but the city council member who represents that district, peter ortiz tells me he's afraid that the human trafficking suspects are preying upon latino and asian immigrants in that community. >> for months right off of what he said. san jose's busiest intersections. a brothel was running in plain view. i live. >> in the apartments next to where this brothel was discovered. city council member for district 5 peter ortiz says this recent bust comes as a shock in these are people's daughters. these are people's family members. san jose police say they found 2 victims of human trafficking at this apartment after a months long investigation. the apartment is now boarded up the ring camera broken on the floor. >> that's very shannon nelson lives in the same apartment complex and said >> while the months were going on with this brothel functioning, she had no idea. would have been nice to know. >> from the office then farm what was going on. police say this is the 4th brothel bust in san jose just this month. 3 of them were in the same neighborhood. these investigations go back months with office

city council member for district 5 peter ortiz says this recent bust comes as a shock. you know, my office takes issues of human trafficking extremely seriously. these are people's daughters. these are people's family members. san jose police say they found 2 victims of human trafficking at this apartment after a months long investigation. the apartment is now boarded up the ring camera broken on the floor. >> but i had no idea that it was human trafficking. that's very in shed. and nelson lives in the same apartment complex and said while the months were going on with this brothel functioning, she had no idea. never thought it was a. >> yeah. it would have been nice to know. from the office both. then a farm what was going on. police say this is the 4th brothel bust in san jose just this month. >> 3 of them were in the same neighborhood. these investigations go back months with officers going undercover as clients. police records show text messages exchanged between investigators and people accused of running the brothels. they include photos of the victims sent to the

cualquier dueño de negocio puede contactarse con la oficina de peter ortiz al número 408 401 436 8 paraestiman que cada 1 de estos recibirá aproximadamente 4 de estas cámaras de seguridad junto a un disco duro y que el costo de estos kits son de aproximadamente 50.000 $. así que esto sin duda será algo que va a ayudar mucho a los negocios, principalmente porque muchos de ellos no pueden tener y comprar esta clase de equipo de alta tecnología, justamente porque hay una barrera económica por el alto costo de esta clase de tecnologías. así que eso es justamente lo que nos dicen los comerciantes en este día muy emocionados con los que hablé. el día de hoy. esperan que pronto les lleguen estas cámaras. muy programa, muy positivo, diría yo. qué negocios saldrían beneficiados por eso son importante saber lo que me decía la asociación de los negociantes es que ellos tienen aproximadamente 50 negocios, de esos de 50 a 60% no tienen ni siquiera una sola cámara de vigilancia. y esos van a ser los primeros negocios que recibirían este kit gratuito por parte de la ciudad y sobre todo en una zona don

cualquier dueño de negocio puede contactarse con la oficina de peter ortiz al número 408 401 436 8 paraidente mortal que involucró a una persona. y es que esto ocurrió en la intersección de stevens creek boulevard y hanson avenue. a eso de las 20:00 de la noche. la mujer fue atropellada y llevada a un hospital donde lamentablemente perdió la vida. la conductora del vehículo permaneció en la escena. según el reporte y el tráfico en dirección este de stevens creek boulevard desde la avenida cypress hasta hanson avenue, está bloqueada. ahora, el departamento de policía de san josé está investigando activamente amenazas a escuelas que han circulado en redes sociales. autoridades dicen esta noche que están conscientes de estas amenazas y están tomando las medidas de seguridad necesarias. este jueves, de hecho, la preparatoria lincoln, la secundaria hoover y primaria 13 fueron el blanco de amenazas. en un comunicado, la policía de san josé dijo que las escuelas estarán abiertas en horario normal mañana. a menos que se notifique lo contrario. sin embargo, las autoridades piden a padres a habla

el concejal peter ortiz dio a conocer durante una conferencia que repartirÁn 35 sistemas de cÁmaras as de negocios de Áreas, cada sistema tendrÁ cinco cÁmaras. >> se preguntara quienes tienen cÁmaras y quienes necesitan para distribuirlas. >> actualmente, sÓlo entre el 40% y 50% de los negocios de la zona tienen cÁmaras. >> hay que comparar las cÁmaras y los Ángulos. >> ha sido atacada mÁs de una vez en los Últimos meses y un salÓn de tatuajes fue asaltado en un robo a mano armada. por eso, esperan que esta estrategia funcione. carla: una floristerÍa que sobreviviÓ a un incendio y a la crisis que causÓ el cierre por covid estÁ recogiendo los pedazos despuÉs de un robo. la policÍa investiga el robo en el que fue removida la caja registradora. segÚn los dueÑos del local, el robo fue el sÁbado cuando dos hombres usaron palancas para entrar al negocio. autoridades de salud del condado de santa clara brindaron informaciÓn sobre la actualizaciÓn de la vacuna contra el covid—19 y como obtenerla sin pagar una fortuna. la actualizaciÓn protege a la poblaciÓn de las Últimas cepas de covid que s

