realtors have been using the maps for decades.now the information realtors provide in disclosure packages to potential buyers is even more comprehensive with fault zone information and ground zones. real store alison says the packages sometimes caused buyers new to the bay area to be wary. >> those of us from the bay area and certainly the state of california are very familiar and chances are we have felt an earthquake and a lot of people have the feeling of, i'm going to buy a house in the area. i understand the earthquakes are a part of life. >> reporter: now, if you'd like to take a look at the maps you just go to nbcbayarea.com and check under earthquake maps. tracy grant, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, tracy. >>> twitter is outgrowing the headquarters in san francisco. and finding out tonight what the city is willing to offer to the hot social networking company and others to stay put. mayor and board of supervisors are offering a six-year payroll tax exemption on new jobs for businesses in the city's mid market neighborhood,

for that reason, realtors have used these maps for decades. he hands over a disclosure package that includes information from the maps as well as about liquefaction and ground shaking zone, which can impact a sale. >> those of us from the bay area are very familiar and chances are, we have felt an earthquake and a lot of people have the feeling that i'm going to buy the house in this area. i understand that earthquakes are a part of life. people outside are much more wary and concerned. >> reporter: if you'd like to take a look at the map then go to nbc bay area.com and check under earthquake maps. >> well, a lot of people will be looking at them. thank you very much. today marks exactly 40 years since southern california's deadly sylmar earthquake. the quake rumbled through the san fernando valley. 62 people were killed. many of them in two hospitals which collapsed near the epicenter. seraewl freay overpasses also came down. >>> new tonight, the lawyer for a teenager who had been kept in sha shackles for years is filing suit against sacramen

the national association of realtors says existing home sales rose 2.7% in january but that most of the buyers were investors who could pay cash. the number of first-time buyers shrank to 29% of the market and that's the lowest level in two years. a more healthy level is about 40%. the medium price of a home sold in january was just under $160,000. >>> apple's shareholders have rejected a plan to require company disclosure about a succession plan for ceo steve jobs. they cast their ballots today at the annual shareholders meeting in cupertino. and preliminary voting shows it was turned down. apple said a plan was in place internally but to require its disclosure would compromise trade secret. this morning, one analyst said at this point, steve jobs is important but not indispense in. >> had jobs left a few years ago, i would be worried aboutle but today i think -- i would be worried about apple but but today i think they could survive without steve jobs because everyone's relying on the system itself. >> steve jobs did not say anything about his cancer and his liver transplant until aft

first, she has indicated that her realtor and the sign company were negligent or failed to disclose certain information. on this topic, we do not take the position. the planning department has no position. this is between 30 -- between third parties and outside our jurisdiction. the appellant had alleged the signature in her letter of authorization is not genuine. here, we do not take an opinion. i would know we do not have reason to doubt the authenticity of the signature. mr. leones does raise interesting points. finally, the appellant, to be blunt, does raise a compelling emotional narrative as to why the city should revoke the permit and turn a blind eye to the work that has been completed. to this, we would only say that it would be improper and inappropriate for the planning department to judgments ra -- to judge ms. ramos, her personal history, or her character. the planning code must guide her. the side was lawfully removed. it may not be lawfully reinstalled. we respectfully request to uphold the permit for the work performed some time ago. this supports prop h and the planning cod

the realtors are saying that the people are starting to buy houses. >> we don't enjoy forbes and news -- week making the decisions. >> reporter: the vice mayor says that value hay hoe is attracting businesses back. >> i think we are a marvelous city, not miserable and we are going through rebirth, not dying. >> reporter: in vallejo, joe vazquez, cbs 5 eyewitness news. >>> he is not just talking the talk, he is flying coach. the governor practicing what he preaches when it comes to travel. >>> this airport scanner is so powerful it can see private parts. what is less revealing the studies that claim you are safe from radiation. >> i think it is time for an independent investigation. >>> they want to know if i put bandages on the cattle. they want to know if i have blankets on them. >> the answer of course is no. later we will explain the oreo cows in tonight's good question. >>> some neighborhoods will top off in the low 70s but not before dropping down below freezing. we'll pinpoint those neighborhoods as eyewitness news continues on the cw. ,,,,,,,,,, of the best public transportatio

