she launched a clothing rental company in 2011 and used it as a case study for her bigger company castle changing the face of clothing rental and making it a turnkey service for all. >> when christine hunsaker talks about the genesis of her clothing rental company, gwynnie bee. you hardly hear the word fashion. in spite of her product, her passion is not clothing. >> my nerdy thing are marketplaces and economic models. i get excited about that. not so much whatever industry you apply that to. >> after 17 years in technology and data startup, christine wanted to do something ambitious. as for the criteria, she was product agnostic. >> we came up with three core principles, long lasting institution, use data technology to disrupt and positively impact the end lives of customers. >> where she landed was retail. an industry in turmoil ripe for a new revenue model. her thought? we rent so many other things, cars from uber, rooms through airbnb, why not clothing? >> when you launched this company, you said you can rent your clothes. what was the response? >> crickets were chirping. >> this was

. >> yes, that is a rental car. it looks like the same model. >> the american car has seen some action. they bought forwards, but there were number of other manufacturers, too. a number of them were used as touring cars. chateau-thierry -- third division maybe? few hoursprobably a before launching the operation. they look pretty relaxed considering. >> yes. for the soldiers, it would be they do notme -- even expect what they are going to suffer. >> somebodies mascot. there is general pershing. -- somebody's mascot. >> i forgot about the president even before we begin the book. i thought that there might be something they have in common. ," this week, on "q&a university of north carolina professor michael gerhardt talks --ut two of his president two of his books -- "the forgotten president" and i think he knew members of congress were looking for him to make mistakes and when he made the mistakes and later testified for which he was held in contempt by a judge for perjury, bill clinton made his impeachment almost ine

so if a. rental property manager or whatever i will tell you that it's frankly so colorful or more different that we know are good. and career going like that our. condo walk the walk so we. pay for it yes. it is but not i've seen footage but when you actually see it with your own eyes it's overwhelming calm cool and the animals look so sad and frightened the cages are so small and it stinks it's stink past this. it was excrement everywhere and they're so cute. it's horrible that's the sentiment kind of and this is only a small farm it's nothing compared to some of the others and. by the way this is how the animals are slaughtered recurrence of foxes are left to cute it orally and analeigh to make sure their fur as and damaged meaning are gassed i want to get out of here fast i can't take it any more. it's hard to say exactly where they're pellets and out of their coats are sorted by quality not by provenance. and i'm about to face my own moment of truth in my. i'm very happy and when i was re

was a provisional ballot box left in a rental car at the airport which contained unmarked ballots. there are a lot of problems in broward county and no one has any confidence in brenda snipes. >> the elections department says they expect to meet today's recount deadline as we just heard. we will see but possibly not palm beach county. michael avenatti, attorney for stormy daniels denies domestic violence allegations. >> i have never struck a woman. i never will strike a woman. i am looking forward to a full investigation at which point i have confidence that i will be fully exonerated. shannon: he is facing a felony charge, he posted bail last night. the attorney was arrested after confrontation at his los angeles apartment with an unidentified woman. tm the reports her face was swollen and be used. retiring senator jeff flake taking a last stand on capitol hill refusing to vote for any of donald trump's judicial nominees until the senate votes on a bill to protect the mueller pro. mitchell, walked a vote on that the wednesday. the decision coming after the judiciary committee move

a box containing provisional ballots was actually found by an employee at a rental car company, left behind at an airport in fort lauderdale. multiple state election laws, we now know they were broken, disregarded altogether. the court ruled snipes acted inappropriately and now the attorney general and the florida department of law enforcement are investigating claims of criminal voter fraud. we have embattled election supervisor brenda snipes who might be out of a job soon. take a look. >> it is time to move on, and let someone else handle the election business. >> sean: tonight, losing her high-paying job may be the least of her worries. the florida attorney general pam bondi and florida senator marco rubio will be with us tonight. but first, jim acosta desperately trying to get back into the white house, 1600 pennsylvania avenue. last week, as white house pass was revoked after what was clearly unprofessional conduct, an incident where he just refused to give up a shared microphone. shared, keyword. literally he wanted to debate their race. >> that's enough. speak to it that's eno