city council member for district 5 peter ortiz says this recent bust comes as a shock. these are people's daughters. these are people's family members. san jose police say they found 2 victims of human trafficking at this apartment after a months long investigation. the apartment is now boarded up the ring camera broken on the floor. >>that's she nelson lives in the same apartment complex and said while the months were going on with this brothel functioning. >>she had no idea. yeah, it would have been nice to know. >>from the officer roles, then a farm what was going on. police say this is the 4th brothel bust in san jose just this month. >>3 of them were in the same neighborhood. these investigations go back months with officers going undercover as clients. police records show text messages exchanged between investigators and people accused of running the brothels. they include photos of the victims sent to the detectives and offer its like $120 for 30 minutes or $160 for an hour. police say they were then sent the address to where these brothels were allegedly happeni

city council member for district 5 peter ortiz says this recent bust comes as a shock. these are people's daughters. these are people's family members. san jose police say they found 2 victims of human trafficking at this apartment after a months long investigation. the apartment is now boarded up the ring camera broken on the floor. >> that's very shannon nelson lives in the same apartment complex and said >> while the months were going on with this brothel functioning, she had no idea. yeah, it would have been nice to know. >> from the office then informed of what was going on. police say this is the 4th brothel bust in san jose just this month. 3 of them were in the same neighborhood. these investigations go back months with officers going undercover as clients. police records show text messages exchanged between investigators and people accused of running the brothels. they include photos of the victims sent to the detectives and offer its like $120 for 30 minutes or $160 for an hour. police say they were then sent the address to where these brothels were allegedly

council member peter ortiz, along with the alum rock business association and san jose police department just announced new camera safety programs they are giving away 35 free kits of four cameras each. they will be registered with the police department's cam program to improve response, all in case of an emergency. crews. robotaxi is returning to the bay area streets today. the company announced it will put several vehicles driven by humans in sunnyvale and mountain view to start mapping streets. it comes nearly one year after one of their vehicles struck and dragged a woman 20ft in san francisco. the company says it hopes to hopes to progress to supervised testing of up to five robo taxis later this fall nation's oldest nonprofit, mother's milk bank, is celebrating 50 years of supplying critical breast milk to babies all over the bay area and beyond. sharon chen introduces us to the san jose woman who started it all, and she's this week's jefferson award winner >>>>this >>is the 91 year old terry esquith looks back at how she's given the gift of life to at risk babies. >>>>i really thi

we spoke with council member peter ortiz, who represents this area two doors down, peter's bakery. he says that's been hit over a number of times over the past several months. we're at the intersection of alum rock and white across the street, the council member says. a tattoo parlor was hit up with an armed robber. that was a month ago, and in just a couple doors down a couple weeks ago, a cell phone store was also broken into. so the council member, along with san jose police, they're hoping these free security cameras will help deter criminals in this neighborhood. at a news conference just moments ago, the city showed off the 35 security camera systems that they will be giving out for free for businesses who want them here. each system comes with four cameras at a cost of $50,000 for the city of san jose. now, we spoke with the head of the alum rock village business association, who says that only about 40 to 50% of businesses have security cameras here in this district. she agrees more cameras will help her business district become safer, and will give non-english speaking bus

joining me now is san jose city council member peter ortiz. thanks for being with us. >> happy to be here. >> you called for a ban on apps that facilitate rent price fixing in your city. how have you seen this technology hurt people in your town who are just trying to find a decent place to live? >> great question. i actually represent district 5, our beautiful and diverse east side of san jose. it's also where many of our working class residents and renters live in this city. software like real page, like real star and yardy allow property owners to submit their proprietary data to algorithmically determine maximal possible rent to charge renters. it allows them to work with other property owners and essentially fix the rental pricing of a region which has resulted in the increase of rent. from their own internal statements, they boast to investors and clients that the strategy that this pushed and is often used results in the maximum turnover of double digit increases of rent which pushes more people out of their homes and onto the street. t

