you've already >> i think supervisor kim has a question. >> oh, yeah. supervisor kim. >> please come up. my question was i know there was a study done of the victorious so there's a lot of concern about the mom and pop and how this legislation impacts them but who's the veeshgors. >> i just wanted to address that we finished compiling a lot of research and joint tenants with the organizations looking at the ellis act eviction and i have numbers to share and make public. first of all, one hundred and 3 units were evicted by serial evictors 41 percent of the units alone were evicted by folks who ellis acted more than wound. speculators will indeed take advantageing of the ellis act. in 201312 percent of ellis act eviction happened less than months of ownership and 2 to 3 months of ownership and 20 percent happened win that six months to one year and 15 percent between 1 and 2 years this is showing you concludely that they've not been long time mom and pop owners >> do you have any information on the 20 percent. >> we have that in our database. >> thank yo

so, supervisor kim has moved to accept the amendments as proposed by supervisor chiu. can we take that -- those amendments without objection? the amendments are adopted. [gavel] >> supervisor kim? >> thank you. and i just wanted to thank president chiu's office for this legislation. i certainly knew quite a bit, i thought about the environmental impact water bottles had and learned a lot when mayor gavin newsom prohibited water bottles here at city hall and the board of education soon quickly followed as well when we learned about the environmental impact. something that you view that is just good for you to be drinking water all the time, but learn even more through this process. and wanted to also note that a lot of the impact is also just from [speaker not understood] really heavy loads of water throughout the country when you can get it from their fawcett or many other places that are much, much closer to you. so, i certainly become one of those that believe in not using water bottles when i can and really glad to see this move forward. i hope we can really move tow

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sensitive - sensitive we've found 51 percent of householders have children in hair homes >> supervisor kim has a question. sir. supervisor kim >> thank you. i appreciate all of the work that was put into the legislation and it's really clear when you read through it a a lot of indication to protect tenants that maybe in a situation your talking about. and another asian law caucus staff member talked about this tenant. i guess one of the questions in the situation that it was spoken about easily that was evicted how would this legislation help the tenant in that situation >> in this somewhere the landlord would have the option of legal listing the unit. >> right my guess this landlord wouldn't have gone through the legitimization process it's not mandate that's a volunteer program. >> that's correct we feel the intent of this legislation we've got to be careful in trying to represent homeowner interests this is about homeowner stabilization so thankfully we have a mechanism in place but the idea is to take care of a good percentage of secondarily unit that need anytimeal changes. >> what's the

supervisor kim has made a motion to move forward with positive recommendation and can we take that without objection? >> yes, please. >> okay, without objection, that will be the order. [gavel] >> madam clerk, is there any additional business before the committee? >> there is no further business. >> okay, then we are adjourned. [gavel] >> thank you, everyone. [adjourned] >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in in this cfo memory i remember having cfo with mile-an-hour grorm >> and they were having sausage with my grorm. >> and i was six or seven and i made a face. >> when i was younger i had a preference for cfo i used to drink it but that did something to my body. >> i've been drinking coffee since i was 17 role the only thing i'm good at i have trying to find my way through school i jousted coffee and decided to do that for the rest of my life i started looking into the process of the coffee and where it came from and where do those beans come from oh, they come from a fruit. >> the coach stays with me i grew up and one day i'm going to own a coffee shop i should at it in 98 i visited over 11 hundred coffee

. >> so i'm wondering i know that supervisor kim has other questions but if it's possible to include the language it's clear what you just stated. >> commenting i have a number of other comments but i want to wait. >> i want to reiterate how important this is. if people don't have confidence that they're going to be able to come forward this prosecute screening process works this program will not workout as well as people think it will >> if i could really restate it the hazard language if there's no imminent hazard language then nothing will provide you a basis to move forward with. >> at this particular time. >> a couple of things for the existing already we know which property are ready those should be moved forward, you know, we put the language on those those will be in place and the second thing that what i insist they have their own professional to try to get it down instead of coming to our department and saying i have a certainty thing to comply because of a life saving issue. >> thank you supervisor kim. >> those are for dbi as well. either one of you are welcome to answer

