set two temperatures when you're home and one not at home.epped it up with the wi-fi thermostats. they have capability -- gerri: like nest. >> like nest. gerri: we had problems with nest. >> i had problems with nest 2 1/2 years. i absolutely love it. i love of the fact it knows when we're home and knows when we're gone. it does a scan. when we're not home brings the heat down. we're not on nine to five schedules. gerri: that is true. >> that is huge capability. gerri: we had trouble working it in our house. aging systems can be difficult. what about ducks. >> most ducts have 4% leakage. gerri: 40, four, zero? >> yes. how do we seal ducts with duct tape. duct tape was not designed for ducts. never will be. the adhesive heats up and dries out there. is better system called arrow seal. you play a polymer inside of ducts and finds holes and seals them up to 3/8 of an inch gap. gerri: can do it yourself. >> noings that has to be done by a professional. gerri: talk about insuelation. >> yeah. gerri: that old-fashioned pink thing you roll out. you d

as we push back to the home you can see that spot light focused that is home they are centered on less than about a quarter mile away and swat team has that home surrounded, video from earlier today, the swat team using their arsenal, using a number of tactics, they are trying to draw out and make contact with 35 year-old bradley stone, in fact, home they are focused on as a marine core flag on the front porch. well, for about nine hours now we have seen them use flash bangs, gas and we have seen them pleading with stone over a loud speaker but to no avail. so we spoke with the neighbor who was forced to evacuate this morning and he says he knows stones and is a member of the community. >> i never expected this to happen, you know, they got, i saw two snippers on the roof, swat guys running around, yelling, if you get too close, they are yelling to get back. he seemed like a normal average guy just to say hello in passing, say hello, friendly, but you know, nothing lake this i would expect. >> reporter: another live look at the home where they have a spotlight on that second floor wind

we've sold-out 88 homes (clapping) and mr. mayor you'll be very happy to hear that many are san franciscans and first time home buyers and really it's exciting for us to see next year we'll begin another 4 hundred homes on the shipyard right now there was clinging with us working in conjunction with the city developing an infrastructure that paves the way to rebuilt alice griffith so along this election process and who the government entitlement are we have so many community meetings and listen to the community and many many of you are here today, i want to tell you we listen everyday to the comments and try to include those 0 alice griffith is underway but what's aspect last year we'll be able to provide 5 hundred thousand secret center integrate it into the delivery of 6 thousand residential homes right here and it will be nefld with parks and open space right adjacent to this beautiful waterfront and i'll tell you it gives him e gives me embryogreat delight to announce the participating between two significant giants (laugh

. >> the concept being that you home. >> yes, as a home owner you are monetising an underutilized asset, your own solar resource. if you could make solar on your own house, increase property, and the real estate industry proved that, if you can make electricity at home cheaper than than the grid, why wouldn't everyone do that. 30 million homes, economic rationality - they should have solar on the roof. an average 25-30,000, you are talking about a trillion dollars of economic opportunity, and i don't know that many other industries, you know, iphone 6s where there's a trillion economic opportunity. we are keen to push that. the other thing we like about it is if i put solar on your house, you and i have a relationship for 20 years. we do it by a 20 year lease, and there's no energy technology coming in and around the house. what i covet with you, i want you to trust me, like me, and i want you to be the person you turp to as you think about bringing your built environment into the 21st century. >> you expect or hope to be a market. >> yes. customer. >> we covet the customer interface fo

colony america, colony homes. >> colony american homes, the home rental arm of private equity firm colony capital, is now one of the largest landlords in america. >> "there's nothing more american than the dream of living in your own home. colony american homes is helping people right now, to fulfill that dream." >> colony american when every home we went to it was fixed up, nice... >> the company owns over 16,000 homes in 10 states, purchased primarily from foreclosure auctions. >> "today there are fewer opportunities from strong investments, and even fewer opportunities to make a difference. at colony american homes, we will do both." >> now we have seen the recreation of the dream as well maybe you won't be a homeowner but we really need more people who are renters, because we over-stimulated home ownership. >> ... and for me to have to rent and never own my own home? no. can't do it. >> "we bought the house for a hundred and thirty two five." >> tammy isn't alone. her neighbors are also fighting for their homes in this predominantly african american suburb, 60% of all homeowners are u

