hit the hardest, the wall street landlords have moved in. in some parts of southern california, one in every twelve homes was foreclosed on. >> como esta? >> bien, bien. >> so nice to see you, thank you so much, gracias. >> now what's this? >> oh, really? it's a big house. >> esperanza rosales was in tammy's situation not long ago. the home she lost is also now owned by colony american homes. she had eight days to pack up and move 22 years worth of belongings. >> what has been the hardest thing for you since you lost your home and became a renter? >> esperanza and her family now live in a rental home owned by another corporate landlord. >> the new landlords have moved into communities already plagued by housing instability. housing advocates and federal officials agree: we are living through the worst rental affordability crisis in u.s. history. now communities are concerned about wall street rents. we went with esperaza and her daughter to this community meeting in south la. los angeles already has the highest rent to income ratio of any ci

. >> it's a landlord's market and rents are rising across the country. the question is: are investors jump-starting the economy or laying the foundation for a new crisis. >> right now the biggest landlords in the u.s. is wall street. >> tonight: fault lines investigates america's largest and most powerful landlords: wall street. >> atlanta is really rough right now, is very rough you know for a family to own your home. atlanta now is becoming lease and rental. >> atlanta georgia is a city that was gutted by the foreclosure crisis. six years after the crash, many residents here are still at risk of losing their homes. since 2008 almost 5 million u.s. homes have been lost to foreclosure. now, there are nearly two million more homeowners who are on the brink. >> eighteen years. over 18 years you've worked and poured your heart into where you live to make the house a home that you're children have grown up in. your memories are here. what do we do? we fight. >> tammy doe was fighting to keep her home of nearly two decades when it was foreclosed on and sold t

the landlord has been ignoring their calls.on 8, the bench and a call then as well, no response." pam moore>>: chronic reached out to the landlord as well. so far, our calls have not been returned either. continuing our c strom coverage tonight, residents are still cleaning up the mess left that behind. dear still concerned about the potential for more damage in the next storm. reporter>>: these lines mean that the power in the belmont mobile home park is been restored. building ends expect their stated trains in the areas i hope that the drains well allow people to evacuate faster. charles stone helps create a fund raiser earlier this week to help out parents to have storage children in the area and find a place when they've been displaced. new speaker: and there's another storm on friday. jacqueline bennett>>: the rain continues at this hour but were seen meany's body and light rain. the wet pavement and a drizzle just keep coming down here and the golden gate bridge. so far and, it's been a quarter inch of rain, in other pla

-sal: the landlord. lemonis: what did he say? i told him i was gonna have the taxes ready for him today. he was upset about it. lemonis: how much is that? sal: $52,000 and change, i think it is. lemonis: and so that's past due as well? -giovanna: mm-hmm. -sal: yes. lemonis: call him. tell him to come back. sal: okay. [ ringing ] mike: hello? lemonis: hey, mike. this is marcus and sal over at artistic stitch. how are you? yeah, i'm sal's new partner, and -- well, that's the reason for my call, is to let you know that and also to let you know that i have the check for the taxes for you. it's $52,000. how much is in arrears? sir, is it possible that just you and i could meet for a few minutes? mike: all right. i'll stop by on the way back. lemonis: thank you, sir. i have to just tell you, this is like a recurring theme. people feel like they're not getting the full story. and are we past due on the rent as well? he said we're in arrears. what are we past due on? -sal: you know, so, he -- -lemonis: what's this? -is this certified? -s

but still, we would have that status for a new landlord, and so thanks for listening. >> mr. pappas, you understand that this is site specific to that... >> let me finish my question. to you. you indicated in an earlier statement that you felt the current landlord is not going to talk to him. >> and i did talk to him. and we were not a good fit and they were notified of this hearing and they talked

maybe we can do something nice for for the landlords. they have a 1031 tax federal maybe we can set a program in the city instead of losing a tax by not reinvesting 2 years into another rental, maybe they can hold onto that money and keep it so that we kind of mitigate the loss that we're losing but we're spreading the wealth around. more people it happens get to share in it instead of being vulnerable and scared we're taking a little bit more of the speculator's money and we're passing it around so this way way people can make an an escape maybe find another place to live. i think it helps more people. now, if we had a mayor that came down and said that they would like this to happen, would you work with him or her? thank you. happy holidays. >> any other members of the public who wish to speak on general public comment? seeing none public comment is now closed. madam clerk. >> items 49 through 53 are being considered for immediate adoption. >> supervisor avalos. >> item fifty please. >> i would like to request that we sever item 49. ma