>> i own a rental management company. i have 600 units in san francisco and some in the east bay and we have approximately 125 clients. our building size that we manages about five units. >> and you are probably very familiar with how petitions work >> absolutely. >> okay. how do you assess and document the value of the work you are doing as necessary and critical to the life and safety of the tenants? >> it depends on the petition, but it's typically the work is documented by getting multiple bids for the work so you can have a comparison of the work work that is being done in making sure that the contractors who are bidding on it are giving you their assessments are typically the lower builder darth vader is accepted and all the work is documented by getting create copies of invoices and copies of cancelled checks to make sure the money that is spent is according to the original contract and work is not being inflated unnecessarily. >> that is good to know. is very typical limit of time that tenants have two endure disr

know that there was a provisional ballot box left in a rental car at the airport which contained unmarked ballots in it. there are a lot of problems here in broward county. no one has any confidence in brenda snipes. >> laura: a box of unmarked ballots. what can possibly go wrong with that? are the even supposed to leave the polling places? they don't like it would seem like -- that's like having a tet floating around, as a t-test floating around or something. that's obviously worse than an s.a.t. test. i want to go to you. because snipes seems to be in willful disobedience of court orders. she simply doesn't care. she's making $178,000 a year. she's got 10%-20% salary bump up in 2016. she's making pretty good coin for screwing up another electio election. why should anyone have faith in this process here and yet all these media outlets, there is no fraud, no fraud at all? look the other way. >> laura, to your point, the florida g.o.p., we sued brenda snipes after last election because we saw a lot of the same stuff we've seen in this election. we got an order from a judge basically telli

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the bill would restrict short term a rentals to property owner's primary residents. council members say tt will stop commercial property investors from buying homes and apartments tra o as short-term rentals. they promised to lim rentals to 90 days a year. >>> they're looking at a bill that would give 16 and vote.ar-olds the right to the d.c. bill would let 16 and 17-year-olds to vote for federal offices, such as the president. if the council eventually apoves the bill, it would be the first place to allow voters to weigh in on who should be in the white house at that early age. >>> well, it just b mig the classiest way to support d.c. state hood. >> city winery is hoping you'll pick up a bottle of its newestne . city winery partnered with d.c. vote to create the 51. th district does not have representation in congress. the wines are state hood serrah and statehood. >> wine is called 51st. we want tbe the 51st state. >> both bottles cost less than $30. all of the profits go to d.c. vote. >> i like the name. >> yeah. >> making a statement right there. > still ahead, t

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do you think either of these are taking a bite, what changes during the holiday season for a rental and resale? >> i would like to say it's making a dent. i don't think we're at that point yet. and from a rental perspective because it is a gift you give itself, it is anticyclical and seasonal which is a point for other retailers. to know why they're pushing out sales in their fourth quarter. how can they use other business models to fuel the rest of the year and rental, in particular, tend to be nonseasonal >> your volumes must tell you something about the health of the american consumer. >> again, i think you have to get statistically significant in order to really make a comment on the health of the american consumer what we're seeing is we're seeing people sign up for the services and retention be very strong so there's not wage pressure, but like jan said, you're seeing record wage growth from a macro perspective, i think those are the trends that are more important as we look at the holiday season >> can we go back to your amazon i think you and i spoke a couple weeks ago and we co

newsletter when you get ten % off a rental for their camping gear that they would get good partnerships that allow for both ends to get benefit out of their. we are looking at enrolment communications again as we look at the next final and residential enrolments. some awareness building about the s.f. p.u.c. power enterprise brand. some outdoor and digital advertising. we will look at what we have done and see what makes the most sense to invest our resources in in the future. some open house style informational sessions and some more engagement through other partners that we see as well. we really want to get into -- past the traditional public meetings type space and be more innovative about the things we are doing. one of the great examples, if you are able to see the pop up that we did with the global climate summit to, around the 100 years of the power. we gave away snow cones to people and popped up in areas of the climate summit and also in residential areas as well. it was a fun way to educate people about where the power has come from over the last 100 years and where we are mo

