SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — A San Francisco man's home is contaminated after sewage floods his apartment, and it's not the first time he's faced this problem.

Armed with a squeegee, 77-year-old Jakow tried to remove black puddles of sewage from his San Francisco apartment on Tuesday evening. As Yakov dragged a bucket of the foul-smelling mud onto his patio, a maintenance worker explained that help wasn't on the way immediately and said, “We'll work on your unit tomorrow, sir.”

Yakov lives on Bay Street in the North Beach neighborhood of San Francisco, in a 341-unit complex owned and managed by the John Stewart Company. On Monday evening, sewage began to overflow from his toilet.

At the same time, flooding also occurred at the Trader Joe's garage, which was located on the street level of the complex. The grocery store was closed Tuesday while workers cleaned up inside and plumbers parked outside.

However, this is not the first time that plumbing has been a problem in the complex. Cell phone video from Yakov's unit from 2016 shows the aftermath when his bathroom overflowed for the first time. Dehumidifiers and fans blow onto exposed walls and bare floors. It took more than a month to repair this damage.

When Yakov's apartment was flooded with sewage two years ago, his family had to spend more than $4,000 to replace all of his furniture. And now that it's happened again and his couch, rugs and chairs are covered in sewage, his family fears they'll lose thousands of dollars again.

“It is of course very expensive, but also very stressful,” said Yakov’s daughter Rimma, who looks after her father. Rimma says she has been trying to move her father to another apartment in the complex for years without success, due in large part to the flooding. “I don’t understand why it’s so hard to look at the blueprints and figure out which pipe goes where and how to fix it.”

Yakov is currently staying in a hotel paid for by the owners.

ABC7 spoke on the phone with John Stewart, the company's chairman, who said they would fix this issue and cover the cost of lost property.

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A San Francisco woman has spent more than a quarter century helping older adults and people with disabilities stay safely in their homes.

Daisy McArthur lives a life of service because she loves people.

“I say, 'Whatever you do, be patient, be kind and listen to them,'” she said.

At age 76, McArthur has worked for the city's Department of Home Support Services for more than 25 years. It helps low-income seniors and people with disabilities so they can stay in their own homes instead of moving into a facility.

She also serves as secretary to the board of directors. Her service is rooted in her Southern upbringing. As a child, she accompanied her mother and her neighbors during emergencies.

“We watched them take care of the elderly. People who got sick or were bitten by snakes broke a leg or an arm,” she described.

McArthur helps her clients with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, cooking and laundry. She cared for a client for more than 30 years until he recently passed away at the age of 101. Before that, she looked after his 102-year-old mother.

The job isn't easy and can be lonely, but McArthur knows she's making a difference.

“I want to treat myself the way I would treat you, and that is kindness. The golden rule,” McArthur said.

Executive Director Eileen Norman says McArthur is the perfect role model, mentor and trainer for 22,000 home support service providers in San Francisco.

“Ms. Daisy is warm, loving, sensitive and matter-of-fact,” Norman said. “Above all, Ms. Daisy fights for what she believes in.”

When a fire destroyed her Bush Street apartment building 25 years ago, she fought for emergency relief and housing for three dozen other homeless tenants, earning her the nickname “Mayor of Bush Street.”

At the start of the COVID pandemic, McArthur and one of her clients became advocates for vaccinating older adults when many were skeptical of the vaccine.

She also organized memorial services and funerals for several homeless people she met.

Ultimately, McArthur just wants to help people succeed.

“I hope they remember the kindness, the goodness and the work I did,” she said. “There’s an old song: ‘May the work I do speak for me.”

This week's Bay Area Jefferson Award goes to Daisy McArthur for going above and beyond in providing home care and training.

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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — A man who police said assaulted and robbed an elderly man in San Francisco, and later that same day carjacked and partially ran over an elderly woman, has been taken into custody, police said Tuesday.

