the occupants do have a direct relationship with the landlord. one of the people, he lives in the property and he is one of the members of the llc. in terms of the commercial lease, the heading on the lease says commercial and it has been residential use long before my clients moved in. the rent ordinance recognizes residential tenancies even if the lease says commercial. the landlord's council stating they're going to terminate the lease next year at will or not renew the current lease is really inaccurate. under the rent ordinance, the landlord doesn't have the right simply to terminate it because it says commercial lease on top of it. i'm not exactly sure what happened, but last month shortly before this meeting was originally scheduled, i submitted a brief on behalf of the tenants. i'm not sure if you had a chance to review it or even received it but it explains several of the issues addressed here. my clients did enter into a lease in -- i'm sorry, let me see. i believe 2013 and it does say standard industrial commercial lease on the front, t

he‘s a landlord and a member of the national landlords association. hing the film intently there. do you understand some of the frustrations of tenants?” there. do you understand some of the frustrations of tenants? i am appalled to see those poor conditions. landlords need to maintain their asset and they need to provide a good home for tenants and the vast majority do, it is a small minority that allow their properties to get into that kind of condition. i support the fact that acorn st acting on behalf of tenants to get the problems resolved. local authorities, of course, have the legitimate powers to bring enforcement action and deal with landlords to awho allow their properties to get into that condition. it is important that acorn work alongside the local authority. i want to bring mariam in. you‘re 26 and always lived in print rented accommodation. give us a sense of some of the worst insta nces a sense of some of the worst instances you have had and the worst housing you have had? so, i know richard said that it is a small minority of landlords

after carlos and ebony january say the landlord did a shoddy job of repairing an upstairs leak. >> just lucky to be alive. >> reporter: in broward county, florida, the parents o lawsuit, their daughter's asthma was caused by the very same landlord who failed to remove toxic mold from their rental home. >> every morning and every night, she has to take a breathing treatment. >> reporter: the landlord was, in effect, one of president trump's best billionaire friends, tom barack, who until he sold his interest, helped run what has now grown into a giant cop corporation that operated under the name starwood/waypoint, controlling tens of thousands of single fally rental homes across the country. >> you have the ultimate, out of state, far removed absentee landlord. >> reporter: in some neighborhoods, as our station in atlanta documented, a huge presence. the company claims it has a

after carlos and ebony january say the landlord did a shoddy repair job on an upstairs leak in their rental home. >> he didn't cut the electricity off before he drilled the hole into that light. lucky to be alive. >> reporter: in denver, chris lynch says he had to uproot his family from their rental home after the same landlord caused their heat to fail during a snowstorm and left broken appliances unrepaired. >> we feel victimized and taken advantage of. >> reporter: and in broward county, florida, the parents of brielle blame the very same lan lord for their daughter's persistent asthma. >> every morning and every night, she has to take a breathing treatment. no 2-year-old should have to do that. ♪ out came the sun and dried up all the rain ♪ >> reporter: in a lawsuit the parents say brielle as condition was caused by toxic mold the landlord did not fix. >> the house started falling apart on us. >> literally. >> reporter: including the crack in the living room ceiling that grew and grew. >> i told him, this is going to be on our couch when we wake up in the morning. and sure enough,

. >> reporter: when carlos and ebony january say the landlord did a shoddy job of repairing a leak in their dallas rental home. >> he didn't cut electricity off before he dlil drilled a hole in that light. >> reporter: the same landlord somebodying sued by the parents of brielle nicholson, saying her persistent asthma was caused by toxic mold in their florida rental home which was not fixed. >> every morning, treatment. no 2-year-old should have to do that. >> reporter: in both cases the landlord was in effect one of donald trump's closest billionaire friends. the man who ran his inauguration committee. tom barra, the co-chairman of a billion dollar company. >> you have the ultimate out of state far-removed, absentee landlord. >> reporter: the company, starwood rents tens of thousands of single homes across the country. in some neighborhoods way point has a huge presidentance. an interm survey saying 99.8% satisfaction. >> we are here to provide quality housing for residents, and we take that responsibility very seriously. >> reporter: we've heard a lot of complaints that you're very

