there was an earlier incident in december - when a man woke up on an empty train. caltrain says it will now do reviews with employees -- to make sure that trains are empty at the end of the day. todd mcclellan leading one of the hottest teams in the nhl 1st period/ scoreless james sheppard turns on the red light 1-0 sharks 2nd period/ 1-0 sharks joe colbourne ties the game for the flames 1-1 shootout michael cammalleri beats alex slaylock to give the flames the lead last chance for the sharks sheppard can't do it this time karri ramo turns him away final 2-1 flames with the point the sharks still clinch a playoff spot but their 4-game road winning streak is over wmns - cal vs baylor lindsay gottlieb locker room talk 1st half jennifer brandon running the floor finishes off the nice pass from brittany boyd for the layup 11-8 cal 2nd half/ 44-38 baylor brittany boyd right down the lane for the layup 44-40 baylor baylor goes on 13-2 run odyssey sims she had 11 of those 13 points off the steal she scores on the break than sims hits the dagger 3- pointer to make it 66-52

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while those objects may become the next target of empty. holly williams shows us what it's like when a holly williams shows us what it is like when the first promise turns out to be nothing. >> we flew on an australian p3 orion search craft today, in clear conditions perfect for spotting debris. pilot dave o'brien took the plane down as low as 250 feet over the southern indian ocean. >> you want to be the guy that finds it or the crew that finds it, and not just for bragging rights but also for closure under the family. >> reporter: relying mainly on the human eye, they sighted several objects-- fishing buoys, ropes and even a pod of dolphins. but four hours into the flight, they saw something that really got them excited. >> white and light blue just below the surface. >> reporter: lieutenant o'brien banked hard to circle back and take another look, but, on second inspection, it turned out to be a disappointment-- yet another fishing buoy. a series of satellite images that appear to show large pieces of debris floating in the indian ocean

yet the artist and hence the viewer are kept at a distance by the yawning, empty foreground. in signac's painting of the road to gennevilliers, the artist makes us look across an open space to the line of factories in the industrial township of asnieres. marked out for future development, awaiting houses and factories, this sheer expanse of empty terrain is disturbing. we have to wonder why any painter could conceive of painting a scene apparently so devoid of incident and meaning. it was in this marginal territory that the modern could almost be grasped. could painting make visual sense of such a landscape and its meanings? perhaps only by keeping at a distance or making your paintings a purely formal or stylistic exercise. for instance, in seurat's view over the field of lucon to the distant factory town of saint-denis, we see very little in the vast, empty foreground except a lot of brushwork. characterizing what was then called the new art was a growing concern with questions of style, technique, and form. groups of artists formed around different styles and programs, and

what they are offering people is a full stomach and an empty soul. >> jon: full stomach empty soul? actually i think that is the slowingen for arby's. yeah, (bleep) you arby's you want more for no reason? there's plenty more irrational and arbitrary hatred for you where that came from. so cut the (bleep). not that you've done anything wrong because you haven't. as i said earlier it's completely arbitrary. the point is paul ryan, told a powerful story about a woman who met a boy who doesn't want food assistance but some sort of state or local based soul program. [laughter] and even though the woman in that story never actually met that boy because she took the actual story from a book and even though the actual boy in the story paul ryan was telling was not explaining about food assistance but asking when he got it could he did you get it a brown paper bag to avoid a stigma and even though that boy grew up and regularly advocates for free school lunches, point taken. [cheers and applause] point taken. people on food assistance have empty souls. [ laughter ] as jesus, once said, if yo