i'm home in bed.t's not a very good alibi, but it's the only one i had. >> reporter: but exactly where he was sleeping that night raised a red flag for detective stall. dan volunteers he was downstairs on the couch. was that a sign of trouble in the marriage? >> i said well why did you sleep on the couch and she sleep in the bed? and he said well typically the girls sleep with her and i get off of my shift late. by the time i get home she's already in bed for the next day. so he had just made a habit to sleep on the couch. it made us want to take a closer look at dan. >> reporter: detectives weren't the only ones interested in the husband. a cadaver dog named little joe had been called in to search outside the warehouse. the dog searched two cars with no success, but then he went up to a third vehicle, a silver mini van. >> the dog did have some interest in the back of that vehicle. >> detectives knew what was the dog handler didn't that the silver mini van belonged to dan mockbee. >> after the dog is

we felt like we needed to build homes and demonstrate that these better er built homes, performance homes. we always had the benefit of delivering products that would change any home. we are incubating new technologies that we're confident that manufacturers will want to take to market and help us mass produce. think in some sense houze is like a blueprint for what home builders are going to be doing from now on? >> it is a blueprint for what home builders will be doing in the future. we believe there's potential for every single home in america to be a net positive energy home. >> from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to the best of "bloomberg west," where we focus on innovation, technology, and the future of business. i'm emily chang. every weekend, we'll bring you the "best of west," the top interviews of the week with the power players in global technology and media. to our top story. sony's hacking nightmare. the fbi has confirmed north korea was behind the devastating

late last night, redwood city officials red tagged homes at the lamar trailer park and rc mobile home park on bayshore road. we have a live look at one of those mobile home parks. look at that standing water. crews should be starting right around now to pump some of that water out. firefighters have been helping residents evacuate since flood waters rose high enough to reach the living spaces of those homes on thursday when the deluge came. residents had been wading through potentially contaminated flood waters to go back to their homes to get some of their belongings. residents tell us both mobile home parks have a history of drainage problems. the creek behind their neighborhood almost always floods spilling to nearby homes and businesses. officials say the flood water left behind by thursday's fierce storm could be polluted. >> possible sewer and anything else on the ground that is still lying on there for health reasons, we'll evacuate both parks. >> we need help from the city, but we don't need them to throw us out of our homes. >> they are going to figure it out. that's been ten

home. and i got maybe, i don't know three or four miles and i said, i got to pull over, i'm not going to make it. and i pulled into dunkin' donuts and i couldn't get out of the car, and i thought i was having a heart attack. i went into the bathroom and threw water on my face and i called an ambulance and went to the hospital. >> you're never going to get yourself out of this hole unless you include her in those decisions. what keeps you from doing that? it's a matter of making a phonecall. your procrastination, you have to get that fixed. so when are we going to do it? >> tomorrow. >> why not today? >> she has a point, why not today? >> i was walking into the kitchen and i left, because there's always a threat that they're going to have the catering service come in. i'm on my way to the dmv. i have to take my general knowledge test. not easy. i failed it twice. i'm going back. here goes nothing. > nothing.i have room to build. in 90 days, i get a little raise and a bonus, and then in six m

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a home tested off the charts for a gas. that home tested at 4,000 parts per leader. >> especially in pennsylvania because of our geological formation. it's everywhere in pennsylvania. for some reezp we're seeing this hit in the center valley of lehigh county. >> home test kit will cost you around $20. if your home does have a high reading, you should hire a company to install ventilation throughout the house. >>> 4:16 and we have new information now about a broken pipeline that spilled millions of gallons of raw sewage. township officials have agreed to pay a fine of more than $110,000 and fix that pipeline, which has spilled at least three times since 2012. environmental groups have threatened to sue the township. >>> happening this morning at 9:00, a rally for the environment. activists from across the region plan to demonstrate outside a conference at the philadelphia chamber of commerce. rally organizers say they oppose the conference's focus on fossil fuel investment. >>> south philadelphia residents had a chance to we

