council, the apartment association, the tenants union, for lending their support to this very reasonable and long-overdue piece of legislation intended to fix some of the loopholes in my predecessors well intended but yet evolving and still flawed legislation around short-term rentals. with that, but he turned it over to supervisor campos >> supervisor campos: thank you. much mr. chairman. i want to thank you and your staff for working so closely with us on this item. i am proud to be cosponsor of this piece of legislation with you. colleagues, i want to thank the committee for their attention to this matter. i am handing out a amendment that we would be introducing to the legislation, but essentially, where we are and what is before you today-i want to thank all the members of the public on both sides of this issue who have come out-for this item -what is before you today is a very modest and very simple proposal that is aimed at helping here in san francisco reserve the very precious housing stock that we have them and we know that we have a housing crisis, and what we are doing throug

council, the apartment association, the tenants union, for lending their support to this very reasonable and long-overdue piece of legislation intended to fix some of the loopholes in my predecessors well intended but yet evolving and still flawed legislation around short-term rentals. with that, but he turned it over to supervisor campos >> supervisor campos: thank you. much mr. chairman. i want to thank you and your staff for working so closely with us on this item. i am proud to be cosponsor of this piece of legislation with you. colleagues, i want to thank the committee for their attention to this matter. i am handing out a amendment that we would be introducing to the legislation, but essentially, where we are and what is before you today-i want to thank all the members of the public on both sides of this issue who have come out-for this item -what is before you today is a very modest and very simple proposal that is aimed at helping here in san francisco reserve the very precious housing stock that we have them and we know that we have a housing crisis, and what we are doing throug

aids panel for its advocacy on this issue as well as the san francisco apartment association which supports the legislation as well colleagues, we have an opportunity to take a step forward and protecting some of our month vulnerable residents and making sure we close the loophole i ask for your support. >> thank you, supervisor wiener would it be all right to go to public comment i'll note the mayor's office of housing is here to answer any questions. >> i have 3 speaker cards (calling names) if anyone else that wants to s.p.c.a. after the 3 speakers. >> first up jamie and next will be bill and others. >> my name is jamie. >> staff attorney with the eyes referral pageant and speaking in support of the proposed amendment for the last ten years i've safety clients living in hiv and aids for in their housing i i have to tell you when folks are at the point ever seeking an attorney they're scared and many of my clients are con fronting a reality they didn't contemplate as surviving of the aging we all know for people knowledge with hiv and aids the ability to maintain their health a only possi

i've even become friends with the apartment association staff while crafting this legislation. so, i think that is significant and shows the broad support we have. i know that air b&b set up an e-mail generator to expand and it was a very bizarre e-mail that said hosts would have to count all the forks in their houses and was no mention that this legislation is retargeted at the platforms themselves. it also didn't state the we know changes for current hosts. so if b&b continues to feed us lies and hide behind it hosts and this legislation will actually be good for the legitimate house is oh, cut out the bad actors. help more hosts will rise up and told the company to stop using them like ponds. i have a anecdote. we posted on our facebook page of a picture of a flyer that was posted in san francisco's chinatown those critical of air b&b. we normally get like 3000 views if were lucky. this 1.6 million views. there's 10,000 comments on it. went around the work it was all the comments were negative against air b&b ready my point is, the whole world is watching you guys today. i h

council, the apartment association, the tenants union, for lending their support to this very reasonable and long-overdue piece of legislation intended to fix some of the loopholes in my predecessors well intended but yet evolving and still flawed legislation around short-term rentals. with that, but he turned it over to supervisor campos >> supervisor campos: thank you. much mr. chairman. i want to thank you and your staff for working so closely with us on this item. i am proud to be cosponsor of this piece of legislation with you. colleagues, i want to thank the committee fir or thetention to this matter. i am handing out a amendment that we would be introducing to the legislation, but essentially, where we are and what is before you today-i want to thank all the members of the public on both sides of this issue who have come out-for this item -what is before you today is a very modest and very simple proposal that is aimed at helping here in san francisco reserve the very precious housing stock that we have them and we know that we have a housing crisis, and what we are doing through

