that means a lot of byers simply cannot afford to borrow and meet those high prices. they have to come in under asking because that is all they can afford. kristen: give us a sense for how much home prices have dropped in real dollars in san francisco, in the oakland area, san jose. darryl: in oakland, home prices are down 10%, and san francisco 5%, and in san jose, 4% since last year. we are talking about homes that are millions of dollars, so it is around $100,000 for oakland. kristen: how does that compare to other big cities in the country? daryl: the drop has been most dramatic in the bay area. the entire country is facing these high mortgage rates, but the unique situation the bay area has to deal with his remote work and tech workers, and tech valuations are down so that has a larger impact on the bay area. kristen: within the bay area, let's zoom in. are there certain areas that are faring better than the big cities? for example, are the suburbs holding their values? daryl: it is really about price point. so a modestly priced single-family home is going to mai

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kristen: you have been watching live news conference is mayor chantel byers oakland police chief leronne armstrong after having put him on administrative leave over a report concluding there was negligence and misconduct in the way he handled the investigation into eight sergeant -- a sarge larry: let's bring in abc 7 news insider phil matier. are you surprised by the outcome? we've been talking about federal oversight for a couple of decades now. >> 20 years. 20 years ago oakland got itself into a situation involving the riders. a group of police strong-arming and planting evidence. the result was a federal semi takeover of the department. it has been ongoing ever since. the federal monitor in charge of receiving oakland -- overseeing oakland is the person behind this. he brought in the investigators to take a look at every chief. he brought in investigators to take a look at the current even terms of disciplinary cases. we have here is a question about the chief, and what the mayor is doing is preempting the police commission we are supposed to start taking a look at it tonight. becaus

you need an exchange to be the foundation of this economy, which will connect like-minded byers and sellerseconomy. what i'm proposing today is we create the foundation of the economy that we all want and that you and i have described. the most exciting part of this though is how huge this market actually is and that's not something that's actually talked about. for the last 20 years our corporations have gone to places like india and china to try to find demand. what if i were to tell you there's a market with over a hundred million people that represents the third largest economy by gdp and it's right under our noses. put differently. the last emerging market in the world is red america and it is being actively ignored and alienated by our own corporations. >> tucker: so for the average person, and i'm pronouncing the name correctly now, colonbier investment, the average person can get involved in this directly without having to send money to some big investment firm that hates them and their values. >> yeah, and that's the beauty of why public square the digital app we're taking public w

. >> reporter: jessica byers with first children's finance, a nonprofit that works with warren and othero find money for child care. she says both small towns and big cities need to see good, affordable child care as the heart and soul of their futures. >> the community needs to really look at child care as an economic driver, not just a women's issue, not a parents' issue. it's an employer issue, it's a community issue. >> reporter: a teaching moment from a small town reaching a much wider audience. john lauritsen, cbs news, warren, minnesota. >>> still ahead, a great escape. how this former captive is how this former captive is enjoying his new freedom. dove men invited dermatologists to test new advanced care body washes that start solving skin issues in the shower. it's a very great way to control your breakouts. for my clients with dry skin, i absolutely recommend this product. new dove men advanced care body washes. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches i absolutely rin your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contain

. >> reporter: jessica byers with first children's finance. profit that works with warren and other communities to find money for childcare. she says both small towns and big cities need to see good affordable childcare as the heart and soul of their futures. >> the community needs to really look at childcare as an economic driver, not just a women's issue, not a parents' issue. it's an employer issue. it's a community issue. >> reporter: a teaching moment from a small town. reaching a much wider audience. john lauritsen, warren, minnesota. >>> today is presidents' day, a holiday set aside to mark the birth of both george washington and abraham lincoln. both of these giants have their likeness carved into the stone on mount rushmore in south dakota and both have memorials in the heart of the nation's capital. the cornerstone of the washington monument was laid 175 years ago. faith salie reports on the long road to get it finished. >> reporter: in a town full of monuments there's one that stands above them all. >> the tallest, the simplest, the

you know what percentage of those arrested by border patrol four byer unlawfully crossing te border how fentanyl you know that number? look certainly for the question. i do not have that number. >> i have the number for border patrol 0.02%. that is less that one half of one half of 1%. that is i so little you could nt state on typical graphic i had one behind me. we doo arrest others. more than nine out of 10 people, by border patrol trafficking it is our by customs and border protection and border patroll ae lawful u.s. residents but morega than nine out of 10 people caught are lawful u.s. president i was just ino the el paso sectr last of the border patrol they confirm thisar number because people driving narcotics across the border are citizens with passports who can get past the checkpoints for the people trafficking fentanyl on the border are u.s. citizens. the people suffering and dying from overdoses in our communities are u.s. citizens. so why on earth are we talking about immigrants today? because republicans in this congress want to drum up fear about poor people who are fleei

it has been called unflinching in your examination of past stakes byer the cdc and how to improve goingyou have done some reorganization so how are you working on building public trust in the ancient mission? >> obviouslyow some of the challengeses of the challenges have inherited their long-standing challenges were taken this opportunity to learn the challenges of the covid 19 pendant that includes sharing our scientific data faster. enhancing art laboratory quality translating that science into clear concise communication. i do it to highlight the real importance of disinformation how it has t undermined our vaccine effort. it is the case we anticipate vaccine rates we have seen backseat rates of incoming children in kindergarten have gone down from 94 to 93% in this lester that's quarter of a million children not coming to kindergarten not being updated and there vaccines for this is not something the cdc can do alone. going to take all of our agencies, all the government in every single one of us has a role in this disinformation. >> i've seen in florida vaccination rates for childr