more than 12-thousand square feet of space.terry moore/realtor- "welcome to 5751 verna way."undred square feet.terry moore/realtor- "the home was built in 1952. this room has all refinished hardwood floors." the average monthly mortgage payment basded on convenional 30 year loa is about $3,717...h which means you'd have to make about $150,000 a year to afford it.terry moore/realtor- "depending on, you know, what your down payment is and, and how the, the loan is going to be structured, but typically that's uh, that's a fair assessment of income." if you like to cook... you'll have plenty of room to whip up your meals.terry moore/realtor- "the kitchen is a retro kitchen from the 50s." the additional family room leads outside to the back.terry moore/realtor- "the spacious backyard has a meyer lemon tree, some raised gardening beds and great views." along with a swimming pool there's enough real estate to host a party.the real estate agent says this could be a starter home -- or, the place where you decide to raise your family. in clayton, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam)

some sellers wondering if paying a 5 to 6 percent commission to a realtor is worth it. we'll see the new crop of companies offering what they say are less expensive options. >> if i put them up like they have them in the motels. >> reporter: the bathroom may be a bit dated but david knew he wouldn't is any trouble selling his san jose home. >> i watched houses sell in this area in a heart beat. >> reporter: instead of using a traditional full service real estate, david tried farrah, a real estate start-up that claims to save the average seller about $20,000. >> we remove all the complexity. >> reporter: they provide some services for free and founder says much of the process is done online. >> internet is making everything for efficient. everything has begun cheaper, so should selling, buying and selling homes. >> reporter: here's how it works. someone from farrah takes photos, lists the home, does an inspection and holds open houses for free. sellers who want more assistance can request a farrah agent who charges a 1% commission. interested buyers first provide a credi

. >> this realtor had a target on her back. >> she did. and she didn't know it. >> reporter: for beverly, being a realtor was more than just closing a deal. >> was she in the perfect job for her personality? >> yes. >> absolutely. >> yes. >> reporter: her sons, chad and carl jr., and carl jr's wife, kim were always amazed at how much their mom's clients loved her. >> well, one of her clients, she had gone to their wedding and then went to a baby shower. so she just sold them a house. it was a newer client. and i think that that speaks for itself. >> she had a nice smile. >> she had a beautiful smile. and, um, she had a laugh that -- that would fill a room. >> and she was hands down the most genuine person you've ever met. >> reporter: chad, beverly's youngest son, says it was like his mom glowed. >> she was very radiant. i think that's what spoke out to people was that confidence, and people noticed. obviously, she was naturally beautiful. >> reporter: it was that natural beauty that caught the eye of her husband, carl. they met when they

some so spec realtors may -- realtors may earn a salary whether the commission. up nest has agents compete to sell homes. they can lower their commission. >> companies are always looking for new models. >> reporter: he is been selling homes in the bay area for 16 years. traditional realtors can be a little weary of the new kids on the block. >> they are not incentivized to get the best result. there incentivized to get the project sold and done. the value that we create supersedes the amount of commission that would be saved in a transaction. >> reporter: he says a lot can go wrong in a residential real estate deal that less experienced or lower paid agents might not be equipped to handle. >> there are always uses of the process that are new and challenging inside every transaction. >> everything has streamlined the process. it is a standard process. >> reporter: this customer says that his steel went smoothly. his home was on the market for eight days and sold for 300,000 -- over asking price. >>> we had a beautiful sunset this evening. this is looking toward sa

alameda is up 11.8 percent while san mateo county grew 7 percent.rick smith/realtor ".....microsoft, making substantial investments in land and office buildings across the south bay and peninsula and they're message is they're here and they're here to stay and they are attracting top flight people..."smith says the association's national research committee seesprices rising 8-percent per year for at least two more years. he says inventory is up slightly but deals get done fast. this home was on the market for just nine days.rob fladeboe/san jose "...no matter how you spin it, this red hot real estate market comes down tosupply and demand. a very limited supply and a seemingly insatiable demand. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. a celebration took place for a north bay community where the first resident was able to move back into his rebuilt home after the devastating north bay fires. city officials, local contractors and others gathered in the coffey park neighborhood to celebrate dan bradford. he is the first to move back into the area after the tubbs fire destroyed thousands of

the realtor says it was perfect for her buyers. >> they were looking for a specific floor plan. they wanted this part of sunnyvale because it's super tino schools. >> reporter: they found it. for $3.1 million. about 25% above the home home's asking price. >> it's worth $3.1 million if someone is paying $3.1 million. >> reporter: moran says multiple people bid on the house, which sold in just eight days. but it took more than moran says finally bit when she offered to meet her. >> she said no other realtor that was writing offers on the house made that sort of personal connection or human factor to it. and told me later it made a big difference. >> reporter: a guy next door who didn't want to show his face on camera says it's too much. >> i think it's overpriced. i doesn't matter. it's only a place to live. >> reporter: he says it's only a matter of time before the bubble bursts. >> well, something has to give. it is in a bubble. not much question about it in my mind. >> reporter: the realtor tells me home prices in the area have gone up 37% in just the past two years and she exp

