so i went to the san francisco tenants union so know about my rights as a tenant, because i had a list. so they told me about my rights as a tenant, and i tried to enforce my rights. so my landlord, instead of going through the legal process, she decided to threaten me by calling the police on me to fully evict me. and then the allegations she made were not true. because of the allegations that were happening was actually she was threatening me because i was not going in san francisco because of my national origin. so then i went through the e.d.c. to find some, because she ended up giving me a written notice and a 30-day notice. so i went to the eviction defense collaborative and to be able to be referred to an attorney. the attorney that was with them had conflict of interest because they were representing them as well. so at that point they told me they were not going to give me full representation. [off mic] >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you, supervisors. he is one of many people who have come looking for help and have fallen through the cracks. another tenant who wanted to

so i went to the san francisco tenants union so know about my rights as a tenant, because i had a list. so they told me about my rights as a tenant, and i tried to enforce my rights. so my landlord, instead of going through the legal process, she decided to threaten me by calling the police on me to fully evict me. and then the allegations she made were not true. because of the allegations that were happening was actually she was threatening me because i was not going in san francisco because of my national origin. so then i went through the e.d.c. to find some, because she ended up giving me a written notice and a 30-day notice. so i went to the eviction defense collaborative and to be able to be referred to an attorney. the attorney that was with them had conflict of interest because they were representing them as well. so at that point they told me they were not going to give me full representation. [off mic] >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you, supervisors. he is one of many people who have come looking for help and have fallen through the cracks. another tenant who wanted to

from the san francisco tenants union. thank you, supervisors. and thank you so much hillary ronen for putting this legislation together. every month in our coalition, the antidisplacement coalition, we review the biggest threats to tenants in the city. and almost without fail, buyouts makes the top of the list every month. and we've also known the buyouts are the primary way we are losing affordable housing in san francisco for years. this is why we introduced the original buyout legislation. it was actually hillary ronen was the aid who worked on it with us. so she was our natural choice to lead this effort to fix the gaps. what is a buyout? it's when a tenant sells their rights for the sake of a bit of money and a bit of certainty about the day they have to move. sells their rights. basically they are giving up the chance to enforce the rights they have that you all passed, that we passed as a city of san francisco to protect their housing and to protect this affordable housing for everyone here. i don't blame individual people who do that, bec

from the san francisco tenants union. thank you, supervisors. and thank you so much hillary ronen for putting this legislation together. every month in our coalition, the antidisplacement coalition, we review the biggest threats to tenants in the city. and almost without fail, buyouts makes the top of the list every

among the demands from the tenants union, rent control, just cause evictions and a way to complain aboutlumlords without fear of retaliation. >>> the future of pot sales in a south bay city is uncertain tonight. right now the santa clara city council is discussing permanently banning the sale of marijuana within the city. for the past few years, there's bhnl a temporary ban on commercial sales in santa clara. tonight, councilmembers are urged to ban pot sales once and for all. they say it would mean extra work for first responders. >>> add sunnyvale to the list of cities to consider banning the sale of flavored tobacco products. tomorrow afternoon it will be the first of three public meetings at the community center. city leaders are concerned that these types of products target young people and pose a major health risk. the meeting begins at 2:00 p.m. >>> a big change when it comes to rape kits. there is no longer a backlog of kits sitting on evidence shelves in santa clara county. two years ago there were 260 kits waiting to be processed in the crime lab. thanks to more than $600,000 i

from the san francisco tenants union. thank you, supervisors. and thank you so much hillary ronen for putting this legislation together. every month in our coalition, the antidisplacement coalition, we review the biggest threats to tenants in the city. and almost without fail, buyouts makes the top of the list every month. and we've also known the buyouts are the primary way we are losing affordable housing in san francisco for years. this is why we introduced the original buyout legislation. it was actually hillary ronen was the aid who worked on it with us. so she was our natural choice to lead this effort to fix the gaps. what is a buyout? it's when a tenant sells their rights for the sake of a bit of money and a bit of certainty about the day they have to move. sells their rights. basically they are giving up the chance to enforce the rights they have that you all passed, that we passed as a city of san francisco to protect their housing and to protect this affordable housing for everyone here. i don't blame individual people who do that, bec

from the san francisco tenants union. thank you, supervisors. k you so much hillary ronen for putting this legislation together. every month in our coalition, the antidisplacement coalition, we review the biggest threats to tenants in the city. and almost without fail, buyouts makes the top of the list every month. and we've also known the buyouts are the primary way we are losing affordable housing in san francisco for years. this is why we introduced the original buyout legislation. it was actually hillary ronen was the aid who worked on it with us. so she was our natural choice to lead this effort to fix the gaps. what is a buyout? it's when a tenant sells their rights for the sake of a bit of money and a bit of certainty about the day they have to move. sells their rights. basically they are giving up the chance to enforce the rights they have that you all passed, that we passed as a city of san francisco to protect their housing and to protect this affordable housing for everyone here. i don't blame individual people who do that, because the

