so why are some realtors worried? ♪ ♪ >>> the number of americans filing for new unemployment claims rose slightly less than expected last week, remaining near levels not seen since late in 1973. claims rose by 3,000 to a seasonally adjusted 259,000. most economists were expecting 265,000. now, 300,000 is the level usually tied to a strengthening labor market. anything below that is good. and it is the 33rd straight week we have been below that mark. >> and there's more signs of strength in the housing market. sales of existing homes in september hit their second highest monthly pace since early 2007. the national association of realtors says sales rose nearly 5% to an annual rate of more than 5.5 million units. but as diana olick reports, realtors are starting to get worried. >> reporter: september sales rounded out a strong spring and summer season for the housing market. the numbers are well above a year ago and price gains are still strong. the trouble is the bulk of the action is on the high end. the median home

realtors say people should pay close attention to offers that seem too good to be true... people just have to be cautious when dealing with these things, its better to take a little more time and fact check then lose out on your money realtors also warn about online listings with few pictures or little information about the property. the university of iowa's footprint could soon increase significantly... the "iowa board of regents" will vote to finalize the gifting of a-i-b to the university on wednesday. it's expected the board will finalize details for the property's transition. the terms require the names of a-i-b's honrary buildings to be kept the same... but assessments show the university will need to modernize fire safety in some of them. the date of the full transition is scheduled for july first. tonight kids can go to college to explore their future career options... d-macc's ankeny campus is hosting its second annual stem festival. that's science, technology, engineering, and math. industry professionals will be on hand to talk about their jobs... there will als

local realtors have a warning for buyers and renters this morning... beware of scammers. they say buyers and renters are getting caught in a trap that's costing them thousands of dollars. here's scammers post homes for rent on websites like craiglist when they are actually for sale by real estate companies. the crooks list the properties for significantly less than what they're worth. they then ask potential renters to wire or send a cashiers check -- to an address either out of the state or out of the country. realtors say people should pay close attention to these offers that seem to good to be true 075311 - people just have to be cautious when dealing with these things, its better to take a little more time and fact check then lose out on your money another to be on the lookout for -- online listings with few pictures or little information about the property. thus far, no cases have been reported to the polk county sheriff's office. the iowa hawkeyes pull into their bye week in perfect position. they're undefeated and up in the polls again. after saturday's win over no

i got a call from the homeowner there were pills missing from the medicine cabinet. >> reporter: realtors are reporting a lot of the same problem: their open houses can attract drug addicts who in some cases try to steal the seller's prescription pills. >> we have had people go into through medicine cab net. >> reporter: police and addiction advocates offered a solution in these small plastic bags. real estate agents will start handing them out to homeowners who can clean out their prescriptions before an open house. >> every little bit and every bit of piece that can be done adds to address being opiate epidemic. >> reporter: if homeowners discover old pills they don't need anymore, they can drop them in one of these containers in just about any police department. >> it's sad we have to be in this kind of a situation, but it is what it is. >> reporter: but realtors say this is an easy way for them to be part of a solution. jim armstrong, wbz news. >>> a united airlines co-pilot passed out in the cockpit. it comes a day after a different pilot died mid-flight. today's flight was heading f

. >> like, being an investor, a realtor? >> a realtor. i 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

the national association of realtors attributed the latest decline to a shortage of home listings. >>> the number of americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits rose slightly last week. jobless claims were up 1,000 to 260,000, a level that remains consistent with a strengthening job market. this is the 34th straight week claims were below 300,000. >>> from the u.s. economy to china, where the leaders of that company approved a five-year plan that sets new growth targets and aims to double the size of the economy by 2020. as a way to stimulate the economy the government abolished a major social policy. eunice yoon reports from beijing. >> reporter: china has decided to end its policy restricting most families here to one child. instead, all couples across the country will be able to have two children. the government made the change at a major conference here where leaders got together to map out the social and economic agenda for the next five years. the official state media said that leaders here wanted to address china's demographic issues, its rapidly aging populatio

