clearly, the landlord -- the lease does not stop the plaintiff from suing the landlord. therefore, the attorney for the plaintiff is going to target the person they are getting the money from. it does not let the tenant of the hot. the tenants in their lease is contractually responsible to the landlord. there are ways that can be dealt with between the landlord and with between the landlord and the tenant.

clearly, the landlord -- the lease does not stop the plaintiff from suing the landlord. therefore, the attorney for the plaintiff is going to target the person they are getting the money from. it does not let the tenant of the hot. the tenants in their lease is contractually responsible to the landlord. there are ways that can be dealt with between the landlord and the tenant. i have represented landlords. i have represented tenants. at some point, i represented both because they have a common interest even in that. obviously, they both have to make the space accessible either now or later, so it is best that they work together if they can. and work together to save us -- to hire a single lawyer. they can make repairs or what ever is in their agreement. sometimes, when the tenant is the small business and does not have much cash flow, one way to do is to renegotiate the lease, where the cost is amortized over a longer period time. it is another way to spread the payments back to the less financially available person. would you do if you get one of these notices? if you ha

the apartment association in some cases and have them sort of work on the other end speaking to the landlord complying with codes and all of that. and we have had great success. the other thing that it allows us to do is a little bit of a more of a case management model. some of our counseling that we do it is really where we are only able to sort of do an in and out and advise them a little bit and send them on the way and with this, we are able to do follow up calls and we send out post cards saying has your issue been resolved and we will track the cases thoroughly. if the people are not getting anywhere, we are able to escalate through the dbi system if we need to or keep helping them work with the landlord. i think that it provides a great service not just to the community and the tenants but to your department frankly. we are trying to do a lot of the groundwork so that these cases don't necessarily get to you. we are trying to sort of do what we can do just through the community work and it is also helpful that the tenants kind of come to us as you will hear from other groups, were ba

and a lot of ways it completes the circle so that the landlord can say that they did not know about this. and they were not given an opportunity to reply. and so, sea op, is an important tool in the tool box thatvy to help the tenants and get them empowered. that is what my months ago we are announcing launching this soft story, retrofit program and i am pleased to announce that this was introduced to the board of supervisors on february fifth and sponsored by the mayor. i think that it speaks to the fact that this has been a ten-year process of consensus driven, public policy. and this is probably the single most important public safety issue that will be before the board this year. and you can see by the support letters in your packet that we have already received unanimous support at the code advisorry structural level and the full code advisory level not only that there are letters of support from the aia as well as spur. this shows that this is putting politics aside and it is about saving these buildings and making sure that that 58,000 san franciscoans are able to return home.

the landlord did not respond and so using the sea op, collaboration we enlisted the hept of the san francisco housing authorization and after that her landlord made her repairs. >> thank you. >> one more quick story. [ speaking in a foreign lanuage ] >> martinez. [ speaking in a foreign lanuage ] >> so i am here for a similar reason as the last speaker. i have been living in my apartment for about ten years. >> the carpet was damaged. it was smelly. >> and the apartment was pretty much destroyed. >> so they told me to go to hosta. [ speaking in a foreign lanuage ] >> and with their help an inspector came to my apartment. [ speaking in a foreign lanuage ] >> so after that, they changed my carpet, they repaired the chiping paint, they restored my cabinets that were broken and the conditions are much better now. [ speaking in a foreign lanuage ] >> thank you, miss martinez. >> thank you. >> that is all. >> the last one that i want to acknowledge some of the other groups that came today. central city collaborativive and josh from the commission collaborative and from the san francisco apartment a

the mold we showed you last month, the landlord whose family owns a restaurant says he has made some repairs the building inspectors have not approved much of the work. the landlord says he has hired a contractor. >> reporter: d.phil. you should have knowledge to get to this point? >> it came onto me so fast. >> reporter: the landlord says he met with the city attorney's office this afternoon to work out a timeline for bringing the building up to code and san francisco building inspectors say they will be back. reporting live in san francisco, rob [indiscernible] ktvu channel two news. >>> avery county oyster farmers fighting to stay open. drakes bay oyster company filed an appeal in san francisco. the government is evicting the oyster farm from the national seashore. your call on monday a judge not a request to overturn the addiction and refused to allow the company to operate while the lawsuit against the government desert. the farm must leave by march 15th. >>> the city council has been the [indiscernible] supply to the legions, but with a twist, those that attend city council meet

