his insurance company, united property and casualty offered him $60,000. >> i've been paying a little out of my own pocket trying to get it done. >> reporter: there's no hard numbers on how many unresolved claims there are statewide. it's estimated that there's a lot. are we talking dozens? >> thousands. >> reporter: he's still working on more than 60. are there going to be people who can't live in their homes as we start winter again? >> yes, unfortunately. >> reporter: a mountain of claims poured in as people chipped the ice off her roofs and discovered the mess left behind. according to pop, the first wave of adjustors arrived from all over the country, many from much warmer climates. some failed to document the full damage. >> people can't get the work done for what they estimated it. >> reporter: the state's biggest insurance companies say they have done their best. orbella tells wbz they have closed 87% of their thousands of winter claims. this liberty mutual group tells us they are at 99%. >> it's also moved. >> reporter: tom from wellesley agrees most customers were compensate

his insurance company, united property and casualty, offered him $60,000. >> i have been actually paying a little bit out of my own pocket trying to get it done. >> reporter: there are no hard numbers on how many unresolved claims there are statewide. the public adjuster estimate as lot where we talking dozens -- >> thousands. thousands of claims. >> reporter: he is still working on more than 60. are there still going to be people who still can't live in their home as we start winter again? >> yes, unfortunately. >> reporter: a mountain of claims poured in as people chipped the ice off of their roofs and discovered the mess left behind. according to the first wave of adjusters, many of them from much warmer climates, and some failed to document the full damage. >> people can't get the work done for what they estimated it. >> reporter: the state's biggest insurance companies say they have done their best, arbella tells wbz they have closed 87% of their thousands of winter claims. and another says they have settled 97% and liberty mutual group tells us they're at more than 99%. >> and it i

to officers that he'd stolen some of the things in the car -- and had more stolen property in a storage facility. that unit contained property from crimes committed in 6 east bay cities. police believe the recovered property could be connected to more than 10 car and home burglaries. there's an outpouring of support for an east bay man murdered in cold blood. as the hunt for the killer continues tonight. the oakland community has been gathering to remember 27 year- old artist antonio ramos. and fellow artists say they'll finish the mural he was working on when he was killed. kron 4's haaziq madyun attended a vigil today.for a community heartbroken over this tragedy. > >haaziq : they came to this roadside memorial bringing flowers, lighting candles, bowing their heads in prayer and writing messages of thanks for an oakland super hero artist, antonio ramoswho was gunned down while working on this super heroes mural project under the 580 freeway in west oakland >>:we came by to show our support for the family because it is very sad >>:he was doing such a wonderful job helping the community and i'm just plain

and we would have to leave our unit. >> it's a property windfall for companies and a disaster for homeowners. like linda and joe cunningham, a school teacher and retired philadelphia police officer. >> we worked all our lives. we've been very responsible financially yet somebody could come in and take our home away there us. >> this spring after bad publicity, florida amended the state's condominium law, os tense tbl ostensibly to, prevent conversion to rental apartments. gregory and other condo owners in florida thought their homes were safe. but that amendment isn't working out for gregory and others in grand oasis and hundreds more across the state who still risk being forced out of their homes. >> even if you lose at least you know that you tried everything. >> doreen lives down the street from sylvia gregory. she says she'd lose $130,000 if the complex's terminated and she's forced to sell. >> what will it mean for you if they do terminate? >> oh, i might have to work a lot longer than 65. i'm almost 54 years old. why should i have to start all over again? i think it's rotten. >> the le

industrial uses and that was approved and issued to legalize ground floor a second dwelling unit on the property in addition to the building permit that was substantially renewed and completed a notice of special refresh my recollection was recorded on the deed avenue property by the property owner stating that the legal use of property was either a two family twenl this was recorded in the assessors officer by the property owner on the deed of their property preempting restricting and noticing the use is only a two family typically with no commercial use again recorded by the property owner on the property so under the planning code under the building permit the notice of special restrictions a illegal a two single dwelling they're seeking to remove that whether or not it was used as a dwelling unit over the years but they're seeking to remove a dwelling unit through their actions and restore a commercial use where one is not allowed to exist so it is clear we have the documents that were submitted and i'm available to answer any questions thank you. >> they're asking to remove a dwelling unit