y bueno, el día de hoy la oficina del concejal peter ortiz acudió junto al departamento de policía aada negocio interesado en ser parte de este programa piloto recibirá 4 cámaras, además de un disco duro. lo que hace este programa ligeramente diferente es que estas cámaras ya están vinculadas con el departamento de policía. así que normalmente los negocios de san josé deciden si entran a la lista de negocios vinculados con la policía, para así ayudar a las autoridades. con estas imágenes de cámaras de seguridad cuando ocurre un crimen. y esto normalmente es opcional para cada negocio. pero los que entren en este programa piloto en el este de san josé ya estarán automáticamente vinculados con la policía. hablamos con la asociación de negocios de alum rock vallejo, quienes explican por qué este punto podría ser una ventaja con estas cámaras. la comunidad y los propietarios de negocios pueden desanimar e activamente a los delincuentes. nosotros, como comunidad podemos desempeñar un papel crucial a la hora de reportar y atrapar a estos delincuentes. la asociación también me explica que a

city council member peter ortiz says with better security, the east san jose neighborhood can flourish. our beautiful. >> alum rock village. have the potential to destinations that create and attract environments for shoppers, niners and customers from the entire city. but historically our neighborhoods and business corridors have lacked the infrastructure investments that have led to success in other parts of our great city. >> the business association will select 50 shops to participate. those selected will get 4 cameras. oakland police are looking for the suspect who shot and killed a man last night. police say they responded shortly before 9 to the area of 27th avenue near. >> international boulevard where they found the man they took him to the hospital where he later died. as of today, investigators have not released any details about the suspect or what may have led up to the shooting. but anyone with information is certainly being asked to call police. >> a man in his 80's is dead after a bike crash in palo alto happened on park boulevard near a shopping center monday afternoon

city councilmember peter ortiz says with better security, the east san jose neighborhood can flourish. >> our beautiful alum, rock village. have the potential to be destinations that create and attract environments for shoppers, niners and customers from the entire city. but historically our neighborhoods and business corridors have lacked the infrastructure investments that have led to success in other parts of our great city. >> the business association will select 50 businesses to participate and those places will get 4 cameras. each. >> governor newsom signing more than 30 bills in san francisco today aimed at expanding affordable housing all across the state. these bills also penalize local governments that don't meet state requirements when it comes to creating housing communities can now face up $50,000 a month until they're in compliance. the governor also calling on local governments to do more to clear homeless encampments. >> they need to provide that support and that housing and they need to get people off the streets and sidewalks. people are dying on their watch. there i

earlier today, san jose councilmember peter ortiz introduced a measure calling for a total ban on artificial the rental industry. traditionally rental rates are set by comparing what's available in the market. but with the rise of ai property owners have started using real-time pricing setting unfair rental rates, cutting market competition and inflating rent. professor ahmed banafa at san jose state says a ban in san jose and san francisco. what set a precedent for the rest of the country? >> you're talking about companies that on thousands of units and they use this software and what's going to happen. they know everything about it so they can just keep the prices at the same level or an increasing 10 inc reason. and you have no other choices and then competition will do the same thing. and is no free market for, you know, is a drop in people leaving that this city is going to stay the same. >> according to the consolidated class action lawsuit, 70% of multi-family rental unit landlords in san francisco use real page. they say they do not set a landlords rent, but they advise landlords on

councilmember peter ortiz says with better security, the east san jose neighborhood will flourish. our beautiful. >> alum rock village. have the potential to be destinations that create and attract environments for shoppers, diners and customers from the entire city. but historically our neighborhoods and business corridors have lacked the infrastructure investments that have led to success in other parts of our great city. >> that business association will select 50 businesses to be a part of this program. each one that selected will receive 4 campus. >> new at 11, the san francisco symphony went silent tonight and concerts scheduled through saturday have been canceled. the symphony made the announcement on its website saying union members are on strike for 3 days. this is video of when workers on strike back in 2013. the symphony says all shows that have been canceled will not be rescheduled. workers at the georgia pacific plant in antioch are also on strike them until further notice the manufacturing plant produces building products. workers are demanding higher pay and safer wo

