in a single-family home? it is really a personal decision. cheryl: the condo, you are paying a little bit more. the association. they can be in your business. you have to kind of way that expense as well verses the expenses that come with just. >> are you really going to love communal living? and if your neighbor's economic fortunes change, that can affect were left on a single-family home? absolutely. there is not much of that to go around. going to cost me ten to $15 million to do like. i live in a co-op or condo. and i do it because of, that is with the inventory is. but, yes. it's lifestyle. it really is lifestyle because the new condos, it's like the new ipad, they have the bells and whistles and they're getting the next generation, and they can target their audience. if they want to retirees, they want whenever the next generation is going to be called , the plight to that. cheryl: we were talking about reits. another thing to you brought up was health care in the aging population. they want condos, full

a look at camarillo county. the so called springs fire, 4,000 homes threatened, more than a dozen homes have been damaged. one thours firefighters are battling the blaze. the wind-whipped flames with moving through koes l canyon towards the pacific ocean within we don't have the roads, we don't have the infrastructure with water and we have some littleations of the method of which we can fight fire in those areas. >> the latest numbers with more than 18,000 acres burned so far. the fire is 20% contained. >> the al mia fire department is lending a help hand. upon leaving this afternoon a battalion chief told us that they will do whatever is needed to help get this fire under control. >> even governor brown doesn't like the new prison plan and it's his plan. calling it ugly he warned that's bad for public safety but he's under a dedsline. brown had until midnight thursday to send a plan and he had to send the plan to federal judges. the state has 9,000 more prisoners that aloud by federal guidelines. brown called for more early release for inmates and paroling elderly and incapacitated prisoners. he plans t

buyers, a condo or town home is a good entry into the market and cheaper. usually it's people, as families grow, they prefer a single family home with a yard and the additional privacy. >> uh. >> and they have to pay more for that and depends who buys, too. >> yeah. >> and does it depend on what the person buying the property wants to do with that? if i was a big corporation, maybe i would want to do a condo instead? >> with the corporations, they generally buying single family homes in the suburbs to rent out. >> all right. >> and are they looking for smaller places? >> there is not much building going on. we're dealing with the exact housing stock we had five or 10 years ago and that is the same proportion. nothing changeed and not like anyone went and bull dozed the monster homes and built the smaller homes. >> okay. >> and wh builders were building, they would that learned but they're still building larger homes where there is more land to do it. >> city or burbs, one word? >> city. >> and old or new construction? i guess it depends on if they're not b

it was ruled a home run and the fifth straight loss to the orioles. >> it is a home run. >> i was waiting on some feedback. p.s. to make a decision about whether he wants them to check on that. he ended up calling it a foul ball and not even a double. you have to make a decision about whether you want to roll the dice for a home run. >> the orioles are four games out of first place. college lacrosse. syracuse's syracuse plays- denver. stevenson the salisbury. .he mustangs in white .e went to parkside high school he had three goals to lead stevenson. .his is brady, just a freshman stevenson wins 12-6. nba game one. big first half lead. mathis cuts it to 6. memphisest player -- cuts it to 6. >> a big weekend for baltimore. >> have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's

that also provided for fundamentally a facility a home a permanent home for the mexican museum. the developers are to provide a shell contribution once they agree agreeing gate this site and the permanent home for the mexican museum is $18 million. in addition we're very concerned with ongoing sustainability. we see other culture facilities across the nation and as a result we negotiated with the city a dedication to the mexican museum. top of that there is a annual contribution for maintenance and security at a rate of $1.25 of netted secret this is a permanent ongoing fee that lasts for perpetually. and again i can't emphasis enough this is a permanent impact fee that goes to the gardens but free programming you see in our gardens for 9 months out of the year. and grant funding for the center for the arts the creativity museum that substance goes toward the childcare center as well as the capital needed. again those museums sit on top of moscone and large partitioned of moscone are still owned by the agency. to put this in context the project would be the only residential proje