his owner wants him home in time for christmas. >> i want him home. it's just the best christmas. i don't have words to describe. it i have a christmas bonus today to be honest with you and that's going right back out the door to pay to get max home and pay for vet bill and pay to have him import boarded tonight but i don't care. >> clearly a dog who likes to run, jim, that viewer that called says they're happy that max is going to his real home. for now reporting live in southwest philadelphia, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news," jim. >> thank you, annie. >>> family of missing northeast philadelphia man desperate for answers. 69-year-old vitae maglia last seen sunday night driving castor avenue. yesterday gmc was found abandoned and torched in north philadelphia. his family says he has health problems and needs daily medication. >>> a west philadelphia woman pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment in connection with death of her 11-year-old daughter in april. the 2-year-old sop of tiffany goldwire pickedp a loaded revolver in the home and accidenta

these kids still want to own homes.ause we see evidence they don't want to own cars like we did when we were old enough to drive. >> i think it's a question of when. it's when do you expect to own a home? and certainly the recession has made it slower to get that first job, and millennials are marrying later than previous generations. and all of it is being slowed down. so ultimately i think they will have an interest in owning a home, but it will take them longer to get there for a host of reasons. >> we talked to bob schiller about the stock market, but only about half of all americans even own stocks. far more americans own homes, so there's some degree of importance in encouraging homeownership because it has that health and prosperity effect. >> oh, absolutely. we certainly learned from the housing crash how risky homeownership can be. on the other hand, it's still the case that home equity is incredible force of wealth, and when you look at people who are in their retirement years, it's not just having that wealth

, away from home.elphia engine 64, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile fire fighters union established a memorial fund for joyce craigs two children. you can find more information on that on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> well, crews begin laying foundation for what will be the tallest sky scrapers in philadelphia a, construction crews poured four hundred truckloads concrete into the ground at 18th and arch in center city yesterday. the this foundation, for the 59 story innovation and technology storage center will attached the building structural support to the bedrock are. the foundation is 10 feet thick. wow. >>> it was a national call for action on saturday, demonstrators in several cities took to the streets to protest against police killings of unarmed black men. one of the largest marches was in washington d.c., cbs news correspondent craig boswell has details. >> reporter: thousands of people joined mothers of michael brown and trayvon martin in washington for a m

at lake street homes like 1907 to 1920s no homes have been pass down to generation to generation 5 of the 7 and nobody was talked to for a meeting which concerns me first, we heard about it was september and my neighbor was in korea i'm not one the people i was three years ago but i moved into the house i have an understanding of the lake center strait and no one has lived there in my opinion is looking at the character the plans only are submitted to the south not to the north if you looked at the homes to the north they end at a back wall and straight line with a green side yard and have a garage and an easement building this home is out of character and scale to the homes to the north yes tests in scale to the home to the south that's it that's all i we know it goes from 30th to el camino i drove it one time when you start on 30th and go towards el camino you have to make the turn it is right where you stop to turn with the steering wheel that's where the how is it those houses are much bigger 3 are huge because the tenants home on the curb area there's a different animal and this

from the home. we're live with the latest on the investigation. >> and two police officers are hospitalized after a car slammed into their police van overnight. >> and the cowboys are in town for a rematch. this time, first place is a at stake. >> first meteorologist chris sowers is here where is the sun you saw. >> right we'll happened-out reward money and live on sky6 there's a lovely shot. blue cross ice tlivrping in penn's landing and yeah we have those clouds happening tough. being stubborn. we have an inversion taking place the air is too warm across the surface and cloud cover is having a difficult time kind of leaving the area. temperature-wise had we started out it was mild this morning. because of the clouds the numbers have not gone anywhere over the last three hours. allentown 44. philadelphia, 41, york 41. trenton 44, millville 4 and poconos showing 45. satellite and radar here we go 150 miles worm ever cloud cover d.c. owe to new york city and of course we sit in the middle of it. lose