i would like to start by saying sha the issue ans of these permits is an attempt by the landlord to evict a disabled tenant who is hiv positive from a rent controlled unit to circumvent the eviction laws and the merger process for units through a dubeous claim of some need to perform seismic work. mr. hyman hired brett gladstone to do research of the permit history of this building, what he found was that there were no novs issued for seismic work for this building. s there were no permits for seismic work issued for this building. and that city records are very mixed in showing whether this building is a single family home or two units. enough so that without some encouragement by the owner, to show others, to would list the number of units as unknown which three reports have been increasingly done and the city policy makers encouraged the department of building inspection not to incentivize, where the permits are not clear by reducing the number of units on a three-hour report. instead the department of building inspection referred the owner to the planning department to make the merger

in front of the restaurant that the landlord's family owns. >> they spoke with the landlord about the plight. and the tenants called you a slum lord, what is the reaction? >> i think that they want to call and i can also understand their frustration really. >> they installed security cameras to keep people coming in and sleeping in the halls. >> as for the other problem. >> i can't put in $50,000 in the property like tomorrow, because it is bad. >> and also bad, i feel so bad and angry, because they don't take care of... >> we called the city of building inspections and issued some 200 citations for code violations in the past two years and it is now in the hands of the city attorney's office. >> tenants in one of san francisco's roughest... >> so, that was the case that was not covered by our out reach program. and there are collaborativives who are also here today who were created ten years ago by the board of supervisors and they are partially modeled by the code out reach program and the board led by miano put forth the program in response of the many fires and it was part of the

the landlord tells us sfpd's cold case unit recently showed up with a picture askinge remembered about them. therrien's former partner jack chow - the other tennant - is not believed to be a suspect. after therrien died, chow told the landlord he was moving to canada. the landlord says he's shocked to learn his former tennant may have been involved. and hopes infornation he provided helps crack this cold case and bring closure to a family still in >> pam: another developing story out of mexico. right now the military is using rescue dogs to locate and extract people trapped in rubble after a deadly building explosion earlier today. it happened at the main headquarters of pemex, a state controlled oil haft company. this is video from earlier today. the number of deaths has risen to 25 people with 101 injured in the explosion. three floors have been heavily damaged. the cause is unclear at this time, but it's believed to have come from the basement of the 52-story tower. a concord deli re- opened for business today following a noro-virus outbreak. more than 40 people became ill after eat

if there's any repairs the tenant should notify the landlord. problem is he was a normal tenant-- looks normal, but he became an alcoholic. he destroyed everything. you can see that there are a lot of things that he never reported. basically, that's what he did: he left everything in a mess. the landlord should provide... that the building is in good health and safe conditions. the plumbing should be working. they should provide heating... and anything to do with the health and safety of the tenant. i've complained, and mostly about the bathroom. it's just a disaster. the paint's all flaking off off the walls, and the ceiling is just starting to mildew. [ narrator ] tenants need to tell the building owner or manager... when problems develop. once they write down all the problems at one time that's wrong with the unit they should send the letter through certified mail return receipt. i also suggest they should take pictures of the damage. [ narrator ] if the problem is serious... and is not taken care of within a reasonable period of time the rent

for certainly things >> we do have the buildings identified how do we coordinate this with the landlord and others. we're thinking about this well, in advance. also i want to note in terms of ada last meeting i talked about the one dollar that's being added to the business register so the d d i was an entity that would particularly receive some of the funding to help them move along and get their inspectors certified. they're interested in turning the funds back into what they could use toward cast inspections. we'll be meeting over the next three weeks >> the bulk of the money will not be coming in until may. i've talked to the person who is in charge of that monies. i think one the great benefits is funding a cast certification for businesses. so i'll be, you know, keeping you updated on this. and then last meeting i noted there was a meeting in chinatown doing presentation on getting cast certification, doing assess boycotting improvements. the union was our core sponsor and one of the things say they do education to their business clients. we had 13 applications for getting assistan