it turns out she got a lousy deal on a new home. a massive 11,000 square foot mansion overlooking the ocean in rhode island. take a look at that. that is mighty pretty. should paid over 17 million in cash, cash, my friends. he is what barbara had to say about it. >> but just common ryland. >> to? >> to a swift. >> a bad decision? >> of course. never any guessing. here is some advice. user millions to hire barbara. gerri: that's my "2 cents more." coming up thursday, fox business has had a lawn special. we will take a look and all aspects of the industry and how can work better for you. join us for that. that's it for tonight on "the willis report." have a great night. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. thank you for being with us. there appears to be a break in the obama administration is more than seven month-long effort to limit the public knowledge on what happened in the terrorist attack on our consulate in benghazi. an attack that resulted in the murders of u.s. ambassador christopher stephens, foreign service officer john smith, c

. >> new york college student was shot and killed by police responding to a home invasion. her while trying to take down her attacker. it was a bullet from a police officer's gun that led to the death of the university student. >> let me start by giving my most sincere condolences to the parents of andrea and jessica. >> it happened during a home invasion robbery of campus. police went there after an 911 call from someone claiming the gunman ordered them out of the house to get cash from an atm. when police arrived, they say the suspect was holding a gun to her head. >> the officer fired eight rounds. ourn stock sevenstruck subject. one round struck the victim. >> she was shot in the head and died. also killed was the suspect, as having by police an extensive route sheet and wanted for jumping parole. she was a junior majoring in public relations. the news of her death is extremely hard for the people that knew her. >> she was popular. everybody loved her. she was excited by going to college and making something of her life. >> a police spokesman says the officer who shot he

a family member came to the home discovering three stabbing victims. now, a 3 yorltd-year-old girl was also stabbed. as you've said right now, authorities are doing a yard to yard search. they call him a person of interest. ruben ramirez. these are all family members. the two deceased, the 3-year-old girl in the hospital and this man, ruben ramirez. sheriff department tells me he is known to frequent homeless shelters and he does have a history of mental illness, they're asking anyone who has seen him to give him a call because they would like to talk to him. three people found stabbed inside of the home on viewmont. two people have died a 40-year-old woman and a 1-year-old boy. and we'll bring you updates if anything changes and we get new information. >> thank you very much. we'll have that information. we're following more breaking news out of san jose. police investigating what they call a gruesome murder discovered in a holiday inn express. investigators collected evidence. police say a crew came across a body about 1 tth 20 this afternoon there is

after a significant earthquake we expect that we may have gas disrupted and so without gas in your home, how are you going to cook? >> well, i wouldn't recommend cooking inside of the house. you have to go outside and use a portable stove or something else. >> so it wouldn't be safe to use your fireplace to cook? >> not at first. you should check it by a professional first. >> outside should be a safe place to cook as long as you stay away from buildings and doors and windows. >> yes. that will be fine. >> here we have some alternative cooking areas. >> you can barbecue and if you have a regular propane bark could barbecue. >> thank you for joining us. and thanks for this terrific space that you have in this exhibition space and thanks for helping san francisco stay safe. with its elegant rotunda, the reflecting waters of the sub rounding lagoon and fraying rant eucalyptus trees, special dates and memorable proposals. it is the perfect picnic spot to relax with that special someone by listening to water and fountain in the lagoon and gazing as the swans go gracefully by. beautiful to vi

. >>> a home less ban badly hurt in a hit-and-run crash is back with him family after an out pouring of generosity. they helped 63-year-old less rowe on board in oakland. donors raised $17,000 including a a high school classmate from georgia, former 49's player, james johnson. his 87-year old mother are thrilled he's home. >> we see it all the time that patients recover so much faster when they're around their loved ones. >> rowe is paralyzed and can't speak following the hit-and-run accident on columbus avenue near stockton street. the driver has not been found. >> consumer reports is calling the electric car 99 out of 100 points. >> prices for the model start at about $70,000. the rave review comes just one day after the palo alto posted its first ever profit. today tesl approve fit closed at $64.40 a share. >> job less claims in the u.s. have fall tone levels they haven't seen since the recession. >> 323,000 claims, the four-week dropped just 237,000, low t lowest since the recession began. >>> an up and down trading session ended on the downside. >> nasdaq composite lost 4. >> yo