what i think the landlords? deceitful and greedy. s no water coming into the building. there were just empty pipes. they did not go anywhere. so finally, i get $20,000 and try to turn on water that does not even work. we uncap something we thought was the waist line and it is just a cap. almost like they planted it there making us believe we could have a bathroom. we open it and there was nothing there. >> do you think they give you an unsafe building? >> i am going to say it's two times. once for me that you have to be. and the second time yes definitely. they rented me something that they knew was unsafe. they definitely dead. >> you think that you hold any responsibility? >> so being like the father and being the person that rallied, i don't know that's how it really went down? how went down, was that i am working with artists and musicians and they signed the lease -- lease collectively. it was supposed to represent all of these people. saying that there i need someone over 40 years old to sign it. it didn't matter whose name was

of the landlords. deceitful and greedy. >> do you think they rented you an unsafe building? >> yes, definitely. they definitely rented me something that they knew was unsafe. they definitely did. reporter: now, lawyers for the landlords have not yet provided a response to almena's claims. tonight on the 10:00 news, we will broadcast a report on this. we'll have more on what almena said about the role of the city. that's tonight at 10:00. >>> the entire west coast is reportedly dealing with an unprecedented homeless crisis. a new associated press study found a rapidly growing number of people living on the street from san diego all the way north to washington state. the study found the homeless problem is tied to the same things that mark the current economic success. its a result of soaring housing costs. >>>the unified school district has reached a tentative great many with the teacher's union. it took place on saturday, just days before a possible strike vote. that vote was scheduled on wednesday. th

he contacted acorn, who pressured the landlord over repairs. oblems? the biggest problems is damp and the mouse walking on the walls and the kitchen, that's the worst. you have mice in your kitchen? in the kitchen and... the sleep rooms. tell me how much you pay for your house every month? i pay 850. acorn are going out of the landlord's home to deliver him a letter. ask them to appoint qualified independent damp specialist and contractors to fix other outstanding issues. we want it booked by monday. amina has fought this for two years. her friend has the same landlord — the same problems. they say that he's not here yet. what does collective action mean, does it mean basically taking the law into your own hands? it means acting together in support of a particular individual or where people have a similar problem, acting together to solve it. it doesn't mean breaking the law. do you want to speak to the police? not particularly, no. amina's landlord says almost all his tenants are happy. he's planning to repair her house. while he and other land

looking at the different te na nts ? landlordhey can change and there is a lack of education out that the landlords. most want to be able to rent a property as long as possible to decent tenant who stay in the property. if you have got people with children as tenants, and children to make noise, what would you do to look after that particular family? i think what i would be doing, if there were complaints for other people i would find out the times of day and when they were taking place. iwould times of day and when they were taking place. i would sit down and try to speak with the actual family and say, these are the complaints are being made. that is the first thing that needs to happen rather than threatening to serve them with an eviction notice and if there are sound issues, as a landlord you have to deal with those if there has to be soundproofing put in with regard to the floors and walls, that should be the first port of call. how can a landlord be compelled to carry out that sort of remedial work?m landlord be compelled

i told the landlord what i wanted to do. the landlord owns the building.hey have to go to the city and say, hey, i think i -- and then there's a question, what do i think of the landlords. deceitful and greedy. i didn't even know there was a waste lane in the place. there were no water coming into the building. just empty pipe that's didn't go anywhere or do anything. i signed the lease, gave $20,000 and tried to turn on the water ask it doesn't work. we uncap something that we thought was the waste line and it is just a cap. almost like they planted it there to make us believe that we could have a bathroom there. and we opened it and there is nothing there. so -- >> do you think they rented you an unsafe building? >> i'm going to say it two times. once for me, that you have to bleep. [censor] and second time, yes. definitely. they definitely rented me something that they knew was unsafe. >> 2 investigates executive producer joins us live in the studio. his argument, the claim is that the owner gave him a building not up to code. i have been involved in le

of the landlords? deceitful and greedy. >> do you think they rented you and unsafe building? >> yes. they definitely did. it was something that was unsafe. they definitely did. >> his attorney has yet to provide a response. we will and -- air an extended report. we will have more on what he has to say about the cities role. >>> jerry brown is taking part in climate change conference is in europe. yesterday he spoke at a symposia and at the vatican. this is a live look at vatican city. the governor said faith must join with science with concerns about our planet. >> the problem is us. it is our way of life, our comfort, it is the way -- it is the green. it is the indulgence and pattern and inertia. >> brown's address comes as a report of global warming is stronger than ever. the report was put together with the help of u.s. scientists. it is 95% likely that global warming is caused by humans. it says climate change is killing americans and making others sick by creating changes in weather, food, air and