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realtors say open houses are becoming easy targets for prescription drugs. in norfolk county, realtors are hoping homeowners get all of the medication out of the house. >>> tomorrow on beacon hill, governor baker will mark the 25th anniversary of national depression screening day. in matters of the mind, bree has a sneak peek at a new screening tool being unveiled at the statehouse. this is interesting, bree. >> yeah, i think so. screening for mental health is a group based in massachusetts. they work to raise awareness and screen individuals for common disorders and now they are adapting familiar technology to help in the push to destigmatize depression and mental illness. >> you walk up to it, and there is a little welcome message here. >> here we go. screening for mental health will show case a kiosk. they watched me through the screening tool that can be deployed to health clinics, you name it. they envision this kiosk like a blood pressure cuff. sending a message mental >> 7 to 8 million people suffer from depression. they do not recognize that some of

realtors say open houses are becoming targets for thieves looking for prescription drugs. in norfolk county, realtors will start handing out resealable bags to help homeowners get all medications out of the house. most police stations have bins where you can safely dispose of prescriptions you don't need anymore. >>> coming up next, equal pay for equal work. >> the new push to end the age gap and making companies rethink their salaries. >> dunkin' donuts and the new menu item turning heads. danielle, you have weather watchers coming up. >> i do. watchers and temperatures are running in the 40s as you're stepping out the door. peter says 48 degrees in cambridge. beautiful afternoon. up around 70. some change is on the way. thank to you all of our weather watchers for your daily observations. if you want to join the network, we'd love to have you. dear fellow citizen, your home is your castle. but sometimes the castle needs a new roof or kitchen. and not break the budget. if you have a question about how a home equity line of credit could work for you, ask me. i can help. si

i met with new hampshire banksers, credit unions and realtors in september. they shared their concerns about what could happen if mis rep -- if misinterpreting the new rules they would unfortunately, and if they made an unfortunate or unintentional error. compliance costs from other cfpb rules currently in effect have hobbled new hampshire's financial institutions. the risk of this new rule could even lead some to quit the residential lending business and that has already happened in one circumstance in my district. that means less consumer choice, fewer options for homebuyers in a shrinking real estate market and inevitably raising the price for the very consumer we try to protect. madam speaker, i want to remind everyone that the private right of action is preserved in this piece of legislation. and that this bill passed the house financial services committee on a strong bipartisan vote of 45-13. i want to thank mr. hill and mr. sherman for this legislation. i urge my colleagues to vote in favor of it, to prevent frustrating and costly delays for the americ

neither the sellers by the realtor told the houses next owner about the murder suicide that took place in the home in which he would soon live. the law said they didn't have to. >> i don't think it matters if someone died in the home. reporter: most states believe a death in the home should not count as a material defect on >> it could take up to 50% longer to sale sail. reporter: roy convy disagrees. >> the people that believe in ghosts and then there are people that don't want to live in a house with that history. >> i believe in spirits and haunted things. reporter: died in house.com allows anyone to discover someone died in the property. >> i think it's very unnecessary but it will be people's curiosity. reporter: in new york's sellers are real estates can disclose a past of someone died in the home they are selling are showing. most of the sellers realtors believe that death should not affect the home's value. >> if they were murdered it must. on the upper east side mac king "fox 5 news." steve: things happen in homes. even though you don't want to do 51 degrees right now. nick: a

. >> i walked in the front door where i met with the realtor he said the 1st up was right and straightide. >> hi. hello. >> that is where you find to jacuzzis in the grecian style pool, two-story pool a house complete with a full bar, industrial kitchen command a sauna. >> how could you not have a full sonic? >> it is his own house. >> next up the basement. it is actually not a basement. >> the barbershop it is a barbershop. this is not a basement. the full movie theater. this is so legit. >> i cannot close now. >> the craps table was actually given to the owner by donald trump personally on his 40th birthday. i thought that that was pretty cool. if that were not enough, the 130-foot tall, it's low enough to also be a bomb shelter. bill: a bomb shelter? >> and a bomb shelter. if you are down to entertainment have parties, you cannot think of a better place. it is absurd to me.e. fifteen bathrooms in one house. bill: i totally agree. i'm not sure he has enough bathrooms. is there a bathroom in the bomb shelter? that is where your going to need it. how much? >> 2.999. >> pocket change. b