you ask our realtors. they are saying the market is starting to change.ple are starting to buy houses. >> he says he wants people, not magazines, to give vallejo a chance. he says vallejo is a city going through a rebirth. >>> 5:11. blockbuster puts itself on the sale block. the billionaire that could help save that struggling movie rental chain coming up. >> plus, a tent city shutting down in the east bay. what's going to happen to families who now have no place to go. >> still have bart delays in san francisco out towards the east bay. more traffic trouble spots, after the break. ♪ my mom makes any day sunny! sunnyd does too! i love the taste. mom loves that it now has 40% fewer calories than most regular soda brands! ♪ make today a sunny day! introducing wisk with stain spectrum technology. try new wisk. we upgraded the formula, but not the price. ♪ >>> looking good so far around the bay area. some temperatures dipping below freezing in some areas inland. out at the coastline even a cup. patches of fog but otherwise mostly clear around the bay area. no

people will still come to milton for advice-- not just realtors, but our tenants. >> susie: but his biggest fan is the woman behind the man, cooper's wife of 61 years, shirley. >> i am very proud of him. he's... he's brilliant. he's wonderful. and he deserves everything that he has, because he worked very, very hard. and i'm proud of him. >> susie: although, over the years, he rarely brought his work home, mrs. cooper says even the shopping center king sometimes gets stressed. that was particularly true during the i.p.o. period, which she remembers as a rough time. >> he's a big worrier. he worries a lot, he really does. sometimes, he shows it; sometimes, he doesn't, but he does worry. and i'm sure it was a hard time. he didn't know how it was going to come out. >> susie: and then there are cooper's four sons-- two are doctors, one works in hollywood in the film business, and only the youngest is in real estate. three of them sat down with me and talked about their father's best qualities. >> a brilliant businessman. >> decent. >> kindest. >> sweet. >> man of his word. >> funny. >> kindest

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we previously had problems with a realtor who had sold some one a house being the person who was in the position of granting a variance. that did not seem like it was right. it seemed like that person should have excused himself. we had that additional problem with an architect on the committee. the design review committee is now part of our board, since everyone is so aware of what goes on. it has been a problem. hopefully it is resolved. president olague: thank you. and the order, really. -- any order, really. >> two things. i have a slide. just to go back to the power point presentation -- this is actually the plants. these are the architect diagrams of what has been approved. they are visibly different. where the back of one building lines up with the other is different. this is in your pack. what pam said -- a lot of us got the "you are the only one that is objecting." it was interesting in that i actually got it in writing. that should be in there somewhere. i ask them why i was being commented to that way, and i got no response. [no audio] president olague: thank you. next dr req

you talk to the realtors and they say the market is changing. >> we don't like forbes making decisions. >> reporter: he says they are slowly attracting businesses back. >> i think we're smart real estate, not miserable, and we're going through reverse, not dying. >> reporter: joe va las kentucky suez cbs5. >>> the iphone is no longer exclusive to at&t. people lined up outside verizon stores to get their hands on the care o carrier's iphone. while some were first time users some were at&t customer and couldn't wait to get service. >> full bars and service every place. i don't know if i have seen that with at&t. >> we have had it with at&t and had nothing but problems. >> still too early to tell if the service will be better than at&t. >>> governor jerry brown cutting costs however he can. see how he is going out of his way to show how frugal he is. >> one personal question store clerks can no longer ask you. >>> so we'll hit the 70s tomorrow in some neighborhoods but that's not until after we drop a little freezing in many areas. we'll pinpoint the locations. >>> this airport scanner is

