condo prices up 14% from a year ago but flat for co-op. the med yin sell 1.25 million for a co-op $60,000. condos are rising, literally but since the cost of construction is so high, developers are targeting the high-end, the $3 million buyer and up. >> the manhattan buyer loves condos and more qualify than a co-op that has rigged rules of how you can buy and the qualifications personally and financially. >> reporter: manhattan real estate benefits from an influx of international cash. they are fueling the condo market paying all cash and buying in some cases, multiple properties. >> the high-end buyer is looking for everything on the checklist. if you deliver it, they buy it. >> reporter: thousands of new condo units will hit the market in the next few years, but that will coincide with rising mortgage rates. that could temper general price gains but high-end manhattan apeea appears to have no limits. >> for more on the manhattan real estate market, log on to our website nbr.com. >>> it's not just the housing market seeing big gains this

with leases and guided tour is one of these condos. and, i set up a walk-through that day. >> when tinderbox and started looking up apartments on craigslist, she felt comfortably when donnelly showed her inside this condo. >> no red flags. >> she did in the 13 underdog deposit for the two-bath two- bedroom condo. >> it seemed very legitimate. , but when it came to the time to that end he was nowhere to be found. >> a total of the suspect brought in $24,000 all from this condo has family owns. >> to give us the lease and working keys to the apartment. >> there were only a couple things missing. >> he said he had to order the keys to the outside door and the parking. >> a neighbor told her the police were looking into potential fraud. i.e. he didn't realize that i knew it was a scam and we set up a location, and the police arrested him. >> the suspect faces 18 felony charges and half of those are fraud charges and arrests are grand theft charges. >> livermore police say the suspect was arraigned yesterday. >> san diego's mayor says he wi

in the condo here, i have one. i needed three because aaron had seven hours of primetime television on at one time and we had over 1,000 gifts of which i wrapped every one of them. now my life has calmed down and it's -- i only need one wrap room. >> oh, my god. the gift wrap room. >> cheaper than a psychiatrist, right? >> absolutely. absolutely. it was very therapeutic. i loved it. >> so it took so many years to build up that -- the manor that you had to get it all just right. disassembling it must have been extremely difficult for you. >> emotionally as well because you spent so many happy years there with aaron. >> not only emotionally. i'm really still going through the emotions now because i'm still -- i'm now going through all this stuff. >> you put a lot in storage because you went down to -- is it 19,000 square feet, the new condo? >> right. >> so you took the top two floors of the penthouse in this brand new gorgeous building called the century in l.a. the views are amazing. >> yes. >> and she -- >> when t

the sex condo. this is a guy who is 48 and promising a 22-year-old woman he will buy her a sex condo in chicago. he is like a guy in a van with candy, but it is a guy with a condo. >> if he called it -- called up spitzer he would find out there is a cheaper way to pay a girl for sex than buying a condo in real estate. this is a bad investment strategy. >> can we talk about the sex for one second? i don't think the girl was into him at all. >> do you think she was gibelling throughout -- giggling throughout the whole thing? >> yes. >> she is like, sure, whatever. >> he is like, i want to you -- all of this description and she is like sounds great. smiley face. >> at one point she said ravish me. who writes ravish me? she was siting with her friends and laughing. he was like, oh god i can't wait until you get home. >> are you going to like that? >> can i do this? yeah, whatever. >> she seemed busy like she was pre occupied. >> she was doing something else. >> he he was -- she wasn't even paying attent

firefighters are on the scene of a fast-moving place at a san mateo condo complex. abc7 news reporter is at the scene. the area is across the street from the busy shopping center, right? >> this is a busy area. i spoke with the deputy chief of the fire department and he said the fire is out. he said more than 100 people living in this apartment

