. >> like esperanza, ursula and jeannette are tenants of invitation homes. in just a few years, the company has grown to be the largest single-family landlord in the country buying up 45,000 homes across 14 markets at a cost of 9 billion dollars. the new venture is a subsidiary of the largest private equity firm in the world: the blackstone group. >> it's like a double jeopardy where... there were families that lost their homes and at the same time they're being taken advantage of in the rental markets. the connection there i was really surprised. i thought the crisis was over. now it's 2014, the crisis continues. >> we already know that the industry associations for builders for the real estate industry they pour huge amounts of money into campaigns at the state and local level to defeat anything that would protect renters. now you bring in blackstone and these equity firms to join the fight on that side and you can see what a goliath we're up against. >> yeah, a few years ago, the oecd ranked 32 industrialized countries on kind of tenant security and tenan

. >> reporter: in willow glen jeannette got the call no woman wants to take. >> your entire world everything, is turned upside down. >> reporter: an educator for nearly three decades, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer nearly one year ago. >> i have a 39% chance of living five years. i'm one year out. >> reporter: despite the not so great progress sews gnosis, she believes she has better days ahead. >> the words are coming into the public dialogue. i credit angelina jolie for that. >> reporter: the new york times published an on ed written by actress angelina jolie pit telling the world she had her owe varies and fallopian tubes removed after learning she has gene that increases her risk of getting ovarian cancer. she writes. you can seek advice, learn withb the options and make choice that are right for you. knowledge is power. rob serves as the executive director of cancer care point. he is committed to supporting anyone local whose life is touched by cancer. >> people with strong social support no matter what type of illness they are dealing with do better. >> reporter: is up agrees th

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five weeks ago rita cavalero moved in with jeannette norton.this morning, she grabbed her running shoes and set off for the waterfront. emergency vehicles arrived soon after. >> i signed commotion. i didn't know it was her. >> reporter: police say a silver sedan hit the 23-year-old. the impact sent her body flying like she had wings. when norton realized her friend was gone, she lost it. >> all of a sudden i heard this screaming. as soon as i heard the screaming, you know -- it's not the first rodeo for me. knew what was going on. i didn't have to look. >> reporter: now norton is on a mission. >> we need a light a new traffic light right there. we've lost two people. the first was a 9-year-old boy from upstate. >> reporter: in 2010 isaac rows alleys stepped bo -- rose alales stepped into the crosswalk and was hit. >> they didn't do nothing. >> reporter: today as the neighborhood mourns, many want to see the intersection change. >> it's dangerous. i stopped taking my kids to the waterfront because sometimes the cars won't even stop. >> we can't

tomorrow, 50. 60's by jeannette: thank you.ountdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." most of the animals i meet live in just one kind of habitat, but some just can't make up their minds. whoa! whoa, buddy. today, unique species that split their time between dry land and water. oh, there they are out there. from the florida everglades-- >> whenever you feel like you get ready, we will jump in there. >> did you say we'll jump in there? the river in borneo-- >> oh, look. >> oh, sue. >> i love that. >> and even a waterfall. i have been all over the world and i have never seen animals live in a habitat like that.

and jeannette good argument. is known as amending the constitution by consent.e branch of government, you're the executive branch get away with all kinds of lawless action and the congress lincoln does nothing or courts wink and do nothing is basically a -- amending the power of the presidency by the consent of the of the two branches. who suffers? we suffer by our loss of liberty. stuart: the answer is politics not the courts for the law. judge napolitano: the answer is to repose the constitution into the hands of people who believe that it means what it says. an argument -- that senator ted cruz made yesterday. he really believes along with senator rand paul that the constitution means what it says and he will make that case whether he wins the republican nomination or not he will make that case. stuart: that voice is being heard. it may not win may not be nominated but the voice is heard. judge napolitano: is third with a texas accent. occasionally even with a london school of economics accent. how do you spell hooker? "imus in the morning" when you announced

boat and inside the museum there are repeated references to an american expedition called the uss jeannette george washington delong and it's mentioned for a five times with the assumption that you know what it is. i had never ever ever heard of it and i filed that away and decided there was a book in there. as soon as i got home i found out that it was a big deal in the 1880s. these guys were household names. this was a u.s. navy expedition very important one but it somehow felt between the cracks of history. that's really how i got the idea for the current book. >> just a note on that, this is a field exploration that was absolutely scrubbed within an inch inch of his life for a decade and a half. everybody wrote everything they could possibly find because i thought of 10 or 11 ideas that had already been done and hampton found the scene. it's interesting where you found it. you didn't find it at the new york public library. anyway we are all trying to do that. >> do you ever start with a place? i love this place, there has to be a great story here? i want to live in this place imaginativ

gentleman net ranking of montana was the first -- jeannette ranking of montana was the first woman to in this body. many more followed. women like shirley chisholm. women like joyce beatty, mrs. lawrence from michigan alma adams ms. plaskett and mrs. watson coleman from new jersey. despite our gains though, there are only two black women who serve in state-wide office across the united states. -- offices across the united states. veterans who come to serve this congress, like my good friends, ms. gabbard of hawaii and tammy duckworth of my home state of illinois, many diverse districts across this country are well served by the women they elect to congress. when women succeed america truly does succeed. this is why we must continue to fight for equal pay for equal work. this week paycheck fairness legislation will be introduced. i urge folks across the country to call their representatives to co-sponsor this important legislation. we must also fight for affordable child care and other economic policies that support working women. allowing us to continue shattering the glass ceiling an

boat and inside the museum there are repeated references to an american expedition called the uss jeannette george washington delong and it's mentioned for a five times with the assumption that you know what it is. i had never ever ever heard of it and i filed that away and decided there was a book in there. as soon as i got home i found out that it was a big deal in the 1880s. these guys were household names. this was a u.s. navy expedition very important one but it somehow felt between the cracks of history. that's really how i got the idea for the current book. >> just a note on that, this is a field exploration that was absolutely scrubbed within an inch inch of his life for a decade and a half. everybody wrote everything they could possibly find because i thought of 10 or 11 ideas that had already been done and hampton found the scene. it's interesting where you found it. you didn't find it at the new york public library. anyway we are all trying to do that. >> do you ever start with a place? i love this place, there has to be a great story here? i want to live in this place imaginativ