or any landlord suffering. every business is taking a hit in the entire city and county of san francisco. and right now, the only one being proposed and should take a hit is getting federal money. but it only works that way because at the state level and the federal level, we don't have true permanent eviction moratoriums for rent during this period. so, you know, i can't emphasize that enough because we should be -- we should not be any a position where we have to give landlords 100% of back rent when every other business is hurting and they think they can get 100% of back rent and we're forced to facilitate that because we can't get a true state or federal eviction moratorium that's permanent regarding nonpayment of rent during this period. a couple other things. on the 80% of ami eligibility, can you clarify what period of time the income is relevant? i know it's come up in the stimulus or the survival payments like the federal government using old income data even though people have lost their jobs. so i'm

commercial landlord. and the only folks who remain whole through all this legally are commercial landlords. that is a crazy system. it is not the fault of oewd, so it is a bigger issue. but i just wanted to comment on that, especially because of your comment around the grant, that the funds being used are for rent relief. and we understand why a business would choose to use those funds for rent relief, but we need to be real when we're making the grants that we're indirectly funding commercial landlords because of being blocked from the policies that i think we would like to implement locally so intervene and lower that rent debt. with that back to you supervisor mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, chair. i share your frustration. and feeling that sacramento, they're not giving us the tools we need to do for san franciscans or doing the work for all californians. i don't believe -- i believe our delegation is trying to do some of these things. i think there is tremendous, frankly, domination of

or any landlord suffering. every business is taking a hit in the entire city and county of san francisco. and right now, the only one being proposed and should take a hit is getting federal money. but it only works that way because at the state level and the federal level, we don't have true permanent eviction moratoriums for rent during this period. so, you know, i can't emphasize that enough because we should be -- we should not be any a position where we have to give landlords 100% of back rent when every other business is hurting and they think they can get 100% of back rent and we're forced to facilitate that because we can't get a true state or federal eviction moratorium that's permanent regarding nonpayment of rent during this period. a couple other things. on the 80% of ami eligibility, can you clarify what period of time the income is relevant? i know it's come up in the stimulus or the survival payments like the federal government using old income data even though people have lost their jobs. so i'm

i see the benefit to the landlord and that side of the equation, but what about the consumer?a fantastic question. we plug into the system of record, the accounting system of the landlord, and report that data. when you think about residents, we also offer them a mobile application where they can check their on-time credit scores every month. then they also confirm if the rent is paid. it is not only benefit for that landlord for a payment, also fundamental to talk about residents. because if you have a poor credit score, you cannot get a home, right? so we are refocusing on the residents, and financial access and inclusion. caroline: trying to break that this is cycle. this was tried out in 2019 and what did you learn through the going through that process how it helped as a landlord for goldman? >> we learned the partnership in 2019 due to a credit builders alliance, we learned this makes a big difference. 80% of renters able to avail themselves of this benefit increase credit scores. it is important and we touched on ways this has been impactful and great for tenants. this

once funds are awarded, the payments are made to tenants tenants -- to landlords and tenants if the landlord refuses to participate. [inaudible] with these eviction protections expiring at the end of june, nonpayment evictions can resume july 1, 2021, unless new legislation extends it. our efforts have been always targeted to the most vulnerable applicants. 80% of the funds went to black and brown households, and 49% have previously experienced homelessness. to be eligible for assistance from the city program, households must earn 40% of a.m.i. or below and demonstrate housing instability. our program is designed to keep vulnerable tenants in their homes by leveraging existing protection and maximizing prospective rental assistance. the state's current program requires households to make less than 80% a.m.i. to be eligible to apply, but a house must be 50% a.m.i. or below to be prioritized for assistance. if the landlord is not willing to participate in the state's program, the state will provide 25% of unpaid rent for the same april to march time frame directly to the tenant. next slide, pl

