she was hosting. >> i'm a realtor.ng a home and someone just robbed me. >> reporter: and in florida, two realtors robbed at gunpoint while showing homes to a burglar. is there something you're in the back of your mind thinking if something happens, this is what i'm going to do? >> i always have my cell phone with me and i generally have my hand always on the emergency button. >> reporter: realtors agree in this business known for its open door policy, safety is key. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> i don't think about realtors but how many times they show homes, have open houses. people come in. they're by themselves. scary stuff. >> absolutely. they're vulnerable in that situation. they don't think. the last thing they're doing is expecting something like that to happen. and it just puts them in a very vulnerable spot. but that meeting coming up next month that's going to be -- they're going to be talking about ways to possibly make it a bit safer for them. >> certainly hope that is the case. >>> coming up, celeb

she was hosting. >> i'm a realtor and i was showing a home and someone just robbed me. >> reporter: and in florida, two realtors robbed at gunpoint while showing homes to a burglar. >> is there something that you're thinking if something happens this is what i'm going to do? >> i always have my cell phone on me and my hand on the emergency button. >> reporter: realtors agree in this business known for its open door policy, safety is key. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> when we come back, the supplement used by millions to boost memory questioned by a new report. does it really work. >>> and forget the zombie invasion, the startled bike rider suddenly surrounded by an erie kangaroo apocalypse. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. you...and itchy eyes.more than sneezing... they also bring tough nasal congestion. so you need claritin-d. it starts to work..

hi, i'm natalya price, professionals stager and a realtor for coldwell banker in summit, new jersey. as a home staging expert, i tell my clients all the time that first impressions are everything when it comes to selling your home. according to national association of realtors, 63% of home buyers make a decision to view a home based on online pictures. this is why it is crucial that your property meets their expectations when they arrive. what the buyers see on the exterior of a home is a snapshot of what they expect to see inside. they notice everything, especially small details, and often make a judgment on how well you took care of your home. so i want to share a few simple things you can do to make a better first impression. start by clearing the clutter. put away toys, sporting equipment, lawn chairs. you want the buyers to visualize their future in the home and not be distracted by the way you use the space. simply by power washing the exterior, walkways, and driveway is a great way to make your home feel new again. be sure to thoroughly weed gardens and trim back branches on l

the median sales price nearly 6% higher in july, according to the realtors. that was finally enough to make the reids put their home on their market, hold this open house and make a risk on finding another to buy. >> even from january to even april, it seemed like the prices had gone up even higher. so i thought, you know what, if we're going to do something, we need to do it now because it'sau going to go up again. >> here's some information on the house. >> reporter: higher prices are hitting first-time buyers especially hard. they made up 28% of the market in july. far lower than their usual 40%. >> the first-time buyers are getting frustrated, first in terms of affordability, prices rising too fast in relation to income and furthermore, in relation to the income. >> reporter: buyers are getting more concerned about affordability and the possibility of higher interest rates only makes that worse or does it? some argue that higher rates would be a result of a better economy and a feeling from the fed that housing is finally out of the woods. >> if rates are

. >> reporter: the bay area real estate gold rush is alive and real, but even realtors flinched amid the financial news. >> we are monitoring the stock market. >> reporter: for good reason. realtor ken deleon says the down payments come from tock options and the other thing is overseas in china. >> the most recent drops in the u.s. stock market and chinese stock market is cause for concern. >> reporter: 20% of the bay area buyers are chinese. but the economic slowdown in china are causing subtle but distinct changes. >> there is still a strong desire to buy in america, but they are not coming in with quite as strong offering. >> reporter: an extended global financial crisis could worsen the situation and lose international buyers could change the real estate landscape. >> if we see the loss of 15, 20% of international buyers, it will slow appreciation, but i don't see decline occurs but that will limit future upsides. >> reporter: while the absence of foreign buyers could stunt the growth of the real estate market, the big issue lies with the techies. they represent 80% of his buyers