i told the landlord. the landlord owns the building. this very to go to the city and say hey, i think -- there is a question -- what do i think [inaudible] i think the landlords are liars and greedy. i didn't know there was any -- there was no water coming in to the building. there were just empty pipes that didn't go anywhere or do anything. i sign the lease and give $20,000 and the water doesn't even work. we uncapped something we thought was the waste line and it was just a cap. it's like they planted it there to make it believe we could have a bathroom and we opened and there is nothing there. so, . >> reporter: you think they rented you an unsafe building? >> i will say -- once for me that you have to [bleep] yeah, two the second time for you yes, definitely. they rented me something that they knew was unsafe. >> he has much more to say about his agreement with the landlords and the condition of the building. coming up tonight at seven on ktvu plot we are airing a full hour of 2 investigates jail house interview with him. >>> now t

i tell the landlord what i wanted to do. the landlord owns the building.andlord has to go to the city and say hey, i think i, -- and then there's a question, what do i think of the landlords, deceitful and greedy. reporter: do you think they rented you an unsafe building? >> yes, they definitely rented me something that they knew was unsafe. they definitely did. >> lawyers for the landlords have yet to provide a response to these claims. tonight on the 10:00 news, we will broadcast an extended report on this and we'll have more on what almena said about the city's role plus whether he thinks he bears any responsibility at all for the tragedy. >>>the san francisco unified school district reached a tentative agreement with its teachers union. the new deal would give teachers a salary increase this year and they would have 4% increases for the next few years. for the first time, some teachers would earn more than $100,000 a year. >>>also happening today, sales forces big annual conference starts this morning in san francisco. it is the 15th annual dream force

the law protected them. kevin kish: that's why we're here. a lot of landlords don't understand the legal obligations that they have. chris: kevin kish heads the california department of fair employment and housing. one of his jobs is to investigate complaints about housing discrimination. kish says assistance animals play many roles. some are trained to help people who are blind, deaf, or have other physical disabilities. others offer emotional assistance. it's their mere presence that helps. well, state and federal laws protect them all. kish said the rodriguezes doctors' notes should have been enough proof for the hoa to allow pepe, david, and daisy. kevin: if someone is providing a landlord with documentation from a medical professional that establishes that the person has a disability and that the animal is assisting the person with the disability use the dwelling place, then, generally, that is all the tenant needs to show the landlord. chris: so, we went back to cottage green. by email, a board spokesperson said they never received louis' doctor's note. b

what do i think of the landlords? . >> do you think they rented you and unsafe building? >> yes, definitely. they definitely rented me something they knew was unsafe.>> lawyers for the owner of the building have yet to provide a response to his claims . tonight, we will have an extended report on this exclusive and much more on what almeida said on the city's role and whether he bears any responsibility for the tragedy tonight on the 10:00 news. >>> the time is 7:44 and the company of the cooper has -- uber will pay for sexual assault training for new employees. this amid several reports of drivers with sexual harassment as well as sexual harassment against employees. 150 service agents will deal with sexual assault reports. they will be taught how to take interviews. >>> happening today, salesforce's big annual conference in san francisco begins this morning. it is the 15th annual dream conference at muscogee center. more than 170,000 people from 83 countries are expected. 10 million people are expected to watch confe

after 11 years in the mission and the landlord told us we were being evicted and then rescinded it. he hated living on the block but said it would be an owner moving eviction which never happened. one motivation was that once he got rid of us in our rent control, our affordable rent he could raise the rent any amount. we didn't know it then but we were lucky to be evicted in 1995 when there was still real affordable housing to be found. those days are gone. costa-hawkins including the know have a - has played a huge role in gentrification. many people i know mostly latino and african american families and seniors and people with disabilities would still be in the city if not for costa hawkins. some accepted buyouts, some just left after being pressured by landlords and were to stressed or sick to fight. as a nurse i have to talk as a medical student did about a crucial concern. evictions and the threat of evictions lead to serious conditions, high blood pressure and high and low blood sugars and increased parkinson's disease and poor nutrition and insomnia and sometimes death. thank

