100 colleges and universities that offer majors in home x or home economics education. say nothing of places around the rest of the world in finland and japan still required curriculum in many places. but what happened, yes, in this late 60s colleges, these were women's departments and as such they were really susceptible to men trying to kneecap the department. they started to change the name of the department in the hope of getting greater respect. this debate continued to rage for a couple of decades and in the early 90s the k-12 and ÃÃ k-12 side they change the name to family and consumer sciences. it's never really caught on. i've been covering education for four years, and never heard her family consumer sciences. i've heard of like edible schoolyard programs and culinary training programs. but i have not heard of, i had not heard anything of home i can ask. even the people i talked to work in the field today they say people say, what you do? i teach family consumer sciences. what's that? it used to be home i can ask. i understand why they wanted to increase the v

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she runs john hale's from the small town of home. he went back to his family there during the 1st slow down and ended up staying on the go. but when i got back, i went on to youtube to learn about modern agricultural practices. but then also happened to read about glover orchard and that's what i started out with. the magnolia branch job worked in the oil and lubricants industry for 5 years, but his company had no more work for him. after the pandemic struck back home, he came up with ideas for supporting his extended family. he's developed new irrigation techniques for their fields to everyone's delight. the going toward gay when my older brother ship raj returned from the city. the whole family was wondering what he would do here in the village, but he applied the latest farming methods set up food tree plantations, and used drip irrigation on the fields which will double our income. the lens just reversed migration, after the pandemic will give a boost to villages as the youngsters adopt and introduce modern farming practices . bu

view of home economics.and its usage who saw but it was a nice thing for girls to learn and especially those people who were prevalent in k-12 education. women could margaret murray washington could be in charge of home economics at trustee, women could be in charge of home economics at cornell that was also the the department of their own but k-12, there's no department in k-12. and after the war, proceeds a lot of leaders were paying attention because they were off in india and okinawa, establishing schools of home economics there. and you had all of these social factors that were pushing women out of jobs that were pushing wwomen into back into the home and also had this wave of interest in child development and psychology and this is when you have doctor spock parenting guides. and economists embraced that because it seemed to them like they had solved a lot of the physical drudgery of housework. which had been such a focus of the early field. and now they were focusing on relationships within the home a

are we going to have a smart home market, you had to accept a home pod in. yes, there are concerns about that, but in the macro, i would just say it's all part and parcel of the same thing. silo'd eco systems is not the best way for the smart home market. >> professor, previously, is apple's walled garden approach to the home preferable to amazon's and google's more open approach or do they raise different types of concerns? >> it raises concerns and i am sympathetic to apple were they here today. it just works, it's seamless and consumer experience because of the care they exercise and integrating their stuff. in preparation for this hearing, i was trying to see if i could make the google assistant on my iphone. with enough clicks and six hours of time, i could probably have it so that i could go, hey siri, hey google what's the weather. and literally siri would ask to ask what the weather is and pass it back to me. no, we can do better than that and the law i think needs to provide it. i think just asking the companies to kind of be more-- have elbows that

a place of fondness in all of our hearts for the home that we call home, our childhood home. and my best wishes to you and mrs. pollack. and what i think is very interesting about that letter is, is that before his assassination, i like to think that he was sort of coming full circle with this idea of thinking back to his birthplace and thinking back to his roots. i don't know about bobby visiting the house, i do know that ted was actually there on the opening day of 1969. and for many years, ted would actually bring busloads of kennedys every now and then. and he would bring them to the house because he was really trying to keep the family history alive, and trying to show the younger generations importance of their family history. and i was not around the last time he visited, which i believed was in the early 2000s. it is like 2002, or 2003. but we have one of our seasonal park rangers who still works with us, and he was there. and seeing how interesting it was giving a top and tour to ted kennedy and a variety of family members, maria shriver was there. and just a bunch o

that we called home our childhood home and my best wishes to you, mrs. pollock. and what i think very interesting about that letter is it was written just a few months before as assassination. and so i like to think that he was kind of coming full circle this idea that thinking back to his birthplace thinking back to his roots. um, i don't know about bobby visiting the house. i do know that ted was actually there on opening day in 1969 and for many years ted would actually bring busloads of kennedys every now and then and he would bring them to the house because he was really trying to keep the family history alive and really trying to show the younger generations the importance of their family history, and i was not around the last time he visited which i believed was in the early 2000s. it was like 2002 or 2003 but we have one of our seasonal park rangers who still works with us and he was there and saying how interesting it was giving a talk and tour to a ted kennedy and a variety of family members maria shriver was there and eunice and just a bunch o