i've even become friends with the apartment association staff while crafting this legislation. so, i think that is significant and shows the broad support we have. i know that air b&b set up an e-mail generator to expand and it was a very bizarre e-mail that said hosts would have to count all the forks in

council, the apartment association, the tenants union, for lending their support to this very reasonable and long-overdue piece of legislation intended to fix some of the loopholes in my predecessors well intended but yet evolving and still flawed legislation around short-term rentals. with that, but he turned it over to supervisor campos >> supervisor campos: thank you. much mr. chairman. i want to thank you and your staff for working so closely with us on this item. i am proud to be cosponsor of this piece of legislation with you. colleagues, i want to thank the committee for their attention to this matter. i am handing out a amendment that we would be introducing to the legislation, but essentially, where we are and what is before you today-i want to thank all the members of the public on both sides of this issue who have come out-for this item -what is before you today is a very modest and very simple proposal that is aimed at helping here in san francisco reserve the very precious housing stock that we have them and we know that we have a housing crisis, and what we are doing throug

council, the apartment association, the tenants union, for lending their support to this very reasonable and long-overdue piece of legislation intended to fix some of the loopholes in my predecessors well intended but yet evolving and still flawed legislation around short-term rentals. with that, but he turned it over to supervisor campos >> supervisor campos: thank you. much mr. chairman. i want to thank you and your staff for working so closely with us on this item. i am proud to be cosponsor of this piece of legislation with you. colleagues, i want to thank the committee for their attention to this matter. i am handing out a amendment that we would be introducing to the legislation, but essentially, where we are and what is before you today-i want to thank all the members of the public on both sides of this issue who have come out-for this item -what is before you today is a very modest and very simple proposal that is aimed at helping here in san francisco reserve the very precious housing stock that we have them and we know that we have a housing crisis, and what we are doing throug

san francisco apartment association. thank you for hearing us today. we represent about 3000 property owners from the immense about 70,000 rent-controlled apartments citywide. we ask that you support the legislation here before you today and also the full board of supervisors. the main thing the legislation does is all the platforms themselves accountable for registration. the same weight hurts is allowed to make sure the card about a register with the dmv. we believe this to be the smartest, easiest and effective way of cracking down on the bad actors were both landlords and tenants while allowing home sharing to continue in the framework of the existing law. the requirement told by forms and honorable to only list registered units was a primary recommendation of the planning department staff last year. the planning commissioner has called it the linchpin of successful enforcement. successful enforcement is really important. with nobody really registering no to incentive to register even the office of short-term rentals

san francisco apartment association. thank you for hearing us today. we represent about 3000 property owners from the immense about 70,000 rent-controlled apartments citywide. we ask that you support the legislation here before you today and also the full board of supervisors. the main thing the legislation does is all the platforms themselves accountable for registration. the same weight hurts is allowed to make sure the card about a register with the dmv. we believe this to be the smartest, easiest and effective way of cracking down on the bad actors were both landlords and tenants while allowing home sharing to continue in the framework of the existing law. the requirement told by forms and honorable to only list registered units was a primary recommendation of the planning department staff last year. the planning commissioner has called it the linchpin of successful enforcement. successful enforcement is really important. with nobody really registering no to incentive to register even the office of short-term rentals

i'm charles i am with the apartment association we're asking for you to support this legislation to not mississippi make mementos and with a positive recommendation we firmly believe that make sense and appreciate your support with the outreach to supervisor wiener's office. >> any public comment on number number one seeing none, public comment is closed. at this time and thank you colleagues, any discussion if not and guess entertain and motion. >> thank you, madam chair and thank you, colleagues for hearing this i move we forward to the full board with a positive recommendation motion made that motion carries unanimously madam clerk item 2. >> the property open a parcel two known and a as admission park. >> we have from the supervisor kim's office and presenting on this item. >> thank you chair cohen and land use committee i'm april i will have very, very brief comments today as to what is before you but that is formal acceptance to accept mission bay park as many of you may know a new and emerging neighborhood a former redevelopment area with many, many new families and children and

apartment association at the beginning of the meeting this man has taken a long time. is to acknowledge the very important work that the san francisco apartment association has done.