more than 12-thousand square feet of space.terry moore/realtor- "welcome to 5751 verna way." built in 1952. this room has all refinished hardwood floors." the average monthly mortgage payment basded on convenional 30 year loa is about $3,717...h which means you'd have to make about $150,000 a year to afford it.terry moore/realtor- "depending on, you know, what your down payment is and, and how the, the loan is going to be structured, but typically that's uh, that's a fair assessment of income." if you like to cook... you'll have plenty of room to whip up your meals.terry moore/realtor- "the kitchen is a retro kitchen from the 50s." the additional family room leads outside to the back.terry moore/realtor- "the spacious backyard has a meyer lemon tree, some raised gardening beds and great views." along with a swimming pool there's enough real estate to host a party.the real estate agent says this could be a starter home -- or, the place where you decide to raise your family. in clayton, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( darya ) here's a look at what 750-thousand will get you i

(ted smith, realtor) "polished concrete floors. very easy to take care of." bedrooms and two full baths. the master bath has a sliding door to maximize space. the bathroom is nice and all.. but the real piece de resistance is up another flight of stairs. ásot(ted smith, realtor) "this magnificent 360 degree view that we've got."(reporter) "oh, wow!" a 530 square foot rooftop deck. up in the trees.. seemingly away from it all.. except you're really not.ásot(ted smith, realtor)"just hop down the street, turn right, you go down to congress avenue and you're in the middle of everything and you can head straight downtown from there if you don't want take the expressway, which you shouldn't. you should never get on the expressway in austin!" 10:49:06 in austin, i'm sydney benter. ((ken)) sydney benter. in austin, i'm 10:49:06 in austin, i'm sydney benter. ((ken))a well known candy maker..has a new owner.the new england confectionary company...makes necco wafers and those sweethearts conversation hearts you see on valentine's day.today the ohio- based spangler candy

(justine) a california congressman is under fire for comments he made at a meeting with realtors last week. orange county congressman dana rohrabacher says home owners shouldn't have to sell to gay or transgender people. he also reiterated why he believes home owners have a right to decide who to sell property to, even if it means to refusing to sell to gay and transgender people. <"i don't apologize for that at all. someone who, i certainly believe that people can choose whatever lifestyle they want. but people who are religious and have strong convictions about some things that are moral and not moral, they should not be forced to do business with those who they think are involved with immoral acts."> l-g-b-t-q advocacy group "the human rights campaign" issued a statement calling tstatements "unconscionable." it also says he is out of touch with his constituents. the national association of realtors is no longer recommending that members send donations to rohrabacher's campaign (justine) in our world news coverage tonight -- in a surprise announcement, south korea confirms having qu

an 11% jump, according to the realtor. mortgages ras, is burdening the housing costs for people who are living far away j from centers and downtown areas. >> while the mos recent trend has been a return to the urban core, living in the city has become enormously expensive. compared to making the trek out the suburbs or even the ex-urbs, as gas prices rise, iney eat away at the savings. >> i'm pla to relocate and go south where it's more i can't live and work just to pay for gas prices. >> reporter: there's no specific data on how higher gas prices affect home sales and and the impact is likely shrinking giving thear popy of hybrid cars and rideshares, but there's mo question that higher prices for anything take a toll on consumer confidence, and buying a home the biggest investment that most w peopll ever make, is all about confidence. fort, "nightly business rep i'm diana olick in gtwash. >>> the etf made up of major home building companies is down more than 12% year to date while the s&p 500 has risen 2%. at's weighing o

month the third straigh of annual decline.th e realtors continue to blame the severe shortage of homes for sale as well as weakening affordability. sky high prices have more borrowers putting less down on after holding steady for two years, the share of conventional ans backed by fannie mae with less than 10% rose last year and ise expectation is it will higher this year. >> people are struggling to come up with downpayment and, hence, going for the minimum that is needed. >> reporter: millennials are getting hit hardest having to stretch their budgets the most because there are so few entry-level homes for sale.mi ennials were the primary drivers of homeownership last year but fell back in the first quarter of this year. >> american workers are looking for affordable n homes right wherever they can find them. has become a real crisis. >> reporter: now they' facin higher mortgage rates as well. the weak march sales numbers came ines even before r jumped at the start of april. lman says may higher rates will cool demand and actually help. >> if there were two buyersor every house instea

