because you're asking for problems. >> a surprise contraband raid turns one housing unit upside down. >> inmates are very crafty and there are thousands of places where narcotics can be hidden within the units. >> anyone accused of a crime in san antonio will most likely pass through the bexar county jail. >> got to spread out on the wall right here. remove your shoes and socks and put them on the floor behind you. >> some will make bond and leave, but on any given day, 3,500 men and women are housed here, awaiting trial on resolution of their case s deciding in which of the housing 84 housing units to place each inmate is a complex process known as classification. >> every inmate that comes into our facility is interviewed by a classification officer. so our class officer is trained to try and figure out, where do we house this person where we have the least amount of problems? so we're looking for things like, is he mentally ill? does he have any medical issues? >> any problem with seizures? >> no, ma'am. >> suicidal? >> no, ma'am. >> gang related? >> no, ma'am. >> homosexual? >> no

rubio held out hope that he would be reinstated so he refused to be housed in the ex-gang unit. reconsidered that decision. >> he has come forward and said hey, i defected. i no longer want to house with these guys. >> but the jail officials worry, they fear he may be plotting something. >> we ived information he was no longer active with the gang. but at the same time we were told if he assaulted an ex member he could come back with the gang. a true x has no chance of coming back, we can't afford him the housing unit he is requesting. we have to go ahead and wait a little bit and just watch. >> until then, rubio will remain sequestered in a single cell, away from both the active members and the mexican mafia. adam verlander claims allegiance to the aryan brotherhood. but his actions in and outside the jail puts his membership in jeopardy. now, the bed rock that verlander has built his life on is crumbling. he just received a letter informing him he has been x 'd out of the group. >> i was on the run, you know, am i supposed to go hold down a 9 to 5:00 job and be on alert? >> wh

obviously there's something going on that brings the attention of everybody in that housing unit.he parties involved say they're just playing. we didn't have any physical evidence of any injuries. we didn't have anybody willing to complain they were assaulted. so truly we have to have a victim in order to act on their behalf. and in this particular case, none of the parties involved were willing to do that. so we do have in-house facility rules. these inmates were subsequently charged with horse-playing, rough-housing and entering a cell they're not assigned to. >> the four inmates involved have received three days of sanctions. including more time in their cells and suspension of visitation and commissary privileges. but sergeant hufferd says deputies will keep a close eye on them. >> we know these individuals are gang members. part of the problem with being in a correctional facility is it can be a breeding ground for finding new recruits. in this particular case it appears that this may have been a new recruit to this gang, getting jumped in. they're trying to inform us that no

left side, our detox unit. >> two female housing units.ided by hate. >> why don't you come over here and do something about it? 0 >>> at san antonio's bear county jail, there are 16 different housing units for the 400 women incarcerated here. two of those units, hold inmates who are facing decidedly different yet very difficult circumstances. >> well, in southern bravo, we have two different units. the right side is protective custody. we have about eight cells in there. most of them have one person. some of them have two. depending on their cases. we can't put them in general population for fear that they will get assaulted. the right side is protective custody. the left side, that is our detox unit. anybody that uses hard-core drugs, it is mainly heroin. so when they do that, they kick the detox very, very severely. they usually get the runs, vomiting a lot, the chills, shakes. >> the glass walls separating the women in detox and those in protective custody isn't enough to stop a seemingly endless stream of verbal conflict. >> you lookin

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cruz says it was all a ploy to get back to his former housing unit in order to confront fellow bloodser michael bates. but after serving 15 days in segregation, cruz was assigned to a different unit. bates, a recognized leader of the gang, says he is still baffled by cruz and his allegations. >> i never knew this dude. i don't have no problems with this guy. i never knew him. i don't know whoa is. he's putting on a big hat from back what he used to do. he got it in his mind that he's the person he was 15 years ago and it's not like that. you can't be. you got health, i got health issues too. i got high blood pressure. right now he's gone so there ain't really too much i can say. he's not here to defend himself so i'll leave it at that. he knows when he sees me when we cross paths we got to be known. >> the only person cruz might square off with today is his judge. he's now in a holding cell waiting for transportation to court. where he will be sentenced for drug possession with intent to distribute in a school zone. >> i'm staying close by the door in case there is a way out of this [