i've even become friends with the apartment association staff while crafting this legislation. so, i think that is significant and shows the broad support we have. i know that air b&b set up an e-mail generator to expand and it was a very bizarre e-mail that said hosts would have to count all the forks in their houses and was no mention that this legislation is retargeted at the platforms themselves. it also didn't state the we know changes for current hosts. so if b&b continues to feed us lies and hide behind it hosts and this legislation will actually be good for the legitimate house is oh, cut out the bad actors. help more hosts will rise up and told the company to stop using them like ponds. i have a anecdote. we posted on our facebook page of a picture of a flyer that was posted in san francisco's chinatown those critical of air b&b. we normally get like 3000 views if were lucky. this 1.6 million views. there's 10,000 comments on it. went around the work it was all the comments were negative against air b&b ready my point is, the whole world is watching you guys today. i h

i'm charles i am with the apartment association we're asking for you to support this legislation to not mississippi make mementos and with a positive recommendation we firmly believe that make sense and appreciate your support with the outreach to supervisor wiener's office. >> any public comment on number number one seeing none, public comment is closed. at this time and thank you colleagues, any discussion if not and guess entertain and motion. >> thank you, madam chair and thank you, colleagues for hearing this i move we forward to the full board with a positive recommendation motion made that motion carries unanimously madam clerk item 2. >> the property open a parcel two known and a as admission park. >> we have from the supervisor kim's office and presenting on this item. >> thank you chair cohen and land use committee i'm april i will have very, very brief comments today as to what is before you but that is formal acceptance to accept mission bay park as many of you may know a new and emerging neighborhood a former redevelopment area with many, many new families and children and

apartment association at the beginning of the meeting this man has taken a long time. is to acknowledge the very important work that the san francisco apartment association has done. [inaudible] and her team with respect to every single fire have stepped up to the plate not only in trying to find housing for the victims of many fires that have taken place but also working with my office the city agencies to prevent the fires and so i failed to mention that and i want to say that but i wanted to know that. i know for instance, with every fire, i don't know we would've been able to find housing for every one of those victims without the apartment association playing the role that are played and i know just now with the latest fire that they're playing an instrument to roll in and find housing for these folks. i want to personally thank the san francisco apartment association for the leadership ever knowing that the city cannot solve this on some to the private sector has a role to play mesa may have played a very important role. with that, mdm. chair, i like to continue

i'm charles i am with the apartment association we're asking for you to support this legislation to not mississippi make mementos and with a positive recommendation we firmly believe that make sense and appreciate your support with the outreach to supervisor wiener's office. >> any public comment on number number one seeing none, public comment is closed. at this time and thank you colleagues, any discussion if not and guess entertain and motion. >> thank you, madam chair and thank you, colleagues for hearing this i move we forward to the full board with a positive recommendation motion made that motion carries unanimously madam clerk item 2. >> the property open a parcel two known and a as admission park. >> we have from the supervisor kim's office and presenting on this item. >> thank you chair cohen and land use committee i'm april i will have very, very brief comments today as to what is before you but that is formal acceptance to accept mission bay park as many of you may know a new and emerging neighborhood a former redevelopment area with many, many new families and children and

san francisco apartment association is siding with michelle. the group that represents landlords told us it doesn't support or condone the way the eviction i being handled but it puts people in a difficult situation. >> they don't want to be landlords. >> reporter: for now, michelle is in limbo getting ready to leave but hoping to stay. her case will probably go to trial next month and she says she can't aforked to lose. >> i don't know where i'm going to go. i have no idea. >> reporter: two years ago, san francisco created a special program to help landlords legalize illegal units. first, apartments have to be brought up to code. so far, only 40 units have been converted. in the newsroom, michelle griego, kpix 5. >> this jus in, one of the brothers accused of killing his parents is cleared. the 17-year-old admitted he was at the family home in san jose when his older brother allegedly shot and killed their parents in april. but today, the santa clara d.a. dismissed the case against him. during the investigation, detectives removed wall materia