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how are we able to fix up homes? even if we took the rescue plan funds, we could fix up -- depending if it's $20,000 improvement to a emhow. we are lass age friendly city. a young family that wants to move in, we want to have a house for them that's livable. we have aging stock. we did more construction during the '20s and '30s than in the last 20 years. fortunately we have seen a significant amount of construction and new housing. we have a oversupply of bad housing. if we can repair those houses and help those young families they are able to stoi in akron. there are markets that say who do neighborhoods want? come want to stay and offtheir homes. maybe somebody wants to downsize. those are the markets we are trying to be in. and we are seeing a robust real estate market where time on market has been cut in cuff and the price on a home almost doubled in the past six years because we haven't been able the keep up with supply. >> we know if a city like yours houses that old often have challenges with lead-base paint.

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we actually his home funds in the tempe to purchase homes outright. our housing department is very active. we are completely landlocked 42 square-mile community. all of the development's infill. it is redeveloping things are already developed. we kill out there and actively purchase land ourselves. and purchase units with those home funds. what would really this allows us to do is create permit affordability. a situation we have to duel with a one off with the developer. they have the workforce for a couple of years. then at some point the apartment complex is flex and the rate is luxury rates. we really do use those funds to ensure the city can be in the driver seat with their hands on the steering will attend and to purchasing units outright. expanding the affordable workforce in our community. most important in making those units personally affordable. >> thank you mayor. mayor of oregon in addition to the home program that can expand production of affordable housing, i think most folks who have looked at this agree that we also need to expand the

along with care homes, the government _ care homes.omes. along with care homes, the government will consult - care homes. along with care homes, the government will consult on - the government will consult on whether jabs should the government will consult on whetherjabs should be mandatory in the nhs, prompting questions about which other workplaces could adopt the new rules. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. the latest official figures on the pandemic show that in the past 2a hours, nine deaths were reported and there have been just over 9,000 new infections, which means an average of 7,888 new cases per day in the last week. over 190,000 people received a first dose of the vaccine in the latest 24—hour period, meaning over 42 million people have now had theirfirstjab — that's nearly 80% of uk adults. the number of people who've had their second dose of the vaccine in the latest 24—hour period was 230,666. over 30 million people have had both doses, meaning nearly 60% of uk adults are fully vaccinated. now, as the vaccination programme ha

what caused that jump in latino home ownership and can those lessons be applied to black home ownership? guest: yeah, we're still learning. latino home ownership and latino wealth was lower than blacks until some time in the 2000's. one challenge also with latino numbers is that we're looking oftentimes at new populations the latino population in 1983 this different than the latino population in 2003, in terms of immigrants and what they represent. i think also one of the big differences is where latinos live. more in urban areas. particularly in the northeast, south, suburbs, while latinos are more likely to be in suburban and rural areas where there is higher level of homeownership. there are things to learn and investigate, but also different situations and scenarios. host: a racial wealth gap in this country, that's our topic. we have this conversation until the bottom of the hour. we start with wilma, out of florida. you're up first with dedrick asante-muhammed. are you with us? caller: yes. host: go ahead. caller: i'm fine. host: turned on your television and go ahead with your qu

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so now where there was previously one home, there will be eight homes.for families. this type of urban refill project typically more manageable numbers on units on smaller parcels o of land has potential to contribute to the number of homes that low income people can be homeowners in in san francisco. that's why we're so supportive of sensible proposals such as those by supervisor mandelman to make it a little easier to build smaller size projects and certain locations that are in keeping with the neighborhood character density and transportation availability. just yesterday, the supervisor introduced legislation to make four-unit buildings easier to build and we support that effort. so what makes a habitat project? well, all of our homes are affordable homeownership. because we know home opioid allows families to realize potential, to build wealth and equity and accomplish their dreams. habitat serves as both the general contractor, the developer and the mortgage lender with a zero down and zero percentage interest loan for families. we cap all families

i had got quite used to being at home. when _ had got quite used to being at home.quite used to being at home. when you got back to school you must have been tired doing all these exercises. figs have been tired doing all these exercises-_ have been tired doing all these exercises. ~ , ., , ., exercises. as soon as i went home i was pretty — exercises. as soon as i went home i was pretty much _ exercises. as soon as i went home i was pretty much asleep. _ exercises. as soon as i went home i was pretty much asleep. some - exercises. as soon as i went home i was pretty much asleep. some of. exercises. as soon as i went home i l was pretty much asleep. some of the children are — was pretty much asleep. some of the children are struggling _ was pretty much asleep. some of the children are struggling with _ children are struggling with concentration and confidence. they now work in smaller groups so that teachers can identify any issues. some of them have stopped believing in themselves. they have not had the basic skills they needed, for example my class in year three, t