y que vivan en este corredor que es el de alum rock village, le pueden escribir a la oficina de peter ortizi parte. desde san josé libertad pedraza noticiero telemundo california libertad. muchas gracias. ben oakland, un hombre baleado, muere en un hospital local. la policía indica que el tiroteo ocurrió poco antes de las 21:00 de la noche del miércoles en la cuadra 1400 de la avenida 27. los oficiales respondieron a una alerta del sistema de detección de disparos. las autoridades piden que si tiene información, que llame al número que ve en estos momentos en su pantalla. y miles de inmigrantes que ingresaron a estados unidos bajo el programa parol humanitario se acercan al final de su protección de 2 años. y muchos dicen sentir incertidumbre sobre qué hacer después de ese período. aunque algunos esperan que el programa se extienda aún no hay decisión final al respecto. abogados de inmigración aclaran que a menos que inicien un proceso por separado, como por ejemplo un asilo, una petición familiar, podrían enfrentar la deportación. escuchemos. referente al parol humanitario que se encuentra

assembly member alex lee and san jose city council member peter ortiz co-hosted the event to celebrateal unsung heroes. the people recognized work in education, arts, business and other fields as well. congratulations! nice to see them being well received and well recognized. all right. now let's go back and get the full forecast. meteorologist sandhya patel is back with a little more heat. sandhya. >> yeah, i mean, i know we're in autumn, but, dan, it's going to feel like summer again tomorrow. let me show you some live pictures right now from our tower cameras. and you can see the visibility is just fantastic. i mean, you can see for miles right now, a couple of patches of fog were trying to form along the coast so far. we haven't seen a whole lot showing up. so that's just something to keep in mind, especially as you make your plans for tomorrow. so we're going to take a look at what's happening. apparently the clicker is not working here. let me see if i can get this to advance. what you can expect for tomorrow. let's get out of this and try it again. here we go. all right. tomorro

assembly member alex lee and san jose city council member peter ortiz co-hosted the event to celebratenized work in education, arts, business and other fields as well. congratulations! nice to see them being well received and well recognized. all right. now let's go back and get the full forecast. meteorologist sandhya patel is back with a little more heat. sandhya. >> yeah, i mean, i know we're in autumn, but, dan, it's going to feel like summer again tomorrow. let me show you some live pictures right now from our tower cameras. and you can see the visibility is just fantastic. i mean, you can see for miles right now, a couple of patches of fog were trying to form along the coast so far. we haven't seen a whole lot showing up. so that's just something to keep in mind, especially as you make your plans for tomorrow. so we're going to take a look at what's happening. apparently the clicker is not working here. let me see if i can get this to advance. what you can expect for tomorrow. let's get out of this and try it again. here we go. all right. tomorrow you'll want to drink plenty of f

the pprogram is being initiated by san jose councilmember peter ortiz and the alum rock village businessociation. they say it's all being paid for by a grant is costing around 50,000 or so. right now it's needed over the last few months. crime has escalated with small businesses in alum, rock village being targeted frequently with break-ins in violent robberies. some happening in the middle of the day and some at gunpoint. one of the businesses in the area says having these cameras will assure that they have protection that they need knowing that the police is there, knowing that they have support from city council members and our police department and they know they have the support and they're more confident in coming out and fighting as of now, no specific businesses have been chosen to get the cameras. but police say over the next few weeks, the walk with the business association in the area and determine what businesses and areas the cameras most. as we get more details on the crime statistics and the cameras, putin will continue to keep you updated. >>that's a very latest here in t

earlier today, san jose councilmember peter ortiz introduce a proposed ordinance that calls for the total ban of ai in the rental industry. this is following san francisco's lead officially passing a new law tuesday that makes it illegal to use ai powered run, fixing. last month. the doj and multiple states including california filed an antitrust lawsuit against software pricing company. real page accusing the company of reducing competition among landlords and reminding renters unfair algorithms traditionally rental rates are set by comparing what's available in the market. but with the rise of ai property owners have started using real-time pricing that's setting unfair rental rates, cutting market competition and inflating rent technology experts like san jose state university professor on it. the nasa says a ban in san jose and san francisco would set a precedunt for the rest of the country. >> you're talking about companies that on thousands of units and they use this software and what's going to happen. they know everything about it so they can just keep the prices at the same level