a miami beach realtor arrested.of trying to extort hundreds of thousands of dollars from two rivals. mara schiavocampo is here with the story. good morning, mara. >> reporter: those brokers some of the top in the country, saying they are still shaken from the ordeal, and that he threatened to ruin them, if they didn't cut a check. they're the megabroker duo behind some of south florida's most glamorous, high-end property listings. >> the most people buying and selling a property is the biggest investment they're going to make in their entire life. >> reporter: this morning, the luxe realtors known as the jills, seemingly a target of bizarre criminal plot. >> my name is kevin tomlinson. >> reporter: officials say this man, a rival realtor, allegedly tried to extort them for almost $1 million. court documents say he filed a complaint for ethics violations against both of them accusing them of hiding homes they were having a hard time selling. he reportedly told the jills he could resolve the complaint and make it go a

. >>> the bay area real estate gold rush is alive and well and even realtors flinched among the grim news. >> we are monitoring the stock market. >> for good reason. realtor ken leon says many down payments come from stock. >> the earlier drop in the chinese market and coupled with the u.s. stock market is a cause for concern. >> chinese buyers have been snatching up silicon valley real estate. 20% are chinese, many paying strong prices and generally all cash but the recent economic slow-down in china and the devaluation of the chinese currency is causing distinct changes. >> we notice there is a strong desire to buy in america but not with quite as strong offers. >> an extended global crisis could worsen the situation, although he doesn't see it happening, losing international buyers could change the real estate landscape. >> if we see a loss, it will sloe appreciation but i don't see it occurring. >> the absence of foreign buyers could stunt the growth of the real estate market here but there is more concern with techies. big hit to tech stocks could have more effects. >>> and acco

and the board of realtors, the concept of redlining, was pioneered in detroit.f a black person bought a house in a previously white neighborhood, there was a red line drawn around the neighborhood. the bank would no longer offer conforming loans for the community. there was a study that shows the greatest transfers of wealth from the federal government has been with home mortgages to disproportionately white homeowners. the american board of realtors, if you sold a home and represented a black buyer, this issue was chronicled in the origin of urban crisis, which goes into stark detail about how none of this is by happenstance. it was quite virulent. a pharmacist who bought a house had to defend his household at gunpoint from white neighbors. that has been going on for a long time in the community. i was well aware of the legacy, the neighborhoods. 8 mile, the dividing line, is a stark contrast. 30 feet of asphalt, same side, same area construction, totally different issues. a lot of that over time had been designed to be that way. a buffer. the way it expressed

. >> so the realtor started showing me around the house, first the living room all we could talk about a huge fireplace, the wood beans and bookshelves in the with talked about the windows. >> okay that's a hope castle thing. >> at the thing. >> that we went into the kitchen i was totally redone and modern, it's a very different feel from the rest of the room and the tour it which is the circular part of the outside of the castle. had lookout windows which i thought were so adorable. >> they are adorable, i think they're adorable. >> now to the second floor, first stop. >> where was this done? >> okay now to the second floor first stored the master's quarters. oh my gosh! that is so cool you would think that would be in the frontnt dor not the master bedroom. it's two closets, high ceilings, great view of the garden, actually you can see a perfect shot of carly simon's house where she grew up. >> wow. >> on the second play there's three more bedrooms a and across the hall from the masters. >> it looks like this place needs work. >> okay we turned around and head downstairs and that's w

agent and professional stager, is here with some helpful tips. price, professionals stager and a realtor for coldwell as a home staging expert, i tell my clients all the time that first impressions are everything when cord ng to national 63% of home buyers make a decision to view a home is is why it is crucial th,at your property meets their expectatiot ns when they arrive. what the buyers see on is a snapshot of what they expect to see inside. ey notice everything, especially small details, anhid often make a judgment on how well