alameda is up 11.8 percent while san mateo county grew 7 percent.rick smith/realtor ".....microsoft,facebook, apple, all of these substaial investments in land and office buildings across thsouth bay and peninsula and they're message is they're here and they're here to stay and they are attracting top flight people..."smith says the association's national research committee seesprices rising 8-percent per year for at least two more years. he says inventory is up slightly but deals get done fast. this home was on the market for just nine days.rob fladeboe/san jose "...no matter how you spin it, this red hot real estate market comes down tosupply and demand. a very limited supply and a seemingly insatiable demand. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (sports)(sports) kron 4 news.jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (sports) (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. stubborn is an incurable insomniac. it never takes no for an answer. to stubborn, "impossible" is just an opinion. the end is where stubborn begins. and keeps on going until it's got nothing left. a

i mean trying to have his hands in everything realtors developers and lenders all want to do business with him he was such a normal guy ate so much money that he could be humble and normal but mast rose live changes in nineteen seventy four when he meets linda and o a woman nearly twenty five years his junior team better in the baking business. she was a teller at one of the banks bought a house she lived up in or seattle bought a new car schumer pretty much as a kept woman after decade of courtship the couple married in june nineteen eighty nine she had a tremendous influence on my he went from normal suits debris on the suits. she made him join all these clubs and donate money to events and go to events mast rose oils blended with luxury vacations expensive dinner and even a special closet the closet was unbelievable. she took a bedroom and got the whole closet out of it and push and learn for in a town that prefers bicycles to bentley's the ostentatious news stands out but the gifts that really turned heads are two diamond we won fifteen point nine carats in one twenty seven point

alameda is up 11.8 percent while san mateo county grew 7 percent.rick smith/realtor ".....microsoft, google, facebook, apple, all of these companies are making substantial investments in land and office buildings across the south bay and peninsula and they're message is they're here and they're here to stay and they are attracting top flight people..."smith says the association's national research committee seesprices rising 8-percent per year for at least two more years. he says inventory is up slightly but deals get done fast. this home was on the market for just nine days.rob fladeboe/san jose "...no matter how you spin it, this red hot real estate market comes down tosupply and demand. a very limited supply and a seemingly insatiable demand. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (pam) a waterslide... that left a 10 year old boy injured in dublin last year, is set to reopen tomorrow. operators of the 'wave waterpark' say, they are confident that this time around ... the slide will be safe for children. last year, a 10 year old boy was violently flung off the slide known as 'the em

jonathan badiaco, realtor: "gold canyon, it's kind of the hidden gem of arizona."tled next to the superstition mountains this massive home sits in a gated community. let's talk about the house itselftaking up just shy of half an acre the first thing you'll want to do in this tuscan style home is kick your shoes off and relax. jonathan badiaco, realtor: "this is a gorgeous four bedroom, three bathroom house. it's a little over 3600 square feet"the ceilings are tall 12 feet and the open floor plan was designed to give you space and privacy.jonathan badiaco, realtor: split floor plan as well so you have your master bedroom on one side of the house and your guest quarters on the other side of the house. outside a very spacious backyard with a heated pool and jacuzzi artificial turf . and up the spiral staircase a patio with a 360 degree view of the mountains. adam waltz, reporter:: "i would say the only downside is that if you're a golfer, it's a long, long trek to the nearest golf course. (zooms out) what's that" like, 10 feet?you'll sit on the 12th hole of the dinosa

that's why they do these realtor open houses on tuesday they bring the realtors in to discuss the listingnd what the price should be. some agents say if we come in below market value, we may get a better number. >> they do it consistently and the house never goes that seems disingenuous to me. >> it's just a strategy. it's just a way of getting attention in the market. though there's so many buyers in the market, you wouldn't seem to need to draw a lot of eyes in, because there's mreplenty of eys in the market. if that's a stlat rategy they're using, it's probably working >> i've seen the opposite strategy, where that house in alpine that was 120 million or something, they cut the price and now it's in the double digits >> if we still work in englewood cliffs, and you decide to move out -- >> you're not winning him to new jersey >> eventually you will you will a lot of people eventually see the light. trees, grass, pets >> at some point there's some oldable hoge homes later in my life, when i'm ready to pack it all in. >> danielle, diana, thank you both for joining us. >> you have fish yo

alameda is up 11.8 percent while san mateo county grew 7 percent.rick smith/realtor ".....microsoft, google, facebook, apple, all of these companies are making substantial investments in land and office buildings across the south bay and peninsula and they're message is they're here and they're here to stay and they are attracting top flight people..."smith says the association's national research committee seesprices rising 8-percent per year for at least two more years. he says inventory is up slightly but deals get done fast. this home was on the market for just nine days.rob fladeboe/san jose "...no matter how you spin it, this red hot real estate market comes down tosupply and demand. a very limited supply and a seemingly insatiable demand. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (catherine) all this week--- kron 4 has been featuring homes at the median price in the bay area. and we take you to other cities across the country to show you what you can get for your money there. if you'd like to see all of the homes we've featured in our series this week, we posted the videos on our