>> i have a couple of rental properties. the house they purchased with this was not actually a house. i went into a partnership at an apartment complex outside of atlanta. that was me making a bet on the city of lansing being you know, low risk type of city for the longer run.and so, a partnership looks like many investors coming together and taking down a really big asset together.and i put into a partnership for that deal. >> we want you to succeed, we are hoping that you succeed. forgive us for being a little cynical because we went to the 2006 crisis but again, best of luck to you. it is a bold move on your part and we wish you all the best. thank you for being here. >> thank you so much. >> paying at the pump has a friend writing in the streets. so why are liberals fueling a similar effort here at home? it is next when "bulls & bears" returns. an august to remember, starts with a december to remember at the lexus december to remember sales event. lease the 2019 es 350 for $399 a month for 36 months. experience amazing a

you will take care of your own bike and your own car, but as they say, no one ever washes a rental car. emily: lime has hired joe christ to be its new and first chief operating officer -- lime has hired joe kraus. for more, i want to bring in the report are you just saw featured there -- the reporter you just saw featured there. why him? joshua: joe was already pretty involved with line. you mentioned he was a partner with gb, which led the most recent fund-raising round at , putting them at a valuation of over $1 billion. joe told me he is pretty much already working full-time turn to get the company to keep up with its own growth, and it was a sort of natural development of coo.ole as emily: he talks about how he sees this as more of a transportation provider, not just scooter provider. what does that mean? actually started as a bike company. they are also looking to get into something called transit ,ods, which are miniature cars and they are also looking into car sharing. maine bird, their competitor, which is entirely scooters, lime thinks it can fight off chunks of a wide range o

-- 25 to 50 percent off the price of a conventional rental. >> it's a new form of multi- family housing allows people to fit comfortably without wasting money on kitchens and living rooms and hallway space that's virtually unused throughout the day. >> reporter: star city began converting existing buildings to their shared living space model two years ago, but now wants to build two new buildings with hundreds of units in san jose. and they don't think the idea will be a tough sell anymore with people being priced out of market. >> we all grew up in houses full of family, we've been through the college situation, had roommates to get along. why not just make it scalable and make sense? i think there's a lot of logic and i applaud it. >> reporter: but what about the things you didn't like about living in a college dorm? like a roommate who was a slab? star city has an answer for that. >> we have a cleaning staff that cleans the common spaces every single day. >> reporter: rents average between 1600 and $2,400 a month, and they hope to bring the prices down on a large scale project and he

with the much smaller rental having a big say much larger nissan do you think it's possible that mr golems downfall is politically motivated to shift the division of power in favor of the japanese. well at the moment this is pure speculation but it's possibly what i do think would be surprising if. you need to have a known about these dealings and their arrangements for years you have you thought too long to go the whole big false story where in the beginning there was always an attempt to blame in a few on the roof. executive if so what's the engineers but it became more and more clear that it was widely known what's what's going on so i would expect that people were at least in the know whether this was dead in an attempt to protect themselves whether it was a consequence of a few whistleblower laws in japan dead might become clearer in the days to carlos' management shake up like this would be a good time to overhaul this entire collaboration. so i don't think that the duration of the will fall apart too much integration between nissan and renault into production and develop of n

that's 200 valid ones and their staff accidentally leaving a box of blank ballots in a rental car at an airport, and they missed the recount deadline by 2 minutes. and meanwhile in the state of georgia, the election chaos to somewhat continue. stacy abrams refusing to officially concede last week, and that's a legitimate governor in the great state of georgia, take a look. >> is he the governor-elect of georgia? >> he's the reason we have an adequate number of votes. >> you are not answering the question. is he the governor-elect of georgia? >> he is the legal governor of georgia. >> that sounds like a sore lose loser. we still have two u.s. house races that are still undecided and looking good. up by 1500, robert woodall a little below .500 and it looks like both of them leading those races. 37 seats in the house. that is nothing compared to president obama and clinton. 2010, obama's first midterm and democrats lost 63 house seats and six seats in the senate. they told him in the first midterm that democrats lost 52 seats in the house and ate and the senate. so much for the blue wav

at another time, we had a party rental company. now we've had residuals when we sold those companies there were residual assets and those were used, and worked those through a third party. there is nothing we are hiding. these things were added to the committee in washington and they said it's okay. it is filed exactly correctly. the irs looks at us frequently because we have a complex return. the irs looks at our returns and an accountant looks at our returns and everyone says it looks exactly right. i am not sure exactly what you are driving at here. but you're the one that has a company charging sick people a 10% surcharge in order to pay you or your business partner lavish sums of money. your company made millions charging people who were the most fragile in our system. you yourself point out how fragile they are. and you do that? how can you look at yourself in the face? >> i can because i disclosed five years of complete tax records and the financial statements on record and i have the ethics committee without needing to do a