replacing a single track home that burned down years ago, with two larger homes and an inlaw unit, boosting the property value from just over $1 million to about $4 million. and on toyen road in san jose, a large front yard is split in two, with two new homes coming. >> there are lots out there, that are 30, 40,000 square foot lots. if you can put 3 or 4 homes on that, it's not heavily impacted along the neighborhood. >> reporter: that's debatable. >> obviously, it would increase to traffic, and you know, make things more congested on the street. >> reporter: traffic is not the only concern of neighbors here on east hill's drive. they're afraid of losing something that is practically impossible to replace, natural beauty, and open space. >> it really takes away from the character of the neighborhood. >> reporter: in san jose, kpix 5. >>> ladies and gentlemen, time for the weather. over the weekend, you may have noticed that it got fairly windy, especially saturday night, we had gusts up to 60 miles per hour. that low pressure that created the big blow saturday night is now moving in to the southland, wh

which happens to be federal property united states park showed up the habitat a moment i this happen be at the location >> reporter: owner keeps the he is drawn example to show others you shouldn't fly your aircraft over federal property by his $500. >> gary: baseball player at playoffs there were off today in canada since 1993 playoff lighten out beautifully kansas city to nothing colorado rocky in the pro season 62 at this juncture former aide joshua of sen people with local ties guy and runs kansas city rolling at this point in kansas city credits. they keep coming backing that was 118 the. file but not two games to one roils still lead the series game for tomorrow in toronto. barry pending in the retirement today sort of speak derek has a newspaper route called a players tribune the elf a 37 said that's set career mark hundred 65 wins hundred 43 losses the giant and he contributed the world series in 2012 official he retires and this young fellow id martina's reportedly agreed to $2.5 million deal with the giants earlier this month that cobb's stupid and said it will give you $50

to find any housing or rooms to tell the down in san francisco because property owners will be forced to if their rent-controlled unitrom the market in order to protect themselves and their property from bad renters i'll one the pertains h that will take my rental unit so kim's legislation i urge you to vote against supervisor kim thank you. >> (clapping.) >> remember no applause house rules. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm kim wong i am a property owner in san francisco last year my tenants didn't pay my rents for 9 years a i spent 75 thousands to evict them they got free lawyer from the city before my tenants be moved out they destroyed my property and turned on the water more than one thousand goggles gallons a day i don't put my property on the rental market supervisor kim wanted pertaining to - so i let the tenants stay in any property one year for free can supervisor kim tell me to pay for my mortgage and partitioning in san francisco there are many, many more bad tenants than landlords the laws are more than enough to protect did tenants now kim is making a law to protect the bad tenants supe

united states and cuba grew worse. u.s. ambassador philip who had come to cuba with support in greetings for the revolution was rebuffed. what would amount to a $315 million worth of land and property exappropriated without compensation. united states offers to reconcile differences went ignored. from his suite high up in the havana hilton hotel, where he would often seek his own tormented counsel, castro now made his choice. on february 4th, 1960, the havana airport resounded to the excitement and confusion attended to great occasions of state. the arriving celebrity, first deputy premier of the soviet union. in the month that followed, cuba and russia signed economic and trade agreements. hencefor henceforth, cuban snu garr which sweetened the cups of russian tea drinkers. $100 million worth of credit would be extended. soon after, the new honorary citizen of cuba, and fidel's brother raul, went to communist in eastern europe. arms. in this 1960 havana mayday par rid the arm s were checked. from the kremlin, he pledged they would extend a helpful hand to the people of cuba. in the case of necessity, he threatened, soviet artillerymen can support the cuban people with rocket fire.