. >>> what do i think of the land -- landlords? deceitful and greedy. >>> new developments from a san francisco courtroom as the attorneys for an illegal immigrant calls her first witness to the stand >>> hiding blight in downtown. >>> stay with us. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ will -- >>> federal officials say the man who opened fire at a baptist church in texas was able to buy weapons because the air force failed to report a domestic violence conviction to a federal database. 26 people were killed and that shooting in texas. he sent threatening text messages to his mother-in-law who attended the church. >> police are searching for the gunman was shot and killed a 17- year-old boy in concord this afternoon. the student was walking with friends at 1:00 this afternoon one block from school when the black sedan pulled up next to the group. police say a passenger opened fire shooting the 17-year-old boy

landlord engagement is part of the work. they work to recruit new landlords, providing financial incentives, providing additional incentive upon the units and then providing ongoing availability and support to the landlords in case an issue arises. housing placement is the next place. brilliant corners helps to match the individual looking for housing with those looking for housing and trying to find the best match possible. we'll support them through the lease signing and voucher process. it can be a cumbersome process with housing authorities and we'll make sure that the tenants are well supported. and tenants will receive flexible moving assistance to cover any costs associated. once tenants are placed, stabilization is critical. we'll work to make sure that they integrate to the new units, know where the grocery store is and bus stop is, or even if it's a few blocks away from where they live. want to be sure that folks know the way around their home and neighborhood. brilliant corners will conduct wellness checks they wil

. >>> keep an eye on this guy in the blue, on the ground, attacked by the landlord. >> with a knife. yes, but fortunately the victim's wife runs in to save her man, and watch her go. that's her in the red. she pushes the attacker that's holding a knife away from her husband and look at this. she grabs the guy by the pants and does not let him go. essentially ending this altercation. >> all over what? back rent, what? >> yes, pretty much. sounds like the landlord may have been a little drunk and he was owed roughly $300, decided with the knife he was going to try to get his money back. it wasn't the right way to do it obviously, but the internet is loving the wife, calling her kung fu wife. >> she's like not today. >>> love, it's a powerful drug. but so is anesthesia. >> would you marry me? >> you're asking me now? >> i don't have a ring and i feel it's a little pre-answer maybe is yes? >> oh. what if he changes his mind when the drugs wear out? >> then you don't want a guy that's unsure. >> this is true, this means he's think being it because he's in his subconscious state. >> maybe.

it was mentioned earlier that the landlord appealed and the thought was that was in order to close the sale. they did a similar move with my tenants in that they said they were entering into a buyout negotiation in order to keep them from filing a civil suit based on a rent board finding that they owed money and announced that the house had been sold. so i've spoken with ms. tran. she says she was not aware of any of this. in that case, she has our deepest sympathies that she was sold sort of a lemon of a house with numerous problems. my client's position is simply they want to make sure the repairs are done swiftly and that they are clearly communicated how and when they're going to be done. ms. tran mentioned that the tenants were not eager to grant access. they're happy to grant access. they just ask that 24 hours notice be provided, and it wasn't. i have repeatedly reached out to ms. tran and her attorney, and i have gotten very intermittent and difficult to comprehend communication back. her attorney has not responded to my last two emails or answered any of the questions we have,

this is in the uk, and this is what the landlord found. family of five left and when they left, they left their dog behind. the dog was stuck in the house, had to be rescued by the rspca and the landlord said the dog was sweet and kind and soon as the rcpca found the dog wasn't coming back they had an investigation. david lived in the house and said they were cool for the first two or three years but started missing out on part of their rent payments and things escalated and he says they haven't paid rent since july. >> they trashed this place. how sad. you work hard for a house, and a house that you probably love, too, after living in it for 20 years and now look, you've got all of this expense, all of this work. >> they tore this place up, and not only is the inside messed up, not only were there animal droppings on the floor but they left all the kids toys and look at that pile of mess. >> they didn't bother taking out the trash, like they piled it up in the backyard. >> he also says there are holes in the roof of the garage because of t

raised enough money to maintain the monument for at least a few years but following the controversy the landlord has already cancelled the lease agreement meaning the group will have to leave in a month's time. or turning this into soccer news now cologne for their bonus legal woes behind them with a narrow victory over arsenal in the europa league striker say rukia are say one has scored a second half penalty to earn the german side a one near victory the result moves cologne up to second place in group h. and means their qualification fate is now in their own hands arsenal are already through as group winners spite the defeat. in group there was no reason to celebrate for harry to berlin they crashed out of the europa league after losing the spanish side athletic bilbao goals from last year lacking in davies celko gave her to a two one lead going into the break but they failed to hold on bill bell scored twice in the second half the three two lost means he cannot qualify for the knockout rounds. and a little something for all the cricket and out there the world over the sporting rivalry is got

