we think that is partly because we are in an affordability problem and if home builders open up homes on the high end, the next best market to build for is the middle end. we're starting to see that come down we don't think new supply is actually going to be targeted at that starter home level. what we need is those that own starter homes, in particular investors, who may have, you know, bought these homes up in 2011 and 2012, maybe think about putting those houses on the market that is what the true starter home is. >> it's interesting, too, because, of course, materials costs have increased and labor is very expensive right now. the home builders have to consider the costs the with the tight supply in the starter home are more renting? >> surprisingly, despite these headwinds we are seeing the home ownership rate increase and in part increase for young households, in particular, millennials. that's actually very, very good news for the housing market, just because there's a lot of them and when this cohort really starts to buy homes in mass people are going to notice on the ground t

homes together.heir wives -- after the clinic was going -- their wives said no. you work all they together, you share a checkbook. you don't need to live together. in june of 1906, the family was tree andpicnic under a they decided this is where they would build the big house. twinerought string and and laid the house out and hired farm laborers to come build a home. there is no specific architectural style that it is. it is often referred to as dr. charlie architectural style. dr. charlie and edith moved in in 1911. they both died in 1939. in 1940, edith decided she would move out of the house and the second-generation moved in. dr. chuck and alice moved in at that point in time. in the late 1950's, the third-generation turned it into a duplex. alice lived here with young dr. charlie. there were many people who came here, both famous and not famous. president roosevelt was here to visit. the king and queen of nepal came to visit. helen keller stayed here. jack benny was here. many of these people we

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the purpose of this hear is to gain a better understanding of home burglaries, home invasion robberies and package theft crime across the city, including historical trend and geographic distribution. i want to understand the police department and the attorney office's current systems and strategy to investigate and prosecute these crimes. finally this hearing is a first step to identify new programs to reduce property crime targeting residents in their homes. with these goals in mind, i want to -- i would like to conduct the hearing in the following manner. first, i wanted to invite several victims up to share their personal stories and experiences. and then we will have a presentation by the sfpd to provide an overview about residential property crimes. the district attorney office will present about prosecution of the crimes. and finally, sf safety awareness for everyone, where sf safe will present about their work to foster safe and secure homes. this will be followed by public comment and committee discussion. so i'd like to start by inviting several victims from my district in the

the red oak tree that the home was built around. the home is like a squad he u. we are in the library of the home now. this room has a lot of interesting features. most notably, the double rocking chair. sat on dr. charlie's porch when the two brothers lived next door to each other. it has been brought here to mayowood. the two doctors would sit in the chair at the end of the day and discuss their cases they had seen and who they had treated and the results of their work. this happened most every day between the two brothers. they were very close. both of the brothers read volumes and volumes and both of the homes have hundreds and hundreds of books in them. large libraries and both of them. thousandsess we have of books between the two homes. they had card catalogs and they were all listed. things we have to figure out how you're going to get a picture of is the family's growth chart. when you come in and you look at this wall, you can see all of the kids wrote on the wall and what year it was and how they were growing up. i don't have any idea how many male fam

well it's good to be back home. i've been all over the country. i'll continue to come back home. i'll continue to feel that way as long as i live. >> he moved into this house after his wedding to his long time love. he moved into a home full of his inlaws. he's one of the few presidents that did not own a home of his own prior to his presidency. when he moved into this home, his brand mother-in-law, his brother-in-law, and his wife and he were living in this home as well as one of bess' brothers. for many years, even though we call it the truman home, it was known as the gates mansion. because it was built by george and elizabeth gates. and first part of the house was built in 1867. and the grand edition was built in 1885. somebody walking by this house at the turn of the century would have seen probably the grandest house in the nicest area of independence. and then by the time he became president in 1945, the house had seen better danger. age was showing on the house. mrs. truman over saw a rather major renovation of the house. replacing some wood and some steps. and it got a l