at another time we had a party rental company. now, we've had residuals. when we sold those companies, there were residual assets, and those are used -- and we worked those through a third party. there's nothing that we're hiding. actually, these things were asked to the ethics committee in washington, and they said, no, it is okay. it's -- he has filed exactly correctly. the irs looks at us frequently. we have a very complex return, and the the irs looks at our returns, our paid accountant looks at our returns, and everybody says we're filling it exactly right. so i'm not sure exactly what you are driving at here, but you're the one who has the company that is charging sick people a 10% surcharge "news of the world" to pay -- in order to pay you or glow business partner lavish sums of money. your company made millions charges people who are the most fragile in our system. you yourself pointed out how fragile you are. and you do that? how in the world can you look yourself in the face? >> moderator: time. >> i can because i've disclosed five years of compl

trailer, a rental, anything sound from jennifer harris-marks - adopted a paradise family "housing is #1 issue up there, people need a place t o go"as she researches for housing opportunities online for the baker's she talks to them almost daily trying to help with smaller needs like kirsten-grace needed a spanish- english dictionarysound from jennifer harris-marks - adopted a paradise family "she is in spanish class and did not want to fall behind" so jennifer posted on nextdoor looking for someone to donate the dictionary. it did not take long and now that is one need resolvedanother need. kirstin-grace is t he current reigning miss butte county, but she lost all of her dresses so jennifer posted on facebook.sound from jennifer harris-marks - adopted a paradise family "people were willing to donate dresses and help her out" in san rafael gabe slate kron 4 news. (robin)(robin) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. another day with rain although today's rain will be the ligh

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. >> reporter: she said this home is used as a rental. >> we know when we're in a stress area -- >> reporter: they have a plan and firefighters say that's critical. because of the strong, smoky smell out here, first responders are asking people to keep your windows closed this evening and stay inside. reporting live, "abc7 news." >> thank you very much. it's not just here in northern california, but in southern california, about 10,000 acres burned in just over four hours. in ventura county, 1200 homes have been evacuated. people are being told to evacuate in the point la gu naval base, as well. >>> that fire is not burning from the nightclub in thousand oaks where a dozen people were shot. >> one victim was sergeant ron helus, among the first to arrive at the borderline bar and grill. and exchanged gunfire with the suspect, but later died at the hospital. >> police identified the suspect as 28-year-old ian david long. they believe he took his own life after the shooting. people as young as 18 were inside the bar. the fbi and atf or helping process the scene and looking into the suspect. >>

you'll take care of your own bike or car, but no one ever washes a rental car. ♪ ramy: that was just one of the many quick takes you can find of the bloomberg. you can find them at bloomberg.com, along with latest business news and analysis 24 hours a day. that is all from "bloomberg best ." thank you for watching. i am ramy inocencio. this is bloomberg. ♪ i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. ♪ carol: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." i am carol massar. jason: i am jason kelly. we're here in new york. carol: "bloomberg businessweek" has released its 30th annual ranking of the best schools in the united states. the winner, you will have to stick around for that. jason: the search for serious returns in the decade since the financial crisis is setting up

we have people who do not have the first and last months rent in order to get into a rental unit, that don't have the money for a down payment. we have to understand the role that housing development plays in this economy. kevin: so what is your message to the secretary? rep. waters: my message is, don't hurt the most vulnerable people in our society by trying to increase the rent that they pay, whether you are talking about public housing or disrespecting the real problem that they have dealing with the private sector. i don't think that the secretary really does understand what we must do in order to ensure that we continue to have public housing, with investment in public housing, again for vulnerable people and that the rent they pay is there and does not exceed 30% of income. he has a lot to learn about how hud should be operating. kevin: congresswoman maxine waters, talking exclusively to bloomberg. any thoughts on jeff sessions resigning? rep. waters: i'm just learning that he has entered his retirement or firing or whatever you want to call it, but we also know the president ha

trailer, a rental, anything sound from jennifer harris-marks - adopted a paradise family "housing is #1 issue up there, people need a place t o go"as she researches for housing opportunities online for the baker's she talks to them almost daily trying to help with smaller needs like kirsten-grace needed a spanish- english dictionarysound from jennifer harris-marks - adopted a paradise family "she is in spanish class and did jennifer posted on nextdoor looking for someone to donate the dictionary. it did not take long and now that is one need resolvedanother need. kirstin-grace is t he current reigning miss butte county, but she lost all of her dresses so jennifer posted on facebook.sound from jennifer harris-marks - adopted a paradise family "people were willing to donate dresses and help her out" in san rafael gabe slate kron 4 news. (vicki) (vicki) today .. lawmakers and state emergency management officials took a closer look at the state's emergency alert systems. the hearing comes on the heels of the camp fire... the state's deadliest and most destructive fire in history. the eff

