it doesn't have to be a manicured lawn, but we don't want it to be overgrown weeds. >> there are recent aamendments that say you can't pave over the required landscape area, in the front setback, particularly, planning says you have to maintain a certain portion of that ads landscape area, people have been paving that for more parking and we're starting to tighten up on that, in the city as well. >> okay, let's walk up the street here. okay. we're going to stop up here. and look at this. look at this cute little thing, what kind of tree is this? what are we looking at? >> that's the fruit of the strawberry tree. you can see the fruit t actually looks like a little strawberry and they are are edible, pe but they don't taste like strawberries, they don't taste like much at all actually. >> there's a difference between edible and good. >> that's right. it does not taste like a strawberry, but looks like a strawberry. it is really a great street tree, they don't get huge, a lot of people who have views or who have concerns about maintaining a very large tree, can choose a tree like this, wh

well-manicured lawns. a nice place to live. >> yeah, and my kids play outside. i don't have to worry about seeing cars coming down the road. >> that's one reason why officer, martha aliviso, decided to move her family here. the one caveat? these houses are located inside san quentin's gates. when the workday is over, most officers head for the gates, en route to their homes. but for others, home is no more than 100 yards away. >> it's hard to live in the san francisco bay area. rent is so high. we couldn't buy a house because the prices just skyrocketed. and then, with just my income, it was just impossible to live like that, so i asked warden if it was okay if we moved in. we waited three years. but we got it and here we are. >> there are 87 houses in all, and when one becomes vacant, they become available to officers in need of cheaper rent and a shorter commute. >> i hear a lot of people say >> there are 87 houses in all, and when one becomes vacant, they become available to officers in need of cheaper rent and a shorter commute. >> i hear a lot of people say

what you'd see was this neatly manicured front lawn with no rocks or bottles. >> in the end, the jurorsieve the deputy's story that they were the ones that came under attack. >> they were flat out lying. >> the jury finds for the doles on all counts, imposing at the time, the biggest police brutality verdict in history, nearly $16 million. and all because a neighbor heard a ruckus and turned on a home video camera. >> you can't beat the truth. that's what prevailed in this case. >> none of the deputies involved has been disciplined. the official reason, no one could identify any of the deputies accused of brutality. after ten years of delay, the doles received their damage reward which, with interest had grown from nearly $16 million to $24 million. for their part, the deputies from the los angeles county sheriff's department now shoot their own video whenever they have to break up what they believe is a disruptive party. >>> when we come back -- >> the fine is right here, sir. it's $137.50. >> you are [ bleep ] crazy! you name it. i've tried it. but nothing's helped me beat my back pai

filled with nice home, well-manicured lawns.eamily with a secret no one imagines hidden inside. so, i mean is this a daily thing? where you have to shove your way through here? >> i just don't come in here. >> reporter: you don't come in here. so, you've essentially made a whole section of your house unusable and unlivable. >> yep. my son loves to play the piano. but he can only play one half. >> reporter: kay says she is what is known as a hidden hoarder. >> be careful. there are things all over the floor here. >> reporter: while most people imagine houses that lookokike landfills, as seen on the bizarre tlc hit "hoarding: buried alive," there is another side, people who guard their hoarding behind a seemingly normal facade. >> renee moved in with her friend, eileen, and her roommate, raquel, after her home was declared unlivable by the city. >> renee and i met 33 years ago teaching. at the same job. i found out renee was a hoarder accidentally. one time, trying to find out if she was home. and i was trying to yell through her