. >> so i'm wondering i know that supervisor kim has other questions but i

. >> supervisor kim has moved to adapt the amendments as proposed by supervisor campos and we've take those amendments working class. >> supervisor campos. >> thank you to the committee for listening to this item and thank you all the tenants and advocates and the community members that have come out for this hearing. i think it was very moving to hear the testimony especially from people who are fatiguing eviction that's not easy to talk about. let me say that i know that a lot has been said about the hardship and the need to protect the small landlord i think this legislation does that but i think we have to put that issue in context. my feeling is that when people try to justify what's happening in terms of the displacement in this city that the folks who are trying to justify some of the displacement, you know, always point to the small landlord as the poverty child for what's happening. the vast majority of evictions as was said is happening by the speculators who have little no common if anything with the small landlord. if the concern is in the way those smalltime landlords are

you've already >> i think supervisor kim has a question. >> oh, yeah. supervisor kim. >> please come up. my question was i know there was a study done of the victorious so there's a lot of concern about the mom and pop and how this legislation impacts them but who's the veeshgors. >> i just wanted to address that we finished compiling a lot of research and joint tenants with the organizations looking at the ellis act eviction and i have numbers to share and make public. first of all, one hundred and 3 units were evicted by serial evictors 41 percent of the units alone were evicted by folks who ellis

lillian kim has her response, which you'll see only on abc7 news. >> the mother is only 16 years old. the father, who is accused of biting off their baby's nose, is 18. he is in jail while the mother has been at the ba's side at children's hospital in oakland. doctors reaattached the nose but are waiting to see if the surgery was successful. police say it happened on thursday. they got a call saying that the baby was bleeding from his nose. the baby is only a mock month old. the father said he bit off the nose out of frustration because he cooperate get -- couldn't get the baby to stop crying. the mother doesn't buy the excuse. >> i didn't see no anger or stress. seeing him in the hospital, it hurt. it hurts my feelings a lot. my heart is broken. >> doctors also determined the baby has suffered a skull fracture and a brain hemorrhage. mom says she doesn't know how her son goetz injuries. doctors are suspecting child abuse. the mother heads to family court on tuesday and will fight to bring her son home when he is released from the hospital. no telling when he will be well enough. doct

kim, has the president fundmentialy changed america to the point where this class warfare is spreadingey out, take it from here and give it to there, will it work? >> here is the problem. >> what they want to focus us on they kept saying the deficit is falling. we can talk about why that is. mostly because tax revenues are gushing in and because the president is robbing the military of a lot of money. the fact they had to talk about this means they remain worried about the political criticism and the public view of out of control spending in washington. they know that's one of their greatest liabilities. that is going to be a big issue for many voters this fall. >> thank you very much. we have to take one more break. when we come back, our hits and misses of the week. >>> it's that time for our hits and misses of the week. kim, first to you. >> a hit to the seven senate democrats who joined with republicans to kill the nam nation of adegbile who had been named to run the civil rights division of the justice department. he is a cause celeb of the hard left in part for his work defending

>>reporter: neighbors say the supervisor jane kim has not been responsive enough. they have been peppering her office with complaints for more than a year but kim says she wants to give the mradz a another shot. >> there is so much resources that were poured into make that a nice plaza. would i hate to see it just go away. >>reporter: this man heads the department of public work that designed and installed the plaza. he said he wants to try better lighting. surveillance camera and fence to discourage bad behavior here. only after those fail would he consider ripping out the parklet. >> opening up the street will not solve the problem at this time. i think we need to give it a chance before we take that step and if we all meet and that's the consensus then that would be a discussion that we should have. >>reporter: this petition was presented to remove the parklet more than 150 people signed it. now police sell me it's up to the neighbors to reclaim this plaza the more they use it the better off they will be. it's not an easy task as i saw firsthand. this story bega

