when you said to the landlord, hello, what did he say? next day. it was taped to our front door. you might describe that asa front door. you might describe that as a revenge evictions? absolutely, fio as a revenge evictions? absolutely, no doubt. you called the police, what did you think they could do?” thought they would investigate the cameras being present or speaking to the landlord but they weren't interested at all. they thought it was a domestic situation and were prepared to intervene. this is before the legislation for empowering councils. if it had been in place would you have gone to the council and asked for help?” in place would you have gone to the council and asked for help? i don't think anyone is willing to do anything. despite this talk about this desire to assist and help people, i think in the end of the land both can go to court and have you removed irrespective of if the council intervene or not. that's where the issue lies. the issue according to barbara is with councils. people are willing to go to them because the

the landlord says in addition to mr. iali losing lives, a dog found dead in the rubble as well. a spokesman for the human society confirmed they recovered the remains of a pitbully according to a timelin been able to establish, mr. iali and his landlord went to see the police late last wednesday, a woman living below the victim said she heard a loud commotion coming from his apartment in the earlying morning hours last thursday. by 6:20 a.m., someone called 911 to report the fire and firefighters were on the scene. the landlord provided fox 5 with unanimous e-mails he sent to dc police in recent months complaining about the drug dealing. he included responses officers are repeatedly gone by the building but didn't see anything out of the ordinary. this is not the first time someone complained a drug dealer taken over an apartment inside the same building. three years ago, court records show police raided a different apartment. where a mental health consumer complained drug dealers had taken over his place. police found cocaine, marijuana and drug paraphernalia. paul wagner, fox

but the landlord said mr. iali didn't own a mobile phone. . the court affidavit found evidence of what may have been an assault in the backyard of the the man's apartment as well as the porch leading to his back door. it was described as blood stains. the affidavit also says when firefighters entered the apartment, they found the gas stove top burner controls in the on position. and when they discovered his body, there was blood coming from his mouth. you can see a chilling message written on the man's wall, it says you going down. the owner tells fox 5 the day before the fire, he took mr. iali to see police at the narcotics division because taken over his apartment. the very next day, he was dead along with his dog. of so far, the medical examiner has not ruled on a cause and death. but in an affidavit written by a homicide investigator, police were looking for weapons that may have caused his death. police found multiple lighters and four cell phones and according to the landlord, as i said, mr. iali did not only a cell phone. of we now know

the landlord, who concerned for his own personal z declined to go on camera, said, he took mr. iali to see the police and report re going on i want to say i the next day, the man was dead. chilling; right? well, take a look at this exclusive video. while we were inside the apartment, we noticed this message written on the wall of the living room. underneath the scribble, you going down, iali. despite that message and the fact dc fire and ems said the fire was intentionallisy dc police are continuing to call the probe a death investigation. the medical examiner has not ruled on a cause and manner of death. the landlord said in addition to mr. iali losing his life, a dog was dead in the rubble as well. a spokesman for human society confirm they recovered the remains of a pit bull. according to a timeline we've been able to establish, he and his landlord went to see the police last wednesday asbestos woman who lived below the victim she did heard a loud commotion coming from his apartment in the early morning hours of thursday. and smelled smoke. by 6:20 a.m. someone called 911 to

theirs, otherwise they would have cleaned it, but when they texted the landlord they got the response, not our responsibility to clean up feces off your floor. common sense. >> my 5-year-old is asthmatic and can't be in this kind of environment at all. >> reporter: they called the county for help. >> government says wait for 7 days. >> reporter: we called asking what the family's rights were here, a spokesperson was sent, and it's absolutely on the landlord to maintain the property, especially with a threat to health and safety according to maryland law. the county investigating the claims, and the county of six is now down to one bathroom. >> for him to treat me and my kids and my husband like this, it's truly unfair, and i would not wish it on anyone. >> reporter: stephanie ramirez, wusa 9. >> that's a mess! we go a response from the landlord's property, just half an hour ago, and they claim the cleanup job was not on because the problem was not faulty plumbing, but the family is looking into rent escrow options, and we will keep you updated on that story. >>> all month long we are

but as i said earlier, the majority of landlords in our city and hopefully around the state do the right thing and part of what we are hoping with this bill is that landlords were responsible or ethical will help set up and stand with us in here to help represent that is someone who is been a landlord here in the mission. [inaudible] >>[applause] >> thank you. a year and half ago as a six san francisco property owner i wrote a letter to the board of supervisors reported eviction protection 2.0 legislation. that was legislation that was protect tenants from unscrupulous landlords using the [inaudible] as an excuse to evict long-term tenants and jack up the rent. such things as a tenant in chinatown handed your laundry out the window. that would've been an applicable event before this law passed. while the law did pass and this guy did not sky did not fall. the limos are continue to rent their buildings such as myself by huge profits as the bad apples of our [inaudible] or raining. just today in chinatown enough to rope [inaudible] that lorne obviously was not caring much about their tenan