so a title to a home, a passport, a driver's license, any type of medical records that you need need,k those up or put them on a remote drive or store them on the cloud, the same is true with any vital information on your computer. back that up and have that on a cloud in case your hard drive does not work any more. >> in your home you should be prepared as well. >> absolutely. >> let's take a look at the kinds of things that you might want to have in your home. >> we have no water, what are we going to do about water? >> it is important for have extra water in your house, you want to have bottled water or a five gallon container of water able to use on a regular basis, both for bathing and cooking as well as for drinking. >> we have this big container and also in people's homes they have a hot water heater. >> absolutely, if you clean your hot water heater out regularly you can use that for showering, drinking and bathing as well >> what other things do people need to have aren't their home. >> it is important to have extra every day items buy a couple extra cans of can food that you

a gas station, danny's phone rang. it was his roommate who wondered why he wasn't home. tamerlan pulled a gun out. >> reporter: so when your roommate hears you speaking in english, does he answer in english? >> reporter: saying what? >> reporter: what happens then? >> reporter: so at some point you start thinking, i need an exit strategy here. >> reporter: at the gas station, dzhokhar left the car to pay. tamerlan was fiddling with the g.p.s. danny knew this might be his last chance. how do you do that in your head? do you say 1, 2, 3? >> reporter: you're going, he's reaching out. reporter: and now you're running. >> reporter: he ran across the street to this station and pleaded with the clerk to call 911. >> reporter: if you hadn't escaped, called 911 and put police on the trail of these bombers, bad things would have happened. i mean, you are a hero in this story. those bad guys. i think they are the >> reporter: so danny felt lucky to get out of this alive and in one piece, his car, the 2013 mercedes s.u.v. was not so lucky, scott. police used its g.p.s. to track it to

home. to paint a picture for you of this home, the serrano home, they have had a sign with the picture of amanda tied to the front of their home we're told by neighbors for years and years waiting, not giving up hope for her to come home, a yellow ribbon tied around a tree in front of the house neighbors tell us also has been there for years for amanda. today, she came home. they could not be happier. some of the neighbors i spoke with after we heard that statement from her sister, beth, told me that they could not be more excited, that this is thrilling, that this is just such a happy ending to such a scary and what they thought might be tragic story for amanda and for those other two girls. of course there is still one girl from this area still missing. and we cannot forget that. additionally, one of the neighbors that i spoke with that lives just down the street told me, you know, frankly i didn't think this day was coming. it had been so long, i didn't think she would return home. and to see her return home is just incredible. >> poppy, this story is remarkable. and there are so many develop

a family member came home to find them at 3:30 yesterday afternoon. and a manhunt began for ruben ramirez a family member of the three. police got a tip that he may be in san francisco about 50 miles away. he was taken into custody then later last night. >> so at this time, it's very preliminary in regards to our investigation but we believe the person of interest may be our suspect and we have no other persons of interest at this time. >> reporter: the san francisco police department and u.s. marshals helped take him in last night. family members say ramirez has significant mental health issues and may not have been taking his medications. family members obviously distraught. they came here to the scene yesterday hugging, crying, and trying to make sense of this. right now, live in east san jose anne makovec, kpix 5. >> devastating anne. does the suspect have a history of criminal activity? >> reporter: well, we don't know exactly what, but we know he has had several minor at least run-ins with the law and he is also known to frequent homeless shelter

