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

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

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

again, microsoft or supervisor peskin and his chief of staff sunny and glue, the tenants union, local 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

again, microsoft or supervisor peskin and his chief of staff sunny and glue, the tenants union, local 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

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

i'm with the san francisco tenants union and the united coalition. whatever your tasks is to determine the efficacy of the current environment impact report of pei are. this project because this project refers to the eir. when we know that the amount of pdr space mysteriously, the one-to-one requirement, mysteriously disappeared from the original eastern neighborhoods plan that the eir was based on, we know that we are far beyond the normally scheduled disruption of the eir in these eastern neighborhood as is contemplated. we know we are above the production of housing in the eastern neighborhoods under the original p eir. it's out of date now. and to have a project depends on the p eir for environmental review i think is a mistake in the second prong of your task is to-and i think you should require that the developer go back to planning and at least repair a modified environmental review that will include the issues of overproduction of housing and under-and over the instruction of pdr. the second prong is hummer of your task is to determine whethe

. >> scott weaver is with the san francisco tenants union. he has fought a lot rent increases. >> i don't know if there was one that large, i don't remember one. >> it went into effect at the beginning of this month. in the meantime, he filed an appeal with the san francisco rent board, which adjudicates issues like this. they'll decide in august or so. suddenly, the landlord served an eviction notice. >> i could be evicted before the decision comes through, so i honestly don't know what i'm going to do. i'm struggling here. >> his lawyer says, she'll file a response next week to the eviction. the landlords have yet to return our phone call. vic lee. >>> the danger is not wildfires, but floods, have people scrambling for safety. 20 people have died in flooding there, the worst in a century. is a strange scene. look at this, water carrying a burning house right into a bridge. rescue crews have begun evacuating an estimated 500 people from a shopping center trapped there by high water. thousands are without power. >>> the deadly nightclub in or

again, microsoft or supervisor peskin and his chief of staff sunny and glue, the tenants union, local 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

. >> reporter: scott weaver is with the san francisco tenants' union. he spot a lot of huge rent increases. >> i don't know if there had been one that large. there could have been but i don't remember one. >> reporter: the rent hike went into effect in the beginning of this month. he filed an appeal with the san francisco rent board. they'll decide in early august or so. but suddenly, the landlord served an eviction notice. hutchinson now has to get out by july 21st, weeks before that decision comes. >> i could be evicted before that decision even comes through. i honestly don't know what i'm going to do. i'm struggling here. >> reporter: hutchinson's lawyer says she'll file a response to the eviction next week to buy her client more time. the landlord has yet to return our call. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead on the abc 7 morning news, motor sports always been about technology, but this event at sonoma raceway will take it to the next level. >>> as we head outside, you can see it's pretty clear out there this morning. fran francis dinglasan will

planning department i'm from the san francisco tenants union and frankly i'm really surprised we're here again we've been here multiple times with multiple meetings and hundreds of people have come out to speak about a you call it mixed income we call it a displacement plan a density plan that was not discussed broadly across the community and decided on within it was clarity and were there was an opportunity to participate this is the first we've heard about it operationally is today we believe there is only a dozens of so instead of a one hundred we thought we were talking about 100 percent affordable and those are the one hundred and i understand the mayor likes the idea and supervisor tang i like the fact that everyone likes the idea we thought weed come together tow to talk about those plans and pass something that is more affordable housing in the city but instead we have this out of no where this new idea and it is totally confusing we don't know what is going on and not heard about what is going on i don't understand so i think we need to back to the drawing board and meanwh

. >> scott weaver is with the san francisco tenants union. he's fought a lot of huge rent increases. >> i don't know if there's been one that large. there could have been, but i don't remember one. >> the rent hike went into effect the beginning of this month. in the meantime hutchinson filed an appeal with the san francisco rent board which adjudicates issues like this. they will decide in early august or so. but suddenly the landlord served an eviction notice. hutchinson now has to get out by july 21st, weeks before that decision comes. >> so i could be evicted before that decision even comes through. i honestly don't know what i'm going to do. i'm struggling here. >> hutchinson's lawyer said she'll file a response to the eviction next week to buy her client more time. the landlord has yet to return our calls. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> still ahead on the abc7 morning news. ,))or sports have always been weekend's race at the sonoma raceway will take it to the next level. first a live look from the emeryville camera. frances dinglasan will have