why one realtor says, it might actually be the start of a trend which favors buyers.he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. (pam) it might not look like much, but this vacant plot of land in san mateo just sold for more than two- million dollars. while prices are crazy all over the bay area, kron4's maureen kelly talked to a real estate agent who is noticing a trend.. which could mean good news for those who are looking to buy. that's a tremendously high pricehere's the photo showing the house on west 3rd avenue....according to realtor-dot-com it sold in march for just over 2-point- one million.turns out the new owner didn't want it. this is what he really wanted.....the dirt.all

i said realtors, net neutrality. i said, explain. well, people now are looking at homes on the internet. perspective homes do video tours of these homes. we want our customers to have access to the internet so they can go shopping for their next home. we think it's good for american business. so do i, but not the federal communications commission. the internet has given the businesses not only abscess to customers but a global reach and ability to compete with companies large and small. success isn't determined on how rich your business is. it's how good your product is. if our country wants to grow its economy and continue to lead the world in innovation, we cannot allow the internet to become a place where businesses impose a pay-to-play scenario. i can't understand how the other party, this party of individualism and freedom, wants to take this freedom away from the american people. if the f.c.c.'s harmful new plan is allowed to take effect, consumers, businesses, and hardworking families will be hurt. it's no wonder public suppor

the house was built in 2002 but it was just remodeled last year," realtor chantelle awana says.he biggest things they did during the remodel was the kitchen. this was once a peninsula. but they converted it into an island for accessibility and to just open up the space."some of the features of the kitchen include the new countertops and cabinets as well as new stainless steel appliances."so it's a nice open layout that flows freely from the kitchen to the living room," awana explains. "what's nice about that is parents are prepping dinner. they're able to see the children playing in the living room. very easily. one of the things that the sellers recently did to this house is they installed brand new flooring."when you walk upstairs, you'll find all four bedrooms and two bathrooms. the master bedroom includes a walk-in closet.the house also features a two-car garage as well as mango and lime trees in the backyard. (pam) if you would like to see all of the houses in our series. we houses in our see all of the would like to if you (pam) the backyard. and lime trees in the backyard

foors lo realtors for a long time now maybe people are thinking we need an extra bedroom, but maybe it's cheaper to build on to our home than move >> we surveyed existing homeowners, they suggested it would take a more than 5% interest rate to significantly change their demand decisions. you bring in the larger point, if you're rate locked into your home, you might instead of moving choose to build an addition, improve the kitchen or the bathroom i think companies like home depot, lows, and e's and heloc will benefit >> mark, appreciate you getting up nice and early for us take care. >> my pleasure. >>> as oil prices continue to rise, we have another big cnbc exclusive for you. the permian power player, the ceo of devon energy with everything about demand and why some are selling their oil at discount. >>> and mount kilauea is continuing to wreak havoc, and the's more talk of earthquakes. the latest when we come back this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. >>> welcome back 5:22 on a rai

sara raudelunas is a sacramento realtor.er agency -- lyon real estate -- is listing this property. - tour of the homethe home was recently renovated with quartz countertops installed on an island kitchen counter, decked out with herringbone pattern ceramic floors.moving into the master bedroom -- -- turning on lightsis a 12 foot by 7 foot custom walk-in closet.the furniture -- just for show right now -- the space: 1947 square feet -- sitting on a little more than a tenth of an acre...with an open front and backyard (;06)sara raudelunas, realtor "we're attracting...people not only for affordability but what sacramento has to offer when you live here."the price for the home is about $300- thousand more than the median price of a home in sacramento county.and if you're looking for site seeing -- it's less than a mile from sacramento state -- and five miles from one of california's most famous buildings - the state capitol.in sacramento, kl. (grant) sacramento is not alone...seeing an influx of peole moving from the bay. others

realtors say it is a great value. neighbors slightly different story. >> things have definitely gotten crazy. that one is 21 million? this one was 10. i guess that was a bargain. >> realtors are not expecting this to be different. they think it will go above asking. >>> and still ahead, this week's jefferson award winner and her mission to rescue animals, that's after the break. kpix five' >>> saving animals from euthanasia, that's the mission of this week's jefferson awards winner. >> kpix 5's sharon chen has a woman's plan to keep cats and dogs out of shelters all together. >> good job. >> reporter: cats and dogs. >> do you want all of this? >> reporter: get enough donated food to last a month, plus basic free or low-cost medical services at furry friends pet relief in antioch. the four-year-old non-profit founded by veterinary technician erin pena. >> do you know the last time they got a vaccine? >> reporter: hosts a monthly pet clinic for low-income and homeless folks in the east bay. so far furry friends has serv