. >> i half jokingly say to my realtors on speed dial. >> mens and womens gymnastics, rug by and women's lacrosse could all be eliminated. the cut backs would save cal about $4 million a year. >>> right now it is 4:34. commute early but let's check in with sal to see if there are any problems. >>> there is one problem, pam, in san francisco. there is a fatal accident there. that's a very busy intersection. it's right near a gas station. and it is at the corner of a very busy area. in the richmond district that area is shut down. that interchange geary. people are going around this time of the morning not a huge deal. the 38 geary may have to be rerouted. again, this is geary. we'll let you know more about this but it's a good area to avoid right now. let's go to the live pictures. show you westbound 80. that traffic looks pretty good getting out to the macarthur maze. no major problems there. the morning commute westbound bay bridge the traffic here is light coming up to the toll plaza. and if you're driving in san jose, we're off to a nice start for the entire commute there in san jose.

that's the word from the national association of realtors. it said today sales increased 2.7% in january compared with december. meanwhile, prices fell 3.7% compared with last year. the median home price is $158,800. the lowest since april of 2002. >>> it was another down day on wall street as the dow dropped 107 points. the nasdaq lost 33 points. investors reacted to a slow revenue growth report from hewlett-packard and the violence in libya that pushed crude oil prices over $100 a barrel today for the first time in more than two years. >> president obama today condemned the violence in libya. >> the suffering and bloodshed is outrageous and it is unacceptable. so were threats and orders to shoot peaceful protesters. >> the president says he is looking at the full range of options to pressure moammar gadhafi to stop attacks. those options include possible sanctions. the president is sending secretary of state, hillary clinton, to geneva on monday for international talks aimed at stopping the violence. >>> according to the state department, t

realtors have been using the maps for decades in their disclosure agreements. now regular people can access them. >> chances are we have felt an earthquake. and a lot of people have the feeling of, i'm going to buy a house in this area, i understand earthquakes are a part of life. >> to access the maps online, go to www.quake.ca.gov. >>> christina loren is here with the forecast. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, scott mcgrew. grab a jacket if you are waking up in concord this morning. 38 degrees in concord. 35 degrees in livermore. you are below freezing in fairfield this morning holding strong at 31. so it looks like as we head throughout the day today the sun will be out at 7:16 a.m. and what we'll do is warm us up into the mid-60s. take a look at what's on the way. this is a big weather story. we have a rainmaker, a very significant system here becoming more impressive every time i look. this could bring us an inch of rain heading through tuesday. and this is really going to kickoff the pineapple express moving back to the bay area. every day nex

this is about the people who want to get rid of hanc, and any realtors or paid employees will tell you this information is just that -- it is just information. you really need to check out the facts. i use the recycling. i need the recycling. they tell me because of these people who are using the recycling to get money for alcohol is the big problem, but they readily admit that there is about 40 people who do that that they cannot control. because of those 40 people, i cannot have my recycling center? it really stinks. the process really stinks, and it has been a very divisive issue in the neighborhoods. ok? supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker please. >> i'm a resident of the haight ashbury neighborhood. i wanted to debunk a couple of things. it is obvious that first source recycling is the way to do effective recycling. most of what goes through our system at this point -- you could talk about their version rates, but it is contaminated. it has to be put in the landfill. the rates are not really accurate. second, when you bring hundreds of chance to these vending machines th

you ask our realtors. they are telling that you the market is starting to change. people are starting to buy houses. >> the vice mayor says he wants people, not magazines to give vallejo a chance, that it's a city going through a rebirth. >>> caltrain passengers will have a chance next week to sound off about plans to reduce service and increase fees. the transit agency is looking for ways to close the budget deficit that may reach $30 million. the first meeting will be at san jose city hall. >>> investigators in pennsylvania are searching for clues at a gas explosion that killed five. the victims were an infant boy, teenaged girl and three adults. the explosion wednesday night destroyed eight homes, damaged about 40 others. now officials in allentown are examining an 83-year-old gas main that lacks shutoff valves t took utility workers five hours to seal the 12" main. another pipeline explosion lit up the skies for miles around eastern ohio last night about 50 miles northwest of pittsburgh. there were brush fires after the explosion. gas lines fueling the fire wer

