to do more research on that and all that i have to do at the bottom is type in the realtors. and they ril rebuild the chart and show me all of the candidates that have received the contributions from the san francisco association of realtors and so you have supervisor tang and weiner. if this, chart piques the interest of the user, they can actually do the additional research and don't have to trust my numbers and they can click it to the bottom and take it over to the website and they can either work with my chart or it will tell them what i based this chart on, and it will actually take them to the original data set with all of the contributions in 2010, and so they can download and build their own charts on top of you can filter out the notice noise and this allows you to get to the contributions quicker. >> this is the ballot dashboard and this allows you to look at the activity by measure without knowing any of the committee names involved. and in addition, i want to be able to answer a series of questions, that are quite common with the campaign finance data. and so, wh

. >> if you are looking for a guy that was involved in the realtor being kidnapped. this guy looks like and he's out here at a bus stop. >> he realized he had been recognized and took off but witnesses would not let him give get away. >> the guy ran off and we look off after him. we went one way and made sure they couldn't double back. the realtor in the shopping center was running behind us and with us and we got him cornered in the building. he kidnapped carter but didn't know her whereabouts at that time. >> a security shocker the man who scaled a white house fence and made it into the president shaft mansion made it much further inside and it was all kept a secret. good morning. leland. >> it was a catastrophic failure. for more than a week we have known he dashed across the lawn he was able to make it past a guard and make it through the unlocked door. he apprehended him shortly there after. made it into the green room which put him at the heart of the executive pangs's former room rooms. ed sue crud sns d the secret services division downplayed at least one off

he says he did not kill that realtor. but investigators say he told them he did indeed kidnap the realtor. here is a picture of the victim, beverly carter. investigators say she went to show a house on thursday, but never came back. cops say they found her body overnight in a shallow grave outside a concrete company where the suspect reportedly used to work. that area about 20 miles or so from the spot where the realtor was supposed to show the house last week. so that's how it all fits together. police say they got information on her whereabouts after they arrested this man, aaron lewis. he told reporters he is not the killer. >> did you kill beverly carter? >> no. >> do you have anything to say? >> i had a co-defendant. i haven't seen her for two days. >> how can you explain what happened? >> talk to trevor. >> who is trevor? what is your relationship to trevor? >> we texted back and forth. >> why beverly? why beverly? >> she was a rich broker. >> rare to hear that much chatting, isn't it? lewis pleaded not guilty to ca

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new details in the caseful a missing realtor in arkansas. police think they know who kidnapped her. >> information is emerging from utah where a family of five were found dead overnight. >>> northbound of the boulevard to broad street, you can get by, but there are officers on the scene. we have a couple of issues this morning we'll share the details after the break. >> the eagles will not run the table. we'll break down the eagles first loss of the season when "action news" returns. >> happy monday, everyone, atlantic city, live on sky 6. 67 degrees on city avenue. we're getting up to 80 degrees with some sun, so a bit of warmish day for fall. >> nice, we'll be hoping for 90-degree weather in a few months, right. matt pellman is in for karen rogers. >> reporter: international coffee day, maybe go ice coffee on this international coffee monday. we're heading to the burr burbs 422 they will be blocking lanes each night next week starting at 7:00. you have both lanes open and no eastbound delays yet coming into king of prussia along 422 but no

realtors are blaming the drop on a sharp pullback by investors. could that be the only cause? diana olick has the story. >> reporter: they came. >> 165. >> reporter: they bought. they pushed prices higher. but now large scale investors in single-family homes are cutting off the cash to the housing market. >> i think investors are concerned with the potential rise in interest rate. >> reporter: realtors blame a drop in purchases for the unexpected drop in august home sales. down nearly 2% from july and down over 5% from a year ago. but the drop in the share of investor purchases is far more steep. just 12% to buyers in august, down from 28% four years ago. this does not, however, mean investors are necessarily selling. >> in our rental business, we see much better results than we ever imagined. >> reporter: not when rents are skyrocketing, thanks to surging demand from millennials. >> they look at life differently. they live differently. their investment expectations are dramatically different. they're not looking at a house as being an investment vehicle any more. >> reporter:

some describe this strip as nancy dunning's legacy as a realtor. she was killed a half mile from here in december of 2003. since then, friends and family have worked to keep the search for a killer alive, while also making sure nancy dunning was remembered for how she lived in this community. >> it's an emotional flood gate, really, of relief, that this is all coming together. >> reporter: that's how susan levity felt when she learned charles severance had been indicted for the 2003 murder of her friends and mentor, nancy dunning. police announced he's also being charged with capital murder in the more recent shooting deaths of ron kirby and ruth ann lodato. friends and family have worked to keep a spotlight on the murders. public awareness campaigns. but friends also tried to make sure unning's many contributions to the community are remembered. jen walker is another fellow realtor and close dunning friend. >> people always say to me, you were friends with that lady who got murdered and i heard about it on tv. and, you know are that's not really w

the realtor, meanwhile, is still missing.hillary hunt reports, volunteers, including her fellow realtors, are helping in the desperate search. >> we're just worried sick. and there's -- we feel so helpless. >> reporter: carl carter is still having trouble grasping the past 72 hours. >> i think as parents, we have so much fear that someone will take our kids. but you never think in a million years someone will take your mom. >> reporter: his mother, beverly carter, went missing thursday while showing a home in scott. search parties now combing that area for the second day in a row. search efforts made up of friends, family members and even out-of-state realtors like jennifer from nashville. >> i drove five and a half hours to come here. and it's not to say that i was able to do that, not for anything vain, it was because i want to be here to help. >> reporter: the real estate community all helping with the search. but reflecting on safety when they have to go back to work on monday. >> our emotions are high. we have all been o

. >> reporter: her murder, allegedly at the hands of a complete stranger, has shaken this city's realtors. many spent four days searching for carter before her body was mound a shallow grave overnight. >> nothing that beverly did that any of us have not done in the past. >> reporter: but not anymore. carter's boss at the real estate office says no more meeting strangers at some empty home. >> i'm hoping that the public is going to be more patient with us and realize that when they call us, we can't just drop everything and run and go show them a house. they need to come into our office, give us their driver's license. >> reporter: which is one safety measure recommended by the national association of realtors. they also advise agents to let the office know when you're showing a home alone. and alert the neighbors ahead of time. beverly carter's boss estimates 80% of the agents in that office are women. she says right now, only one or two carry guns when they show a house. she suspects by the end of the week, they all will. david? >> this case so alarming. ryan, thank you. >>> when we come

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this realtor vanished while showing a home. overnight. her body just discovered in a shallow grave. this morning police have this man behind bars. we are live with the developing details straight ahead. >> forget about listening to intel. here's the real reason the white house underestimated isis. >> predicting the will of foreign security forces to fight for their country is difficult. >> and this as a new report reveals that the president only read about half of his daily intel briefings. and that's not good. >> he was just arrested on terror charges but this imam sure doesn't sound sorry. >> if terrorism is seeng up for islam and saying people have a right to defend themselves, obviously we're happy to be labeled. >> that is not all he had to say and we taped the rest of it. you're not going to believe it shall although -- believe it, although you should. mornings, by the way, are better with friends. >> hi everybody. welcome to the final show of september for 2014. >> you are right about that. thank you for being with us this morning. >> how's it going, elisabeth? we have a lot