. >> on board, a firefighter, a nurse, a professor, a realtor and jennifer riordan, a 43-year-old vice president at wells fargo, headed home to her two children and husband of 21 years. >> there's no better way to describe jennifer than kind, loving. >> what were you going to do that night? >> my son had a baseball game that was already started but she was going to join us there and watch little joshy play some baseball. >> southwest has no reserve seats. passengers line up and choose their own seats. >> i had actually initially taken the window seat, and then i had had a really large cup of coffee and thought i'm going to be inconveniencing everybody because i'm going to need to get up multiple times. >> holly eventually settles in the aisle seat, aoung teen-age girl in the middle, jennifer riordan at the window. 20 minutes into the flight the boeing 737 hits cruising altitude. >> we were passing through about 32,000 feet when we had a large bang and rapid decompression. >> and it shook the plane badly. >> the number one engine on the left side of the plane had broken into pieces, hur

realtors say that now could be a good time to try and buy a home if you can, kpix 5's, maria medina is live in san jose with new numbers, maria? >> reporter: the bay area housing market is so hot that it makes headlines every single month, this month there is positive news with the supply. >> reporter: welcome to your new home in san jose. >> we are asking $1.1 million for this home. >> reporter: a modest veteran that just sold -- a modest home that sold for $200,000 over the asking price. according to logic, the median price for home sales for april hit a record high of $850,000, that is up more than 2% from march and up 13% compared to last april. what is driving up prices? lows up right and -- low supply and high demand. this realtor from keller williams says that just in the last four weeks, the market is experiencing what he calls a pause in home price changes. >>> today there is more inventory, 20% more than there was one month ago. we are starting to see property sit on the market a bit longer. >> reporter: he says this is good for buyers. >> weeks ago you had a -12 buyers on ev

. >> she is terrified of casper the friendly realtor because she can't show this off today.t's his own home. i don't think it's for sale. >> i love you! >> no, that dog is innocent. >> the dog is guilty, apartmently, stella does this all the time. >> it's still snowing, huh? >> this is in spain. this is a live shot. his boss is talking to a reporter. >> it looks like he needs to be rescued. >> it's about to turn up right here. look at that german sheppard. he is playing. he's not. scoots down on the ground, keeps kicking at the dog. he thinks it's play time. they don't see what's going on just yet. . >> has this gone live? he deck rates the two and says i do believe the pair feels like he was threatened. the dog was just playing. >> he did have the guy by the foot? they are used by police around the world for good reason. >> he thought it was playtime. he says he was un it's time for the rtm you choose give away, where you can win a google home or amazon echo. >> we keep changing our minds. >> all you need is monday's buzz word, be at least 21-years-old and a u.s. resident o

. >> did you hire a realtor to find a subletter?. that i didn't do. >> it sounds like you didn't do everything. when you and i made the deal, i was very clear with you. i asked you to do one thing, and that was get out of the lease. i told you that in the negotiation. i told you when we went to look at space. i told you several times. one thing. >> yeah, but that one thing is challenging. that one thing's very difficult. >> if you didn't agree, and you thought i was being unreasonable while we were negotiating or while we were telling the employees about what was happening, why didn't you tell me then? you're telling me now because you failed at it. >> you're asking me to jump through a ring of fire. >> you're making me out to be the bad guy. what did i do? you don't like the deal that tina got. you're seeing all these good things happen. you're off distracted looking at somebody else's business, and you're not focusing on everything over here. i wanted you to prove to me that when we're partners and i'm not here, that you can run t

. >> the realtor says the home prices have gone up 37% in the past two years and she expects that trend to continue. >> soon we'll all have to live together. buy one house and we can all live there. >> we can live there and commute here to work. >> like mtv. >> exactly. we'll all live together. >> that's a bargain. $3 million in sunnyvale. >> maybe that's market price. >> appreciating the temperatures. we saw the numbers going into the mid 90s. today was the hottest day of the heat. still another day tomorrow. we can see the temperatures close, maybe 90 degrees around some of the east bay valleys. it has cooled off down to 59. pretty comfortable right now. the west wind at 12. but the inland temperatures, still taking time to cool off sfooflt degrees in dublin and san jose. close to 70 after the high of 91. sometimes, air quality can be an issue. we're beginning to see an impact in the inland east bay valleys. if we weren't going to get the cooldown, we could be looking at a spare the air day. winds onshore right now. expect to see more wind tomorrow which will lead to some light coolin

. >> reporter: jennelle was found by their realtor the next evening. >> when he walked in with somebody to show the house, he found her on the bed dead. >> reporter: officers say she was bludgeoned to death in their irvine, california home. >> he tide them up with marine knots and raped them and did whatever he wanted. >> reporter: after 40 years on the run, joseph deangelo was arrested. >> some day we'll get a chance to talk to him. ask ask him why did he pick my house. >> that was shelby daniel son reporting. prosecutors from four districts are now coordinating their efforts. >> a viral video is creating a fire form in the san francisco mayor's race. those who say they are supporters of london breed crashed kim and yelled insults at her. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. i ain't trying to hear it. >> abc7 news asked kim this afternoon about what happened. she says she's not taking it personally. >> while slurs and ethnic based slurs are never okay, we also have to acknowledge that there has been a divide in our city and across the country based on race, gender and so many other identities. >>

