how did they get to you in the home? how did they get to you in the home?basildon? could you have said no? did you ever ask the staff inside centurion care for help? immanuel was jailed for possession with intent to supply heroin and crack cocaine. century and care said they felt all children were safe and secure across the placements. —— centurion care. working for centurion care. working for centurion care. working for centurion care was andy ‘s firstjob with young people. a lot of bad things were happening outside, i did not feel good about what was happening. he told us at times felt hopeless. it was completely out of control. absolute manic, wild, like some people had drugs in the house and some people ended up having a large amount of cash and there was nothing you could have really done about it, because other staff members did not do anything about it. this confidential briefing we obtained on centurion care says some workers were known to police for arrests that did not lead to charges. centurion care says it is not aware of these disclosures on an

what should happen to these homes?essional people who actually know what they're doing going in there, checking there and regulating the thing. i thought being in care would give me some sort of childhood. they're saying that they're there to support you. it's a lie. it's a recruiting game. they're going to put kids into homes, they're gonna get recruited, the same stuff's gonna keep going on. there are more than 5,000 children and young people living in unregulated homes across england and wales. tonight, on average, 30 will go missing. the association of directors of children's services says unregulated homes can provide a appropriate and flexible options, but it recognises and shares the concern that this is not always the case. the government repeatedly declined to be interviewed, but said councils have a legal duty to make sure accommodation for these children is suitable. they keep calling it a care home, but it's just a house where people profit from young, vulnerable children. i've never really had any support.

milen and misho‘s home proves small homes can be wonderful, nurturing places.s a reason for that — their director, who loves them as her own, as family. do you believe that it's good to have this, the small group homes and protected homes, or is it better to encourage the keeping of your own children and the fostering of children so that children go into families? while the new system of group homes is officially referred to as family—like residences, or small group homes, from what i've seen, many are neither small, nor are they family homes. hello there. sunday sees the start of meteorological weather and for the start of december things can try and also staying cool. through sunday, high—pressure belts from the west. such a's low—budget rain and slight as they southwards. so some mist and fog around on sunday morning, lifting thanks to a breeze across southern england. if you showers across the northern east of scotland. for most it is a dry diaper some spells of sunshine. also called, the temperature is up a little bit compared to saturday. some changes for

they say they want to negotiate to end home visits, but of course gps need to do home visits.eremy corbyn defends his decision to remain neutral in any future brexit referendum if labour wins power. i think being an honest broker and listening to everyone is actually a sign of strength and a sign of maturity. calm in hong kong today, but the authorities threaten to suspend voting in tomorrow's local elections if violence errupts. railway rebuild. the model display destroyed by vandals — now back on show thanks to help from sir rod stewart and thousands of other supporters. and coming up on click at 3:30, will google's entry into gaming mean the end of the console? plus a british—designed hypercar and an artificial intelligence debate at cambridge. good afternoon. gps have voted to reduce visits to patients‘ homes, saying they "no longer have the capacity" to offer them. at a conference on friday, doctors in england supported a proposal to take the requirement to provide home visits out of their nhs contract. the health secretary, matt hancock, said the idea was a "complete non

milan and measure's home proves small homes can be wonderful nurturing places. their director, who loves them as her own, as family. do you believe that it is good to have this, this small group homes and protected homes, or is it better to encourage the keeping of your own children and the fostering of children and the fostering of children so that children go into families? while the new system of group homes is officially referred to as family —like residences, or small group homes, from what i have seen, many are neither small nor other family homes. —— nor are they. hello there. yesterday we saw the colder, sunnier weather arrived just about all parts of the country and more of that weather is to come through this weekend as well so mainly dry sunny and cold, some sharp frosts to start the days and for some of us, some fog patches around as well. if you are heading outside over the next few hours, dry, clear, cold weather. northern scotla nd dry, clear, cold weather. northern scotland with a few showers and in the south—west some patchy cloud keeping the fr