san jose councilmember peter ortiz yesterday introduced a proposed ordinance that calls for the total ban of ai and the rental industry last month. the department of justice in multiple states including california, filed an antitrust lawsuit against a software pricing company called real page, accusing the company of reducing competition among landlords and undermining renters v a unfair algorithms traditionally rental rates are set by comparing what's available in the market. but property owners have started using real-time pricing with ai setting unfair rental rates, cutting market competition and inflating rents. >> you're talking about companies that on thousands of units and they use this software and what's going to happen. they know everything about it so they can just keep the prices at the same level or an increasing can increase and you have no other choices. and then competition will do the same thing. and is no free market for, you know, is a drop in people leave in this city. it's going to stay the same. >> according to the consolidated class action lawsuit, 70% of multi-

the program is being initiated by san jose councilmember peter ortiz and the alum rock village business association. they say it's all being paid for by a grant is costing it's needed over the last few months. prime is escalated with small businesses in alum, rock village being targeted frequently with break-ins and violent robberies. some happening in the middle of the day and some at gunpoint. one of the businesses in the area says having these cameras will assure that they have protection that they need knowing that the police is knowing that they have support from city council members and our police department and they know they have the support and they're more confident in coming out and fighting against. >> as of now, no specific businesses have been chosen to get the cameras. but police say over the next few weeks, the walk with the business association in the area and determine what businesses and areas the cameras most as we get more details on the crime statistics and the cameras, putin will continue to keep you updated. >> that's a very latest here in the south bay and micha

the program is being initiated by san jose councilmember peter ortiz and the alum rock village business association. they say it's all being paid for by a grant is costing around 50,000 or so. right now it's needed over the last few months. crime has escalated with small businesses in alum, rock village being targeted frequently with break-ins and violent robberies. some happening in the middle of the day and some at gunpoint. one of the businesses in the area says having these cameras will assure that they have protection that they need knowing that the police is knowing that they have support from city council members and our police department and they know they have the support and they're more confident in coming out and fighting against. >> as of now, no specific businesses have been chosen to get the cameras. but police say over the next few weeks, the walk with the business association in the area and determine what businesses and areas the cameras most. as we get more details on the crime statistics and the cameras, putin will continue to keep you updated. >> that's a very lates

now, council member peter ortiz has helped secure a 50,000 $50,000 in funding for a camera pilot program. 35 businesses will get four cameras each for free. >> if they know that we're out here watching them, they won't come. they know that they will get in trouble. they will not do it. >> businesses have the option to let police monitor the video in real time, and if there is a crime, they can easily send video evidence to investigators. >> the sheriff of san mateo county announced a new on site child care center for all of the department's employees to use if needed. the office released renderings of the project. it is intended to be constructed at the building in redwood city. sheriff christina corpus says her goal here is to for the center to provide child care during hours that accommodate employees, shift schedules, allowing them to visit their children during meal breaks. the sheriff explained what the next steps are in making this center a reality. >> this will be going to the october 8th board of supervisors for the approval of the contract to start the construction and with thei

so san jose councilmember peter ortiz introduced a proposed ordinance wednesday that would call for the the department of justice and multiple states including california filed an anti-trust lawsuit last month against the software pricing company called a real page. it accuses the company of reducing competition among landlords and undermining renters through unfair algorithms. now, traditionally rental rates are set by comparing what's available in the market. but property owners have started using real-time pricing with ai and some say that's caused unfair rental rates. cuts in competition and inflated rents. you're talking about companies that on thousands of units. >> and they use this software and what's going to happen. they know everything about it so they can just keep the prices at the same level or an increasing 10 increse. it and you have no other choices and then competition will do the same thing. and is no free market for, you know, is a drop in people, even that this city is going to stay the same. >> according to the consolidated class action lawsuit, 70% of multi-family

so on wednesday, san jose councilmember peter ortiz introduced a proposed ordinance. calls for a total ban of ai in the rental industry last month. the department of justice in multiple states including california, filed an antitrust lawsuit against software pricing company. real page. he accused the company of reducing competition among landlords and undermining renters the unfair algorithms. traditionally rental rates are set by comparing what's available in the market. but property owners have started using real-time pricing with ai, and that's setting they say, unfair rental rates, cutting market competition and inflating rent. >> iou're talking about companies that on thousands of units and they use the software and what's going to happen. they know everything about it so they can just keep the prices at the same level or an increasing can increase and you have no other choices. and then competition will do the same thing. and is no free market for, you know, is a drop in people leave in that this city is going to stay the same. >> according to the consolidated c