a veteran that's exhibiting homelessness won't compete with a tech worker. >> back to his role as realtor day, interested veterans go new their veterans affair social worker for forget on getting an apartment. it won't solve the entire problem it will be the largest number of homeless veterans housed at a time. >>> register to vote. more than 23% of registered voters have no party afrillation -- affiliation. 43% at thes. 28% are republican and 23% have no party preference. 3% independent and 1% are green, libertarian or peace freedom. >>> a new aude it is raising questions about the misuse of government travel cards. >> the problem is with cash, there's no receipts, no oversite. people take advantage of this. >> an inspector general report  found in 2012 the department of transportation failed to detect $180,000 in cash advances made unrelated to government travel. where the cards were used, one employee obtained $100 on race day at the speedway in atlanta. another totaling five00 dollars at a casino in oklahoma -- $500. you see where the cash the drawn and that's a red flag. >> changes

authorities telling homeowners to take a look around their property for any clues and asking realtors to check vacant properties. jessi matthew is waiting extradition in galveston, texas. he made his first court appearance there yesterday. authorities say he is not talking to police officers who made the trip to texas. they will search the car he took cross country. >>> air strikes hit key isis targets. no one was killed there. u.s.-led coalition has been carrying out strikes since monday. this is video of some of the strikes this week. last night's hit on the outthe skirts of al madeena. the fbi says it knows the identity of the masked executioner who murder american journalists and a brh this is the man seen in the propaganda videos. they are not releasing thi man's name or the location h they other men who appear to be american or canadian accents >>> today the second phase o major effort to restor national mall gets und. they will restore the grass between 7th and 12th street. news 4 meghan mcgrath with m on what this will mean megan? >> reporter: well, go morning. the plan is to

including a potential break in the search for a missing realtor in the south. she had vanished on the job. >> it all came down to the final drive see the nail biting finish for the birds. >> reporter: thing are starting to get busy in chester county by the 30 bypass, here come the headlights heading toward exton. coming up we'll check the schuylkill expressway where they are closing one of the ramp tonight. find out which one after the break. >> consumer reports tries to bend the iphone. the results are next in tech bytes. >> welcome back it is 6:14 on this monday morning, you're taking a live look through sky6 live hd in atlantic city, we find the sun is getting later and later as the sun rises, feels like summer with temperatures getting up to 80 today. >> so, be matt this a normal backup or is this bad? >> reporter: it's normal. everything is going to be all right. it's the normal backup coming off the vine heading toward 30th street station. on the schuylkill expressway we're looking good at this hour. i meant to warn you about this, starting at 10:00 they

. >> you're a realtor. and you know that you are responsible for a sale of a piece of property that's vacant. we want to ask you to go back to that property and inspect it. >> reporter: a local realtor took action. >> all of us have vacant listings. but there's some corners around here that someone could hide something. so, i came up and did a look around. and we're just trying to find her. >> reporter: the search area is vast. the city of charlottesville is ten-square miles. and the county is 740 square miles, with a lot of farmland. while hannah's friends have chosen to stay silent at this time, one of her dearest friends gave us this statement. hannah is one of the kind ef people i have ever met. when you meet her, she touches your soul. she lives life to the full et, with passion. she dives into it with her whole heart. she will drop anything to help a friend. and now, members of this community, people she's never met, are dropping everything to help her. >> you can feel how much she is really loved. le

. >> if you are looking for a guy that was involved in the realtor being kidnapped. this guy looks like and he's out here at a bus stop. >> he realized he had been recognized and took off but witnesses would not let him give get away. >> the guy ran off and we look off after him. we went one way and made sure they couldn't double back. the realtor in the shopping center was running behind us and with us and we got him cornered in the building. he kidnapped carter but didn't know her whereabouts at that time. >> a security shocker

