she says rishon is one of 3 section 8 tenants now facing evictions throughout alameda pauling along with is f protections for seniors and those with disabilities as housing prices skyrocket across the bay area. people should only be evicted her cause. >>and not just because someone says they want more rain tomorrow. >>next month alameda city council will consider an adjustment to the city's rent stabilization ordinance the plan would be to extend just cause eviction protections to people on section 8. if it passes these tenants could not be evicted without cause to me. have russian who speaks very little english shared some words at the rally, his daughter provided some of the translation. >>in the sun without under this condition. it's like and this this should know and be happy. >>the alameda renters coalition plans to take this matter to the housing authority on monday the rend c thorn kron 4 news. >>thank you dan. a live look outside right now as we talk about our 4 zone forecast in that is the city of san francisco you can kind of make out the sales force tower sticking out from all

go to schools as far as 300 kilometers away and now the families of these kids do have to pay to rishon fees about $60.00 euros a year which is a lot of money for some of them and there's also a lot of money that comes from donations from here in europe now the concert that we saw in the report was dedicated to nelson mandela who of course led south africa out of apartheid back in 1904 when this program or a program like this have been possible without him well this sort of answer is probably not the apartheid regime really did the bare minimum to provide education for black students certainly they didn't have programs teaching people to played cello of course the kids in this program that we're seeing were born after apartheid ended in 1904 they're part of the so-called. born free generation and the south africa they're coming and unfortunately is not the rainbow nation that nelson mandela spoke of it's still very unequal a lot of racial segregation the economic elites the people whose kids are the majority of those learning to play these instruments are still white so there's a lot of

she says rishon is one of 3 section 8 tenants now facing evictions throughout alameda pauling along with others is fighting for protections for seniors and those with disabilities as housing prices skyrocket across the bay area. >>people should only be evicted her cause and not just because someone says they want more rent tomorrow. meda city council will consider an adjustment to the city's rent stabilization ordinance the plan would be to extend just cause eviction protections to people on section 8. if it passes these tenants could not be evicted without cause we're asking for the city for the people of alameda who want a stable community and to protect our elders to please right to counsel and say that they support having fair. calls on addiction for everybody. >>well the almeida runners coalition says that they plan to take this matter to the housing authority on monday and the city says it plans a community meeting next week to discuss the proposed changes to the rend ordinance reporting live in alameda dan n 4 news. thank you dan a $5,000 reward is now being offered to find the pe

for the past several years 87, year-old mmusi rishon has been living at the dunes apartments in alameda. he says he's now facing eviction because the landlord wants more rent money to me. with russians speaks very little english and he says his home is all he has left and he can afford to lose it. his daughter also provided some translation. >>in the sun without it under this condition. it's like and this this should know and be happy. >>it really is price gouging in this market catherine pauling is with the alameda renters coalition. she says rishon is one of 3 section 8 tenants now facing eviction throughout alameda pauling along with others is fighting for rs and those with disabilities as housing prices skyrocket across the bay area. >>people should only be evicted her cause and not just because someone says they want more rain tomorrow. >>next month alameda city council will consider an adjustment to the city's rent stabilization ordinance the plan would be to extend just cause eviction protections to people on section 8. if it passes these tenants could not be evicted without caus

commitment has and i'm to rishon among certain parts of the muslim community who dismiss him as the imaam of the jews. unperturbed his show is something of that he will be attending the meeting the next day bringing together victims of anti semitic attacks. sami takes has been attained his decision to pay a visit to the small areas not to get outside the mosque this is his old patch a place where he still known as the kosher cop for some locals. he's wearing traditional jewish headgear out of religious conviction but rather out of defiance in response to the attacks in recent years. worrying it as a test to see what happens. i don't think it will bother anyone. grew up in algeria and he always felt at home among us. i was. the only. one vendor becomes aggressive after seeing our camera team filming it's not us but some me that he threatens forming a mock this law with his hands and pointing it at him. what are you doing here. are you threatening me why. well i pay for the stand i work here. whatever there's no need to start threatening people because whatever you whatever then some me dif

moscow state duma they will also serve as a pretext for opposition rallies for him to increase up as rishon popularity and and of course we can expect more of this than that all that is why it is important for the government to to a basic by the situation quickly and not by brute force but by compromise. you haven't what do you think the opposition should do to change things do they need to rebrand themselves. i don't think they need to change something i think they're being quite powerful i am of the view that this movement is this is maybe going to change things it might take a lot of time but i sense that the authorities are a bit at a loss as to how to handle it because on the one hand if they open up a bit the room for political participation there is a risk that that could lead to further involvement by opposition parties and at the same time when they conduct repressions they can perpetrate themselves in power for a while but they also plant the seeds of their own sort of undoing so they're in a very difficult situation now in a new you know way that with an economy which is not grow