her husband says kim has grown up since he saw her on tv years ago. megumi yo coto gave birth to kim after she was taken to north korea in 1977. in 2002, north korean officials said yokota had died years before. they provided remains they claimed were hers. but japanese officials say a dna test proved they were wrong. the yokotas say they didn't ask their granddaughter what had happened to megumi. they said they didn't want to make the meeting political. japanese government officials say at least 17 japanese nationals were abducted in the 1970s, and '80s. >> malaysian authorities are looking into the possibility that the pilots of the missing jet turned off the aircraft's communication systems. they say they may have done so voluntari voluntarily, or may have been forced. systems were cut off before the captain's final radio contact with air traffic controllers. the boeing -- the beijing bound plane carrying 239 people disappeared from radar on march 8th over the south china sea, about 50 minutes after leaving kuala lumpur. the pilots were in contact w

until the asylum is granted, kim has to remain in the shadows of her adopted city. >> in bahrain police broke up protests after the funeral of a 23-year-old who died in police custody. thousands attended the funeral of a man detained in december, accused of smuggling weapons, protesters threw rocks and petrol bombs at riot police. >> two people have been killed in anti-coup protests in egypt. one person was killed, 16 injured in cairo as protesters clashed with police. in alexandria one was killed, two injured. a caretaker government is expected to be sworn in on saturday. >> al jazeera conditions to demand the release of its staff. mohamed fadel fahmy, mohammed badr and peter greste spent 63 days in prison accused of having links with a terrorist organization and spreading false news. al jazeera rejects the charges. abdullah al-shami, from the network's arabic channel has been held since august and he has been on hunger strike for more than a month to protest against his imprisonment. >> french president francis hollande promised his army would discharge rival militias. he's been visit

>>reporter: neighbors say the supervisor jane kim has not been responsive enough. they have been peppering her office with complaints for more than a year but kim says she wants to give the mradz a another shot. >> there is so much resources that were poured into make that a nice plaza. would i hate to see it just go away. >>reporter: this man heads the department of public work that designed and installed the plaza. he said he wants to try better lighting. surveillance camera and fence to discourage bad behavior here. only after those fail would he consider ripping out the parklet. >> opening up the street will not solve the problem at this time. i think we need to give it a chance before we take that step and if we all meet and that's the consensus then that would be a discussion that we should have. >>reporter: this petition was presented to remove the parklet more than 150 people signed it. now police sell me it's up to the neighbors to reclaim this plaza the more they use it the better off they will be. it's not an easy task as i saw firsthand. this story bega

>>reporter: neighbors say the supervisor jane kim has not been responsive enough.y have been peppering her office with complaints for more than a year but kim says she wants to give the mradz a another shot. >> there is so much resources that were poured into make that a nice plaza. see ito see it just go away. >>reporter: this man heads the department of public work that designed and installed the plaza. he said he wants to try better lighting. surveillance camera and fence to discourage bad behavior here. only after those fail would he consider ripping out the parklet. >> opening up the street will not solve the problem at this time. i think we need to give it a chance before we take that step and if we all meet and that's the consensus then that would be a discussion that we should have. >>reporter: this petition was presented to remove the parklet more than 150 people signed it. now police sell me it's up to the neighbors to reclaim this plaza the more they use it the better off they will be. it's not an easy task as i saw firsthand. this story began with the t

supervisor kim has made a motion to move forward with positive recommendation and can we take that without objection? >> yes, please. >> okay, without objection, that will be the order. [gavel] >> madam clerk, is there any additional business before the committee? >> there is no further business. >> okay, then we are adjourned. [gavel] >> thank you, everyone. [adjourned] >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a

. >> neighbors tell me their supervisor jane kim has in the been responsive enough. they have been peppering her office with complaints for a year. tim says she wants to give it another shot. >> there is so much resources that was poured into making that a nice plaza. >> mohammed nuro heads department of public works. he told me he wants to try better lighting, surveillance cameras and fencing. only after those fail would he consider ripping out the parklet. >> opening up the streets will not solve the problem at this time we need to give it a chance before we take that step. and if we're meeting and that is a consensus, that would be a discussion we should have. >> more than 150 people have signed petition to remove the parklet. police say the more people used the plaza, the better it will be the story began with a tip and you can reach me on my facebook page, on twitter or phone. >> little park, big problems >> amazing what you found there. >> tonight a bay area company makes its >> virgin america announced it will stop serving mineta san jose international airport