under the mayor's executive order the landlord has 60 days to come up with a plan to bring the spacento compliance with the city. >> we do not want to displace any individual but we have to guarantee their safety. >> reporter: shortly after the ghostship fire libby shaft vowed to protect the community from bees displaced and promised there would be no witch-hunts in certificate much of violators. in this case the city found it necessary to protect the people who lived in the building. for example, there are no fire escapes here. >> you either run out the front door or jump out the window. >> reporter: tenants say the landlord named lance low made them sign commercial residential leases. >> yet it's not zoned for any of those things. it was actually zoned for light industrial. >> reporter: what these tenants don't know is two weeks ago the city council passed rebecca kaplan's tenant protection ordinance which entitles them to relocation assistance. >> it's several thousand dollars depending on the size and type of the unit and number of people involved. >> reporter: by law the landlor

under the mayor's executive order the landlord has 60 days to come up with a plan to bring the spacento compliance with the city. >> we do not want to displace any individual but we have to guarantee their safety. >> reporter: shortly after the ghostship fire libby shaft vowed to protect the community from bees displaced and promised there would be no witch-hunts in certificate much of violators. in this case the city found it necessary to protect the people who lived in the building. for example, there are no fire escapes here. >> you either run out the front door or jump out the window. >> reporter: tenants say the landlord named lance low made them sign commercial residential leases. >> yet it's not zoned for any of those things. it was actually zoned for light industrial. >> reporter: what these tenants don't know is two weeks ago the city council passed rebecca kaplan's tenant protection ordinance which entitles them to relocation assistance. >> it's several thousand dollars depending on the size and type of the unit and number of people involved. >> reporter: by law the landlor

. >> which really raises a question, were these the victims legitimate or are landlords and property ating the system. we've been digging into what's behind the spike. >> if you're kicked out of your home, the man way to fight the eviction is taking your landlord to court. but even to some tenants winning can feel like losing. a lack of enforcement may be allowing the landlords to profit off of the system that's forcing people out of their homes. elizabeth wee has a kitchen table full of nightmares. the stacks of documents include eviction letters and lawsuits all involving her landlord who was repeatedly trying to evict her from her san francisco home of 27 years. >> where would i go? there's in way i could afford to live in the city. >> playing just $1200 a month for her two-bedroom apartment. her landlord tried to get her to leave after he bought the building, suing her in 2010 arguing that she violated several parts of her lease, including using her home for illegal activities. >> he said you were using this apartment to run a prostitution ring, basically? >> yes, and drug use. >>

rent for three months, it's difficult to rebuild when you do not have funds. >> reporter: many of the landlords do not have flood insurance. one landlord offered her tenets one free week. each building is different and authorities recommend you talk to your landlord. the law foundation is silicon valley is offering tree legal advise for those that need it. >>> coming up, president donald trump getting ready for his first congressional address, we go live at 630 to washington, dc for -- 6:30 to washington, dc for moron what we can expect to hear. >> we are expecting a warmup. >> breaking news out of southern california where a small plane has crashed into a house, that plane was on its way to the bay area >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break at&t internet. speeds up to 45megs for $30 a month. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. . >>> now to developing news that we are following out of river side county, a plane crashed into a home. the plane had just taken off, we spoke to a representative from the faa, he told us that the plane was headi

most evictions the city has see= or -- are landlords legitimate? propertyy owners -- cheatin for a bigger payday? shaban has been digging in -- t= >>> investigative reporter has been digging in sbto what's beh the spike. >> if you're kicked out of your home the main way to is taking your land tlord court. our investigation found lack of enforcement may be allowing landlords to profit off of the system forcing people out of their homes. >> a kitchen table full of nightmares. the stacks of documents include eviction letters involved her landlord who is repeatedly try to go evict her from her home of 27 years. >> there's no way i can afford to live in the city. she says her landlord started getting her to try to leave. he sued her in 2010 arguing the long-time flight attendant violated several parts of her lease including using her home for illegal activities. >> you were using this apartment to run a prostitution ring? >> yes. and drug use. >> she says to avoid a pricey legal battle. her renters insurance decided to settle that lawsuit which allowed h

but the landlord didn't stop trying to kick her out. you started getting evictions in the mail. >> yes. in the mail, taped to my door, slid under the door. >> reporter: her landlord served her four different eviction notices over two years telling her she had to move out because now he wanted to move in. but lee didn't believe it. >> in the middle unit, middle floor, no, he has no intention of moving in. >> reporter: in san francisco landlords can legally evict their tenants if they or in some cases their relatives want to move into the home. it's called an owner move-in eviction. our investigative unit recently exposed a r a lack of oversight that may have allowed some landlords to abuse the system by wrongfully kicking out rent-controlled tenants in order to have new people move in at a much higher rent. >> what we found was pretty astonishing. >> reporter: we spent six months going door to door across san francisco to find out if landlords followed through on moving into the homes where they evicted someone. by law, they have to inten