he only delivers trays to the door of each housing unit, and that's a big relief, especially when it . >> i just bring it to this door, and that's it. it's a wrap. i don't go in there. lockdown. max. that's max right there. them are killers in there. i'm not a killer. >> one of those convicted killers is julio flores. after strangling his ex-girlfriend inside his bronx, new york apartment. he pled guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 19 years to life in a new york state prison. because flores was actually arrested in new jersey, with the woman's body parts concealed inside buckets, he was extradited to bergen county to stand trial on an additional charge, desecration of human remains. earlier today, it took a jury less than two hours to find him guilty. >> so tell me about when you first heard the verdict and what your reaction was. >> he couldn't believe me because i'm so happy. i'm so happy. something touched me, and i can't explain. i feel like happy. i can't explain. it's out of this world, and all people look at me like crazy. >> you're at peace? >> yeah. i'm right

. >> maldanado spent much of the past year in the same housing unit with one of his co-defendants. now that the trial date approaches jail officials have moved him to a neighboring unit. >> the prosecutor's office here in the county asked us to move him away from his co-defendants. >> no disciplinary actions, no problems, no fights, nothing. the prosecutor took it upon herself to call the jail and say, i don't want him over there in s-3. >> they felt that he was a ringleader, so they kept on requesting us to keep him away from everybody else. and that's when he became a little more problematic. >> i started throwing paper in the toilet, i'm talking about this whole floor was flooded. it was all out on the cat walk and everything. this officer walk passed and he says, are you [ bleep ] serious? i'm dead serious. i wear orange, they wear blue. as long as i'm wearing this color, i have no say so in this jail. >> so you can do what you want? >> i can move you, yes. you're talking like we're equals. we're not. you do not run the institution. so you don't dictate where you go and how you

they then place those inmates in separate housing units. but inmates rarely disclose every conflict they have on the streets such as the dispute that led to the recent fight between two inmates. sanchez initially claims that he sustained a black eye, burns to his chest and a cuts on his head in a fight. both of whom admitted to the fight but denied the injuries. >> is he the one that threw the water on you? >> no, no. >> who threw the walter on you? >> i don't know about that. >> narrator: after sergeant tucker investigated a rumor that sanchez had fought with two other inmates days earlier, sanchez admitted that the black eye came from that fight, as did the cut on the back of his head, which was reopened in the fight with lomez and hernandez. but he still insists they were the ones that burned him with hot water. >> sanchez, do you want to file charges? >> should i? >> it's up to you. i will tell you that if you don't file charges, the county is going to file them anyway. that's serious bodily injury. >> yeah, i'll press charges. >> on al

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. >> in this particular housing unit, the windows on one side face another part of the jail where they house male inmates. there had been a situation where there was some exposing going on between the male and female inmates. and so the solution for that was to frost all the windows on this side of the housing unit. clancy kelly told us that she wasn't doing anything like that. she just peeled the frost back from the window just so she could get a look out to the outside world. >> being stuck in this very boring, dull, room makes me feel boring and dull. but if i look outside it makes me feel a little bit more free and i can see something, like the sky. >> the thing that caught our attention about clancy kelly is how out of place she seemed in jail. she looked really young and she looked more like an art student than an inmate. >> i think i'm the youngest one here. and i mean i look young, people are always like why are you in here? are you like 14? no one would look at me and guess like i have like an addiction to heroin. >> kelly was serving 90 days for a probation violation from a p

. >> caleb bumgardner is placed in a new housing unit and it does little to allay his fears. >>> inside the fairfax county adult detention center, caleb >>> inside the fairfax county adult detention center, caleb bumgardner was recently moved to a new general population unit for medical, where he was recovering from an assault. but he describes the vibe in the new unit as toxic. >> it's like hell. it's rough. they're just -- trying to cope with the people around you, i mean, most of those guys in there, you can't even have, like, a civil, decent conversation with them. some of those people in there are the type of people that have no morals. it's crazy. i just sit there and stress all day long. >> bumgardner says fear of being beaten up again isn't his only source of stress. now he has a new one. >> my son was born two weeks ago. i missed out on that. it sucked. i've got to deal with it, though. i get to meet my son saturday. visitation. visitation on the weekend. meet him for the first time through glass. it's going to suck. it's just how it is. >> and now it will be even longer before