the national association of realtors will be releasing their existing home sales for general. also hewlett- packard is down. the company ouissued an outlook for investors. we're not buy too much only down by 9.3%. opening bell will ring at six other day and appear go back with mor630 not sit i guess not thought of the sexes like 2009 when i had that each one and one have one of free coffee every time consuming for at and most expensive the biggest signs [ male announcer ] breakfast for breakfast. breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three new breakfast lovers dishes, who needs a break from breakfast? denny's. america's diner is always open. >> welcome back. the police commission is taketaking it welcome comments. right now the mayor is approving of the research of tasters. before they had rejected the taser use and their guidelines. there is a meeting that will go through the different rights today at city hall. >>darya: the work post safety department is working on certain safety issues for different areas. there was a hospital that had some issues that have been u

half cristiana are now though riding the threatening free kick cover you face for the finish so to realtor a out of victory extending shows a ring has pneumonia in the run in the one match is. moving across the english f.a. cup and there's one fifth round tie that's about to kick off this monday where premier league strugglers west ham are taking on burnley who are eight in the championship the hamilton not been be on the ground state since losing to liverpool in the two thousand and six final at the millennium stadium while nineteen fourteen winners burnley last qualify for the quarter finals in two thousand and three the winners of this time to face a quarter final trip to the tonya stadium to face steak. and here's the rest of the draw for the sixth round match to city or aston villa will take on everton or reading something of a gloomy polson and the pick of the time is premier league leaders manchester united will face the title rivals all smiles for league one five miles like nori and those matches were played on the twelfth and thirteenth of march. possible now and kobe bryant won t

council voted to invest this land and then give it for free to a southern california real estate realtorn exchange for his promise to develop it. instead, the project is now dead and the owner is trying to sell his gift. the council voted to sell $4 million to develop condominiums, a shopping center, a train station, even hovercraft coming in from the bay. as you can see after five years, nothing is happening here. across town there's $1.2 million the city council spent for a spectacular sports park that most can now see will never be built. the site isn't even within city limits, but it is right next to a petro chemical planet, and by the way, the site is highly toxic. >> staff in this city has -- >> reporter: one of the recent assistant managers gave the city council an unusually blunt public crashing two months as as she was pushed out. >> in the two invoices that i reviewed were charges for extra leg rooms, car rentals in cities on the east coast. $3,000 for the miss hercules pageant, and ads in city publications to add a few. >> reporter: and former mayor balico dined regularly at b

realtor rob gwin is a real estate agent, his brother ward and wife live in a hard hit part of the city and they have not been heard of since. rob called another brother for more updates. >> until the actual body has been identified by the family. >> reporter: another family member reported on the neighborhood. >> it was like a roller coaster, we really don't know much more than that. >> reporter: this afternoon at sfo, we talked to passengers arriving on the first new zealand flight since the quake. >> my friend works right near the cathedral. so we're pretty worried. >> reporter: as we told you that century old church cathedral collapsed near the quake. just moments ago, i got a voice mail from rod gwen. rod and trish gwen were seen in their home. they have no water, no power and will have to camp outside, but they are safe and unhurt. a slight bit of relief within this great disaster. rob roth, ktvu news. >>> you will find more coverage on our website ktvu.com. and you will find steps you can take to prepare for an earthquake. >>> a tragic ending to a sailing trip. two people, two of