the number is? >> i can't. >> reporter: but he could tell us how many landlords the d.a.ice prosecuted for using this kind of eviction to wrongfully kick out of tenants. zero. over the past ten years not a single prosecution. which amazing elizabeth lee since the san francisco rent board actually recommended the d.a.'s office consider taking action against her landlord. a judge found to be engaged in fraud, intimidation and coercion, taking her landlord to court kept lee in her home but is still left with a mountain of legal bills and the lingering fear that her landlord will try to evict her again. >> reporter: how much have you spent fighting this over the years? >> i'm out $42,000 for sure. used all my savings, so it's been really difficult. >> reporter: elizabeth lee's landlord, martin ing said he'd sit down for an interview and then stopped returning our calls. over the phone told us i'm probably one of the best, honest landlords in san francisco. trying to say i had bad intentions but how did they know if i'm going to move in or not? this is a tenant from hell. she

also the landlord may provide a option to pay the landlord amont equal to the grant and finally thrks landlord must provide the business with 120 days noting of intept tent to exercise the contingency provision. 5 e covers additional application certification and numbers 6-8 cover authorize use the funds. confudenchtality. regarding authorized use the fund the grant is awarded directly to the landlord. the landlord and business may agree to use the grant to offset the rent or for any other purpose and this is consistent with proposition j per the city attorneys office. >> alright. so again this is a fund and it has a budget this year of whatever is left over from what we just granted, so $599 thousand. and if we receive applications next year for a million worth of rent stabilization grants and they all qualify, will we have to give them all-because it is annual renewal process. funded first. >> yes. >> to their previous funding level? >> um, you take the ones from the prior year and- >> roll them forward. >> they get first priority of the funds and it is pro rata it is for those. if

under the mayor's executive order, the landlord has 60 days to come up with plan to bring the space intohe city. >> we do not want to displace any individual but at the same time, we got to guarantee their safety. >> reporter: shortly after the goes ship fire, the mayor vowed to protect the community from being displaced and promised there would be no witch hunts in search of violators. the city found it necessary to protect the people that lived in the building. for example, there are no fire scrapes here. >> you run out the front door or jump out the window. >> reporter: in addition, tenants say the landlord made them sign commercial resident leases. >> yet, it's not zoned for any of those things. it was actually zoned for light industrial. >> reporter: what these tenants don't know is the city counsel passed the tenant protection ordinance that entitled them to relocation assistance. >> several thousand dollars depending on the number of people involved. >> reporter: the landlord must pay for temporary housing before they wait to move in. the landlord never returned our calls. >>> in

landlord? it is a fair point. but theto many landlords who will be selling their properties. there is one problem with that, people say that will allow first—time buyers to buy those houses, i don't think that's likely, but one person leaves to let one person in. a tenant will be evicted so the first time buyer will buy the house. there is no sensible thought in that policy. and my concern about some of this, i hope the white paper starts to deal with it this, we need a coherent housing strategy, not a home ownership strategy, not a home ownership strategy, a proper coherent strategy and we have been begging for one for nearly ten years and i hope this is it. i can hear the frustration in your voice, david. i'm as frustrated as everybody else. it is to did with houses being homes and when you have a family, being forced to move maybe through an academic year or in the middle of an academic year, struggling to stay in the same location so your children can continue going to the same school, even though they don‘t have secu

come to agument with the landlord based on our apraivl the landlord has the right to go through arbitration so the landlord gets his appraisal, and arbitrate in front of a third appraisal. there is risk involved in that. that process could come back with a number in this range that you see here of 70 to $80 a square foot. >> can i question- >> i hope that helps articulate the rational and risk ahead. >> supervisor yee. >> quh i looked ed at the compareable leases in here it seems like i'm getting half a picture here. why do i say that? because i look at the addresses and they are all closer to mission bay or something but in that direction and here 1440 harrison is further out and you dont have any addresses that are close to that. the market i think is more expensive once you get closer to the embarcadero and so i'm just curious, are there no comparisons around that area? >> there are other compareables. those are in the independent appraiser report. those include property ies on townsend >> to the school district that is a lease that goes out to 2040 so sale, purchase not a option in my t