. >> identical twins segregated in separate housing units find they can't live with or without each other. >> it hurts. you know? i'm almost in tears talking about it because we really are very, very close. very close and -- >>> cleveland, ohio, a city that has seen its ups and downs but like all big cities crime is an issue in good times and bad. if you're arrested in cleveland, you could spend anywhere from a few hours to several years inside the cuyahoga county correction center. most of the 2,200 men and women incarcerated here have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. some say the jail is a city unto itself but its director would disagree. >> i don't think this is a little city. i don't think there's a city like this in the real world. only because we have a large volume of very difficult people. >> everyone else put your hands up on your head. >> people with a lot of troubles and a lot of needs. >> according to correctional staff, inmate charles evans fits that description. >> i'm charles now, but they used to call me allen. i've bee

operations group have been called to a fight shortly after canteen distribution in a maximum security housing unit>> got them separated. this one in one corner. >> officers assigned to the unit manage to separate the cam combatants seconds before the team arrives. >> one individual inmate received a canteen. another came out of the room to try to steal it. that's when the fight break out. >> the fight was between sheldon kelley and another man who declined to be on camera. >> that's what started everything. about $50. the stuff is overrated. overpriced. bag of chips -- those kind of chips on the street would be 50 cents per bag, here it's $1 back. >> maybe sure you get the canteen. >> mr. kelley had just gotten his was going to his room when another came to mr. kelley's room and proceeded to try to take mr. kelley's canteen. kelley bogged on him, he responded with a couple of punches himself. >> this happens every thursday. somebody's going to get their canteen happen. it happen in jail. either you're strong or you're weak. you show signs of weak not, someone's going to take your stump, you don't

placed into the shu housing unit were placed in here for the most part because of violence, and that violence could be against other inmates, or against officers. >> it was here in pelican bay's most secure unit we came across perhaps the prison's most dangerous inmate. >> my name is scanvinski hymes. i got the name, my mother, she wanted me to have a name no other black man in america would have. >> hymes was originally sent to prison for possessing a weapon in a youth facility. at the time our cameras profiled him in 2000 he had been locked up more than 12 years. almost half his life. >> everything is the same every day. nothing really changes too much. wake up in the morning, eat breakfast. go to yard. when i get bored i kind of get into stuff, you know. >> the stuff he frequently gets into is provoking officers to extract him from his cell. >> get off me! >> each inmate is assigned a security risk classification score based on his disciplinary record. the average score ranges between 19 and 27 points. >> i finally have the highest classification score in this prison system over 2,

assigned to a temporary unit until the jail's classification unit can determine the appropriate housing unitollins has been in the female pre-classification unit for two weeks now. >> we have women in here who have done everything from kill their kids to kill other people to -- just have a littering violation. loud. obnoxious. i may have done something wrong but i don't feel like i should be here. i feel like house arrest or probation or something. >> the one we're going to see today. >> is that the one with the hair? >> yeah. that will be a good story. >> yeah, there's got to be a story behind that. that's definitely done on purpose, you know that. >> yeah. >> classification officers will interview collins before determining whether to place her in minimum, medium or maximum security. collins says her hair loss was due to a salon mishap. the officers have their own suspicions. >> collins? >> yes. >> we are from the classification unit and we have to ask you a couple of quick questions. what happened to your head? i was at a salon and getting my hair colored so i could go blond so i could ge

project has elected to address the payment of the favorable housing fee of 23 percent of total housing unit the project sponsor has produced an all the times project for the design the project sponsor has withdrawn the in kind agreement and pay the eastern neighborhoods infrastructure impact fees and in addition the project sponsor will provide the public squaller in alignment with 22 street from texas to missouri and maintain the stair it has been updated to reflect the clanks in addition the department didn't support the modification to the off-street parking parking abnormality meeting the criteria and after analyzing the project the staff recommends approval specifically the project complies with the apartments of planning code and consistent with the objectives of the general plan, the project is located in a zoning district they been permitted and the project has a use of new pdr space and upgrades for the public assessable stair walk that provides a new pedestrian connection between 22 street and private and open space for the common residents and consistent and respects the neighbor