whether you are person in danger of a foreclosure trying to keep their home, a realtor being driven onets spending hours on the phone trying to get an answer on a deal, an applicant trying to work through the process, they all run into the same bureaucratic nightmare. i think it is a little bit like the story about the man who -- each an elephant, and one finds a leg, and one finds a column, one finds a a truck, and the other thinks it is a snake and a tree and they think it is the brunn. it is all the same elephant. i wonder what your thoughts ar commone this same elephant ave -- your thoughts are, this is an elephant, this vast bureaucratic nightmare that prevents things are being cleared and discourages participants and is in many ways a vicious cycle, because you are driving property values down when the first buyer cannot get an answer from the bank on the short sale in time. the second buyer is going to be more fed up. the seller is going to be more discouraged. i think we are creating some of our own in negative energy by not clearing the fundamental problem of the system, which is

the national association of realtors says sales of previously occupied homes rose slightly last month to a seasonally adjusted rate of 5.36 million. that is up 2.7% from december and 5.3% from january of last year. a real estate analyst says its encouraging that sales are higher than last year, everyone without the stimulous tax incentive that was in place last year. >>> people are spending more on household upkeep. at least at lowes home improvement stores. the lowe's chain announced better than expected earnings today. 3 cents more than analysts expected. it expects first quarter earnings as high as 38 cents a share. >>> stocks fell for the second straight day as investors worried about the situation in libya and its effect on oil prices. a disappointing revenue forecast from palo alto based hewlett-packard and the dow dropped 107 points. the nasdaq finished this day off by 33 points and that's a loss of 1.2%. >>> in new zealand, crews are racing to rescue any survivors from the rubble of this week's earthquake in christchurch, but hope is fading. today, there were moments of triump

. >> reporter: realtors say some banks may be ramping up their foreclosure efforts after hitting the pause button in 2010 but another possible scenario bay area residents were able to with stand the declining markets. but now unemployment are catching up. >> i'm not surprised because i know what the economy situation is. >> because you're living in it? >> right, i'm living in it. and a lot of friends of mine have lost their houses too. >> reporter: if there is any good news the state wide picture improved in january after 13 straight months of increases, the number of default notices declined by 3/10ths of a percent. >> this is really hard right now. >> reporter: if you think things are bad in the bay area, seven of the 10 worst foreclosure markets in the entire country are here in california. modesto number 2. stockton number 3. dana, the nation's worst foreclosure city in january remained las vegas. back to you. >> wow. mark sayer in san jose. thank you. >>> well, the state is launching a $2 billion program to help struggling homeowners. keep your home california dips into federal

the national association of realtors say demand for existing homes increased while prices dropped.ationwide, the median home price in january was just shy of $159,000. that is the lowest level in nine years. >>> the subject of who will succeed's apple's ceo steve jobs came up today at the annual meeting. some shareholders wanted apple to disclose a succession plan but the idea was voted down. it's an issue because jobs is and an indefinite medical leave. he has had cancer and a liver transplant in the past. apple is expected to unveil the newest version of the ipad next wednesday. it sent out invitations today that hinted at a second generation tablet. the speculation is the new ipad will have a bigger screen and be more lightweight. apple has already sold more than $-- 15 million ipads. >>> your personal information available with the click of a mouse. in tonight's special report, how it only takes a name and a little money to learn someone's life story. . >>> an appeals court ruling over who came up with the idea for facebook is expected in the coming weeks. the wimp will voss tw

new home sales, national association of realtors, everybody's got a report.ne of the most dependable is kay schiller. it shows in many cities the price of a home has fallen to levels not seen since the big bust. in other words, in places like chicago, charlotte or las vegas, things have not gotten better than back when bear stearns collapsed. san francisco numbers, house prices down 1% compared to last year. the numbers are kind of weird. it says oakland is part of san francisco but doesn't include san jose. several big news agencies speculate apple will hold a small event next week to introduce the ipad 2 likely would steve jobs, on heels of reports that the sale of ipad 2 will be delayed until june because of production bottlenecks. these two bits of news are not contradictory. >> builds to the hype. >> it does. >> thanks, scott. the hiker who had to cut off his arm is getting a lot of screen time. he is the subject of an academy award nominated movie. >> she making the small screen debut on minute to win it. aaron ralston plays a round of ping tic-tac-toe