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Both incidents happened on April 10, the first at about 10:26 am in the area of ​​Leavenworth and Eddy Streets in the city’s Tenderloin District. An 81-year-old man told officers he was walking on the sidewalk when he was aggressively approached by an unknown male who aggressively asked for money. After the victim declined, the suspect pushed him to the ground and robbed him of his belongings, police said.

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Vacaville police on March 21, 2022, shared this photo of one of its officers walking with a woman who was found wandering on a busy street. The post triggered a community discussion on the difficulties faced when caring for a loved one with dementia.

VACAVILLE, Caif. – The Vacaville Police Department has received praise and triggered a compassionate, community discussion on the heartbreaking realities of caring for a loved one with dementia.

On Monday, the department posted a touching photo of one of its officers walking with an elderly woman who had been found wandering onto a busy street and into parking lots.

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Police said an alert community member had noticed the woman and went over to help her to safety.

“The community member stopped to help and recognized the elderly woman was a neighborhood member who was displaying signs similar [to] those she’d seen in her own grandmother who suffered from dementia,” police shared, adding that it prompted the community member to call police.

Officers arrived and were able to quickly identify the woman, thanks to a necklace she wore which included her contact information. They went on to notify a relative who worked nearby, police explained.

While waiting for the woman’s relative to arrive, an officer took the opportunity to go the extra mile.

“… the officer volunteered to continue to walk through the park with the woman to help keep her at ease while they waited,” police said. “As they walked, the officer chatted with the senior and she spoke about her favorite foods, how much she loves dogs, and how she just wanted to go home.”

For many local law enforcement agencies, their officers were no strangers to these situations, as they’re often called on by desperate family members trying to locate a loved one suffering from memory loss due to dementia.

These sensitive and stressful events were not lost on the Vacaville Police Department as it offered some insight, providing a compassionate look into the subjects of these all too common cases.

“Imagine: You’ve lived a long, joyous life. You’ve seen the world change through so many decades,” the department shared in its post. “But now, the destructive powers of dementia are slowly robbing you of those precious life memories, and you occasionally find yourself wandering around, unsure exactly of where you are or where you’re headed.”

The Facebook post received more than 1.6K likes and a huge response from community members, many who could relate.

“With tears in my eyes and losing my mother to a horrendous case of dementia thank you so much for taking care of this lady with loving kindness it’s the only thing that works when things start going this way,” Cathy Gentry-hendricks wrote in the post’s comments.

Facebook user Luke Witthar shared, “I’m going through with that with my mother right now. She’ll call me at work and ask me what day it is and what time it is. Is so hard on a family.”

Kay Johnson Nelson expressed appreciation for the care taken to help the distressed woman. “Most grandmas have spent their lives caring for family and others. It’s so good to see family and community caring for our elderly members,” she wrote.

Police also used the post to offer this safety tip for families who have a loved one dealing with memory loss: “If you have an elderly family member that is at risk of becoming lost or disoriented, a necklace or bracelet with helpful information is a major resource for any Good Samaritans or first responders working to help,” police shared.

And to those who praised the department for its efforts, the police returned the expression of gratitude to the community, noting the effort was a collective one.

“There are a ton of wonderful people in our community, and it’s always nice to share a story that reminds us about positive humanity,” the department responded, also saying, “Our community members prove time and time again that they are willing to look out for and help one another.”

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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — A former IRS agent and current Southern California tax professional was arrested last week and accused of running a Ponzi scheme that defrauded an elderly Santa Rosa woman of more than $1 million over seven years.

On Monday, Santa Rosa police identified the suspect as Elana Cohen-Roth, 77, of Marina Del Rey. Police said Cohen-Roth’s Ponzi scheme consisted of making interest payments to her investors/victims, while using incoming “investment” funds to allow for her lavish lifestyle.

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The victim initially reported the alleged fraud in December 2020, telling police she had entrusted a significant amount of funds to an acquaintance to invest on her behalf. The woman told the police she met the suspect in 2012 through a mutual friend.