home. if they have a leaky faucet, an old tv. t nothing to do with it. >> that's right. little sobering news. great news the housing market is going up. even with this rise, home prices are, off 28% from their peak in 2006. so they're going up. but those boom times so to speak are still a ways away. >> who knows if we will reach those, those were inflated. to say the least. >> i bought a home inflated. sold a home inflated. i guess it all worked out. >> i bought a home inflated and sold it last week. clearly not inflated. >> sorry to hear about that. >> we didn't lose too much. which was nice. paula said about the details. a tip coming from me. price it right the first time. all the zillows, and trulia, of the world, they list every price change that happened to the home. if you price it too high and you come down. while it looks like a deal. it also gives the buyer the impression there might be something wrong with your home. >> good advice. >> trying to get rid of it. come to us for everything. >> telling you. >>> coming up, the

it's where we my kids grew up this isn't just a property this is our home this is where i raise my children they told me to get to become default on the loan and then i could do a modification but five days after the modification was submitted based to the sheriff's sale and the foreclosure crisis has begun her mortgage lender u.s. bank had stopped the loan modification process because they sent the wrong applique . haitian and went ahead with foreclosure. and haynes is not alone this week hundreds of activists and victims of wrongful for closure rallied outside the department of justice but he was a banker. their first feeling our home. was at our livelihood. there's not been single criminal action against those responsible for the predatory lending and wrongful addictions ok. and protesters stood ready to risk arrest to gain the attention of the department of justice by may do everything it can i can and if it's going to going to jail i'm fine with over two dozen people went to jail. in two thousand and nine and two thousand and ten eleven leading financial institutions foreclosed on almo

a family member came to the home discovering three stabbing victims. now, a 3 yorltd-year-old girl was also stabbed. as you've said right now, authorities are doing a yard to yard search. they call him a person of interest. ruben ramirez. these are all family members. the two deceased, the 3-year-old girl in the hospital and this man, ruben ramirez. sheriff department tells me he is known to frequent homeless shelters and he does have a history of mental illness, they're asking anyone who has seen him to give him a call because they would like to talk to him. three people found stabbed othen viewmont. two people have died a 40-year-old woman and a 1-year-old boy. and we'll bring you updates if anything changes and we get new information. >> thank you very much. we'll have that information. we're following more breaking news out of san jose. police investigating what they call a gruesome murder discovered in a holiday inn express. investigators collected evidence. police say a crew came across a body about 1 tth 20 this afternoon there is signs of a stru

police say a man had been holding three children captive in a trenton home since friday. kyw reporter sigjoins us on the phone. you were just a comblouple bloc away. what did you see or hear? >> the hostage situation is over after 36 hours. we heard a gunshot shortly before 4:00 a.m. and someone was taken on a stretcher and put in an ambulance and police are not commenting on that. what they are telling us is that the three hostages are safe and the t is in custody. they have not confirmed any of their names or ages. but sources tell us the three hostages included two teens and possibly a toddler. this all started friday afternoon after police got a phone call asking to request on a check on the welfare of those in that apartment. when police arrived, that's when they spotted a woman dead and possibly another may have been dead for several days. when they learned of this, a man who was at the home brandished a weapon and that's when police pulled back and that's when the hostage situation started. police tell us they will give us more details starting at 10:00 a.m. this mo

mortgage you're not paying your property taxes you don't have to move out you don't have to rent a new home or buy a new home all of those activities are more expensive than just paying the defense attorney to really stall the process and in the meantime you know the homeowner i've seen homeowners have been able to save up money to where they're finally evicted from the home they've saved so much they're able to buy a new one and are basically made whole and in the same position they were prior to the foreclosure that is hiring an attorney you know you can start the process by being put at the bottom of the pile to get the rio the courts but if we do find that the documents are faulty and what is the process that the homeowner have to go through to wipe out their mortgage. so one of the new the new developments in foreclosure defense law. has to do with something called quiet title motions quiet tile motions or essentially motions made by a defense attorney to wipe out the mortgage it's a very aggressive strategy whereas normally foreclosure defense is a defensive strategy and is very react