then on february 2, 2015 they met again with the landlord over a dispute. the report says that it was used for illegal shared housing and police advised both of them of their legal obligation. police were called back to the warehouse several times for criminal activity. a barricade situation in march a disturbing with a knife that's a disturbance with a knife wielding suspects. after the fire broke out they uncovered multiple code violations. three of which were verified. one in 2005 and another in 2014. the most recent violation was issued for trash and hazardous materials piling up on the property and suspicion of people living there. all this was two weeks before the deadly fire. an inspector was not able to gain access to the inside and a follow brush a follow-up inspection was not bash and a follow-up inspection was not scheduled. i reached out so far my calls and emails have not been returned. of course we know that it's the java police to enforce the law not to enforce building code. >>> thank you. it's 4:20 am. san francisco chinese new year parade h

under the mayor's executive order, the landlord has 60 days to come up with a plan to bring the space with the city. >> we do not want to displace any individual, but at the same time, we got to guarantee their safety. >> shortly after the ghost ship fire, mayor libby schaaf vowed to protect the community from being displaced and promised there wou be no witch hunts in search of violators. in this case, the city found it necessary to protect the people who lived in the building. for example, there are no fire escapes here. >> you either run out the front door or jump out the window. >> in addition, tenants say the landlord named lance low, lied. never telling them that the building was zoned only for light industrial use. wong has signed two leases. >> so it did say commercial but it did say live work. my next one upstairs says residential. specifically residential. >> what these tenants don't know is that two weeks ago the city council passed rebecca kaplan's tenant protection ordinance. >> if the tenant is not the one at fault and they're being made to move out so that the owner can

and johnson watkins wants the landlord to clean it all up. the landlord said we're not doing anything because the problem doesn't have anything to do with faulty plumbing. so let's head to the court of public opinion. aka, our wu ask a oop wusa 9 facebook page. >> kim says, if you have it in the pipes. it's more than likely one of kids flush things all the time. if it's because the septic tank needed to be flushed, then the landlord needs to be responsible. but in this case, i'm on the landlord's side. >> if they found underwear in the lines, they're yours. disgusting. why would you choose to live in a house with feces in the bathroom? >> you california join the conversation on our facebook page. we want to hear from you. >>> a pretty rude awakening this morning for students at the university of maryland. residents at oakland hall were evacuated around 1:45 in the morning. due to a sprinkler leakage. and fire alarm. students were allowed to come back about 45 minutes later. but there were issues with water leaking into the dorm rooms. school

in a statement, the landlord's attorney said his client could not comment based on ongoing litigation. he went on to say my client would not have rented the condition. >>> straight ahead at 5:00. dropping the hammer. >>> president trump slaps new sanctions on iran following a missile test. new fears about increased interceptions. >>> virginia attorney general in court fighting for statement right to join a lawsuit suing the president over a travel ban. gary? >> reporter: have you heard? we may be going back to the moon. that's what we're going to talk about. i'm at the space museum. you know what were you find here, moon rocks? you find a lot of tourists. you guy are from texas. what are we talking about? a new moon shot? will that happen? maybe i'll talk a little weather. fox 5 news at 5:00 continues coming up after the break . >>> president trump's controversial cabinet nominee betsy devos make it through? take a kevin has an interview with the stars from 50 shades darker. how dark does it get. we rest super bowl ads that scored and the ones that bombed monday on fox 5 news morning.

of it that contributed to the fire would have been detected and in order would've been given to the landlord. she is the chief. she is responsible for this and under state law in california, every department needs a fire marshal and they will have an assistant fire marshal as well and they in turn are supervising what we call civilian inspectors, they are civilian inspectors because they are not sworn firefighters they are just employees and they do the inspection. those positions were not filled. >> that is exactly the point, the city council budgeted eight positions for this but for a long time the department was operating between 4 and 6 inspectors so not the full load, they asked not to be identified because are not authorized to speak on this but my sources inside shared with me that for a period of time the chief named herself fire marshal on paper so she could comply, she even named her assistant, cynthia perkins to comply. that is a serious position and you are supposed to be supervising inspectors. it is the chief's responsibility in the end to make sure that you have hired inspecto

the land lord said i'm probably one of the best honest landlords in san francisco. do they know if i'm going to move in or not? the san francisco board of supervisors now plans to hold a government hearing on the issue of owner move-in evictions and what lawmakers believe could be widespread abuse. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much. if you have a tip for your investigative unit, give us a call 888-996-tips. or accepted us an e-mail to theunit @nbcbayarea.com. >>> the rain really coming down in parts. we are in a microclimate weather alert. kari tracking the storm. >> the rain is moving through the peninsula, toward oakland. we'll take a closer look at the stormranger in two minutes. >> and a live look outside shows you "the soup"y conditions for the san mateo bridge. also wind advisories from time to time around the bay. we're watching out there. and a tree down. this one affecting a major, major commute for a lot of folks. >>> this has essentially shut off the commute for folks in this sonoma county town. waters are rising there. six people caught up in the