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. >> a realtor who is in the region, you know you are responsible for the sale of a piece of propertyt is vacant, we want to ask you to go back to that property and inspect it. >> reporter: a local realtor immediately took action. >> we have vacant listings. there's corners that someone could hide something. i came up and did a look around. we are trying to find her. >> reporter: the search area is vast. the city of charlottesville is ten square miles. the county is 740 square miles with a lot of farmland. her friends chose to stay silent. one of her dearest friends said hannah is one of the kindest people i have ever met. when you meet her, she touches your soul. she lives life to the fullest with passion. she dives into it with her whole heart. she will drop anything to help a friend. now, members of this community, people she's never met are dropping everything to help her. i understand when hannah's parents went to the dispatch center and walked into the room as everyone is fielding tips, hannah's mother took the lead and addressed them, thanking them and overwhelmed they were try

they are widening their search, even asking residents to search their own yards and realtors to check vacant properties. the smallest shred of evidence can help. no massive searches are planned this weekend, but teams will be out. matthew is not expected to face a court hearing until next week. >>> former dc private school teacher led authorities on a worldwide manhunt, until he was capture in central america. andrea mccarron and joe martin take us to petersburg, virginia. >> reporter: serving a 25-year sentence at this federal prison, we spoke with him about his web of deception, and how he staid one step ahead of law enforcement for so long. >> this is somebody swho' beyond looking at images. he's created images. >> you knew the fbi was looking for you. >> at first it was kind of a game. there was a certain element of i'm running for my life. almost like a long-term adrenalin high. >> reporter: the game ended for eric toth, now an inmate at the federal prison in petersburg, virginia. but he's also the victim of a mental disorder. >> my prosecutor says i'm not a monster, i'm just a s

will ivy, address the commission i also wanted to say there was a solicitation to my hues from a realtor from prudential that was trying to list my house and had 12 liks equalizing prices and the sales prices were significantly higher it's no secret san francisco property is in high demand and people want to have a home near a school or church so it is something they look at. in your packet i'll see go significant relevant individuals and families that have kids in school it's desirable because the waiting list not all schools are alike it's very much desired it's comparable it's not easy to find a school it meets the city requirements in addition to all the states requirements there meditates to be open space and in this case, the backyard services that as children services that's very, very convenient. the big thing you'll hear opposition because there's fear out there this is instilled it will make a better project i wouldn't want this project with prudent companies such a maybe requiring that a staff monitor greet the cars as and come and depart so in orderly and a safe manner in add

the national association of realtors, says homes under contract, but not yet closed, fell 1% from julyust. that may be an indicator of a slowly housing recovery. we should know more about that when home prices come out later today. >>> here on wall street, investors want to keep a close eye on consumer confidence. the dow lost 41 points monday. the s&p fell 5, and the nasdaq was down 6 points. shares of ford's stock fell more than 7% monday after the automaker said it fell short of its profit. that's down from the $7 billion to $8 billion it previously forecast. shares of go pro-though, are flying high. the company is putting out three new cameras. that sent stocks soaring 11% on monday to more than $90 per share, a new high. since the go pro-debut in june, its stock has shot up 280%. about half of all video cameras sold in the u.s. are go pro-s. >>> another data breach for albertson supermarkets. acme and jewel-osco stores. and others shaw's, star market. and cub foods. an all-time high, customers paying 5% more this year to use another bank's atm. the average cost, $4.35 per transact

secondly, i really need this to go well so he makes me his realtor.s guy's flipping properties like they're extras in a kung fu movie. so you're just kissing up to this guy for his money? not just. i really like him. he travels the world doing charity work, rock climbs, flies planes... how does he have time to do all that? got divorced, and his whole life opened up. guy's living the dream. his dream. not my dream. i'm living my dream. you're my dream. you can stop. i so don't want to do this. recently, haley got a little creative on one of her college applications

are the realtors aware of the longer game? and can they handle it? >> i have no idea.e first thing is to get the prisoners inside the prison. so the first aspect is your customer is the broker. but that broker will become expendable very very quickly. >> you will become the broker eventually the more mass you attain. >> has to be. and look at crowd funding, the same thing. so now we have a distributable network to qualified and unqualified investors disintermediating that broke or loan originator. and uber the same thing. airbnb the same thing. all the pieces, you know, we work when we talk about how kids work or the next generation works, the highest growth in most of these places is technology. but the way the technology has formed is much different than ever. they work together. and hotel and come and go when they want. and want different kinds of space. so the utilization of how that's done, or whether it's multiyear contracts. like the hotel business. when you look at the hotel business, do you think they will change the way it pays itself from the daily fee? hote