runs, this one estimated about 450 feet, the a's 7 thousandth home run as>> they're back to the 500 mark at 20 and 20. >> the great young talent for washington, tonight at dodger's stadium, to the wall -- oh, face first into the wall. >> harper's neck. he did walk off the field under his own power, but did leave the contest. >> did beat the dodgers 6 had ever 2. >> giants are off tomorrow. >> tomorrow night, warriors in san antone sgloe heck of a basketball team, and it's a tall task to beat them. >> good to be in a game against that team and what they've been able to do. >> the warriors have somehow got past san antonio. >> may not be waiting for them, durant's tied at 94, versus memphis. >> he had 27 points but 2 for 13 in the 4th. mark kasal, his shot put back by zach randolph, memphis leads that series, and lebron james and the miami heat, they are one game away from closing out injury riddled chicago. >> james tonight, 27 points, 8 twists, 7 rebounds. >> he's just better than everybody else. >> 88-65, the bulls cannot score. >> the second sound series,

she was found in a creek near family's vacation home. has a severe form of autism and with missing on sunday. while playing with her brother in the backyard she wandered off when he went into the house. this picture from a surveillance camera shows a running down her own street. this is the last image of our allies. >> it is just terrible. >> as the search headquarters volunteers of each other and wiped away tears. hundreds have joined a frantic three days searched to find the girl who had a mental capacity of a one-year-old. all of them hoped to find her alive. >> which took the last couple of days of work and brought our border to help look for this child. this is not the outcome we wanted. now all we can do is pray for her family and her parents. >> police teams packed up their gear and headed back home. like many other autistic children she was attracted to the water. her family week end in clear lake to let her be near something she loved. this according to the police chaplain less than comforting the family. mikaela he says could no

it was spotted at a home on ripley avenue. people showed a photo of a man riding the pony which looks similar to the one found yesterday and the three month old is peel being called jillian. she donated and is privileged she can help out the zoo. >>> a school field trip took a deadly turn. >>> and the safety changes made on a roadway where a father and daughter were killed last year, stay tuned for more news weather and traffic. . >>> time now 4:51, the search continues for a missing 4th grading after a deadly gravel slide. they were on a trip when the ground gave way burying four children. one child died and a 4th is still missing. rescuers have been searching by hand : >>> a massive landslide affecting a subdivision appears to be stabilizing. this is the first time since march, there has been no movement. they have asked them to respond to the condition and home her owner are dealing with a busted pipe and city crews are still making repairs on the streets and the work is expected to last until august. >>> highway patrol is l

in california, a program to help veterans buy homes remains untapped. aaron glantz, you have been reporting on this. what is this program? they at least have money available. >> they have a lot of money because voters love it. the home loan program where veterans pay back the loans on the houses they buy and then they pay back the bonds with the interests on their loans. the last time it went to the voters in 2008, $900 million. no organized campaign against it. passed with 60% of the vote. of the $900 million, not one cent has gone to help a veteran buy a house. the agency that distributes the loans, the california veterans affairs department, they had over $1 billion in the kitty, they were only able to distribute 83 loans, they spent more money. >> where did the money come from for the loans? >> they are working off the other bond measure which passed in 2000. they had quite a bit of money left over from the 2000 bond measure. they said in 2008, they said the wars in afghanistan and iraq were going on. they need more money. they got $900 million more.

what is clear it's long over cue it the mexican museum have a permanent home. whatever the proposals of this project there was a indirect link of the amount of space and the finance. on behalf of those members who are latino and those who have looked at the reports that's the single construction industry i think they would be extremely proud to work on a project like that. with regard to some of the appellants points i note that the other end of the block is the 44 story hotel building and many of those who testified on behalf of the hotel live on the opposite side of the hotel. it's a block of tall buildings. i note with the pedestrian issues are very real in that neighborhood is that the end of my time? >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello, i'm shawn smith i work in local 24. $21 million that's an eye-opening thing that's an important culture structure we need this type of museum so we can have the historical area for our children the carpenters are asking for your support >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening. i don't live in san francisco but i'm mexic