more solid homes?oss the industry, and for very much the reasons that were mentioned earlier. we think there is a real lack of consumer protection when you are buying a new home, you can't return it, there is very little time you can keep your money back. so we would like to see old developers thinking about putting in place this retention. i've never bought a new home, so i don't know this, there must be some kind of warranty, isn't there? when you buy a new home? there is a warranty, but for the first two years commits the developer that's got to put it right. but to be honest, the reality can be that as soon as you hand over all your money, and the keys, it's very ha rd to all your money, and the keys, it's very hard to get them back on site. there is a warranty that's for between 2—10 years, but that's for major structural issues, and sometimes it's very hard to engage with them. so you know, people are not being protected enough. in defence of the developers, could it not be a case that we're seei

so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. >>> good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. wall street is set to open up with modest games this morning after stocks rose yesterday. the dow closing more than 150 points up as investors continue to watch for progress in the trade talks between the u.s. and china. on today's watch list, the monthly jobs report. the market is expecting a rebound in hiring as milder weather across the country likely boosted activity in areas such as construction. sears is starting with openings instead of closing. it was rescued from possible liquidation in february. it plans to open three new sears home and life stores next month. one in alaska, one in louisiana, with unone in kansas. they will carry products from categories where sears has a definite strength, appliances, mattresses, and home services. sears has closed more than 3,500 stores as sales slumped. adidas signed a new deal with beyonce. they will relaunch her ivy park brand. they are try ig to attract more female consumers. ad

we wholeheartedly support the our home -- i would trans home s.f. we look forward to partnering with our home s.f. as well as the city to continue to do this important work. [applause]. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i work at the q. foundation. just observations of what i see, is that all the departments, when they came up, they admitted they did not have all the data, they hit it with a bunch of bar graphs of confusing information. here that they actually expect the data to be better than what it is without having any evidence, and are already a year behind and getting this data. so what i see is that, like, i want to request that the difference in the department his not take it as an attack on them , and that this is not a chore, and it should be a priority because if it is not a priority for each departments, then it just says that? are people and trans people don't matter as much. and also, i want to say cherry picking a few organizations, i appreciate that they exist, that but that doesn't mean that the underlying issue isn't th

could this be the remains of the childhood home of jesus? >> on archaeological grounds, that is entirely possible. >> were these ancient artifacts the personal belongings of his mother, mary? >> we do know that it was a house of the kind that mary and joseph could've lived in. >> i personally think it's very possible this was the childhood home of jesus. >> and what might the childhood of jesus tell us about jesus the man? >> we are looking at such an important part of human history. >> according to the gospels, jesus spent his childhood in the village of nazareth, in the region of galilee. today, nazareth is a bustling city of more than 70,000 people in northern israel. here, in a deep cellar beneath a 19th-century convent, lie the remains of what may prove to be one of the most extraordinary discoveries ever made, the very home in which jesus was raised. >> if this were in fact the childhood home of jesus, it would allow us to picture the world that jesus came from in a way that no other discovery has. >> how people fed themselves, what pe

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stay with us. >>> next tonight, our nbc news investigation into the popular home improvement site home advisor. we partnered with our affiliates that reported on dozens of home repair disasters across the country. tonight, the homeowners have a warning you need to hear. here is nbc's morgan chesky. >> reporter: you may have seen the commercials. >> for over 15 years, homeowner haves trusted home advisor. >> reporter: home o your home for ucts criminal and financial background checks on their service professionals. >> reporter: nbc affiliates across the country have uncovered dozens of home advisor contracting disasters. in omaha, in atlanta and in charlotte. julie and jeff in the middle of a remodel turned nightmare. so we checked back in with them. how long has it been looking like this? >> about a year and a half. >> reporter: the contractor home advisor recommended kenneth bell. >> he installed the tiles and they are hallow back there, moisture can get in there so all of this has to be ripped out. >> reporter: bell abandoned the job leaving their home a mess. again, home advisor say