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government owns tens of thousands of buildings that sit empty, and they are maintained at the expensef pegues shows us some of them. >> reporter: no one has been coming to work in the usda cotton annex building for some time. just blocks away from the whougs, it's been vacant for six years. it's one of 77,000 empty buildings the government continues to own and maintain, costing taxpayers $1.5 billion a year in electric bills, roof repairs, and other monthly costs. what's more, a recent audit found part of the reason the costs are so high is the government can't keep track of what buildings it owns or what shape they're in. the general services administration manages the government's real estate, dan tanglorini. >> we run into issues where people will say a billing is in good condition and you go out and take a look at it, and there's no common sense definition that would say that that's in good condition. >> reporter: tanglorini admits there are problems, but empty buildings, he says, still need attention. >> one dollar of deferred maintenance turns generally into four dollars of capi

empty their urine.ts their sleep, they're always tired. what we do as a urologist, we basically locate it with a scope, see the size of the prostate, you use that to find out what the residual is. based on that, you either do no treatment or you may give them some treatment like flomax or one of these blockers that help them urinate better. eventually, there are surgical treatments where you shave off pause or the prostate and you do amazingly well. i would not worry been but make sure you see your urologist. >> how about women? is their bladder really smaller? >> women, it's a totally different analogy. the urethra is very short. a lot of times, these are irritable bladders or urgencies or some sort of infection. again, they need to see a urologist, check their urine, look at the blader and make sure there is no type of bladder cancer or issues that could cause this. >> medication could cause it, other medication like anti-depress yapts. for women, urinary tract infections and if you've been pregnant,

have gunning duplicate the eviction but even though there's a significant financial noosh to sell an empty building they still don't sell the building because there are a human connection. they sell it to a aspect latter n who in this case specifically wanted said to his lawyer i don't want any connection with my tenants because it's harder when the human heart it involved. we think that won't end the problem but we'll see it decrease significantly >> tim you had a question. >> i haven't talked to them but there's been reference to assemblyman bill and my understanding is from what i said is that it will give authority to san francisco to be able to consider a more tomb on the ellis act eviction. >> i want to ask the gentleman. >> mr. michael's. >> sure jeremy you have a question about you're low bow out question. >> first a they offered 15 thousand then thirty and was that low. >> considering in my neighborhood castro one bedroom apartment is about $3,200 a month. >> how much are you paying. >> 9 hundred and 42. >> they want you to leave. >> no, i have one year to leave the building under

police spent all day there yesterday but came up empty-handed. they think relisha may be in the park after learning that her alleged abductor, khalil tatum, spent time there and bought large trash bags. megan mcgrath is live with the latest on the search. >> reporter: aaron, if you look behind me, you see the officer

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. >> still ahead running out of time, after two weeks search for malaysia airlines jet comes up empty. what officials are going to do next >> another fake soldier stwindelling people out of thousands so i was basically uninsurable. now that i've got coverage, my doctor is a phone call or an e-mail away. i'm in. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. >>> searchers out again in one of the most disappearances it's been three weeks since flight 370 vanished right now efforts focused in the indian ocean. six planes will be searching the indian ocean. we have the latest on the disappearance of flight 370. >> finding flight 370 remains an international search and rescue effort. >> we have family and friends and loved ones to do everything we can to try to resolve what is as yet an extraordinary riddle. >> that statement from australia's prime minister after a disheartening search of the southern indian ocean a fleelt of boats and planes unable to find a set of objects captured this week. it could be ocean gar

the book and has produced guardian investigation has revealed that than i imagined me an empty havens across here. enough to house to use payments more than twice as bad in some cases the palisades the debate what's the story harry kate's wedding this weekend half the funds to fix them cause it's often the more valuable items and prophecies have been told by in this as wishing teen punk than money in a safe place. it is going to seize property banking forward on the sabres my cute house in mayfair. the multi millions of pounds. because whatever happens with the market goes up or down around what about feeding time is enough always studying and will probably increase the amounts that was my right to do about like that with rights come responsibilities. this is diane shortage of affordable housing across the uk and here. expats say even on evoking the anti sweat millions of pounds which drew up with the facts make more available to the downtown housing had to skip mcdonald is at his head inside housing magazine which is aimed at dillard's of social housing so tonight the point of view o

