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. >>> we are following breaking news where firefighters received a call because of a house fire, janine de la vega just arrived on the scene, janine? >> reporter: fire officials tell us they plea of this fire is suspicious and if you take a look behind me, you can see there is still some smoke in the air and it took 30 minutes to knock this down and they believed this was a four flex, maybe four different ways and this is located in the niles district of fremont. now to get more information on why you think it was suspicious and if anybody was inside we go to the battalion chief from the fire department, rich what can you tell me? >> there was approximately four buildings in here and it was difficult to access the fires in the back and the exposure was on the front both sides, the backside got tracks and they were telling firefighters to get access to it. they searched the backside and had multiple steps inside and had a fire investigator inside. they had an initial search and right now we are in the process of checking all of the other structures. >> why do you believe it was suspicious. >>

of the most storied cities in the world. this is las vegas. where fortunes are won and lost. where lives are made and destroyed. where the houses wins -- until it can't. >> there is an awful lot of pain out here in las vegas. a lot of drama, a lot of stress, a lot of fear. >> one gambler preyed on the casinos in its weakest moments and walked away with more than $15 million in a single winning streak. people say you play perfectly.

of the most storied cities in the world. this is las vegas. where fortunes are won and lost. where lives are made and destroyed. where the housewins -- until it can't. >> there is an awful lot of pain out here in las vegas. a lot of drama, a lot of stress, a lot of fear. >> one gambler preyed on the casinos in its weakest moments and walked away with more than $15 million in a single winning streak. people say you play perfectly.

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of the most storied cities in the world. this is las vegas. where fortunes are won and lost. where lives are made and destroyed. where the housealways wins -- until it can't. >> there is an awful lot of pain out here in las vegas. a lot of drama, a lot of stress, a lot of fear. >> one gambler preyed on the casinos in its weakest moments and walked away with more than $15 million in a single winning streak. people say you play perfectly.

of the most storied cities in the world. this is las vegas. where fortunes are won and lost. where lives are made and destroyed. where the houses wins -- until it can't. >> there is an awful lot of pain out here in las vegas. a lot of drama, a lot of stress, a lot of fear. >> one gambler preyed on the casinos in its weakest moments and walked away with more than $15 million in a single winning streak. people say you play perfectly.

of the most storied cities in the world. this is las vegas. where fortunes are won and lost, where lives are made and destroyed, where the house always wins. it can't. >> a lot of pain and stress out and fear. >> one gambler preyed on the casinos in its weakest moments

of the most storied cities in the world. this is las vegas. where fortunes are won and lost. where lives are made and destroyed. where the houses wins -- until it can't. >> there is an awful lot of pain

housing within 90 days. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, janine. >>> the families of nine boys are filing lawsuits against a bay area elementary schoolteacher. the boys all claim that 45-year- old joseph martin physically, emotionally and sexually abused them. martin is facing 125 felony molestation charges and is scheduled to go on trial next month. the boys attended woodside school in concord. they are also suing the mt. diablo school district and a dozen current and former district employees for failing to report earlier warnings of abuse by martin. >>> a former uc berkeley graduate indruckettor, tim mow -- instructor, timothy rodriquez, is facing charges for a sexual assault. they say rodriquez took a female home where he assaulted her. he was arrested for sexual assault and possession of controlled substances. >>> the president of france is here in the bay area this afternoon. the top tech leaders he plans to meet with after a black tie dinner at the white house and what his goal is during his bay area meeting. >>> there's fog and clouds out there today. mark tam

bottom half of the graph shows how big of a drop in housing prices each city experienced at the top half of the graph shows how much each market has recovered have las vegas miami and phoenix the biggest drop and i mean they tend to win this stuff and the best recovery and so i thought the bubble burst in these housing markets you know how how can this happen again you know it's happened before how could it happen again and can you explain what's happening in these markets because they are volatile markets they're crazy markets and there's a lot of jokes made about them but how do you how do you predict what's going to happen with the bottom of these markets no one was there to pick up the bottom and people came in. and investors real cash investors came into the market i think we actually even have some graphs on that they're not you know it's either phoenix or las vegas we can put that out there that out we can show that some of us you know what we see here i think this is this is the one for phoenix or it's the overall market you can see that those are all ok of cash investors was increasing as we had the increase how we have drugs as well as ver