condo sales were up nearly 16% in q2 and the median condo price rose nearly 14%, not the case with co-ops. sales are up and supplies are solo down 28% from a year ago. prices were actually flat for co-ops, likely because they don't see the foreign all-cash buyers that the condos do, so why are supplies so low? well, it's the same reason as the rest of the country. a minute manhattan may be an island unto itself but not when it comes to negative equity. big dunn payments and many other more than they are worth and co-ops are stuck in place. with new condo development, the mix is shifting, and as for q3 a lot of, that sue, will of course, depend on where mortgage rates are headed. >> right. >> which look to be a bit higher, but not that high, if we think historically speaking. >> you don't think it will take pique people out of the market too dramatically? >> not dram clickity here in manhattan. across the country it's a different story because it's a tough tick up. here they can wetter a little better. >> great you have to here. got to come here more often. >>> investors pulled billions fr

listing his condo for rent and renting it out to 16 people. police say he collected $2600 from each of them, a security deposit first month's rent then told tenants they can move in after he made repairs. the condo owned by his family that were aun ware he was advertising it for rent. >> a family is fighting the county over seizure of their property. sonoma county expanding runways and that means moving a 73-year-old woman off her property she's owned for years. mark? >> the family tells me they knew the airport would take her six and a half acres. they just never thought would it turn out like this. the shous what real estate agents call a tear down. the land around it is butte oofl there are vernal pools in there. >> rebecca she's us around the six and a half acres her mom bought 29 years ago. the 73-year-old wanted us to just talk with her daughter. >> she's better at this. and county has been beating us pretty bad. i don't want to miss things up she's talking about the county seizing her property under power of eminent domain. the county i

you would have to look more to the right if you were walking out of her condo if her condo was facing retreat view circle. >> okay. because that would then put the truck parked on the curb as you walk out her front door on the right-hand side of that street. >> that's correct. >> okay. now, you say retreat view circle. is that the treat that actually circles around or is the perimeter of the complex itself? >> it does. >> okay. is ms. lauer on a street that comes off of retreat view circle? >> if i'm visualizing exactly where you're talking about, i believe her condo would be facing retreat view circle, yes. >> okay. how did the front door, if i walked straight out her front door, would i eventually walk right into the clubhouse area? >> no, you would have to walk down the street to the west. >> okay. let's talk then about wherever the truck was located. you saw it in reference to the crime scene. you saw it in that area. >> yes. >> okay. and we make come back to a map in a minute and see if we can show you a map of the area, but let's move to the point where you came up to the area w

listing his condo for rent and renting it out to 16 people. police say he collected $2600 from each of them, a security deposit first month's rent then told tenants they can move in after he made repairs. the condo owned by his family that were aun ware he was advertising it for rent. >> a family is fighting the county over seizure of their property. sonoma county expanding runways and that means moving a 73-year-old woman off her property she's owned for years. mark? >> the family tells me they knew the airport would take her six and a half acres. they just never thought would it turn out like this. the shous what real estate agents call a tear down. the land around it is butte oofl there are vernal pools in there. >> rebecca she's us around the six and a half acres her mom bought 29 years ago. the 73-year-old wanted us to just talk with her daughter. >> she's better at this. and county has been beating us pretty bad. i don't want to miss things up she's talking about the county seizing her property under power of eminent domain. the county i

they are taking the quickest route from the condo to you uganda. they say this is the rebel group that has been lying low for 10 years. the red cross has registered >> they have no food or shelter. there is a huge number of people. >> it is not clear what is going on in this part of the condo. they have decided that this is not a nice place to be. michael webb, uganda. >> welcome back. let's run it to the top stories. opposition forces turn their guns on each other. the are fighting against killers of their commander, -- and the united nations humanitarian chief is asking for a temporary truce in the city so food and medical supplies can be given. and a faulty rail joint may have led to a train crash in paris. six people were killed during a train crash that evening rush hour. a number of refugees fleeing has now exceeded 1.7 million. many are struggling just to survive the harsh conditions in refugee camps in neighboring countries. ramadan is notof making things any easier. >> it is hot and dry in the have been waiting just to get additional food