these intricate models would look at home in any architect's office. instead they being painstakingly prepared for the bomb file. in taiwan these domestic dreams will all go up in smoke so the deceased can enjoy an eternity of luxury of the fourth of often to someone passes away these religious thinking that the deceased would want to buy a big house and fortunes would burn these people for eagles. on the day when he is laid to rest. through a thought for their own sense of. burning offerings for the dead is an ancient custom in chinese culture traditionally bereaved relatives but paper money but in taiwan they're moving with modern times. now as well as houses they can have design a clothes and watches. a fleet of sports cars. the latest my ball funds and for everything else there's even a type of credit card. we get birthday gifts birthday cards valentine's day gifts christmas gifts during important cations and holidays we show our appreciation by giving gifts when a person is a passed away why can't we also show our left through giving paper offerin

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he and his comrade simply went home. like others, he believed there was little use in revisiting anymore. -- resisting anymore. others made it to the field but decided to forgo the humiliation of surrender. have davidsed and we mcintosh who serves as a great example. here he is writing in his journal. my first inclination was to stay with my command, reflect was that my only duty was my country and as long as that could be of service -- as i could be of , unable to witness what as the spectacle surrender, he and others -- they ripped off their badges of rank, cut to a swamp leading their forces with them for several miles before forcing a black man to guide them southwest. they would make their way south hoping to meet up with the army and continue the war. --air number of calvary men mapsis one of those great by the civil war trust. recognizing his uncle had been ,orced to can picture late colonel thomas mumford and about 2400 of their troops would had west towards lynchburg. ride and surrender himself to mead on the 11

what we usually see radiation happen is home to home spread if your homes are too close and they don't have fireproof materials, the spread can happen. we also see direct flame content. one of the recent items that were studied by nist were fences come wooden fences right up to the house and the flames can literally creep along. if you don't clear all the fuels around, people are really a his fires can creep in. and the last element, embers or firebrand and this is key. this is responsible for at least half maybe the majority of homes that are lost in his wildfires. in the tubbs fire in northern california, these over an eight lane freeway, over industrial areas, over a kmart that burned and landed in a community and then destroyed a committee, the whole community of homes. these small burning embers will fly into a community of the don't just let any meeting start a fire. in fact, some of fires can start up to nine hours after the fire is gone. this is a real challenge because it's hard once the community has evacuated in deciding whether it safe to go in and went to be different you

so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. >>> all right. sharks, game two tonight. remember the rally before the game, temperatures near 70 at the start of the rally. down to 56 by the time you head home. a look around the state today. 69 in san diego. 83 in palm springs. a sunny 60 in monterey. as we take a look at lake tahoe what you're going to see in my seven-day forecast, sunshine returns today. 57 tomorrow. rain and snow. the temperatures warming by thursday. >>> this morning we learned a 4-year-old oakland boy severely hurt by a gunshot has dramatically improved and his family is calling it a miracle. >> getting stronger and stronger every day. it's okay. >> this is video provided by the family. it seemed moments like these may never happen. he found a gun under a pillow and accidentally shot himself in the head last month at the home of his mother's boyfriend. initially there were no signs of brain activity and doctors prepared the family for the worst. now the young boy is awake, responsive, and he's out of intensive care. >> every

secretary is an advocate for home freedom. is it not the case that responsible journalists do not play fast and loose with the national interest and put out -- our people in danger when that should not be happening? >> my honorable friend, a distinguished former journalist himself, is absolutely right. press freedom in this country is sacrosanct. what we find is that people work in the press in this country are responsible. >> mr. speaker, i find it extraordinary that somebody this rich and powerful can just avoid an allegation of being a rapist in the way that julian assange has done for so many years. costing so much taxpayer money. can the home secretary tell us who is paying the bill for the 13.2 million pounds that julian assange has cost us? is it the people of london? does it come from essential budgets? >> again, i do understand very much the sentiment of the honorable gentleman. he speaks for many people across the house. the answer to who pays that bill, that comes from various sources. each one of those are the brit

