>> i did traditional real estate. >> like, being an investor, a realtor? >> a realtor.had done a couple flips. >> you had done a couple flips. and in your past real-estate experience of going out there and being a realtor or doing a couple flips, was it anything like you experienced by learning my system? >> absolutely not. [ chuckles ] until i attended the live event -- is where i learned all the tools that i now implement in my business. >> tools like knowing how to go out there and find the deals, knowing how to fund the deals, knowing how to go out there and do real estate with your money or your credit and without your money or your credit. imagine going out there and making big money in real estate without using your money or your credit. now, we're standing in front of a house that you went out there and flipped. is that correct? >> that's correct. >> and you've done a number of deals? >> i have. >> can you just give us an example of one of the deals you've done? >> yeah. i made $24,000 under four months on one of my deals. >> $24,000 in under four months. if you

kathryn is his realtor. she'll be helping him every step of the way. representing the seller is geoff. kathryn's already shown him two homes. next up is a three-bedroom, 1,900 square-foot home in henderson, nevada. >> gino, the home we're gonna look at now is a home that was built in 2000. it's right around the square footage that you were looking for -- three-bedroom, two-story home. i think you'll really like the backyard, as well, so should we go take a look inside? >> all right, let's go. >> great. ♪ >> come on in. >> thank you. >> the nice thing about this house, which is somewhat unusual, is we have a downstairs master, so it gives you the functionality of a one-story for ease of livability, but you have the use and space of a two-story. [ tires screeching ] >> hold on. back up a minute. before you even step foot in the house, there's some critical things you got to know. number one -- always really understand your finances. outside of getting married, well, buying a home -- it's the biggest commitment you're ever going to make. many first-time b

so you're going to accept all comers. >> the realtor did take precautions. >> my wife asked me if i wantedme along, and i said yes, and i did it for my reasons. >> when they arrived, an asian male drove up in a white mustang. >> he had a t-shirt, no sleeves, jeans, sneakers, very athletic. and i asked him, excuse me, sir, is your name chan lee, and he looked up in the sky. did not make any eye contact with me and sort of gave me a vague loose saying like no, but he didn't express anything. >> the man walked quickly to his car and drove away. while nelson and his wife waited in the townhome, they saw sarah walker arrive for work across the street. >> i yelled at my wife, come and check this out. there's a beautiful blonde coming out of this sports car and she's going to the model. my wife said oh, that is sarah. and i said, oh, sarah is looking very good. she said, well, yeah. >> when nelson and his wife realized that their appointment was a no-show, they left, and saw the white mustang parked next to sarah walker's car. nelson said they considered stopping by to say hello to sarah. >> said

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just saying. >> jeff, we're taking you as our realtor. they're going to have nice weather down there. >> they definitely are. let's get a lock. you can see san francisco, the good news in the next 24 hours, the fog back at the coastline, beginning to build in. winds out of the west at 20 miles per hour. that's the main reason why temperatures drop for tomorrow. let's get a look at the microclimate forecast, 85 degrees. that's your high. so much more comfortable for the peninsula at 78 degrees. the tri-valley, 85. san francisco expecting 70. and the north bay at 83 degrees. as we look ahead towards this upcoming week, friday we'll see temperatures increase. not going to get too hot. hot as 92 in the tri-valley, and on saturday and sunday, we'll see temperatures drop again. so overall, i think this is going to be a comfortable week for us. we have to get through tonight and it's still uncomfortably hot. >> think there's a pool in the house? >> jeff can be the inspections. >> lester holt joins us next. >>> tonight, breaking news. scott walke

. >> the national association of realtors says there are more than two million homes for sale on themarket isn't slowing down. >> but if you didn't hop on the for-sale bandwagon this summer it's not too late. real estate brokers say there's still a lot left. but your home won't sell itself. here she is to help us out is barbara corcoran. so we're playing a game? >> yes. >> what is it? >> we're doing whatever we can to make sure hoda wins. what sells best, a house a on a cul-de-sac or, b, with a pool. >> i am going to go with -- >> i'm going with w the poole. >> and kathie lee is correct. it's the cul-de-sac. people like peace and privacy. >> even though i like this house better than the other one. >> that was a cheat. ready for number two? what sells best, a a, a house painted white, or, b, a house painted dark gray. >> i want to point out i know i'm right on this one. >> and you're both right. it's a. white houses look larger to the eye. it's the most popular color in america followed by yellow. gray does not sell. >> how much more would a house -- if that house was in gray or anoth