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the driver stopped and the car emptied out of children and they came at us and surrounded us and the next car came that emptied out in the street and there was just, just a mob of people hugging and crying and shouting and it was just, it was just beautiful. >> do you know how ticked off i am for not having the pictures of that moment, it is an incredible story. one last question -- >> i'm so sorry. >> not as sorry as i am. one last question before you go, you have said on a number of occasions you didn't want to leave the country without the children, you are in nebraska and you don't have the children, and can assume you are working on something for them, talk to me about what is going on their behalf right now. >> on their behalf we have been working with our partners here in the united states and like we mentioned they are in a safe place and our staff member is the hero and he made giquite a journey to get the children into a safe location, they have a house, beds and food, and we came back here to move forward and to raise up support and to raise up help and to begin the missio

ammunition,ting his he picked up a car being an empty since -- a carbine and emptied his magazine. and enemy flamethrower at almost reached the crest but was eliminated when he drew his pistol and fire. staff sergeant mendoza jumped into a machine gun and placement that had been abandoned and opened fire. unable to engage the entire force from his location, he picked up the gun and move forward, firing from the hip and spring a hail of bullets into the oncoming enemy causing them to break into the confusion. he set the machine gun on the ground and continue to fire until the gun jammed. without hesitating, he began to throw hand grenades at the enemy housing them to flee. after the enemy had withdrawn, he advanced down the forward slope of the foot -- of the hill, retrieved numerous weapons, captured a wounded soldier, and return to consolidate friendly positions with all available man. staff sergeant mendoza's gallant stand salted and 30 german soldiers killed and a successful defense of the hill. his extraordinary heroism and selflessness above and beyond the call of duty are in

the driver stopped and the car emptied out of children, and they surrounded us. the next car came which also emptied out in the street, and there was just a mob of people hugging and crying and shouting, and it was just-- >> do you know how ticked off i am at both of you for not having pictures that have moment? that's an incredible story. but i need video, and i need the pictures. one last question before i let you two go. >> i'm so sorry. >> not as sorry as i am. one last question before i let you go. you have said, both of you have said on a number of questions during this other deal that you didn't want to leave the country without the children. you're in nebraska without the children. can i assume that something is being worked out for them through the offices of the u.n. maybe the us embassy, talk to me about what is going on on their behalf righ right now. >> on their behalf we've been working with our partners here in the u.s. like we mentioned they're in a safe place, and our staff member member simon gotlos the hero. he made quite a journey to get the c

in 2010 he introduced the public eris huguette clark in her empty mansions there with compelling series of narratives for nbc, which by the way became the most popular features in the history of nbc's news website. 110 million and mr. paul clark newell. he has researched the clark family for 20 years. he said many conversations about the life and family of huguette clark. he also received a private tour of the private estate overlooking the pacific ocean in the santa barbara area. it is an ugly compelling story that i could not put down and so right off the bat i want to say congratulations to both of you. i'm sure many of our audience members also have enjoyed the book as well. so let's begin with you. when did you first hear about huguette? >> it was 2009. my wife and i have houses on the brain. the house values have on in the financial crisis -- my wife's mother have moved from boston to new york area and we were struck as landlords and in boston we couldn't sell can sell our house. as renters looking for houses but unable to afford them, you have all been in a situation where you ar

supposed to at the end of the day check the hook up at lower levels three to make sure the train is empty>>: and the circumstance the conductor who was involved. caltran says they're going to conduct a sit-down preview when all end of service employee is to make sure the trains are empty and abandoned the day. following this officers found the boy is a teenage boy was wounded after getting caught in the crossfire of a shooting their antioch high school. officers found the boy suffering from a gunshot on sycamore drive around 3:10 yesterday afternoon. police said the boy was not involved in any dispute and appears to have been caught in the crossfire. no other gunshot victims were located but several cars in the area were also struck by stray bullets. the boy's injuries are non- life-threatening. he is expected to make a full recovery. a man remains in critical condition after a shooting in richmond. officers responded to a shotspotter alert around 9- 15 last night on maine ave. when they arrived to the scene, they found a man with multiple gun shot wounds. police do not have a lot of info