of the second home. this grass fire, racing up a hillside and damaging at least those two homes. and that is the concern here, with the wind, the dry weather and the heat coming up this week. this is all happening along skyline drive. you can see the map, just east of interstate 80, by the hans park open space. this is on the opposite side of the freeway from six flags. let's bring in cheryl herd. she is on the ground level for us there. what can you tell us? >> reporter: they have given this fire a name. it started around 5:00. and the wind is picking up. that's what firefighters don't want. the firefighters are inside this home. they are making sure that fire doesn't hang out in the roof there. and inside, not sure if anybody's in there. but the fire started in the back of this home. 15 homes threatened, 3 on fire, maybe more. one person was taken to the hospital. with me live, is the mayor of vallejo. and mr. mayor, this is your worst nightmare, is that correct? >> it could be. but thanks to the actio

the fire was on aided by wind a lot of wind pushing the one fire from one home into a second home. still unclear whether or if anybody was in that second home at the time of this fire. several investigators are on scene here trying to determine where this started and why this started. that second fire spreading into the attic area. but eventually ended up taking out a huge chunk of that second home so that too is a total red cross will probably be required here tonight to give people a place to significant damage. as we mentioned done to both of these homes. but thankfully firefighters were able to keep a 3rd home from burning. it was threatened. they were able to protect that from happening. emergency crews still on scene here tonight. this area expected to be blocked off for the next couple of hours. again, crews still on scene here trying to determine whether everybody did in fact get out of that first home when the flames broke out, when they went inside. it was at risk of collapsing. so they had to get into a defensive mode. one firefighter was injured. we're told by the contr

it'sjust nicer to be home. anybody is happy to be home, aren't they? absolutely.ur mum able to stay? i am delighted. it has been lovely having her home for garden visits but to have her home overnight, it will be even better. it's a bit of normality coming back to our lives. definitely. are you planning any trips away? are you able to go on holiday somewhere with your mum in this country? oh, yeah, definitely. we've got a holiday home in thirsk in north yorkshire. mother has never seen it. we're planning on taking her there for a night or two as well. that sounds lovely, absolutely lovely. let's hope the weather holds out for you, janet, in north yorkshire. even if it doesn't, you'll be with your family, so that will be lovely, won't it? yes, it will. stacey, how much difference do think it will make to your residents? massive difference. their well—being is our priority. we need to encourage all families to do so. i just to see them smiling is amazing. why have you been able to do this? the residents are double jabbed, what about the staff? the majority of staff

do i want one at home as well? it doesn't get the creative juices flowing for me. i'm more productive, sprawled out on a bean bag with a laptop. and the world of work is in flux right now. code 19 has sparked a total rethink of how we do business. those of us able to work at home are lucky, shutting down an economy can be devastating to people, to their livelihoods, and health, just as devastating as a buyers can be. especially doing it as suddenly as india did, the government gave people just a few hours last march. before putting the country in total locked down, leaving migrant workers, unemployed and unable to feed themselves. thousands were forced to make the long journey home to their villages on foot. for many, it took days, some didn't make it. the pandemic restrictions have hit the most vulnerable, hottest, especially foreign workers in low wage sectors. whether in india or here in germany . me for weeks india has been facing a devastating 2nd wave of covert. 19, countless thousands are languishing and hospitals or outside them waiting for what treatment t

the most acute risk, they say, is homes overheating.w flat is one of many with big windows and stunning views, but temperatures that can shoot up inside. so the tenants ended up paying for air conditioning, the only option while having to work at home. i think it's, like, something we haven't really considered. we were only thinking about flats that get too cold in winter, but actually there's more flats now, especially among new builds, that get too hot in summer. and on very sunny days, we even had the windows open in december. planting more trees is one way to try to keep some homes a bit cooler, but the challenge of rising temperatures goes far beyond that. the report says that climate change is happening faster than previously thought and that efforts to adapt to it are falling way behind. and, for that, the committee blames the government. the advisers warn that the power network will be more of risk from new extremes of weather, just as all our cars are meant to go electric. and the millions of trees being planted to soak up carb