a miami beach realtor arrested.d of trying to extort hundreds of thousands of dollars from two rivals.chiavocampo is the story. >> reporter: those broerks saying they're still shake frn the ordeal. he threatened to ruin them if they didn't cut a check. they're the megabroker duo behind some of south florida's most glamorous high-end property listings. >> buying a property is the biggest invest. >> reporter: this morning, the lux realtors known as the jills, the target of a plot. >> my name is kevin tomlinson. >> reporter: they say this man tried to allegedly extort them for $1 million. court documents say he filed a complaint for ethics violations against both of them accusing them of hiding homes they were having a hard time selling. he reportedly told the jills he could resolve the complaint and make it go away for $500,000. later increasing it to $h 800,000. adding if they didn't pay, he would hit the nuclear button, making this situation front page news. the jills letting authorities know. a violent showdown at

a realtor will never say, oh, it's a bad time to buy.o similarly, i know that basically, it's always a good time to invest. but really what should investors do? >> i would say actually don't do a lot of anything. you want to take a deep breath, remember you're in this for the long term so you haven't put all your eggs in one basket. try not to make any rash decisions on these days both a day like yesterday when markets are down but also today when things are rising. just maintain your diversified portfolio and stick to your game plan and don't let those emotions draw you into doing something that you might regret later. things will rises today. >> we'll see. stay tuned. we are about 50 minutes away from the opening. jill schlesinger, thank you. >>> authorities are searching for a hiker in fresno counties. the 62-year-old woman set out on a group hike a week ago and got separated from the group in the sierra national forest. she was last seen on thursday. the national guard is using a blackhawk helicopter to help look for her. smoke from

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yeah. [ sighs ] i was up for re-election as social chair of our local realtors group. vote was tonight. i was so nervous, i could barely hear claire's pep talk. why did i beg mitchell to introduce me to this developer? you're right. we'll know soon enough. i'm gonna go upstairs, see if i can get some sleep. love you. mwah. [ sighing ] i hope so, too. [ cellphone rings ] hello? hey, gil. no, no, no. you -- you didn't wake me. [ doorbell rings ] um, so, you hear anything, or... hey, dunphy. just wrapping up a phone call with this jackass. i got to run, dunphy. i got a late meeting with some jackass.

continue to rise last month at the strong of the pace in eight years, a national association of realtors existing home sales raised 2% in july and steady loan rates are encouraging people to purchase. >>> scientists are determining why a gene tied to obesity makes people fat. they have known since 2007 that the gene fto is related to weight gain, a faulty version of the gene causes the food to be stored as fat rather than burned. the new study is published in the new england version of medicine. >>> it was picked up too late and now there is hope of turning the tide, in today's art of the aging report, tamala edwards tells us about this effort. >> reporter: for 40 years cheryl was a pack a day smoker. >> i had quit for three months and nine months and always ended up going back, after a close friend develop sd lung cancer a doctor recommended a ct scan, she felt fine but the test showed trouble, these lines and dots are normal but this lesion is not. small growths like cheryls show up on ordinary chest x-rays, it could hide behind the rib or heart or diaphragm muscle. most will not be ca

this is what realtors all have in common and ethical people is to say who am i going to fight for any of there is not billionaires. saying how can we get a better capital gains tax for billionaires. it doesn't come out. that is what we actually talked about in our private lives. fighting for people -- the second thing is remembering the faces of those people so when this book i have dozens of stories of people who don't survive. >> that was fascinating because in one section i made a note of it. you talk about -- let me pull it out because it's really interesting. lessons from an indian slum in austin ghost town. you give these examples of how people live with their lives, deal with these issues and problems and talk about it from a very human aspect. not political, not calculating and there is a section when you talk about grandma europe and i particularly enjoyed brise of my start with monetary and fiscal policy plus liberalization and you go into the tech stuff. at the end of the day you talk about how you adapt to that change in what you do to make that work and how do you explain