the landlord could be sued if the victim can prove the landlord should have nope the dog was dangerous >> any owner should be responsible for their pet. to make sure they use discretion when they are letting the pet off leash. >> last year the house and senate couldn't agree on a pit bull bilks why the caught of appeals ruling stands which singles out the breed as inhaply dangerous -- inherently dangerous. >>> a vote on pit bull legislation isn't the only decision expected to come out of annapolis. we are waiting for votes on the big herb issues, gun legislation, the death penalty and medical marijuana. stay with abc2 news for coverage. follow us on twitter. >>> handful of state lawmakers are against increasing the gas tags and members of the house republican caucus will hold a press conference explaining why a hike is not necessary. democratic lawmakers in favor of the hike say the money is needed to pay for transportation projects in the state. house republicans say new transportation revenues are not needed at all. that gas tax increase in our state would add pain to drive whose are

the landlord tells us sfpd's cold case unit recently showed up with a picture of his his two former tennants, asking what he remembered about them. therrien's former partner jack chow - the other tennant - is not believed to be a suspect. after therrien died, chow told the landlord he was moving to canada. the landlord says he's shocked to learn his former tennant may have been involved. and hopes infornation he provided helps crack this cold case and bring closure to a family still in mourning. kron4 spoke to the missing child's mother -- about what she believes happened to her son - when he disappeared 29 years ago. as terisa estacio reports, ann collins explains why kevin was alone the day he disappeared. ann collins explains that kevin was never supposed to be alone that fateful day he was taken. he was supposed to have taken a ride home. but he didn't and he has never been seen since. >> he should never have been there. collins believes that someone lured kevin. who was very trusting. and then snatched him. >> it was an opportunity. collins also remembers years ago. police tracking down

these landlords were in the minority and the landlord of cottage where nie family lived was not amonghem. rate payer books for 1848 is missing. the book for 1849 is in worse condition than the earlier books. theate book for 1849 is torn and muddy and appears to have blood stains on the pages. as if this book is telling me what happened that awful year. i search for james lacy's name and find it gone along with the other tenant and it is town lands as well. [applause] >> i think on that note i will read a poem, which is my book among other things my quest to discover the family's connection or my connection to that history. and what happens there is the pursuit and the logical seeking after those signs. those material signs baptismal records and there is happenstance. that's what happened to me once when i went to ireland i staid at a b and b. there are a zillion every other house is a b and b. i hit on the one b and beshgs where the owner said, your last name is to bein i know where all the to beins came to ireland. i said, i'm all ears. this poem goes into that and the last part is a

. >> should you vacate, the landlord could charge what for the same place? >> they start at 3,163. >> he lives in columbia plaza in foggy bottom where george washington university students and long-time tenants buy for rent control apartments. >> around $2400. >> one bedroom? >> yup. >> rent control is not in danger of disappearing. but the rent control units is on a decline. >> this is 14th street in northwest washington and some of us have been here long enough to remember when homeowners and renters had to share this space with prostitutes and drug addicts. a one bedroom apartment could cost you $2 to $6,000 rent per month. >> none of the construction workers could consider a move here. the new units are not under rent control. >> prices all around the board. everything is high. even the grocery store. >> d.c. is far ahead of most cities, roughly 2/3 of the district's existing rental units are still under rent control. but for how long? >> what it really was, is work force and moderate income housing in adam's morgan. >> wusa9. >> accepted the landlord's

the complete bay area forecast. >> and new problems for a san francisco landlord. legal trouble he faces after we first showed you inside one of his apartments. >>> students, faculty, and community members kicked off the save city college coalition tonight. facing a march 15 deadline to get its finances in order or possibly lose its accreditation. they need to use money by prop a in the city. the school leaders say the money is needed for other obligations. >>> the san francisco attorney has filed a lawsuit against the landlord of a runed down apartment being, that we first told you about last month. the building is located on turk street in the tenderloin. we saw showers that didn't drain, rotting pipes, and mold. lots of mold. that's why the city is now suing the landlord for potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> we had every intense of insuring that the property owner comply with the law, and bring this building up to code. >> by admitting that, i want to also correct it. >>> the landlord says he met with the city attorney's office this afternoon to wo