i'm charles i am with the apartment association we're asking for you to support this legislation to not mississippi make mementos and with a positive recommendation we firmly believe that make sense and appreciate your support with the outreach to supervisor wiener's office. >> any public comment on number number one seeing none, public comment is closed. at this time and thank you colleagues, any discussion if not and guess entertain and motion. >> thank you, madam chair and thank you, colleagues for hearing this i move we forward to the full board with a positive recommendation motion made that motion carries unanimously madam clerk item 2. >> the property open a parcel two known and a as admission park. >> we have from the supervisor kim's office and presenting on this item. >> thank you chair cohen and land use committee i'm april i will have very, very brief comments today as to what is before you but that is formal acceptance to accept mission bay park as many of you may know a new and emerging neighborhood a former redevelopment area with many, many new families and children and

establishments and he suggested that perhaps because this judge is apart of the association which has taken a political agenda and there is a question whether a federal judge should be apart of this association like that. that's all he said. he never called this guy racist or could not do his job because his ancestry or other things that's he's being accused of now. >> with all due respect, barry, what you are doing here is perhaps trying to dig our candidate out of a hole. >> i am not trying to dig anybody out of a hole >> that's what you are doing. the facts of the matter there is no evidence. >> no. >> presented and that this judge has been unfa ir to donald trum. >> by the way, this is now the third judge. this is the third judge that donald trump has said was being unfair to him, one african-american male and one woman. i will go back to this and let me put you on the spot here. if the judge is unfair to donald trump, why is it that early may and an attorney said, it is not the goal to reaccuse the judge if the judge presented evidence that's clear and biassed against donald trum

we did outreach to our entire property owner community including the apartment association and small property owners and bouma and realtors and we work collaboratively with these organizations. we held multiple broadly-based stakeholder meetings with notches property owners but neighborhood groups, product groups environmental groups, and so forth. we have worked closely with other city departments including the planning department and the department of public works, as well as our comptroller's office and tax collectors office to make sure we get it right in a particularly thank john slay, from the planning department entirely sure from public works for their participation. finally, i want to thank under this power in my office is currently on paternity glaive get huge role in moving this forward and any feynman, who is picked up while under his is a weight and done great work getting us to the finish line. so colleagues, i ask for your support and i ask you send item number two to the full board of supervisors and finally i want to thank supervisor mar for his cosponsorship and col

san francisco apartment association. thank you for hearing us today. we represent about 3000 property owners from the immense about 70,000 rent-controlled apartments citywide. we ask that you support the legislation here before you today and also the full board of supervisors. the main thing the legislation does is all the platforms themselves accountable for registration. the same weight hurts is allowed to make sure the card about a register with the dmv. we believe this to be the smartest, easiest and effective way of cracking down on the bad actors were both landlords and tenants while allowing home sharing to continue in the framework of the existing law. the requirement told by forms and honorable to only list registered units was a primary recommendation of the planning department staff last year. the planning commissioner has called it the linchpin of successful enforcement. successful enforcement is really important. with nobody really registering no to incentive to register even the office of short-term rentals

goes i work on government affairs for the san francisco apartment association thank you to supervisor cohen's as well as supervisor wiener and supervisor farrell for their proposals we're in support of dwelling units see them a as senate greenway to add hours in neighborhoods at low cost and housing that is it possible by nature and promote density quality citywide we think it has the potential to add more than one unit we appreciate your support we've had. >> number of conversations with supervisor peskin office i know the delays need to be worked and see the two proposals merged with the best of both options our member 28 hundred members are ready to go on those types of policies and ordinances a number of mentioning members that have tried to add units through seismic legislation and echoes two speakers before me a little bit of a bottleneck within the planning department what you don't building that any prohibitions that has to do with with no-fault evictions should be retrofit we'll only apply those moving forward and there seems like partially surfaces we're not sure what that h