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while i spend a lot of time in the car as a realtor, i do like to use public transportation. >> the catchere is a catch but there's an honest one. >> if you have on-star, that will keep track but if not you simply self-report. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> designer duds in the bay area fashioned completely out of paper. they are stunning. wait until you see these dresses. fifififififififififififififififi >>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $12 million megamillions draw, 6, 20, 29, 48, 55 and the meganumber 6. nobody correctly picked all six numbers. tuesday night's jackpot is estimated at $19 million. now to a unique exhibit in san francisco. gowns and costumes made entirely out of paper. arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez takes you to the legion-honor. >> they look like fine works of textiles from the feathering and painting. all made of paper. necklaces, head pieces and all of the shoes. stunning in their detail. for the belgian artist it began with making paper costumes for her children 20 years ago. now it's much more involved. >> it's difficult at t

the national association of realtors say demand for existing homes increased while prices dropped. nationwide, the median home price in january was just shy of $159,000. that is the lowest level in nine years. >>> the subject of who will succeed's apple's ceo steve jobs came up today at the annual meeting. some shareholders wanted apple to disclose a succession plan but the idea was voted down. it's an issue because jobs is and an indefinite medical leave. he has had cancer and a liver transplant in the past. apple is expected to unveil the newest version of the ipad next wednesday. it sent out invitations today that hinted at a second generation tablet. the speculation is the new ipad will have a bigger screen and be more lightweight. apple has already sold more than $-- 15 million ipads. >>> your personal information available with the click of a mouse. in tonight's special report, how it only takes a name and a little money to learn someone's life story. >> an oakland man files a police report for a missing artificial leg. how he says it was stolen. [ music ] >> closed captionin

. >> more feedback, realtors we talked to say prospective buyers are really starting to realize thats are just too good to pass up. >> were seeing a lot more buyers out there and open houses. i have a lot more calls from buyers at the first of the year. i think a tree that to a lot of things. the economy as a little bit better, people feel more confident that not losing their jobs. i also think people think prices of gone down so much of the last couple of years, that prices are affordable. people need a place to live and i think they think i was the time. those rates will go back up, i think people want a job then. >> right to a reporter kimberly sakamoto shows us drastic price drops on sale of line. >> i found a couple of really good examples. were going to start in the south bay. a four-bedroom, two baths single-family home in san jose with a new roof, a model kitchen, selling for $375,000. the january 2007 still estimated this is worth nearly double that at $642,000. the january 2nd dozen 11 estimated worth $319,000. in the east bay, a two-bedroom, 2 bath condo in dublin selling

. >>> in about an hour the national association of realtors will release its report on existing home sales. most analysts believe january sales were down from december mostly because of bad weather across much of the country. >>> time now 6:21. a booming business for crab fishermen. last year they exported 4600- tons of crabs to china. that is 20 times as much as the year before. seems the growing chinese middle class has developed a taste for live crabs from the bay area. we're told that's worth almost $2 million for bay area fishermen. >>> zoo workers conduct a unique drill to practice what to do if a tiger escapes. but they did it without getting any animals involved. we have video to show you. >>> also two bay area neighborhoods number one in the whole country for car thefts. where they are and what police say you can do to avoid becoming a victim. >>> good morning. highway 4 heading out to concord looks pretty good so far. but there is some slow traffic here. we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> good morning. right now traffic is moving along pretty