. >> i mean, as i understand it, you are in a rental home two and a half hours away. do you think you will ever be able to go back to paradise? >> to rebuild and live there? >> i guess. >> we haven't made our decision, and that would be -- that's a really hard decision for us to make. i was born and raised there. we chose to bring my family back there and raise our children. paradise has strong people and a lot of people want to rebuild, but we know it is going to take time just to clean up the destruction. it is going to take a long time. >> yeah. well, we're thinking of you and your family and all of the people there who had to evacuate as well as those families who have lost loved ones. thank you very much for sharing your video and your story with us. >> you're welcome. >> what amazing images. >> terrifying. you just don't know what lies ahead. you are driving hoping that you are going to see that clearing, as she did at some point. >> a record breaking new era about to begin in washington. the freshman orientation for the new class of women headed to congress nex

you'll take care of your own bike or car, but no one ever washes a rental car. ♪ ramy: that was just one of the many quick takes you can find of the bloomberg. you can find them at bloomberg.com, along with latest business news and analysis 24 hours a day. that is all from "bloomberg best." thank you for watching. i am ramy inocencio. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income. this is "bloomberg real yield." coming up, the federal reserve is not returning to read a up a fourth rate hike in december. even as global growth concerns are increasing, fueling a bid into treasuries and crude oil falling into a bear market. we begin with of the big issue, the fed staying the course. >> i would expect the fed's projection of gradual increases in the target funds rat

their staff accidentally leaving a box of blank ballots in a rental car in an airport she missed the recount deadline by two minutes, invalidating the results that would have been given another 800 votes to rick scott. the criminal investigation is ongoing. in the state of georgia. tonight, the election chaos somewhat continues there. stacy abrams refusing to terribly concede. she said there's no real past victory repausing to say that brian kemp is the legitimate governor of the great state of georgia. take a hook. >> is it he the legitimate governor-elect of georgia? >> he's the person that won the adequate number of votes -- >> with all due respect, i expect the issues that you are raising, you are not answering the question. >> i am -- >> you are not using the word legitimate. is he the legitimate governor-elect? >> he is the legal governor of georgia. >> legal, legitimate? sounds sore loserrish. aye wraps tries to uproot the will of the voters in georgia. we still have two u.s. house races that are still undecided. they are looking good for the republicans. neil love in utah, an

you will take care of your own bike or car, but no one ever washes a rental car. ♪ ♪ and that was just one of the many quick takes you can find on the bloomberg. you can also find them at bloomberg.com, or with all the latest business news and analysis 24 hours a day. that's all for "bloomberg best." thank you for watching. i'm ramy inocencio. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> i'm alix in new york in for emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology." the biggest shopping spree in the world? not black friday, it is alibaba's singles' day this weekend. we speak with the president. plus, the race for amazon's second and potentially third headquarters is reportedly narrowing. while there is excitement in the cities on the shortlist, are they ready for the giant to set up the digs? we will see what is next for hq and what that meaor

all it takes is a rental truck and they can commit a nefarious act. congressman: isis has lost its territory. isis has not lost intent. with the internet and other resources they are able to reach and threaten not just americans, but our allies. should we be reducing our investment to counter them, or should we be looking to increase our investment, look for leverage with allies and bring to bear, as you said, the full government approach to address the threat not just devices, but address the threat not just devices but groups around the world? >> i think that's exactly right, congressman. as the military phase in the campaign draws down, it is important to bring to bear other tools, so law enforcement, prosecuting isis fighters, making sure they face justice, border security tools so we can track them as they move internationally, designations and sanctions tools to cut off the flow of money to isis affiliates that have metastasized around the world. and various other civilian sector tools. congressman: i may have heard ou wrong, and i'm way over ti

trailer, a rental, anything sound from jennifer harris-marks - adopted a paradise family "housing is #1 issue up there, people need a place t o go"as she researches for housing opportunities online for the baker's she talks to them almost daily trying to help with smaller needs like kirsten-grace needed a spanish- english dictionarysound from jennifer harris-marks - adopted a paradise family "she is in spanish class and did not want to fall behind" so jennifer posted on nextdoor looking for someone to donate the dictionary. it did not take long and now that is one need resolvedanother need. kirstin-grace is t he current reigning miss butte county, but she lost all of her dresses so jennifer posted on facebook.sound from jennifer harris-marks - adopted a paradise family "people were willing to donate dresses and help her out" in san rafael gabe slate kron 4 news. (pam) today .. lawmakers and state emergency management officials took a closer look at the state's emergency alert systems.(ken) the hearing comes on the heels of the camp fire... the state's deadliest and most destructive f

