brussels is a neglected city. let's it is clear that not enough is protected in brussels. the problem is that no one is sponsible. when the city gained autonomy to make its own decisions, the number of historic listed buildings increased tenfold. let's that was in the 1990's. for several years now politicians have been putting on the brakes. but with a reservation at a standstill, explorers can continue to enjoy t t ruins. >> one german insurance agency, sex parties, and a hungarian spot. the price of the women involved receive much less attention. high unemployment has driven thousands of women into prostitution. >> during the day people come to sit and swim in the pools. but they really get hot after- hours. this is where the insurance company rewarded insurance salesmsm with a sex party. canopy beds were placed in the garden. ladies wore armbands of different colors to vindicate with services that would provide. after each customer's service, they got a stamp other arm. hungarian newspapers reveled in the details. the spokeswoman for the administration does not see the

city. >> reporter: they have about 10,000 photos. he says that the owner has repeatedly ignored citations in one of the most egregious landlord neglect cases the city has seen. >> these are vulnerable tenants. it's not safe for anyone in the communities. >> reporter: ktvu investigating the complaints. one building caught fire last november and officials say there were no working smoke detectors. gardner says she is the victim and the problems are due to tend to do not pay rent or broke the pictures. she says she has been overwhelmed and she dumped out a bag of mail in front of me. >> i am a human being and i wish they had justice. >> reporter: today we learned that garner lives a rather large house in oakland could she must pay $80,000 fine and tenants will not have to pay rent until she fixes the problems. >>> the search resumed today for those seven fishermen missing in the gulf of mexico. it had spent eight days since the boat sank. some of those who survived were able to swim to numeral islands. a team of divers is heading to the region but last week or they have not yet arrived. >>> a group of schoolchildren held a bake sale tod

you have seen corners of the city where grass is growing or people are neglecting these places. along comes a bureaucracy called dpw with others gaining confidence that we can do something about it. we can take a neglected part of our city where there is a corner that nobody takes responsibility for and is an eyesore some good conversations take place. the streets and parks program at dpw with ed's help, engineering, they start talking to a bureaucrat about possible funds for a community grant program. then a leader starts appearing in says there is something we would like to have. the neighbors want it. we've been doing it on may flower, carver. can do it bigger and make it more beautiful. the neighbors and kids work closely with dpw, parks trust. as you can see behind me, i think somebody else's property discuss another $1 million in value. it is worth it to transform light, to make sure we do it with our supervisors held and everyone concerned about the beauty of the neighborhoods. this is what makes neighborhoods strong. this is what i want to continue building on. leaders a

are now getting some legal assistance in what is being called the biggest case of landlord neglect in the city's history. this is a story we have been following for months. people living with broken bathroom fixtures, mold, even roaches in buildings all owned by long when gardener. they say she is neglecting her landlord duties. gardener says they aren't paying rent. [ indiscernible ] >> but i try my best. i'm a human being. >> now oakland city attorneys have stepped in. gardener has been order today pay an $80,000 fine and the building she owned will be put up for sale. she will never be able to own a multiunit apartment building in the city. and as for residents no one will have to pay rent until all the repairs have been made. >>> a southern california county supervisor is reviving an old idea splitting california into two states. but with a new twist. riverside supervisor jeff stone, a republican, wants 13 conservative southern california counties to join together to form south california. the new state would not include the more liberal los angeles county. the riverside county board of supe

what is being called the biggest case of landlord neglect in the city's history, a story ktvu has been following for month, people living with broken bathroom fixtures, mold and roaches, in buildings owned by gardner, who says they aren't paying rent. >> if i make a mistake, okay, i try my best. i'm a human being. >> now, oakland city attorneys has stepped in. she has been asked to pay an $80,000 fine and the building she owns will be put up for sale. she will never again be able to own a multiunit building in the city. as for the residents, no one will pay rent until all repairs have been made. >>> the family of a teenager who was trapped in a sand tunnel collapse hopes he will be breathing on his own soon. 17-year-old ryan buchanan was buried when the tunnel collapsed on him. he had breathing and feeding tubes put in. his family said the surgery went well and has begun to open his eyes. that happened yesterday morning. >>> hundreds of children will not get to go to summer camp this year, after a san jose based nonprofit shut down without warning. we went to their office this morning

