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night s biggest moments and performances throughout the show. well, today is monday, november 20th, i m wearing the suit. you know what that means. good morning, everyone, i m jim donovan. good monday. i m rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this eagles monday. yes, i think rahel you said it best. you said a beat-down. and we are happy about it. lot of construction, we had accident, those are clearing out of our way, overall looking good. and i see pat gallen just walk in the studio rubbing the sleep out of his eyes. yes, when i rolled over, i always go to twitter with i roll out of bed. i saw this guys tweeting three hours ago, he s still up? craziness. but you got to watch it. so let s get you outside. things looking very, very good you can see few lake enhanced snow flurries, so let us know if you re seeing any of that, if we have any weather watchers up and adam, tweet me at katie fehlinger. but, for the most part, you are just going t ....
pockets, these impressions that we re the greedy landlords is wrong, we re small business owners and we re just basically trying to operate our small business. reporter: currently there are roughly 44,000 rent controlled units in san jose. landlords of those units can legally raise the rent 8% a year more than enough advocates say to put the squeeze on working families. it s supposed to balance a reasonable fair return but at the same time make sure that tenants aren t being subjected to unjust rents. reporter: supporters are strengthening the rent control ordinance would like to see annual increases tied to inflation or the cost of living. the council will have to wade through several competing proposals as they try to cool the red-hot rental market. reporter: now, the council is going to consider a proposal that would link the annual increases in rent to the cost of living. another that would cap it at 5%. and yet another at 6%. and those public comments are e ....