landlords to come to the table to provide rent relief for their tenants. i have a district that has larger buildings about half of my district live in building that's have 10 or more units and may live in some of these larger buildings and i know the intent of this resolution and the goals of it are to make sure that we don't leave anyone behind and we prioritize the limited funds that we have and i just want to put out there my commitment and i know supervisor chan has this commitment and supervisor preston and our board and to make sure that as we prioritize rent relief funds, and urge the larger landlords to come to the table themselves, we're not leaving behind the tenants who live in the larger building who's have a tremendous amount of debt and need our support and so, i am of course going to support this resolution and want to make sure we prioritize our limited funds and i want to make sure we all work together and the many tenants, many are families and low income and larger who live this these larger buildings are also supported and we have our b

landlords to come to the table to provide rent relief for their tenants. i have a district that has larger buildings about half of my district live in building that's have 10 or more units and may live in some of these larger buildings and i know the intent of this resolution and the goals of it are to make sure that we don't leave anyone behind and we prioritize the limited funds that we have and i just want to put out there my commitment and i know supervisor chan has this commitment and supervisor preston and our board and to make sure that as we prioritize rent relief funds, and urge the larger landlords to come to the table themselves, we're not leaving behind the tenants who live in the larger building who's have a tremendous amount of debt and need our support and so, i am of course going to support this resolution and want to make sure we prioritize our limited funds and i want to make sure we all work together and the many tenants, many are families and low income and larger who live this these larger buildings are also supported and we have our b

abae,to be here clear renters -- excuse me landlords have collected credit scores on potential renterstime this is a product or a service that will enable landlords to report the payment performance of the tenet to the credit bureaus. do i understand correctly? >> correct the real impetus will focus on this is the 4 million to 5 million people in the united states without a credit score so landlords understand the importance of residents and that's why they partner with us to report on-time rental payments into the rating agencies when you pay mortgage today you get credit when you pay your rent you do not get credit and what we are doing is giving credit where credit is due. >> so you get credit for paying the rent on time just the same way a mortgage holder would get credit for paying their mortgage on time. you have an interesting personal story. margaret, just a second. you came with i think you said your mom from africa and you found you had no way, no credit rating here in the united states before -- you ended up having to borrow at an exorbitant rate from someone this would not

candice: did the landlord let you stay? no, she began the eviction process after that. ♪♪♪ candice: the number of single fathers, like mike, raising kids on their own, has gone up ninefold since the '60s. as young as 15, many live below the poverty line. but we found, all too often, when they need help the most, they're denied basic services, even emergency shelter. ♪♪♪ [siren wailing] candice: it was 2018. mike was only 27. all at once, the mother of his child was no longer in the picture. he lost his home, and he couldn't work and care for his daughter at the same time. he was a new dad and newly homeless. mike: it was raining outside in l.a. we were on wilshire and normandie, right across from this really old church, and i had already called all these different shelters to go to and being denied by them because i either didn't qualify or they just didn't accept men with children. candice: when they had nowhere to go, mike and dannie spent nights in hotel lobbies. mike: i could just say, "oh, we're just waitin' for someon

i'll and a landlord tenant despite. what the family is now saying about the man who died. >>> calling it quits, what leaders say forced them to quit a committee focused on police reform and public safety. >>> it's feeling more like spring, i'll tell you when summer weather will come around. on abc 7 news. >>> i was just shocked because i mean, who knows that something like this would ever happen. >>> tonight we're learning new details about a deadly shooting in antioch. police say a man was killed on his front lawn in an apparent landlord dispute. good evening, thank you for joining us i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. police say someone called them to anna drive this morning. mark boone spoke to the victim's daughter who says what re arrived to hooting is stillc this home on the 3500 drive. the usually quiet street now a murder season. >> both ends of the block block closed off. >> i didn't know what the whole situation was because i didn't hear anything prior to the gunshots. but i knew they were gunshots. >> repo

the quarter virus having a real hard time getting the funds are already allocated for renters and landlords are going to bring you the latest and the college sports world has jumped into the debate over transgender athletes but should this have been a fight they left the pros we're going to give you the 360 view. this is use it right here on our to america i. i. i. well climate change one of the major topics amongst world leaders before the chrono virus hit but you know john kerry and his delegation are set to arrive and when day in china to discuss raising a global climate ambition and putting this back on the main stage now this is all ahead of a virtual climate summit president biden is hosting later this month with which chinese president xi jinping has not yet said if he was going to participate now all of this is also happening as an american delegation to taiwan is being perceived by chinese leadership as a personal side a signal of biden's commitment to supporting democracy for the island so with. the taiwan issue concerns china sovereignty and territorial integrity and china's core