. >> reporter: realtors do not think the prices will drop any time soon. so if you are selling, you are in luck. if you are buying, find a good agent and be patient. in berkeley, kpix 5. >>> realtors say that record low interest rates plus a booming bay area economy are some of the ons why the home prices just can't to sore. >>> well, will is nothing better--well, there is nothing better than and home cooked meal. now is there a new service, no delivery, instead, customers pick up their lunch or dinner. the health department says that they are breaking the rules, though. >> it is not allowed. it is against the law. >> customers say that the company also provides specialized ethnic meals that are hard to find in restaurants. >>> well, fall is upon us, and that means it is time to start picking apples. >> yes, here is tony on picking everyone's favorite, the red delicious. >>> well, the taste of the day is the washington red delicious apples. a few years ago, you had the red, the gold, the granny smith, and now you have dozens of varieties. i love them, they

>> reporter: realtors don't think the prices are going to drop.if you are selling, you're in luck. if you are buying, they say find a good agent. and be patient. in berkeley, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> need to move fast to be patient. but aside from that supply and demand, the realtors say that the record low interest rates and the strong job market are some of the major factors driving up the prices. >>> well, san francisco's embarcadero about to get very loud. >> yeah. that's because legendary rock group ac/dc is taking the stage at at&t park in less than two hours. kpix 5's maria medina is back in black. just for you. >> reporter: so this concert starts at 7:45. fans are already flocking in and they are ready to rock and roll. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: in less than two hours, rock 'n roll fans will be star struck. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: they get to see ac/dc play thunder struck in person at at&t park. >> i just remember them breaking bounds. something new, something fresh that we have never heard before. >> when that band emerged on the american roc

she was making just $45,000 as a realtor but still set aside $10,000 to fulfill his promise. 12 years later, 19 of the 23 kids walked across the stage to claim their high school diplomas. >> are thinking of ds and cs forget it. always strive to be the best. >> the most recent statistic of the oakland unified school district, show that less than 70% of the students graduate from high school. ms. brown said 82% of her students graduated. >> she has paid for 82 students. 20 more are nrmd. she does take financial aid. >> it's been 27 years, i've never missed a payment for college. >> and her kids don't miss a chance to thank her. lisa bernard, al jazeera, oakland. >> that's the news. head over to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is up next with "inside story." have a good night. [ ♪ music ] >>> the voting rights act was meant to push back on decades of systematic voter exclusion in big chunks of the country, it meant that the justice department would look over many state shoulders when they made laws. now the acts supporters worry that it's weakened or in retreat as america marked the 50th vote.

. >> danny is now he and realtor tied the knot last year. >> life throws some good stuff at you and really stuff at you. right now i have some really good stuff. >> great attitude. michelle is us she as an interview with another star we all growing up, scott ba >> don't forget about "charles in charge." we didn't get together to talk about the television success. we talked about something far more important. scott and his wife renee opened up to me about the serious health issue she is battling. you were diagnosed with tumor, not too long ago. >> i was diagnosed with brain tumors that are on outer casing of the brain. i know sheryl crow had the same thing. i'm on the official wait and wash list. i do have three of them. they do both apply. but i will tell you faith in god is greater than the fear of tunknown. >> their family who is facing their hardship with faith. it began when renee started having intense migraines two years ago. doctors first thought the wayne was just due to ho it was revealed she had a brain tumor. >> when you were going through the midst of the madness, what do i do

