here? who are you? the department and the opens nationwide today. we ll hear from ben afleck take you behind the scenes later in the show. first a check on weather katie. nice october forecast, so you noah loft people listen? specially since right up against the weekend here, so many things going on, whether the aids walk or run, or friday night football, or just going out to the pumpkin patch with the kids, whatever it might be there is really looks like it will be a forecast that cooperates for you, but it will starting to downhill into next week with the chance for some rain on the way. that said, there is a nice trade off there, too. stick around for the full forecast later in the show, but for now, storm scan is empty. clear as a bell. no problems. high pressure to thank for it. but, here we go again, folks, tis the season, frost advisory takes effect, when you have got really quiet forecast like this, a lot of times, you can see these kind of side effect come al
so damp, cool day, tomorrow, little bit after bright spot. at least it will dry out for one day. but already, by sunday, the next rounds of wet weather is here. coming up a bill later in the show, for now, not the best school grade, less than average, c minus, cloudy, cool, damp, light drizzle off and on any time. i definitely give the kids a jacket as you head out to the school bus today, mid 50 s at best, shooting officially for about 56 later on today. meisha, over to you. katie, great weekends to be indoors. irony of that though so many things going on outside this weekend. thank you so much. good morning, everyone, happy friday. this is where we are dealing with disable vehicle, ran over something, and you can see, a loft flashing light have, slow downs because of this, the off ramp to allegheny moving in the northbound direction, make note that s out there, not clearing out of the way yet. ninety-five south at cottman, what you are looking at, cracking the 6:00 hour f
it s on all of our offices to come in really comprehending and asking all the questions prior to a full board meeting or asking for a continuance in advance. i just think, you know, in most cases i would support continuance. but in this one, we are hearing from so many residents there is a housing crisis that s going on currently. and instead of facing threatened evictions throughout our city and i know that this type of eviction is something that is impacting supervisor avalos s district. and i didn t fully comprehend the legislation until i got e-mails from his residents explaining actually this type of eviction that they have faced previously and if this legislation had been in effect, this would not impact them. so, tenants that had been threatened eviction so that their units could be merged with another unit to be filled out to sell off a larger unit, et cetera, et cetera, i think there are not a whole lot of things that we locally can do to support our tenants you un
were empty and could be merged. this would not allow you to merge the units if there had been a no-fault eviction in order to have the two units available to merge into a larger unit. okay. so, to make your legislation, connect the dots for me. how does this save rentals? or affordable what are we trying to do here? according to this incentive for units to be demolished or merged and converted. one of the ways is if there has been a no-fault eviction or there is a disincentive, you can t evict a tenant because you re not going to be able to actually make a conversion of the building or merge units in the building or demolish the building in the future. so, it could actually work to preserving the tenants and the rental stock in those building. we re also making sure that where a property owner does want to make improvements to nonconforming units, that a building where there are conforming units, that they be able to make those conversions and to actually stabilize that