>> gang members disrupt the housing unit. >> they all feed off each other. one kicks in the door and they all join in and start screaming. >> when inmates fled their cells, the search team takes action. >> you must comply. >> and they place one in special restraints. >> [ bleep ] drop you first [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >> i told them in the hallway i could feel an attack was coming on. i feel like i'm going to hurt somebody. >> a female inmate poses a dangerous threat to staff. >> she took a swing at me, scratched my face and it was on. >> she's like, uh-huh, uh-huh. >> we went toe-to-toe. >> bam. >> when somebody disrespects me or something, we're going to take care of business. >> already facing 16 charges, a gang member picks up five more inside the jail. >> you know, everybody thinks that this job that we have is such a gravy job and such an easy job, i challenge anybody to come in here and work this job for a week and see if we're overpaid. >> from the alamo to its famous >> from the alamo to its famous riverwalk, san antonio is one of the most popular

connection to families residing in san francisco rental assistance demonstration converted housing development units. during the period of november 1, 2015 through june 30, 2017 in the amount of $110,702 plus a 10% contingency for a total grant amount not to exceed $121,772. >> this property is located on 666 ellis. the chp staff it using their own staff for service connection. >> do i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> any comments or questions from the commission? all in favor? >> aye. >> commissioner james? >> yes. aye. >> commissioner loo. thank you. any opposed? motion carries. item i, requesting authorization to enter into a new grant with mercy housing for provisions of service connection to families residing in san francisco rental assistance demonstration converted housing development units during the period of november 1, 2015 through june 30, 2017 in the amount of $56,978. plus a contingency for a total grant amount $62,676. >> this property is located on -- the mercy housing staff will be providing their own service connection. >> you have a motion to discuss? >> so moved. >> than

connection to families residing in san francisco rental assistance demonstration converted housing development units. during the period of november 1, 2015 through june 30, 2017 in the amount of $110,702 plus a 10% contingency for a total grant amount not to exceed $121,772. >> this property is located on 666 ellis. the chp staff it using their own staff for service connection. >> do i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> any comments or questions from the commission? all in favor? >> aye. >> commissioner james? >> yes. aye. >> commissioner loo. thank you. any opposed? motion carries. item i, requesting authorization to enter into a new grant with mercy housing for provisions of service connection to families residing in san francisco rental assistance demonstration converted housing development units during the period of november 1, 2015 through june 30, 2017 in the amount of $56,978. plus a contingency for a total grant amount $62,676. >> this property is located on -- the mercy housing staff will be providing their own service connection. >> you have a motion to discuss? >> so moved. >> than

he's now the house man, or lead inmate worker, of his housing unit. >> everything's going pretty good s-4. i'm happy. everything's -- thing is are on track. >> the only compensation for a house man is more time out of his cell and extra food trays. >> trays up. >> battaglia's new cellmate jonathan bevalac works as a food server. they've created a business of sorts, trading their extra meals for commissary goods, and then they trade those items for favors or even more commissary. >> normally on the tray, i just take the main course and the snack. and i'll give away the other, you know, like they're hungry. they don't have -- they get one tray. i get three. you know, i'm feeding you and you're providing a service for me. you help me out. you clean my room, heat up my water in the morning, wash my dishes after i eat. i don't -- i won't do nothing for free. >> we have our hand in everything, food, laundry, toilet paper, anything that come in the tier we have our hand in. >> anything extra. i feel -- i feel some type of way about toilet paper. i don't know why, but when i go through one ro

housing. with care from the homeless. >> 54% of renters and one-third spend more than and 50%. we have lost between 2002 and 2012. with those to rental unitsare not enough affordable housing but the government doesn't do enough to enforce the laws behind affordable housing. >> so the mayor finally discovers the crisis. was teetoo preoccupied with the horse-drawn carriages? >> and then to that point. >> politics 101. then you fire the guy who is in charge. it is incredibly hard to your answer. >> i asked but they actually call the rise of homelessness. >> do you know what i should say? by a piece of art $25. >> but people will not just by the craft. >> last week you saw me for what has been going on. in the history of the united states. in and did a little bit of trouble. they have already broken ground much to the dismay of the historian and conservationist who want to have the historical and. ripping of construction to start building this housing unit for their employees. and the public outcry, . >> with the other legislators from the state of their jersey are here right now to pull the press conference. >> this is the property adjacent t