that's the beginning, car, apartment, computer, postings, writings, associates. who is he? why does he attack this club? is he attacking it for a reason? who goes there, who attends there? is it just because it's a diverse club and he hates diverse people? you know, there's a lot of domestic terrorists we crass classify that do that, rooted in white hate movements. so it could be that. but the fbi has also said they haven't ruled out internationally inspired reporters. so it's sort of unclear there. and i don't think they're telling us that all violent mass murders terrorize. because all violent mass murders do terrorize. and when you have a shooting in a nightclub, you know, a lot of times it's someone kicked out, thrown out of the nightclub, barred from the nightclub. they want to get back at the nightclub and its patrons because they have done wrong. and you have a lot of times revenge motives when you have nightclub shootings. and some of those can be very bad, multiple victims. but that doesn't seem to ring true here, if you have somebody coming in with a bomb and rifl

his father, he just spoke with the associated press outside his nearby apartment in the neighboring town of fort pierce. here's he is in port st. lucie and he had just seen his son days ago and seemed normal and didn't see any red flags of the massacre to common. >> it's painful but i don't approve of that. again, i saw my son and what he did was active terrorists. i take the human view of my son, i don't approve ofanyone doing such a thing . this is my room. why? why he did do that? this is against the principle of me and our whole country. reporter: neighbors of mateen described him as just a regular guy who was actually present and nice and whenthey saw his face on television identified as the terrorist mass murderer, they were absolutely stunned . >> he was sweet. him and his girlfriend andthe baby were supersweet. they helped me fix my car . i'm in shock. they were very sweet withme. >> did he ever say anything about isis or radical terrorism. >> never . >> what went through your mind? >> i was shocked. i was definitely shocked. i started calling people and started going through all

apart from the service reduction associated with sequestration, can southwest airlines point to any other air traffic control related delays or service reductions? >> we certainly have our suspicions. we rely somewhat on anecdotal data. >> be sure to speak in the microphone. >> we do have our suspicions. we do not have clear insight into a lot of the granular pieces when an air traffic control facility begins to increase spacing and things like that, ground stops, we don't necessarily know what the issue is within that station. we do know of a couple though. a good example, in the chicago center, they have a metering station which has been somewhat shortstaffed. the problem for us is they have adjacent sector vectoring so that the aircraft going into the minneapolis center, they have a protocol, if there's not staffing at either of those centers, it doesn't happen and it's not happening. what that leads to for us is increased vectoring, increase fuel burn, longer in route times. we pay the penalty. we burn $2 billion of fuel and anytime we can reduce that and use enhance procedures we wel

babbitt as well, apart from the service reductions associated with sequestration, can southwest airlines point to any other air traffic control related delays or service reductions? >> we certainly have our suspicions. we rely somewhat on anecdotal data or information. >> be sure to get right in the microphone there. >> with we do have our suspicions. we don't have clear insight into a lot of the granular pieces when an air traffic control facility begins to increase spacing, things like that, ground stops. we don't necessarily know what the issue is within that station. we do know of a couple, though, a good example in the chicago center they have a metering station that has been somewhat short-staffed. the problem for you us is they have adjacent sector vectoring so aircraft coming out of chicago center going into the minneapolis center they have a protocol. well, if there's not staffing in either of those centers it doesn't happen and it's not happening. and what that leads to you for us is increased vectoring, increase fuel burn, longer en route times. it's a delay. i mean, we pay th

san francisco apartment association. thank you for hearing us today. we represent about 3000 property owners from the immense about 70,000 rent-controlled apartments citywide. we ask that you support the legislation here before you today and also the full board of supervisors. the main thing the legislation does is all the platforms themselves accountable for registration. the same weight hurts is allowed to make sure the card about a register with the dmv. we believe this to be the smartest, easiest and effective way of cracking down on the bad actors were both landlords and tenants while allowing home sharing to continue in the framework of the existing law. the requirement told by forms and honorable to only list registered units was a primary recommendation of the planning department staff last year. the planning commissioner has called it the linchpin of successful enforcement. successful enforcement is really important. with nobody really registering no to incentive to register even the office of short-term rentals

