does natalie tennant bring president obama in?g to say, look, the president is coming in. >> he'll pass resolutions. >> banning her from appearance. if you bring her to west virginia or kentucky, does it drive republicans? if it doesn't, does it drive democrats or drive democrats who might have set out midterms to maybe cut a check? that's only a net positive for somebody like natalie tennant. >> obama is very unpopular in red states. they're going to say elizabeth warren, who is she? she's mini me. >> i'm wondering if beyond firing up the base there is an opening there, if this is the kind of message that could reach sort of -- there's a left wing and right wing populism. >> rand paul is saying a lot of what elizabeth warren is saying in the sense he's saying these policies haven't worked. the middle class is losing income. we have to look out for the middle class. that will be a primary republican message in 2014 and 2015. >> strike that tone right in the middle. dysfunctional government. they're not doing enough or doing way to

certainly natalie tennant being one of them.as there awkwardness today, was there any tension because of that? >> well, actually the event where the senator spoke with secretary tennant was in shepherdstown which is about as far east in west virginia. it's approximately six or seven hours from the coal fields region of the state, and so from what i was told, that there was about 450 supporters at the event, and that there were, you know, quite a few people there who agreed with the message according to several media reports and the campaign. today in charleston, congresswoman capito appeared with representative paul ryan at a roundtable event with some local leaders in business, and that was -- the tennant event was also central to that roundtable, pointing out warren's, again, stances on energy policy. >> so talk a little bit, if you would, about the evolution of west virginia. it's so fascinating to me. i wonder if there's a state that's swung more dramatically from one party to another in a shorter period of time. i remember

i believe in natalie tennant. she's going to be your next senator. make it happen.ake it happen. >> over in charleston it was congressman paul ryan who was backing tennant's opponent shelly moore capito and took a jab at warren. >> elizabeth warren is to the left of the left of the left of the democratic party. elizabeth warren is a part of the united states senate blocking legislation to preserve coal jobs, that's blocking legislation to preserve energy jobs in america. >> tennant likely faces an uphill battle but it has been interesting to watch this over the last couple of weeks. >>> last night chris mcdaniel asked to see original copies of the poll books. this comes as mcdaniel continues to search for illegal votes. he lost the runoff by 7600 votes but claims discovered over 8300 questionable ballots. mcdaniel plans to hold a conference tomorrow afternoon to outline his plans moving forward. >>> and now nor the first number in the data bank, 16,469 is the number of signatures he has collected to be on the ballot for the independent senate collaging lindsey graha

convention out of the tenderloin elementary school over 700 tennants came out in the pouring rain to fight for this legislation. this is just a piece of this conversation. this is a dialogue about how we are going to create stabilization along with creating tools that hold us accountable to those that we supposedly believe in. i wanted to thank everyone for their work on this and thank you chair yee for chairing a very long rules committee. >> i'm getting used to it. you know when i was asked to sign as a cosponsor, never did i think that this particular initiative was the answer to every problem that we have on housing. i always felt like this was part of a solution. it was a part of statement, a value that we want to, i want to support to say that we need more affordable housing and that also there has been speakers that have come up and noted that we need funding. was it mr. valentino. that we really need to get behind on measure in the future to help pay for some of the cost that supervisor breed is talking about. it's one of these issues where you put out a remark for a statemen

i believe in natalie tennant. she's going to be your next senator.oore capito. moore promised to fight president obama to save energy jobs if need be. in 2012 she had lost every county in the state. and paul ryan was also in the state campaigning for capita and tried to frame warren, so he went after warren as an enemy of the state. >> elizabeth warren is left of the left of the democratic party. elizabeth warren is part of the war on coal. she is part of the united states senate blocking registration to preserve energy jobs in america. >> okay, joe, what do you make of that? it feels like paul ryan is a little defensive of the person supporting the competitor to his candidate. >> well, it might feel that way towards you, but mark halperin, when you are in west virginia, the war on coal is extraordin y extraordinarily an important war. al gore was the first one to lose it in 2000. i remember a lot of us being surprised, but it shifted republican on this key issue. so let's talk about that first. then i want to talk more about elizabeth warren and her

who are the tennants of the merchandise mart? tech industry. they moved into 1.2 million square feet and did they pay for housing transit or anything else. you can change the entire use of a fablt # factory to office and you will not be assessed even though the difference between factory and office rent is $10-50 a square foot. there is no reassessment happening on buildings that cheat the hell out of city of money. they avoid the assessment, housing fees and transit fees. next fact. if you go into gieb and do an improvement to a commercial building and no one looks at you a second time and you don't pay affordable housing fees, you don't pay transit fees. the area plans have created a situation where there are exceptions to everything. no project gets through without exceptions. exceptions are the conditional uses in an area plan. and the other thing that happens once you do an area plan is you stop environmental review and you stop advanced notice of projects. >> thank you. any other public comments on this item. seeing none, public comment i