. >> my vision was a new home. maintenance free. >> four years later edward is still living in his old house with a broken furnace and no air conditioning fighting to get his life savings back. >> it doesn't make any sense. >> natasha brown said she too lost her entire down payment when she tried to build a custom home in prince george's county. >> 52,000 to put my daughter through college. >> both signed contracts wi toll brothers which list itself on its web side as leading builder of luxury homes. i want sells more homes here in the d.c. virginia and maryland region than anywhere else. it owns its own mortgage company, tbi mortgage. edward and natasha said they could have used another lender but decided to go with tbi because they were promised free upgrades. >> if you don't take the mortgage lender you lose all the goodies. you lose the chef kitchen. you lose the finished basement. you lose whatever it is offered in closing. >> but after signing contract they were told they didn't qualify for their original fin

the homes still stand. as the fire swings north, a great concentration of ground forces moves against its line of attack and the city's most disastrous fire is finally beaten down to a smoldering containment. on november 7, the morning sun reveals the ruins. yesterday, they were homes trees, irreplaceable , possessions. fireplaces stand as tombstones of a row of dead homes on dead streets. 484 times, fire proved its deadly efficiency by incinerating what families had taken years to acquire. 6090 acres of black and hills, hills, canyons, and neighborhoods. over 3000 men, 240 fire vehicles, and 16 aircraft try to stop it. did stop it. but only after the hard-driving santa anna died down and gave them a chance. they broke the fire in 12 hours and saved over 2200 homes, a major college. not one single life was lost, not one critical burn case reported. the firemen had set a new record according to experts. wonder.l people fire victims and those who read about the fire asked the same question -- >> how can a bru

many of us spent today at home, dozens of protesters took to the streets. they say they are not taking a break from their cause. nbc bay area, gene elle. >> reporter: hundreds marched in downtown oakland. others hacked property and broke windows. protesters gather christmas fight calling for an end. rocking broadway and 14th in oakland, brings buss to a halt. >> the idea is to give no time off for the police. we are contacting the racial discrimination and racial inviolence every day. >> reporter: some parents brought their children to demonstrations. >> i aim for rights. >> reporter: about 150 people marched the streets. they blocked freeway ramps, employees kept their distance, until protesters shattered windows and started a dumpster fire on broadway. >> i'm not participating if that. what i will speak to is marchers should give no time off for the police. it wasn't until windows started getting smashed that police came out here. >> reporter: some officers said they were called in early. officials claim they have spent more than a million dollars in over

to be honest with you, everyone does go home, and i will smith to you that joyce is home. >> reporter: in a final moment of try um, mayor michael nutter gave the fire fighter what she lived to achieve and died to obtain. >> joyce michelle craig is now posthumously promoted to the rang of lieutenant. >> reporter: now for weeks to come the mayor, declaring 30 days of mourning all across this city, including and maybe perhaps especially here at a place now lieutenant joyce craig called a home, a away from home, reporting from philadelphia, engine 64, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and new fire fighters union has establish a memorial fund for joyce craig's two children, you'll find more information on that on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> demonstrators keep pushing for an end to police killings, from one part of america to the other, protesters demanding just advertise. andy rose picks up the story. >> reporter: thousands of protesters gathered in cities across the the nation saturday participating in the justice for all march, demonstrations are in response to

he once built a home out of a dumpster. greg also marvels at the shelters his homeless neighbors construct out of materials they find on the street. so a couple of years ago, greg gathered some of those materials and built one himself. and that was that. or so he thought. until one rainy night, a homeless woman knocked on greg's door asking for a tarp. >> i didn't have a tarp. i said, i'm sorry, i went back in and walked past my home. what am i doing with this? i ran back outside, and i said come back tomorrow, i have a home for you. as soon as i gave it away, it felt good. for me, i was like, oh, wow, this is great. these people are so happy. >> run a couple of screws. >> felt so good, greg decided to do it again. and again and again. with the help of a rotating cast of volunteers, greg has built more than a dozen homes for the homeless. all are on wheels. all made solely out of the materials greg pulls each morning from those trash piles. and all are destined to make a homeless neighbor's life a little drier, a little saf

a lot of people either leaving home early or they stayed home today. >> take a look behind you, like you said, there's no one there. it's 5:07 p.m. it looks empty. >> that's right. this is normally a hip place to be even if it's raining a little bit. but a, it's raining a lot. and a lot of power outages. a lot of people don't know exactly which restaurants and bars and cafes are out of power so many people clearly stayed away. >> very good point. scott budman along the embarcadero. it's the beginning of the evening commute but not too many people are commuting. a live look at the golden gate and san mateo bridges. relatively empty for this rush hour. let's bring in our traffic reporter, mike, not just schools but businesses in the silicon valley and the city urging employees to stay home and we can see the difference. >> we can. our microclimate weather team warned folks about the conditions so folks were planning to work from home in many cases. fremont traffic is picking up. the evening commute very light compared to what we typically see out of milpitas and fremont. the wind calme