. >> scott weaver is with the san francisco tenants union. he's fought a lot of huge rent increases. >> i don't know if there's been one that large. there could have been, but i don't remember one. >> the rent hike went into effect at the beginning of this month. in the meantime hutchinson filed an appeal with the san francisco rent board, which adjudicates issues like this. they will decide in early august or so. but suddenly the landlord served an eviction notice. hutchinson now has to get out by july 21st, weeks before that decision comes. >> so i could be evicted before that decision even comes through. i honestly don't know what i'm going to do. i'm struggling here. >> hutchinson's lawyer said she'll file a response to the eviction next week to buy her client more time. the landlord has yet to return our calls. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> the world's ugliest dog, 2016, sweepee-rambo! [cheers and applause] >> meet this year's win everybody of the ugly dog contest at the sonoma marin fair. it's a 17-year-old chihuahua-chinese crest mix. own he

>>reporter: scott weaver with the san francisco tenant union. he has seen a lot of huge rent increase. >> i don't know if there's been one that large could have been but i don't remember were you able. >>reporter: the rent hike went in effect at the beginning of this month. in the mean time hutchinson filed an appeal with the san francisco rent board. which a judy indicates issues like this they will decide in early august or.so but suddenly the landlord served an eviction notice. hutchinson now has to get out by july 21 weeks before that decision comes. >> i could be evicted before the decision even comes throug through. so i honestly don't know what i'm going to do. the i'm struggling here. >>reporter: hutchinson lawyer says she will file response to the eviction next week to buy her client more time. the landlord has yet to return our calls. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> all right we have much more ahead for you on this friday night. >> i don't know what i am going night. >> i don't know what i am going to do >> coming up we talk about pride weeke

again, microsoft or supervisor peskin and his chief of staff sunny and glue, the tenants union, local 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

planning department i'm from the san francisco tenants union and frankly i'm really surprised we're here again we've been here multiple times with multiple meetings and hundreds of people have come out to speak about a you call it mixed income we call it a displacement plan a density plan that was not discussed broadly across the community and decided on within it was clarity and were there was an opportunity to participate this is the first we've heard about it operationally is today we believe there is only a dozens of so instead of a one hundred we thought we were talking about 100 percent affordable and those are the one hundred and i understand the mayor likes the idea and supervisor tang i like the fact that everyone likes the idea we thought weed come together tow to talk about those plans and pass something that is more affordable housing in the city but instead we have this out of no where this new idea and it is totally confusing we don't know what is going on and not heard about what is going on i don't understand so i think we need to back to the drawing board and meanwh

planning department i'm from the san francisco tenants union and frankly i'm really surprised we're here again we've been here multiple times with multiple meetings and hundreds of people have come out to speak about a you call it mixed income we call it a displacement plan a density plan that was not discussed broadly across the community and decided on within it was clarity and were there was an opportunity to participate this is the first we've heard about it operationally is today we believe there is only a dozens of so instead of a one hundred we thought we were talking about 100 percent affordable and those are the one hundred and i understand the mayor likes the idea and supervisor tang i like the fact that everyone likes the idea we thought weed come together tow to talk about those plans and pass something that is more affordable housing in the city but instead we have this out of no where this new idea and it is totally confusing we don't know what is going on and not heard about what is going on i don't understand so i think we need to back to the drawing board and meanwh

it has brought landlord's and tenant leaders together it but tenants union and the san francisco association together. this brought the hotel employees and restaurant employees local two together with hotel counsel so obviously, this is an issue that needs more addressing by that process will here today supervisor yee said this evolving area of law. no one has been down and were making the tweaks necessary to make and will continue so as we learn more about how this phenomenon partially works to make the process improvements relative to registration and the like. with that, supervisor campos >> supervisor campos: again come i want to thank my colleagues who are supporting this and i was proud to be working on this legislation with supervisor peskin and his staff. in also supervisor avalos and mar and thank supervisor yee for his comments and for his support as well as pres. breed. i do want to go back to the comments that we heard from a number of posts about improvement process a registration in the me say this, like supervisor peskin, i'm fully committed to doing whatever we can to improve