>>mark: army apartments at cnn and the associated press says that hillary clinton has won the california democratic primary she is in the lead at the less of a clinton as our records the number of delegates needed for the democratic presidential nomination. >>darya: she was taken to hospital where she died the golden state warriors and cleveland for tonight's game 3 of the nba finals they dominated the cavaliers in the first two games of the serious tipoff for game 3 of the 6:00 p.m. our time. >>robin winston: it is attracting a lot of attention it is adding to the usual commit traffic it is that a call backed up all the out to the 586 and display >>robin winston: it is under 10 minutes for the guadalupe parkway if you have to head north from 85 to 1 01 bus head over to the bay bridge toll plaza on the ride into san francisco backing of philip quickly. >>robin winston: just under 15 minutes for the drive times in the maze of the styling the giants a home to my get out of san francisco early for the traffic its initial impact on city streets. >>reporter: then will have some successes alon

babbitt as well, apart from the service reductions associated with sequestration, can southwest airlines point to any other air travel control-related delays or reductions? >> we certainly is have our suspicions. >> when a facility begin to increase spacic, ground stops, we don't necessarily what the issue is within that station. we do know of a couple. -- going into the minneapolis center, they have a protocol. if there's not staffing in either of those centers, it doesn't happen, and it's not happening. and it's expensive. so anytime we can reduce that and used the enhanced procedures, we welcome it. those are the kinds of instructions. midway tower itself has the same issue. they sometimes cannot staff a ground metering system that they use, for lack of person necessarily in the tower. so it leads to us for increased tarmac times, you sit longer on the ramp, burning fuel, delaying passengers, not anything we look forward to. >> okay. thanks. ms. bristol, there's some criticism of the controller work force plan staffs ranges. ko you enlighten me a bit, what's the baseline -- what's the

babbitt as well, apart from the service reductions associated with sequestration, can southwest airlines point to any other air traffic control related delays or service reductions? >> we certainly have our suspicions. we rely somewhat on anecdotal data or information. >> be sure to get right in the microphone there. >> with we do have our suspicions. we don't have clear insight into a lot of the granular pieces when an air traffic control facility begins to increase spacing, things like that, ground stops. we don't necessarily know what the issue is within that station. we do know of a couple, though, a good example in the chicago center they have a metering station that has been somewhat short-staffed. the problem for you us is they have adjacent sector vectoring so aircraft coming out of chicago center going into the minneapolis center they have a protocol. well, if there's not staffing in either of those centers it doesn't happen and it's not happening. and what that leads to you for us is increased vectoring, increase fuel burn, longer en route times. it's a delay. i mean, we pay th

old female or a registered and made entry into an apartment-- after making entry into an apartment associated with both suspect. regarding the kidnapping, a source told kron4 that the female suspect was trying to recruit the young girls into a life of prostitution, when they refuse, the mill suspect became violent and adapted-said to try to of the the girls. investigators will only say that they are looking into any possible connection between the two suspects. the three teenage kidnapping victims and a six trafficking in the city. and how the fastest in oakland, how did madyun, kron 4 news. >> vicki: at stanford's campus to women say they will cope with a stranger standing over their bed. today, all police have is a sketch of the suspect. students at the college are now being warned about the man. he is described as hispanic between the ages of 18 and 30. they say he stands about 5 ft. 9 in. tall and had a stocky build with brown hair and brown eyes. >> vicki: he was last seen running down campus drive after being chased out of a home of one of those two women. other students live in the are