home sweet home on halloween night. the families forced out by the kincaid fire. >> the fire crews also getting the green light to leave. and the big question in sports tonight is the warrior season essentially over? after steph curry's broken hand. >> right now it's all about next season. >> of my steph curry sister is calling out fans at chase center. police in san jose using deadly force just a little while ago. plus amazing 3-d printer technology. and our kpnx five original reports. >>> our goal is topretty --back home for halloween after being forced out for days by the kincaid fire. good evening. >>> the mayor is hosting trick- or-treaters. >> gratitude that's the one word that comes to mind when you talk to evacuees returning home. thankful they have a home to go back to. it's a sound repeated thousands of times today. evacuees pulling their luggage to the rod to be home. >> reporter: stephen ingle spent the last five days along the creek. >> it's keki for anything. >> thankful his family is safe and the neighbor

mike williams is anxious to get home. >> i get to go home. my 11-year-old daughter who cried herself to sleep last night because she was missing daddy and i'm going to go suppressor and trick-or-treat at home. i'm going to show up and sit say trick-or-treat my 11-year- old daughter. >> reporter: the equipment is stored. cousins expected and clean. at one point there was more than 100 miles of hostess deployed on the kincaid fire. but before any of the trucks can leave camp, they are carefully inspected by a team of mechanics for any damage that may have occurred while on the fire lines. once clear they pull out. when crews are going home, they got to be happy. >> yeah but believe it or not some of them want to stay longer. >> reporter: at the base camp, tom ford, kpix 5. >>> some of the first responders got a chance to decompress with the help of wild animals. safari west in santa rosa invited firefighters and police officers to interact with dress and other creatures. safari west has been working closely with the fire department since the fi

home builders have been retict about building new homes.eading the first time in a while home building contbebuted to gdp n in our economy. that has to provide some hope, doesn't it? do you think that's the beginning of a trend? >> that's right, home builders pay attentioneso int rates too appear opinion and when they come down they can afford to build more. ufrmt we have a really big housing shortage here in the u.s. that's evearr in places like california and other expensive coastal i think it's going to be a long time before building really puts a dent in home affordability. >> so what's your take for those who are sitting there saying well, i don't know, is this a god time to go out and buy a house? or should i wait for thell traditio stronger spring selling season? >> it really depends on theal pers situation. i think right now it is a good time to buy a home. compared tonextier. there might be even more competition prices might be even higher. i wouldn't advise anyone to wait thinking that they're getting a better deal latern. with th

homes. while had occasionally uses its authority to pursue cases i would assess and encourage head to better reinforce this authority to galvanize their obligation to facilitate the availability of affordable home homes. i think the committee today for your invitation to provide the opportunity to share ideas how we can prioritize the importance of manufactured housing when it comes to addressing the shortage in crisis of the affordable crisis in the country. i thank you and look forward to answering your questions. >> members of the committee thank you for the opportunity to testify today i am vice president for budget policy priorities a nonprofit institute that conducts research on a range of federal and state policies affecting low and moderate income families. we believe congress can take three steps to improve access to housing and support before leaving fast loan - - foster care. first stable housing opportunity act of 2019 which was introduced by senators brown and grassley and has t

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what does home depot tell its employees? >> reporter: so home depot tells its employees not to interfere even if they can tell someone is stealing or shoplifting openly they're worried frankly that many of these people are armed, they're dangerous. there has been some confrontations and they have to keep that you are employees and customers safe in these situations >> courtney, thank you great report. >>> we're in the middle of one of the biggest shopping weekends of the year. retailers are not only bracing for shoppers and sophisticated crime rings as well. how are they combatting this ben duggan is joining us with the coalition for law enforcement and retail thank you for your time. >> thanks for inviting me, becky. >> how widespread is this problem? >> well, the national retail federation had a recent survey where 100% of the retailers participating said they were victims of organized crime this past year. i wish i could tell you that the piece you just ran with home depot was an exception, but actually it's just another

that germany has become her home but home tourist still has her vietnamese passport just in case. now we move to the west african country of senegal where the government is using education and family planning programs to try to cut the birthrate we'll talk to one of the people who's taking these programs into local communities. every day goodness are girls door to door visiting families in her darker neighborhood she is a buddy in gore a district god most are empty and she wants to see change in her community. in the privacy of their homes she talks to women about sex and contraception. wolf every woman is able to go to the clinic and choose a contraceptive method. she needs her husband to agree and sometimes also her mother in law having mediators at the grassroots level makes a big difference say so if you build your truly a midwife there on the bill her center 10 years ago the government launched this outreach program to make family planning a priority they hope to decrease maternal a new unit of death according to the world bank the fertile it's a rate dropped below 5 children