the teenage suspect used the family condo as bait. how renters were fooled. >> it was available. i set up a walk through that day. >> when tina start ed ed looking for apartments on a craigslist she thought she knew most of the warning signs for scams. she felt comfortable when she was shown inside this rental. >> no red flags. well well mannered. >> she paid him a $1,300 deposit. >> he had contracts, he showed them the unit to rent. he gave them move in dates. when it came to the point to move in he was nowhere to be found. >> police say there are at least 16 victims. in total they say the suspect brought in $24,000, all from this condo his family owns. >> he gave us working keys to the apartment. >> there were only a couple things missing. >> he said he had to order the keys for the outside door and the parking. >> she started getting suspicious when he would not return her calls. she was supposed to move in this week. a neighbor told her the police were looking into fraud. police got a break a couple days ago. he e-mailed her to collect rent. >> he didn't realize that i knew i

in new york and moved into their vacation condo in florida permanently. john a retired hospital administrator and carol a retired psychologist reduced debt and live comfortably on a fixed income. >> we don't have a mortgage. we own our car. it's so -- we just this year remodelled the kitchen and two bathrooms in this place. we're fine. >> reporter: when it comes to stretching retirement dollars, financial advisors say downsizing is overlooked by retirees that become attached to their family home, neighbor hood and lifestyle. >> if you're trying to downsize right where you are and change life and make it less expensive, often times it would have the appearance that life was better working than when you were retired. >> reporter: but for some people, it's the most practical and affordable option. >> there are many folks out there feeling the pressure having not made a lot of money in the market in the last decade or so, they feel like they are behind in retirement savings. for them it may feel like a need they have to downsize. what i encourage people to do

firefighters are on the scene of a fast-moving place at a san mateo condo complex. abc7 news reporter is at the scene. the area is across the street from the busy shopping center, right? >> this is a busy area. i spoke with the deputy chief of the fire department and he said the fire is out. he said more than 100 people living in this apartment complex were let back into their homes. however, six units are still evacuated and firefighters say it started at 2:00 a.m. in a dryer vent and the units are across the street from the mall. fire alarms went off and the sprinklers in the six units. the firefighters set up ladders just in case they kneed to evacuate. everyone got out. no injuries were reported. i was told it was mostly water damage to the sex units and the red cross has been called in to help out people who are affected by this and help them find shelter this morning. >> now at look at the weather forecast. we have mist out there. >> you cannot see the top of trans america building. >> it is moist out there. humidity is running above 83 percent. yes, you will

hotel costs are driving higher but renting a condo or a home this summer is open to negotiation. no one knows that better than gabe saglie of travelzoo.com. good morning, and for people who are not familiar with your business you negotiate great deals on venues all the time. so, what would you do in this situation if you're talking to a landlord? - certainly keep in mind what their need is. so if you're looking at a summer rental you want to look at destinations where there is in fact a need period during the summer season. florida is a perfect example where there's not just a need over the summer months, where the temperatures go up and demand softens, but there's a lot of competition on the ground. in hawaii, for example, summer they do just fine but later summer into fall more availability, you've got more negotiating power there, because there's just more need to get people into a lot of these homes or apartments or condos or villas or what-have- you. so i think seasonality and need is going to be a major player and certainly be prepared to jump on a deal when you see it. if

of thousands of dollars in a craigslist rental scam, police say the teenaged suspect used the family condo as bait. kpix 5 reporter ryan takeo is in livermore tonight and explains how the renters were taken. ryan. >> reporter: ken, police say this was an elaborate scam at one of these apartments. they say the suspect even gave victims fake leases and working keys. >>> reporter: >> the other person fell through and it was available and i set up a walk-through that day. >> reporter: when tia started looking for apartments on craigslist she thought she knew most of the warning signs for scams. so she felt comfortable when she was shown inside the livermore rental. >> no red flags. he was well mannered and educated. >> reporter: she paid him a $1,300 deposit for the two bethed bed two bath condo. >> everything was legitimate. he had contracts. he showed them the unit to rent. he gave them move-in dates. when it came time to move in he was nowhere to be found. >> he gave us a lease and working keys to the apartment. >> reporter: there were only a couple of things missing. >> he said that he had