. >> reporter: witnesses say the realtor ror came from the metal spikes that had been holding the tentown. >> people who were part of the circus just yelled run, and in the same motion i just see stakes and stuff coming up out of the ground. >> i see these very large metal poles starting to come out of the ground and fly up into the air towards us so i took my son, and i -- we were on the second tier on the bleachers, and i took him and through him underneath the bleacher and through himself on top of him and anywhere from 10 to 30 seconds later, this huge pole that i saw coming towards us slammed on to the bleacher right where we had just been. >> reporter: the injured were transported to four local hospitals. the dead are a father and his daughter, both spectators. officials are not releasing the name of those deceased until the next of kin is notified. the national weather service has issued a warning 20 minutes before the start of the circus. >> still unclear what the lessons are from this tragedy. john henry smith, thank you. >>> more than 14,000 people have been forced to evacuat

. >> i put you in touch with the realtor. i know you are still jumping through hoops with lenders.s what happened. >> once we finished with you the first time we got ahold of the real estate agent, the next process was to put the house up for a short stale. got a little frustrating. the second was sold to another lebder and then the housing market was starting to go up a bit, and they started changing the price on the house. >> sure. >> the initial buyer came in and was ready to pay everything the bank wanted, but the bank thought they could get $10,000 more for the price of the real estate going up in that area. they upped the rice. buyer backed out. we waited for another buyer. we had to start the process over i think about three different times because the lender selling the mortgage off to different companies. >> when are you in a short sale and new servicers come in, it's like you are starting all over again. they want the same paperwork you provided. i understand. weren't there some liens against the property that caused some problems? >> there were some liens from the trash

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realtor mike hagan said the horror hit him again right when he returned to work because his office is right next to the screen. >> it hit me right as soon as i skipped the parking lot. 24 years old, prime of her life and some idiot takes her out. >> emotions still raw for so many folks. there's some more information today about the shooter. the franklin county sheriff's office determined vester flanagan fired 17 rounds from a glock pistol. they say the attack appeared well planned, premeditated and appeared he acted alone and shared his plan with no one. >>> there is a state of emergency in florida this weekend because of tropical storm erika. that storm swept through puerto rico today lashing the islands with torrential rains. on the island of dominica some folks are still missing after flooding and mudslides killed at least 20 people and even though the storm may not reach hurricane status, florida's governor said everyone should still prepare for the worst. >> don't drive into standing water. make sure you have three days of food and water. >> in miami a concrete company gave away

a realtor is taking it hard. the murders happened right outside his business. >> it hit me as soon as i hit the parking lot. that -- [ pause ] >> young lady was only 24 years old. [ crying ] >> prime of her life. some idiot takes her out. >> reporter: parker and ward were ambushed during an interview about tourism in the area. people here say the two victims won't be forgotten. investigators say the killer vester flanagan tried to get away with gun, ammo, license plates and disguise. flanagan a former reporter at wdbj who went by the name of bryce williams later killed himself after a police chase. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: dozens gathered outside the cbs affiliate in roanoke thursday night for a stop the violence candlelight vigil. as life slowly returns to normal in the community, many hope the deaths of these two young coworkers cut down in their prime will bring some change. craig boswell, cbs news, moneta, virginia. >>> a funeral will be held for adam ward on tuesday. the third victim, who alison parker was in

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i'm a realtor so i drive around a lot. it helps me. >> how low will it go? gasbuddy.com says the statewide average could fall below 2.50 a gallon by the end of the year. >>> you will need that gas money to pay for rent. renters in san francisco spend 47% of their income just on housing. here is the latest example of sticker shock. the top floor unit of the dubose avenue building is going for $6,500 a month. and it is only one bedroom. you are ening it. you are not buying it. it is 981 square feet. has a private deck, and house cleaning services. now get this. the security deposit alone will set you back $13,000. here is a look inside a two bedroom unit in that same building. it is a bit bigger. offers the same amenities. minus the house cleaning. the san francisco housing market ranks second among large metros after la. but the worst rental affordability. >>> can you believe this used to be a golf course? tonight grayson woods has dried up. instead of fairways and greens, all you see are the golf balls left behind. the course was forced to close back in marc