the san francisco tenant union claims the landlord used it to evict tennants and flipped them to vacation wren -- rentals. >> they are illegal and they are not being enforced in terms of they need to get out of there. >> they say at least 50 complaints have been filed with the city about other illegal conversions. they are putting these stickers on the buildings to put the landlords on notice. there are laws against it, but rarely enforced. >> absolutely unacceptable. >> david shu wants more regulation. he is proposing legislation pour acquiring land -- requiring landlords to take ownership. >> you need to live here most of the year. you have to pay your taxes. you need to get liability insurance and play by the rules. >> sometimes it creates disturbance. >> not everyone likes sharing the neighborhood with tourists, but beth and her family from brazil say they are getting a great deal and a dream vacation. in san francisco x cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> you are being ordered -- >> the bomb squad and the s.w.a.t team responded when an attempt to serve an eviction notice took a tense turn

the san francisco tenant union claims the landlord used it to evict tennants and flipped them to vacation wren -- rentals. >> they are illegal and they are not being enforced in terms of they need to get out of there. >> they say at least 50 complaints have been filed with the city about other illegal conversions. they are putting these stickers on the buildings to put the landlords on notice. there are laws against it, but rarely enforced. >> absolutely unacceptable. >> david shu wants more regulation. he is proposing legislation pour acquiring land -- requiring landlords to take ownership. >> you need to live here most of the year. you have to pay your taxes. you need to get liability insurance and play by the rules. >> sometimes creates creates disturbance. >> not everyone likes sharing the neighborhood with tourists, but beth and her family from brazil say they are getting a great deal and a dream vacation. in san francisco x cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> you are being ordered -- >> the bomb squad and the s.w.a.t team responded when an attempt to serve an eviction notice took a tense

the san francisco tenant union claims the landlord used it to evict tennants and flipped them to vacation wren -- rentals. >> they are illegal and they are not being enforced in terms of they need to get out of there. >> they say at least 50 complaints have been filed with the city about other illegal conversions. they are putting these stickers on the buildings to put the landlords on notice. there are laws against it, but rarely enforced. >> absolutely unacceptable. >> david shu wants more regulation. he is proposing legislation pour acquiring land -- requiring landlords to take ownership. >> you need to live here most of the year. you have to pay your taxes. you need to get liability insurance and play by the rules. >> sometimes it creates disturbance. >> not everyone likes sharing the neighborhood with tourists, but beth and her family from brazil say they are getting a great deal and a dream vacation. in san francisco x cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> you are being ordered -- >> the bomb squad and the s.w.a.t team responded when an attempt to serve an eviction notice took a tense turn

today i got a call from a volunteer at the tennants clinic, i got a call from a woman desperate because she had just been evicted because she could not pay for the rent. her ssi was only $500 and on top of that the wages she would earn as a minimum wage worker did not support her being able to pay for the rents in either of places she lived and this is a chronic eviction she had been seeing and didn't have support from her family members because they are not able to also pay their rent. it's time now to ensure that our workers in san francisco are able to meet their needs and our wages need to increase to ensure that they are meeting the price of what living in san francisco is costing now. thank you so much. >> thank you, mr. menendez. >> supervisors, my name is connie ford and i'm one of the vice-president's of the san francisco labor council. i am actually quite proud here to stand here before you. the labor council, other unions and many other community organizations work hard for this calling us the coalition for the fair campaign, we got in the streets and negotiated with the mayo

while i'm a huge fan, displacing all of those existing tennants would have been very problematic. so i think it raised the awareness of the issues to the public as well as city hall. i think we'll just monitor where it goes from here and weigh in if we have to. >> all right. that is the update for that item. and so, the interim zoning controls for the office conversion in landmark buildings will be heard at the board of supervisors office on thursday. i provided you with status update of other legislative items that have been before you where they are and then in terms of the office, we do have nag ar, who was tempting in the office until march of 24 last year, but the total hours that she could be a temporary worker in our office had accumulated so we had to stop her position, but now that we are in a new fiscal year and she is available again, will be rejoining the office on july 22nd. and then i have given you a status update on the 2, 1823 positions for the policy analyst and the james position and i'm starting the process for the 1822 which was the position that christian ori