returned home, suffered a medical emergency and died. born and raised in san francisco and joined the firefighter in 2000, leaves behind a son he adored more than anything. >>> frustrating day for restaurant owner in castro, man on scooter stopping in front of the guy chicken rice restaurant, breaks a small window with slingshot. the owner was planning on full reopening but now has to stay closed until he can repair the damage. >>> live look at golden gate bridge, a piece of faulty equipment has been overcharging drivers for months. bridge district says about 32,000 drivers are affected. charged $23 instead of the usual refunds are being calculated. worth checking your fast track bill. >>> back in a moment to show you what the giants did tonight. stay with us. jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool. so what are you waiting for? mckayla maroney to get your frisbee off the roof? i'll get it. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa. here you go. (in unison) thank you mckayla! dude, get it. i'm not

the front of the homes look okay. take a closer look at the damage on the side of the homes. and in the back. that's because the fire started on a hillside behind the homes on skyline drive. let's get to the video from yesterday we were able to get the vantage point of where this fire started back in the back. an elderly woman who lives in this home was taken to the hospital. she was suffering from smoke inhalation. no other injuries were reported. the fire started between 5:00 and 5:30 they got the call yesterday afternoon that a neighborhood was being threatened. this is near six flak flags. it started in a hillside behind homes on skyline drive. the fire spread to about eight homes. three of those have significant damage. some neighbors grabbed their garden hoses and their tools and did what they could to try to save the homes. >> my husband ran across the street to her house and got up on the roof and started watering. mythus did really well. he saved their house. the flames were coming up in the yard. >> reporter: firefighters don't know the cause of the fire. residents

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runs john hills from the small town of home. he went back to his family there during the 1st locked down and ended up staying on the go button. when i got back, i went on youtube to learn about modern agricultural practices. but then also happened to read about glove orchards. and that's what i started out with. the french job worked in the oil and lubricants industry for 5 years, but his company had no more work for him. after the pandemic struck back home, he came up with ideas for supporting his extended family. he's develop new irrigation techniques for their fields to everyone's delight. to go toward a gay, when my older brother ship rach returned from the city, the whole family was wondering what he would do here in the village. but he applied the latest farming methods set up fruit tree plantations and use drip irrigation on the fields which will double our income. the lens migration after the panoramic will give a boost to villages as the youngsters adopt and introduce modern farming practices . but success stories like

home and reporting all not from mexico city. thank you. also following political developments improve the voting is on the way in the presidential run of them will than 25000000 people to register to vote was predicted to be a closely for contest. voters have to choose between 2 formulas from opposite sides of the political spectrum. right, we can take off, would you more, is the daughter of jailed x present alberto for g. maury. if elected, she's promised to pardon her father, convicted of human rights violations and hold to corruption case against herself. she says she'll maintain economic stability and free market policies. and then left is pedro castillo is a little known school teacher and union leader. he has galvanized support from throughs rural poor vining to high taxes on multinational companies and rewrite the countries constitution. the norwegian refugee council list. molly is one of the wealth most neglected conflicts. with more than 7000000 people needing humanitarian assistance, and 350000 people displaced this year alone. n

our home editor mark easton has the details.nghy crowded with migrants was floating without an engine. ship tracking reveals how a french patrol vessel escorted the stricken craft from just a couple of miles off their coast and handed it over to the uk authorities. it's a vile train, with people traffickers keen to include children among their human cargo because that encourages the authorities to rescue the migrants more quickly. any unaccompanied children become the responsibility of kent county council. but with more than 100 arrivals last month and no sign of a slowdown, the council says it'll be forced to close its doors to child migrants within a matter of days. kent is now caring for 403 unaccompanied child asylum—seekers. that's almost double the number the home office says it should accept under its guidelines. only one in five of arrivals have found accommodation in other local authorities, and kent says the currently voluntary transfer scheme must be made mandatory to share the burden. the council's conservative leade

and molly, on friday have arrived back home. the germans were, among 13 you and soldiers hurt when their convoy was targeted by a car bomb. north of the city of gout, the attack has triggered a heated debate about germany's role and the un mission, and molly ambulances were ready in cologne. as the military transporter came in to land on board, the 1st of the german soldiers injured in the attack, it was the worse to day tongue german soldiers taking part in the un peacekeeping mission. it's likely to have political consequences, not least for the 3 main candidates vying to leave germany after september, the election, social democrat, all are shots, things and need decision to withdraw. troops from the west african country would be a mistake. thus, company can't be that the moment you realize an operation is dangerous. you just say we had no idea it would be this bad. we should be clear about this from the very beginning that this is an extremely dangerous operation, even if it isn't on a large scale and who could really shine.