and the realtor says it's probably the safest land you can buy in florida. the county blames this one on recent heavy rains. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> just incredible. thank you. >>> and in new hampshire, another sinkhole on a major interstate. repair work is under way. >>> and we turn to the severe weather. several tornadoes striking the midwest. this one, the damage in wisconsin. another tornado, caught on camera in illinois. lightning at atlanta airport. and in north carolina, the driver of this car, hydroplaning. rob marciano tonight. >> reporter: tonight, millions listening for those sirens, ready to take cover. >> so, i hope this thing is not coming at us. >> reporter: raking the heartland overnight, five reported tornadoes. in lake geneva, wisconsin, brutal damage seen from above. and piles of twisted metal on the ground at this industrial park. >> there's 2x4s thrown around here like toothpicks. >> here comes the rain. and it is really coming down. >> reporter: at chicago's wrigley field, tens of thousands scrambling to safety. >> all of

realtor david giles has learned he has to take a deep breath at the start of his daily commute. the drive is 26 miles each way. what should take 40 minutes instead takes an hour each way. >> is there a time of day when the traffic dies down or has this become the norm? >> this is the norm. >> reporter: no surprise the washington, d.c. metro area tops the list of the worst commutes. the average commuter spends 82 hours each year in delays here. los angeles follows close behind with commuters spending 80 hours in delays. then san francisco, the new york tri-state area, san jose, boston, seattle, chicago, houston, and riverside, california. taken together, the lost productivity, wasted gasoline, and wear and tear adds up to $160 billion a year, and it's not just during the rush hours. >> it's happening in off-peak periods. so even when we think with trying to avoid the congestion on the peak periods, in the large urban areas there's still congestion out there all day long. >> reporter: so much traffic the nation's highways, roads and bridges are struggling to keep up. yet congress

there is a realtor here. on the second floor, that's an apartment building. there was actually a woman inside when the bus hit. >> almost an entire side of a building taken down after this red world resorts casino bus afternoon. a grey suv parked next to it also stuck. cell phone video captures the bus driver stuck in his seat as witnesses work to try to free him and also the other people on board. >> i climbed up and looked at the bus driver. >> reporter: he was driving by when he saw the aftermath. he pulled over and ran out to help. shirt. >> this one lady, she was screaming because she was really scared and nervous. so we helped her get out. an older gentleman claims he was fine, but he was the first one that they took to the hospital. and then this other guy, his leg was broken and he couldn't get out. so he put both his feet over the window and i tried to take him down from there. >> reporter: one person he couldn't help was the badly pinned driver. >> i tried to move the glass and the bricks and everything that was blocking him. but it was too much and

the realtor mike pagan is taking it hard. murders happened outside his business. >> it hit me as soon as i hit the parking lot, that, you know, that lady was only 24 years old, prime of her life. some idiot takes her out. >> reporter: parker and ward were ambush at this spot during an interview about tourism in the area people hearsay two victims will not be forgotten. investigators say suspect vester flannigan tried to make a getaway with a gun, ammunition, additional license plates, and a potential disguise, flannigan, a former reporter, at wdbj who went by the the name of bryce williams later killed himself after a police chase. they gather outside cbs facility in roanoke for a stop the violence candle light vigil, as life slowly returns to normal in this community, many hope the deaths of these two young co-workers cut down in their prime will bring some change. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage, of the news crew killed, as we learn more details we will brin