. >> it's upsetting that someone would break into your home, knowing that people were home. that's really, really upsetting. >>> plus, dozens impacted by tainted lettuce. what you need to know about an e. coli outbreak ahead of your thanksgiving meal. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang ahhh, you're ♪ ♪lly building that outdoor kitchen. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> investigators in lafayette are searching for a group of robbers that terrorized a couple in its own home. >> it's the second me invasion in lafayette in less than a month. new details from henry lee, who is joining us with more on the investigation. >> reporter: guys. the sheriff's office is now boosting patrols in lafayette, and orinda.

>>there's no place like home. pam mason is now back home to her rental she and her husband are still out of their house which burned down 2 years ago. but they say the house there 2 weeks away from moving back into did not burn this time. she says evacuating for a second time in 2 years brought back some bad memories. you have moments of having ptsd and then this did bring it back to us to bring. >>yeah it did and we packed everything we had into cars just because we didn't baby that's all we have. >>nicole husam helped move her 9 year-old back thursday their power's back on but not the gas she's had to fill her garbage can with everything that was in her fridge very much we're just happy to have a house her daughter kayla is happy to be home in time for halloween i get to do makeup and get my costume ready. >>and feel like you can you can get home. >>having a home to come back to after trick or treating with her family safe is the biggest read of all maureen kelly kron 40's. well to the north bay now a 21 year-ol

myers bangs home the 42-yarder for their 27-24 win. the 49ers drop their first game of the season as seattle improves to 8 and 2. they are a threat now in the nfc west. reaction from the locker room coming up a little bit later in sports. live from levi stadium, dennis o'donnell, kpix 5. >> reporter: i'm maria medina at levi stadium where the 49ers' winning streak came to an end tonight against the seattle seahawks, but the fans came out in full force with the most tickets distributed for a 49ers home game in the team's history. it was a game that had the 49ers faithful on the edge of their seats as they played their rivals, the seattle seahawks. >> you already know we'll run the ball all over the seahawks defense. that's how we'll do it all day every day. >> reporter: the niners went into the game 8 and 0, the nfl's last undefeated team, but in overtime it was seattle that took the win, a nail biter until the end. >> one loss does not justify all the wins we've had. >> reporter: but the 49ers sat a different record tonight, well the f

>>there's no place like home. >>pam mason is now back home to her rental she and her husband are still out of their house which burned down 2 years ago. >>but they say the house there 2 weeks away from moving back into did not burn this time. she says evacuating for a second time in 2 years brought back some bad memories just moments of having ptsd and then this did bring it back to us to bring. >>yeah it did and we packed everything we had into cars just because we didn't baby that's all we have. >>nicole husam helped move her 9 year-old back thursday their power's back on but not the gas she's had to fill her garbage can with everything that was in her fridge very much team forward is happy to have a house her daughter kayla happy to be home in time for halloween i get to do makeup and get my costume ready. >>and feel like you can you can come >>having a home to come back to after trick or treating with her family safe is the biggest read of all maureen kelly kron 40's. >>we want to show you a list of evacuation

so, come on home for the holidays. come on home to cracker barrel., come on home for the holidays. ♪ ♪ try my $3 steak and parm loaded curly fries. get 'em delivered with doordash. >>> welcome bang. governor newsom is not pulling purgings when it comes to pg&e. almost daily he hammers the company about how it's run. 7 on your side michael finish in looks at the pledge to give a within-time bilk adjustment if they were part of the october 9th power shutdown. >> the october 9th public safety power shut i don't have sent some scrambles buying jerners or waiting in the dark with frash lights. some ask, is it fair for pg&e schers to bear the cost of a shutdown, especially the first one with all the confusion and lack of communication flowing from the utility to its customers? governor gavin newsom called on pg&e to reimburse customers. and the ewe tielt agreed to pay residential skmerps $100 and business customers $250. >> while we are pleased process pg&e recognized their responsibility to the community by at least providing a baseline of support -- and