what about the idea of continuing in terms of branded content a la "house of cards" what stops a facebooka google from trying to do that? google on youtube and facebook on its own platform? >> because the opportunities are so great for just classic advertising, they don't even have time to deal with these crumbs. >> really? it's just not worth it to them? >> no, not right now. >> to go down that road at this point and spend $150 million on some incredibly impressive thing and put themselves in the video. >> if you were at google and facebook here's what's happening, the phone is ringing. you're taking orders. do you know most times you have to call to get advertisers? no, advertisers are calling facebook. they're calling google. i don't even know if they have the time to even think. now, there is a brain trust. there's the skunk works, there's the manhattan project within both these and i believe that google looks at this deal. we ought to go content because comcast might be too hard to go up against. or facebook says, do you know what we'll do, we'll become the ultimate network for young

united states of america, of obama,sident barack michelle, long life to the united states, viva la france and estais unis. >> dinner is done. time to get to business in the houseresentatives. >> if they pass this clean debt ceiling, this moves this until march 15 of next year. of 2015. that is more than a year from now. clean house, passing a bill was something they said they would never do last year when congress was trying to pass the ledger. >> i doubt if the house or the senate is willing to give the president a clean debt ceiling increase every time the president asks us to do it. that is a good time to try to achieve something important for the country. >> sometimes things change. the last time we had this debate, people were debating john boehner's future but clearly not the case this time. strengtheneder is by this. the fact he brought this bill to the floor gives you a sense of how confident he feels in his own position right now and he basically has gone the conservatives and the tea party folks, he has given them a break, if you will. they are not going to blame for another crisis situation and it needs the prospects for republicans doing better in

of public funds. tonight, we reveal what's really happening at the oakland housing authority. >> reporter: we spent months going through records of trips taken by commissioners. we found some double dipping, others going to places like las vegas with no documentation. that one commissioner still can't explain. from flights to nashville and las vegas -- and you charged all that to the housing authority. >> no, i did not. >> reporter: it's right there. >> excuse me. >> reporter: even the man in charge appears to be in the dark about how some commissioners are spending public money. >> this has been informative to me. >> reporter: we found your money being handed out to officials without oversight. >> i think we should be embarrassed. >> reporter: it all has to do with conferences. we found the oakland housing authority commissioners spent nearly $150,000 traveling to places like ft. lauderdale, denver, st. louis, and just last month, napa. meals and wine included in the cost of the conference. and enjoyed by several commissioners. it's what we found in these records, double dipping, taking a per diem cash up front while giving meals and drinks, as well. housing authority goes by the rates set by the federal government. so

of sandy relief funds. >> my house is still broken. >> las vegas police need help to solve a case of road rage that left a pedestrian hospitalized. >> oh, that? >> oh, my goodness! >> and he's down. >> and he is down. is that blood? >> he got hit in the nose. >> a real close encounter with a moose caught on camera. >> oh, you're a mean little dude. >> and all that matters. >> a 13-year-old girl scout in san francisco is turning into an online sensation selling her cookies right outside a marijuana dispensary. >> after 45 minute she had to call for reinforcement cookies. >> on "cbs this morning." how would you describe the relationship or rivalry with team canada? >> no holds barred and a great game. >> this is the most americans have wanted to see canadians beaten since they sent us justin bieber. >> this morning's "eye-opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." good morning, norah. >> good morning to you charlie. we begin with ukraine. >> indeed, we do. as you wake up in the west, there's a glimmer of hope, a new deal could calm the violent clashes in ukraine. t

of demand in the housing market that we've never seen before. >> it's estimated that institutional investors purchased, phoenix and las vegas were now hot but investors are turning to the southeast. atlanta, is the hottest. auctions like this one in atlanta six months ago where institutional investors found homes to buy. it's estimated that 1 in 4 homes in that city are currently being sold by investors. to be sure, they are widely credited with stabilizings the housing market. one way they profit it is to bufnlbundle homes into real este investment tours. >> to what the first time home buyer can afford and we really need that first time home buyer to be part of the market, to continue to be part of the market for us to see a long term recovery going forward. >> investment group blackstone is the biggest buyer of these homes under its subsidiary plantation homes. blackstone say institutional buyers account for a fraction of homes in the u.s. and not the reason for price increases. it adds home prices are going up as the real estate market and broader economy improves but still remain well below peak 2007 levels. some economists see a limited impact o