in case the owner would be able to construct a smaller home, someone of median income can rent that home and it would be materially detrimental to the area to property improvements to the vicinity. in this case construction over the property of the rear yard is going to block the units on 31 state street, it's going to block light on the entire of state street and the construction is going to be detrimental to the character of the neighborhood. currently, excuse me san francisco is unique partially because it has unique neighborhoods. the neighborhoods of ord court and state street have a mix of condos and apartments, all structures which are modern and this will cause the street to look like modern for -- fortresses. san francisco likes to be a walking city. people like to walk in it because it's different from most of the other cities in the united states which all look the same. san francisco is charming and it variety of structures makes san francisco interesting. with the addition of these two ultra modern structures, this street will lose it's charm. in conklu klux -- conclusion i

my home is set back. and also you can see that my home has windows running all the way across. on that floor. week after they said that i was quiet at the meeting and they didn't know that i had any concerns about the project. i had made my concerns known the first time when andrea came over with the plans and again at the meeting and again i told her that i could not deal with more than a two-foot extension. this was the third time that my concerns were known and ignored and the last verbal communication for the project. >> they told me that they were to meet with them and i asked if i could come. ken asked them and had been told that i could not come, and that they would deal with me separately. i have never been approached by them p i have been excluded.. i have never been contacted by their attorney which was supposed to happen. i have been totally ignored and shoved aside on this matter, and i was excluded from speaking at the dr hearing and this really is my first day in court. and i hope that you will listen to my concerns. i do not understand the need for such a huge ex

last weekend big adoption saw 16 animals find new homes.re's still more pets waiting to be paired with families. >> we're running a special home for holidays special. it's still holidays so we're looking to get all these furry friends into homes. we've got a special going that they're free to qualified homes through the end of month. dogs cats, rabbits. >> depending on the pet new owners can save well over a hundred dollars. shelter is offering free adoption of dogs. that also comes with license for your pet. great savings and a great holiday gift for pet lovers. >>> amazon is giving us a little glimpse into what a lot of people got for gifts this holiday season. wildly popular disney frozen was a big hit. amazon customers brought frozen dolls, watches music underwear even duck tape. taylor swift 1989 was top cd. >>> speaking of frozen, it's freezing. >> winter has really come with vengeance. >> it certainly has. >> we'll see another cold night for tonight. temperatures getting down to low 30s, close to freezing. by the way reminder, freezi

but not all are convinced especially those being displaced from their homes. cana sanchez reports. >> the. >> this ranch has been in the family for more than 100 years. now, torres fears she will lose everything, the new $50 billion it. >> there is great uncertainty. we feel bad and stressed because the government has talked about united states. it will not benefit us. family. >> lucia says she will do everything she can to protect her property, like her other villagers who are worried they will be evicted. >> neither the government nor the mayor has told us where they paid. it's all up in the air and we don't have anyone to look out for us. >> the inter ocean yannick canal will cross nicaragua's great lake and affecting nearly communities. >> activists are going from one community to the next organizing people to take action. thousands of nicaraguans have been protesting for months. they say it was negotiated in secret and that the 50 year concession given to chinese-born businessmen is a sell-out. >> it's a project that will enrich companies and millionaires

busting into the side of her home.ou can see the tire tracks he here. >> she told me from the impact the statue hit her on the head. >> reporter: ronald ruse so ran over to his injured mother after the crash woke him up. >> ronald i'm feeling cold. >> a gaping hole in the wall leaving the ailing woman under hospice care under the elements. >> we made one move from here to there. we moved from there back to the hospital bed and that was just too much moving for her for 58 pounds. it was just too much. jenny russo was dead less than an hour later and on her 93rd birth today. >> we were going to give her a birthday cake for today. >> reporter: the driver park the damage truck on bath street and then bailed according to police. jerk hits the house and takes off. >> hours later investigators say he turned himself in but wanted to do so away from tv cameras. >> what kind of person does that? hits a house and just leaves. >> he says his mother moved into the house in 1954 and adored every bit of it. >> she wants to die in thi