. >>> and a landlord tenant despite. what the family is now saying about the man who died. >>> calling it quits, what leaders say forced them to quit a committee focused on police reform and public safety. >>> it's feeling more like spring, i'll tell you when summer weather will come around. on abc 7 news. >>> i was just shocked because i mean, who knows that something like this would ever happen. >>> tonight we're learning new details about a deadly shooting in antioch. police say a man was killed on his front lawn in an apparent landlord dispute. good evening, thank you for joining us i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. police say someone called them to anna drive this morning. mark boone spoke to the victim's daughter who says what led up to the shooting is still unclear. >> reporter: police arrived to this home on the 3500 drive of garo drive. the usually quiet street now a murder season. >> both ends of the block block closed off. >> i didn't know what the whole situation was because i didn't hear anything prior t

the new ordinance would prioritize the smaller mom and pop landlords and allow corporate landlords to negotiate directly with renters. >>> the man accused in the deadly attack of an elderly asian man at oakland's lake merritt is due to enter a plea today. 26-year-old teonte bailey faces murder and robbery charges. last month investigators say he robbed 75-year-old pak ho who struck his head on the ground and later died. prosecutors are not calling this a hate crime. >>> testimony getting set to resume in the derek chauvin trial. the minneapolis police chief took the stand yesterday. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez is in minnesota with more. >> reporter: laura and marcus, good morning. it is highly unusual for a police chief to testify against his or her officers but that's what chief arradondo did yesterday, eviscerating derek chauvin for placing his knee on george floyd's neck for more than nine minutes. >> to continue to apply that level of force to a person proned out, handcuffed behind their back, that in no way shape or form is anything that is by policy. it is not part of our training.

we are the landlord. eventually, that position will prevail, and in april, end of april, the senate approves the indian removal act. the house approves it a month later, may 26th, with slight modifications the senate accepts those the following day and on may 28th andrew jackson signs it into law. almost immediately the jackson administration starts negotiating with southeastern tribes to get them to remove. we have land for you now. the first tribe to say okay is the choctaw nation, which signs the treating of dancing rabbit creek in september 1830, and it includes two provisions that i want to spotlight for you because they sort of help explain exactly what's going on here and it reinforces what we just said. the first is a provision that says that when you move out to these lands we are going to swap you for in what would become known informally as the indian territory, now oklahoma, no state shall ever be allowed to pass laws to govern the choctaw nation. and this line becomes a standard feature of th

that does not mean that landlords can't pursue other damages. it does emphasize that those landlords have a duty to mitigate losses. as we heard, we all heard, i know from the budget and legislative analyst report on unpaid commercial rent during covid-19, there were some stark and troubling numbers of the 4 behind million dollars in unpaid joseph all -- overall commercial rent. of the $358 million unpaid retail, more than half of that comes from mixed use neighborhood commercial districts. those are ground floor retail tenants that are so vital to our commercial corridors. a year from now we'll be implementing vacancy tax we delayed because of covid. i want to acknowledge there are many landlords doing the right thing and coming to the table to stabilize small business tenants. there are others too eager to litigate their losses. i would suggest it is in their best interest to work with the small business tenants around rent forgiveness. as i said, the storefront vacancies taxes is coming. finally, i do have an item for today's imperative calen