san francisco tenants union the supervisors amaze support a resolution to support this i urge you to follow that and support the resolution that commissioner peskin where wrote the tenants groups are concerned about little tailor billions it reforms all that power and gives to developers i understand you're concerned about the obstacles but it is critical that we don't allow the crisis to be a cover for wholesale deregulation it is true that regulations are obstacles they create obstacles for big businesses trying to create money and the only way to protect the public good ideas like the housing stock and regulations are bad i'll see that but who makes the regulations work for us i'll agree it should be you and me and this city and not governor jerry brown in sacramento and what that bill will do if we don't amend it the way that supervisor peskin is talking about we'll give up that local control for towards the state and towards those big business interests they don't have the interest of san franciscans in mind and not trying to build affordable housing but we agreed we need 25 per

it has brought landlord's and tenant leaders together it but tenants union and the san francisco association together. this brought the hotel employees and restaurant employees local two together with hotel counsel so obviously, this is an issue that needs more addressing by that process will here today supervisor yee said this evolving area of law. no one has been down and were making the tweaks necessary to make and will continue so as we learn more about how this phenomenon partially works to make the process improvements relative to registration and the like. with that, supervisor campos >> supervisor campos: again come i want to thank my colleagues who are supporting this and i was proud to be working on this legislation with supervisor peskin and his staff. in also supervisor avalos and mar and thank supervisor yee for his comments and for his support as well as pres. breed. i do want to go back to the comments that we heard from a number of posts about improvement process a registration in the me say this, like supervisor peskin, i'm fully committed to doing whatever we can to improve

it has brought landlord's and tenant leaders together it but tenants union and the san francisco association together. this brought the hotel employees and restaurant employees local two together with hotel counsel so obviously, this is an issue that needs more addressing by that process will here today supervisor yee said this evolving area of law. no one has been down and were making the tweaks necessary to make and will continue so as we learn more about how this phenomenon partially works to make the process improvements relative to registration and the like. with that, supervisor campos >> supervisor campos: again come i want to thank my colleagues who are supporting this and i was proud to be working on this legislation with supervisor peskin and his staff. in also supervisor avalos and mar and thank supervisor yee for his comments and for his support as well as pres. breed. i do want to go back to the comments that we heard from a number of posts about improvement process a registration in the me say this, like supervisor peskin, i'm fully committed to doing whatever we can to improve

i was given no notice i was a sub tenant. >> reporter: neil, a union video engineer, says he can't afford $8,000 a month so he could be evicted in a matter of weeks before the rent board can hear his case. >> a judge will decide. >> reporter: first attorneys have asked a judge to decide whether the woman's paperwork passes legal muster. >> could he be evicted, out on the street? we don't have a decision from the rent board, yes, that's a possibility. >> reporter: an effort to buy time in an unaffordable market. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a warriors fan says he can't remember much about falling from the upper deck at oracle arena in oakland. sal bimbo has had several surgeries since the fall right after game 7 of the nba finals. he is expected to remain at highland hospital at least another week. his family says he was thrown over the railing after getting caught in the million-dollar of a fight between fans of the warriors and cleveland cavaliers. his father recorded this conversation yesterday in the hospital room. >> what do you feel about game 7, do you remember what happened? >> yes, i

it has brought landlord's and tenant leaders together it but tenants union and the san francisco association together. this brought the hotel employees and restaurant employees local two together with hotel counsel so obviously, this is an issue that needs more addressing by that process will here today supervisor yee said this evolving area of law. no one has been down and were making the tweaks necessary to make and will continue so as we learn more about how this phenomenon partially works to make the process improvements relative to registration and the like. with that, supervisor campos >> supervisor campos: again come i want to thank my colleagues who are supporting this and i was proud to be working on this legislation with supervisor peskin and his staff. in also supervisor avalos and mar and thank supervisor yee for his comments and for his support as well as pres. breed. i do want to go back to the comments that we heard from a number of posts about improvement process a registration in the me say this, like supervisor peskin, i'm fully committed to doing whatever we can to improve

often hotels are subject to negotiated agreements with the union. --- additionally most tenants do not get involved in other types of office buildings. most tenants do not get involved with administering their own cleaning services. typically it is governed in their lease by the property manager. --- so the janitorial services sector does face workforce challenges. actually the demand for janitorial services has increased because of the amount of business happening in san francisco. while new office building construction and new businesses create more opportunities, the second does face challenges in terms of wage stagnation and labor shortages. --- janitorial wages have been in relative stagnation for the past 10 years. less workers are going to enter this profession because there are other professions at page similar wages. additionally it is hard to find employees to fill graveyard shifts which often the janitorial sector has to work in. there are often other higher paying jobs in other sectors of the economy with easier worklife balance or more access to dayton transportation becau