murder on his associate who went by the street name murda but his version of the murder soon fell apart. >> once confronted with the arson judge and evidence we had against him decided to plead guilty for the shootings. >> reporter: the cold case squad was mut in place back in march 2014. by cam chief shot thompson homicide detectives pressed for time due to on-going violence and only 35% of the cases being solved he decided to commit more resources and manpower to cracking cold case murders. >>> 40 who spent 30 years with the cam county prosecutor's office before he retired in 2010 is legendary in law enforcement circles. he says returning to work trying to solve cold case homicides in camden like the jerome weiss case is rewarding. >> it's a good feeling. makes you feel like you did something good and the families are, like i said they're very appreciative. >> devlin is a 28 year veteran of the philadelphia police department. he then spends 15 years in the homicide unit at the camden county prosecutor's office. it was devlin an team of detective who's crack the 1994 murder of carol ne

i come from the environment of consulting world but also previously with that apartment was a program associate with transportation team for two years. so the 50% goal is near and dear to my heart. i'm looking forward to being back in that apartment and helping to amplify on the work of the apartment out to the community. >>[applause] >> president omotalde: >> commissioner wald: one of the things most wonderful about meeting you all is the number of you who were here before and have come back, which i think speaks well for the departments. its culture, its mentorship, its commitment to helping people grow and grow up in jobs and their professions. yet another reason why being on this commission is such a thrilling experience for me and hopefully others. thank you all. especially those of you who have come back. >> president omotalde: yes, thank you appear i know you all work hard get we strike that out of you and we appreciate it. thank you for everything you bring to the department. commissioners come i want to tell you about some very important things. i'll keep it quick but these a

the murder on his associate who went by the street name murda but his verse of the murder soon fell apart. >> once confronted with the arson charge and the evidence we had against him, he decided to plead guilty for the shooting. >> reporter: the cold case squad was put in mace back in march 2014 by camden chief scott thompson. homicide detectives pressed for time due to on-going violence and only 35% of the cases being solved he decided to commit more resources and manpower to cracking cold case murders. >> forte who spent 30 years witness cam county prosecutor's office before he retired in 2010 is legendary in law enforcement circles. he says returning to work trying to solve cold case homicides in camden like the joran wise case is rewarding. >> it's a good feeling. make you feel good. makes you feel like did you something good. and the families like i said they're very appreciative. >> reporter: devlin is a 28 year veteran of the philadelphia police department. he then spent 15 years in the homicide unit at the camden county prosecutor's office. it was devlin and a team of detec

two, juju, tenants together, san francisco apartment association, senior disability action, share better, housing rights committee, and many many more. also want to thank the city attorney especially rob koppel

you can bet that it means they're now talking to anyone who was in the vicinity of the apartment, people that may have seen them coming and going, people that could have information about any of their associat associates. the focus is to conduct counter terrorism raids, anyone with information about the attacks unleash two days ago. >> matthew, with the attackers coming from russia, uzbekistan, what can you tell us about the link to terror in those areas? >> reporter: a big link, particularly to isis and islamic militancy in general. from russia alone, according to figures, two and a half,000 have left. it is a really big problem that the authorities in russia and in other countries are trying hard to tackle. it's also something you can't get a handle on, there are muslim majority areas in southern russia, and countries are muslim majority. a lot of people there that see the attraction of isis, and the flow of militants to join those rebel groups like isis in syria has been unstoppable. it is a problem that's big for the russians and turks as well. >> matthew chance, alexandra field, tha

two, juju, tenants together, san francisco apartment association, senior disability action, share better, housing rights committee, and many many more. also want to thank the city attorney especially rob koppel [sp?] for the phenomenal work they've done and i especially want to highlight the incredible work over the years on this issue from carol guzman in my office and i don't know if carol is in the room, but we would not be able to be here today without carolyn. with that, before i turn it over to colleagues and your other comments, i do have a final point to make and is by way of a question. if i made through the chair, i would like to ask a question if i may to the city attorney. mr. deputy is sen. john another people gibner a number people have been raising concerns about the committee's indecency at. can you explain how we have addressed that issue and how you feel about the legality of what were putting before this body today? >> city attorney: deputy city attorney john gibner. first of all, as we do any time members of the public right litigation to challenge any ordinance propo