folks who may be renting out blaufrt units or ellis act evictions large properties with sort of a block of units would you tell us going into the specifics of ongoing cases declares a variety in the circumstances and characteristics of each individual case and we want to again, we want to put our resources to best use for the egregious violators but none it above the law to use that phrase and it is important for everyone that wants to do this activity to do it in the rights way. >> in terms of deciding whether to investigate someone that is might be an egregious elevator or violator is that based on a complaints driven investigation or are you on your own trying to figure out who is an egregious violators. >> it's a little bit of both but it is containment griffin i driven we pick up on multiple violations occurring across different properties maybe the same folks an individual may give us that information why this is an egregious case and people living in conditions are close together and multi units people tends know some of the information and willing to provide

we were working with a sister organization to purchase units and they are now permanently afford the housing. we are about to acquire a fifth property. in total that is 11 units. karen: there were a lot of promises made about boston 2024 about villages for olympians being turned into housing. but the community was kind of suspicious of their motives. darnell: they were. what we notice is that boston' s emergence as a world-class city residents and people being able here. somewhat of an uprising of residents to say we want to make sure the development that happens in boston is about boston residents and about ways that we can stay here come the work here and live and play. not so much about a spectator event 10 years down the road. great for the city did not take a position but we did challenge the developing community to make sure that they are engaging with the community and the processes leading up to final plans. we want in our neighborhoods down the road. the boston -- karen: i think the boston 2024 organizers were surprised at the way the community did organized around the bid prospect. let' s talk about the landscape of the ho

can and normally we don't do private property since it's on the corridor route you can come with me we will use black. >> we had a lot of changes in the graffiti unit. we do private property if someone moved we remove it and send it to the attorney's office and they take appropriate action. >> damage their property there. it's important to write the color in case they want to say what part of our house you abated the graffiti on. >> using your safety glasses the gloves. >> you got it. >> you know some places we gashi, people appreciate that. you know, a lot of timeses they say, thank you. >> the time where it's visible. a lot of people put it on the ground. >> i like when tourists come and say, you do this for your city and you get paid for that? >> we use the [inaudible] for the holes and the retaining walls. [inaudible]. white on the fire hydrants. fire box red for the fire boxes. our brown for the pg and e poles. >> we are not painters we do our best. >> i'm assuming it has to do with gang activity. >> if it's territorial i mind. >> in case it's gang related and they are marking our territory i would like to paint it over. >> anything with numbe

backwards segments of society received a personal guarantee from the president of the united states that their rights and property would remain secure under the protection of the united states government. here we see religious liberty not only as ideal but as reality. to return to my earlier formulation, massachusetts represented the flight from religious persecution. rhode island and other colonies, the extension of free exercise. now in the constitution we have the guarantee of religious liberty to all people in all places within the jurisdiction of our great land. the constitution and its guarantee of free exercise is the culmination of the process that began when the pilgrims first set foot on the mayflower way back in 1620, but the constitution is only as effective as we through our fidelity make it. regrettably, the exercise of the guarantee of free exercise has at times been undermined or even abridged by narrow-minded sectarianism or fear of new traits. such diversion from the promise of religious liberty has not caused to question the continuing value of religion or to claim that the promise of religious

industrial uses and that was approved and issued to legalize ground floor a second dwelling unit on the property in addition to the building permit that was substantially renewed and completed a notice of special refresh my recollection was recorded on the deed avenue property by the property owner stating that the legal use of property was either a two family twenl this was recorded in the assessors officer by the property owner on the deed of their property preempting restricting and noticing the use is only a two family typically with no commercial use again recorded by the property owner on the property so under the planning code under the building permit the notice of special restrictions a illegal a two single dwelling they're seeking to remove that whether or not it was used as a dwelling unit over the years but they're seeking to remove a dwelling unit through their actions and restore a commercial use where one is not allowed to exist so it is clear we have the documents that were submitted and i'm available to answer any questions thank you. >> they're asking to remove a dwelling unit

more valuable as separate entities, so he is talking about spinning off the mortgage-backed unit from propertymore cyclical business, a lot more volatile. and also, the life insurance, which is that core, stable unit come a all three of those -- stable unit, that all three of those should be separated. and peter hancock was essentially the chosen successor to bob benmosche. many in the insurance industry and former aig executives have questions that pick. they wonder whether peter hancock has the insurance know-how. he's been here's i jpmorgan, but in the derivative risks management. spent years at j.p. morgan, but in the derivatives risk management. alix: is there any sense as to why now, why the urgency of carl icahn? betty: many look at the stock and say it is not going anywhere. that is essentially what carl icahn is noting. there have been calls before, particularly right after the bailout, for the company to be broken up. aig said heirman of thinks the company should be split up and was very opposed to been low -- two then ben moshe a,very opposed to ben moshe saying that it should stay