he probably couldn't be a realtor, if you wanted to be. his life has moved on. is white. two, he was able to move a cross the country from where his felony occurred to get away from the people he knew that were engaged in the activities that he got in trouble for in the first place. not everyone has that advantage. support system. he came and worked in my organization for three years, he had a job when he arrived. not everybody has that. host: jimmy is up next for you. fort myers, florida. go ahead. caller: yes. i would like to thank ms. spentt for her time addressing the matter of over sentencing. ask if also like to there are any things in the working for, let's say, discrimination act for people trying to reenter the society. a lot of these people will get .ut inevitably regardless i guess the problem out there, even with the programs of occupational there be going on, the problem then becomes that they are stigmatized. i would like to give a little bit as far as my background goes. given ayears ago, i was felon for possession of .02 grams of cocaine. that was over 12

. >>> it scares parents and realtors alike. ahead, redistricting and the new proposal that could shift kids from some popular high schools. >>> plus the warning for shoppers about a man who keeps >>> right now at 4:30, we're hearing for the first time from a college freshman forcibly detained by d.c. police. >> jason goolsby and his attorney spoke today saying the 18-year-old held the door for a white woman at an atm and she called police because she felt uncomfortable. goolsby was handcuffed after he refused to lie on the ground. after two hours he was released without charges. the city is reviewing the unfortunate incident. >>> out west actor john stamos will be arraigned in a california court tomorrow. today he was charged with driving under the influence. it stems from an arrest back in june. >>> i'm julie carey at the fairfax county courthouse where we heard the most dramatic testimony yet in the murder trial of charles severance. it came from the son of murder victim nancy dunning. the well known realtor's death in decemb

when you purposed the property did the realtor speak chinese? >> (speaking foreign language.) >> yes. >> so it is california state law that everything be disclosed on the properties condition when they purchased the property in the 6 it was explained to them at a time the area and stove and windows and bashl were illegal that is buyer be aware. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> we don't know because we don't know english so that's why when we bought the house i don't know exactly. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> 33 and then we fix the problem and right now your giving me a penalty right now it is unreasonable. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> because of that like the little mouse coming through we tried to fix problem. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> yeah, that's example we try to fix it and - and then people tells us you fix it and looks like it is beautiful then people say maybe you try tee rent it out. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so this is the fact. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> yeah, because we tried to fix the problem

. >> 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.

in norfolk county, realtors will start handing out resealable bags to help homeowners get all medications out of the house. >>> tomorrow on beacon hill, governor baker will mark the 20th anniversary of national depression screening day. a new screening tool is being unveiled at the statehouse. good morning, bree. >> reporter: good morning, kathryn. screening for mental health is a group based in massachusetts. they work to raise awareness now they help in the push to destigmatize depression and mental illness. >> there's a little welcome message here. >> reporter: check it out. this is a screening for mental health tools where folks can self-test for depression at the statehouse tomorrow. they walked me through the screening tool that can be deployed to college campuses, health clinics, you name it. they envision the kiosks sitting alongside other medical equipment like a blood pressure cuff to send a message that than physical health. >> anywhere from 7 to 8 million people suffer from depression who do not get treatment. some of it is that they do not recognize their body symptoms such a

a pay area realtor shot and killed outside a bar in san jose. minutes, reason police are having a hard time figuring out a motive. >>> a fast-moving grass fire started in the hills of south san jose this morning. we'll tell you what county parks is affected and how much it burned. >>> we're looking at the morning commute. right now, it doesn't look bad. on 280 northbound. however, we're beginning to see signs that this commute is changing. >>> well, the fog is changing. changing places all over the place. in fact, the coast bay and inland. but it looks okay after the fog lifts. we'll have your forecast coming up. ♪ ♪ maxx your thing at t.j.maxx with better brands, at prices that work for you. make each day a little better. shop t.j.maxx... and maxx life! she was falling farther homeworand farther behind.ttle. we thought if we pushed harder.... but pushing harder didn't work.. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. at sylvan, our certified teachers use personalized programs to help motivate students achieve their personal best. the results

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.