. >> in 2012 the city of realtor east of los angeles became the first u.s. police department to deploy the devices. use of force by officers dropped by more than 50% after they started to use the cameras. body camera footage has been used against officers. this video shows a routine traffic stop escalate into a shooting. the white police officer is now charged with murder. he shot and killed the black driver >>> guatemala's president refused to step down after calls to resign after an involvement in a corruption scandal >>> guatemalan's president refuses to budge. on monday molina told reporters he is incident and will not step doubt >> translation: no, i'll act in accordance with the law. it allows me to do two things, the first is present my resignation and make myself available to the court, and face due process. >> reporter: it was the first time the president appeared in public since the supreme court was arrived to strip his immunity so he could face prosecution. >> translation: i'm available to face due process and to respond, head on and with my head

one realtor says it could take a year or two for people to rebuild. >>> firefighters are moving closer to containing the other large wild fire in northern colorado. the butte fire in amador and calveras counties is 82% contained. the fire has destroyed more than 800 buildings. that includes 475 homes. two people also died in the fire which if -- >>> there is a new development in the case of a missing benicia man and woman and her son. it has turned into a -- and gavins mother molly would have been mess missing late lost night. the buchanons left for their vacation cabin septemberset and two days later a fire broke out destroying it. >>> an 11-month-old baby is in the hospital after falling from second story walkway. the baby was alert after the fall and was flown to children's hospital. concord police are continuing to investigate the incident. >>> preliminary hearing is scheduled today for a man accused of spray painting antichinese graffiti in san francisco. 62-year-old john shino is being charged with five felony counts of hate crime. the graffiti was found at several locations in t

yeah. [ sighs ] i was up for re-election as social chair of our local realtors group. the 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. [ laughs ] what's going o-- what's going on? the people have spoken, dunphy. i'm in. you're out.

the california association of realtors puts the median home price in san francisco at more than $1.3 million. >>> a big medical headline about breast cancer treatment. a new study finds many women with early stage breast cancer can skip chemotherapy and still beat the disease. a simple gene test can tell who those women are and identify if the patient is likely to respond to hormone therapy. in the study women who skipped chemo based on gene test scores had less than a 1% chance of cancer recurring within the next five years. this study is published in the "new england journal of medicine." >> leyla gulen is straight ahead with our forecast. >>> plus mars mystery solved. the major discovery that researchers are making public. >>> and they say beauty is pain. the potentially dangerous hair trend both women and men are taking part in that could have them paying the price a year from now. >>> thousands of evacuations are in place this morning as a super typhoon makes landfall in taiwan. winds have reached more than 140 miles an hour and the storm could produce waves up to 42 feet high.

realtors say there's road blocks ahead.ncerned about a government shutdown and new mortgage regulations going into effect next week. a miss pending home sales down 1.4% for the month. >> thank you very much, diana oleck in washington. general electric, let's go to mary thompson. >> ge is moving more jobs abroad because congress refused to renew the export-import bank. it has to go to foreign agencies in order to receive financing. sometimes they ask if we give the financing you have to bring some jobs over here. sometimes the jobs are moving to canada where the company will have a gas engine plant that it will be building there. 350 jobs leaving wisconsin, moving to canada. now this comes on the heels of ge moving 1,000 jobs to the uk and 500 jobs to france and hungary. ge is prepared for an export-import bank world if congress doesn't renew the fanning for the export-import bank. export credit agencies around the world are greeting u.s. exporters with open arms and ge is very confident with the level of financing it's rece

the home next door, even realtor websites show it's been vandalized. >> gras fee toe inside, yes. >>eporter: communities across new jersey, especially during the recession. but now -- residents are fuming due to the easy accessibility of the dangerous property with gutters hanging off, a gaping front door, and unsecured pool cover. they say the smell of burnt debris, mold, and mosquitos are unbearable. >> we're fed up. there's smell, there's extra rodents coming into our property. >> watch yourself, it's all burnt. >> reporter: all broken glass, too. retired police chief says there's been car break-ins and a car burglary attempt at his daughter's home across the street last sunday. >> somebody tried to get to the window. >> reporter: the borough told us they'd issue summons this week to take the owner to court to, quote, force them to take action. >> there's hypodermic needles, kids going in there, i yell at them to get out of there. >> reporter: after going back and forth today between the mortgage company and faa federal housing administration, we saw two things, insurance claims h