years, that has leverage over $1 billion in new construction dollars of public housing properties throughout the unitedstates. >>[applause] >> that is making a difference in communities throughout our nation and committees like this one.. the rack conversion of robert b woods apartments will of the san francisco housing authority and its partner to invest $31 to rehabilitate over 200 family units. this investment will help ensure that these families have a modern and safe, good place to live. we want to see rad make a difference in more communities. so hud is working with congress to lift a cap on this program so that we can help more families across this nation also have good housing. we know that the affordable housing crisis is growing, and we also know that that is part of a solution. i've had the opportunity now as hud secretary to travel to more than 50 cities in 14 months. i can tell you that san francisco is a national leader when it comes to collaboration and creativity in creating and sparking new housing opportunity. congratulations, to san francisco. >>[applause] >> so, we look forward to t

a single tract home that burned down two years ago with two larger homes and an in-law unit boosting the propertyalue from over a million dollars to about $4 million. and on toyon road in san jose, an older home's extra large front yard is now split in two with two new homes coming. >> there are lots out there that are 30,000, 40,000 square feet in a regular residential neighborhood and if you can put three or four homes on that it's not heavily impactful on the neighborhood. >> reporter: that's debatable. >> it would increase traffic and, you know, make things more congested on the street. >> reporter: but traffic isn't the only concern of neighbors here on east hills drive. they are afraid of losing something that's practically impossible to replace. natural beauty and open space. >> really takes the way from the character of the -- takes away from the character of the neighborhood. >>> an unexpect moneymaker for the catholic diocese in oakland. kpix 5's john ramos shows us the project called bishops vineyards. >> reporter: the operators of holy sepulcher catholic cemetery in hayward had a prob

units that are leased by occupants. families who have members dwelling in tir property are not expt, and some s sth siouxlanders are upset. " the e mily exemption standard throughout the united states, andwhy they do not want t thave a family emption within this community like other cities. dodon't make any sense," said property ownerer arlyn n lson. cities like sioux city and ames s ve similar requirememts, but are not enforced the same way. the inspsptions will require tenants to meet minimum housing health standards in order to keep residents safe. "we're concernrn about the healththnd safety of the occupants, and we're going to go in and make sure that thererare no violations," said chairman randy meyer. using that has minor violations will be inspected in two years. housing that has major violations will be required to fix those before a license is issued and inspected again the following year. this new ordinance will affect over 40% of housing units. the south sioux city law hopes to have positive feedback from landowners and hopes create a healthier living environment for citizens. rachel: the new rental inspectio

since then we've seen 1 twroo shootings on school properties in the united states.hat's an average of nearly one a week. bill sherloch lost his wife, mary, the school psychologist at sandy hook. he looked at today's shooting in oregon and the grief and despair came rushing back. >> she's kids got up this morning and went to school and had never coming home. >> reporter: tonight americans are wondering what will come out of another massacre-- shot, horror, madness? sure, but chances are, if history is any guide, you won't see change on that list. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and we'll be right back. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. to see if they could find the guy who uses just for men. it's me. no way. i had no clue. just for men gives you a natural gray-free look in just 5 minutes. it looks really good. great looking hair made easy. just for men. plan well and enjoy life... ♪ or, as we say at uni

folks who may be renting out blaufrt units or ellis act evictions large properties with sort of a block of units would you tell us going into the specifics of ongoing cases declares a variety in the circumstances and characteristics of each individual case and we want to again, we want to put our resources to best use for the egregious violators but none it above the law to use that phrase and it is important for everyone that wants to do this activity to do it in the rights way. >> in terms of deciding whether to investigate someone that is might be an egregious elevator or violator is that based on a complaints driven investigation or are you on your own trying to figure out who is an egregious violators. >> it's a little bit of both but it is containment griffin i driven we pick up on multiple violations occurring across different properties maybe the same folks an individual may give us that information why this is an egregious case and people living in conditions are close together and multi units people tends know some of the information and willing to provide