she says rishon is one of 3 section 8 tenants now facing evictions throughout alameda pauling along withthers is fighting for protections for seniors and those with disabilities as housing prices skyrocket across the bay area. people should only be evicted her cause. >>and not just because someone says they want more rent tomorrow. >>next month alameda city council will consider an adjustment to the city's rent stabilization ordinance the plan would be to extend just cause eviction protections to people on section 8. if it passes these tenants could not be evicted without cause we're asking for the city for the people of alameda who want a stable community and to protect our elders to plase right to counsel and say that they support having fair. calls on addiction for everybody reporting in alameda dan thorn kron 4 news. a $5,000 reward is being offered to find the person who forced a clip through a dog's skin and then chain the husky to the concrete. >>deputies in salinas found the injured dog earlier this month. the clip had likely been attached to a one year old dog and for about 10 d

text for our opposition rallies for him to increase up as rishon popularity and and of course we can expect more of this than that all that is why it is important for the government to fight this situation quickly and not by brute force but by compromise. you haven't what do you think the opposition should do to change things do they need to rebrand themselves. i don't think they need to change something i think they're being quite powerful i am of the view that this movement is is is maybe going to change things it might take a lot of time but i sense that the authorities are a bit at a loss as to how to handle it because on the one hand if they open up a bit the room for political participation there is a risk that that could lead to further involvement by opposition parties and at the same time when they conduct repressions they can perpetrate themselves in power for a while but they also plant the seeds of their own sort of undoing so they're in a very difficult situation now in you know way that with an economy which is not growing very fast where there is a sense of stagnation

change the brakes or to grieve and scrap the irish backstopped for germany's suggests a jungles in rishon a will not work and here's one reason why. what i'm concerned of are. the people will trade. them for accept. the result for the reporter pose as an excuse to start another war. people in northern ireland fear johnson's plans will spark the return of violence of the past or the coming up. finding a way out of italy's political crisis the country is plunged into uncertainty one day after the prime minister resigns we take a look at the options now facing the country. i don't know of a will make until i'm under. british prime minister boris johnson is coming to berlin to try and persuade back to reopen bragg's if they go see asians johnson is demanding the removal of the so-called backstop the policy previously agreed by the u.k. and the e.u. to ensure there be no hard. border on the island of ireland johnson claims the backstop would violate british sovereignty existing or just doesn't work for the u.k. parliament started out 3 times we can't have this backstop so i'm going to go to fr

are protesting the eviction of a holocaust survivor and other section 8 tenants 87 year-old lucy rishon has been living at the dunes apartments in alameda for almost 20 years. he says his landlord one or 2 races read by $700 a month and served him eviction papers when he refused to pay it. the the alameda renner's coalition says russian is one of 3 section 8 tenants who are now facing eviction the group is fighting to protect seniors and those with disabilities as housing prices skyrocket. >>people should only be evicted her cause and not just because someone says they want more rent tomorrow. >>next month a many at alameda diction protections to section 8 tenants oklahoma judge has ordered the johnson and johnson pay million for the company's role in the state's opioid crisis. >>kron four's grant lotus he joins us now in the studio to explain what this means for the company and the future of other drugmakers boy avoid vicki can this could be precedent setting almost reminds you of monsanto. the roundup weed killer again we had a first trial with that this is the first trial as it relat

moscow state duma they will also serve as a pretext for opposition rallies for him to increase up as rishon popularity and and of course we can expect more of this down that all that is why it is important for the government to fight this situation quickly and not by brute force but by compromise. you haven't what do you think the opposition should do to change things do they need to rebrand themselves. i don't think they need to change something i think they're being quite powerful i am of the view that this movement is this is maybe going to change things it might take a lot of time but i sense that the authorities are a bit at a loss as to how to handle it because on the one hand if they open up a big room for political participation there is a risk that that could lead to further involvement by opposition parties and at the same time when they conduct repressions they can perpetrate themselves in power for a while but they also plant the seeds of their own sort of undoing so they're in a very difficult situation now in a new you know way that with an economy which is not growing very fa

building on alameda's shoreline drive wherehis ma has called home for the last 17 years. 87-year-old rishone crowd in russian. he said his landlord will no longer accept section 8 and is evicting him in order to raise rent on his two-bedroom apartment to $3200. his daughter interpreted how he said he feels. >> eviction without a cause under this condition is like a death sentence. and this should not be happening. >> reporter: several dozen people turned out to rally and support those facing similar situations. >> i just thought, we've got to do something about people who are 80 years old that are going to be evicted. it's just not right. >> reporter: catherine pauling with alameda renters coalition calls the situation price gouging and blames it on greed. >> my rent has gone up over $600 a month in four years. it comes down to how much truly is enough. >> reporter: alameda recently passed an ordinance to protect renters from certain evictions. >> we've had multiple complaints now of section 8 tenants being evicted without cause. we passed a just cause ordinance a few months back but there