the men fled empty-handed. -- her fellow cashier was wounded. men fled empty-handed. from this family member who does not want to be identified, and urgently. urgent plea. to coment the community out. please don't be afraid. flowers beside the store now. to be buried in el salvador tomorrow. the baby is with family members. as far as the other cashier, she is in fair condition, upgraded, but the police still looking for more information. if you know anything, call prince william county police. richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> new information in the death of philip seymour hoffman. what the medical examiner found in his system. and final preparations for the academy awards. >> liam neeson hopes that you will be i was going to the library to do my homework. it took a lot of juggling to keep it all together. for so low-income famililies, having broadband internet is a faraway dream. so we created internet essentials, america's largest low-cost internet adoption program. having the internet at home ans she has to go no further than the kitchen table to do her homework. now,

from the top of the stairs i shot the road empty, the car path, cindy running into the middle of the street, jumping up. then did a pass with the car parked on the hit spot and cindy out there rolling on the hood in different positions. >> kyle then sends these layers to visual effects artist zane rutledge to work his magic. >> it's three shots stitched together in a couple of subtle and clever ways. the original handheld shot up to a moment. then the final handheld shot at the end. but in between, we're seaming that together with the cheated handheld simulated in the computer. >> to create that shot, zane uses a process called roto scoping. >> it's painstaking tracing frame by frame rachel throughout her roll off the car hood. by isolating her in that way, we're able to drop her on to the other shot. >> but the devil is in the details. after viewing the effect, zane and kyle decide cindy's moves on top of the car aren't realistic enough. >> bouncing off of the hood, we didn't have the right movement on this arm. so we had to isolate her arm from another moment in time and build a fa

empty boats are for uncertainty today on firefighter cancer awareness today we've asking for the chemicals be out so the families can be taking care of. san francisco recognizes she will take care of people who deprive they're all and soon president chiu will announce that. we also ask today you all remember those empty boats and real heros are leading us everyday and we want you to know the boats represent a firefighters like dan and john murphy and clyde. 3 brothers we buried in the last 4 months from occupational cancer. we want to send notice that firefighters will not go quietly aefrm we lost a firefighter men and women we'll make every effort to let the city and country know that a he or she has passed serving others. again, thank you for coming and now chief joanne will introduce mayor ed lee (clapping.) >> good morning and thank you to tom o customer local 78 and to the cancer prevention fountains we're pursuing proud to raise awareness and address this important issue an issue that disproportionately facts our folks. but not only are our active but retired members and it includes

each drank a beer and threw the empty bottles out the window.secutors think beck was acquainted with virginia from a previous meeting and decided to kill her so she wouldn't identify him. blood spattered on the remaining beer bottle and on the boots beck had stolen from bullard. beck dragged virginia's body onto the road, then shot her two more times. he stole all the money from her purses, then drove virginia's car two miles away, where he abandoned it. beck later returned bullard's blood-spattered boots and gun to bullard's apartment without him knowing it, setting him up for the crime. but beck didn't know that the three bottles of beer left in his apartment would tie him to the bottles at the murder site and to one in virginia's car. >> it was very significant in this investigation. it -- it was the one thing that could really put beck at every crime -- at all three crime scenes. >> at his trial, roy beck insisted justin bullard was the killer, but the science showed otherwise. >> i, myself, did not feel it was bullard when he was on the sta

i'd have been better with an empty chair there. >> you're going to have to shape up, all right? is "nightline." just up it a little bit. come on. >> oh, man. >> okay. so why are the muppets still funny? >> good grief. >> i think it's almost like a magic trick about how you make something that's actually funny for adults and that kids love. >> they have great timing and they're not sugary. nothing is dora but there's a little more going on with those guys. >> why are they so funny? >> because they're up with the times. >> sean "puffy" coombs. >> the muppets made six movies in 20 years, then took a 12-year big screen hiatus before coming back in 2011 with "the muppets," a big box office success. >> your next movie, next adventure, what else can we possibly see from you guys? >> i don't know. i think we did it all in this movie. you're going to have to see this movie because this might be it, the end. >> you mean i've been in show business for like 60 years and this was the ender? >> go see it, all right. we'll do another movie, of course. >> the cameras are still rolling. do you u