so why don't renters just buy a home? >> the rents are so high you can't save any money to put aside for a down payment. >> reporter: 31-year-old jenny zuroko wants to buy a house with her husband, but a down payment would cost her a full year's salary. >> people in the labor market have been struggled, underutilized with the gains they usually would. people will probably be renters longer. >> reporter: more this year than other years and in time should ease the sky high rents. but with rents this expected to rise further next year renters will be forced to focus more on the math. >> i think millennials will come back into the market now. i think they'll think twice about should i spend all this money on rent slash waste this money on rent or just buy something? >> reporter: because despite everything that's happened in housing -- >> i don't want to throw my money away. i want something towards retirement that, you know is worth something. >> reporter: homeownership still seems to be the american dream. for "nightly busin

you have left your home. >> i am okay and i will meet you at... >> exactly.xactly. water proof matches are a great thing to have as well. >> we have matches here. and my spare glasses. >> and your spare glasses. >> if you have medication, you should keep it with you or have access to it. if it needs to be refrigerated make sure that it is in your ice box. >> inside, just to point out for you, we have spare batteries. >> very important. >> we have a little first aid kit. >> and lots of different kinds of batteries. and another spare flashlight. >> so, alicia what else can we do to prepare our homes for an earthquake so we don't have damage? >> one of the most important things that you can do is to secure your valuable and breakable items. make sure that your tv is strapped down to your entertainment cabinet or wall so it does not move. also important is to make sure that your book case is secure to the wall so that it does not fall over and your valuable and breakables do not break on the ground. becoming prepared is not that difficult. taking care of your hom

around 40,000 homes were completely destroyed. a year on and infrastructure has been reestablished in the city center. the town's economy has now resumed to 70% its previous size. local shopping arcades reopened this summer. stimulating the local economy. the upper market is known as the kitchen of taclobatacloban. it resumed business immediately after the typhoon, in december of 2013, but the produce on sale and foot traffic have yet to recover to pre typhoon levels. prices are back to how they use ed to be though, having risen dramatically after the typhoon. crops and produce made in and around tacloban have yet to reach the market. after a 30-minute drive from the city, rice paddies begin the fill the landscape. the harvest looks healthy with rice grains growing briskly. henry barbosa supports himself and his family with the one hector farm. he began harvesting several days and says this area is the last to be cultivated. henry is harvesting the last tenth of his rice. >> some rice can't be harvested. a closer look reveals that

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in two mobile home parks. they believe the floodwaters left behind by the fierce storm could be contaminated. >> possible sewer, anything on the ground. lying on there. for health reasons it is going to be, evacuate both parks. >> people were here walking around in flip-flops. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: barefoot. and now you are telling them it's not safe. >> now it's not safe. >> reporter: all day and all night long. residents have been wading throughwaters to go home or retrieve belongings like jose who had no protection. the mobile harm parks have a history of problems, and water spilling over into homes and businesses. police officers went door to door telling residents who have not gone to shelters that now is the time to leave as they work to sanitize the park. ape message they're resisting. >> we need help from the city. we don't need them to throw us out of our homes. >> reporter: the city was rez he -- city was hesitant to park. crews will be here at 7:00 a.m. to pump the flood watt r out. residents

she served in four fire houses engine 64 was her final home. she died fighting a tuesday morning fire in west oak lane helping one person to safety. here is a look at the viewings, the times and also for the funeral. tonight it is from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at batchelor brothers funeral services. and tomorrow 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. again at the same facility. and saturday from 10:00 a.m. to noon, that's where the funeral services will be and it will be followed by intern. at ivy hill cemetery and that location again is here at 71st and broad. you can also expect that funeral procession to go through the streets of philadelphia. members of the community are welcome to come out and pay their respects as the funeral procession does papas them by. reporting live in west oak lane annie mccormack channel6 "action news." >> from our delaware news room a teen girl sentenced to 16 years in prison for kidnapping an 89-year-old woman and locking her in the trunk of a car for two days. jacqueline perez pled guilty to carjacking kidnapping and conspiracy