also at 6:00, home buyers beware, the warning from the national realtors association for anyone going to an open house. tonight at our 6:00 newscast. >>> today is national adopt a shelter pet day. if you're looking to add a furry friend to your family, the time is now. these animals are all for adoption at the humane society, silicon valley, dogs and cats. if you've already adopted a shelter pet. >> oh. >> you like that one, janel? >> yes. look at those eyes. >> you can post a picture and tag us so we can post it on our twitter and facebook page. speaking of cats and dogs, save the date, our clear the shelters event coming up on august 18th. that's always a fun one. >> our forecast is going to warm up, jeff. >> it's going to be really nice this week. for you being , we took a look allergy reports. >> lester holt is next with nightly news. >> bye. >>> tonight, nbc news exclusive reporting from inside the white house. chief of staff john kelly mocking president trump behind his back. multiple staffers telling us he's repeatedly called the president an idiot. >>> a dramatic nuclear divid

richard bristow was a well- known realtor in sacramento county. witnesses reported seeing his airplane stall, turned sideways and head straight down. he and his wife had just taken off when the plane started having engine problems. investigator state appears that he was trying to turn around but did not make it back to the airport. the plane was said to be similar to the one you see here. it is a home built plane often used for aerobatics. those close to richard bristow say hissed -- his two great loves were his wife and his plane. >> that is all he spoke of.'s office was decorated in flight maps and airplanes. >> they are investigating the crash. they were just weeks from celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary. >>> new 11 pm, an official warning has been issued to a fremont school with a high number of foreign students receiving u.s. work permits. the accrediting agency that oversees northwestern polytech university has reportedly told administrators at the fremont school to produce more detailed information about it students and the employer

the update rolled out tuesday is part of hoover's mac effort to realtor -- uber effort to rehabilitate themselves. the chief legal officer said the process will continue through this year. >> we are in the middle of the journey and we see great results as we move forward to actually make sure we are doing the right thing. >> reporter: in certain markets the new safety button will send details including the description of the car directly to 911.>> do you feel safer? >> yes, definitely.>> reporter: ann murray sees any step to improve rider safety as a step forward. kenneth craig cbs news new york. >>> it's windy out there and here's a live look from salesforce tower cam, it's shaking. how long will these high winds remain? we'll get details coming up. i call it like i see it. the race for governor has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our bud

realtors say more young professinals are moving into the area because of the proximity to silicon valleyercent jump in population. several developments are in the works for newark. the city thinks they will see another spike in population next year when the construction projects are complete. ( james ) mineta san jose international airport is trying to make your check-in process easier by adding new gates. the temporary facility will offer four gates... a hold room with seating for 400 -travelers... a concession space and restrooms. the project will cost about 50-million dollars... and is set to open next summer. the makeshift terminal will be used for up to seven- years... while the airport plans construction for new ápermanent gates. ( james ) a north bay family will soon be moving back home... more than 7 months after last year's deadly firestorm. brian bushon and his family were forced to move out of their coffey park home because of a wildfire in santa rosa. right now... builders are currently working on over 50 new homes in the neighborhood. all day long... you can see and hear the

a realtor in the sacramento area. a small plane crashed on sunday afternoon near the petaluma airport. investigators say the plane lost power shortly after take off. >>> in hawaii, laugh have a from the kilauea volcano continues to flow across the big island. reporter mark strasman spoke with the people giving us these incredible views. >> reporter: kilauea's river of laugh have a on the big island has been irresistible. irresistible as a force on the move, and irresistible to watch. >> there's something hypnotic about watching the volcano. it just direct cause you in. the colors and the power: it's rock doing something rock's not supposed to do. it's not supposed to do. >> reporter: mitt kaller is a video gamographer. kyle dorn flies helicopters. suns kilauea erupted, they've gone up 3,000 feet at daybreak every day to capture these images we've all seen about this unfolding disaster. >> the thing that's scary the most is seeing these homes destroyed. it's an irony of nature. so beautiful, and so destructive. it's re

of us, for most, it's still impossible to buy a home according to the california association of realtors. just 23% of households in the bay area can afford a median priced home. >>> so who wouldn't want to win a multi million dollar home? that's the top prize at the dream house raffle held every year. but we looked at the fine print, and found out that prize really could be just a dream. >> reporter: it is four levels high, the house is spectacular, 6 bedroom mansion with views of the bay, worth more than $10 million. it's the top prize in this year's san francisco dream house raffle, and in a real estate starved city, winning would be a dream come true. >> the contest that costs $150 a ticket is a benefit for the nonprofit center for the arts. the home -- of high end real estate in the city's priciest neighborhoods. so how many of these multi million dollar homes have actually been birch away? we checked. -- given away? we checked. in ten years, not one dream house has been given away. >> the raffle should give away the prize that's most heavily advertised, and promoted. >> reporter: da

a warning from realtors. how some sellers are using video cameras - during open houses - to outsmart you in the deal. plus, a tesla owner banned from driving... for what he did with the autopilot on next the news at 6 starts right >>> finally tonight, the fur is flying on this national adopt a shelter pet day, thanks to an army veteran and pilot who is taking puppies to new heights and to new homes. his story tonight in "those who serve." this is no ordinary adoption story. these pups just flew 400 miles from north carolina to new jersey, getting a ticket to a better future. meet paul steklenski, the captain of flying fur i. >> when i completed my airman certificate, i realized i had an ability to make a difference in a short amount of time. >> reporter: he got the idea for flying fur animal rescue after adopting his own dog, who traveled from tennessee on a perilous journey. >> there are volunteers everywhere that work tirelessly to help shelters foster them and network with rescues, no kill rescues. it's tr