that means landlords are acquired to keep buildings a koftdable enough temperature. follow the law tenants are often literally left out in the cold until now. every year new york city gets more than 200,000 heating related complaints. >> freezing. >> reporter: court documents show the battles for heat and other basic services for the tenants in this building in harlem has gone on for years. >> so many landlords have been getting away with this. you make complaints and then tell the landlord that there have been complaints please turn the heat on. we are coming for an inspection and then heat on for three days. as soon as the inspectors leave the heat is off again. >> reporter: one new nonprofit startup is making sure that won't be the case anymore. >> we create web enabled temperature censors that can track temperatures within the apartment and our web app will show you when based on new york city housing code the apartment is in violation of the heating laws. >> we call this a cell. it includes very tiny chip which you can't see that measures the temperature. >> i t

a moment and specifically thank some of the stakeholders we worked with tenant organizations and landlord representatives and small property owner owners and labor and management we worked with neighborhood advocates all over the city and worked with many departments the department of building inspection the city attorney their staff and commissioners, i want to thank my aid amy chang that worked on this two years of her life and the colleagues the board of supervisors in particular supervisor wiener supervisor tang and supervisor malia cohen and i want to take a moment and thank an individual not with us ted was one of the first leaders in the tenant community we worked with over a year and a half ago he helped that the legislation in april with us in spirit and thank the thousands of individuals from all over our city the seniors and artists and tenants our landlords and homeowners that represent the amazing diversity of home sharers here in san francisco thank you for being with us today (clapping.) i am very proud of our san francisco board of supervisors in recent years we've worked

but still, we would have that status for a new landlord, and so thanks for listening. >> mr. pappas, you understand that this is site specific to that... >> let me finish my question. to you. you indicated in an earlier statement that you felt the current landlord is not going to talk to him. >> and i did talk to him. and we were not a good fit and they were notified of this hearing and they talked with the xwor don property management who managed it before and that thou knew what a good tenant we were and we did not lose the lease we gave it up. >> and so, i mean there was a, and this, i mean that this is a... and i mean the responsibility to move back in, and we like to get in the bigger space if we move back in, we can do it right away, otherwise it will be at least four to six months to find a location. that is how long it takes to deal with planning and you know, i letter of determination tooks nine weeks not 4 to 6 like it was supposed to. it took me two months to prepare. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. sanchez? >> to read from the letter of determination and reques

terrible debris soap electronics and possible mole the landlord is missing in the place is no longerger >> reporter: the two children there live in the summer no longer staying here. i'm just waiting to figure out what could happen now call the landlord to let her know before busted when it busted i called again to let a was a hole in the ceiling and she said she would come but nobody has come out. when don nelson is a far exceeds gonna be six or four gonna have christmas here i'm pregnant in this is really bad for my health. then we also have plumbing problems that she will not fix issue after issue. >> reporter: are reached out to a landlord to see when the ceiling would be fixed so far have not heard back. >> reporter: and if you have a story the to one is to look into the to our kron-4- dot-com and send in your idea. >> reporter: and national news not gonna be able to see this movie the interview it will not be in theaters anytime soon of sony has decided to pull the plug on the christmas day release. . north korea did not find the film funny at all and they have been linked to t

the landlord missing since all this happens and her sister chris had say they cannot get a hold of their landmark answer really the goal kicker thus telling people with year after his arm just winged figure out what happened i called her before a zero and choose christians here and iraq's second be all kinds of stuff having asthma being pregnant really bad for the same this environment than a ton of problems she won't fix issue after issue she will deal with only time she gets in touch is less time for the rent to be paid. >> : the shot the landlord when the ceiling will be fixed so far have not heard back >> : if you have a story would like us a check in to visit our web site at kron kron-4- dot-com look under by kron 4 story tab and then send us your idea >> : of north idaho indian near where high 1192 intersect about 5 mi. south from sfo and steadily reining in cemetery since 3:00 p.m. very steady but never rains extremely hard. the people who live in this area are really grateful for that because look at this video of what happened last night if to to think what highs to pete. reside