in march, the family had moved to a nearby home, which should have been their permanent home. worried about aluminium on the building next door, and whether it was safe, they moved back to their emergency accommodation. jamie murray explained why the family couldn't stay in a permanent home they were given. it can be the best cladding ever. it still gives me a feeling, it still makes me have memories, it still brings back intrusive thoughts. the night of the fire, that day changed everything. i still feel like i'm in survival mode from the night that it happened until now. and the council tried to reassure you, and they said it's not cladding, it's not cladding on this new house, hopefully what would have been your permanent home. it's aluminium, it's solid, it's not flammable. like concrete or brick, it doesn't allow flames to spread. why did that not reassure you? because we were given similar reassurances when we lived in grenfell tower. they're talking about your physical safety. so the way that they're saying it is, this isn't going to burn down, you're safe. but how i fe

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mobile homes completely destroyed.g to aere. >> i was listening to somebody yesterday telling people when you i telling people to get out of the mobile homes and not stay there because they were that vulnerable and we are seeing here just still some of these pictures. i think about the people who live in these homes who may be seeing these pictures for the first time, hopefully they had gotten out, hopefully they had gotten somewhere that was safe for them, but i want to ask you, again, do you have any gauge of what kind of warning time wise they had before this thing hit? >> i talked to one person who said they had 30 seconds warning before the tornado hit their house. of course, in a moment of stress you never really know how well people comprehend time because it can be difficult. i can tell you firsthand looking at the radar while it was happening that it was no indication of a tornado or rotation and then within just a a couple of minutes, you had debris being thrown up and picked up on the radar, tens of thousand

it affords you more home.o, depending on what loan you're getting, make sure you can afford it. >> how long it will last? no one appears willing to forecast that. >> thank you. we want to hear your reports about building a better bay area. before commissioners vote, the public will have a chance to weigh in. there will be 150 beds instead of the 275 beds it called for. take a long at your screen right now. these are three of the hundreds of new words aed to the miriam webster dictionary. if you're not familiar with them. swole. that means to get extremely must char. the bugout bag. a bag packed with survival supplies. omnicide means the destruction of all life. miriam webster's people who compile dictionaries, they scanned online newspapers, books, even movie scripts, looking for critical mass usage of words that would warn their inclusion in the dictionary. >> swole. >> i've heard that. just not the last two. temperature wise, it's high. that's the only way you can do it. live doppler 7. we have clear skies.

hieryone wanted him home. everyone missed him. and i, you know, i just feel n'lfish about saying that, but, man, i couldn't wait until he got home. >> glor: this week, people lined overpasses and highways in three states to watch chris's casket orde back from dover air force base. in 2014, he received the distinguished medal in bravery for pulling an unconscious woman from a burning building in new york city. he'll be buried in arlington on april 30, surrounded by hundreds of firefighters and families, including his daughters, ages ten, eight, and four, and his wife of 13 years, shannon. >> my husband was constantly a gentleman. >> glor: she is speaking publicly for the first time since chris's death on april 8. >> i do better when i'm busy. idle time is not good. evenings are hard. once i have my girls in bed and har just me and my thoughts, i''s hard. i've got to figure out healthy ways to fill the quiet. >> glor: do you talk to him? >> oh, yeah. he's... he's always with me. >> glor: shannon isn't the only one still leaning on c

when you buy a new home?to be honest, the reality can be that as soon as you hand over all your money, and the keys, it‘s very hard to get them back on site. there is a warranty that‘s for between 2—10 years, but that‘s for major structural issues, and sometimes it‘s very hard to engage with them. so you know, people are not being protected enough. in defence of the developers, could it not be a case that we‘re seeing an increase in complaints, because we‘re seeing an increase in development. there is a government drive to get more new homes built across the country. so there‘s likely to be an increase in complaints. but the industries own data is showing that actually in the last year, double the amount of people were not recommending their own builder, that‘s their own data. so we see that nine out of ten people really support new home snagging retention, and that‘s not the case, i think the difficulty is becoming worse and worse. is at the people they are employed to build these homes, or is of the designs