this is all being initiated by san jose councilmember peter ortiz and the alum rock village business association. >> the plan is to bring 35 free kids for safety cameras. each allowing businesses in the area to feel safer while they're working again. this is all in response to the escalating public safety concerns that small businesses have brought up to city officials. they say that right now in nearby areas, they're all being targeted and specifically being broken into with violent robberies. just last month, a business in east san jose's evergreen neighborhood, which is not too far from alum rock was targeted by criminals and broken into 3 times in just 3 weeks. it's then that we spoke with the business owners said that keeping their doors open while crime like this continues to spike, just isn't ideal. >> this is a very, very nice area. this is a very, very safe area. >> yet where ignored in the middle of the night when there's nothing open and i don't appreciate just a lot of talk. i need action. >> again, officials say these robberies in alum rock are happening in the middle of

the program is being initiated by san jose councilmember peter ortiz and the alum rock village business association. they say it's all being paid for by a grant is costing around 50,000 or so. right now it's needed over the last few months. crime has escalated with small businesses in alum, rock village being targeted frequently with break-ins and violent robberies. some happening in the middle of the day and some at gunpoint. one of the businesses in the area says having these cameras will assure that they have protection that they need knowing that the police is knowing that they have support from city council members and our police department and they know they have the support and they're more confident in coming out and fighting against. >> as of now, no specific businesses have been chosen to get the cameras. but police say over the next few weeks, the walk with the business association in the area and determine what businesses and areas the cameras most as we get more details on the crime statistics and the cameras, putin will continue to keep you updated. that's a very latest he

san jose councilmember peter ortiz introduced a pup proposed ordinance that calls for a total ban of a i use in the rental industry. the department of justice and multiple states, including california, have filed an anti-trust lawsuit against the software pricing company called a real page. they accuse the company of reducing competition among landlords and undermining renters through unfair algorithms. traditionally rental rates are set by comparing what is available in the market for property owners has started using real-time pricing with artificial intelligence and some say that has caused unfair rental market, manipulating the rates, creating a difference in the competition and in the end, inflating rents. >> you're talking about companies that on thousands of units and they use this software and what's going to happen. they know everything about it so they can just keep the prices at the same level or an increasing can increase and you have no other choices. and then competition will do the same thing. and is no free market for, you know, is a drop in people leaving that this c

and this is all a part of san jose city council member peter ortiz is a plan along with the alum rock, a village business association. and the plan is to bring a 35 free kids that have for safety cameras. each allowed businesses in the area to feel safer and more secure or right now they say that crime is escalating along you know, lots of public safety concerns. small businesses here in the area and nearby continue to be targets. a frequent break-ins, those violent robberies just last month. a business in east san jose's evergreen neighborhood, which is not too far from alum rock was targeted by criminals and broken into 3 times in just 3 weeks. it's then that we had spoke with the business owner that said keeping their doors open during crimes like this. really is an ideal. take a listen. >> this is a very, very nice area. this is a very, very safe area. >> yet we're ignored in the middle of the night when there's nothing open and i don't appreciate just a lot of talk. i need action. >> now officials are hoping that with these create cameras, you know, that crime can come down. they

the program is being initiated by san jose councilmember peter ortiz and the alum rock village business association. they say it's all being paid for by a grant is costing around 50,000 or so. right now it's needed over the last few months. crime has escalated with small businesses in alum, rock village being targeted frequently with break-ins and violent robberies. some happening in the middle of the day and some at gunpoint. one of the businesses in the area says having these cameras will assure that they have protection that they need knowing that the police is knowing that they have support from city council members and our police department and they know they have the support and they're more confident in coming out and fighting against. >> as of now, no specific businesses have been chosen to get the cameras. but police say over the next few weeks, the walk with the business association in the area and determine what businesses and areas the cameras most as we get more details on the crime statistics and the cameras, putin will continue to keep you updated. that's a very latest he

the program is being initiated by san jose councilmember peter ortiz and the alum rock village businessey say it's all being paid for by a grant is costing around 50,000 or so. right now it's needed over the last few months. crime has escalated with small businesses in alum, rock village being targeted frequently with break-ins and violent robberies. some happening in the middle of the day and some at gunpoint. one of the businesses in the area says having these cameras will assure that they have protection that they need knowing that the police is knowing that they have support from city council members and our police department and they know they have the support and they're more confident in coming out and fighting against. >> as of now, no specific businesses have been chosen to get the cameras. but police say over the next few weeks, the walk with the business association in the area and determine what businesses and areas the cameras most. as we get more details on the crime statistics and the cameras, putin will continue to keep you updated. that's a very latest here in the south