>> siding with the landlord?>> one more story, this girl really loves her guy because she said yes after this proposal. and her name is not miley cyrus. the man thought it would be a good idea to propose by appearing from her window hanging by a crane. it was never secured and toppled over and got worse when another crane tried to lift it damaging a neighbor's home, too. nobody was hurt and the engaged couple is now celebrating in paris. >> nothing says i love you like destroying an apartment building. that's why godzilla was so huge in the monster community. >> what did those diamonds look like? >> okay. >> oh, rick. >> my turn? >> yeah. >> hey, temperatures today across parts of the central plains, another warm one. here across the northeast, a cool day, better than it was yesterday, but we'll see quite a bit of sunshine along the coast more cloudiness. down to the southeast we're looking at another nice day, as well, except the southern plains, parts of texas and oklahoma are looking at severe weather, watch t

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as the city is the landlord to the food and bev rage and we take about $18 million a year in rent with these operations and also it's essential to the funding of the operations of the airport and that revenue stream is endangered by disputes like this one that boiled over last week. this is one of the largest employment base this is the region employing many thousands of workers and the quality of these jobs as we'll hear in a moment as the airport is a huge importance to our communities an families from our communities as well. it affects who can pay rent and who's in danger of losing their homes, it affects who gets health care security and who riskings falling deeply in debt when families fall ill. this is so much around us, not just at the airport, but it's our whole economy that's impacted and it has huge implications for our city and as such we felt this miles merited can know that there is ha tentative agreement that's already been acknowledged to me, but i think hearing your stories and voices is critical, but the you can do your best to be sus say that it is my hope that that

. >>> a man is in jail today accused of killing his landlord. police found the landlord's body inside a home early yesterday afternoon. they later arrested his tenant who lived in a garage at the home after a stand off that lasted into the night. homicide detectives believe the men had a heated argument the day before. >>> police investigating the death of a pedestrian that was struck and killed. it happened yesterday evening. investigators say the man who died was walking in the crosswalk when the bus hit him. police talking to the bus drive tore try to determine how it happened. >> all of that rain we received here in the bay area met quite a bit of snow up in the area. chains are required and on highway 50. chains are required starting at i'll dorado county. they tell us what they want mountain goers to know. >> get ready for winter travel as that storm that passed through the valley brought snow to the sierra here. we have got about 6 to 8 inches of snow on the ground. it is expected to continue through the day here. many of the resorts repo

the individual just needs to take the initiate ive to contact the landlord or the property management. one key things is to have a letter from the medical professional and identifying the person with the disability and establishing the disability and the service this animal provides them and it enables them to equally use their dwelling and that's what landlords and property management need to understand too that it's a civil right. and the behavioral standards on the part of the animal as well. they need to have it under control at all times. i can talk about support animals all day long. feel free to give us a call at 554-6789 and i can give you anymore information as well as and if anybody from the public needs information, i can give you that information as well. >> any other public comments from presentations from those in the audience? how about those from the bridge line? >> hello, everyone, i just wanted to thank kevin, chris, star, latonia and all other veterans here listening to your service. we need to remember these men and women took an oath, a pledge to keep our country

i'll safe the comments i'll talk about what's going on with the project the deal property by the landlord and developer what's happening is that instead of waiting for the central selma resloan that is adjacent to the property owner with in a partnership of some kind of with 4 city is proposing a massive spot zoning up zoning of only their property so this project will not comply with whatever the central selma plan that should go along with the office building instead it will get special rules for one property owner only so what's that worth please look at the chart on the back see but the chart on the backside this chart i can't buy land for less than 57 hundred there's a square foot the up zoning increases the build out for the property depending on 2 hundred percent or one hundred percent more of build out, if you will, how much does that increase the landlord promissory note profit by $137 million it's a gift to the property owners that's what's being property by a virtual of a massive spot of up zoning well how much of that up zoning extra value are they proposing to put back into c

areas with technology assistance it required like technical support and legal support for falts landlord and city regulations making it more difficult to flip building and housing legacy businesses important informing 20/20 groups going forward we have a practicum that will work out if we get enough students to register to encourage the spring students to - we've got a little bit of a understanding of where those businesses come from and how they've impacted from themselves on behalf of people that work in the businesses and it's good to talk to people that are located near those businesses but also the next step ford forward to investigate the retail community impact for the modifications of san francisco it's hard to define how a business can i know impact a community it a what about financial but other ways and how to gage this community impact is really important this is the for the collections group the next 2 the legacy best practices and upon the idea for this trying to rely what is going on in san francisco and trying to understand how it is globally how other best practices are