the sharks have the home advantage and are leading 1-0. a free street rally will be held before the puck drops. festivities will include music, a slapshot booth so everyone can make a goal and face point face painting for all to enjoy. >>> coming up, the results are and. an astronaut spent a year in space to see the effects of space travel on his body. how his body change compared to his twin brother. >>> details onthe accidental overdose of a mother and marin county. >>> nipsey hustle, beloved grammy nominated rap artist has been laid to rest in los angeles. thousands of mourners broke staple center for a public service. he was shot and killed two weeks ago outside of his clothing store in south la. most of the service focused on his contribution to the community. his business partner read a letter sent by former president barack obama. >> his choice to invest in that community rather than ignore it , to build a skills training center, a co-working space in crenshaw. >> after the service spends mine the procession route from the staples c

it happened at a home on 17th avenue. they were able to get the man to release a hostage from inside the home. authorities do not believe anyone else was inside. you may have noticed late buses and very slow service. muni drivers are refusing to work overtime. "the examiner" says it's a bid to put pressure on the city at the bargaining table. the city is offering operators a 99 cent per hour raise. the union says that's not enough. drivers are legally barred from striking, but they can't be forced to work overtime. >>> your utility bill is going up again. the california public utilities commission has approved pg&e's request for a rate increase. the utility wants customers to cover the $373 million it spent in 2016 and 2017 removing millions of dead trees that died during california's drought. the puc approved the request but ruled pg&e has to raise rates over time instead of one big increase. the when and hn' been determined. the decision outraged the utility reform network. >> even if this money was devoted to safety, t

>>>h to take a home way -- a home run away, from christian yelich, he could just tip is. the angels won the game, 5-2, mike trout is a player. >> >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next, with eric swalwell's official announcement to run for president. >> if you can't stay up, we will have it in our newscast at 4:30 (inspiring music) and healthy living, but are you missing out on life's simple joys, hindered by chronic dental issues?

home invasions. she is angry because the d.a. let go of the criminals. the crime was raised to more than just petty theft. she is painful that these criminals have stolen her valuable memories and left more pieces from her mother and grandmother. she strongly suggests that lawmakers repel proper 47. it is not -- prevention is not the only solution. we need to d.a. who works with the police to enforce our law and tough laws to prosecute those criminals. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> okay. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: my name is sherry lau. okay. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: i have a friend who is also a member of my church. she lives in sunnyside and potrero. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: in 2017, november, an event of house burglary happened. blank. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: they live downstairs lived downstairs and three people invaded. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator:

homes are a harder time selling and we'reor seeing price cuts and we are seeing homes on the marketd these are all telltale signs of a change in flavor toward a buyer's rket. >> but you have had an inventory problem for first-time buyers and not onough homes there for them to choose. is that starting to alleviate or not at this point? >> what we ie seeing inventory is starting to inch up especially the places that are cooling off the most. g that's thed news. it does mean that buyers will have more places to g look at on the weekend and the bad news is it's not a greater flow of the market a it's not that there are new open houses each weekend andast week's open houses are showing up this weekt again becausy're not selling as easily. >> the other issue has been the cost of land and the cost of labor, so buildert are putting new houses regardless of whether it's the high end or th low market because they simply can't afford to do tt ory don't have the workers to build them. >> that's right. new conruction has not rebounded back to its levels 2000 yet. we are below hisric levels of co