as more americans find itff harr tod a home, rental demand is soaring, especially for single-family homes. kimberly cestari is both a real estate agent and a landlord and she's seen the d.c. renel market toff. >> i think it's more a millennial thing. for the higher prices on the single-family detached homes. they may have tried a condo, now they want outdoor space and they have the disposable income to use it. >> reporter: the supply of rental homes is sa ringing nationally. third quarts of t year, single-family vacancies were 6.8%, down from 7.1% one year ago. supply is much lower on the low end. so rent prices there are increasing most, up 4% annually in september. higher-end rents were up less. in the hottest market, like phoenix, las vegas, and seattle, rents are soaring. >> rents a not gdown. i have seen consistent growth year after year. and single-family markets in particular. people wt that experience of having a yard, having enough bedrooms and baths. i've seen increases consistent every year. >> reporter: the number of single-family homesrvailable less than $1250 per month has d

it's critical in home ownership it's they are staying in home ownership. we don't do anybody if a fif in they chair through appear lose the house. >> can you use the word minority. >> i can use the word minority but we want to look out for all families. >> i know you are but i specifically asked you about the wealth gap and the problems that we have home ownership or minorities. will you address the word minority? >> if -- zboo it's difficult for you, then i will yield my time back and wiltzius, i will call on the gentleman from north carolina for five milepost for questions. >> safety and soundness. safety and soundness to our financial system, to the footprint that the three of you oversee is your primary obligation to us as taxpayers. safety and soundness. collector calabria safety and soundness is your primary obligation. >> correct. >> financial collapse of the institutions on your watch is nothing that the three of you gentlemen would seek, i would hope, nor in the interest of american taxpayers. so let me begin, we have 116 items of reform from the

break in when they thinking no one is home but it is another thing when they know they are home. >> the three robbers paced through the home and grabbed valuable items and personal belongings. >> good people more or less kept to themselves. >> reporter: authorities say the three they haves left victims tied up and it took them hours before they were able to break free and d morning, what i would do if this happened in my house and you probably fight back out of fear of what might happen. >> reporter: greg wilson said it is a wake-up call to beef up his home security. the father of two is hosting thanksgiving dinner at his house. but before the turkey goes into the oven, he's making sure his security cameras get a much-needed upgrade. >> it is obviously disconcerting. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the contra costa sheriff's office said it is just too soon to tell if the halloween home invasion is linked to the one that happened last night. but either way, extra deputies will patrol orinda and lafayette from today until further notice. in lafayette, i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay are

which means if you sell your old home for $1 million, and you buy a home within one year, your new homeuld not be worth more than $1.15 million. if you sell your existing home at $1 million and buy a replacement between year one and two, it should be no more than $1.1 million. know that your ability to participate in this program expires after two years. you will not be able to receive prop 60 tax benefits if you cannot make the purchase within two years. so benefit from this tax savings program, you have to apply. just download the prop 60 form from our website and submit it to our office. for more, visit our website, sfassessor.org, >> chair fewer: good morning, everyone. accept my apologies for being late. this is the wednesday, november 6, 2019 budget and finance committee meeting. i am chair of the budget and finance committee. i am chairman sandra lee fewer. i am joined by supervisor raphael mandelman and catherine sti.

we got her home. i said i'm sorry to hear that and he said you know what, i get so upset about this stuff. but you know what, people know that my wife is going through some thin things but they don'tw what i'm going through. and i think that is what it comes down to is how do we help those that are helping others. can any of you give us ideas because we keep looking at the government to give an answer of the people to come up with answers that the people we serve. if you can come and i know you have limited time to discuss these things. we have so much legislation out there and ideas to fund it but just some ideas you can go through. >> we've done the analysis of how much can be pulled from the system and the various proven approaches that work. i sent substantial innovation we need to free erie pennsylvania to figure out how to provide really excellent care and they would do things that are striking i believe things like having home care entities work in a geographic area and things like work on cult