the landlord says since our story aired he has made improvements. he said he met with the city attorney this afternoon to work out a timeline for bringing this building up to code. >>> a debt has been set for people to receive cash for their vouchers following a buyback program. the marin county da collected 820s guns during the events. if you handed out $70,000 worth of the jurors. those vouchers can be be deemed february 16 at the showcase theater. the money needed to make good on the vouchers is coming from private donations. >>> the kings are closer to moving to seattle david stern said the group had featured an agreement to purchase the kings and have formally filed papers. he called the group very strong and said a board will make a decision on the move in april. the mayor of sacramento said he is working to put together a group to buy the team and build a stadium. >>> a camel that got loose in concord is back at a secure corral. we have video of the unusual rondo. the owner tells us the animal, caught a fence, the highway patrol got him home

that's why the city is now suing the landlord for potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> wery intense of insuring that the property owner comply with the law, and bring this building up to code. >> by admitting that, i want to also correct it. >>> the landlord says he met with the city attorney's office this afternoon to work out a timeline for bringing his building up to code. >>> the state of california fined three bay area hospitals today for medical errors. valley medical center was fined for not treating a man for nine minutes after he suffered cardiac arrest. st.mary's must pay fines for two incidents, including one where doctors left a foreign object in a surgical patient. and ucsf was fined for foreign objects left in surgical patients. >>> police in pittsburg today named two wanted for a deadly shooting at a gas station last week. police are saying 24-year-old rob robert grant, and dmitri thomas were also involved. investigators say they targeted timothy smith at a unocal station last tuesday. all three suspects are believed to spend time in oakland, and san francis

the landlord, they refuse to run away anymore. i own property but i refuse to rent anymore. francisco, they refuse to -- their property away. it -- beg demand for the property. and then i think san francisco the problem is the rent control killed the society. that's not freedom. is economy. if ms. jane came -- go to china to come in this country, there's no rent control. if you go to vietnam, there is no rent control. if they come to this country they find beautiful houses being built, every year, every month. they create lot of house. then i pray for this conversion of t.i.c. to condominium. it's fair to the landlord and also fair to the tenants. thank you. >> chair wiener: thank you. next speaker. >> actually call my name but i have to pick up my kid. can i speak? >> chair wiener: go ahead. >> sorry. my name is bobby i'm a wife and mother and lived in our unit for eight years and our entire building is owner occupied. we want to convert for all the reasons stated from those ahead of me. we pay 7% on our loan and we could be three and a quarter if we were a condo. the easie

. >> we had an agreement with the landlord to move, anti via -- and he violated the agreement. >> the program is called "way of the word." she helps the team women working to get their lives together. >> i called, and i said we were evicted. i do not have a place to stay. i was getting my life together. this is a setback now. i do not know what is the next step. >> dc's federally funded program contract with the group that agreed to house the women. the landlord is not apologizing for this eviction. >> she has not paid any read on this building since august. she is in arrears since august 2012. which is this an heartening knowing all the money the federal government provides to house these people. >> it really does not have to happen like this. >> obviously, questions will need to be answered about what happened here. the group home was able to remove all of its property. we spoke with a spokesperson by phone for the agency and all of the residents here have been gathered up and taken to other facilities. standiford, abc7 news. >> thank you, sam. there is a $1 million reward for infor

the police say the landlord was charged with threatening an occupant of the home in an altercation, in the aftermath. >> 10 years ago, 100 people were killed in a rhode island nightclub after pyrotechniscs ignited a fire. carlthe former governor called it the worst tragedy but finest horuur for how people came together. >> a student in eastern maryland is dead. edmond st. claire got into a fight with three people on the sommerset county campus. he was stabbed and died at a local hospital. >> the search is on for a hit and run driver in the district. it was on m street near the gaulludette station. ross the victim fell onto the roadway and was run over. ross later died at the hospital. >> the power is back on for hundreds of dominion power customers in mt. vernon. this was for a car accident on mt. vernon memorial parkway. the crash knocked down three polls and the poles were replaced today. >> tens of thousands voiced their opposition to the keystone pipeline. this was after several protestors including daryl hannah were arrested for protesting by the white house. >> this project has n