. >> and h2-a, one of the housing units. >> we teasingly call this the hamptons, um here with no cells, freedom of movement, as long as they listen. that's kind of their punishment. the thought of having to live behind doors again. >> most inmates in there are pretty compliant, easy going. a lot of them are in there for minor crimes. so we really don't have to stay on them that much. but you do still have to supervise them. >> i call it h2-awesome. pretty nice. you have a lot more freedom. you have all-day day room, a microwave. two flat-screen tvs to watch. pull-up bar and stuff for working out. >> this is the best unit in jails. >> this is the penthouse of the jail. >> it's still jail. you are locked in one room 100% of the time. >> sean denbraven arrived, and a night he remembers little of. >> i was blacked out drunk. i don't remember eastern having that photo taken. every single time i've ever gotten in trouble has directly been related to alcohol. >> i don't control how much alcohol i drink and then i black out and then go crazy. >> denbraven says on the day of his arrest he had a

so, the goal is to connect keep that unit mix in the housing spike we have since the number of bedroomssize. the second modification is amending the findings related to the cost of the realization when removing an unauthorized unit. this is a minor change. the way the ordinance read/write outcome it says that the cost of legalization is going to be -the factor it divides is the cost per square footage. whether they're proposing this cost per unit and that's only because whether we been collecting his cost per unit not cost per square footage. the third one is a very simple amending other tables to reflect these changes. >> that's a very good explanation in one quick question, mr. sanchez overlooked ask you, does this legislation come any kind of code compliance relative to how these units function or is this basically kind of implied suspended or what? >> in order to legalize the units they would need to do mistake compliance with the building code. is that the questions. >> yes. basically safety although not things we normally expect. i will make sure that implied.. i would like to tak

this affordable housing is 50 units of housing and half of the cades aged out of foster car and half for people that reach ami of 55 percent. so, i really am in support of this. that anybody should have to go through this kind of process in the city of san francisco to build affordable housing, it doesn't make sense. so, i urge you to support supervisor wiener's proposed legislation on conditional use. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is george [inaudible] i'm the president of the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods. primarily i'm here to ask once again for a continuance on proposal number 9. this proposal was given to us the day before thanksgiving vacation and moving very rapidly and piggy backing on the [inaudible] which you were kind enough to prolong to january 28. it is very complicated, we need to be able to study it. we are very positive for affordable housing, especially for low income affordable housing. we supported the mayors bond and we have some major concerns about this legislation. we see that it gets rid of things like threats of appeal for

the amended ground lease for 99 years with the twenty-four hour associates for one hundred and 9 housing unit on farrell street. >> at this time, i'd like to call supervisor jane kim the sponsor of this legislation farrell street was built in 198 of a 12 story building comprised ever one bedroom units a proposed amended ground lease with the parents corporation the tenderloin development corporation that manages many of the buildings in the tenderloin this extends the term of lease for another 65 years of affordable housing with an option to extend for 34 years for a total of 99 years the project contracts unsought seniors 50 percent of the average medium income technical changes that is the relocation and cash out 80 precedes to other i - financing options and a pay back to the city of $3.2 million of ground lease and the rehab of the one and plus units are zero city subsidies the financing structures is by carryback finance and 4 percent cash benefits a number of improvements that will be included included water and updates to the city and the ground floor space for better services and the

the other unit is going to be in the thousands at least. the rules about where off site housing can be built. mission bay with 100 units with affordable housing built by lumina. with all of this affordable housing, while there is a lot of private schools that see the opportunity that school opened up a new school building at folsom this year. i think there is a lot of folks that don't have $19,000 per child for sending kids to private schools. please support the school bond for mission bay. thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. that's what the public comment is for. it's on enrollment projections. can i have a motion to reopen? we have a motion to reopen public comment and we can do that without objection. public speaker: hi. my name is roman and i want to take an issue to the rules by sfusd. my family came here from norway. and we moved into potrero hill because of the program. we are currently renting a one bedroom apartment and we have two kids. by yield i don't think that works into the factors you are using. we are looking