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>>there's no place like home. >>pam mason is now back home to her rental she and her husband are still out of their house which burned down 2 years ago. >>but they say the house there 2 weeks away from moving back into did not burn this time. she says evacuating for a second time in 2 years brought back some bad memories. you have moments of having ptsd and this did bring it back to us to bring. >>yeah it did and we packed everything we had into cars just because we didn't baby that's all we have. >>nicole husam helped move her 9 year-old back thursday their power's back on but not the gas she's had to fill her garbage can with everything that was in her fridge very much team forward is happy to have a house her daughter kayla happy to be home in time for halloween i get to do makeup and get my costume ready. >>and feel like you can you can you can >>having a home to come back to after trick or treating with her family safe is the biggest read of all maureen kelly kron 40's. >>animal shelters, and of course some o

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i got at home, and my pain was gone.what my life would be like without tennis and ims so much more relaxed about that now. —— i am so more relaxed about that now. —— i am so much more relaxed. also coming up in the programme... as city get set for champions league action — sterling starts talk about a new contract... and the money is rolling into women's golf. we'll have more on a big prize boost for the ladies european tour. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello and welcome along to the programme... plenty to come on the champions league with manchester city and tottenham in action later — but we start with this man here — andy murray. because most of us will have seen or have read the stories over the last two of years about his struggles with a hip injury. but now we have a real insight into just how tough that period was for him. a documentary called andy murray: resurfacing premiered in london last night. and aside from the pain, we also get a little bit of his humour. shane is my physiotherapist. i've been working

we found more than 100 homes in livermore available on airbnb. currently the city has no rules or regulations regarding short-term rentals, but vice mayor bob carley says that could change. >> we could employ a 30-day minimum for residential stays in these short-term rental units. >> i don't want to see a ban. this is not about stopping the whole system. >> reporter: matt alexander owns the rental home that neighbors have concerns about. he says he's making some changes. >> they've been pairing back how often we do it, having smaller groups, monitoring it more tightly. i think at the end of the day, certain people just aren't going to like it. >> reporter: yeah, that homeowner says he has restrictions on how many people can stay in the house and can even monitor noise levels at the property. city may consider some type of regulation in january. in livermore, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> okay, cornell, thanks very much. >>> new at 11:00, san rafael is going to start regulating short-term vacation rentals much like the one in orinda we're talking

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loan 1500 square foot home three bedrooms. and they also were sold a reverse mortgage but unlike the butler's sandy fought and she fought them for ten years and she saved everything. journalist like people that save everything. [laughter] and she was nice enough to allow me to enter her life to tell her the whole story from the moment her parents were sitting at home watching james gardner sell the a reverse mortgage they call the number and a man came to their door with a powerpoint presentation the last slide i am not kidding said what's the catch? nine. there is no catch. from that moment in 2512 years later she won an 89 million-dollar whistleblower settlement for taxpayers against the bank and she let me into that world and she talks about all these trump associated homewrecker's. even though we talk about how america in general but. >> then they bring that back with the exorbitant amount that if you want to go month-to-month you have to pay extra. and then she has to write the check. was a company that did not make sense

investigators did find 2 guns inside the home. they're working to see if those guns are connected to the shooting the halloween party happened at a home rented out as an air bnb on lucille way on the night of the party, some neighbors called police complaining about the noise. police reportedly work already on the way to the house when shots were fired. inside the home tonight we are learning more about the victims from last week's deadly shooting at that party in orinda. >>one of the 5 people killed is being remembered as a good father, helping to raise his 2 children with his girlfriend and a small north bay town kron four's haaziq madyun has that story. here in marin city. >>family and friends are mourning the loss of 29 year-old javelin county. the county is one of 5 people gunned down while attending a halloween party in the city of orinda thursday night. >>i'm heartbroken because we love 1, one of our own in our community. >>close family friends loved or hated says that she has no job and county from the time that he was bor