this initiative is all being put together by san jose city council member peter ortiz and the alum rock village business association. the plan is to bring a 35 free for safety cameras. each allowing these businesses in the area to feel safer while they're working. they say right now it's all in response to the escalating public safety concerns. they've been seeing small businesses in alum, rock village and nearby areas have been targets a frequent break-ins in violent robberies just last month, down the road over in the evergreen neighborhood. >> not too far from here in alum rock, there was a business that was targeted. at one point they were being broken to essentially every week, 3 times in just 3 weeks. accent that we spoke with a business owner about this situation who said it's really hard to keep their doors open when they continue to get broken into. >> this is a very, very nice area. this is a very, very safe area. >> yet where ignored in the middle of the night when there's nothing open and i don't appreciate just a lot of talk. i need action. >> now, again, cameras being so l

council member peter ortiz helped secure $50,000 in funding for a camera pilot program, where businesses have the option to let police monitor the video in real time. and if there is a crime, they can easily send video evidence to police. >> historically, our neighborhoods and business corridors have lacked the infrastructure investments that have led to success in other parts of our great city. there are 35 of these kits, each of them with four cameras, each going to businesses in this neighborhood completely for free. >> a lot of these businesses are family owned, and they're small, so they don't have the even if they have the money to buy the cameras, they might not have the expertise to set it up. doctor hien nguyen, who leads the business association and owns a dental practice in alum rock, says she believes crime has decreased as businesses have been working together more. she thinks cameras will help empower business owners even more if they know that we're out here watching them, they won't come. >> they know that they will get in trouble. they will not do it. >> but community me

san jose city council member peter ortiz introduced a proposed ordinance on wednesday which calls forotal ban of ai in the rental industry. the department of justice, as we know, along with multiple states, including california, find an anti-trust lawsuit last month filed, i should say an antitrust lawsuit last month against the software pricing company. real page. now it's accusing that company of print reducing competition among landlords and undermining renters through unfair algorithms. traditionally rental rates are set by comparing what's available in the market at the time that he and it becomes available. but property owners have started using real-time pricing with ai. some say that's caused unfair rental rates. it's cut market competition and it's inflated rents. >> companies that on thousands of units and they use this software and what's going to happen. they know everything about it so they can just keep the prices at the same level or an increasing 10 increse. it and you have no other choices and then competition will do the same thing. and is no free market for, you kno

and this is all being initiated by san jose city council member peter ortiz and the alum rock village business association. they plan to bring about 35 free kits of for safety cameras. each allowing businesses in the area to feel safer while working. and this is all in response to escalating crime and public safety concerns of small businesses here in alum, rock village, along with neighboring communities, continue to be targeted by freakin break-ins and also violent robberies. just last month, a business down the road in east san jose's evergreen neighborhood not too far from here targeted by criminals and they were broken into 3 times in just 3 weeks. it said that we spoke with the business owner about the situation in really trying to figure out what's next. take a listen. >> this is a very, very nice area. this is a very, very safe area. >> yet we're ignored in the middle of the night when there's nothing open and i don't appreciate just a lot of talk. i need action. >> now that was about a month ago or so. so these new cameras, putin, again, this is just down the road from where

. >> on wednesday, san jose councilmember peter ortiz introduced a proposed ordinance that calls forban. queues me a total ban of ai in the rental industry last month. the department of justice and multiple states including california filed an anti-trust lawsuit against a softer pricing company called real page, accusing the company of reducing competition amongst landlords and undermining renters via unfair algorithms. usually rental rates are set by comparing what's available in the market. but property owners have started to use real-time pricing with ai setting unfair rental rates, cutting market competition and inflating rents. >> talking about companies that on thousands of units and they use the software and what's going to happen. they know everything about it so they can just keep the prices at the same level or an increasing can increase and you have no other choices. and then competition will do the same thing. and is no free market for, you know, is a drop in people leave in city. it's going to stay the same. >> according to the consolidated class action lawsuit, 70% of m

this is all being put together by the san jose councilmember peter ortiz and the alum rock village business association. the plan is to bring 35 cameras will bring the camera of the video alive. you can see these are the cameras and they're putting out they're hosting that press conference right now. so we're hoping to learn more details. but what we can right now, they are going to do it at a few different storls, essentially telling me it'll be all of the businesses in this area that do not have cameras essentially on south white road and then also near stewart avenue in alum, rock area. so we'll continue to bring you the latest in the next hour. but that's a very latest here. i wasn't actually to live in the studio that ok? thank you very much, michael. an antioch flores says upset and has a lot of money now to fix her flower shop after 2 people broke in. >> take a look at the security camera footage that shows the first person using a crowbar early saturday morning frying over the back door of paul as family florist. >> and then 2 people walk inside and they look for what they can get.