first time home buyers realtors say are not picking up slack. realtors are blaming tight credit. when you talk to millennials they say they don't have the confidence in the market yet or the down payment but more importantly the stigma attached to the rental home is gone. >>> thank you so much. right outside these doors hundreds of people protesting very close to the nyse today. organizers saying they want to spot light the contribution to climate change coming on the heels of sunday's protest that brought some 300,000 people to the streets of new york city. we will be monitoring the situation throughout the afternoon here from the nyse. >>> trouble. an overstatement of profit leading to an accounting investigation. executives under suspension now. the stock taking a hit. >>> american businesses have been the envy of the world but how do people overseas really view american companies and how do americans view american companies? we will get their unique takes after this short break. d techn, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network a

. >> the body of arkansas realtor beverly carter discovered in a shallow grave about a half hour drive from the home she disappeared from last week. after meeting there with a prospective client. hassuspect under arrest been on parole since last august. the 33-year-old is now back in jail after an alert 911 caller spotted him monday morning. far, he hasy so admitted to kidnapping carter but denied killing her. >> why beverly? >> she was a rich broker. >> the arrest comes after four days of searching for the mother and grandmother who disappeared after meeting a prospective higher at this foreclosed house -- prospective buyer. when she did not come home, her husband of 35 years went to that home, only to find the door wide-open and her suv parked in the driveway with her purse still inside. >> just scared us. put us on alert. >> in a statement, families said they are devastated and left with a hole in their hearts that will never be filled. the suspect, in the meantime, appeared in court today, pleading not guilty to charges of kidnapping and capital murder. >> today, crews will focus t

the realtor handling the sale said the bunkers are now an unusual selling point for the property. >> this is very unique and there is so much here and it's so diverse and it is like, where do you given? >>> the home owner said it could be a place to raise catfish, why catfish? >> it has five bedrooms and sits on 23 acres. the asking price, $1.5 million. >> that is a nice piece of property there. >> i have not thought about where i would store my that catfish. >>> two men are accused of setting fires, evidence that links them to the crime and some people think one of them is incident. >>> and they may have been way more serious than originally thought, they are talking about how close they got to the living quarters. >>> it is running well between walnut creek and oakland and we will tell you more about the morning commute coming up. >>> are the temperatures going to start warming up or stay the same as monday? i will tell you more coming up in your bucks tended forecast. . >>> a man is definitely incident of an accused string of arsons. >>> new information about the security breach a

so why are some realtors still down?might be the fact that existing homes took a bit of a hit in august and new home construction, a sign of future activity, plunged by double digits. so what are we to make of these hiccups? brendan and kendra. kendra, what do you make of this? >> i think it's natural for people to be nervous, neil, because the last 12 years have been a wild ride. it's been a big boom and bust cycle that's been wholly unpredictable. i actually think that this pause in the market is really good news. because the recovery happened very quickly over a short period of time, about two years, now it's taking a breather. so it's understandable that there's some buyer fatigue. but what we're going to see in the future is just home prices increasing at more moderate and healthy levels. >> i thought they had already been at a moderate level. >> i totally agree. they're up 12, 14, 20% in some parts of the country. people came out of the gates of this recovery and it was crazy. now we're back in a slow and steady ra

a realtor goes on what seems like a routine work assignment showing a house and then vanishes.search for missing arkansas realtor beverly carter continues. >> seen anything unusual. >> reporter: her husband desperate and determined to find his missing wife when she vanished late thursday night. >> i just would like to have my wife back. >> reporter: she was last seen headed to this foreclosed home to show to potential buyers, but when her husband carl carter didn't receive a phone call by 8:30 p.m., he knew something was wrong. >> i knew she was going to be a little late, probably 7:30 to 8:00 at the most. and 8:00 come around. i got worried. >> reporter: finally at midnight carl heard from his wife through a series of bizarre text messages, instead of a sigh of relief, fear and uncertainty filled his mind once more. >> i'm out drinking with the girls. that's not beverly. >> beverly doesn't go out on a weeknight. beverly is in bed by 10:00. >> reporter: with citizens on high alert, pulaski county investigators asked large land owners to check their properties to aid in the sear