price up to 250 and above people come in and clear the building out with the tenants and some of the landlord are selling for 250 but given if we pull this off it keeps people in their homes we shouldn't subsidies affluent people it's interesting the concept of short-term rentals on new development i don't know the legit i know this is clearly new maybe we should wait until the ballot issue is sleltd somewhere down the line and i sat in planning yesterday and said you know there's a few job sites with the developers construction prices is up one percent but there is yield on the properties two or three percent a month going up to two or three we need money on the table with the fees forces the community benefits and share on the upside we had this conversation this doesn't cover one hundred percent of the impact thirty or 40 percent we need to get that number up higher i don't know how but as a policy getting 60 or 70 we try to leverage it but we're trying to patch the money to mitigate the impacts but i mean it's we have more of a shared responsibility especially from the upside of the vendo

information from the documents and enforced them that can be used for the business owners for the landlords that be affiliated with the legacy program there's a lot of information and we figure it's best to consolidate some of the most i'll have information in a way that the business owners and lymph gland can use that's already and . >> and that's in our packet. >> we've actually included idiotable version of the document there maybe for information added and taken out but one thing my team suggested was that for the community impact of the legacy business f this is still vaguely defined we're not sure based on the documents what exactly what constitutes impacts and how that's determined by the community and network by neighboring businesses perhaps so maybe ones that information is a little bit more clearly defined that can be at and include into the graphic because this what it is important this issue came up next group was the legacy business mask to capture the years of experience and ownership rental and commercial space and gross receipts, etc. as part of the legacy so initially the

is missing since all this is happening now is said and i get ahold of the landlord.to know someone on the house will not take care of it the two children live in his home are no longer saying here at the time it rains it leaks and at starting to smell time is when to figure out what happened at another it was a bubble when the bust i told her there was a hole on the selling season of a house in the roof without knowing has been how we have to sit here with a big hole in our selling not knowing of the one to get fix not knowing it would have christmas here would know was in the selling to the rest are all kinds of things is that for my health to stay in this and by men because i am pregnant. : she is of such as when it's time for the rent to be paid >> reporter: so far have not heard back every salter to figure when the lack of.. >>darya: to the share ideas >>mark: more on the storms as in recent storms continue more trees are falling down there but we can from the drought tree trimming crews have been all over the bay area. you can never be certain to rise on a tide

of that amount, $231,000 will be paid by the landlord and the remaining $865,098 will be paid by the city. we show a full budget for the tenant improvements on page 52 of our report. we do recommend you amend the resolution to state the revised estimate of the city's cost for tenant improvement is $865,098 instead of the $865,098 that is stated now and we recommend you approve the resolution as amended. >> thank you, mr. rose. >> no questions. >> i don't don't we move on to public comment if there's anybody who wishes to comment on item 9? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> motion to approve. >> any issues right now? okay. >> (inaudible). >> okay, we have a motion, mr. rose's recommendation, approve the item as amended. >> item no. 10, resolution authorizing the director of public works to execute modification no. 62 a professional services agreement with jacob services for the general hospital rebuild program and increasing the contract not to exceed amount to approximately $21 million. >> okay, thank you very much, dpw here to speak on this item. >> good morning, my name is

after 24 years, providing daycare at fun kids, at the corner of fourth and mark, the landlord has told the daycare it must go and fast. what would the end of january mean to your facility and the parents that bring their kids here? >> well it certainly challenges given the demand for child care in this market. >> reporter: cohen says fun kids parent company have been talking to the owners listed on city documents as first states investors 300llc for a year about a new lease but got the bad news midweek just last week. he says parents were shocked and not just about the closing, but that the end of january was it. >> shock, disappointment, upset, all the emotions you would have if you had children here and a great high quality locate. >> reporter: reached by phone, the management company for first state investors refused comment. this woman says her 16 month old adores the center. the other kids and teachers. she thinks daycare facilities should get a break. >> a daycare facility needs to be given different kind of considerations than a cafe or a different kind of business because they