so due to the fact that she had a lot of people in the unit where she was housed with severe problemsto get her moved out of that as fast as possible. >> mcmeans was moved into a general population unit. >> now i get to come out and go up and down the stairs, and in and out my room. i get to take a million and one showers a day if i want to. i can do anything. >> since we've moved her to b pod, she's calmed down. she's -- you know, she can interact with other inmates now. >> what's yo plans when you get out? >> get real. >> beside your babies. >> start my damn life. just me and my kids. >> and you was just doing good just got on with the wrong people? it's sad. >> while mcmeans awaits her court date in a week she is concerned about deangelo young's court appearance. >> my man in court today. i'm trying to see -- waiting to see what happen. hopefully he get out so he can be with my kids. >> he appeared in court on a domestic violence against mcmeans. he originally pled not guilty but suggested he might be willing to change his plea. >> if i have to get out that day i'm willing to eithe

about 200 and 70 homeless veterans we're going to houses by the end of the year and identifying housing unit but asking for more help we're going to be helping help from the federal government we need to make sure that those vouchers that our veterans get have the opportunity value that is reflective of the kinds of housing costs our vets are facing even though we have perhaps enough of those vouchers to go around they don't reflect the high cost of living that's why we're advocating with hud and the freshen to increase the value 0 so this bmsz a more valuable thing the other part to request we have a deeper commitment by the property owners in san francisco we have great people who have served our country that are having have possession of the voufrngz and need homes and apartments and place kept off the market we want to make sure that we ask a broad venue of landlord and property owners throughout the bay area to assist us in low income those units for our fine veterans this is what we're nourng today begins with the city's commitment address my commitment as a son of a vet he want san fr

in short, the law requires mu nis papties to offer developer to include affordable housing units in the paujects. more units that currently allowed under existing. in [inaudible] court case in nappy county affordable unit providing a inclusionary ordinance qualify frd density bonus. at the same time a number of other housing initiatives were happening, including the mayors housing working group, work on the housing element and prop k which stated 33 percent of now housing is affordable. this pushed staff to push the housing bonus program to deliver more affordable units in san francisco without subsidies. the state law is quite broad in the scope chblt it allows a gerp maximum of 35 percent increase in density as well as up to 3 incentives from the zoning code to make a project financially feasible. the program complywise the requirements the state law while tayloring it to the housing program and context of san francisco. realize the state law would yield a max [inaudible] provide up to 30 percent on site affordability which alinels with prop k goals. as i stated before, the state law

it stands for secured housing unit.e units house the worst of the worst. >> mostly assault, intimidations, threatenings. whether it be on staff or inmates that land them in here. so these are -- these are not the good guys. >> when we visited the shu at indiana's wabash valley correctional facility, the staff made it clear, absolute control is the top priority. >> your quietest day in the shu can be your worst day in the shu in two seconds. some of the challenges we face are the threat of being gunned down here, or as we have in here. having feces or urine thrown on you. spit, blood, semen, anything you can think of has happened in this building. >> but for inmates in the shu, the monotony breeds a horror of its own. they told us what it was like to spend 23 hours a day in a windowless concrete cell. sometimes for years at a time. >> you're always trying to find a way to come up for air. the place suffocates you. you know what i'm saying? >> it's a tone, for me, you know? it's like the tomb. it's like a tomb, a concrete

on the other side of the jail is a much more restrictive housing unit for inmates who don't qualify for programming either because they've yet to be convicted or have had disciplinary issues. >> broken up with 26 tanks that house from eight to ten or 12 inmates in each tank. there's one sink, one bathroom for 10 or 12 inmates. they make due. >> life in here sucks. you've got a lot more freedom in prison. you get to walk the yard a lot. >> we hardly get yard, probably one time out of the week, two times if we're lucky. >> this is lockdown. there's nothing doing but read a book. and then you don't get anything educational books. >> jason served one year for credit card fraud. six months after his release, he was arrested for possession of credit card making materials and must now serve an additional two years because it was a probation violation. he says he's anxious to participate in the program again. >> on the other side of the facility, when you go to ab 109, the classes, it's really good insight on what you want to do with the rest of your life. not this level. most definitely not th