a letter was sent home to notify parents. the school says the teen wil face displanary action including -- face disciplinary action includ he's facing several charges as a juvenile. >>> less than a month after a terrowootack on two mosques in new zealand, the government signed into law sweeping gun reforms. military weapons are outlined. residents have until the end of september to ehange illegal weapons for cash. after that a prison sentence is possible. >>> today president trump will meet with south korean president moon jae-in in washington. the two will discuss north korea's nuclear program and how to strengthen relations between our two countries. this will be their first meeting since the president's summiwi th north korean leader kim jong-un ended last month without a nuclear deal.'r >>> if ye sick of getting robo calls, you are not alone. a senate subcommittee will begin the work of ending as many of those calls as possible. lawmakers will treview a rep by the fcc which was tasked with finding a way to stop illegal ca

for luxury town homes. there is a big council vote. len ramirez is live. >> reporter: a couple of years ago, maybe just a few months ago, a vote like this tonight would have been approved with very little attention or fuss, you can see the people who have come down to mountain view city hall. they have to speak up now before they say middle class housing is all gone. the residents of 2310 rock street say they are not low income people. >> we are making 60 to 100,000 a year. >> reporter: but they still can't afford the new going rate for rents in mountain view. >> trying to spend $3,000 on rent is just difficult. >> reporter: that's why residents like jackie cashen who has lived here for 17 years is fighting the latest development proposal to demolish the 59 rent controlled apartments and build 55 three story row homes that will sell for $1.5 million apiece. most residents say they won't find anything in town for the $2,100 they pay now. >> what is lost if this is gone? >> the workers that keep this city goi

of new low—cost homes that we need, and importantly builds better, not just homes that we need, andonverted apartments? well, i have seen reports of examples where it is 13 square feet, now that is smaller than most people's kitchen, it is about the size of this tiny studio i am talking to you from, in westminster. more importantly, it is less tha n westminster. more importantly, it is less than half the size of what the national space standards suggest is appropriate for a one person, one bedroom flat. developers should not bedroom flat. developers should not be getting away with this sort of free for all, that has been created by conservative ministers. we owe it to people to be building more homes, and when we build them to build them to decent standard. final thought, you say if labour win the next election your government would build 100,000 homes a year. that means it would take you ten years to house all those on the council and social housing waiting list. it is an urgent problem, as you know, why not increase the scale of your ambition? we said over ten years we will build

so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. >>> good morning. i'm frank holland from cnbc headquarters. wall street is set to open slightly lower following yesterday's big rally. stocks surged to the start of the second quarter. the dow up more than 300 points. investors are reacting to strong manufacturing data out of the u.s. and china. on today's watch list, reports are durable goods and auto sales. . >>> boeing plans to submit a software fix for its grounded 737 max planes. that is later than it previously said. more than 300 jets have been grounded following two recent crashes in three months. pilot versus the necessary training to override it when necessary. southwest airlines has 34 737 max jets is revising the schedule for april and m reduce delays andds o items at s tomorrow. they will primarily focus on meat and customers. they will focus on you all customers, not just amazon prime members. whole foods last major price cut was november 2017. it has been rolling out more perks to prime members, such as an extra 10% already discounted it

look at that face. >>> giants home opener. we have been counting down the hits, home runs. sure to have you working up an appetite. >> already hungry thinking about it. vianey live at oracle park. i know you have been out there a couple of days. you have some of those yummies the team has on deck for us this year. >> reporter: the food is one of the big aspects of the game. you want to test out the food. right now i'm hanging out near the dugout. now i'm stepping into the dugout. we have the clubhouse down there. the classic, which is a super duper burger, made with humanely raised beef. they have a lot of vegetarian options, which is fantastic to hear. a lot of people are wondering what. plant-based and this new unique corn dog specifically for the kids. the kids are also coming to enjoy the food. so that's one of the things we're looking out for. i wonder the timing of the rain. how is that going to impact how a lot of people are getting out here. first pitch 1:35. unfortunately it does look like we will be expecting showers around that time, which could delay the game. w