. >> the oil flowed down the street through a drainage ditch and emptied into a ditch. the crews came from miles away. >> what are the booms for? >> to soak in the oil. >> literally? >> yeah. >> that's what they're for? >> they're supposed to soak in water. >> steyer had come to play flower to gather ammunition for what may be the biggest fight of his life, trying to stop the keystone pipeline from being built. steyer worries more leaks like this one in mayflower could happen. the proposed pipeline would stretch from the canadian border, across the u.s., and connect to existing pipelines that carry oil to refineries on the gulf. steyer says the oil would be sent directly to the international market. >> it's not going to the united states. what the true argument is, it's going to be more oil not from the middle east, that is true, but doesn't mean it's more oil from the united states. it just means there's not more oil released into the world market. >> we walked with steyer along the quiet street in mayflower that a few months before was covered in oil. exxonmobil is fa

most sat empty. even after an accident like the one in mayflower, defeating keystone could be a long shot for steyer. if you look at the polls, 2/3 of americans do support the keystone pipeline, and that number hasn't budged in the last two years. >> it really hasn't. >> seems like you're in a minority there. >> i think that this is a topic in which people, a, don't really understand what it is and b, it's always presented either we do this or we do nothing. that's absolutely not true. we are not going to run the society without energy. it's just a question of how we think about it. >> but keystone is just part of the problem. steyer says the bigger climate issue is how tar sand oil is recovered from the canadian countryside. 20% is mixed in sandy soil lying just below the surface and is strip mined and spun in centrifuges to separate the oil from the dirt. the remaining 80% is trapped hundreds of feet below solid rock. steam is injected underground to loosen the oil and it is pumped out. the thick t

it emptied into a marshy area. the crews had come from alberta, canada, thousands of miles away. >> what are they for? >> they are to soak in the oil. they are supposed to. they are supposed to soak in water. they are supposed to repel water and soak in oil. >> steyer had come to mayflower to gather ammunition for what may be the biggest fight of his life, trying to stop the pipeline from being built. he worries more leaks like this one could happen. the proposed by blind would -- pipeline would stretch from the canadian border across the u.s. to the existing pipeline that carries oil to the refinery. he says the oil would be sent directly to the international market. >> it is not going to the united states. the true argument is it is going to be more oil not from the middle east. that is true, but it just means there is more oil not from the middle east in the world market. >> we walked along the quiet street in mayflower that just a few months before had been cover ed in oil. exxon mobil is facing a $2.6 million

that crash near a strip mall that is empty this morning. the fatal accident investigation has completely blocked the intersection. >> this is normally full, but nobody is here. >> the traffic was a mess all around dacoto and fremont boulevard as drivers tried to get to the bridge they were faced with detours in just about every direction. what police are telling us is that the driver has been identified as 23-year-old alexander young. they said the intersection might reopen number 12:00, but the debris field is just huge. so now they're tells us that it looks like it will not be until 3:00 now until the intersection reopens. live in fremont, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> a big area there closed for a long time. thanks, christie. >> new developments on the deadly mud slide in washington state. 4 are dead but they expect the death toll to continue to rise. dozens of people remain missing. authorities are working off of a list of 176 potential missing people though many of the names may be duplicates. the landslide destroyed a small co