after he had informed -- this was after he was informed by his landlord that his home was going to beold and he needed to move out. nearly three months later, the veteran was issued a housing voucher. but the va did not sign -- a sign a housing specialist to help him find a landlord who would accept a voucher. these vouchers were only valid for eight weeks but the veteran was not called by housing specialists for five weeks. during those five weeks without health, the veteran says he called and emailed the va and repeatedly with no response. finally, when the housing specialist who called him, she was shocked to learn that he's had about traverse along. the housing specialist tried to find him a place to live, and the remaining three weeks but was unsuccessful in the voucher expired. if ed immediately asked to reapply for the new veteran was told that his application would be fast-tracked, but the holiday season seemed to have caused more delays. the veteran contacted office in desperation on january 19th of this year. after a judge ruled to evict, so the property sale can be finalize

the new ordinance would prioritize the smaller mom and pop landlords and allow corporate landlords to negotiate directly with renters. >>> also happening today, in san francisco, transit leaders plan to vote on adding nine new corridors to the city's slow streets program, it would close areas to vehicle traffic to create more social distancing for pedestrians and bikers post pandemic. this latest round of closures focuses on nine historically underserved neighborhoods, including parts of inner sunset, sunnyside and ansa vista. 27 other city streets are already part of that program. >>> have you gotten the covid vaccine just yet? next here on "today in the bay" we'll talk about the importance of holding on your confirmation card and what you can actually do if you misplace it or if it's stolen. >>> we'll have the latest on the infrastructure push in washington, plus mitch mcconnell wants corporations to stay out of politics. we have our fact check ready. >>> plus celebrating a championship. the victory lap for stanford women's basketball team after they return home and one coach winnin

that we're sort of like their landlord. right because that's the one that we're familiar with. so the landlord owns the building you have an occupancy right to live there and how do you get rid of tenancy? you don't like well you change the least terms. so now it would be you know, i love your dog. he's a great dog, but you know the twenty thousand dollar pet deposit. it's not unreasonable. and so you're more than welcome to stay as long as you want to as long as you want to with the dog, but i need 20,000 dollars. you're like, oh, this is terrible. i'm moving you. so i'll miss you, you know, even you've been great, right and that's sort of what happens to the cherokees. what what troop does is he marches into the legislature of george and says look, we where their landlords any uses that and so so we can basically there are tenants we can change the least terms and you guys should should do do something to act on this. and that's pretty much troops contribution at this stage because he leaves the governorship immediately afterwards and moves to washington to be george. senator

lemonis: today, they pay $18,000 a month in rent to the landlord, and they also owe that landlord $2 benefit to the barton family is that they can consolidate all this debt and these leases into one payment and own the property. you're gonna make a rent payment, i'd rather you make a mortgage payment. and then you and i will form an entity. we'll be partners in that real estate deal. jerry: okay. cool. lemonis: if they bought the property for $3 million, the bank is gonna want at least 20% down, $600,000. the company doesn't have the excess working capital, so doing a deal with me would either provide them the cash they needed for the down payment, or i would provide the financing. jerry: it'd be nice to have that piece of property paid for. lemonis: and we'll make sure that if that happens, that we improve the facility. i love the business that you have. i think your facility looks really tired. i think the karts need to be freshened up. i think the inside needs to be freshened up. i think the outside needs to be brightened. matisun: that's our weakness. lemonis: yeah, and i can hel

the landlord is working with them and has discounted rent.t the center must come up with at least $45,000 and back rent fast. we don't just totally just under we will have to close sad news for this instructor who had first volunteered to stay close to her roots but now has other reasons. as we see, you know, kids and other students come through every day and we changed their lives. the center inclusive the instructors, divers who say places like this need to stay open. so see now there is a lot of hatred against asians a positive outlet to address societal concerns and fears and to educate keep the center open is awake. for everybody to come together and understand each other. and a go fund me has been set up over the weekend, and it's raised more than $26,000 half of the $45,000 needed a real testament to how much this place is valued. the center calls it encouraging, but they will need to come up with all the money by next week. julie it's a tall order. let's hope they can. thanks, azenith smith. in san francisco in italian restaurant in t