but a week later, the landlord wanted to test again. >> they said you didn't have to be out of the building, but we strongly advise it. no other information. >> reporter: she booked a hotel room for her and her cat, then this. >> this e-mail is to advise that future testing requested by the berkeley police department scheduled for friday february 3rd at 6::00 p.m. will not go forward. >> reporter: postponed indefinitely. >> i can't cancel my room without paying the full price of the room. >> reporter: which is? >> $213. >> reporter: the neighbors are left in limbo. she is wondering whether her gas wall heater is safe to use. >> while my inclination is not to run it, i have to confess i did. >> reporter: for now she'll stay in her home. as for that hotel room -- >> i don't think i should have to pay that. i think they should take it out of my renting. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> a former employee of popular south bay science camp pleaded guilty to sexually arresting two boys. he was arrested in may of 2015 for child pornography. the day after the arrest, investigators learne

a spokesperson says while the county may hold the landlord responsible, the landlord may be able to hold the tenants clsponsible for the cost of the says. >>> it's no surprise no matter where you live, little pieces of history disappear, making way for something new, but members of a bethesda church are willing to stand their ground. >> reporter: harvey matthews lived in bethesda in the '40s and '50s, and he said they have seen their fair share of change. >> it was all a black neighborhood, and that was not here. >> reporter: for example, his old house is now a whole foods, and the school for blacks he once went to is also gone. now he and his predominantly black church -- >> the church is the last living thing of the black community. >> reporter: worry another development will wipe away the history of his old community. >> i cannot rest at night knowing this again. >> reporter: there are plans to build a new commercial and residential development on west bart road, possibly on top of the site where blacks were once buried at the turn of the 20th century. the cemetery was once where this

the landlord said i'm probably one of the best honest landlords in san francisco. ying to say i had bad intersections, but how do they know if i'm going to move in or not? the san francisco board of supervisors now plans to hold a government hearing on the issue of owner move-in evictions and what lawmakers believe could be widespread abuse. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much. if you have a tip for your investigative unit, give us a call 888-996-tips. or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> the nbc bay area has issued a microclimate weather alert. >>> very heavy rain moving in, especially parts of the north bay. and now the south bay as the heaviest rain continues to move

come to agument with the landlord based on our apraivl the landlord has the right to go through arbitration so the landlord gets his appraisal, and arbitrate in front of a third appraisal. there is risk involved in that. that process could come back with a number in this range that you see here of 70 to $80 a square foot. >> can i question- >> i hope that helps articulate the rational and risk ahead. >> supervisor yee. >> quh i looked ed at the compareable leases in here it seems like i'm getting half a picture here. why do i say that? because i look at the addresses and they are all closer to mission bay or something but in that direction and here 1440 harrison is further out and you dont have any addresses that are close to that. the market i think is more expensive once you get closer to the embarcadero and so i'm just curious, are there no comparisons around that area? >> there are other compareables. those are in the independent appraiser report. those include property ies on townsend >> to the school district that is a lease that goes out to 2040 so sale, purchase not a option in my t

come to agument with the landlord based on our apraivl the landlord has the right to go through arbitration so the landlord gets his appraisal, and arbitrate in front of a third appraisal. there is risk involved in that. that process could come back with a number in this range that you see here of 70 to $80 a square foot. >> can i question- >> i hope that helps articulate the rational and risk ahead. >> supervisor yee. >> quh i looked ed at the compareable leases in here it seems like i'm getting half a picture here. why do i say that? because i look at the addresses and they are all closer to mission bay or something but in that direction and here 1440 harrison is further out and you dont have any addresses that are close to that. the market i think is more expensive once you get closer to the embarcadero and so i'm just curious, are there no comparisons around that area? >> there are other compareables. those are in the independent appraiser report. those include property ies on townsend >> to the school district that is a lease that goes out to 2040 so sale, purchase not a option in my t

come to agument with the landlord based on our apraivl the landlord has the right to go through arbitration so the landlord gets his appraisal, and arbitrate in front of a third appraisal. there is risk involved in that. that process could come back with a number in this range that you see here of 70 to $80 a square foot. >> can i question- >> i hope that helps articulate the rational and risk ahead. >> supervisor yee. >> quh i looked ed at the compareable leases in here it seems like i'm getting half a picture here. why do i say that? because i look at the addresses and they are all closer to mission bay or something but in that direction and here 1440 harrison is further out and you dont have any addresses that are close to that. the market i think is more expensive once you get closer to the embarcadero and so i'm just curious, are there no comparisons around that area? >> there are other compareables. those are in the independent appraiser report. those include property ies on townsend >> to the school district that is a lease that goes out to 2040 so sale, purchase not a option in my t