we're looking for a rental right now somewhere as close as we can get to paradise. once there's power and water restored, folks could conceivably live in rvs on their property while they rebuild, but that's going to take awhile to get electricity and water back up there. >> what about kids and schools? how are the kids of the community handling this, do you know? >> well, my grandchildren are displaced as well and they're not in school right now. the high school is still standing. one of the elementary schools burned down, another one is damaged, so really don't know what the plans are of the school district to start classes again. i don't know if they'll have students up there, until like i said, until there's electricity and water, nobody is going to be up there, so we may have to enroll our children in other schools in the meantime. >> yeah. mayor jones, thank you so much for bringing us into what it is you're dealing with. the pictures, cannot imagine what you're going through, and we look at them, and it is heartbreaking. this is your life. we know it is more s

to extend and express spa has a rental term of two years with no options to extend. all vendors will pay the minimum guarantee or percentage rent based on total revenues. over the term of the leases, the airport will receive at least $9.265 million based on the annual guaranteed rent. the budget analyst has reviewed the terms of the lease and recommends approval, but i would be happy to answer questions that you may have. >> president cohen: i have a few questions. given all clear is a unique lease, skb it doesn't go through the competitive bid process, how do you determine the value of the lease? >> it does go through the competitive review process, although they are currently the only provide vendor that offers this service. the t.s.a. does have a similar service in precheck that is basically front of the line access after they've done the screening process, so we do have something to compare it against in terms of services. do you mean rent? is that what you're asking, how we determine the rent? >> president cohen: yes. >> i believe it's based on the previous -- w

and because it's rental also, everybody signing a rental agreement will be told that there are times when noise and -- will come, and they have to -- you know, it's not a condo where you're going to have screamers, it's going to be rentals. you've got to go with it. so technically, we've done buildings like this before. we know how to insulate buildings. >> commissioner fong: okay. i just want to make sure the supervisor's office, the phone doesn't ring off the hook later. okay. well, i am supportive of this, and i'm not sure others are. i will make a motion to approve. >> vice president melgar: second. >> president hillis: commissioner richards? >> commissioner richards: i guess i have a question for supervisor brown. if the legislation for some unforeseen reason doesn't pass, the project goes to 19% or 13.5? >> supervisor brown: it'll go back to 13.5. that's the grandfather because also, if you recall, the 18 months extension to get site plans in will make it where it goes back to 13.5. >> commissioner richards: and one to 100%, what do you think your chances are. >> supervisor bro

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rental and the home i own...sad bill says the hardest part is knowing that everyone is going through the same thing.sot it's toughsot it's freezing out heresot it's helljessamy says she's doing her best and gaining inspiration from those helping.sot a ten year old gave me 40 dollars yesterday and i had to say thank you because he's just a kid(jr) still lots of work to be done...people want to go home...officials say it could take a very long time. francisco's burton high school- academy of health sciences .... are taking a close- up look at what's floating around in our atmosphere. this science experiment was put together by their teacher.... who just so happened to be teaching about the respiratory system last week, when the camp fire erupted sending smoke .. polluting the bay area skies. the class left petri dishes smeared with vaseline outside over the three- day weekend.... and now, they are using microscopes to count the trapped particulates... here's one example of what was captured.that the air is really dirty ha ha we're all talking about it right, the air is so bad now they

it was a short-term rental and it was a scene of parties where there was violence. there was gun foyer in 2017. two people were wounded, and the couple had not registered it as a short-term rental with the city making it an illegal operation, the city bans them from short term rentals of the property for five years. >> the part of oakland is going public with the proposal to make it easier for anyone to drive to city streets for the port. >>> they're traveling to and from the port, it will highlight the city what they want truckers to use, the city is increasing fines for truck drivers who violent parking codes, the plan is available at the port offices and several libraries in oakland, comments are due by january 4th. >>> the time is 6:40, we know the vane coming, we're keeping streets and storm drains clear in san francisco before the rains hit. >> we'll tell you about the program people will find most likely to be backed up. >>> no more single use bottles at hotels, the bay area county that have banned the bottles of shampoo and conditioner. >> good morning, we'r