that is what i asked the san francisco association of realtors. >> kind of what i liken it to, if you are on a jet and the jet goes from really fast to really really fast. to really fast, you are going slower, but you are still going really fast. >> reporter: as for the number of homes hold, 457 last month. that is down almost 17% from last august. but of course, prices are still over the top. one of the homes that just told, the so-called mummy site, this house on lake street in san francisco just sold for a whopping $1.5 million. back in april, first responders removed a mummified corpse from the victorian home. the place was filled with trash, mold, and rats and it still needs some major tlc. by the way, ken, whoever bought it paid more than 500 grand over asking. >> like you said, it is all how you look at it betty. >> reporter: that's right. a lot of money either way. >> $1.5 million for a tear- down. >> betty yu in the news room, thank you. >>> tonight, coyotes on the prowl killing pets in a san francisco neighborhood. the city's response. learn to live with them. >> we have nev

those shelters may be open for a long long time because according to century 21 north bay alliance realtor jane mullin. >> i think it's going to be very difficult because we're limited on the rentals available and homes for sale. >> reporter: according to hud foreclosures.com, there are only 42 foreclosures in all of lake county and just a meager 13 in the fire area that includes middle town, hidden valley, lake and cobb. fortunately as folks acquired trailers, large tents or other living spaces, the tidal wave of donations is being moved from calistoga to lake county. so people can set up housekeeping. linda davis is with the center for volunteer and nonprofit leadership that's heading up that part of the recovery. >> not only all the stuff that's here but we also have other people that want to give doe nations -- donations of furniture. >> everything that is being donated is going to the evacuees. >> i really am grateful. and i hope we have something we can accept. >> reporter: rebuilding could take years. >>> a high school will be shutting down. >> i would be losing a lot. i found my vo

oregon realtor says that somebody has been putting these stickers on sales signs all overtown, a california silhouette with a red slash through it. not very welcoming. it's the old story. portlanders are apparently upset that out of state buyers are swooping in and, yes, driving up housing costs. >>> tonight, the drama surrounding hillary clinton and her emails from when she was secretary of state has reached another level. andy rose tells us the new information out today about who set up the server and who paid for it. >> the facts are the facts. >> reporter: the clinton campaign says the democratic presidential candidate and her husband former president bill clinton personally paid a state department staffer to install their private email server. clinton told reporters in new hampshire saturday -- >> we obviously paid for those services. and we did so because during a period of time, we continued to need his technical assistance. >> reporter: hillary clinton used the server to communicate while she was secretary of state. she is facing growing criticism that using a private server to send

realtor frank napoli has one hitting the market that he promises will blow your mind.. >> frank, we're in an amazing compound. i want to start walking through some areas that you can show us today. >> yes. >> this stunning property has six bedrooms in the main house. seven and a half baths, and it's more than 43,000 square feet including both the living area and a huge recreation center. >> the sarz in the room and the shant leer. >> right now we're in a comfortable and functional formal dining area. the circular dining area, it's very comfortable. we have your wine cellar with your solid wood door, solid finishes. absolutely beautiful. chandelier. in addition to that had this whole wall area of windows opens up. >> now -- one of the rooms that just drops. you know, again, we're in a 20,000 swear foot home, and they have managed to construct this large area that's so inviting and comfortable. >> again theed chandelier and jerusalem stone reclaimed from the streets in the middle east. >> they are two inches thick. >> now we're going into the master bedroom wrar. how war

oregon realtors says someone has been slapping these stickers on signs all over town. it is a california silhouette with a big red slash through it. portlanders are apparently upset that out of state buyers are swooping in and driving up housing costs. >>> speaking of rising costs, a lot of lulu lemon customers have sticker shock now because the starting price of yoga pants, ken? $98. >> serious business. some of them are getting more expensive. julie watts says that could boost business. >> reporter: they are the holy grail of yoga pants. >> why lulu lemon? >> they are amazing. the fabric is high quality. thick. >> besides that, they are really flattering. >> reporter: but even the lulu lemon loyal are having a hard time swallowing the recent price indris. >> i feel they are a little expensive. >> i don't want to pay an extra 22%. >> reporter: some have taken to social media in protest to complain about the prices and this is not the first lulu lemon controversy. >> they are really teflon coated. >> they are. they have gotten away with the ceo saying unkind things abo