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this is congressman telling a group of realtors it should be okay for homeowners to refuse to sell toaid yes, it's accurate. he believes homeowners should have the right to choose who they do business >>> some these trains run on a different type of track. passengers will have to switch trains after their 11 minute ride. this is also the first time bart is using train cars that run on renewable diesel. >>> an oes bay water slide the back open. it left a ten-year-old boy injured after he hydro planed starting off last memorial day weekend. the city says that slide is now safe. >> for several hours it was empty, no takers. >> none of them will go down. they are all afraid. >> mike was the first to splash down on opening day. mike said he had no fear. >> none what so ever. it's totally safe. i went down it and i felt totally safe. >> convincing his son the ride was a different story. he declined. one year ago he the slide. he suffered these injuries on his back. his father recalls what employees told him. >> we tested the water slide for height but we didn't test it for weight. really? i

here's the photo showing the house on west 3rd avenue....according to realtor-dot-com it sold in march for just over 2-point- one million.turns out the new owner didn't want it. this is what he really wanted.....the dirt.all 84-hundred square feet of it. the structure was demolished before escrow closed.this bare lot sits in a picturesque suburban community.....still neighbors are a bit dumbfounded by how much a vacant piece of land just sold for. prices of escalated so quickly in the neighborhood. we really didn't know where it would settle but we were extremely surprised that this raw land for with over 8000 ft.2 we go for over $2 million that's a tremendously high priceanna kuhre (cure) says she is gratified for what these means for her home's value.....and says the driver in sale....and many others in the area....is tech.where crossbow city. we have these three freeways that interject here everybody's trying to get to silicon valley and this is the way to go. we have a lot of traffic because of it for sure that people need to live and the demand is so high which is obviously reflec

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still, the bay area is not affordable for most home ers according to the california association of realtors% of households can afford a median priced home. >>> so who wouldn't want to win a $Ñmulti-million o-vkdolla home? that's the top prize of the san francisco dream house raffle held every year. but susie steimle looked at the fine print and found out that that prize could really be just a dream. >> reporter: the house is spectacular, a six-bedroom pacific heitzman heights mansion worth more than $10 million the top prize in this year's san francisco dream house raffle and in a real estate-starved city, winning would be a dream come true. g=be like to !solive in a house like this? >> a dream. >> reporter: the yearly contest -/athat costs $150 a ticket is a benefit for the nonprofit yerba buena center for the arts. homes form a gallery of real estate in áothe city's priciestl neighborhoods. how many of them have been given away? we checked. in 10 years of dream house raffles, not one dream house has been given away. >> the raffle ought to give away the prize that's most heavily advertised

. >>> california congressman told a group of realtors it should be okay for homeowners to refuse to sell to gays and lesbians. when asked whether he indeed made the comments earlier this month he doubled down saying yep, it is accurate and he believes homeowners should have the right to choose who they do business with. they have pulled the support who is up for reelection this year. >>> the ride on bart just expanded in the east bay. yesterday was the first official day of service on the new bart extension. the 10 mile stretch has two new stations. the extension costs $525 million. it is designed to help alleviate traffic congestion on highway 4. ant irk och trains run and passengers have to switch trains at the next station after an 11 minute ride. this extension is the first time bart is using train cars that run on renewable diesel. >>> an east bay water slide is back open this holiday weekend. it left a ten-year-old boy injured after he hydro planed and flew all of it last memorial day weekend. the city says the slide is safe. >> for several hours the emerald water slide was empty,

. >> with the bay area selling homes above asking, realtors expect this one to be no different. >> yeah, no. i won't have it. but any way i know what you're thinking. bringing the game here already. more rhetoric for you, but boy what a night for dexter fowler. first for him and his family. look at him at yankee stadium. we'll explain. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. moment in pittsburgh for a one time face of that >>> baseball up top. what, no warriors? that comes later. what a moment for a one-time face of that franchise. the crowd loves them some andrew mckutch cannen. let them feel the love. nine seasons with the team. 1-5. as for the action t is all