rental and the home i own...sad bill says the hardest part is knowing that everyone is going through the same thing.sot it's toughsot it's freezing out heresot it's helljessamy says she's doing her best and gaining inspiration from those helping.sot a ten year old gave me 40 dollars yesterday and i had to say thank you because he's just a kid(jr) still lots of work to be done...people want to go home...officials say it could take a very long time. (ken)) (ken)) the butte county sheriff has released a list of people who are missing from the camp fire. we've posted that list on kron-4-dot-com. it includes 103 names - with people ranging in age from their 30's to 90's. authorities say some of the people may be in shelters - and just may not be in contact with family meers. so they are asking people to take a look let them know if you have spoken to anyone on the list. governor brown toured the devastation in butte county today... along with federal emergency officials. (ken) our grant lodes is here with the message from state and federal leaders. (grant) u.s. secretary of interior ryan

i was present just last night at some ballot boxes that were found in a rental car at the airport. i can share the video with you. there were unmarked ballots in that box. if there are unmarked ballots floating around in rental cars, that lends the appearance that something is wrong here. somebody could mark the ballots. somebody could get them in here. >> a final word to mitchell. >> any chads in 2000 and there's no illegal votes now. the judge found that today. >> right. that's an important point on the facts which is there's not been findings by the judges or state authorities of voter fraud which is makes president trump's comments about this so irresponsible and fact free. thanks to my panel on the ground. i'm going right out to tallahassee where we have ron meyer who is a law expert representing senator nelson's campaign. ron, what success at stake on that issue? >> what we have is a question of using signatures of voters to have lay people determine whether they match the signatures that are on file with the registrar of elections office. we're seeing them set aside by lay p

but san francisco requires a vacation rental host live in their property most of the year. the couple has agreed to pay $185,000 in civil penalties and halt short-term rentals for five years. >>> tonight monsanto has appealed the verdict in a landmark case over its popular weed killer roundup. back in august the jury ruled in favor of a former school groundskeeper, dwayne johnson claimed an ingredient in the weed killer caused his terminal cancer. the jury awarded johnson $289 million in damages, but the judge later reduced the award to $78 million. >>> there's a saying the wheels of justice turn slowly, but how slow is too slow? >> christin ayers joins us now with an original report, christin? >> this is about a brutal murder that happened in 2013 in san francisco. the victim's family still hasn't seen justice and the suspects are still in jail waiting for their day in court. so who's to blame? there's a lot of finger pointing going on, but we may have stumbled upon at least one reason. >> i feel like it's not going to happen. >> reporter: sherry and her daughter maylina a

it's a rental, man. it's a rental. >> i was just -- i'm enamored with the camel. all right, thank you. thank you, t.j. >> we'll check back with you. >>> coming up, the revealing new interview with amanda bynes. what was behind her public breakdown? her message of hope. a beautiful article about her. >>> and up next, the mystery firefighter who saved a woman's home from the california wildfires, how she finally tracked him down to say thank you. you'll see that reunion. say thank you. you'll see that reunion. you'll see that reunion. nstalla. so that's the guy. right up there. some nazi thugs jumped him. it's a miracle he survived. [ screams ] i was a hell of a good artist. and now i can barely write my name. so, i created a world where i can heal. at your service, mademoiselle. are all of the dolls people you know? yeah, everyone has a place here in marwen. ♪ i got dreams in my head ♪ and they won't go the only way you're gonna get better, is if you face those jerks who beat you up. it's important that you're there, to look your assailants straight in the eye.

the newly-founded association campaigns for unlimited rental contracts, a cap on rents and more social housing. they hand the landlords union a symbolic check for 22 billion pounds, which is roughly what the capital's tenants will spend on their accommodation over the coming year. >> they have the worst rates -- rights in europe. landlords have all the power so a landlord can evict a tenant at any moment, we don't have any security. if we've got poor conditions like mold, damp, p poor conditions, even dangerous housing, it's very difficult to dodo anything about it. so we're paying all this money for bad temporary housing. >> accommodation is a human right. >> it may be a human right, yet, in reality, in britain, tenants are second-class citizens. owning your own four walls has long been seen as the norm here. and that means no home, all of your own, -- no caps off -- no castle of your own -- and you have no rights. that's still the case today. tenants are often confronted with vermin, water damage and landlords who simply don't care. and that's something jailson knows well. in england