apartment building with a so-called poor door, ie -- not sure what that means, a separate entrance for tennantsary housing units they can build larger properties as long as the building includes some apartments for the low income tenants. the separate entrance will be located in the back alley behind the building. said the developer, quote, no one said the goal was integration of the populations. it is unfair to expect high income homeowners who paid a fortune to live in their building to have to be in the same boat as low income renters who are fortunate to live in a new building in a great neighborhood. the building will also operate third door. take a look. >> good job. >> i don't think you want to teach snakes how to open doors. that's the dumbest thing ever. >> that's the one thing we can do to get away from them. >> and then praise them with a good job. >> good job giant snake. now you can't even close your door. people with big snakes, that's just -- >> you are overcompensating. come on. >> oh yeah they come after guys with nice cars. no, it is the person with the giant snake with a micr

i believe in natalie tennant. she will be your next senator.it happen. [ applause ] >> senator warren may not be the candidate of choice in west virginia but her appearance means her trademark message of economic populism has broad enough appeal to work in a deep red state like west virginia even though she hails from the liberal state -- or commonwealth of massachusetts. while senator warren built her reputation as a champion of the people, over the powerful. there are similar strains of populism in the republican party as well. listen to this. perhaps no republican has better articulated the populist message than libertarian-leaning senator rand paul. here he is speaking out against wall street at the new hampshire freedom summit this april. >> rich companies don't need your money. it is an insult to those among us that we say we don't have enough money for other programs but we've got enough money for our rich friends. if you want to be consistent, if you want to grow the movement, we cannot be the party of fat cats, rich people, and wall st

he has a council where they have rules and tennants of belief.lements of human language. suddenly, the surviving humans come into the territory. caesar, who has gro up with humans, is trying to find his inner ape. >> caesar loves humans more than apes. >> i met andy serkis, chief ape at his high-tech performance capture studio in london. >> he is a middle-aged chip pan ze and carrying a lot of responsibility and worry. he is quite furrowed brow. it is quite subtle. unlike the original where they were covered in latex and thick makeup. >> reporter: andy can go ape on command. >> gorilla vocal zation will be -- chimpanzees, you have more like a -- he has promised to show me some moves. >> you have to tuck your pelvis in and slightly go bow legged. if you rock your hips from side to side, okay. >> you have to stick are backside out. >> that one and that leg here. >> there you go. then, you can start to quadriped like this. >> okay. so i am still struggling to walk the walk. >> this is a head-mounted camera. you have markers all over your face. >> i

i believe in natalie tennant, she's going to be your next senator. [ cheers and applause ] >>. >> so took place in west virginia's eastern pan handle one of the most progressive areas of the state. she was able to get warren's help in energizing the base despite the fact they disagree on many issues. warren got a number of standing ovations. there were several shouts of 2016 from that crowd. joining me live nbc news reporter kari danza. it's an interesting situation. she brought in senator warren because she needs her help with progressive group there. however, she was clear they have key differences that are important to her home state. >> that's right. elizabeth warren, on paper, seems like an unlikely candidate to be stumping for senate candidates in kentucky and in west virginia. a big reason for that is that warren is in favor of restrictions on coal production. for allison, natalie tenant in west virginia they have to draw clear lines. saying they disagree with her on that. i like her on other issues. senator warren is from the northeast. she's progressive. she's more to the le

headed to public school, or worse yet, no lunch at all because they're on reduced price lunch the tennant have no access to the amenities, sharing a pool with them, not enough color lean i guess, one defender of this plan put it like this, i think it's unfair to expect very high income homeowners who paid a fortune to live in their building to have to be in the same boat as low income renters who are very fortunate to live in a new building in a great neighborhood. we reach down to x-tell, they declined to comment. the more i think of this luxury building with it's core door, it seems to me an apt metaphor for the country. for some there's a gimded front door for others there is a back alley entrance and a condesce condescending you're lucky to have that attitude. they need your space for their media viewing room. and push you on out to the street. and as our experiences become increasingly distinct, that we're living in the same country, the community or the same building. we occupy the same space but utterly different realities and as we live these segregated lives, we become less human