. >> brown: i actually called the realtor and went in and took the tour, and relived kind of where everythingas and put it... to make sure i wasn't kind of dreaming. and as i left, i said, "man, i wish i had the money. i'd just buy this thing and burn it down." >> stahl: so you wanted to buy it to burn it down. >> brown: that's it, yeah. it was a beautiful house. the people that live there, i'm sure, love it. but, you know, if the walls could talk. >> stahl: right. well, they talk now. >> brown: yeah. >> cbs money watch update sponsored by: >> mitchell: good evening. a new government survey shows the average price of new and previously owned homes rose last year for only the second time since 2005 by 3.5%. gas rose 5 cents in two weeks to an average of $3.18 a gallon, and the thriller "unknown" won the weekend box office. i'm russ mitchell, cbs news. working in the garden, painting. >> simon: the wave of revolutions sweeping the arab world started in a forgotten town in the flatlands of tunisia. it was an unlikely place for history to be made. but so was tunisia itself-- the smallest country

my wife, who is now a realtor working here in washington, my son who is a film maker found exactly the same friendship and the same warmth from the people of america. yet, there is a problem. we cannot avoid that. there is a problem in the u.s. and u.s. relations with the muslim world. let's look at why islam is so important for americans to understand, and understand correctly in an objective manner, in a scholarly manner, not emotionally. here are some reasons. first of all, america today has young men and women of many of them are students and many of them your family members in iraq come in afghanistan, in pakistan, somalia. hundreds of thousands. surely we in america need to understand the religion of the country's that they find themselves. there are about 7 million muslims in the united states. already we have to congressmen who are muslim. we have a new phenomena, the home grown terrorist, what is this phenomenon? what do we know about the home grown terrorist? who is influencing them? why is their family feeling in the community? who is training the imams who trained them and

i half jokingly say to my realtor's on speed dial. >> along with baseball men and women gymnastics rug by and women's lacrosse would be cut. the cut backs would save cal about $4 million a year. >>> 6:05 is the time right now. check in if you're getting ready to head out on the roads to see how they look. >> all right. getting later information about this crash here in san francisco. this crash at the corner of geary happened a couple of hours ago. they're still clearing it. these are live pictures now as you can see of the accident investigators still doing their investigation here. these cars are nowhere near close to being moved. and rather unfortunately this is going to affect the morning commute. not only the 38 and the 33 muni but also the cars obviously in the area. geary's a really busy street now. looks like they may be doing a little bit of -- they've released some of the other officers that were there because a lot of police officers came. some of these officers are being sent back to their districts. but the accident investigators are still on the scene. and this is going t

my son, when he applied for a home loan, he went to realtor. he was told they will give him a loan for home, for a reasonable rate, that he could afford or more. that is a pretty good amount to pay for a halfway decent home. unfortunately, as he went to the bank, the refuse him to get a loan -- actually, first, they said, yes, you are fine. he should start looking. you have been pre approved to get a home. after he looked, he is divorced, he has a little son, he was looking forward to buy a home. his rent in that area is 8 $7. with a loan that would also -- he has a bachelor's degree -- he was able to afford that amount. unfortunately, for him, he pays a child-support that is $600 a month for one child. as soon as we found out that he had child support payments of $600 a month, the refused his application for a loan. host: let's get a response. >> this happened recently, because after the crisis hit, and after all the losses were flowing to the system, banks became very wary of lending. in this type of a situation, the bank is seen the exact op

realtors say the typical million-dollar home is about 2800 square feet, has four bedrooms and three bathrooms. not exactly what you picture, a million-dollar home. >> no. >>> time now is 8:11. pretty talk of moammar gad dahfy -- gadhafi. >>> an attack on a news crew. what happened before the violence. >>> and tonight, a made-for-tv- movie will prompt questions about a real-live murder case. find out about the part they are not showing. >>> good morning. cloudy skies. >> temperatures 30s and 40s. light rain maybe in the north bay and along the coast is possible but the bulk of the system will stayoff shore. here's story -- here's tori. >>> anti-government protesters in libya have seized control of another major city and there are new fears this morning of a bloody civil war in that country. alison burns is monitoring the crisis from our washington, d.c. newsroom and the response from the administration. alison? >> reporter: tori, the obama administration is expressing grave concern -- grave concern about the violence as these protests erupt. this is the most violent yet. [ sound of gunfire ] >