realtor will talk about the timetable after that. we will talk about the timetable after that.oe biden is, according to everyone around him, there still some question about whether he's going to do this. all of the human stuff is holding him back. at the same time, no one disputes he's much more gung ho about running now than he was a month ago and is starting to do things in an active way to have a campaign in waiting setting up. reaching out to robert wolf, someone who can raise a lot of money, connect and to wall street and would be a huge, , symbolic get. if he took her away from secretary clinton, and would reasonably have obama's blessing, that would be a huge get if biden were to do it. it would mean a lot and send a lot of signals. it is important on a lot of levels. mark: there are lots of people currently for hillary clinton who used to be for obama. if they jumped to biden, it would cause a huge kerfuffle because of the way the clintons get covered and because of the symbolism. but that wolfe meeting, is just one of many things people in bid en world are doing, a lot

national association of realtors, sales dropped five percent in august. part of the reason is that the average price of a home is on the rise. macy's is getting ready to her for the holidays. the retailer going to be bringing on about 85,000 seasonal workers about the same as last year. cole also plans to hire about 65,000 workers this season, up slightly. for anyone out there pray forgot apple's newest iphone get ready to wait a little longer. ups is warning customers in new york and philly expect delays because of the pope's upcoming visit. there will be in pick ups or deliveries in certain areas of philly on friday and saturday of the that's when the iphone comes out. >> we made it this long. weekend wait few more days. right? jill? >> absolutely. i mean, unfortunately, if you're expecting to use your new iphone camera to take pictures of the pope, you'll have to as you have with the old one. >> have great day. get your headlines ahead of pope francis' visit this week, the world meeting of families conference begins this afternoon with a ribbon cutting

. >> the realtor is going to take you through this entire process from beginning to end. >> how long have they been in business? that would be one of the questions i would ask. how many homes have they actually sold? >> the third thing to do before stepping inside any type of home is find a mortgage lender that you're going to be able to work with, you want to make sure your lender has their act together and really has you preapproved, not prequalified. they've looked at your bank statements, tax returns, all your income and assets, otherwise, what happens, you find yourself that dream home, it comes time for closing, the lender doesn't approve of it, and it derails the entire idea. the important thing now is to know exactly what are your priorities. >> as a pilot, i'm going to be gone a lot so i'm looking for a safe area, an efficient area, someplace close to the airport. >> this is a home you're going to live in for a long time. make sure you find out certain things. what's the crime rate in the area? have there been a lot of foreclosures? what's the history in the area where you i

realtor frank napoli has one hitting the market that he promises will blow your mind.'s go look. ♪ frank, we're really at an amazing compound. it's spectacular. >> yes, it is. >> so, i want to start walking through some areas so you can show us exactly what's involved with this beautiful, beautiful place, so let's take a walk. this stunning property has 6 bedrooms in the main house, 7 1/2 baths, and is more than 43,000 square feet, including both the living area and a huge recreation center. the detail of the chairs in the room and the chandelier. >> right now we're in a very comfortable and functional formal dining area. it's a circular dining area. it's very comfortable. you have your wine cellar with your custom wood-carved door, solid wood, stone finishes. look at the ceiling. it's just absolutely beautiful. the chandelier. and then in addition to that, this whole wall area of windows opens up to take you to the outside. >> so, now going into the amazing kitchen. >> this is another one of those rooms that just drops your jaw. again, we're in a 20,000-square-foot ho

we're going to be working with local realtors to secure rental housing for all the rental stock in the community, working with local banks for foreclosed homes, with hope of having the banks become landlords and most certainly looking into options for trailering on property while folks are rebuilding on site. >> reporter: even then, people must enter extreme caution. >> for structures burned, the ash can contain hazardous materials, such as asbestos and heavy metals. disturbing ash through sifting or digging can cause particles to become airborne and breathed into the lungs. >> reporter: by tomorrow, the containment area should have grown substantially and this weekend will see many people return. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2news. >>> one school shut down because of the valley fire reopened for the first time today. pope valley elementary is just a small school, only 52 students and 10 staff members. the classrooms have been empty for weeks since the valley fire forced the evacuations of half the staff and students there. many kids coming back to school were just able to return to their homes