crews building the new condo towers at 201 folsom street unearthed this 23-foot boat. the flat bottom vessel would have been use thed in 1800s to ferry cargo from ship to shore. archeologists are now carefully digging it out to preserve it. >>> it may look like an old- fashioned prison outfit but it is designed to keep swimmers from becoming shark food. that's right. scientists and designers say this new wet suit with black and white stripes repells sharks by making the swimmer appear unpalatable. the multicolored wet suits confuse a shark's senses making the swimmer look like natural parts of the ocean. >> the most common thing we get asked is what color do sharks like? i don't want to look like a seal. now, we know the answer to that question. and that's pretty exciting. >> the wet suits were field tested by dummy torsos off western australia. studies have shown sharks are color-blind and can only see in shades of gray. >>> some women buy designer shoes and handbags to keep up with the trends but a new study shows some use the labels to keep other women from stealing

the teenager who was shot to death at a condo complex in sanford florida. you can see families are hugging, tears being shed as they react to the news that george zimmerman has been found not guilty in the shooting death of trayvon martin. again, the jury deliberated for more than 15 hours over two days. and they did reach that verdict just a short time ago. there is george zimmerman right there in the center of your screen walking away from the camera with his attorneys and some security as he leaves the courtroom after this big verdict. this has been nationally broadcast on all of the cable channels for the last week or two and gained a lot of attention. there are racial elements to this that have gotten a lot of attention. zimmerman who is white and trayvon martin who is frame. trayvon martin the teenager unarmed, wearing a hoodie was skittles in his pocket. a lot has been made about the confrontation and why it developed and if race was a factor in all of. that those elements were brought up in the trial. there is a large crowd gathered outside the cour

. >> if we were to -- i would ask you to accept as a premise that she was living in that first condo or town home just at the intersection of the t intersection and the sidewalk, would you know what i was talking about? >> yes. >> and to fast forward a moment this was an area where you had testified in deposition that you had conversations with police. so i am just trying to locate if we were to presume that the town home was the first one in that row of houses, where was the truck parked in reference to that? >> if she was in the first one then the truck would have been parked looking towards the east it would have been slightly south of where her condo would be. >> if you were to walk out her front door would you be looking sort of right at the truck? >> not right at it but you would have to look more to the right if you were walking out of her condo if her condo was facing retreat view circle. >> because that would then put the truck parked on the curb as you were walking out her front door on the right-hand side of that street? >> that's correct. >> okay. now, you say retreat vie

and some are condo and some are rental and it does not make it any difference, there is going to be over 1,000 new units almost all of them have ground floor retail and now what should be done and i am not sure whether we as a commission did this, but, these areas should be restricted to divide up the retail space into smaller spaces that are more appropriate for local businesses to be able to pay the rent, and to thrive, where they don't have a huge piece of land that has been a problem for a long time. and these triangles have been problems as long as i can remember, many of them eliminated the problem by being demolished and now there is housing built on those. but normally, they were businesses that did not last too long. and they were not that successful, and where there were gas stations. but, as far as putting a small independent business in there, you have more space and you will particularly if parking is more restricted as it will be in the market plan and you will have a lot of land that you will not have a use for, it is going to be hard especially with the restaurant to use