what do i think of the landlords? deceitful. greedy. >> do you think they rented you an unsafe building?>> definitely. they rented me something they knew was unsafe. definitely. >> lawyers for the owner of the where for -- warehouse haven't made a response. tonight on the 10:00 news we will broadcasts an extended report on this exclusive. we will have more on what he said about the cities role plus whether he thinks he bears any responsibility for this tragedy. that is tonight on the 10:00 news.>>> the raiders have a shot at the playoffs. we will learn about another rough sunday for the 49ers and what they have to say about their disappointing season. >>> a nice day outside, but we could be getting some precipitation later. rosemary will be back with another look and what's coming our way. >>> the raiders beat the dolphins, 27-24. they are back on the hunt for a playoff spot. it was the marshawn lynch. it was the best game of his career as a rater. he had his second 100 yard game. they improved, 4-5. >> another game in the same s

what do i think of the landlord. deceitful and greedy. >> do you think they rented you an unsafe building?>> definitely. they rented something that was not safe. definitely. >> lawyers for the owners have yet to provide a response. tonight at 10:00 we will broadcast an extended report of this exclusive with more on what was said about the city roll and if he thinks he bears any responsibility for the tragedy. that is tonight at 10:00.>> we will have more of the interview tomorrow, we will be joined by our producer. >>> san francisco police union may push to get tasers issued to police faster. the police commissioner approved the use of tasers friday but they may not be able to implement the tasers into -- until next december. the president of the police association commends the action but told us that he wants use policy drafted in 30 days. if not he is prepared to put a proposal on the june 2018 ballot. >> our polling numbers indicate over 78% of residents in san francisco want officers to be equipped with state-of-t

raised enough money to maintain the monument for at least a few years but following the controversy the landlord has already cancelled the lease agreement meaning the group will have to leave in a month's time. turning out cologne put their bonus logo was behind them with a narrow victory over arsenal in the europa league striker say were one and scored a second happened on the german side of one nil victory there was. a second place in group h. and means their qualification fate is now in their own hands arsenal are already through as group winners despite that defeat. but in group j. there was absolutely no reason to celebrate for her to berlin they crashed out of the europa league after losing to spanish side athletic bilbao goals from matthew lucky and davey celica gave her to a two one lead going into the break but they failed to hold on bill bell scored twice in the second half but three cheers lost means he cannot qualify for the knockout rounds. our minder of our top stories this hour here on day w. the german president has met with the leader of the social democrats in a bid to break th

we can be diversive by having the landlord and neighbors to fight for the water bills. as i mentioned that we don't see any long line in mcd. i don't know if you've seen any mcds sitting there and observing people in and out. they're in and out in three minutes. i'm sure they don't have long lines. in n' out berger has 30 minute wait we should open more in n' out burgers. we should not open to cannabis business. this is a new industry. we have to take it baby steps. we should not have any privilege for cannabis business in so-called green zone. we should put our residents into the highest priority, who are living there 2017. 24/7. cultivation of pot is not the solution. i would like to also mention that we are also in drought season in california. and having the pots growing in san francisco is disastrous to us and -- >> thank you. let me call a few more speaker cards. mary mana, audrey and tamara. >> good afternoon and thank you everyone in this room. i'm ellen, i am a family social worker. we have a team done research from the chinese community and a community that ha

the private sector for tenants. with that include access for landlords to the portal available for social landlords?ndlords but around 30% have alternative payment arrangements so the money goes direct to the landlord. the position going forward once we change things will be that those people who already have an alternative payment arrangement, the presumption will be that will continue and the money will go to the landlord rather than the tenant but we are constantly looking at ways we can ensure there is support. let's not forget the housing benefit transitional payment which will provide two weeks of support, additional support to help people as they migrate onto universal credit. the additional resources are welcome to help tackle some of the glaring problems with universal credit but social landlords and others are still extremely worried about the impact of potential arrears. would he worked with his colleagues in dclg and ask landlords that they did not call for ground eight possession requirements which reduce the flexibility of chords in dealing with arrears? it is critical we do all we can

