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Support for Forum comes from Broadway S.F. presenting Parade, the musical revival based on a

true story. From three-time Tony-winning composer Jason Robert Brown comes the story of Leo and

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From KQED.

On Friday, Governor Gavin Newsome announced a tentative eviction moratorium deal between lawmakers and advocacy groups for landlords and tenants.

The deal comes as the state legislature prepares to wrap up its session today.

Landlords are praising the agreement as a sensible approach that isn't a giveaway to renters, but tenant groups have criticized the bill, saying it leaves too many Californians

vulnerable to eviction. We'll get the details on Assembly Bill 3080, and joining us now to give

us those details is KQED reporter Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez.

Hi, Joe. Thanks for talking to us. Hey, thanks for having me.

So spell it out for us. What does this agreement do in broad strokes? I know everyone had to

give up something here. Yeah, there are a few folks who are entirely happy with this. And I got

to say, before I explain it, one of the biggest critiques of it is that it is so complicated that it

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