. >> think co-op versus condo. co- co-condos are flourishing because the foreigners can buy it but the co-op market, stagnant because foreigners can't buy it and for that reason condos are winning big. >> still the best value? >> may not be the best value case by case basis, weather investment strategy. >> if you had $5 million and came to manhattan, which area would you pick and what kind of property? >> what would i pick personally in probably the upper east side because the upper east side is seeing very low pricing compared to the rest of the market, so i think it bodes well for the future. greenwich village is the hottest market in the city, so you have to be really -- >> don't necessarily want to buy into the hottest market though, do you? >> unless you really want to be there. >> it's a special place and we talk about the for buyers being so key to that very top end. do you worry at all about what we're seeing in china and brazil and even russia and whether we're going to see some impact here in new york? >>

>> well, it would -- i don't know if i'd be able to stay in the condo, i have a small condo where i'm at. i don't know if i'd be able to stay in my condo. i don't really need all the pension for myself. i'm single, but i'd like to send some of my -- help my grandkids with college. you know, we just don't know right now. not only myself, there's a lot of widows. >> i think we're losing that connection, larry. two ahead, let's try one more time. you were saying there are a lot of widows who rely on these pensions? >> definitely. there's a lot of widows that rely on the pension. a lot of fallen police and firemen. their widows and children need this money. we all put money into that pension system, and we all risk our lives day in and day out, but it seems that people have short memories. when we do our work and we risk our lives, we're heroes, but when it's time for us to -- when we can't do it anymore, it seems like they forget. >> right now you're getting what, $34,000 a year in annual pension, in an annual pension, is that right? >> yes. >> that's enough for you together with limited

all new it was a condo he almost couldn't afford. his original loan fell through and rising rates nearly forced him out of the market. >> i just made it more of a rush to find something. and sooper before rates continued to rise more. >> brian had to look at other options and says the rise in rates would have cost several hundred dollars a month, money he could not afford. so he sat down with his mortgage broker. with guarantee mortgage. >> sometimes, a shorlter fixed period at a will heer rate is an advantage for people. >> she got brian into a 10 years adjustable rate mortgage at 3.75%. >> i made the purchase i won't have been able to do the purchase because of the payment that would have been too high. >> adjustable rate mortgages aren't for everybody f you're lie byeing a last home or 10-15 years from retirement she doesn't reblg mend getting an arm. >> they're for anyone knowing they're not going stay in the house they're in for a long period of time. first time home buyers rarely buy the property they're going to be in 30 years

condo is owned by his family. they say this he was unaware he was advertising hit for rent. >> an unexpected discovery is being transformed into a less tinge place for pets. they found a big space behind a basement wall in the church in north beach. church leaders decided to refurbish it and build a pet burial area. the area will have a high tech feature. >> families will be able to incorporated snapshots or videos of themselves and pets and directory to look through the lives of the pets. >> there will be a wall to honor service manages like police and seeing eye dogs. it will have a stained glass rendering who statement francis of asisi. >> they are going to try to keep an historic berkeley post office from closing. postal service has approved the sale of the downtown berkeley building as a part of a series of cutbacks to generate revenue. nearly 3500 post offices across the u.s. have been slated for closure or sale. >>> this is a special year for the gilroy garlic festival. it kicked off yesterday. this weekend

. >> the only comment above the starbuck's their condo apartment buildings and i know that cross the street is 585 and when the doors are open there's somebody that's claiming up there. >> the open space above the starbuck's. >> well, it's the b of a. >> this is opposite the old chip in. >> it's a block down oh, right jackson you're quite far away from that. >> we have two large car parks. the old chip is on the opposite corn >> so there's a park across from you. >> and there's a fed x building. >> thank you very much. so this is central station? >> yes, it is central station and officer sent to you some conditions that are in your binder. >> where are the - >> they're here. >> thank you so much. oh. okay. all righty i'd like to open the floor to public comment to the battery 717 battery street. is there public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners >> well, i motion to approve it. with the police conditions and, of course, our good neighborhood policies. >> we have a motion to approve. >> second. >> we have a motion and a second is there further discussion. >>