the new law which critics say doesn't protect tenants from rogue landlords. australian man who survived spending hours struggling to keep his nose above water after his excavator rolled into a waterhole. and coming up in the sport on bbc news: flankerjack clifford will make just his second start for england in their six nations game against wales. jack nowell also comes in on the wing. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. record numbers of patients spent more than four hours in accident and emergency units in england in december — that's according to the official figures — and according to data leaked to the bbc — january is set to be even worse. these figures suggest record numbers of people waited longer than 12 hours for a hospital bed once seen in a&e, making january the worst performing month for a&e departments in the past 13 years. the government says the vast majority of patients were seen and treated quickly, and busy periods in hospitals were supported by an extra £400 million of funding. our health correspondent dominic hughes reports

they had the landlord fix the problem. they claim mow one was wear of the problems when the lusterus family did move in. > neighbors in arlington count arear complaining about their hh water business.wa now we're not just talking aboui bills higher by a few dollars, but sometimes by thousands of dollars. the county says it hasn't seena' any major problems with the system, but people aren't buying it. sarah simmons is here with the story. >>reporter: that's right. we don't think too much aboutu our water bill when we're in the kitchen and we go to turn on the faucet or whatever.what it's something that we do everye day multiple times.ti bu county, they are are certainlytn thinking bi.i. when they got water bills that were sometimes, hundreds, evenur thousands of dollars more thanth usual.us residents in some of the north arlington neighborhoods say they've noticed a change inchan their bills since sometime last fall. while others haven't noticed any significant change.ant mike can't well, the president of the york town civi

working with the mayor's office and my office to find housing while the building is being fixed and the landlord and property owner and the project manager have been extremely coordinate if you have a tragedy like this happen this is the best way to have one the tragedies i can't tell you how proud is to be a san franciscan this was our proudest moment with that let me come and give all of you from lava may to self-help for the elderly to our first responders from the fire department and police department to the department of emergency management and all of i can't thank you enough from the bottom of my heart it makes me proud to be a member of the board of supervisors god bless you all come on up. >> (clapping.) >> (inaudible). >> you can take it outside if you need to commissioner peskin thank you all for your service we truly appreciate and congratulations. >> (clapping.) >> good to see you victor. >> thank you all again. >> all right. the next commendation would be supervisor cohen. >> thank you thank you so colleagues i'd like to honor a number of leaders on the occasion if you don't know n

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but as i said earlier, the majority of landlords in our city and hopefully around the state do the right thing and part of what we are hoping with this bill is that landlords were responsible or ethical will help set up and stand with us in here to help represent that is someone who is been a landlord here in the mission. [inaudible] >>[applause] >> thank you. a year and half ago as a six san francisco property owner i wrote a letter to the board of supervisors reported eviction protection 2.0 legislation. that was legislation that was protect tenants from unscrupulous landlords using the [inaudible] as an excuse to evict long-term tenants and jack up the rent. such things as a tenant in chinatown handed your laundry out the window. that would've been an applicable event before this law passed. while the law did pass and this guy did not sky did not fall. the limos are continue to rent their buildings such as myself by huge profits as the bad apples of our [inaudible] or raining. just today in chinatown enough to rope [inaudible] that lorne obviously was not caring much about their tenan

the landlord has agreed not to use the name lefty o'doul's or lefty's while the lawsuit continues. a lawyer says they covered up the signs that closed february 1st. bobas will reopen the restaurant at another location a few blocks away. >>> a man driving his car was shot and killed in front of his wife and two young children during a road rage incident. our crime reporter says there may be witnesses that may not have come forward. >>> more rinna boulevard in san leandro. a busy street where two drivers got into an argument with deadly results. about 9:45 sunday when a man driving with his wife and two young children began to yell at another driver. both were heading west near moreset street. >> the victim was looking out the driver wouldn't and having an argument with a subject and then the woman heard some shots being fired. >> her husband shot in the head. although in shock the victim's wife managed to take control of the suv. >> she basically slid up next to the victim in the front seat and actually operated the vehicle herself while the victim was actually still seated in the d

february 2, 2015, an oakland police officer responded after someone from the warehouse called to say the landlord a shotgun in the house and the warehouse is illegal shared housing. there's no record that the officer reported this to the department of building inspections. instead, the report says the officer spoke to the landlord and a tenant and, quote, advised both of them of landlord-tenant laws. then on march 1, 2015, an oakland police officer was flagged down at 1:34 a.m. by someone in the neighborhood who said there was an illegal rave with drugs and alcohol inside the ghost ship. the next five paragraphs of the report are blacked out. but the officer did not cite anyone and apparently did not stop the party because at 2:35 a.m., police got another call saying that more than a dozen people were being held inside the warehouse and they could hear sounds like a taser and threatening remarks. police officers again responded. but they stood by while everyone left the warehouse. later that afternoon, a man called police asking officers to to stand by at the warehouse while he got his belongings