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. >> have you to list the property with a realtor. and get an offer for a purchase.we approach the servicer or the lender to get approval. that's when you are handing over once again all of those financials. >> even if you do get approved, there are still potential problems. the mortgage impact of 2007 allowed people to excloud from their taxes the forgiveness of debt due to the decline in the home's value or the taxpayers' financial condition. >> that's only for primary residence, mortgage mortgages, or seconds that were used to improvements for the home. the income tax is forgiven. >> that law was december 3 1st 20shgs 14. if you were looking to do a short sale or loan modification, be prepared for a big tax loop next we're. >> if the bank is forgiving $200,000 of your mortgage, they wouldn't count that as income, meaning that you are overall income for the year is not only what you are making, but the debt is forgiven, which is going to kick you into a higher tax bracket and have you tax liability for you. >> just because a bank agrees to a short sale or loan modi

and the realtor says it's probably the safest land you can buy in florida. the county blames this one on recent heavy rains. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> another fatal police shooting has started a new round of protests in st. louis. police shot and killed a young black suspect yesterday while serving a search warrant at a home. but this time, they say the 18-year-old pointed a gun at them. they also seized three other guns and crack cocaine. demonstrators chanted "black lives matter." the rallying call sparked by the death of michael brown in nearby ferguson. >>> former subway pitchman jared fogle faces more than 12 years in prison as he prepares to plead guilty to engaging in sex with minors and child pornography. investigators say he traveled to new york for sex with underage girls and received and distributed child important -- porn. he has agreed to pay as many as 14 victims $100,000 each in restitution. >> fame and fortune will not protect you from attacking those most vulnerable in our communities. >> he will completely acknowledge his respo

one realtors's website said he sold the same property three times in five year, with unusual selling points like multiple large flat areas and tons of water. >> what we're looking at are the individuals who are selling and who are leasing these lands. to individuals for purposes of illegally cultivating marijuana. and these individuals are subjecting themselves to criminal liability. >>reporter: those who visit this area say there's a lot riding on finding a lasting solution. >> the children, the environment, the water. >> next month, santa clara county's supervisors could vote on a new ordnance to limit the impact of medical marijuana farms in the area. outdoor grows would be allowed to have 12 plants. last week, governor brown signed a law that also allowed for some big civil fines against marijuana grower, who dump hazardous chemicals into the streams and rivers: . >> and stealing water, this is something that's become a big problem, right? >> it is, julie, i talked to fish and game officials this week, who said in their words, the problem is they're seeing it in a lot of area, so

. >> i put you in touch with a realtor.i know it was frustrating because you're still jumping through hoops with lenders. tell us what happened. >> once we finished with you the first time, we got ahold of the real estate agent. the next process was to put the house up for short sale. went through the short sale process. it got a little frustrating halfway through because the second was sold to another lender and then, of course, the housing market was starting the go up a bit, so they started changing the numbers on the house. >> sure. >> the initial buyer came in and was willing to pay everything but the bank wanted but the bank thought they could get $10 more for the price of the real estate going up in that area. they upped the price. the buyer backed out. we had to start the process over for three or four different times because the lender sold it off to three different companies. >> that's what happens, when you're in the middle of a short sale and new services come in, i understand weren't there some leans against th

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industry on alert after another agent gets a terrifying threat that calls for safety and what some realtorsre doing to protect themselves on the job. >>> but first, what a load of delightful carbohydrates served between two pieces of bread. reare feasting on a mac and cheese sandwich. wiltill you hear about the special punish secret ingredients in that mouthful. we are headed to insomniac kitchen next on "world news now." >>> "world news now" >> it is time for a fantastic food feat taking mac and cheese which is already amazing on its own and putting it on a sandwich. >> it sounds too good to be true. when you add in deli flair, you may have a dish ready to take over the world. nikki battiste has this quick and easy recipe. >> we're at delicatessen restaurant in new york city with owner michael ferriero who will show us how to make mac ruben grilled cheese. >> yes. so i go with the classic he bow noodle. so this is already blanched. salted water. this is our cheese sauce. of course, because it's a ruben, it has a lot of swiss also. this is braised corn beef we make in house. shredded. of co