all new it was a condo he almost couldn't afford. his original loan fell through and rising rates nearly forced him out of the market. >> i just made it more of a rush to find something. and sooper before rates continued to rise more. >> brian had to look at other options and says the rise in rates would have cost several hundred dollars a month, money he could not afford. so he sat down with his mortgage broker. with guarantee mortgage. >> sometimes, a shorlter fixed period at a will heer rate is an advantage for people. >> she got brian into a 10 years adjustable rate mortgage at 3.75%. >> i made the purchase i won't have been able to do the purchase because of the payment that would have been too high. >> adjustable rate mortgages aren't for everybody f you're lie byeing a last home or 10-15 years from retirement she doesn't reblg mend getting an arm. >> they're for anyone knowing they're not going stay in the house they're in for a long period of time. first time home buyers rarely buy the property they're going to be in 30 years

director and that the board authorizes the dismissal and the memorandum regarding the value of these condo minium s. >> thank you so are there any other items for this meeting? >> that concludes the agenda for today. the meeting is your honored. >> thank you. >> thank you. proposed for continuance for september 25th. that's all the items i have to continue and i don't have any speaker cards. >> thank you. any public comments? seeing none, public comment -- continuance calendar. we have not reached item 3 on the calendar. public comment is closed. >> commissioner antonini? >> move to continue item 1 to august 15, 2013, and items 18 a and b to september 26, 2013. >> second. >> on that motion to continue items as proposed commissioner antonini. commissioner moore, commissioner sugaya? >> don't we have to continue a and b? >> they weren't called. >> i'm sorry. they were called. since it was indefinite continuance. i would move in that to include items 2 a and b for indefinite continuance. on that motion to continue items 1, 2 a and b. commissioner sugaya, wu, moore, that passes unanimously 5-0

. >> the only comment above the starbuck's their condo apartment buildings and i know that cross the street is 585 and when the doors are open there's somebody that's claiming up there. >> the open space above the starbuck's. >> well, it's the b of a. >> this is opposite the old chip in. >> it's a block down oh, right jackson you're quite far away from that. >> we have two large car parks. the old chip is on the opposite corn >> so there's a park across from you. >> and there's a fed x building. >> thank you very much. so this is central station? >> yes, it is central station and officer sent to you some conditions that are in your binder. >> where are the - >> they're here. >> thank you so much. oh. okay. all righty i'd like to open the floor to public comment to the battery 717 battery street. is there public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners >> well, i motion to approve it. with the police conditions and, of course, our good neighborhood policies. >> we have a motion to approve. >> second. >> we have a motion there furt discussion. >> plus add the neigh

in to the condo. he has a particular time of how long he was out there. so if you backtrack from the gunshot, can you determine from those when he came out and when he went back in. >> those times, of course, are absolutely not exact. those were all complete estimations, correct? right? i mean, john good never said i got a stop watch and i can tell you 30 seconds before the gunshot i went inside, right? >> it's an estimation on his part, correct. >> and it's therefore nothing more than an estimation on your part. you can only put in -- >> it's based on witness that was there that said how long he was out there. >> okay. >> and how long it was -- before the gunshot went off. >> here's what i want to focus on, sir, is that animation is very specific. you play a portion of that audio recording in conjunction with supposed actual video or simulated video from john good's perspective. all based on nothing more than estimations. >> by the person that was witnessing it. >> and, therefore, by you as well beca

across central parts of africa, heavy rain across parts of the democratic republic of the condo. further west the heavy rain is expected to reach down towards parts of liberia in the south. ♪ >> welcome back to aljazeera. catherine ashton says she has had in-depth discussions with mohammad morsi. the first official to meet with him since he was detained on the third of july. taliban fighters have freed nearly 250 prisoners from a jail in northwest pakistan. palestinian negotiators are due to begin the second day of talks in washington, d.c.. is not in a says he position to judge gave tate -- gay people. he made the remarks on his way back from brazil. richard has the story. visit to brazil, he walked through one of their most dangerous slums. it was attended by nearly 3 million worshipers, one of the biggest in recent history. but some of his most candid comments came much later. on his flight back to italy speaking directly to journalists on board. a series of controversial issues, including women and gay rights. >> everyone writes about the gay. but they still have not found