i think it's important that the landlord after investmenting into the building and putting a lot of money into the building to retrofit it making it safer and putting in sprinklers and so on, he should be able to make back many return on investment. this proposed storefront is virtually the only ground floor space on that block that does not have a commercial use. so i think it's perfectly reasonable for that use to be incorporated into the building. i do want to make two quick points. one, about the hours of operation on the back patio. as i said, we have been there for 30 years and we're respectful of our neighbors and rarely have any kind of amplified noise and would like access and the conditions of the application include access to the back patio. we're losing the front patio and we need to have a place for our people to be able to go, where there is no alcohol being consumed. so the actual space of the castro country club is extremely small. we need to have a place to go out and get some air. the other thing is the fencing bordering the neighbors and the application includes a small

pit bulls and dogs, lands lords could be sued by the victim of a bite in the victim can prove the landlord should have known the dog was dangerous. >> any owner should be responsible for their pet, and make sure they use discretion when they are letting their pet off leash. >> last year the house and senate couldn't agree on a pit bull bill, why the court of appeals ruling stands singling out the breed as dangerous. this time, both sides say they think they have bills they can agree on. a committee has passed a version of the pit bull bill. linda so, abc2 news. >>> talking about opposition to raising the gas tax, members of the house republican caucus will hold a conference at 9:30 this morning, they say it doesn't need to be raised. we will let you know what happens. drivers feeling the pain at the pump, a report shows gas prices skyrocketed, $0.42 over the past month. the national average is now $3.71 a gallon, that's a record high for this time of year. how much are you paying for gas? we want to know. heads to the facebook fan page, let us know what you are seeing >>> new information j

. >> so you vacate, the landlord can charge the same? >> they start as base at $3,163. >> he lives in columbia plaza in foggy bottom, where george washington university students and long time tenants vie for rent control apartments. >> around $2400. >> one bedroom? >> yup. >> rent control is not in danger of disappearing. but they are on a decline. >> this is 14th street in northwest washington and some of us have been here long enough to remember when homeowners and renters had to share some of this space with drug addicts and prostitutes. today with all the new instruction, a one bedroom apartment could cost you $2,000 to $4,000 to $6,000 for rent. >> none of the construction workers could consider a move here. the new units are not under rent control. >> prices all over the border. everything, even the grocery store. >> d.c. is far ahead of most cities. roughly 2/3 of the districts existing rental units are still under rent control. but for how long? >> what it really was, is work force and moderate income housing in adam's morgan. >>

the retrofitting of the rest of the soft story buildings and providing financial incentives for the landlords to do the work. and they have considered labeling the buildings so that the residents are informed about the threat. the winter olympics begin a year from tonight in russia. but will vonn be ready, she suffered a knee and leg injury after a major crash today. it happened in austria, the after a jump, coming up shortly, her knees buckle and she veers off course. she was air lifted to a nearby hospital, now the u.s. ski team confirmed that -- here is the jump -- they confirmed she suffered acl and mcl tears in her right knee as well as a fractured right tibia. they are optimistic that held be ready for the winter games next february. >>> the 49ers are calling this one of the most depressing days of the season. players cleaned out their lockers this morning in team headquarters they collected their personal belongings and kaepernick seems to be taking the loss personally. asked how long that loss will stay with him, he said, for the rest of his life. >> i mean, it's tough. i mean, we bee

can only be sued if the victim can prove the landlord should have known the dog was dangerous. all the debateing would not be necessary if owners stuck with tricks, say these dog owners. a senate committee passed a version of the pit bull bill during the session. they could not agree on a bill. both sides say they think they have bills they can agree on. the house of delegates debate is tomorrow. the vote is later this week. we'll kept you posted. >>> also we are waiting for committee votes on some of the biggest issues of the session, gun legislation, the death penalty, and medical marijuana, so stick with us for coverage of what your elected officials are doing in annapolis. >>> state police are looking for a man that assaulted two workers at the wisp. the workers at the snow tubing part were explaining the rules. there was a disagreement and assault and the man took off. >>> shock trauma says the police trainie shot in the head last week was upgraded from grave to serious. tomorrow, we will hear what is going to happen to the city training academy. tonight, we found out maj