. >> you're a realtor that serves the greater charlottesville, albemarle region. and you know that you are responsible for the sale of a piece of property that's vacant, we want to ask you to go back to that property and inspect it. >> all of us have these vacant listings. i don't have any farm properties, but still, there's some corners around here that someone could hide something. so i came up here and did a look around. you know, we're all just trying to find her >> reporter: i spoke with a very close friend of hannah's, one of her dearest friends. and she did not want to come forward to be on camera, but she told me that hannah is the most wonderful person and friend that she's ever had in her life. that she's the type of person that drops anything to be there for her friends. and now the fact is, so many people in this community that don't even know her, they are now friends to hannah. and we do want to tell everybody that this search is going to continue, but they honestly have said, they have no idea where she is at this point. >> and then, jean, are inves

of an entire building used as vacation rentals for years the owner is a real estate attorney and realtor and that needs to be stopped right now it's still illegal and i hope you'll stop that it is pretending my neighborhoods 80 and 83 and 87 lingus to prevent them from finding a place in the city. >> i'm dale with the housing neighborhood and affordable housing jobs measure waiting on the filing of the election department i want to talk about the night to providing that transparent public and assessable short-term rentals when we were campaigning this is something that the nazi would do in the prior days of rounding up jews it's something that the american government did prior to rournd up japanese and today, we heard if a homeowner that's worried about his safety if you had a short-term rental no one is going to know when you're out of time and as far as privacy goes why should this public record be treated any differently than a business license or a public relations transfer where we know who is buyer and the seller and the size of the mortgage the buyer might carry if we're going to

all i've heard from realtor friends and a brother who's a realtor is there are not as many good homes to put on the market. lower inventory, shouldn't that mean lower sales as well? >> well, absolutely. that's what's been plaguing the market for the last year is the low inventory. we are seeing inventory come up in a lot of markets. also the number of all cash buyers is a lot lower than it was last year. cash buyers moving out. >> i mean, at one point in seattle there was one month of inventory available on the market. >> yeah. and you're seeing those levels come up ever so slightly, but again you're not seeing the listings. you're still seeing price increases even when there's not a demand to meet that price increase. it's that low inventory, concern about the market, and wage growth and credit availability that's really hurting housing right now. >> thank you very much for joining us. >> all right. i'm going try to do this in my best grinch voice. you're a mean one, mr. cook. how apple may have just stolen christmas. plus staggering stats on just how big facebook really is. >> and t

police have found the body of missing realtor beverly carter. buried in a shallow grave in arkansas. aaron louis was arrested yesterday. police say he admitted kidnapping carter. a tip led them to the grave. carter vanished while on the way to show a home. louis will be charge in there her murder. >> today's tech bites is all about product sequels. here is abc's tj holmes. >> the new go pro action cameras priced higher and lower than before. the mid level hero four silver is the only one with a touch screen. the hero four black sells for 500 bucks. the basic hero model lists for $130. you won't find the sequel to hidden tiger. it will debut on netflix and a few imax theaters. today microsoft expected to give us a first look at the next version of windows. no confirmation from the software giant but desktop users hoping the next operating system is friendlier than windows eight. and the old photo booth may soon be replaced by a shapie booth. it scans you then creates figurine using 3-d printers. a british supermarket chain owned by wal-mart has c