as supervisor kim has said that if you have seen the inclusionary housing program and just how lengthy the process is, there is definitely this case management piece that is essential. and so we are here today to ask for your recommendation, and your support for the seniors is individuals and families to get this accessibility this type of service thank you for your type and we have a couple of our clients to speak. >> my name is teresa and i am the case manager for the build for housing program and i have a client, her name is dalatu, and como and they are willing to speak. >> [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> these thanking the bill for the housing program and for person like her, to continue this program who are poor. so she is thankful that you guys are supporting this program. >> yeah. >> this is alan. >> yes, i am alan and i give thanks to the housing for helping me to for the affordable housing and for i am disabled and i need the housing. okay, thank you. >> i am just to note that miss laho just recently got into the family housing. and so it just pretty much you know our w

. >> neighbors tell me their supervisor jane kim has in the been responsive enough.peppering her office with complaints for a year. tim says she wants to give it another shot. >> there is so much resources that was poured into making that a nice plaza. >> mohammed nuro heads department of public works. he told me he wants to try better lighting, surveillance cameras and fencing. only after those fail would he consider ripping out the parklet. >> opening up the streets will not solve the problem at this time we need to give it a chance before we take that step. and if we're meeting and that is a consensus, that would be a discussion we should have. >> more than 150 people have signed petition to remove the parklet. police say the more people used the plaza, the better it will be the story began with a tip and you can reach me on my facebook page, on twitter or phone. >> little park, big problems >> amazing what you found there. >> tonight a bay area company makes its wall street debut. >> virgin america announced it will stop serving mineta san jose international airp

lillian kim has her response, which you'll see only on abc7 news. >> the mother is only 16 years old.her, who is accused of biting off their baby's nose, is 18. he is in jail while the mother has been at the baby's side at children's hospital in oakland. doctors reaattached the nose but are waiting to see if the surgery was successful. police say it happened on thursday. they got a call saying that the baby was bleeding from his nose. the baby is only a mock month old. the father said he bit off the nose out of frustration because he cooperate get -- couldn't get the baby to stop crying. the mother doesn't buy the excuse. >> i didn't see no anger or stress. seeing him in the hospital, it hurt. it hurts my feelings a lot. my heart is broken. >> doctors also determined the baby has suffered a skull fracture and a

i'm sawyer, supervisor kim has a question. ~ [speaker not understood] innovating a lot of parks now which is awesome and they're beautiful. >> thank you. >> did the department -- what is the department doing to -- or is there -- are we actually installing water filling infrastructure in the parks as we renovate them? i know, for example, dolores park, i don't think we're doing that. maybe i'm forgetting something. can you just let me know what's happening there? >> so, in our interior facilities, that's a pretty easy -- >> a lot of parks don't have -- >> right. in our landscapes, it's a little more challenging. i actually have not looked closely at the substudent ordinance, but i believe there is lack wa in there requiring us in capital projects over a certain amount to continue to do that ~. it is our goal, as you know from participating in many of our community meetings, there is covering associated with costs, but it is a stated goal for all of our capital projects. >> and, so, in terms of what would rec and park -- what could we anticipate going forward? do you have a park that doesn'

the artist has felon here from new york mr. kim please stand. he'll be here to audit graph our stamps he said he wanted to make this stamp that meant more about the celebration itself so you may want see the horse taking over the whole canvas but it's a smaller superimposed imagine and the image is of the traditions and culture that meant so much to him. so a very personal series of paintings oil on canvas that kim making has made. now for the moment it's at the stamp dictation i'd like to welcome the poverty manager david stowe (clapping.) good morning and thank you allen for that kind introduction. it's a great pleasure to be here to celebrate the latest - excuse me. i couldn't see that. it's a great pleasure to be here to celebrate the new lunar stamp and i'm pleased to be sharing the stage with mayor ed lee. hose been a tremendous support in san francisco. as allen mentioned a fumdz mayor ed lee has helped with the stamps including let's year of the dragon a few years ago. not just here in the united states is this important but indeed the s

