"designed to sell," rachel reenstra. >> you know, as a longtime hgtv host, i've seen people make a lot of money flipping houses. but i got to tell you, i've never seen a way to profit in real estate like the yancey way. because it requires no previous real estate experience or money to invest, anyone can do it. in fact, scott has received literally thousands of success-story videos from people

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could we be facing another high-profile hgtv relationship meltdown?rial rather than what i would -- >> 19 bucks? >> aubrey and i's relationship is so solid and we just work so well together. >> on the way susan sarandon as bette davis. what this tv series unabout a legendary hollywood feud. then cher at 70. how she's defying the odds. >> would you like to see something amazing no one's seen? >> then only we're inside elvis's graceland property with priscilla presley. the $45 million expansion. >> you get the full experience of elvis presley. >> but first we think lauren dagel is an artist you should know. ♪ the grammy-nominated singer is the fastest selling new artist in christian contemporary in a decade. surprisingly, she said she wasn't a fan of her hit "trust in you." >> now on the other side of the song, all these people that come in or they write or you meet them at shows and they're just bawling and they're saying you don't understand how that song changed my life, i was -- when you hear that, it changes everything. ♪ i will trust in you >> lau

. >>> meanwhile, a real life drama continues for the stars of hgtv "flip or flop" christina and tarekussa. i can't imagine film the show and going through a divorce battle. >> how is filming with tarek going with what you guys have been through? >> it's going really good. we're actually getting along really, really well right now. it's just letting go of past resendment and living in the future and remembering that the kids are the priority. >> christina brought her and tarek's f-year-old daughter taylor to the chef classic where she told us she is focussing on her kids and work. after ending a relationship with her and tarek's former contractor garrett. >> are guys asking you out now? >> honestly a relationship is the farthest thing from my mind right now. i just not even on the radar. >> last month after "e.t." confirmed her split from gary told us he found out about the breakup online. >> i know you said it first it was weird for you to know that they were dating because you know him. how did you get past that? how did you get over that? >> you know, it just took a lot of strength.

"designed to sell," rachel reenstra. >> you know, as a longtime hgtv host, i've seen people make a lotng houses. but i got to tell you, i've never seen a way to profit in real estate like the yancey way. because it requires no previous al

"designed to sell," rachel reenstra. >> you know, as a longtime hgtv host, i've seen people make a lot got to tell you, i've never seen a way to profit in real estate like the yancey way. because it requires no previous real estate experience or money to invest, anyone can do it. in fact, scott has received literally thousands of success-story videos from people who have changed their lives with what they've learned at one of his free events. check these videos out. >> hi, scott. i wanted to thank you so much for everything you've done for me. i just wanted to send you a quick video and tell you that, before i went to your free event, i had just filed bankruptcy. and i was sitting on the couch, feeling really sorry for myself. so after i attended your event and learned how to invest in real estate without using any of my own money or credit, i was so excited to get started. and here i am now at age 70 years old. i flipped over 20 properties. and i just can't tell you how excited i am to have gone to that free event. so, thank you so much. >> hi, scott. this is thom gilbert. and i atten

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. >> hgtv has the right to fire them. the first amendment applies to only on government but private business have only theirs. and every one of the victory is a victory for a shrivelling space for public expression. >> they gave us an opportunity and they paid us six weeks money. these days a lot of people get fired. >> they made a lot of jokes were edgy. >> they were business insider and the website revealed he joked p rape and defended sexist jokes and not. >> and i am fired and should be drummed out. and next morning i was fired. losing the job is one thing but black listed from my industry that is a scary. >> your tweets are racist and sexist. you should be fired and you are a discussion person. >> they cooperate find anybody to say. >> it was just words that got him fired or certain kinds of words. >> people only disagree with the left that are attacked. >> food network dropped paula deen. >> she was fired after admitting to use the n word. and she tried to save a career with an apology. >> please forgive me. >> but

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. ♪ >>> don't turn over to hgtv. don't do it. >> details are disgusting.eged sex trafficking ring that ran in part out a northeast philadelphia hotel. 14-year-old girl says she was enclaved enslaved and forced to work there. we first told you about this last week and now fox 29 investigates is taking a closer look at sex trafficking in philadelphia. >> our dave schratwieser goes behind the scenes of the sex trafficking ring and you'll find out it could be happening where you least expect it, even in your own neighborhood. here's dave. >> reporter: it looks like any other house on this west philadelphia block. the corner of 51 is the and warren. the place needs a little work, but nothing out of the ordinary. probably never guess that this used to be ground zero for a big sex trafficking ring. >> you come in and you go upstairs. >> reporter: this guy claims to know all about the house want went on here when it was known across the region as the headquarters for the passionate touch. a sex for money operation with its own website and marketing plan. city and

this morning, hgtv getting ready to air the second season of "flipping virgins." us now on what it takes to flip a house, hgtv's "flipping virgins" host. we're flipping virgins this morning. >> emphasis on flipping, not virgins. >> i've never flipped a house. so help us. first of all, what's going on in the real estate market? >> oh, my goodness. we're preparing for a vigorous seller's market. that's all the talk across the nation. it's all about supply and demand. right now there's just more qualified buyers out looking than there are good houses on the market. it means if you're a seller, now is the time. >> can i make it political? is there a trump confidence going on? >> if you want to make it political, go right ahead. i mean, historically, usually when we have a new president, there's some jitters about what's going to happen, but right now so far, so good. >> the other thing people are worried about, the fed is meeting today. potentially everybody expects they're going to raise rates this afternoon. that gets people starting to worry. am i going to lock in