. >> they have left a legacy that they won't forget, it stings now and it's empty, but it's the team that you don't want the season to end, because you don't want to stop coaching them, but i thank god for the opportunity to work with these guys and they should hold their heads high, they are what's right about the game in college basketball. >> congratulations to tony bennett in virginia, they finished the season with a 30 and 7 record. i don't think anyone saw the cavaliers coming this year. >> nobody saw it. >> they were just outstanding this season. good year for the wahoos. >>> maryland, they are back in a familiar place, the sweet 16. the turks will take on tennessee tomorrow at noon. head coach brenda freeze is doing everything in her power to prepare the girls for sunday's electric atmosphere. >> you want to play in front of fans instead of an empty arena, from our end, yesterday we piped in rocky top and a lot of our players, you know, some of them hadn't even haired rocky top. >> i was like why is this music playing? she was just trying to simulate the type of environment w

here's my ship empty. see how it floats? very high. see this styrofoam? how many say, "that ain't styrofoam." well, i can spread it out and pop it up and now it is. but it has the same weight, doesn't it? i put the styrofoam in. oh, that's strange. it sinks lower. let me ask you a question. if you see a ship loaded with five tons of lead, is that gonna float lower in the water? yeah. how about you have the same ship loaded with five tons of styrofoam crumbed in there, is that gonna float lower in the water? yeah. guess which is heavier, five tons of lead or five tons of styrofoam? [laughter] so they're both gonna push the ship down by the same amount. so the answer is the ship loaded with anything that has any weight is gonna float lower than a ship loaded with nothing. did we kinda get that, gang? sure. here's the part where people get mixed up. what if you took that styrofoam and you attached it to the outside of the ship? what would happen then? it's gonna float higher. increase the volume. see, on the outside, you'd increase the volume. yeah. let's tr

it was important not to come away empty-handed. i think with a bit more nerve we could have done something even better. it is important for our players to know how they can situate -- andves regarding monaco, the two big teams of the championship. it allows us to see also how we behave against other teams. perhaps less strong. we have to find a bit more consistency in our game, even though we found the balance in the rankings. lille were very strong putting us under pressure. so, we can't win every match or play well during the whole match. d technical match. more so than a spectacular match. >> in spain, classico lived up to its billing with our stallone barcelona beating madrid. messi top scorer with a hat trick. it was a very exciting game. we started very well in the opening minutes and then the game went against us. then we were able to react well, and it was a very important victory. goinge three teams, it is to be top all the way and i think this victory will give us a lot of strength to go forward. as i said before, if we h

it's just empty this is telling you put gas in the tank whether it's early education or language path and programs in the district we now have robust do not that's clean up that's latitudeal and that's specific to us in san francisco that we can now take action with around professional development and capacity developing and program development how we hold ourselves accountable. they say i don't want to, you know, your opinion we have data. now we have data to have data information that is focused. i'll just want to thank everybody for their work in this regard just where we were two years ago was different. the final thing i'll say in terms of xhekt context and i appreciate i mentioning this we're in some such a special place in san francisco because the vast majority of suggestion in california when you talk about english language learners you're talking about spanish but we have rich and robust there's a dope culture there's a premeditate respect for culture and heritage in san francisco that we can build on and add to the literature please accept my thank you for your hard work an

most sat empty. even after an accident like the one in mayflower, defeating keystone could be a long shot for steyer. if you look at the polls, 2/3 of americans do support the keystone pipeline, and that number hasn't budged in the last two years. >> it really hasn't. >> seems like you're in a minority there. >> i think that this is a topic in which people, a, don't really understand what it is and b, it's always presented either we do this or we do nothing. that's absolutely not true. we are not going to run the society without energy. it's just a question of how we think about it. >> but keystone is just part of the problem. steyer says the bigger climate issue is how tar sand oil is recovered from the canadian countryside. 20% is mixed in sandy soil lying just below the surface and is strip mined and spun in centrifuges to separate the oil from the dirt. the remaining 80% is trapped hundreds of feet below solid rock. steam is injected underground to loosen the oil and it is pumped out. the thick t