. >> reporter: he grew up here and now he's realtor. he could get you into this 1,000-square-foot home for $279,000. >> i would expect two to three offers the first 7 to 10 days. >> looking forward to seeing action on this. >> you have to remember where we are come from. >> reporter: a bankruptcy in 2007 drastic fire and police cuts, real estate prices which fell off a cliff. >> everything is in transition. >> reporter: now out of bankruptcy, adding fire and police, though not back to pre- bankruptcy levels. not there yet. crime rate is second highest in the bay area with unemployment almost 50% higher than the bay area average but with average prices in the 300,000s, for the bay area it's a bargain and going fast. and also of the top 10 hottest markets in the country five are in the bay area, san francisco, oakland, vallejo, santa cruz and sacramento. in vallejo, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> it's great if you own. if you are a buyer, good luck. >> we would love to buy something in the city. not right now. >>> we may have some rain for som

now he is a realtor. he can get you into this 1,000 square foot home for $279,000. maybe. >> i would expect two to three offers maybe the first seven to ten days looking forward to seeing some action on this one for sure. >> you got to remember where we are coming from. >> reporter: a bankruptcy in 2007. drastic fire and police cuts. real estate prices that fell off a cliff. >> now everything is transition. >> reporter: now out of bankruptcy. not back to prebankruptcy levels. not there yet. the crime rate remains the second highest in the bay area. unemployment almost 50% higher than bay area average. but with average prices in the 300,000s, for the bay area, it's a bargain and going fast. it is not just vallejo. of the top ten hottest markets in the country, five are in the bay area. san francisco, oakland, santa cruz, san jose, sacramento. mike sugerman, kpix5. >>> 75 for the car, another 300k for the house. weather was pretty today. >> we are spending your money tonight. but what a great sunset tonight. from the top of the pyramid. back toward the city. any angle

. >> reporter: realtors point to very weak demand among first-time home buyers, who have a harder timesaving for down payments and meeting credit score requirements. fha is usually their loan of choice but the nation's big banks have all but gotten out of the business because they keep getting sued by fha. >> i believe this you will have a measurable impact in holding back some of the first-time buyers. >> reporter: chase mortgage, which is the nation's second largest lender, is not even in the top 100 of new fha originators. they and other big banks pulled way back after all kinds of new regulations raised their risk of getting sued. >> when we look at fha it's the servicing we're concerned about. when i talk about servicing, you've got to remember, in the last couple years there's been about 13,000 pages of new regulation. if you were to stack that up that's about 5 1/2 feet high of new regulations that come in, all primarily focused on default servicing. >> do you even want fha loans anymore? >> fha requirements are down to a 520 fico, and you only have to put 3 1/2% down. that's subprime

. >> reporter: this model has a kitchen, satellite tv and what a realtor might call an on-suite.ce tag, $240,000. bolt president brian cowan says business is booming. >> the fleets are finding that basically this package that we have here is something to attract and retain drivers. >> mike freeman and his wife linda like driving a custom built sleeper because they can make more money. >> it's a normal semi and two weeks and you get cabin fever and you want out of the truck. with these you can stay on two or three times that much. >> reporter: competition for qualified drivers is heating up. the american trucking association estimates the industry will need 1 million new drivers to take the wheel over the next decade as a generation of road warriors prepares to retire. >> i believe we have the most beautiful truck on the road. >> reporter: don't expect to see the caffeys handing over their keys any time soon. >> people say when are you guys going to retire and i can't even imagine, we're having so much fun now. >> reporter: they plan to keep on trucking. john yang, nbc news, fort

. >> when the realtors have come here to this chamber to say their against those proposal this proposal this is the green light to see it is a good proposal i'm tony with the senior and disability action the bad landlords need to be controlled they need to be put in their place this is overdue long overdue many landlords have demonstrated a lack of compunction in all insidious matters to prey upon the tenants and evict them from the units rent control or otherwise the stapgsz of people with disabilities and end up homeless and many of whom in bad health who conditions arees batsdz hundred of seekers have taken place evicts that could have been prevented and from entertains to be unfairly evicted tenants need to remain in their homes and not subject i subject to the whim of landlords who's concerns are dollars and cents i've seen seniors and people are disabilities that's my understanding because of so-called nuisance the 2.0 will- advertised rooted in the desire to make more money by any means necessary let's support in legislation thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. rob less. >> hel

