my good friend saw it online somewhere, and she emailed me and called me and said, "martha, this is the perf

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that homeowner. you are only as good as your neighbors. if your neighbors don't want to participate doesn't matter what you clear off. >>> it is a team effort. it has to be done collectively. the weather plays into it significantly. we have the hot weather. we don't see an offshore wind event. we had tons of those last september and last october and november. we haven't seen that yet. what we see with this heat wave is simply a reduction in the flow from the ocean. that is why it is up to 81 in san francisco. it is still 103 in concorde. it is still 92 degrees in the san jose. 97 santa rosa. it is hot outside. it will be warm tonight. 50 for a low is uncommon. tonight in concorde 66. san jose 64. 60 san francisco. air quality tomorrow unhealthy again for the east bay. you will notice the haziness if you're out and about today from concorde antioch all the way south to the tri-valley. santa clara valley typically a boat pollution will fill up. that will be the case tomorrow. we do have a spare the air day for a fourth day. on thursday. sate

city council passed another ordinance requiring homeowners to take even more measures to protect their homes against fire. but this time not everybody is on board.>>> people moved to mill valley as they love to live in the forest. the fuel has never been distance in history. prior to the early 20s mill valley is to burn every few years.>> reporter: the ordinance will require homeowners to remove plants that burn easily and burn hot. in a short ride to mill valley the chief quickly pointed out serious fire concerns. >>> the typical mill valley privacy we have a large amount of unmaintained. bamboo.>> reporter: will not be allowed near structures. then there is this. a three-foot ring of dirt stone pavers or brick must around the house. >>> i think it will be a culture change. it is one that is going to be required.>> reporter: this homeowners said no. >>> will be very experience expensive and most people don't understand how much they will have to cut out of the yards. mill valley will never be the same.>> reporter: the ordinance isn't quite law yet. the final and second reading of it b

get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. >>what could be your favorite story of the night there is this couple right there about 30 miles north of sacramento. been together almost 70 years and boy are they going strong. >>yeah they say their love for music and and matching outfits is what keeps him happy. diana cooper has the story. >>me it will steer the street heights after graham as shunned every and every get harmonized well my mother bought us patching t shirts we were in high school. i picked him outfit and so we've matched ever since francis and rosemary clients met in junior high and auburn washington bay, and i thought she was accused little thing when she came into our town by the time we were seniors, we started going together at 19 years old they were married. now both 87 years young and francis knows the term happy weiss happy life all too well letting his bride of more than a half-century pick his outfits every day. >>tsa agent out for mean i don't have to worry about a thing. >>and while it's obvious they are

homeowners can also use an adu design preapproved by the city.nity for customers to save time and money is key. >> when you're looking for models to create efficiency within the local process, absolutely this is one of the best things a city can do. >> the capital of silicon valley aiming to invite the process. in san jose, chris nguyen, a brks krrbc 7 news. >> one of the issues is the bay area housing crisis and we dedicated a week of coverage to the topic from issues to renters and homeowners and solutions, you can find all of the stories on line at abc7news.com/better bay area. >>> in the north bay, voting has started on a couple tax measures. there is measure b for the bolinas school district. it's a 318 dollars a year tax and inverness that would impose $1400. both need two-thirds approval to pass. >>> some major league umpires took a time-out to help deserving kids here in the bay area. they treated young cancer patients and their siblings to a build a bear workshop at ucsf children's hospital in san francisco. the party was put together by

get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance.t's our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. thanks for being here. right now on "jimmy kimmel >> dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- senator kamala harris. comedian lenny clarke. and music from offset featuring cardi b. and now, for the time being, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us. i don't know if you know, this is the biggest week of the year for nerds in southern california. as of tonight, just down the interstate, about 120 miles which would take you, i don't know, maybe nine hours from here, down the 405, comic-con is under way, the 50th annual comic-con. hard to believe this has been going on for 50 years. you know, some of the original

get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. (ken) 3.5 billion dollars... that's how much the federal trade commission says -- americans spend each year on prescription drugs. (pam) kron4's grant lodes joins us live in the studio now ... with more on how the state is trying to lower drug prices. (grant) the commission blames the high cost on so-called ápay for delayá deals... and tonight -- california lawmakers are pushing to end that practice. lawmakers say -- ápay for delayá is a tactic companies use to slow generic drug manufacturers .... from releasing the lower cost versions of the medication. áassembly bill 824á aims to stop it. assemblyman ájim woodá of santa rosa ... and attorney general áxavier becerraá worked together on the measure. the two recently announced a 70- million dollar settlement with four pharmaceutical companies which were caught making 'pay for delay' deals. ((assm. jim wood -d santa rosa)) "what's the point of life saving medications if people can't afford to use them? with this bill, california can tak