In January 2021, police said the department’s property crimes units obtained search warrants for the Marina Del Rey home of Elana Cohen-Roth, 77, as well as at her employer’s office in Los Angeles, seizing boxes of financial documents and correspondence. Until Monday evening, tax attorney firm Mather Anderson lists Cohen-Roth in a page on its website as an enrolled agent and tax return practitioner with 20 years of IRS experience including tax auditor, field agent and appeals officer. updated: The web page has since been removed.

In an email to CBS News San Francisco, Mather Anderson said, “Elana is not an employee of Mather Anderson and has never been. She is engaged on certain of the firm’s IRS cases for accounting services. She also rents space from the firm. This matter has nothing to do with any of the firm’s clients.” Police have not accused Mather Anderson of any wrongdoing.

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Over 12 months following the initial search warrants, detectives served additional search warrants, combed through additional documents and electronic communications, and interviewed additional victims, police said. Detectives also audited bank accounts and thousands of transactions over the course of several years for the victim and suspect.

According to police, the victim had lost more than $1 million over a seven-year period to Cohen-Roth. The victim told police she believed she was investing in lucrative, high-yielding opportunities. When she no longer had any funds to invest and asked for her investments, the suspect’s demeanor and communications raised the victim’s suspicions, police said.

Detectives confirmed their suspicions and learned the victim had lost more than $1 million to the suspect over a seven-year period. The victim believed she was investing in lucrative high-yielding investment opportunities, but police said when the victim no longer had any funds to invest and asked for her investments to be liquidated, the suspect’s demeanor and communications raised suspicions.

On January 18, Santa Rosa police detectives assisted by Los Angeles police officers arrested Cohen-Roth at her home in Marina Del Rey and booked her into LA Metropolitan Detention Center Jail on 22 counts of financial elder abuse and three counts of money laundering. She was expected to be transferred to the Sonoma County Jail this week.

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Santa Rosa police said detectives believe there are other victims of Cohen-Roth’s Ponzi scheme in California who have also invested significant funds for high yield investments. Police urged anyone who believes they are a victim to contact their local jurisdiction. Potential Sonoma County victims were asked to contact SRPD Property Crimes Detective Jeff Woods at JRWoods@srcity.org.

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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF/BCN) — An elderly man and woman were held at gunpoint during a home invasion in the Outer Richmond neighborhood of San Francisco, police said Tuesday morning.

San Francisco police officers said the robbery was reported at 11:13 a.m. at a home on the 700 block of 40th Avenue. Three suspects forcibly entered the home and one pointed a gun at an 81-year-old man and a 79-year-old woman and demanded money.

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The perpetrators looked around the apartment, but then fled without taking anything with them.

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They were described as three men believed to be in their 20s who have not been arrested. Police have not released detailed descriptions of them.

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Anyone with information about the case is asked to call the San Francisco Police Department’s tip hotline at (415) 575-4444 or text a tip with “SFPD” at the top of the message to TIP411.

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BYHALIA, miss. – A craftsman shares his side of the story after a Byhalian woman said he cheated on her out of nearly $ 13,000.

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“I’m devastated. I’m devastated,” said Billy Terry, who owns Terry’s Handyman Service. “What rights do I have?”

Terry said Charlene Glover hired him to build her a wheelchair ramp, lay the floor all over the house, and make other upgrades, but he said things were quickly turning south.

“I get a call next and it was her son, Johnny Glover. He told me he was also a contractor and I charged his mom too much to do this job so he would do part of it, ”Terry said.

Terry said he was going to close a project and then find it was rolled back, so he started taking pictures of his work. In one photo, three boards are attached to Glover’s house. The boards are missing in our video, which was recorded after Terry’s last day at work.

“I told Ms. Glover what was going on. She started pointing out things that I needed to fix. I said I won’t keep fixing this stuff, ”Terry said.

Terry also said Glover wrote him a check for $ 9,000 – not the nearly $ 13,000 she claimed. And he said he gave her the check back. Glover said that’s not true.

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“He didn’t give me a check because I didn’t give him a check. I gave him cash, ”said Glover.