as a result of the fire in knocked out power to 21 homes. ped have power back on by 11:00. >> 49 year olds julie tenpenny was arrested. she appeared to be under the influence as she used a ladder to start the fire. the fire broke out on a hill near, alhambra avenue and ahambra pills jhills july just after 5:00 this day evening. fire fighters it called in and help rent a room of going up in flames. contra costa county are said about 48 firefighters and 30 inmates hand crew members to handle claims. helicopters and planes are also used to cover the flames of fire year it took 90 minutes to contain fire one firefighters suffered minor injuries. more trouble for the new east and the bay bridge to tell you about. >> the sacramento bee reported engineers in 2006 and discovered that the d ucts containing thousands of steel tendons had been left unsealed exposing those tendons to write columns of water. that has some worried this could lead to corrosion. caltran examine the attendance a fallible significant corrosion. experts to review the study ques

must have sprinklers. >> firefighters count on something called defensible space, an area around a home that is clear of brush. it helped save this home last year in washington state. >> i don't know what this was. an rv i guess. >> reporter: it's not a guarantee. firefighter bill thomas took us to where, despite plenty of defensible space these were untouched. these were not. >> you try to predict fire behavior but it is by nature unpredictable. >> reporter: the winds are starting to pick up here again. it's the potential for flare-ups that have firefighters worried and still 200 homes evacuated. officials tell me that by tonight some people may be able to go back home tonight but only if it's completely safe. >> clayton, thank you. >>> driving those fires right in the beginning the santa ana winds. just listen to this. this was something this week, that moment when a firefighter could barely stand against it all. tonight a change in the weather and ginger zee is here tracking it. hopefully this will help. >> yes. santa anas are powerful. we wanted to show you what happened this week.

a. thousands of homes are in jeopardy. n california into panama counting has burned in a remote area. elsewhere in northern california on that 125 a. in sonoma county is still burning. kron4 next >> reporter: yes pam we will focus on the sparring fire and mature county passed a big boy here we have new pictures you can see the flames burning very close to a lot of homes. is started at 78 and yester day. it is bernie dangerously close to other homes. this is another shot you can see all the flames for their uc the fire line, will look at the small. at least 15 homes and 4000 homes have been threatened. we have a dramatic still images you can see flames right here coming over the bridge line. the smoke is still in the sky. about 50,000 mi. from l.a.. all of the smoke, all of the flames. look at the amount of land and look out and read those feelings are so high. the pacific highway is closed for nine mile for 9 mi.. we will keep monotremes and keep you updated throughout the show. >> pam: all across the state the hot and wind

the fire damaged a home, a garage, two motor homes and spread to the house next door. no one was hurt. three people are without their homes this morning. >> the man accused in an armed carjacking spree was supposed to be in court but that did not play out aspected. jeffery boyce may face charges in the murder of an east bay woman in oregan. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has that story the. >> the judge came into the courtroom and announced that jeffery boyce would not come to court and he was held in a safety cell. we asked the public defender what that meant and this is the answer. >> this is a complicated case and it spans a number of different jurisdictions and there could be mental health issues at place but what we plan on doing is investigating all aspects of the case including the mental health issues, if there are any at play. >> boyce's mother believes her son had a breakdown and left oregon where he lives and on way to the russian consequence -- consulate, and in a new twist he is the possible suspect in the murder of a 57-year-old woman from castro valle

the next. >> reporter: believe it or not, a home robber is as choosey as a home buyer. ok enticing? chris patterson ought to know. he's a former thief. and says some houses just scream, "rob me." and others, not so much. his big tip? a security system is worth it. especially if it has cameras. in fact, some can even beam live video of a break-in as it's happening. >> two people in the house. oh, here comes another one. >> reporter: so, a homeowner can call the cops. >> ma'am, it's okay. officers are surrounding your house. they're not going to get away with anything. >> reporter: but get this. patterson says he's still robbed plenty of homes protected by alarms. how? because owners are often too lazy to turn them on. >> half the time, it's not even armed if there is one there. >> reporter: not even armed? really? on the flip side, here's something that's always on. >> beware of dog signs? not going near it. >> reporter: patterson confesses all you need is a beware of dog sign. you can skip the actual dog. >> automatic no-no. >> reporter: so, if that's what turns him away