with second-degree murder lived in the southeast home that burned. 36-year-old jerome lewis was the landlordin the basement, and police say he is a distant relative of little samauri jenkins. they say early sunday morning three family members escaped and four others had to be rescued from the home filling up with smoke. firefighters found samauri jenkins on the floor upstairs. she was unresponsive. they found a bloody matchbook in the rubble. >> i really feel for her. >> the four-year-old died at a hospital, tuesday. autopsy results show she died from injuries sustained in the fire. this was the same man who, on the same day of the fire, was arrested for assaulting the girl's mother. he told the mother he was going to kill her, then try to kick her. that is when police got involved. ask we reached out to the mother who had no comment on the arrest. we are also the contract of the investigation. arson investigators at this point do not know where this fire started. reporting live in the district, abc 7 news. >> thank you. a major damage in the midwest from a storm, and the same system is on t

two months; for the previous 15 years, an owner of single-family homes and a few condos and also the landlord. i understand all of those perspectives. i also was the president and secretary depending on the year of homeowners associations; i have been and adjunct professor; work with the san francisco ethics boards of the san francisco association of realtors. i have sat on the san francisco association of realtors arbitration board. i have chaired the forms committee for the san francisco association of realtors, the education committee and on the california association of realtors form and education committees. i work with vanguard properties, risk assessment. i reviewed the files. i have a special hand as assistant legal counsel, i have a special interest in the city of san francisco how we live, and living efficiently. i met my wife at the ymca. i sat on the board of the san francisco child abuse prevention center for six years, and helped last year to find a home for the child advocacy center in bayview. we are excited about that. we have a real feel for san francisco. i have a new persp

we got kicked out of our office, just by the landlord and the release. there is a lot of political pressure on us just to keep the political office closed. as most of my staff will tell you, there was really one person who thought it was the perfect idea to stay in san francisco and pay the market rent, and that was me. maybe state bureaucrats did not like that some much, but at least one of them did, and that was me. we are delighted to be in san francisco. it is important for us to be on the ground. we have 25 offices around the state. because of groups like this and how supportive you are and how hard we try to work with our license fees and the public, despite all of the challenges you would expect, san francisco is one of the few places where calls come up to my level. i have all sorts of things that are -- that seem very, very challenging all the time, all over the place. you guys are about the least i hear of, and that is a great thing. i want to thank you for cooperating with my office. anytime you want me to come down here and talk with you, hap

the judge says the landlords and the club are entitled to sue. >> california's insurance watch dog says blue cross has agreed to reduce rate increase for 630,000 policy holders, the insurance commissioners says anthem agreed to reduce a planned hike on customer premiums after the state conducted a review. anthem blue cross proposes an increase of 18 percent but now is reducing that to 13.8 percent. it is estimated to change policyholders $54 million. the increase was effective february 1. >> food lovers are looking for creative ways to celebrate valentine's day. can you feel the love? san francisco's the best parties, love efforts turned pillow fighters were wild the scene party last night, a free for all lasted several minutes but it can seem like hours when you are battered. >> got the nerve, finally, and wore me out. it was really fun. i am not good. >> more intense than what i expected, little hits here and there and i probably have a concussion. maybe. i'm not sure. >> if you don't remember the pillow hitting you, you could have a concussion. city work crews were called in as usual

we got kicked out of our office, just by the landlord and the release. there is a lot of political pressure on us just to keep the political office closed. as most of my staff will tell you, there was really one person who thought it was the perfect idea to stay in san francisco and pay the market rent, and that was me. maybe state bureaucrats did not like that some much, but at least one of them did, and that was me. we are delighted to be in san francisco. it is important for us to be on the ground. we have 25 offices around the state. because of groups like this and how supportive you are and how hard we try to work with

the landlord pours schnapps distilled according to his great-grandfather's recipe. one of the oldest traditions is winter sports. about half of the people here are dependent on winter tourism for their livelihood. it is no surprise there are in favor of investing in artificial snow. the practice is controversial. supporters have fought battles with environmentalists and local authorities over it. there is no alternative to snow, he tells me. the tourists have come to expect snow. they are spoiled. in the past, we skied on just 5 centimeters of snow, he says. that is bad for the grass. using snow cannons is the perfect alternative. you can have great snow for skiing. the weekend is approaching. it has started snowing real snow. that is good news for the resort despite the technology. it should attract more day- trippers. my visit makes me realize how much time and effort goes into making sure the skiers have the snow they

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