detectives are investigating the city's 8th homicide of the year, after f a homeowner shot and killed a man who was trying to get into his house. ktvu's janine de lais in san jose with what he's learned about the suspects and the home. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, many of the neighbors here heard the gunshots and were scared. you know, we knocked on the door of this home here near clayton and mount pleasant road where the shooting happened. no one answered. we know police interviewed the man who lives here. we're not sure if he's at the placing. police say they were called to the home on pine ridge away just before 8 last night after shots were fired. the man who lives there told them an intruder tried to enter the house and fired shots in his direction. that resident says he armed himself and shot at the man in self-defense. two suspects then got into a vehicle and sped off. a short time later, a man with a gunshot wound was dropped off at a nearby hospital and was pronounced dead. police say they believe that was one of the intruders. >> it's scary because like i said, this neighborhood is normally really quiet and peaceful and this

of appeals director arsenio hurtado, [speaker not understood]. julian harper. jerry elsters. marlene sanchez. karen druckers. pete wilson. manuel la fontaine. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is tess davis representing hospitality house. we want to thank supervisors kim and cohen for their leadership on this important economic justice issue. as a part of the fair chance campaign hospitality house surveyed nearly 400 residents about their experience with housing and job discrimination. of those with arrest or conviction records, nearly 80% experienced job discrimination and 60% housing discrimination. clearly the fair chance act affects a lot of san franciscans. it's about fairness, it's p justice and it's about time. so, thank you. ~ >> thank you, ms. davis. oh, [speaker not understood], just come right up. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is [speaker not understood] and i'm here in my capacity as policy advisor for the national center for lesbian rights. thank you, supervisor kim, for sponsoring this crucial piece of legislation. as a former public defender for almost 12 years in the city and county of san francisco i can only tell you how crucial this type of legislation is for those who are formerly incarc

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of demand in the housing market that they have not seen before. >> it is estimateded they have purchased 219,000 homes in the u.s. since 2011 and phoenix and las vegas were hot and now turning to the southeast, atlantaing , cape coral, knox visit and memphis top the list. it is options like this one where the investors found homes to buy. one in four homes in that city are being sold to investors and to be sure, they are credited with stabilizing the housing market. one way to profit from it is bundling the homes into tools, like real estate trusts that traited on the stock exchain change. >> they are pushing the home prices up to more than the first home buyer can afford and we need them to be continue to be part of the market. >> the investment group blackstone is one of the biggest buyers of these homes and purchased 39,000 in the united states and the buyers account for a small fraction of the rental homes and not the prime reason for the price increases and home prices and rents across the country are going up as the real estate marketing and the economy is improving but still remains below peak 2007 levels. they say there is a key thing

la fontaine. i'm a proud member of all of us or none, a fa their, [speaker not understood] looking for housing upon coming home and it was extremely difficult. i was forced to move to [speaker not understood]. public safety entails means everyone is asked to affordable housing, sustainable meaningful employment, and quiet life absent of discrimination. many of us state that the minute we come home, even though we have the credentials and qualifications to obtain housing, employment, and while i really appreciate the authors of this bill, everyone has worked on it [speaker not understood] committee for civil rights, chp community housing partnership, and other folks that are i do not remember at the moment, we also have to recognize that the first step of a huge process, slavery was abolished officially, but it still remains as long as people are incarcerated. [speaker not understood] the south. while this has the potential to open up a good dialogue and conversation, we need to figure out how do we get human resources department and other places not only in san francisco, but throughout the state t

california and residents are sand bagging the neighborhoods to save their houses from devastating mud slides and la may get 8" ofd power outages are expected. clashes in venezuela thursday and they through rocks and bombs at the capitol and the police and national guard used tear gas to break it up. president nicholas maduro wanted to ease tensions by starting the annual carnival early. pro-russian forces are rising up in southern ukraine, two airports in the building in crimea have been seized by the armed gunman. and ukraine minister says it violates international treaty and norms and the new ukraine government is telling russia do not threaten the sovereignty of ukraine. and we are joined from kiev with more on the political tug of war. nick, it is very clear ukraine is suffering through an identity crisis at the moment and is this effecting what is going on there in kiev? >> yeah, absolutely. the government is 22 hours all and almost all they had to deal with is a succession crisis. the u.s. has desperately wanted all of the tecocrate leading ukraine to focus on the problems of ukraine but frankly they canno