we don't want to -- we could this afternoon pass an act in parliament and leave the european union. but we want to do this in a way that's in the best interests of good will to our -- we've been really grumpy tenants for years. we're going to become good neighbors. let's take a bit of time, make it work, and use good will. this is going to be good. >> and we are seeing a mini rebound in the british pound today. coming off those worst levels, haven't seen them since back in 1985. but the prevailing view when we talked with traders is there's still a world of uncertainty when it comes to the political and economic future of this country. send it back to you guys. >> thanks very much. becky? >>> our guest host this morning is mario gabelli. mario, i know you are a bottoms up investor, you always have been. but when you see something like this that stuns the markets, i just wonder how you re-evaluate and rethink things. >> we've been through so many of these in 1907, 1919 -- >> that was a long time ago. >> how about 1987? but the point is you have a ripple effect, the market on friday w

that is the level of the argument being put forward by the remaining tenants. it is absolutely staggering, the belief that britain, the world's fifth-largest economy, one of the biggest military powers on the face of the earth, the idea that britain cannot survive outside the european union. i think it is ludicrous. it is my view that britain, a nation that has been a global power for centuries, will not only survive outside the european union, it will thrive out why the european union. the eu, at the moment, has tied britain down. it shackles britain to what is an increasingly declining and to date that seeks to trample upon self-determination and sovereignty. self-determination and sovereignty matter in the world today. and without a doubt, americans would never accept the kind of sub nationalism that the british people have to endure at this time. aericans would never agree to pan-american government in a pan-american court of justice in mexico city. most americans would reject the idea that the u.s. should relinquish control of the borders or have their cou

. >> testifier: i am deeper, san francisco tenants union and i was canvassing in district 5 last weekend and i had the chance to speak of a bunch of folks on the street and everyone wanted to know how the cities going to regulate air b&b's and other candidates in that district are going to have a feel about your b&b and other correctly short-term rentals generally. they told me their concerns were what is happening in their neighborhood. i told him i'd see the same thing in my neighborhood in district 9. the neighbors are being replaced by forests. were experiencing is a community hollowing out and when that happens is not a community anymore. i do respect the need of six income folks lovely folks people that cannot use computers but i want to point out the number those people are tenants they have-the kind of burden that are tenants face and pushed out when there's increased pressures to find new housing are so much worse for the elderly for the fixed income for the folks who can't use computers. i also want to point out that there is, while i feel for some of the concerns of the host,

we're talking about a real, borrowed money. >> 30 years of coverage of the list tenant on c-span2. -- coverage of the u.s. senate on c-span2. morning, saturday european union ambassador to the u.s. david o'sullivan will britain vote to leave the european union means from a diplomatic standpoint. daniel griswold will take a look at britain's eu referendum vote and what it means for u.s. interests. be sure to watch washington journal beginning live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. >> a fairly big decision day in the supreme court yesterday and we are joined by lawrence hurley. correspondent for thompson reuters. the headline this morning in financial times, the supreme court deals a heavy blow to obama's immigration legacy. tell us about the case and what the court decided. guest: this was president obama's bid to try and revive a program that would protect up to four million immigrants from deportation and allow them to work in the country that had been struck down by lower courts. the supreme court took up this case, they actually didn't reach a decision. they de

neighbors that are adjoining those properties 10 or so flats basically turn into tenants units i went into 4 union street homes their stacks and different living conditions their families with young children a little bit odors than one one is in diapers i don't know them tare literally 12 feet away from you balcony and 20 feet away number one monopoly i believe when you live in this place or me looking out there i would not want to live that way i think based on overseeing things we need to find a better middle ground for this project we cannot workout we should continue this a better understanding a mature understanding and a mature understanding of the demolition or the rebuilding that needs tobacco a better understanding about what this proximity niece in terms of give or take and the balcony could be off no garage stark stack eerie building at this moment the project doesn't understand the height with the typography and the multiply plains including the view lines for privacy and just a few minutes the project didn't understand weight the locality is elevated should come to the gr