they announced today it will build over 200 affordable housing units at the site of a closed school. the district says the housing project is an effort to recruit and retain teachers. starting january, the district says it will collect proposal from housing developers. teachers cannot keep up with the rising cost of housing in the bay area. the union is one of the highest performing districts in the state. the district says it is one of the lowest funded in california. the superintendent said the campus is one of the reasons they need that teaching housing project. >> our employees at the salaries they have, they can't compete. as apple finishes the complex, you have the spaceship coming in, which will bring in 10,000 new employees into the area, all of those employees have to live somewhere, which is increasing the value of everything around us. >> the district has identified this campus for the teacher housing unit. luther elementary school hasn't been operated since 1982. the district leases classroom space on the campus to four private schools. the schools have been notified of th

unit. but in the reverse case where the cities asking the developer to build the affordable housing, we areoing to be double that amount, $533 per unit. when it fails to mention in the case where the developer pays the mayor's office of housing were building units at for individuals making 55% of average median income. so that individual makes $39,250 e. those units require a lot of subsidies could in this reverse case where we are paying double what we'd expect it developer to pay the mayor's office of housing were letting them build hundred percent of ami. which requires far less subsidies than a unit for 55% ami. so, this individual is thinking $85,000. not only are we paying double what are developers they were letting them build much less subsides you get past the first thing. the second thing supervisor wiener had brought up the definition of surplus property and he asked if the definition of surplus property is one that had [inaudible] those appropriate definition of utilized previous november 3 of this year, before we revise the surplus property owner ordinance in 22, that was how w

. >> a young woman finds loves in the jail's one co-ed housing unit. >> all robbery has been just something that came always natural. >> charged with a spree of armed robberies, an inmate now comes investigation from inside the jail. >> rumor on the street is he's putting out orders to assault officers. >> i wouldn't say it's an assault. i would say more of a punishment. >> i was told that he was up for murder, but you never know. >> a distraught father speaks for his son, who if found guilty could get the death penalty. >> i know my dad knows in his heart i'm not a killer. i know he knows that. >> overlooking charleston harbor is fort sumter. it's here the first shots of the civil war were fired in april 1861 the fort is the one part of history that has been preserved in charleston, south carolina. a city that several travel publications describe as the most hospitable in the nation. but outside downtown sits a modern day fortress. where strife and conflict often overshadow southern hospitality. >> it's crazy here. you get a little bit of everything. you have suicidal inmates. you get fema

investments include $5.2 billion in residential properties, accounting for roughly one out of every six housing units in the county. finally, california supplies a steady stream of new residents who move here seeking job and housing opportunities. between 2000 and 2013, net migration from california added 160,000 residents to clark county. that is equal to a full 25 percent of the county's total population growth during that timeframe. this influx of new residents, and new incomes, has kept our economy growing by adding to the labor pool and creating new demand for homes, hospitals, grocery stores and movie theaters. ((jeremy aguero)) our economy works because of our proximity to california, a state with more than 38 million people and the eighth-largest economy on the planet. to complain about all those californians invading our city or clogging up i-15, it might be worth taking a minute to consider just how important they are to southern nevada. and don't forget that there's a good chance one of them is your neighbor. ((denise valdez)) everyone seems to have come from somewhere else. how many peopl

some town house units are also planned. boote says rent amounts will be based on a housing analysis conducted by the city of spirit lake. cost of the project has been pegged at $20 million. (matt) steve, when could construction start? (steve) plans call for construction to start in the spring. looks like we're going to have another foggy night tonight. for a first look at our forecasr, we'll toss it over to after the fog dissipated this morning, sunshine took over as high pressure continues to build in across the viewing area. fog will be a factor tonight, once again, as skies clear and the snow pack remains on the ground. this will yield patchy dense fog across the region with some visibilities falling below a mile. a hearing has been set in the lawsuit between des moines water works and drainage counties. attorneys defending sac, calhoun, and buena vista counties filed a motion to dismiss 10 of the 12 counts in the lawsuit. they say under iowa law, drainage districts are immune from suits and therefore those counts should