they say they want to negotiate to end home visits, but of course gps need to do home visits. the conservaitves and lib dems attackjeremy corbyn for saying he'll stay neutral in any future brexit referendum. but the labour leader says it's the right thing to do: i think being an honest broker and listening to everyone is actually a sign of strength and a sign of maturity. the authorities in hong kong threaten to suspend voting in tomorrow's local elections — in case of serious disruption at polling stations. back on track — the model display destroyed by vandals — now on show once more thanks to help from sir rod stewart and thousands of other supporters. and coming up in sport at 6.30 on sportsday — jose mourinho‘s first game in charge at tottenham ends in a 3—2 win at west ham. gps have voted to reduce visits to patients‘ homes, saying they "no longer have the capacity" to offer them. doctors supported the proposal at a meeting of english local medical committees yesterday. but — the health secretary, matt hancock, said the idea of taking home visits out of gps‘ contracts wa

where people have either left and not prepared their home or are willing to stay their home and it is them they do need to leave early in the home may not survive the house fires. very quickly, what would be the answer to year praise? that the come down to rain? ashman a nswer to that the come down to rain? ashman answer to your price. that is all we can hope for. a lot of them are burning in remote and rugged to maine. we have seen significant rain but that we need weeks of rain. and significant consistent rain to put these fires out. if we get rain for a day, that will assist but obviously, not enough with these large lengths fires that we have come up large lengths fires that we have come up we large lengths fires that we have come up we need days and weeks of consistent heavy rain. both to put these fires out and to put moisture back into the fuel low so that it reduces the potential for any new fires across the season. thank you, james. thank you. the uk government has brought the first british children back to the uk, from areas of northeast of syria, formerly under the control

what would be much better is if we had a dedicated home visiting tea m if we had a dedicated home visiting people with the time to be able to do this throughout the day, rather than gps having to squeeze it in. under the proposals home visits would not be scrapped completely but delivered by a separate service. similarto delivered by a separate service. similar to the way out—of—hours care has been contracted out. sometimes a gp has to go and see someone and they might be too frail to travel. and that has always been part of the vocation of being a gp and it will continue. so these proposals won't go any further, but what we will do is train, fund and recruit more gps. meanwhile, labour is promising more cash to help out. they are saying, asa cash to help out. they are saying, as a point of desperation, they can no longer continue those home visits. this is a call to all of us, that the funding of the nhs has to be increased so that gps can undertake those home visits. doctors say they recognise that vulnerable, complex and end—of—life patients will need home visits. theyjust wa nt to will

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this is our home now.so knowing we were in it for the long-haul, our only option was to invest in trying to remodel this house to accommodate our very different needs now. from there we hired our architect who is here today and can probably answer some more technical questions. he helped us come up with a design that we felt was very respectful of the historic character of the house, which we have always celebrated, and we tried to be mindful from the beginning of the impact of this will have on the neighbors who we know and are generally accepted. no other neighbors aside from mr. gomez who owns the property medially to the south, and voiced any concerns. this includes george who lives to the north of us who mr. gomez also claims will be impacted. he offered to have his daughter write a letter of support, but i didn't follow up on that. since then, we have spent a considerable amount of time trying to accommodate mr. gomez 's evolving demands. in the early plans, our design had infill in an acceptable lig

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it is upsetting that someone would break into a home knowing that people were home, it is really upsetting >> reporter: so far no arrests in either home invasion robberies. live in lafayette, joe vazquez. >>> sacramento police made a break in a two decade old cold case involving a missing woman from san francisco. the victim known for 18 years as jane doe was burned alive before she was found in a dumpster. since 2001 investigators try to identify the body. now a new clue. dna submitted to a genealogy lab led to this woman, arianne gray was reported missing in san fran is go. will there have been so many cases that have been made through dna technology and hopefully this will be one and we can make it a success story and we can bring someone to justice. >> reporter: anyone with information might be eligible for a reward up to $1000. >>> china taking steps to condemn president trump signing of two bills on hong kong's human rights. the country has some to protest mr. trump's action. the bill would mandate sanctions on chinese and hong kong officials who carry out and rights abuses. >>> a gr