currently, a union organizer for the largest flight a tenant's union in the united states kayla workscountry. and she's long worked to lift up justice right here in san francisco. sf weekly put it in a headline last year, kayla williams leads candidates to victory. she first canvassed as a 15-year-old in louisiana and she hasn't stopped since. working as a local political leader. she managed won against the odds came pain of our new district attorney chase abudene. she won the campaign for the top vote getters in a field of 18 candidates running for the board of education, alison collins. [applause] she founded the afro soch caucus in the socialist of america to build coalitional power for people of color. and she served as the vice president of the young black democrats of san francisco and on the board of the harvey milk, lgbtq democratic club and she's just getting started. accommodations are nice burgis sis bettejusticeis better but jr talked about the statute of liberty. what's the good without the liberty. kayla, you deserve the statute or in this case the certificate of honor a

currently, a union organizer for the largest flight a tenant's union in the united states kayla workscountry. and she's long worked to lift up justice right here in san francisco. sf weekly put it in a headline last year, kayla williams leads candidates to victory. she first canvassed as a 15-year-old in louisiana and she hasn't stopped since. working as a local political leader. she managed won against the odds came pain of our new district attorney chase abudene. she won the campaign for the top vote getters in a field of 18 candidates running for the board of education, alison collins. [applause] she founded the afro soch caucus in the socialist of america to build coalitional power for people of color. and she served as the vice president of the young black democrats of san francisco and on the board of the harvey milk, lgbtq democratic club and she's just getting started. accommodations are nice burgis sis bettejusticeis better but jr talked about the statute of liberty. what's the good without the liberty. kayla, you deserve the statute or in this case the certificate of honor a

i'm the district 8 tenant union and san francisco anti- discanti-dis-coalition me. he fails to meet the minimum requirements of the planning director and the experience set forth. i ask, how is it a group of intelligence commissioners tasked with choosing an be eligible candidate found rich h irhilles qualified? this is a serious violation of the equal employment opportunity guidance and completely unfair to women and minority candidates who are overlooked in the interest of selecting a white male with no qualifications for the job. furthermore, i feel abused and betrayed by there process. we came in ernest to tell the commission what qualities we wanted in a new planning director. >> if you, next speaker. >> i asked a city hall insider why did it take the fbi to do this, some things were an open secret for a long time and the response was, look to city hall, look to the mayor, look to the board of supervisors and the thing, the issue was no hands were raised, no questions asked, no challenges put forward. we're raising our hand and asking questions and we're challe

i'm the district 8 tenant union and san francisco anti- discanti-dis-coalition me. he fails to meet the minimum requirements of the planning director and the experience set forth. i ask, how is it a group of intelligence commissioners tasked with choosing an be eligible candidate found rich h irhilles qualified? this is a serious violation of the equal employment opportunity guidance and completely unfair to women and minority candidates who are overlooked in the interest of selecting a white male with no qualifications for the job. furthermore, i feel abused and betrayed by there process. we came in ernest to tell the commission what qualities we wanted in a new planning director. >> if you, next speaker. >> i asked a city hall insider why did it take the fbi to do this, some things were an open secret for a long time and the response was, look to city hall, look to the mayor, look to the board of supervisors and the thing, the issue was no hands were raised, no questions asked, no challenges put forward. we're raising our hand and asking questions and we're challe

ambassador to the european union while a tenant colonel alexander venkman had been the top ukraine ex-pat in the national security council both officials testified to a house committee about the president's efforts to pressure ukraine 10 best against his political rival joe biden house had said he wanted alexander i've been gone well i'm not happy with them if they go supposed to be happy with the bomb not they'll make that decision you'll be hearing they'll make a decision now the top democratic senator chuck schumer was quick to respond to the news on to us a he said the pentagon assured me that patriots and whistleblowers like to attend and cuddled and will be protected any reprisals against him or others who came forward to tell the truth are wrong and should be seen for what they are an extension of president trumps cover up well here's a reminder lieutenant colonel then told the us house last november i was concerned by the call what i heard was inappropriate and i reported my concerns to mr eisenberg it was improper for the president of the united states to demand a foreign governm

unions. and then also we discussed and we agreed on the p.l.a. to continue through tenant improvements.what that means is a project labor agreement is clearly active during phase i construction, phase two construction, and there would be an obvious interim period between those two. it also allows for the option for the joint administrative committee to continue the p.l.a. through tenant improvements. the group that was there, operators, carpenters, the electricians and plumbers, all agreed is in our best interest to continue which. we agreed to move it forward. especially, and in fact, that his part -- it's part of the p.l.a. and the unions are not allowed to strike, protest, take any actions, and it allows us to continue through our tenant improvement program without interruptions that potentially others have seen in other parts of the city. it will continue through the tenant improvements as a collective and we all agreed. finally, the labor. no work stoppages were labor instances that we have had. we have never had one the entire phase i construction. and there was a zero recordable