lilian kim has the story. >> it is bizarre. >> residents of this quiet neighborhood has no clue as tost bay mud maintenance truck on thursday. the you till says they look like the hundreds of others in the fleet. a 2008 ford f-250. it contained $5,000 worth of tools and an east bay mud hard hat and work badge. the concern is they will pose as an east bay employee. >> our crews won't be asking to come inside unless it is a pre scheduled visit. if you feel anything is suspicious call us or dial 9-1-1 if you feel threatened. >> neighbors are shaken by the whole thing. they say the crews have been working in their neighborhood since october and have grown to feel comfortable. >> i had the door open and now that it can be someone fake we have to be more cautious. >> it appears who ever has stolen the truck hasn't gone too far. they have spotted it on saturday . it was gone by the time police arrived. east bay mud is asking for the public's help to help locate the truck and the person who stole it. the license plate number is 128-5077. that's 1285077. anyone with information is urged to cal

lilian kim has more. >> reporter: we are talking about $687 million which will help everyone from farm workers to your water agency. the city hopes to rely on groundwater too. the plan is to drill as many as six wells on the west side. the hope is that a chunk of the project will be paid for by the drought relief money. betsey rhoads is a spokesperson for the san francisco public utilities commission. >> we're looking to diverse if i the portfolio. >> reporter: the san francisco p.u.c. will be asking that some of the money be used to fund a city program not to just give away water efficient appliances but install them too. the utility district is focusing on recycled water and will put a million dollars into the recycled water project. >> it's usual hi used in irrigation, household front yards and highway system irrigation and commercial buildings and we're finding that many commercial buildings want to use recycled water for building cooling. >> reporter: but it goes beyond water infrastructure projects. it will pay for food and housing for farm workers and others impacted by the drou

lilian kim has the story. >> it is bizarre. >> residents of this quiet neighborhood has no clue as to who stole an east bay mud maintenance truck on thursday. the you till says they look like the hundreds of others in the fleet. a 2008 ford f-250. it contained $5,000 worth of tools and an east bay mud hard hat and work badge. the concern is they will pose as an east bay employee. >> our crews won't be asking to come inside unless it is a pre scheduled visit. if you feel anything is suspicious call us or dial 9-1-1 if you feel threatened. >> neighbors are shaken by the whole thing. they say the crews have been working in their neighborhood have growner grown to feel comfortable. >> i had the door open and now that it can be someone fake we have to be more cautious. >> it appears who ever has stolen the truck hasn't gone too far. they have spotted it on saturday . it was gone by the time police arrived. east bay mud is asking for the public's help to help locate the truck and the person who stole it. the license plate number is 128-5077. that's 1285077. anyone with information is urged

abc news reporter lillian kim has the details. >> first it was target, then neiman marcus and now it appears hackers may have targeted the california dmv. >> it's a little unfortunate, considering i was just at the dmv. >> the dmv is providing few details, saying only that the dmv has been notified by law enforcement authorities of a potential security issue within their services. >> the cyber guys are out there looking for data they can sell and resell. >> michelle is chief privacy officer at mcafee. she said she's not surprised they target government entities like the dmv. >> government data it leveragable. so a break-in at the department of motor vehicle gets you a lot of good data. real home addresses, other real information related with government-issued documents. >> the agency said they are reviewing their systems and they will alert customers immediately if they find an issue, but in the meantime customers are told to to monitor their credit card statements for any usual activity. >> you think the dmv would have better security than that since they work for the state and they

meteorologist kim cunningham has more on what to expect, kim? >> reporter: well, lester we can expect a lot of snow and ice. so expect major travel problems as you travel from the midwest to the ohio valley. look at that forecast. it is going to be ice and snow on top of it. if you're in indianapolis, cincinnati, that is what you can expect. the mid-atlantic, northeast, sunday night into monday is where we'll see our major problems just in time for rush hour traffic. now i talked about power outages. we're going to see that, little rock to lexington, travel conditions will be hazardous in this region as ice accumulates out there on the roads and trees which is where some of the problems will occur. five inches of snow, st. louis, little rock looks like ice but no snow for you. ohio valley, possible snow, including d.c., new york, talking three to five inches of snow. so this storm is a big one affecting a lot of people. back to you. >>> kim cunningham, thank you. >>> and winter weather is to blame for a series of car crashes. in denver, one pers