la is the tv station. the only big house production company in the united states. >> you have to kind of step back and kind of ask, what would they ask? >> choose your consequence. >> i chose angola by the lifestyle that i was living. i'm not going to just lay down and live over. i want my life to mean something. it can, even though i'm in prison. >> every member of the tv station but one is serving a life sentence. >> well, i really enjoy it. it's a challenge. i like learning new things. hope to make a career out of it if i should ever get out of prison. >> lspt broadcasts on a closed circuit system, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. there are religious shows, educational programming, and the most popular of all, sports. >> there's a show called "ringside." a boxing team will fight the boxing team there. >> sports keep people's minds off the tedium of time, and few sports are more popular than boxing. for those who make the team, it's a paid job. albeit the salary range is only four to 20 cents an hour. >> well, you know, doing what you love. i'm a boxer. that's what i love. this is what i want to do til

house has been calling for an economic stimulus plan. you heard vice president biden yesterday saying that new york's la guardia airport saying that it comes from a third world country. is washington part of the problem? are they part of the drag on the economy? >> i don't think they're going to be winning any votes in new york innocent soon. by obviously we need jobs in the country, and we need a solid jobs bill to create a new working environment and new jobs, better paying jobs, and longer hours for people. these reports don't factor in a lot of things. how many people have been out of work or stopped looking altogether, and we look at the numbers with a blind eye and wonder if they're accurate or not. >> two numbers being thrown around, stagnation or downturn, is it both, or none? >> well, i think its both actually, and the bottom line, we are going to continue to see continued growth in manufacturing and construction in these key areas, and wage increases, and the bottom line, more consistent, positive numbers to get out of this quagmire. >> kevin kerr, the president of kerr financial trading. thank you very much. >>> today, president obama is set to sign the farm bill into law. it c

of committee? and the senate to pass what the house passed? what do we need to do? >> i'm going to disagree with secretary la hood.d more hearings everybody understands this issue. people in congress knew about this attack. i'm surprised that they didn't take action we should have bills passed and figure out a way to fund them, again. you don't need -- you don't need to find $2 billion immediately. this is not, you know, it pales in comparison to things we're talking about funding in washington. >> congressman, it's just crazy. >> this is critical. >> you're right. it's critical. yes. absolutely. >> and congressman, thank you for being with us, we're going to stay on this thing. i don't think we need anymore hearings. what happened in san jose is an example of how vulnerable we are. >> that should be our wake up call. >> absolutely. >> coming up, your responses to tonight's insta poll. what should the government do to protect the power grid? facebook or tweet me. . >>> now it is time for the results of tonight's insta poll, we asked what should the government do to protect the u.s. power grid? i have to tell you t

of the areas like las vegas. but it is still going to be long before things are back to normal in the housing market in nevada and some of those hard-hit areas. prices are moving back up. we see investors coming in and buying homes and converting them to rental housing, but the credit is hard for many families to get the ability to have home equity loans when it's been wiped out and back unfortunately nevada is one of the state that has been most badly affected. >> any timeframe for the new normal or a normal economy class >> some years i think. >> can you give me what your definition of the full employment is? >> the people are able t were ad in a reasonable period of time jobs for which they are qualified and there is no single metric i would say that would enable me to tell you you when we have reached that. i would look at a broad range of indicators in the market, the unemployment rate if i have to choose one match record the unemployment rate is probably the best, and members of the committee are not certain exactly what constitutes full employment, but generally see the range of five to 6% or a little bit

house originally blamed for sparking the deadly attack on our consulate in benghazi. william la jeunesse live in our l.a. newsroom with more on this. william? >> reporter: jenna, of course that claim by the white house was untrue but now the film president obama wanted off the internet is gone. not because it is anti-muslim but because it violated the rights of an actress. cindy lee garcia, never told her the script entitled desert warrior, was a film about muslims. after it was done her voice was dubbed over and to depict mohammed as a womanizer around renameds "the innocence of muslims." she was duped that she found abhor epand subjected to death threats. despite this google refused to remove the film from youtube. now under court order it has. >> i'm very thankful for the '90 district court. they really spent their time, took their time to come up with a justice worked and prevailed for me. that is all i can say. >> reporter: now at the time u.n. ambassador susan rice claimed the attack on the consulate in benghazi was a reaction to this film. that was absolutely not true, but it made for a good sorry. it is true that in other parts of the middle east the anti