it passed with 65% of the vote and took effect in december, but the california association of landlords asked for a preliminary injunction, claiming parts of the ordinance are unconstitutional. one city council member says this is about more than just rent. >> we've talked to tenants that had things like sewage backing up into the parking lot, the carpets were destroyed, the roofs were leaking, the balconies were broken. >> the landlords' attorney would not go on camera but claims measure l is a boat with so many the city admitted in court it is not perfect but argued against the injunction. the judge will likely rule next week. >>> facebook is going to appeal a $500 million verdict in a lawsuit over its oculus vr subsidiary. they found failure to comply with a nondisclosure agreement and other things. facebook shares were up in after-hours trading. the social network beat expectations when it reported $3.5 billion in fourth quarter earnings. ad revenue grew 53%. facebook reported a 17% jump in monthly users. >>> a large part of the company that owns the rights to the peanuts characters

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and ends up being seen by the landlord of the building.decided on a whim to dea sweep of the property. and found this heaped up ball of white lace. boom. she gets the wedding dress back. how awesome is that. >> how amazing is facebook. her in it now? >> beautiful. >> embroidery from 147 years ago. held up. >> it did. >> valentine's for people who look love and all that. yesterday. there are a couple cool stories. out of wisconsin, one kid. high school senior, zach peterson. he decided he would buy some 600-plus long stemmed roses and gave them out to every woman in the class there. every girl. every teacher. every fellow stuf dent. -- fellow student. spent $450 of his own money. yeah, zach is still single. >> oh. >> i don't know. kidding. then up in where i want to school, of course. world famous oswego, county. kid made 100 individual card. valentine's day card for all class mates. individual notes. be happy. life is good. >> you are from oswego, did you make me a card? >> not from >>> breaking news this morning, on "world news now," repo

not have a mortgage, flood insurance would not be required and renters are not covered under the landlord's policy. >> the federal or statement government will not replace your home. >> reporter: insurance commissioner, dave jones, urges anyone near a water way to get flood insurance. >> they may be outside of the mapped flood zone, the water will go where the water goez. >> reporter: according to fema, 20% of all national flood insurance claims from moderate to low-risk areas. >> i got lucky so far. >> reporter: as steve points out, the rain season isn't over. >> i think i am going to call my insurance guy, i am, and say is to too late? can i buy it now? >> reporter: you can buy flood insurance any time but it is important to know there is a 30-day waiting period before it takes effect. even if steve and others were to purchase those policies today, it would not go into effect before the next storm is forecast. in san jose, julie watts, kpix 5. >>> rain in the north bay today, actually one rumble of thund, lots of reports of hail and around windsor and santa rosa, this between 1:00 and 3:0

and his dad, the landlord, found what he thought was this big heap of old lace, and then he looked andached which matched my dad's ticket, despite the administration company saying it wasn't there and must have been disposed of. in an even stranger twist, because of all the press activity, which was so amazing, the representative from the company actually showed up at the shop at the same time just before mum and dad left, and he denied them the right to take it home with them because of procedural issues, because of procedural issues, because it's governmental property. which is a very frustrating situation but it is going to be with us on monday. oh, well, at least the end is in sight! well done for eventually getting it back, tess and alfred, well done both of you and well done everybody who helped track the dress down. yes, we really thank everyone. it's the baftas tonight and, as well as all the stars of the screen, the duke and duchess of cambridge will be attending. the annual british academy film awards will be hosted by stephen fry at london's royal albert hall. la la land lea

housing authorityiy had the landlord fix thehe problems. they claim nobody was aware ofaa the lead issues when theen t in a statement, a spokes s western with the city said inthn part "the district has madede progress as evidenced byevidenc substantial reduction of of childhood lead poisoning casesis in d.c. in yet, we continue to look forok f ways to protect the health ofhef our residents and provide more e quality housing for our mostst vulnerable communities ." >> police in montgomery county n responded to yet anothernother pharmacy robbery this morning tn but this timeg officers arrived in time to make arrests.rests. the robbery happened aroundr 4:00 a.m. at the cvs in the the glenmont shopping center insh silver spring. alled 911.ll911. opc police arrived quickly and ad arrested for people.or peole. police say this morning'sorn incident is similar to atoat least six other robberies inbbrn the county including an armed robbery that police releasedlead on surveillance videovido yesterday. in that case, yethe people trier to steal prescrip

him, bradley silver bush, the go to lawyer for landlords. >> are you the most hated man in new york.> i hope not. >> you are the go to for landlords in new york that want to evict people. >> that is me. >> i met with bradley in his law office. this guy will get you kicked out for rent. i asked him how he became that guy. >> i got into heavey crimes -- heavy crimes, you thinking this could have been my wife, daughter, girlfriend or mother who was a victim, last thing i would' to put somebody like that back out on the street. >> he got tired of that he switched to 1 to tenants law. >> most of my clients are in the right, they are not evicting people who don't deserve to be evicted. most have violated the law, or breached their lease or done something long. >> he used private investigators and overt cameras. >> there was cocaine transaction? >> we say a great deal of short-term traffic, 30 seconds, on a regular basis in the evening, we could see something transact between "the visitor" and the perch opening the person opening the door, you know through, investigation techniques, our inv