folks who may be renting out blaufrt units or ellis act evictions large properties with sort of a block of units would you tell us going into the specifics of ongoing cases declares a variety in the circumstances and characteristics of each individual case and we want to again, we want to put our resources to best use for the egregious violators but none it above the law to use that phrase and it is important for everyone that wants to do this activity to do it in the rights way. >> in terms of deciding whether to investigate someone that is might be an egregious elevator or violator is that based on a complaints driven investigation or are you on your own trying to figure out who is an egregious violators. >> it's a little bit of both but it is containment griffin i driven we pick up on multiple violations occurring across different properties maybe the same folks an individual may give us that information why this is an egregious case and people living in conditions are close together and multi units people tends know some of the information and willing to provide

years, that has leverage over $1 billion in new construction dollars of public housing properties throughout the unitedstates. >>[applause] >> that is making a difference in communities throughout our nation and committees like this one.. the rack conversion of robert b woods apartments will of the san francisco housing authority and its partner to invest $31 to rehabilitate over 200 family units. this investment will help ensure that these families have a modern and safe, good place to live. we want to see rad make a difference in more communities. so hud is working with congress to lift a cap on this program so that we can help more families across this nation also have good housing. we know that the affordable housing crisis is growing, and we also know that that is part of a solution. i've had the opportunity now as hud secretary to travel to more than 50 cities in 14 months. i can tell you that san francisco is a national leader when it comes to collaboration and creativity in creating and sparking new housing opportunity. congratulations, to san francisco. >>[applause] >> so, we look forward to t

since then, 142 shootings on school properties in the united states an average of one a week bill sherlockost his wife mary, school psychologist at sandy hook. he looked at the shooting in oregon and grief and despair came rushing back. >> these kids got up this morning went to school and they're never coming home. >> reporter: tonight americans are wondering what may come out of the massacre, shock, horror, sadness, sure. but chances are if recent history is any guide you won't see change on that list. jim axel rod, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later. for the morning news. and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news." i'm jim axelrod. the town of roseburg, oregon in shock this morning after a gunman went on a killing spree at the local community college. cbs's ben tracy begins our coverage. >> reporter: the first call came in at 10:38 this

years the united states has consistently imported certain components of our american system into these agreements. due process protections, dispute settlement procedures, protection of private property rights. these are now standard terms, and those who engage with the united states at the bargaining table know that they're not negotiable. they never have been. that is until yesterday. our negotiators have now concluded that while some investors are entitled to equal treatment under the law, others aren't. what our negotiators have proposed sets the stage for the remainder of this negotiation, and for those deals that will be negotiated in the future such as the agreement with europe and future agreements with african nations. our trade agreements are now apparently nothing more than laboratories for settling partisan policies and picking winners and losers. if we condone this kind of behavior, how can we be assured it will ever end. as i stated in july, once we allow an entire sector to be treated unfairly, the question is, who's next? is it the beef industry in nebraska? is it the pork industry in states like iowa and north carolina? is it the poultry industry in delaware, north c

cdc researchers measured frost to the united states -- together united states from alcohol including criminal activity and propertyand found binge drinking cost the government more than 1 90 billion a year in healthcare and productivity. message is clear excessive alcohol consumption is expensive and taxpayers are paying for it. >> best local growers joined forces with the area top chefs for culinary celebration. "action news" was at the navy quard nor fourth annual feast party. it benefit the pennsylvania horticultural society harvest program which provide food for horticultural society harvest program which provide food for families in need. >> eagles giants they have key injuries on both sides. >> yeah they could affect this game. if this gis misses, owe dell beckham junior missed again for a pulled hamstring it would be a shame if they could not play monday night. >> what about this bunch. all missing practice for the eagles today, ryan matthews limited with groin injury and obviously this is game for bun of of reenl yopz for first place caidzy enough and need we forget monday night football. >> monday sniingt