this is called the worst case of landlord neglect the city of oakland has ever seen. but now residents may finally be getting justice. it's a story we've been following for months. people living with broken bathroom fixtures, mold and roaches. the building's owned by hon win garden. now the city supervisors stepped in. >> these are low income seniors, disabled people, immigrants. a lot of people being taken advantage of. even if they were aware of conditions, it's not safe for anyone in the community. it's really unacceptable. >> after reviewing the thousands of claims, gardener has now been ordered to pay an $80,000 fine. for her building she currently owns they'll undergo repairs and put up for sale. while the repairs are being done though the residents won't be required to pay rent. >>> well, tonight your season ten american idols are coming to the bay area. ♪ [ music ] >> that's this year's winner scot ty mccreery. tonight he and the other finalists bring the tour to oakland. santa cruz natives and fan favorite james durbin also part of the tour. he says fans will

are now getting some legal assistance in what is being called the biggest case of landlord neglect in the city's history. it is a story we've been following for months. people living with broken bathroom fixtures, mold and roaches. all in buildings owned by hon win gardener. they say she's neglecting her landlord duties. she says they aren't paying rent. >> i apologize the whole city if i make a mistake. okay. but i try my best. i'm a human being. >> now city -- oakland city attorneys have stepped in. gardener has been ordered to pay an $80,000 fine and the building she owns will be put up for sale. she will never be able to own a multiunit apartment building in the city of oakland. and as for the residents, no one will have to pay rent until all repairs have been made. >>> time now 6:26. it's a job fair this afternoon to help bay area workers. this job fair will have recruiters from dozens of companies including walgreens, golden gate university and potential insurance. they have hundreds of job openings. the hire event will be held on market street in san francisco. the job fair begins at noon

neighbors blamed the bank for neglecting these houses and they blame the city for allowing the houseso run down garbage in dilapidated structure to bring property values down and are ugly over all but what is more these are a safety issue in a health issue. >> this is a fire hazard we know of houses look like when they begin during the down, it is worse someone tosses a cigarette in the think unlike the house up. >> the city has committed resources to clean up the public areas and they're saying that code enforcement is being stepped up but the overwhelming number of problem properties makes it difficult and there's a psychological ato blight when there is trashing crumbling buildings all throughout the neighborhood is send a message that it is ok to dump garbage there. >> temperatures are cool today with the increase to sea breeze, 66 san francisco 70 oakland, 76 hayward. inland valley and it stayed for the war. the us look at the difference over the past 24 hours, we saw a little cooling for the bayshores. also a lot cooler down in san jose. as we head into tomorrow not a lot of ch

city code is explicit. no driver of a taxi cab will refuse or neglect to convey any orderly person. >> you can't discriminateyou shouldn't northbound this line of work. >> reporter: he suspended a taxi driver last year for refusing to pick up a woman in a wheelchair. but the city has only received four refusal to carry complaints in the last 10 years. >> they tend to be dramatically under reported. they may not trust the government. they may be embarrassed. they may think they did something wrong or they may not want to make waves. >> all things that he grappled with before he called fox 5. >> we have to do something to make the change. it takes one person. i'm sure i am one of many who have gone through this type of thing. >> reporter: tisha thompson, fox 5 news. >> in all, four out of seven cabs refused us service. the equal rights center says since you can't rely on complaints to tell the whole story, cities like alexandria should conduct sting operations to combat this kind of discrimination. >>> this story started with a tip. if you have something you want us to investigate, log on to myfoxdc.com. >>> i

cities and towns. after the fall of the soviet union they were taken down and fell into neglect. that prompted phil you must to set up a pocket dedicated to lets you ania's sunday of history. this open a museum welcomes visitors only around and there's no shortage of them into. foreigners and lithuanian tonight come here to get a glimpse into the country's relatively recent past. here people learn something about socialism and what we went through in those times . the iron curtain weighed down very heavily on the soviet union the outside world knew little about this country. in one thousand nine hundred decided to split from the soviet union. parliament that by the tout as landsburg has declared the republic's independence have. thousands back to the decision rallies became a constant feature in central vilnius with demonstrators demanding that moscow recognize that u.n. is statehood. first the speaker said emotional words about freedom then the craze began singing let through anya's anthem many people how to raise in their eyes they couldn't sing along because they were so overc