we kept the address and because you didn't want to and we were considered the landlord and so we did have the location on the block where it was. but, you know, we provided the service to may of 2012 and it did not seem feasible and it is not the kind of service that we offered to our patients. >> other the question would be so he was not charging you rent during that period. >> no we paid rent to may of 2012 and because of the delivery service was not, you know, we didn't have the revenue. >> i am talking about from after 2012, to the current time sir. >> we did not pay rent but the space was kept open for us. and there is a letter. >> was that being done on the property during that time? >> there was nothing at the time. >> we kept it open because they were hope thating we would move back in. >> and beginning of 2013, it was discussions for 2 or 4 months. >> okay. >> and which (inaudible) >> thank you, is there anyone here representing the subject property owner? >> seeing none, then we will hear from the zoning administrator. >> the subject property is located within an rc 4 zonin

. >> the tiny technicality that's got the landlord ready to call the cops. >>> we have the standard belowps. we also have the silly blow ups but at the heart of it all we have the spirit of giving. coming up we'll tell you how all of these holiday lights are ♪ >> philadelphia police are looking for the suspect who robbed a 7eleven and got away with some cigarettes. it happened just before 3:00 a.m. thursday on the 3300 block of aramingo in port richmond. now they say the suspect tried to pay for two cartons of cigarettes but with rejected bank card. when it did not work as you can see he jumped over the counter hitting the workers and then ran off with the smokes. >>> a bucks county contractor is convicted of stealing millions of dollars from people. 58-year-old john sue chi accused of receiving payments for major remodeling jobs and then doing slipshod work and demanding more payments. more than 10,000 people filed complaints -- more than 10 people filed complaints against him. he will sentenced next week he's facing more than 100 years behind bars. >> a judge says south carolina mom was

. >>> condo controversy why a landlord says that this u.s.r home on leave to meet his new baby can't stay with his wife. we will have that story when we come back. by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> today is sunday, december 14th, good morning, everybody thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer. the it is 8:00 306789 lets check that forecast and kind of feeling like december 14th, carol. >> yes good right on the money. >> this is exactly right, i don't think anyone would confuse weather today with july. >> no, no. >> or maybe even february, it does feel very much like december the the 14th, 2014. we are looking at some clouds out there right now, relative comfortable temperatures 39 degrees in center city. it is in the brightest unday that we have ever seen, we will take a look right now at palmyra cove nature park or camera, in that position, looking out towards the city and we have got some clouds over philadelphia. 39 degrees right new there. wind northwe

will have reaction from top security experts and san jose family plan to the landlord is after the rain forces with to the family's roof and ceiling there kron 4 story after the break. so far so good we have the chance of morning sprinkles today's was the nice get a breath of a breather. >> james: that more now on a to the struggle to get the problem fixed. >> reporter: debris came tumbling down at the ceiling of this home collapsed with all the rain that we have been getting this is what tennis are now left to deal with terrible impossible mole is the ruling is no longer livable to all this happened turner sister said they can i get a hold of the landlord. the two children and live in this home and no longer saying there tech water unless noted the low and selling. we have from a problem the she will not fix no time she is such as is one sign for the rent we pay >> james: look under my kron 4 story and send us your ideas will take a break coming up on the kron 4 morning mills will talk about the timing and the next four storm system coming up next. ard. gift giving is an art what do yo

no help from her landlord and, they saw our story and offered to help to exer minnate, today they came, it was worse than we imagined, there were bedbugs everywhere. >>> everywhere we peeled back paint, there was bedbugs, and live bugs back there. if a female crawls up there, she can crawl up, where there's an opening, and females can lay 4-7 eggs a day. >>> repainting the apartment, and applying insecond take side and, they offered, to buy her a new bed. >>> this 106-year-old is the only gift she wanted was a big thank you. >>> it's just the right thing to do. >>> and a big smile for us. >>> you are going to get some help they called change 7. [laughter] >>> well, it has been a year of unrest and anxiety, 2014 has brought a series of highs and lows in the united states, and ryan takes a look back. >>> "hands up." >>> 18-year-old michael brown, a black man was gunned down by a white police officer in august in the weeks following his death, ferguson saw violent protest's its streets. >>> would he need justice for our son. >>> he justified, his actions as self-defense, and a grand jury