. >> yes, the president is now the landlord in chief.e, man, you know what i hate about my landlord? he doesn't fix my pipes and made me innovate iran! is it just me or is trump moving his whole administration to trump tower? melania is there, first lady. the department of defense will be moving in, and the secret service. trump will be spending so little time at the white house i wouldn't be surprised if he listed it on airbnb. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now, not everything is going swimmingly in trump land. as you know by now, nordstrom stopped selling ivanka's product line and -- ( applause ) -- and after trump attacked them online -- this is true -- nordstrom's stock shot up 4%! ( cheers and applause ) it's the new trump effect! everyone thought stocks were going to go down. now every company is going to claim to stop selling ivanka even if they don't have them. you go against trump, people will be in court, and they're like i know my client killed four people but stopped selling ivanka products so can he have a lighter sentence? all

the report states that the officers spoke to both landlord and tenant and advised them both of the landlordant laws. less than a month later march 1st an officer was flagged down for reports of an illegal raid with drug and alcohol sales -- rave with drug and alcohol sales inside. the party didn't stop then and the officer was back a few hours later to reports of a taser and threatening remarks. that officer stood by while everyone left. the breadth of the complaints surprised even the council member who lives down the block. >> it's really disturbing to hear that many of our city employees were there and checked the box on their reports, reacted to being called, but in terms of the pro action to make sure that safety is enforced across the board and the warehouses and homes, certainly there's room for improvement. nspector could >> now just two weeks before the fires today inspectors were looking into an illegal housing complaint, but the inspector couldn't get inside or see if there was an illegal building from the sidewalk. in the newsroom andria borba, kpix5. >>> tonight we confirmed oa

so my parents received a phone call this afternoon at about three o'clock from the landlord of the propertyazing media coverage. and he said to his uncle, we need to look in the property, and he released searched and he found a pile of old lace, what he thought was the dress. he called my parents and they went straight there, and were overjoyed. they could not believe it was the dress. we still had the ticket. but then at the same time, an official from the administration company who had been incredibly helpful and sent my parents a letter today saying that they can confirm that they have not got it, he then said that he had refused to let us take the dress home today, and said we have to wait until monday for procedural reasons, which is unbelievable. 0bviously my mum was beside herself. i was not there because i am in london, but they do assure us that we will have it back on monday. right now i have got it in my hand. so you have still not got it. it's still not been cleaned. but you are confident, are you, i mean are they planning to send to you or to your parents?m is going to be drive

the report states that the officers spoke to both landlord and tenant and advised both of them of the landlord-tenant laws. less than a month later on march 1, an officer was flagged down for reports of an illegal rave with drug and alcohol sales inside. the party didn't stop then. and the officer was back a few hours later to reports of a taser and threatening remarks. that officer then stood by while everyone left the warehouse. the breadth of the complaints surprised even council member noel gallo who lives down the block. >> it's really disturbing to hear that many of our city employ were there and checked the box on their reports, reacted to being called, but in terms of the pro action to make sure that -- that, um, safety is enforced across the board in the warehouses and homes, um, homes, uhm, certainly there's room for improvement. >> reporter: ndria borba, kpix 5. >> reporter: also show that city inspectors checked out an illegal housing complaint at the complex just two weeks before the fire. ♪[ music ] >>> time now 4:42. for many parents daycare is a fact of life but how do

they are the landlords we have to get at. the worst conditions. that's a challenge. the government says that revenge evictions are rare and, because of the new law, it's given local councils all the powers they need to stop them. thankfully, ellen was able to find a new home. my landlord is great. can't complain. i don't have to contact him unless something p°p5 have to contact him unless something pops up. but not everybody is so lucky. the headlines on bbc newsroom live. a&e waiting times in england hit their worst level since targets were introduced 13 years ago. the government has rejected criticism after it ends a scheme to bring unaccompanied child migrants into the uk, saying it is detrimental to the uk, saying it is detrimental to the children's welfare. jeremy corbyn is expected to reshuffle labour's shadow cabinet after insisting that a string of resignations over brexit were not a disaster. in sport, england make two changes for their six nations game against wales at harlequins flanker jack clifford will make his