a man is dead after being shot during what police are calling a landlord-tenant dispute. police say someone called them to a residence on garrow garrow just after 11:00 this morning. when they arrived they found a man with a gunshot wound. they detained another man at the residence who was armed he's now being questioned. investigators did not specify whether the person killed was the landlord or the tenant. >>> new developments. the moderna and pfizer vaccines are proving successful at keeping older people out of the hospital. the vaccines are 94% effective at preventing hospitalizations in adults 55 years of age and older. the vaccines are proving to be 64% effective among the same age groups of those who received the same dose. findings from clinical trial were found before the drug companies received authorization for use. >>> the johnston & johnson vaccines are going back into arms in the bay area this week after a two week cause because of concerns of very rare clotting. the j&j version of the vaccine was offered and being offered today. are people able to get it? >

. >>> antioch police are investigating an apparent landlord-tenant dispute that left one man dead. now more from the victimughta.m to this home on the 3500 block of garrow drive, the normally quiet street now a homicide scene. >> both way were blocked up. >> it is very sad, a crazy times. >> reporter: after hearing the shots one neighbor said she ran outside and saw a man lying in the front yard and a woman screaming. >> i don't know what the whole situation was. i didn't hear anything prior to the gunshots but i knew they were gunshots. >> reporter: the neighbor, who kid not want to be identified, said the man with the gun stood there until police arrived. >> i was not afraid by shocked it happened there. >> reporter: family identified the man who was renting the home with his wife and two teenaged sons. his daughter drove all afternoon with her husband from the home in turlock. she lost touch with her dad as a child, only reconnecting recently. >> two years isn't enough. i kind of wish i had more time. >> reporter: she said he had been unemployed due to an injury but wasn't aware

90 percent of the residences in berlin that will be affected by this what the ruling says is that landlords could claim back in a really is for the rent that they say they would have been owed by having rents comped like this now some rental companies have said they're not going to ask for that money back but all those have said that they will do that which surely is not going to go down well with a lot of people because this coupled with. the pilot any coupled with people having lost jobs is seeing quite a lot of economic impact here in berlin arts were true thousands of people it's quite hard to put an exact figure on it what they say is needed is a ruling on a federal level whether they'll get that are not not for sure. but we heard of the term the work brigade in the u.k. this become a reality soldiers in the british army's rule engineers regiment have been told to mind their language lest anyone for victim to offense not if someone writes or if you grenades on the culture war front line. so the main dangers of being in the military is you can be shot at blown up. or fall victim to non

nations doing they're buying up the housing stock so you're much more more likely to be renting your landlord is likely to be you know these huge funds from overseas where we've sent all are jobs and all are in. you know there's that as well neil feudal globally of feudal class essentially yeah i think there will be an interesting new chapter in all of this is that after all the jobs have been shipped to china the majority of american landlords will be chinese and some most people will have lost their jobs from china they'll be addicted to fence and all shipped in probably from china and paying rent if they can afford a house to someone in china the point is that these were choices deliberate choice yes that had to be debated in congress and the senate that passed those 2 bodies and were able to change the system whereby now you're seeing the demonization of china coming from the biden administration for the very thing biden was in power he was in the senate at the time and these 3 things passed to cause the situation so you know now they're of course. like pretending that they had nothing to

90 percent of the residences in berlin that will be affected by this what the ruling says is that landlordscould claim back in a really is for the rents that they say they would have been owed by having rents comped like they say now some rental companies have said they're not going to ask for that money back but all those have said that they will do that which surely is not going to go down well with a lot of people because this coupled with. the pilot and make coupled with people having lost jobs is seeing quite a lot of economic impact here in its war through thousands of people it's quite hard to put an exact figure on it what they say is needed is a ruling on a federal level whether they'll get that all know it's not for sure. the b.b.c.'s diversity chief slams the bank account when they broadcast his hit show lucifer not being black enough to spot being active by itself but to explain all after the break. the world is driven by dreamers shaped past and present those. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. i probably heard of the work brigade when the u.k.'s become a reality soldiers in the