depot it's america's biggest home improvement chain as a. so what do these disappointing results tell us about the real estate situation in the us. you have been for the beef cause over the 1st glance you could guess that if the biggest improvement center isn't doing that great maybe that is a warning sign that something is wrong in the u.s. housing industry but at least for now that does not seem to be the case we got some fresh numbers from the us us home housing industry and actually housing starts continue to recover and if you look at building permits so if you church indicator we even saw in october the biggest increase in we reached the highest level when it comes to those permits in 12 years so overall especially with the federal reserve lowering interest rates so we see lower mortgage rates overall that does seem to improve the overall housing market as i mentioned home depot really seem to be an internal factor of why those numbers disappointed. all right thank you very much to that we use financial correspondent yens cortez speaki

. >> this will create many, many homes. it will definitely make a huge difference. >> reporter: the giving spree started back in 2018 when cisco gave $15 million. and then just 2 weeks ago, the day before lawmakers grilled mark zuckerberg on capitol hill, facebook announced a $1 billion commitment. destination home will be getting $50 million from apple. >> to those companies still sitting on the fence doing nothing, we say we look to apple for great leadership, the commitment of funds today to end homelessness and say this community needs help from a lot of different partners. >> we shouldn't have to go begging to corporations to get charity to solve our housing problems. >> reporter: reverend sandy perry with the affordable housing network is a long time homeless advocate in the bay area. >> we should get down and say thank you, thank you, you're wonderful, you're wonderful for giving pittance? no! >> reporter: and senator bernie sanders said this is an effort to distract from the fact that it's helped create california's

you've talked about the cost of a manufactured home. can you the quality of manufactured homes? i've seen very many attractive manufactured homes and i alsohear sometimes concerns about the quality, the durability of manufactured homes but can you talk a little bit about that if you don't mind ? >> of course, i think the durability and sustainability of manufactured homes is light years more advanced than it was decades ago, just like computer technology has advanced, just like manufacturing advance, homes have come a long way from where they were previously so their built-in factories with exacting standards so they are not exposed to the elements, mold and mildew. materials are indoors. they go through a production process with exacting tables and measurements. most houses for our industry ship at 50 miles per hour so when you think about that, they're built to withstand that shipping and moving over of the road system so there actually very well-built overall and there more energy efficient. if you go to our plants and factories what you will see is the amount of scrap and wa

where there used to be homes and buildings. now before they can rebuild, survivors have to clear out everything that burned. and it is been a staggering task. they've removed 3.6 million tons of debris more than all of the material needed to build four golden gate bridges. even more startling, it is nearly twice the amount of debris removed from ground zero after 9/11. jodi hernandez returned to paradise where people who still live there are trying to build a new way of life. >> reporter: allison is doing what she does everybody holiday season. >> i used to always decorate the front for the holidays and the front is still here and it is just makes me feels like the property feels love and cared for. >> reporter: like the campfire destroyed her home. we found her enjoying a picnic in what used to be her living room. >> how are we going to rebuild, we haven't figured out for financial reasons. >> reporter: though a year has pasted only 12 houses have been rebuilt in paradise. but slowly the town is springing back and businesses a

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elfor a multi-section meeting a larger home in montana it's about $126,000 for a comparable home.nd of the day, manufactured housing on a per square foot basis is about $50 per square foot because of the process, techniques and automation we have. versus site bill which is $111 per square feet. >> suso you also gain efficienc and workforce, right? >> yes sir. >> you also gain efficiency and i would assume you've got different plans but you probably don't have a different plan for every house he built, right? >> we have a lot of plans. we do several thousand models. >> he also gain efficiency and bulk buying of everything from shingles to steel to lumber. >> yes sir. i just have a request. if you guys could put one of your plans in indian country where they don't have enough housing and they have a whole workforce, it would be great i think it could really be a win-win deal and there's some tax advantages for you to do that. i'd be more than happy to help you out. >> very good. thank you sir. >> senator cortez master. >> thank you. i want to thank the chairman ranking member for pr