>> though wells has been cleared of the escape charges, he won't be taken back to his original housing unitather, he will be kept in a smaller unit, where inmates can be better monitored, and for wells, that's good enough. >> i feel good. it feels good to be out of the hole. it's like feeling like coming home, feeling like a release. county jail, it ain't going to happen. at all. definitely not by me. i won't even say that on the phone. when i get on the phone i'm going to tell my girl we can't talk like that no more. what's up, baby? oh, man. my lawyer called you? and told you? for all the youngsters that's watching, this ain't what's up. this ain't what you want to do every day. this ain't what you want to go through. i said what you see is what you get. >> coming up -- >> i am excited. i'm not going to jump for joy until they cut this band off and walk me out them doors and then i'm going to be happy. james dean prepares for freedom. discover card hey! so i'm looking at my bill and my fico credit score's on here. yeah! we give you your fico credit score. for free! awesomesauce! the only

. >> he's housed in a special maximum security unit on the eighth floor.e kind of keep them all together. so by keeping them all in one place, we're kind of restricting their movement and ain't to go around the jail. hi. >> he is charged with possession of marijuana, possession of a firearm by a felon. he has pled not guilty. two men are cousins, but consider themselves brothers. >> ton solg. >> you all be getting the message: >> you know what i'm saying? we entertain. you're all going to rap. >> they. >> it's what we do. ♪ tell the world it's me >> or focus the whole time as always being whole music. i would bet 10,000 to a bucket of crap that he raps. >> these are more than just music videos. >> your typical gang rivals before, were based off of, you know, territory, drugs, money, with technology being the way it is now and the way the gangs have evolved. . everybody was. >>> a lot of times, we can look on thor in nerlt to see what i'm buying. >> i'm listening for the con tebt. >> i will. >> we will forward this. >> kind of calling them out and telling t

if he doesn't feel safe or he's having a lot of anxiety and being in a housing unit and he feels threatened, protective custody may be the place for him. >> the protective custody unit is in the same wing and follows the same restrictions as administrative segregation or add-seg. deangelo toomer had been in ad seg but now he's been transferred to an even more restrictive setting. >> mr. toomer apparently last sunday, he had threatened to stab one of our officers. apparently this was a verbal threat. however we do not take those threats lightly. >> i never made no threat to anyone. if i'm going to do anything to anybody, first and foremost, i'm not going to threat. i'm not going to talk about it. i'm just going to do it. >> coming up. >> i've been hearing you've been affiliated -- >> what is that? >> deangelo toomer meets with a gang investigator. and -- >> around 2:00, he had a medical emergency. >> william jarrett passes out. >> inside the sheriff al cannon detention center, deangelo toomer is awaiting trial on a burglary charge. he has just been sent to disciplinary segregation for allege

it won't just include housing units, but supportive services like healthy living opportunities and a-a meetings. "these folks are going to have every support they need to continue to thrive and enjoy their healthy life s sles." linn county's director of veteran affairs says there is plenty of need for this type of project. "26:42 the main dilemma is affordab le housing. t tre are a lot of they are not making -with a family- the cost of housing here n our community." but this comes with a message as project leaders work to secure funding. "we have got a lot of work as we are going to unveil this is just the start, this is a special program under the iowa finance authorities qualified allocation program for the tax credits. we are not the only people applying for this but looking out here i know we are going toe the best. it's ju how we are going to get there." those who work day-in and day-out to help veterans are more than ready to see the work start. " let's make it happen. " the group is aiming for a construction start of this summer. as for the fununng - it's coming from three sourc

. >> last month the mayor announced more than $2 billion to go to housing units for the >>> three school in one of our area's larger districts are ordered to close. reason and how parents are reacting. >>> major changes in security at popular theme parks. >>> here at the lowe's theater in lincoln square, the "star wars" premier had fans lining up >>> in brooklyn, firefighters rescued a woman who was struck and pinned under an suv. it happened around 1:45 this afternoon. the woman was crossing the street when this mercedes hit her. she was trapped under that vehicle until firefighters arrived, lifted the car, and she is listed in serious but stable condition tonight. >>> some shocking news for parents on yong long island. one school district has announced plans to close three schools. leaders say they'll close 3 of their 18 schools by next fall. gatelot and tecumseh elementary school. the district broke the news to parents wednesday night. >> it's sad for the kids. i'm sad for the staff. >> one of the reasons why we chose to move here was because of the school. so breaks my heart. >> the