90 percent of the residences in berlin that will be affected by this what the ruling says is that landlords could claim back in a really is for the rents that they say they would have been owed by having rents comped like they say now some rental companies have said they're not going to ask for that money back but all those have said that they will do that which surely is not going to go down well with a lot of people because this coupled with. the pilot any coupled with people having lost jobs is seeing quite a lot of economic impact here in 'd an arts war through thousands of people it's quite hard to put an exact figure on it what they say is needed is a ruling on a federal level whether they'll get that are not not for sure. social media twitter alters they balance the founder of investigative journalist group project veritas for alleged violations of his policies comes after the collective published another undercover sting video involving c.n.n. and technical director. a strategic these are trying to be like a. people are getting their. approach. to protect. someone. like well like to

90 percent of the residences in berlin that will be affected by this what the ruling says is that landlords could claim back in a really is for the rent that they say they would have been by having rents counted like this now some rental companies have said they're not going to ask for that money back but others have said that they will do that which surely is not going to go down well with a lot of people because this coupled with the pandemic coupled with people having lost jobs is seeing quite a lot of economic impact here in 'd through thousands of people it's quite hard to put an exact figure on it people were overall very peaceful it was very loud people were told to bring along pots and pans to buying when there were clashes though they did little nasty very quickly but overall a very peaceful meeting but this isn't over yet still is going to see rental rises it would seem there's also some contracts that have been signed since this came into place that have what is being called shadow rent shadow clauses in there whereby those rents could now skyrocket following 'd this ruling by th

chapter in all of this is that after all the jobs have been shipped to china the majority of american landlords will be chinese and so most people will have lost their jobs from china they'll be addicted to fence and all chip in probably from china to rent if they can afford a house to someone in china. welcome back reaction has been pouring into the guilty verdict against former minneapolis police officer derek chauvet he could now face up to 40 years in prison on 2 counts of murder one count of manslaughter after the death of george floyd last my crown celebrated the verdict outside the courthouse on tuesday evening. while some celebrated others took to the streets to demand tougher action over police killings of african-americans and protesters in new york called for the abolition of the city's entire police department saying the system is fundamentally racist. tempers were so fired up around the trial that at one point the presiding judge warned the entire process could be railed after congresswoman maxine waters and courage grounds to get more confrontational if chauvelin was acquitted but

her husband died, and she was still evicted by the landlord. when she was interviewed she was living on the side of the road with her surviving children. this is the kind of scale of human misery and devastation that was taking place in ireland during these times. as i mentioned, there is no time for me to comment extensively on the role and culpability of the british government for the massive famine mortality. i don't agree with the genocide interpretations that some have put out there. but it is indisputable that anti-irish, anti-catholic bias and prejudice among the british political elite as well as their commitment to laissez-faire economic and demographic theory certainly exacerbated the mortality that took place in ireland during these decades. when christine comes, she will give you the full view, i am sure, of the british government's responsibility and culpability. it was inadequate and it was heartless. little wonder that immigration surged in these years with 1851 being the exodus when 200,000 irishmen arrived in the united states.

we've seen ppe contracts go to tory donors, we've seen a pub landlord whatsapping him, and then the landlordcontract. we've seen a us insurance firm taking over gp contracts, and one of their bosses gets a job in downing street. it is cronyism and it stinks. so if he thinks he has done nothing wrong and has nothing to hide, will he publish all the minutes, all the e—mails, all the correspondence, all the directions that he gave to civil servants, and all his text messages with david cameron so we can see exactly what went on with the awarding of this contract? well, the government yesterday announced that there will be a review into this. and that i will, of course, participate in full in the review. what i would say is that it is very important that governments engage with external stakeholders, with businesses, in fact, just as the previous question asked. david cameron started working for greenshill capital two years after he left downing street. his lobbying included texts to the chancellor, rishi sunak, and other treasury ministers. mps on the business committee tried to find out more.