person in knoxville was reportedly offended by the cross being on government property...then washington d-c based americans united for separation for church and state told the city to remove the cross or they would sue... 031519 the other markers still out there until city hall tells us we got to move it. we will move it if we have to. it wont be by choice but if we do have to do in the meantime, this new memorial may spark a whole new cross controversy. 031238 well have a rather unique plaque, 031242 'ours is basically gonna say battlefield memorial. every other one the company makes in the whole world says battlefield cross, we were asked not to put the word cross on it. 034046weve been advised by our attorneys that that would be better that way mike dasilva, channel 13 news the city says it's also been in contact with americans united for separation of church and state, which is the group that threatened a lawsuit in the first place. the organization advised the city that it would be better to call the new statue a "battlefield memorial" instead of a "battlefield cross" to avoid litigation. the strongest hurri

cdc researchers measured frost to the united states -- together united states from alcohol including criminal activity and propertyamage and found binge drinking cost the government more than 1 90 billion a year in healthcare and productivity. message is clear excessive alcohol consumption is expensive and taxpayers are paying for it. >> best local growers joined forces with the area top chefs for culinary celebration. "action news" was at the navy quard nor fourth annual feast party. it benefit the pennsylvania horticultural society harvest program which provide food for horticultural society harvest program which provide food for families in need. vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politi

chair wayne paige telling the telegram installing cameras his property and changing the way units are inspected. the agency has set up an anonymous tip line for tenants. avilina's death. >>> marshfield police are searching for more people linked to the murder of a man in september. michael musc atillo and his girlfriend were both arrested in connection with the dooelt of robert mckenna. he and another man arrest ready charged with killing mckenna. c alllo with charged an accessory. >>> new england patriots are bringing in a perfect record request their match-up with the indianapolis colts. tom brady and patriots with a big win. lewis takes a short pass and under a couple of defenders for the touchdown. then in the 4th brady hates wide-open julian edelman. he makes a few cuts and then goes the distance. sunday, the rematch of the championship game better known as the deflategate game. >>> a dangerous situation immediately after the pats game game. the parking lot of the at&t stadium. this morning the victim is in this morning the victim is in critical condition. one person has been cha

the chairman of the authority tells the telegram it's also installing cameras in its properties and changing the way units are inspected. they have also set up a tip line for tenants. they don't have to leave their names. no one has been charged in the death. >>> tonight police are investigating allegations that a registered sex offender approached a young girl in a bookstore. that girl's father called offers after he claims the suspect was checking his daughter out. tonight fox 25's kathryn burcham spoke with that sex offender in manchester, new hampshire. >> reporter: manchester police here tell me that this case remains under investigation by their detectives but so far they haven't charged that man james sorensen with any crime. sorensen tells me he wasn't the -- >> reporter: this man is speaking out about a violation of his daughter's safety. >> i was glad i made the call. >> the father who we are hiding to protect his daughter's idea he said james sorensen approached his 6-year-old in the children's book section. sorensen served time for sexual assault on a child under 13. >> i hate to he checked he

children paige said they are installing cameras in the properties and changing the way units are inspected. they have set up an anonymous tipline for the tenants. no one has been charged in avilina's death. >>> they are still searching for more people link fotd murder of a man in september. on friday michael mostalio and his his girlfriend were arrested in the death of robert mckenna. he and another man arrested are now charged with killing mckenna. tallio is charge as an accessory. police tell the associate ledger that additional accomplices are still at large. >>> the new england patriots are bringing a perfect record into the highly anticipated match-up with the indianapolis colts. tom brady and company with a big win in dallas. lewis takes the short pass and goes under a couple of defenders for the 10-yard touchdown. and in the 4th, brady hits a wide-open julian edelman on the sideline. a 59-yard touchdown. pats win 30-6. sunday a rematch of the afc championship game, better known as the deflategate game. >>> and a danger immediately after the pats game. police say one man was shot in

families who have members dwelling in their property are not exempt, and some south siouxlanders are upset. " the family exemption is standard throughout the united states, and why they do not want to have a family exemption within this community like other cities. doesn't make any sense," said property owner arlyn wilson. cities like sioux city and ames have similar requirements, but are not enforced the same way. the inspections will require tenants to meet minimum housing health standards in order to keep residents safe. "we're concerned about the health and safety of the occupants, and we're going to go in and make sure that there are no violations," said chairman randy meyer. housing that has minor violations will be inspected in two years. housing that has major violations will be required to fix those before a license is issued and inspected again the following year. this new ordinance will affect over 40% of housing units. the south sioux city law hopes to have positive feedback from landowners and hopes create a healthier living environment for citizens. jessica rae: the new rental inspection law will take effect starting in march. jessi