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they might off a free home inspection.you see a hazard, speak up. >> you need to work with your landlord or the owner of the structure to make sure you're meeting all regulations for defensible space. >> reporter: finally, consider making it a community priority. wildfires target entire neighborhoods, not just individual homes. along the way you might find the neighbor next door needs a hand protecting their place, and you might be able to help them. >> before it was just select communities and areas in the fire zones, now it's so many that are right there in fire zones. >> we have to think about it now, even though temperatures are cooling right now, but it's going warm up again soon and we've got to be prepared. >> right. fire departments nowadays go around the neighborhoods with their ipads, take pictures of the property and circle things you need to take care of. we're going cut back things that have been growing over the past year or so. drought update today. the drought is expanding. we have hotter temperatures on th

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the homes look okay. you can't see damage. it happened in the back of the home. let's go to the video from yesterday. the home that had the most damage had an elderly woman that suffered from smoke inhalation. she is expected to be okay. the fire started between 5:00 yesterday afternoon near six flags in vallejo. it was on a hillside. it spread up to homes and towards the backs of the homes. porches, and patios, and backyards. the fire department said eight homes have damage, and that three of those have significant damage. some neighbors jumped into action and grabbed garden hoses and tools and did what they could to save the homes. >> my husband ran across the street to her house and got up on the roof and started watering. my husband did really well because he savored their house because flames were coming up in the guard. >> firefighters don't know the cause of the fire but residents said they have been concerned about the dry brush. today, the heat wave started. one advantage today is we want to have the winds of yesterday that helped push the fire, but it w

adding $36,000 to the price of a new home. it's tough. birmingham builder said that higher prices threaten her business and price homeowners out of the market. so if this is going up for you, i would imagine then that cost gets pushed on to the homeowner? >> it does. right now, i cannot tell anybody how much a house will cost. >> reporter: what does it do to the american dream? >> kills it. >> reporter: the affect reaching families that need help the most. the nonprofit, habitat for humanity is no longer taking applications and they believe the big mills are taking advantage of the situation. >> i think it's great for the lumber mills. >> reporter: home builders have told us that they believe the big mills are the problem, they are jacking up the prices. is that happening? >> i don't believe any mill can control the industry. it's based on a standard pricing guide that prints every thursday. >> reporter: this industry expert said at the start of the pandemic, mill operators and home builders scaled back to prepare for a recession that nev

. appraisals, black homes, being valued at tens of thousands, less than white homes and order more federal contracts or lack businesses. the data shows young black entrepreneurs are just as capable of succeeding, given the chance as white entrepreneurs are what they don't have. lawyers, they don't have. they don't know the accountants, but they have great ideas. local businesses, welcome the focus, but the head of the greenwood chamber of commerce that was formed by survivors of the massacre as they attempted to rebuild is skeptical. the president of the united states is here and i can even medium the talk about how we can preserve this district, how we can help grow these black businesses, the city, it's also making money. the state of oklahoma is making money, right? these mainstream hotels is making money, but the historic black district is not going to get it done by didn't have an advance to key campaign pledge to forgive student deaths, which civil rights groups. they would go a long way to narrowing that racial wealth gap, nor has he spoken not in favor of reparations for slavery or

and, and he's coming home to here. once we don't like people who want to use our pin. i what i walk back to your pan within a little compared to your, to monday, predict in for the political reason for that. those want to manipulate. there are no, we, we are and what kind of come up will you not pan from? because by boat, if he struck 70 feet taller sound whatever the current president elections 20 years ago, there was a full month stand off that sparked a wave of violence or med, i'm beauty equally body kareem says his leg was blown off at close range by government soldiers under the former president, in the post election crisis. calamity about us for reconciliation to happen. truth must be told. there must also be reparations. my little girl keeps asking me what happened to my missing leg. that hurts, it's hard to forgive. this man must be held accountable to the ivory and nation. the government is restoring sudden privileges. a former president you entitled to. these include a decent tool and personal security bubbl

it possible for them to buy home and build equity into that home and provide for the families.d, small businesses are the while of our economy that glue our communities. as president, mayan ministration overseas hundreds of billions of dollars in federal contracts. everything from refurbishing decks of aircraft carriers and installing relative federal buildings to professional services. there's a thing called a won't go into it all there's not enough time now, but i am determined to use every taxpayer's dollar that is assigned to me to it spend going to american companies and american workers to build american products. and as part of that i'm going to increase the share of the dollars the federal government spends two small disadvantaged businesses, including a black and brown small businesses. right now we are close to 10% were going to move that 15% of every dollar spent. [applause] dedrick asante-muhammed, that was present biden yesterday announcing those two initiatives in tolls, oklahoma. are they going to make a difference? >> guest: i think homeownership is very importa