key witnesses in his impeachment inquiry ambassador to the european union gordon sunderland was recalls just hours after the tenants colonel alexander vin was a scoresheet from the white house both men were critical of trump's handling of the military aid to ukraine and together reports gordon sunland was considered a close ally of president trumps the 61 year old businessman gave trump's inauguration committee a $1000000.00 became ambassador to the european union and is said to have had the president's number on speed dial all that changed after someone's explosive testimony to the president's handling of military aid to ukraine was there a quid pro quo as i testified previously with regard to the requested white house call and the white house meeting the answer is yes another pivotal witness in the impeachment korean to president trump was lieutenant colonel alexander that mn was a highly decorated soldier an expert on ukraine binman is testimony was said to have been breached the president is improper for the president of the united states to demand a foreign government investigate a u.s. citizen and a political

tenant. >>> just about an hour away now from president trump's state of the union address.l be fewer democrats in attendance this year, as at least ten members. house say they plan to boycott the speech. >> right now, we wants to give you a live look at the house of representatives getting ready for the state of union address. we will have the full address of the president to the nation right here beginning live at 6:00. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. as we await the president's remarks, there is still no clear winner in iowa. the first results of the iowa caucus vote count were announced just a short time ago, but they're still not final. >> the democratic party in iowa today blamed widespread reporting issues for the delay. our political reporter greg lee is here now. so we now know 62% of the precincts, but we don't have the rest yet. >> we're getting there. a lot could change still. here we are, pete buttigieg leading by just a slim margin. last night, we saw mayor pete give a victory speech without any official release of numbers. he

unions. and then also we discussed and we agreed on the p.l.a. to continue through tenant improvements. is clearly active during phase i construction, phase two construction, and there would be an obvious interim period between those two. it also allows for the option for the joint administrative committee to continue the p.l.a. through tenant improvements. the group that was there, operators, carpenters, the electricians and plumbers, all agreed is in our best interest to continue which. we agreed to move it forward. especially, and in fact, that his part -- it's part of the p.l.a. and the unions are not allowed to strike, protest, take any actions, and it allows us to continue through our tenant improvement program without interruptions that potentially others have seen in other parts of the city. it will continue through the tenant improvements as a collective and we all agreed. finally, the labor. no work stoppages were labor instances that we have had. we have never had one the entire phase i construction. and there was a zero recordable safety incidents, which has -- it has probab

unions? there is some evidence it is, particularly for social housing te na nts is, particularly for social housing tenantsong benefit system are the most important factors. we are out of time. thank you. you're watching worklife. a reminder of our top story — 50% of the uk's10—year—olds owned a smartphone in 2019, according to a report by media regulator 0fcom. raising people's awareness of disabilities can be challenging — particularly when it's not visible or particularly obvious. here in the uk, about 700,000 people have autism — a developmental disability which affects how a person communicates and experiences the world around them. it's often described as a hidden or invisible disability. now there's a big emphasis on trying to boost understanding of the condition — so people who are autisic and their families don't feel isolated. 0ne organisation looking to raise awareness is called books by stellas. founded by aimee clint, she set it up after her brother was diagnosed with autism. shejoins us now. i was looking online and one of these books, no two stars are the same. just explain why you thought y

unions. and then also we discussed and we agreed on the p.l.a. to continue through tenant improvements. that means is a project labor agreement is clearly active during phase i construction, phase two construction, and there would be an obvious interim period between those two. it also allows for the option for the joint administrative committee to continue the p.l.a. through tenant improvements. the group that was there, operators, carpenters, the electricians and plumbers, all agreed is in our best interest to continue which. we agreed to move it forward. especially, and in fact, that his part -- it's part of the p.l.a. and the unions are not allowed to strike, protest, take any actions, and it allows us to continue through our tenant improvement program without interruptions that potentially others have seen in other parts of the city. it will continue through the tenant improvements as a collective and we all agreed. finally, the labor. no work stoppages were labor instances that we have had. we have never had one the entire phase i construction. and there was a zero recordable safe

this union includes workers, delivery drivers, backers but not the clerks. >>> coming up, a demand for the landlord and what the tenants hope to accomplish. >>> the investigation into the corruption scandal is expanding and the local companies that will have to answer questions. huge tax breaks for the rich, while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and create up to 20 million good paying jobs to save this planet. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message because we need an economy that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. >>> there is growing tension between the same cisco 49ers and the city of santa clara, what the 49ers called the latest allegations. >>> a decline in ridership on bart, how much and the possible reason behind the drop. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> good morning, everyone, an

union on campus monday evening. people's park is owned by uc berkeley and plans can accommodate. uc berkeley spokesman, kyle gibson said the nonprofit will also provide 100 apartment units to low income 10 tenants. >> it will make a big difference . >> we need more housing for students, i see that. accomplish the same goals without inflicting on this historical landmark. >> reporter: uc berkeley says tentatively, once history of the 2.8 acre park will remain open space to honor the historical significance of people's park. >> we will try to incorporate some of their thoughts and ideas, especially of people's park of legacy and memory. >> reporter: last may, people's park advocates commemorated the 50th anniversary of ludy thursday. in 1969, proteststhe park into an athletic field became violent. >> peoplenot housing. >> if it is really special, we ter: school officials out it. said the scope and design of the project are still in the planning stages. resources for community development, a nonprofit writing apartments for the low income says this type of housing is in the spirit of the park's legacy. >> the community coming to take care of those folks who are getting pushed out and priced out. >