. >>> according to the california association of realtors, that is up from 29% at the end of the last year. six of the nine bay area counties improved. because wages went up. least affordable is all here in the bay area. >>> developing news tonight on a story following closely, a massive eruption of kilauea volcano. the 20th fissure opened so far. vol canologists reveal it could turn the water to steam and an explosive eruption. we are watching what is happening in hawaii closely. >>> a small earthquake felt by thousands yesterday evening. the usgs says the 3.5 struck at 7:18. it took the alameda county system a long longer. >> the house shook. >> reporter: and so did at&t park. the earthquake triggered alerts from apps. and about an hour and a half later, this official alert from the city of oakland. >> sometimes we have to make a decision when we should do an alert or do we have to do an alert. >> reporter: that was the conversation in this room even the county system was meant for major disasters. a grand jury found they needed a better way to notify the public. >> they basically u

. >> reporter: marina was a realtor living in the rolling hills of the east bay suburb of lafayette with her husband and two daughters. >> she was their loving care and mother, very protective of her children. >> reporter: but marina's life began to unwind. she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. multiple hospital stays. eventually she refused medication. her husband told the court she got increasingly out of control and then one day marina attacked one of her daughters with a kitchen knife. not the sharp side, but still. a restraining order was granted. her husband says marina had to go. she ended up on the streets. >> the most heartbreaking thing for me is that she had a strong foundation. she has a husband, two children, she has a house, she had a good, you know, career. yet she just gave it up. >> reporter: if you're wondering whether marina's situation could happen to anyone, well it is happening to a growing number of families. her story highlights a deepening crisis. the fact is people who are in her situation, they often don't get help unless they come face to face with law enfo

that prompted the chief economist from the national association of realtors to warn the run up in prices is simply not sustainable. and zillo senior economist argued that the current price gains, which are the widest in 12 years, are largely sustainable due to the strong economy and strong demand from millennials. he did admit though that deteriorating affordability could begin to give some buyers pause and keep them renting longer. in fact, first-time buyers pulled back at the start of this year according to gen worth mortgage insurance. that hasn't happened in four years and in yet another study trulia found that buyers are finding what they're looking for. the caveat though, that may be because entry-level buyers are dropping out as the number of searches on trulia shifts to higher price here, meaning only those able to afford more are matching up to available supply. for "nightly business report," i'm diana olick in washington. >>> it is time to take a look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades. ford's rating was upgraded to buy from hold at jeffries. the analyst says ford is ah

. >> with the bay area selling homes above asking, realtors expect this one to be no different. >> yeah, no. i won't have it. but any way i know what you're thinking. bringing the game here already. more rhetoric for you, but boy what a night for dexter fowler. first for him and his family. look at him at moment in pittsburgh for a one time face of that >>> baseball up top. what, no warriors? that comes later. what a moment for a one-time face of that franchise. the crowd loves them some andrew mckutch cannen. let them feel the love. nine seasons with the team. 1-5. as for the action t is all pittsburgh. a two-run homer, opening up the scoring. the two-run homer. the fourth inning, it was jose who turned out one and he smashed that homer. not seen here, but the three run blast. pirates smacked around the giants, 11-2. they lost five in a row and struck out 68 times during that span. and in new york, the as saw the old teammate. the pinstripe. gray has seen this move before. his former teammate going up with the two-run home run in the second inning. dexter fowler with his first major lo

. >>> according to the california association of realtors, that is up from 29% at the end of the lasted. because wages went up. least affordable is all here in the bay area. >>> developing news tonight on a story following closely, a massive eruption of kilauea volcano. the 20th fissure opened so far. vol canologists turn the water to steam and an explosive eruption. we are watching what is happening in hawaii closely. >>> a small earthquake felt by thousands yesterday evening. the usgs says 7:18. it took the alameda county system a long longer. >> the house shook. >> reporter: and so did at&t park. the earthquake triggered alerts from apps. and about an hour and a half later, this official alert from the city of oakland. >> sometimes we have to make a decision when we should do an alert or do we have to do an alert. >> reporter: that was the conversation in this room even long after the alert. the county system was meant for major disasters. a grand jury found they needed a better way to notify the public. >> they basically used police cars and fire trucks and sent people door to doo

the annual survey from the california association of realtors found the second largest group of buying homes was generation y. >> home buyers are straight to the point. they know the numbers. they know what they want. >> reporter: before you begin your search consult a good mortgage broker to decide what you need for a down payment. >> we stay in touch with them and build that relationship and want to guide them. >> save for a down payment, hawkins suggests putting aside 10% to 20% monthly income each month. >>> why are you still driving a car? tonight on abc7 news at 11:00 p.m., we will show you how to get rid of that car payment and keep your life in tact. >> thanks. >> stay with us. coming up next. >> i am dion lim. >> and coming up, we will introduce you to the new bay area program matching kids like farel with tutors. >>> snake season. and i am jonathan bloom on why the rattle cholula hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box for the cholula buttery jack. a little hot sauce there... woah. what's happening? jack i'm trying to film this commercial! oh my gosh, sorry. with delicio