natalie tennant is on the campaign. it has an unlikely target. president obama. >> what do they think the electric comes from? it's the hard working coal miners. i've fought to protect the coal jobs alongside joe manchin. i'll make sure that president obama gets the message >>well, i guess it's one way. that's the joe manchin style -- remember the rifle shot cap and trade. that's her version there. tan nant is trying to distance herself from the president. running the $120,000 ad that the campaign will reach two-thirds of the state. president obama lost the state twice. her opponent tried to link tenant to the president. >>> trivia time. four wyoming governors served in the u.s. senate. it's been awhile. tommy trompson tried but didn't make it. congratulations to today's winn winner. we'll be right back. the summer of this. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. where memories will be forged into the sand. and then hung on a wall for years to come. get out there, with over 50,000 hotels at $150 dollars or less. expedia. find yo

for example, with scott brown, there isn't capital in the bank left over for somebody like natalie tennantke west virginia. >> willie, earlier you have senator bag gich from alaska promising to be a thorn in temperature's posterior. he used another word. now you have a democratic candidate says if barack obama came, he would have a lot of explaining to do. normally that's bad for the party in power. republicans in a lot of these states aren't able to use that for an advantage because their numbers are so low. >> they haven't created that separation yet, especially in west virginia where the margin should be bigger. ten nant was asked about obamacare. she's kind of danced around it. do i have that right? >> i spoke to her late bit on that subject. she says i wasn't there. if i had been part of the debate, i maybe could have changed the debate. that's not an uncommon position. the one thing that's interesting on this race on health care, capito and ten nant are not that far apart. it's capito with the interesting position on the health care law. she recognizes a history of the state, why it'

there are tennant company's on a list that are sanctioned, the u.s. much less stringent. what is the possibility of the rest to lose business, that europe will slip in and go where they cannot? companies are already losing new business and opportunities to european companies and others around the world. the biggest american firms are important to the russian economy. people look at exxon mobil, which putin names directly in his commentary yesterday in response to those sanctions. it is certainly possible that putin will decide that he wants to do something important and symbolic to hit one or more of america's key companies. also, american brands. nationalism in russia is at a fever pitch, and certainly you can imagine public demonstrations against visible american brands in russia. if you are an american ceo operating there, you have to take steps to respond to that. >> dr. ian bremmer, thank you very much, of the eurasia group. >> we are also pleased to welcome our guest host of the hour, howard london, and also brian white of cantor fitzgerald. gentlemen, i want to sta

decisions is to have rented pursue compensation for wrongdoing and would create cruising is a wonderful tennant to vacation income harbor in is to automate safer costs. my hope is congress will pass legislation to ensure that the industry abides by a strict standards for passenger safety so that a future disaster of the beer and thank you. >> thank you very lunch bucket of going to start questioning and to have fallen passenger worker and the hudson and nelson looked well will last year equals lowell in -- this is going to be a question for you, ms. butler policy of the major cruise lines adopted what they caught pasturable of rights in latin pretty weird and that in the airline industry hint time professional emergency medical attention has needed a hand to assure some medical hear echoes of whom want and leave it is their link which cannot- 000000000 the few weeks you'll see here represent hamilton in it's a mustache that cruise lines have a duty to provide passengers compton to medical care will not carry my question to you is, would you say it at the medical care prefer to see your moth

bridget policymakers and local officials have to begin to prepare for these big tennant x. there has been a lot of foot dragging and a lot of just plain hoping that it won't happen. but this is our future, and this is where we have to plan for. the good news is we can still limit the extent of the crisis, and a clean power plant is a good place to start. >> good morning. >> good morning. covers a moment when the sanchez . the importance of the epa clean power plant. and here to lend a voice to minority communities across our country whose health and lively and are affected by poor in normal conditions. as a lawmaker and environmentalist and most importantly as a mother and head the kid on behalf of the full implementation of the component plan. i understand the urgency associated with combat in with pollution data contributed to close unchanged and posing serious health risks to our general population. as a representative of the district of a large latino and asian american population my constituents stand to lose the most of the ferris to implement the plan covered reducti

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certainly you want due process and you want laws that protect tennants and laws that protect landlords the end of the day if somebody is suing and they are over ly litigious. >> is there a chance that we've gotten this wrong and this woman needed more protection? are there specific workplace protections for people who live in your home? >> really r.protections afforded to every employee are generally afforded to nannies living in your home, especially those living in your home. they can't work 24 hours a day. you do have to give them vacation. you do have to give them time to sleep, proper time to sleerngs and you should, right, because they are taking care of your children? >> seen some instances where the opposite has been happening. >> absolutely there are protections. would i say we don't know enough about this story but for the vexatious list, but the fact that she sues so many people, that leads me to believe that there's something up with this nanny. >> labor laws are certainly applicable, too, so you want to ensure you pay them properly. otherwise there's a wage claim against y