police in charlottesville asking local realtors to search vacant homes for sale. >> we have to find her. >> reporter: it's not clear why matthew headed to texas. records show he may have had family there. he has not yet entered a plea. >>> and another note here about jesse matthew. a woman who will only identify herself as karen said she was sitting on a galveston, texas, beach when a car drove at her and slammed on the brakes. it was her call that brought the nationwide manhunt to an end. >>> and the man trying to get away from pennsylvania state troopers has been on the run for two weeks. search dogs picked up his scent, but lost it on water crossings. they may be able to tire him out and spot him if they can keep him contained in the area. >>> new details about the video in which former nfl star ray rice is seen punching his then-fiance, now wife. a law enforcement source tells the associated press -- the source sent the video to the nfl security chief at the league's headquarters. he said his only communication was a brief voice mail in which a female voice confirms the package was

. >> the realtor missing from arkansas has been found dead. she disappeared after going to show a home last week. police arrested a man identified at aaron lewis on kidnapping and other charges. >> the main suspect in the case of a missing college student in virginia is now linked to the murder of a different young woman. >> this separate case involves another co-ed. >> yes, morgan harrington was a virginia tech student who went missing after a concert in virginia back in 2009. it's the very same college town where hanna graham went missing three weeks ago. her remains were found in 2010, but her killer never caught. police have forensic evidence linking the main suspect in graham's disappearance to harrington's murder five years ago. the parents of virginia tech student morgan harrington welcomed this break in their daughter's case. >> we've been gob smacked and we are really pleased to come to this day. we always had it on the horizon that someday there would be an arrest and introduce a whole set of its own challenges. i've always said i'd

. >> did you hire a realtor to find a subletter?realtor. that i didn't do. >> it sounds like you didn't do everything. when you and i made the deal, i was very clear with you. i asked you to do one thing, and that was get out of the lease. i told you that in the negotiation. i told you when we went to look at space. i told you several times. one thing. >> yeah, but that one thing is challenging. that one thing's very difficult. >> if you didn't agree, and you thought i was being unreasonable while we were negotiating or while we were telling the employees about what was happening, why didn't you tell me then? you're telling me now because you failed at it. >> you're asking me to jump through a ring of fire. >> you're making me out to be the bad guy. what did i do? you don't like the deal that tina got. you're seeing all these good things happen. you're off distracted looking at somebody else's business, and you're not focusing on everything over here. i wanted you to prove to me that when we're partners and i'm not here, that you ca

my name is ken i'm a san francisco native former director of the mira loma improvement club and a realtor for the last 40 years many questions have been raised and ambiguities brought out by some of the questions and answers. through air b and bs a few questions that have not been answered when is the full scope of the short time rental market as it exists illegal at the present? and what could the scope grow to in the future that is. another question to what degree will the short time market contribute to the e slating sales force. will the lucrative cash flows derive contribute to speculation much of which is from foreign investors will the number of non-occupants grow thus limiting the supply of housing for our citizenry. will this legislation contribute to the growing of exodus of families with children? is this legislation match the mandates that affordable housing be personal and enhanced and neighborhood character about preserved and protected. if you can't fully answer those questions i urge you inform return to for study and recommend an eir under sequa. thank you. >> >> next spe

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about historic preservation that this could be made available either for use with the realityers -- realtors so it's convenient because this is too nice to not distribute. >> thank you commissioners, any other? >> i agree. >> are we taking public comment? >> if you don't want to comment at this time, yes. then i will take public comment. nothing else, we will open up public comment on this item. any member wish to comment? seeing none, we'll close public comment. >> commissioner? >> as you know i have been concerned about this topic and i have had conversations about the adams project and what happened there. i do have a couple of questions. maybe this would be a place on this one planning code section 219 for office use and pdr space, i thought that was comparable with 803.9, but under letter a in the first provisions it says not more than 5,000 square feet can be converted in section 219. and you know, with the numbers that we've been hearing on 40,000 and 80,000 and in two 2-henry adams 300,000 square feet , i'm wondering about the the qualification. this says professional and business of