of events for them to take back the house in 2014. what they're really trying to do here, though, chuck, is trying to figure out a la the virginia governor's race last year, which terry mcauliffe was able to win unmarried women, right, across all cultural sort of platforms what could be that sort of magic bullet issue for them. they think maybe it's the minimum wage hike, maybe it's unemployment benefits, perhaps it's immigration, but they're not really moving too hard on immigration. they're loefg that eaving that outside groups. but the math works against them. how do you get to that 17? you laid it out there, it's very, very difficult. what we see here this morning is joe biden giving a little pep talk saying the prospects for america are great and so are the prospects for our house majority some day. president obama will say the same thing. president obama will commit to giving six fund-raisers for dccc, but it is very much an uphill battle, chuck. >> i'm curious, you know, there's always some -- the leadership will always deny this, nancy pelosi says no, no, no, she's running again and we know she's running for re-election. but have y

of the book "mating in captivity." >> lori, let's talk with you, my friend in las vegas los angeles. is this for real? don't we want men to help out around the househem to help around the house, so men are not off the hook. what the study found, if men did more feminine chores like dishes, laundry, they had sex 1.5 fewer time per month with their wives than if they did masculine chores like taking out the trash or fixing the chore. >> so not only do we need more about erotic intelligence, more about math. this is getting more and more complicated for dudes here. you know, i get mixed messages here, speaking on behalf of all men everywhere. what are we supposed to do then? >> i think that it's not just about getting seduced by the statistics of sex is actually a very good idea. and sex does not just get measured by frequency. it also gets measured by quality and connection and pleasure. so what i would say for men, in the realm of the domestic, keep doing more. keep going to this legaltarian idea. allow yourself to have fatherhood in a way that most fathers never had. in the form of the erotic, know that what ignites desire is not the same as what

of the areas like las vegas where it's the most. it's still a long way ls before they're back in the housing market. prices are moving back up. we see investors coming in and buying homes and converting them to rental housing. credit is really hard for many families to get the ability to have home equity loans when it's been wiped out. unfortunately nevada is one of the states that's been most badly affected. >> any time frame for that new normal? or a normal economy? >> several years i think. >> several years. can you give me your definition of full employment? >> to me it's the state of the job market in which people are able to find jobs for which they're qualified, and there's no single metric to say when we've reached that. i would look at a broad range of indicator ls of the labor market. the unemployment rate, if i had to choose one metric, the unemployment rate is best. they generally see a range of 5% to 6% or a little bit -- in that area to be a state of full unemployment in the economy. but also job flows, what's happening is necessary. >> what is real unemployment today? >> some of the broadest measures of unemplo

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house to the ground. he was given four years' probation. now he is behind bars. accusedaccused of killing in-lasistration taking heat for underqualified ambassadors, many of whom are big donors to the president. now the group representing america's foreign service professionals is asking the white house to set qualification standards for nominees. james bruno retired service officer spoke with greta van susteren on the record last night. >> the united states, greta is the only country in the industrialized world that treats ambassadorships as political spoils. i'm aware of no other country that does this on a large scale. not as much as we do. >> if you sent people out there who are amateurs, they are bound to trip up. >> speaking of, last week the nominee to argentina admitted he has never even been to the country. >> illinois lawmakers want to ban smoking in your own car. new bill would make it illegal to smoke whenever a minor is in the car. 14 other states are considering this as well. five states like arkansas and louisiana have already made smoke free cars the law. >> as far as smoking in

la vega is live at the scene with new video of the flames. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. tori, well, the flames were pretty big and it gutted this twof story house there -- two- story house that appears to have been a fourplex on sullivan. the fire investigator went in to look around. he was waiting for more daylight before he could start to collect some evidence. let's go to some video. here is some exclusive cell phone video of the fire at this two-story fourplex. several people called 911 to report it at 4:30 this morning. when firefighters arrived, they saw heavy smoke and flames on the first and second floor. it took them about 30 minutes to knock it down. during that time, the back wall collapsed. firefighters say they determined that this house was vacant. it had been condemned. they found signs someone had been living there and there was scattered food and debris around. they suspect transients in the area may have set the fire. >> we'll bring in a fire investigator and they will go in from top to bottom and take pictures and try to determine how the fire started. >> reporter: there are several other homes near the fourplex that were red