once, gets married, takes a job in a print shop and quits and then goes to work in a luxury high rise condo as a security guard. he is obsessed with j.d. salinger's "catcher in the rye". he is taken with the pro tagonist of the book. he was coming unhinged. >> the catcher and the rye, a book admired by millions i wonder if he is thinking, if he is watching this. >> in 1992, larry king interviewed mark chapman, via a remote feed from the prison. >> mark, why do you blame a book? >> i'm not blaming a book, i blame myself for crawling inside of the book and i certainly want to say that j.d. salinger and "the catcher in the rye" did not cause me to kill john lennon. i wrote to j.d. salinger and apologized to him for this. >> he turns his resentment against phonies towards john lennon when he reads about the up coming release of double fantasy. >> this started when i got angry at lennon, i saw a boom showing him on the roof of the dakota. you know the dakota, it's a nice building. and falling in on myself, i'm angry at seeing him on the dakota. and i say to myself, that phony. that bastard, i go

. >> in san jose, a seven-month-old baby boy was found kid at this condo complex we will tell you why the homicide unit was called to the scene. >> right now, live doppler 7 hd showing the best radar runs over the peninsula with more sprinkles in the forecast and >> abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> the breaking news is from san jose where police are investigating the debt of -- death of a baby. >> police remain here on the scene. they say it is too early to tell if foul play was involved or this is a tragic debt. police responded to makati circle in south san jose after the emergency call before 1:15 and found the baby boy was nonresponsive. the cause of death is not known and remains under investigation. the homicide unit is here and they are investigating this case according to santa clara county child death protocol. they have been told there have been no arrests made in the case so far. matt, thank you. mike? how is the weather? >> alum rock through downtown san jose we are picking up a few sprinkles and we will head to the northwest across palo alto and from shor

and that's from ramming my wife's condo with my truck. i'm nothing like rambo, but he is one of my heroes. that kind of makes me feel like a bigger guy. >> normally your older inmates are treated with a little bit more respect. they -- i guess it doesn't even really matter what race they are. they just come in here and they kind of have that respect given to them due to their age. the other inmates look out after them. take care of them. make sure they know the rules and the regs they have here in the jail and kind of follow them along. >> we take care -- we look out for him. he is a good old guy. we look out for the older dude, you know what i mean. he is all right. as long as his name isn't ramblow, i'm cool. >> ha, ha. >> while stanwick provides the inmate with a good laugh, his tattooed face illustrates some of the pain in his past. >> basically it's just so i don't have to shed any more tears. i've been through a lot of stuff where i am tired of crying. >> salaiz's tears began at age 16 as his girlfriend was giving birth to their son

and condos are where all the new development is. developers are targeting the high end with these condos. the top 10% of the manhattan market, which means over the $3 million mark. >> we've become even more international than we were say 20 years ago, and condos are the product that a foreign buyer, an international buyer would like. but don't count out the domestic purchasers. >> so what are we looking at for q3? that is all going to depend on mortgage rates and don't ask me where they're going because everybody does. >> if it's all cash buyers, they're a little less sensitive. >> we also forget one-third of the u.s. markets are all cash buyers, too. >> the carrying costs as well for some of these. in manhattan, forget just the price of buying it. how much are these people trying to minimize the extent to which they're having to pay out a lot each month? >> right, exactly. with co-ops you're looking at very, very stringent restrictions and that's really not helping that market so much. >> some boards don't like outsiders so to spea