units. >>dale carlson believes air bnb is contributing by taking rental properties off the market for tourists accommodations. >> limit air bnb to listing and rent heing only those units that are registered with the city. if we do that, 90% of the listings go away. a chunk come back into the housing market. >> but opponents point out the city just recently stream lined the registration process. >> give people an opportunity to follow the law before we start assuming that people are just not obeying out of choice. >> reporter: and patrick hahnon says blaming housing prices on air bnb hosts is disingenius. >> the voters decide november 3rd. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> a campaign to save lives. >> it's important to stay out. >> next, a mistake one school hopes students don't repeat. >>> clouds are arriving. we're still in search of rainfall. it's wit and within my accu-weather forecast. coming up. >>> and in fairfield, you can get married here, but don't expect the certificate any time soon. the story, coming up. >>> also, device stopping tremors. break through technology making lives better

property has sold. the buyer gets the unit, closet included, for a cool $839,000. >> i think it's a great idea. it's about time. eight months after legalization in the nation's capital -- do you think it's a good idea? >> i think it's clever. >> my generation, we are probably like, that's so cool. people who are used to having it not legal, i think that will be a problem for most people. is one variable he wants to include in the marketing of the property. richard: a little weird, but a good selling point for him. >> i think it will be the wet bar of 2015. planninghe says he is one more of these. the couple moving in says they are going to use it for an herb , not for marijuana. richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders says the gun laws in the country need to be changed. should noat marijuana longer be considered the most dangerous by the federal government. alison: 7 on your side with consumer news. raud?for al expensive wild caught salmon may actually be from a form. a study found that 43% of iscalled wild caught salmon mislabeled. 69% of that

those lines he was comparing the previous operation items and some of them identify the property rent-controlled units equipment for this one i was wondering if i'm missing something in terms of property rentals across other agencies. >> hi i can't answer that. >> it is how they budget it those sites have different budget may not charge represent it is the difference across the board in how agencies account for those things. >> okay. >> is there answer from the budget committee on - oh, commissioner sims question. >> i cannot help but feel my understanding was that staff would be pretty well addressed from case report it sounds like as though it there were extended dial around controversy and some level of debate around some of those budget allocation i don't feel that staff is as prepared to present some of the things as i thought they might be so i'm age concerned. >> i think that the first concern was that everybody that all of the sites go from where we were .8 to one full-time person i'm sorry, i'm sorry we're not more presented from the jason and my conversations about the sheer numbers at self-

those lines he was comparing the previous operation items and some of them identify the property rent-controlled units equipment for this one i was wondering if i'm missing something in terms of property rentals across other agencies. >> hi i can't answer that. >> it is how they budget it those sites have different budget may not charge represent it is the difference across the board in how agencies account for those things. >> okay. >> is there answer from the budget committee on - oh, commissioner sims question. >> i cannot help but feel my understanding was that staff would be pretty well addressed from case report it sounds like as though it there were extended dial around controversy and some level of debate around some of those budget allocation i don't feel that staff is as prepared to present some of the things as i thought they might be so i'm age concerned. >> i think that the first concern was that everybody that all of the sites go from where we were .8 to one full-time person i'm sorry, i'm sorry we're not more presented from the jason and my conversations about the sheer numbers at self-

away and it did not have to with dread scott purses sanford to say that slaves our property and that is born in the united states are not citizens. dread scott was a slave who was taken from the state of missouri he brought a lawsuit in federal court been taken to a slave state to a free state was made a free person. the supreme court have ruled against them but instead said the matter where they are born our property but not citizens so they cannot sue the allows citizens of one state for the citizens of another but then they went further to say the missouri compromise was unconstitutional this was the key compromise that dealt with with the louisiana purchase specifying which states could be slave states or free states and the supreme court said the missouri compromise had the effect to take the slaves away from slave owners and violated the constitution and helped to precipitate the civil war. after bird's congress adopted in the states ratified 13, 14 and 15th amendments. >>guest: those amendments radically changed the nature of society, government. the 13th amendment prohibited involuntary servitude