i can tell you call all of those guys, they are excited about being home and having the home opener . it is work . but you work hard for it. >>> bruce bochy has been there as a player. he's been there as a manager. it really is something special about opening day with the exception of the postseason, is the only time you see the bunting at the stadium. is a celebratory thing. it is all americans . as a giants reflect on their opening ceremonies and their home of their ceremony, one of the things that will reflect on our pretty big name people associated with the organization that they lost this off-season. peter mcgowan who was instrumental in his ballpark being built in the first place. and the giants remaining in san francisco. hall of famer rank robinson who was a manager here with the giants and an oakland native. they will do something to remember all those guys today. along with the festivities of opening day and the good news is we haven't had rain for a while and they expect to get this one in. they have all day to do it. what better way to spend the day even if there is a rai

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here at home we also have another big event this weekend.he rock and roll half marathon on sunday in san francisco. we're all dry for that as our temperatures start out in the mid 50s. so a lot going on here in the bay area and beyond and our weather looks to improve heading into sunday. low 70s in the forecast. looks like we could start out early next week. mostly with some dry weather. and our temperatures gradually cooling off by next wednesday. we're in the upper 60s. kris and laura. >> looks good. thanks. >> thanks, kari. coming up on "today in the bay." >> the ball absolutely saved my life. without baseball i'm not sure i would be here today. >> meet a baseball fan who said the game is giving him the will to live again. and the mlb stadium tour that he's taking. >>> happening now, apple claiming victory in the latest round of the streaming music wars. this after apple music for the first time beat out spotify for the most paid customers. if you're wondering as of the end of february the score is apple 28 million, spotify 26 million. bo

>>his home in encino was burglarized on thursday night. surveillance video showed 2 masked men, leaving his house carrying a bag. they were picked up by a black suv and now one neighbor want stronger police presence in the area. >>i think that we need more police resources in the neighborhood. the other thing would be obviously that neighbors need to band together. and try to alert other neighbors if they see suspicious things happening. it's not clear exactly what was stolen from mcveigh's home. >>well happening tomorrow, hundreds of runners will be hitting the pavement along san francisco's waterfront. the annual rock and roll marathon is tomorrow morning starting at pier, 35 it goes north beach down bay street across crissy field and over the golden gate bridge and then back it ends that aquatic park, several roads, the area will be closed during that race. >>weather forecast now with our meteorologist not theresa rodriguez who's got a look at that rock and roll marathon forecast but i hope the runners for sleeping right the up rain ear

close that care home a year later. although these issues were eventually addressed he said that that was not always the case. >> we brought a better cases but they were not taking care of. >> is not just the north bay. lack of concerns is stretch a state wide. in the january budget proposal, the state department asked for more than $8 million to restructure. doug budget documents want to dewith more complex client issues like severe aggression, and other disorders. what makes matters worse? that turned the structure has remained largely unchanged for years. we asked the state several times for an interview but the spokesperson said that we will let the detailed budget proposal speak for itself. >> the figure retaliated again for coming forward? >> yes. >> reporter: taxpayers will pay into this state industry alone and clients who can to speak up for themselves and rely on a system that he believes should do better the north bay regional center said that franco's claim has no merit. saying that it takes all complaints s

brumback's home address. the brumback killings, prosecutors argued the gun parts found at the brumback house fit a gun later found alongside a highway about 20 miles from garcia's home. that gun was missing a crucial component, the barrel, meaning a test bullet couldn't be fired, however, what was left was licensed to anthony garcia. >> all of a sudden you get handed the murder weapon? >> right, yeah, that was a gift. i think it was divine intervention, yeah. >> reporter: the 2008 dundee case, however, had no physical evidence. what it did have was eyewitnesses. several described seeing a silver honda crv with an out-of-state plate. this is a picture of the car anthony garcia owned in 2008 when he was living in louisiana. it's a honda crv. >> the thing that was noticeable was it was silver. the people noticed it as a type of suv or crv. >> and they mentioned out of state plates. >> out of state plates, right. >> reporter: there was also that description of the man people saw near the hunter home that day. an