this is not a monster home or a massive home or whatever adjective you want to use. it's below the limit. the project will benefit this neighborhood, by upgrading an old and run down house to comply with current building codes while seismically improving the house and adding livable space that is suitable for had a family. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> with that that public hearing portion is close the. commissioner richards. >> i did have an emotionalis reaction to the black house, looking at it from the different angles that i saw. and it does appear intrusive to me and i hope that we don't repeat it as a reference house for the us in project, that i think is just as intrusive if not more innocenttrousive. i don't think the neighbors were against change. i think their compromise is modest and reasonable. that is going from 3900 square feet to roughly 3500 square feet. i think it's sensitive and i think it's reasonable and provides an actual stepdown and i think setbacks are less intricive and massive and keeps more with the scale of the backyards of the nei

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we saw a dip for new home sales, a dip for existing home sales, are these numbers going to recover in the new year? s. >> you know those numbers trouble me a bit. i think there's also the worry that the very low interest rates we've had with the 10 year just above 2% that has been driving this market. i think that's fragile. i think of the market as looking on track with expectations, but fragile. i worry that -- one thing i learned in forecasting home prices is that they are different from stock prices. the rate of appreciation is very steady. if it starts slowing down that could be a sign of a turning point. i'm not calling a turning point yet, but i feel a little bit of anxiety about the market. i mention ten-year expectations being on target now, but expectations in home prices are often very wrong. there is a risk of -- it's always risky investing in the housing market. there is a risk of a turn down. >> finally, i'm sure you get this question all the time. in 2015 if you had to own stocks which you said are expensive for a while or a house, which is the better investment? >> wel

this is home.ike going to the vatican almost. >> today the cathedral is going to host a choir singing with a sermon and holy communion. >>> a fire started within the last hour at a home in san francisco and it has spread to neighboring buildings. this is burning in the 200 block of mississippi street what mike pelton is live. that looks like a victorian? >> reporter: yeah, it's a two-story home. i just spoke to fire officials who said fortunately there were no injuries in this blaze. you can see crews on the neighboring roof working to put out out spots and keep an eye on the building that sitting along the 200 block of mississippi street. about 6:00 a.m. fire crews responded from the blaze coming from this two-story home. the san francisco fire chief said the blaze went to three alarms and partially damaged to home to the north. the family who lived in the main building, the one that sustained most of the damage was out of town on christmas vacation. a neighbor said it's actually two families who

. >> firefighters rush to a home a burning home in philadelphia, and police say the fire is suspicious. >> gone without a trace, misses college student has police concerned. >> we're watching a car fire live on the schuylkill expressway, flames are coming from the vehicle right now. >> let's go over to karen rogers with accuweather and matt pellman is watching that in traffic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we're starting off today with the temperatures on the mild side. normally we have a high of 50 in the afternoon we're already at 50 at 6:01. 39 in lancaster, 49 in trenton. 51 in millville and 53 down by the shore in sea isle city. satellite and radar showing some of the early clouds have eroded, but the clouds from thest west will be moving in this afternoon, we'll see mostly cloudy skies, we'll seal the light showers that are moving through, that's associated with the cold front. we think by the afternoon hours we'll watch for spotty showers, so future tracker 6 showing at 3:00 a.m. we get the showers starting to move through. it's damp at times during the evening rush b

rear portion of the new homes. the dr requester supported by the neighbors is not requesting any changes to the plan in terms of the bottom floor or in terms of the front of the house, it's all about the rear open space. and the mid-block open space, and the blocked nature of the construction. we had hoped to provide the commission with a rendering of the current proposal and then the neighbor's proposal to make alterations vie craw this discretionary review that would eliminate the blockiness and instructions into the mid-block space while still leaving a very, very viable residence. the current proposal is for a 3900 square foot home, plus the 400 -- approximately 3900, i just heard staff say it's 38 something, but plus the 400 square feet garage. what is being suggested by the dr requester and supported by all of the neighbors is that this mass and again, it's not quite as clear as we would have hoped, but with the rain, some of our drawings were locked up in a building downtown without power. this is the 461 27