. >>> in livermore, police are looking for more victims of a craigslist condo fraud. they arrested this man, an 18-year-old, for listing his condominium for rent, and then renting it out to 16 different people. police say he collected $2,600 electric each of them. a security deposit and first month's rent and told his would-be tenants he could move in after he made repairs. condo is owned by his family and said they were unaware he was advertising it for rent. >>> an unexpected discovery behind a church wall is being transformed into a resting place for pets in san francisco. crews found this big space behind a basement wall at this church in north beach. church leaders decided to refurbish it and build a pet column burium. people will be able to place ashes of their birds and pets there. it will have high-tech features. >> they can incorporate snapshots or videos of themselves and the pets and there will be a directory where they can look through the lives of these pets. >> there will also be a wall to honor service animals like police and seeing eye dogs. the 850 sq

director and that the board authorizes the dismissal and the memorandum regarding the value of these condo minium s. >> thank you so are there any other items for this meeting? >> that concludes the agenda for today. the meeting is your honored. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> (cheering). (clappin (clapping). >> thank you so much (clapping). >> wow. welcome to the people's house of san francisco. historic. historic day today for all of us for the struggles for many, many years i want to thank all of you for sharing this historic moment in san francisco, california. wow. it's been a long road. many years but gosh it feels good to have love triumph overcome ignorance to have equal it triumph over discrimination to have that diagrams end right here in san francisco. wonderful, wonderful. it's a great place to be today in this hall where so many marriages have taken place and so many people have loved each other. we're the

protection i've lived in the city i've never seen such a high rate of evictions and above construction of condos and apartments. something is wrong in the city in terms of protecting the lower middle class and the poor. and demolitions are a part of this so if it's slowed i think we should support this >> any additional comment on item number 3. seeing none, to the call of the chair? >> so move forward. >> madam clerk any additional information for the economy. >> that is all. >> okay. so we're coeconomy. >> that is all. >> okay. so we'rmeconomy. ♪ >> thank you for coming to the talent dance performance and talent show. [ applause ] >> today's performance and talent show. ♪ >> public recreation has every bit of the talent and every bit of the heart and soul of anything that any families are paying ten times for. >> you were awesome. >> hi, i'm corn field and welcome to doing building san francisco, we are doing a special series, called stay safe, how you can stay in your home safely and comfortable, and we know that an earthquake is coming and there are things that you can do to reduce the e

director and that the board authorizes the dismissal and the memorandum regarding the value of these condo minium s. >> thank you so are there any other items for this meeting? >> that concludes the agenda for today. the meeting is your honored. >> thank you. >> thank you. ♪ >> thank you for coming to the talent dance performance and talent show. [ applause ] >> today's performance and talent show. ♪ >> public recreation has every bit of the talent and every bit of the heart and soul of anything that any families are paying ten times for. >> you were awesome. test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test test >> good morning i apologize for starting late this morning. but welcome to the regular meeting of the government oversight committee i'm supervisor cowen and my other supervisors. the clerk. i'd like to thank our sftv for broadcasting this session >> please make sure to silence all electronic devises and any document should be submitted to the clerk. the items will appear on the board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you madam chair i ask as we begin this co

protection i've lived in the city i've never seen such a high rate of evictions and above construction of condos and apartments. something is wrong in the city in terms of protecting the lower middle class and the poor. and demolitions are a part of this so if it's slowed i think we should support this >> any additional comment on item number 3. seeing none, to the call of the chair? >> so move forward. >> madam clerk any additional information for the economy. >> that is all. >> okay. so we're coeconomy. >> that is all. >> okay. so we'r ♪ >> thank you for coming to the talent dance performance and talent show. [ applause ] >> today's performance and talent show. ♪ >> public recreation has every bit of the talent and every bit of the heart and soul of anything that any families are paying ten times for. paying ten times for. >> you were awesome. so are you going out tonight? i can't. my parents say i have to be home right after work. ugh. that's so gay. totally gay. ugh. that is so emma and julia. why are you saying, "that's so emma and julia"? well, you know, when something is dumb or stupi