that's a home there -- looks bigger than a home but maybe a big home -- but it's in jeopardy. so the firefighters now -- they are in a position where all they can do is try to save individual structures, evacuate people as the fire comes that way, putting it out at this moment isn't an option, usually the santa ana winds die down in the late afternoon. the hope is in the late afternoon you get higher humidity as the sun goes down, and here you go, these are live pictures. so they're hopeful for all of that but the weather is not cooperating, and the fire season in california is underway with a bang and there are great fears what it may bring. we'll keep you updated. >>> if you have been paying attention you probably noticed that drop in the unemployment rate often comes with an explanation it's because people have given up looking for jobs. not today. today is a new picture. it looks like more people are thankfully getting work. do you feel it in your community? they are noticing it on wall street. the dow has skyrocketed today. we're in uncharted territory again. if they tell

for a home every month. a battle because the property they want has five offers. they can't seal the deal. >> we went over and still aren't getting them. we didn't even come out in the running the. there were 40 offers on the property. >> it is a solid market and the home prices are jumping. they have reached a star level. a high since 2007. according to the san francisco association of realtors t median price jumped 31%. a single home is now worth $1 million. the median price for a condo $850,000 and getting scooped up within weeks of getting on the market. >> a lot of people want to come here. >> homes are getting sold thousands of dollars over asking. >> anywhere between 7 and 20% over. >> anywhere up to 100 to 200,000 over that. and is not a guarantee you will get it. >> not aegirine. >> an improving economy and low interest rates are driving the buyers, but there are not enough homes for sale. >> you're competing with all cash buyers, sometimes investors. there are buyers who are getting the, quote, 20%

the as certainly think it was a home run. the umpires ruled it a ground rule double.ribe goes on to win. the game would have been tied if it had been a home run. tough call. >>> coming up on "morning joe," the obama administration under fire on capitol hill as congressional testimony on the benghazi attack raises new questions. so what's the next step? and we'll huddle around the water cooler. if you're on kiss cam like lewis and i, you know what to do, don't you? this guy may have made a major, major mistake. # mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. before tori was taking her kids to lunch in her new volkswagen... before her passat had passed 30 different inspection tests, and before

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this is an area with a lot of homes in san mateo but the bus will disrupt traffic. we the talk to leyla gulen about that in a second. breaking news in san mateo. >> everyone got east bus safely. thank you for joining us this morning i am katie marzullo here for eric. the winds are an issue, mike? >> yes, especially headed to the afternoon. they are fast along the coast and shooting through the gap toward sfo and we are getting gusts up around 25 or 30 miles per hour and everyone else is around 10 or 15 and some areas are calm. we are waking up to mostly sun and it is dry on live doppler 7 hd so we will talk about the day planner. the next telepne starting off in the 40's and the mid-60's by noon and the breezes are noticeable and upper 60's by 4:00. the day planner inland the next 12 hours starting off at 46 and 20 degrees warmer at noon and the next 12 hours are stuck in the 50's with the fast of the wind in the 40's so you will warm up ten degrees. we talk about our local commute. leyla gulen? >> in san mateo we go, and this is where we have the incident involving

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that's a home run. they went and looked at the replay. bob melvin was mad. and the a's lose 4 to 3. >> inconclusive to the only four people in the ballpark that could say that's inconclusive. everybody else said it was a home run, including their announcers when i came in here later. i went in and looked at it later. clearly it hit the railing behind. i mean, i'm at a loss, complete loss. ,,,,

that's a home run. they went and looked at the replay. bob melvin was mad. hrew him out, and the a's lose 4 to 3. >> inconclusive to the only four people in the ballpark that could say that's inconclusive. everybody else said it was a home run, including their announcers when i came in here later. i went in and looked at it later. clearly it hit the railing behind. i mean, i'm at a loss, complete loss. >> worst call of the year. they got robbed. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, . >>> have a good night. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs >> dave: test test test for david letterman. and now, with his latest attempt david letterman! (cheers and applause)