san jose councilmember peter ortiz introduce a measure calling for a total ban of our ai in the rentalally red dole rates are set by comparing what's available in the free market. but with the rise of ai property owners have started using real-time pricing setting unfair rental rates, cutting market competition and inflating the rent. professor ahmed banafa at san jose state says a ban in san jose and san francisco would set a precedent for the rest of the country. >>companies that on thousands of units and they use this software and what's going to happen. they know everything about it so they can just keep the prices at the same level or an increasing increase it and you have no other choices. and then competition will do the same thing and it is no free market for, you know, is a drop in people even that this city is going to stay the same. >>according to the class action lawsuit, 70% of multi-family rental unit landlords use real page and they say they do not set a landlord's rents but rather advise landlords on potential rent changes. if a legally use this kind of saw for san fran

the charter school community rallied last year with council member peter ortiz to get this crosswalksci fi drama that is 40 years in the making is now in theaters today. megalopolis is a roman epic set in modern america. the film is a passion project for 85 year old writer and director francis ford coppola. it is self-financed, has been in the works for 40 years. cast members say they don't want audiences to know a lot about the movie before they see it. >> it's important to go in with an open mind and an open heart, because there's so much in ther. >> it's singular. it's kind of one of a kind. and that, to me is cinema and what you hopefully get a chance to be a part of or is a movie that pushes boundaries. megalopolis. >> one thing about it, i feel, is not boring. so you can see it again and you'll get more out of it. >> excuse me. coppola, who also made godfather and apocalypse now, says he put $120 million of his own money into this movie. the film is in theaters again today. >> interesting. interesting. all right. the. this weekend, the portola festival returns to san francisco'

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to transcribe bullhorn john peter liberal. nature is on the verge of a major military escalation against russia. nato is thinking the unthinkable. we explain why also ortiz again in the news western relates, are obsessed with r t. we must be doing something right. to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george samuel way in budapest. he's a pod cast, read the guy voltage me down on youtube and locals and assemble. we have that each serial a month is a historical and political commentator. i totally prospect girls and effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. all right, let's kick it off with george in budapest.

welcome to trash that bullhorn is on peter level. nato is on the verge of a major military escalation against russia. nato is thinking the unthinkable. we explain why also ortiz again in the news west and the leads are obsessed with our tea. we must be doing something right. discuss these issues and more. i'm joined by my guess, george, send me while we in budapest, these are pod castro at the golf voltage, meet out on youtube and locals and assemble. we have that $80.00 a month. he is a historic and political commentator. i totally cross that girls in effect. that means you can jump any time you want that. i always appreciate it. all right, let's kick it off with george in budapest. over the last week, there has been an intense discussion about ukraine using long range missiles. obviously, western made nato made to be um, um, used against um, being turned in interior of russian. what was wrong about that story, and as i suggested in my introduction, this is a nato strategy. this is what nato wants to do. and essentially, you will have nato, a back troops in russia proper today in the course guerria. but there's no denying the nato is at war with russia. been

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to visit our website ortiz. com for the very latest breaking news and updates by the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross talk, where all things are considered on peter level. war has come again to 11 on israel's genocidal assault on gaza has now spread to the north. in both cases, the biden ministration has done nothing constructive to reduce and avoid conflict in the region. the us is the greatest enabler of israel's forever wars. the cross knocking israel's forever wars. i'm joined by my guest, ramsey by rude in seattle. he is a palestinian author and journalist in brussels. we have the life of magnetic t is a veteran, war correspondent and political analyst and a baby we cross though we risk. he is a security and political affairs analyst, or a gentleman cross stock rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want . and i always appreciate, let's go to our guest 1st in brussels. when i woke up this morning and of course i much more in the same timeframe is a west asia, we're living on israel and palestine is uh there was talk of a cease fire, a 21 days east fire a 7 day a piece of ceasefire. and all through the day and is i'm going to