. >> this deluxe model has a kitchen, satellite tv or what a realtor might call an ensuite.usiness is booming. >> the fwleets are finding that basically this package that we have here is something to attract and retain drivers. >> mike freeman and his wife linda like driving a custom built sleeper because they can make more money. >> a normal semi, two weeks you get cabin fever you want out of the truck. with these, you can stay on two to three times that much. >> competition for qualified drivers is heating up. the industry is going to need 1 million new drivers to take the wheel over the next decade as a generation of road warriors begins to retire. don't expect to see the caffey's handing over the keys any time soon. >> people say, when are you going to retire? i can't imagine, we're having so much fun now. >> they plan to keep on trucking. >> i know when they go on vacation, they stay in an rv? >> i'm just kidding. >> didn't you notice, lots of cars covered with all kinds of stuff. burning man, a popular festival came to a fiery end this weekend. >> now comes the exodus

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. >> realtors stress for buyers to be aggressive. >> there was four bids on the house within a week of it listing. >> they were preapproved on their mortgage, added a personal touch on their application and won the bid. >> they paid over asking and wrote a letters to the owners which is a tactic that works. >> it's competitive out there. 02176, melrose. also 8 #00122, centennial, colorado south of denver. houses are spending just two weeks on the market, the shortest number of days than anywhere else in the u.s. >> that's incredible. two weeks. wow. thank you. >>> he was in his time one of the best known tv actors in the country, most people didn't know his real name but they certainly knew his name on the tv series. jack larson played the journalist on the show. he was a wide eyed coworker of clark kent at the daily planet newspaper. he went onto play supporting roles in tv and movies. he died at his home in la. >>> still ahead, a security pope. >> much of central park closing this week. where you can't and it. >> i'm bill ritter. james block knocked to the ground and handcuffed today

the realtor saying there has been no meaningful improvement in that inventory supply.s been hurting sales so much and keeping price gains elevated. we did see days on market at 47. the first time home buyer at 32% of buyers in august, that's above the 30% line, which is higher than recently, still way off the normal of about 40%. those first time home buyers still not coming back into the market. distressed sales at 7%. that's unchanged. still realtor saying they expect distressed sales to normalize by the end of next year. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. stocks are in the green as investors await some clarity from fed speakers after last week's selloff. for more, thomas custart joins us. john this seems like the calm after the storm what do investors do now? >> very watch is to be considered is what we have here is pretty much what is to be expected. the fed didn't come through on thursday. the market expressed its di disappointment on friday. i think we want to see the fed stepping up to the plate, begin raising rates modestly but it will confirm the fact t

. >> i'm midnight i didn't a realtor our and property manager and own a small property owner i presentery much skoolts attempts to clarify some of this this is a lot of verbiage in those amendments and in the ordinance itself which are unclear to the oriented e older owner what is a a reoccurring nuisance a substantial breach those require people to go towards professional management or more lawyers so it makes it very, very difficult to manage one property it is the small owners that have relationships with the tenants that do things that don't raise rents and do things like give consumptions there are probable some bad apples in the lymph gland as you said scott doing thing against the what are you and laws on the books to stop those practices by making things more and more complicated and defended you'll find that it didn't increase the relationship between the landlords and tenants but diminishes that and many of my clients are seriously considering taking their units off the market it is two difficult to navigate if you can't afford the lawyers to help you thank you. >> thank you.

. >> this deluxe model has a kitchen, sat will light tv and what a realtor might call an on suite.otal price tag $240,000. both president brian callen said business is booming. >> fleets are finding that basically this package that we have here is something to attract and retain drivers. >> mike freeman and his wife, linda, like driving a custom built sleeper because they can make more money. >> normal semi. two weeks you get cabin fever, you want out of the truck. with these, can you stay out two, three times that much. >> the american trucking association estimates the industry will need 1 million new drivers to take the wheel over the next decade and generation of road warriors prepares to retire. >> i believe we have the most beautiful truck on the road. >> don't expect to see the kathy is handing over their keys any time soon. >> people say, when are you going to retire? i can't imagine. we are having so much fun now. >> they plan to keep on trucking. >> john yang, nbc news, fort wayne, indiana. >> meteorologist rob is here with warmer temperatures on your way. >> in san jose,