And the receipt we showed you last week as evidence, did Glover pay an extra $ 3,700? Terry said that was evidence that items had been tampered with, but Glover said there was a simple explanation.

“I told him I was going to take this off so you would know and I know I gave you the money and he said, ‘Okay,'” said Glover.

Glover said Terry hasn’t called her since his last day at work, but contractors reached out to do some of the work.

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A 75-year-old Asian woman who was attacked on the street is taking the nearly $ 1 million donated for her medical bills and using it to fight racism, her family says.

After Xiao Zhen Xie was slapped in the face in an unprovoked attack in San Francisco on March 17th, she hit herself back. “He harasses old people,” Xie said in a video that was filmed after the attack by CNN subsidiary KPIX. “So I struck.”

After the attack, Xie suffered from two black eyes, a swollen wrist, and post-traumatic stress disorder that made her too scared to leave her home, according to a GoFundMe page her family set up to raise money for medical bills .

GoFundMe raised more than $ 930,000 within a week of the attack. The original target was $ 50,000.

Now her family says Xie wants the money to go to the Asian American community to fight racism and say the problem is bigger than her, according to the online fundraiser.

The site also says that Xie’s mental and physical health has improved. Now she can open her injured eye and is “in a better mood”.

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San Francisco police said a 39-year-old man assaulted an 83-year-old Asian man and was followed by a security guard when he beat Xie.

The suspect was taken to the San Francisco County Jail and was due to appear in court later this month.

After the attack, police said investigators are “working to determine whether bias is a motivating factor”.

San Francisco Police have stepped up patrols in predominantly Asian neighborhoods after “an alarming spike in brazen anti-Asian violence in recent weeks” in the Bay Area, the ministry said.

Anti-Asian attacks have increased dramatically in the United States during the Covid-19 pandemic. Stop AAPI Hate group says it received more than 500 reports of anti-Asian hate incidents in the first two months of 2021.

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The search for a missing San Francisco elderly woman continued on Wednesday when various leaders asked the public for help.

Jean Chang Kan Fung, an 84-year-old grandmother, was no longer seen around 4:00 p.m. on May 28. She lives in the Inner Richmond neighborhood but was last seen in the Marina District, the San Francisco District Attorney’s office reported.

“I beg the San Francisco community to help us find Ms. Fung, a beloved grandmother who has been missing for five days,” District Attorney Chesa Boudin said in a statement. “My co-workers offered help to SFPD during this investigation and this is an urgent search that also requires the help and vigilance of the public. We must all do everything we can to get Ms. Fung home quickly and safely. In the meantime, our victim services team will continue to offer all possible assistance to Ms. Fung’s family. “

According to police, Fung is six feet tall, weighs 90 pounds and has white hair. She was last seen wearing a red or pink puff jacket, purple sweater, brown pants, black Ugg boots, and a red hat with an “LG” logo on it.

Police said they were visiting the following areas: Clement Street, the Golden Gate Bridge, Crissy Field, and the Graton and River Rock casinos.

Prosecutors said she was last seen Friday afternoon when California Highway Patrol officers dropped her near Safeway in the Marina District.

“We don’t know that a crime has taken place. But we do know that a beloved grandmother and mother are missing and their family is eagerly awaiting their return,” Boudin said in a statement. “I thank my staff and SFPD officials for their efforts in this case and we need help. We ask all of us to join together as San Franciscans and bring Jean Chang Kan Fung home.”

Fung’s family released the following statement:

Our grandmother is a very kind person who always smiles and loves the outdoors. Our whole family has been very worried since Friday. We know she’s out there. We don’t know how she is doing, whether she is hungry or needs help. We ask everyone to look out for her. She speaks Cantonese and Toisan. We miss her. Thank you to everyone who helped with this search and continues to help. Our family has always been their top priority. Because of the language barrier, we believe she feels helpless and scared. Please help us reunite.

When you see Fung, you will be asked to call 911 immediately.

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