. >> you know what, the tip jar is empty. >> tip jar is empty, so is cash register. he goes to work on the safe below. but it takes him a while help struggled with the small safe with his feet, with a crowbar, wit just sheer lack of muscle. he struggles and struggles until eventually able to pry that small safe free and take part of the wall with it. though they got away with the safe, owners of annie's pizza say inside that safe were two rolls of pennies, aspirin, and tylenol. >> would have been better taking a couple of pies. toppings, something. >> he created a lot of damage for annie's pizza, and police are still looking for this guy. >> guys, grab a tissue. this one is going to tug at your heartstrings. this soldier in front of kamt ra that is mason. mason has been in afghanistan for nearly a year. this video, shot and uploaded by a family friend, scott kelly, mason's about to surprise somebody very special who has no idea that he's home. the person behind that door is in a meeting. just knocking. you know that person, i'm in a meeting, leave me alone! >> not th

. >> as a result the large piece of metal, not being empty, was projected quite some distance across the street. >> went over and asked, did you guys have an explosion. one of the employees said yes. i said, what was it? propane tank. i said, i think i know where it's at. i said you guys are lucky. it almost killed one of my employees. >>reporter: it went flying across the sky traveling an estimated 300 yards, going through the roof of his brand new honda civic and coming to a stop underneath a red truck. castillo was seen walking around when crews got here unscathed with minor pain in his arm. >> this is crazy. i'm glad it didn't fly through my window. you never know what's going to happen. if that's true that it came flying from across the street, it wasn't this gentleman's day obviously. he's a lucky man. >>reporter: now, this is an investigation that is being turned over to osha who was at both locations this morning. i want to take you back out here live. here is jose and his son, david. jose, how are you feeling this morning? >> in stock, but i'm okay. i'm alive. >>reporter: da

. >> if there was a way to open the doors of all the houses currently standing empty in the european union to all of the continent's homeless, there were no longer be any homeless -- that's according to a british newspaper. it says 11 million houses are vacant, which, statistically speaking, means three vacant homes for every homeless person, and yet, it does not write work like that. in big cities especially, property is increasingly seen as an investment rather than living space. this has pushed up property prices, driving a growing number of people who earn little to the edge of cities like madrid. in the course of the last few decades, europe's biggest slum has emerged on the outskirts of the spanish capital. >> this muddy track takes us from the heart of spain to a site usually associated with developing countries. susanna knows her way around. she is a social worker for a local ngo. this used to be a cattle herding trail. now it is a 16-kilometer-long shantytown. >> tens of thousands of people live here. the first were farmworkers from and illusion -- from andalu sia. it was pe

we found empty shields. we visited two supermarkets. president nicolas maduro blamed contraband and announced the introduction of a new card. we are introducing the digitised electronic card from which you'll be able to access services and products. it will give you access to products. >> the purpose is to keep electronic records of what people are buying in government stores and reselling when products are scars. but the measure that promises relief. it offers dollars eight times the official price. a move nicolas maduro hopes will contain the out of the control black market which has seen as a pain. but necessary evaluation. >> the thing that is being done is to make more flexible everything. to leak absence. and this will help to solve some of the problems of the city, and the known priority that is being offered. >> with no end in site to venezuela political unrest, the question remains if these efforts are enough to increase the violence and polarization in the country. >> 10 suspected cases of the deadly virus ebola has been detec

historical answers from the other two guests, but if you look at the short term trends, there are empty hotels, the government laid off 10% of the entire work force, the public work force of the island, there are houses that are boarded up, shops are closed and there's no demand for them ever to open, these are short term signs of something that's really pretty dire, isn't it? >> absolutely. there is a tremendous structural problem in puerto rico. and described a dependent rate and disapatching from that in which you depend on the help the economy grow. puerto rico has to do whatever it want abouts and right now short term they have a huge amount of debt because of funding the welfare programs and healthcare and all types of incentives to get the industry to the island. employment is falling. gone up 2 percentage points. can you imagine if that happened in the united states? there are certainly a lot of economic incentives that we would or puerto rico could do to stem it, but a lot holding it back and pressures from the investors and s&p and the credit ratings giving them a shot in the