you can see the flames consuming the back of the home, firefighters were called to the home around 2:00, it took 45 minutes to bring the blaze under control. the red cross is now helping the 12 people who lived in that home. >>> a house fire in darby borough, delaware county has left five people homeless. the action cam was on the scene the 100 block of north 9th street. flames broke out at 4:50 a.m. the fire went to two-alarms. it took firefighters 45 minutes to get the blaze under control. the fire leveled one home and badly damaged another. there are no reports of injuries. the red cross is finding temporary shelter for those displaced residents. >>> a philadelphia firefighter is in the hospital with minor injuries after battling a house fire in the strawberry mansion section of the city. the action cam was at the scene of 2700 block of west lehigh avenue. the fire started at 15:15 a.m. this morning. it spread to a neighboring house. 6 people were displaced by that blaze. >>> an early early-morning shog in delaware county has landed one man in the hospital and another in jail. the

she home schooled. he built furniture. even though hannah became pregnant with a fifth child, they volunteered to become andrew's forever family. >> i guess for us it was very exciting to be able to give that love to somebody who needed it. >> if you're trusting god -- >> reporter: pastor rod carver and his wife, noreen, noticed an immediate change in andrew. >> if you saw him around the church, andrew was always with his brothers and sisters. >> andrew would tag along on larry's feet all the time. every time i would see him, he would just be right behind him, just right on his feet. >> reporter: but within a few weeks of andrew moving into their home, hannah and larry say they began to see some odd behavior. >> i started noticing that he was hoarding food. that he was, you know, stealing off the other kids' plates, wanting to eat more, and getting upset when meal time was over. >> reporter: describe when you caught him eating things, inappropriate things. >> anything. hair, anything that he found, he would try and put in

police say her 20-year-old son returned home torched the mother and siblings in the home with stab wounds. so far police have no suspects. the grisly crime comes four days after the hostage situation in sydney. >>> pakistani jets and ground forces killed dozens of militants in the northwestern region of the afghanistan border. the military said it carried out the operations yesterday and today killing 67 militants. it comes after the taliban massacred 148 people most of them children in the school. the country has approved the death penalty for 6 convicted terrorists. >>> an off-duty police officer and his son are being hailed heros this morning. sergeant dan murray and his 18-year-old son brian were shopping at a cvs on the black horse pike. instincts kicked in when a customer said stopped that guy he is a thief. >> i tackled him i started wrestling. >> he started to resist, i got mad because he was trying to fight with my dad, so jumped in and we got him on the ground in five seconds. >> police have taken matthew donahue into custody being held on $100,000 bail. >>> the action cam was o

each essentially has a three bedroom home on the top two floors and the smaller home has a guest room. the renovations to the existing home on 22 ord court consist adding a story to the new structure and would provide a five foot 5-foot setback on the entire east side and west side matching the adjacent home. the existing home at 22 ord court is poorly laid out with under size living areas and the renovation will make the home much more functional for a family. the project sponsor has decided not to pursue at 24 ord court because there is existing living tennants at 90 years old. they are not touching that. the variance is merited here. the project would further the development of the hilly shape. in fact the planning code and planning policies encouraging the development of the homes on the lot. the only reason the variance is required because the two individual homes are at the end of the lot generally the planning code and policies encourage the lots to have work on either to provide construction on the street. the project sponsor also did not allow the expansion of a unit. it woul

she left home nine days ago and no one has been able to reach her since. her husband says she left with nothing but the clothes on her back and she left her 3-year- old son behind. >> she had said that mommy's gone. i wouldn't want my son to grow up without his mom. just let us know you're safe somewhere. >> at this point police say they have no reason to suspect foul play. they think it's possible aubrey could be with friends or family in southern california. >>> no one wants to see this 10 days before christmas, a crash sent fedex packages flying in new jersey this morning. yours could be amongst those. police say the driver swerved to avoid a tire and then crashed. fedex sent another truck to pick the packages up. the company said there will be no delays in delivery. t. but tonight >>> talk about low, a couple of grinches ripped off a san jose couple while they were at a charity event, but tonight the husband and wife tell len ramirez they're not going to let the crooks ruin christmas. >> there was a lot of jewelry in here and they just emptied the boxe