again, it is the big landlord speculators that are really the true culprits of this imbalance where you're producing, quote, unquote, affordable units but we're losing more than we're gaining. it's causing san francisco to feel less and less like a community. i would argue it's no longer a community but a population of customers. if you can't afford it that's tough luck. that's not a way for san francisco to be or any city. the consequence on people, seniors and people with disability people are frightened and very scared. it's a bad situation. i commend the efforts to try to rectify it and repeal the state's ellis act for all of this. thank you. >> supervisors, good afternoon. at the top of the housing balance report it says a stated purpose is to ensure data on meeting affordable housing city wide inform the new approval process. not only does planning ignore the purpose of the housing balance when new market-rate projec projects come up for approval and fails to look at the schedule mandated by the voters in april and october. why is this important? the displacement is a crisis. loss of

raised enough money to maintain the monument for at least a few years but following the controversy the landlord has already cancelled police agreement meaning the group will have to leave in a month's time. or turning this into soccer news now cologne for their bonus legal woes behind them with a narrow victory over arsenal and the europa league striker say rukia are say wanting to score a second half penalty to earn the german side a one nil victory the result moves colone up to second place in group h. it means their qualification fate is now.

busy, i just want to fill that spot, so i will take your 1800 instead of the magic 2,000. >> for the landlord, it is better to get the tenant right away than to wait for two more weeks. >> you've had a lot of growth. congratulations on the company. >> i want to mention one very quick thing about how we save even more money to the tenants. on december 5th we're do account our first initial coin offering, ico. essential we will do the crowd funding of security deposits, and our goal istown lock half a trillion dollars, which is blocked in rental security deposits. >> it's a lot of money. >> absolutely. >> alex, i was thinking that i didn't like it. now i may be coming around slowly. it's a good discussion either way. ceo of rentberry, thanks for joining us. >> we'll be back after the break. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> as we have been re

the landlord chore ng says she received a threat in the mail last month.not been criminally charged in the ghost ship fire case but she and her family are defendants in dozens of civil claims. >>> right now, police are searching for a man suspected of opening fire at a walmart store in colorado killing three people. the suspect is seen in this surveillance photo. the shooting happened last night in the city of thornton not far from denver. investigators say it appears random. there is nothing to suggest the shooting was an act of terror. >>> santa clara judge aaron persky has a new job assignmentful he will be santa clara county's superior court night judge. that means they'll be on call from 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. five days a week. the new assignment begins in january. persky became the threat of a recall campaign after he handed down what many called a lenient sentence to a former stanford university swimmer found guilty of sexual assault. >>> another filmmaker's career is taking a hit after allegations of sexual misconduct. warner brothers is severing ties wi

a successful run with the car, and had to settle up with the landlord to put the building back together. we are seeing an exhibit put together. it was originally a duplex, there were two bank sheds, he only had access to one side of the shed. there, not a very large lot. it would have been directly behind the house that would have fronted on bagley avenue. ofs would have been a work several months, a lot of of the machining and things like that would have been done by hand. there's recognizable things on the car, a doorbell, an upholstered buggy seat, bicycle tires. quite a bit was made, especially the engine, which he built from scratch or purchased some engineer parts. they stayed there not too long, they moved 14 times in the midst of their marriage. the last him being the fairlane estate in dearborn. they would move around from place to place, his first founding was in 1903, a partnership he eventually would lose control and drift away from it, and the company changed hands and ended up becoming cadillac. the company proceeded on. the second attempt was not a financial success, his

he had a successful run with the car, and had to settle up with the landlord to put the building back together. we are seeing an exhibit put together. it was originally a duplex, there were two sheds divided in half. henry only had access to one side of the shed. where we are standing, that would've been the neighbors shed. the house is there, not a very large lot. it would have been directly behind the house that would have fronted on bagley avenue. this would have been a work of several months, because a lot of the machining and things like that would have been done by hand. he would've purchased different parts from different people. there's recognizable things on the car, a doorbell, an upholstered buggy seat, bicycle tires. but quite a bit of it was custom-made especially the , engine, which he built from scratch or purchased some engineer parts. for the most part, he would've built it himself. they did not stay here long. they moved 14 times during their marriage, their last home being the estate here in dearborn. they would move -- the fairlane estate in dearborn. they would mo