my home in my community were destroyed. it is because i believe in the end when i returned home from the war i was fighting overseas. i was not entitled to the g.i. benefits because of the color of my skin. i came home to segregation a separate and unequal even at this age of 100 the tolls of race massacre in the history books and the thought of what greenwood was and what it could have been. not just black and white we are flesh and blood. i was there when it happened. i am still here. my sister was there. we are not asking for a handout that the chance to be treated like a first-class citizen. we are asking for a lifetime of harm that was caused by the massacre. with the chance to be made whole after the struggle i still believe in the ideas and then given the chance to do the right thing and justice will be served. please do not let me leave this earth without it. thank you so much. >> thank you, sir. [applause] >> i appreciate being here. and we all work together. we are one. we are one. [applause] >> thank you uncle re

what would it make if there were funds to do repairs on the homes, existing homes that could sell for 60, 80, 90,000 a year? >> six years ago i kind of started this with a question to the community and to me i think it's a customer service question and i asked them tell me what you want. they said we want to be able to stay in our neighborhoods, we want a decent job. how are you able to fix up homes, even if we took plans now and could probably fix up depending whether it's a $20,000, not an addition, but improvement through homes, but we're also an age friendly city. a young family wants to move in and give them a house that's livable. now, we have an inge a-- we have an aging housing stock, built before 1970. we did more construction in the 20's and '30s than the last 20 years and we have an oversupply of bad housing, if we can repair the houses and help the young families, they can stay in akron. what do they want? >> stay and improve their homes, and that's the market we're trying to be in. while we're seeing a fairly rebust real estate market. the price of a home has almost doubl

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keep your home nice and warm. not every home and mold. there is no way to get around dust around 6 milligrams of dust fall on to every square meter of a home every day. after a week it gets to be so much so we can finally see it. this is what dust looks like under the microscope. it's a veritable cocktail substance. it's steph, and let's explain the specializes in environmental medicine. this causes some, it's a collection of organic and non organic particles. for one thing the human body produces does that make tiny flakes of skin that the body said so as well as hair. it could also be carpet fibers can be a brazen from a stone floor. it can be tire, abrasion from traffic, or residue from a fire is comes from up the front. so it's any number of things. it was put, talk to as it guns, few she does is mostly not bad feel health, but some people have an allergic reaction to the pollen or the dust mice contained in household duct that can cause watery eyes. and in severe cases, even shortness of breath or asthma ah, disc apply has a dust olo

long goodbye bull has returned home after being cleared of war crimes charges. goodbye bows, refusal to accept electoral defeat in 2011. plunged the ivory coast into months of violence in which thousands of people died. he was finally forced from power and still trial at the international criminal court in the head. only a small number of local back bows supporters were allowed into ivy john airport to see his plain touch down. even after 10 years outside of the country. support for the former president remain strong. his return has raised the hugs of many and ivory coast. it's all we wanted one day of glory. we erase out 10 years of suffering. we want everything simply thanks to god because he gave us back our father. what am i today i will sleep well and i pray to god that he arrives at his destination. i want to see and salute him and i expect reconciliation wise doug doug returned home after being cleared by the international criminal court and the 76 year old was charged with crimes against humanity. after his refusal to accept a feat and a 2010 election tr

and home can be just about anywhere. that includes some small towns way off of the bn rterva has the story. >> i biggerkitc repter: jennife a garrett wanted their first house to have a backyard for a dog and no stairs. >> we got a three story. no backyard and a cat. >> reporter: for $295, outbid on ten others in las vegas. >> would you say this is your dream home? >> not at all. >> desperate buyers with record low interest rates, low inventory and cash rich investors are driving prices up 19% higher. but cities like kingston, new york are up 35%. bazley, 33% and las vegas up 15%. this home in california went for more than $2 million. 58% over the asking price. >> if you are putting asking price offers you are automatically a loser. >> reporter: 45,000 above list price. >> barely got house. >> if you waited another day. >> gone. >> reporter: bayers face black ter getting outbid on 20 homes in bozeman, montana, shawn pleaded for someone to sell him a home. >> this guy happened to see me and he happened to have a house for