. >>> a fun night out with friends turned deadly for a bay area realtor. he was shot and kimed outside of a san jose bar. as ktvu reports, police are still searching for a motive. >> we called him little mikey. probably the smallest guy i know. but biggest heart. >> mike and brad. friends more than 15 years since college. >> and very, very compassionate guy. very happy. very outgoing u. he built relationships very fast. he was very infectious. >>reporter: a real estate agent who lived in san francisco. mike had many friends and enjoyed going out with em this. saturday night, they ended up here at lou's beer club and restaurant in san jose. in the sidewalkout side, a few candles and butterflies signify what happened as they all waited for a ride at closing. >> he was all hanging out there, and the friends that were there. they heard gunshots. that's in. and what happen they went to go check on their friend, inwas over. >>reporter: investigators dug bullets out of the side of the building. he died on the pavement. there was no fight. he wasn't robbed. police

down to san jose where police are investigating a deadly shooting there that claimed the life of a realtor who was out celebrating his birthday. police say mike arcega was outside lou's beer club waiting for a ride when someone started shooting. he died on the pavement. there was no fight. he wasn't robbed. no arrests have been made. >>> uc davis police are looking for three men accused of sexually assaulting a uc davis student. police say the victim is in her early 20's. she met the three suspects thursday night at a restaurant. investigators say the men took the woman to davis community park where all three sexually assaulte. >> have an open mind about where they could have came from. it could be somebody that drove here from our downtown. we get people from all over the area. >> two of the suspects are described as white males in their 20's. another is described as a mixed race man in his late 20:00, early 30s with short hair and a beard. >>> right now the university of california board of regents is holding a forum to get public input on a policy of intolerance after a previous policy

. >>> friends and family of a san jose realtor shot and killed while out celebrating his birthday there pleading for witnesses to come forward. michael orsega was sitting on a club saturday waiting for a ride home. than is when witnesses say a car drove up, and six shots rang out. yesterday, family and friends came out the to -- out to where the shooting happened. they say orsega was a beloved husband and father. he was loved. and he was extremely moved. we have everything to lock forward to. and he enjoyed every moment. >> san jose police have given no description of the vehicle and they say cameras are broken. anyone with information of the shooting. >>> santa clara county has finished putting together the commission to the jail system. the 25 members who will make recommendations in improving. a were toker san jose independent police officer will serve as the commission's chair. >> the taxpayers of santa lara county pay the salaries of correctional officers and every other sheriff's department. for in reason, if taxpayers of santa lara county have the right to know what is happening

realtors across the south shore reseal able bags will be given to home sellers they are a way to secure prescription drugs when opening their homes for open houses. the hot massachusetts real estate market has become a target for addicts. >> maybe 15, 20 years ago you hear about people reading the obituarys. now it's open houses they are looking for opportunities to feed their addiction. >> authorities are urging homeowners to take any unused or expired prescriptions and drop them off at a prescription drug drop box. >>> in one way david buying a home is about to get easier. new rules make the mortgage paperwork a lot less cumbersome. lenders will give homebuyers two forms detailing the terms of the loan. until now you got four forms from 2 separate government agencies. >>> well the day the mcmusic fans have been waiting for has arrived. >> mcdonald's lawn ofed all day breakfast but not everyone is loving it. >> plus would you clean your teeth with charcoal? why some swear by this method. >>> it seems a lot of you want to block the kardashians with a simple app what the creator (buzzer)

. >> reporter: the realtor is not just watching the trend. he's a partner in a project to split the lot on the back of this historic home. it's happening all over the valley, in neighborhoods built when land was plentiful, cheap. workers are replacing a single track home that burned down years ago, with two larger homes and an inlaw unit, boosting the property value from just over $1 million to about $4 million. and on toyen road in san jose, a large front yard is split in two, with two new homes coming. >> there are lots out there, that are 30, 40,000 square foot lots. if you can put 3 or 4 homes on that, it's not heavily impacted along the neighborhood. >> reporter: that's debatable. >> obviously, it would increase to traffic, and you know, make things more congested on the street. >> reporter: traffic is not the only concern of neighbors here on east hill's drive. they're afraid of losing something that is practically impossible to replace, natural beauty, and open space. >> it really takes away from the character of the neighborhood. >> r

. >> reporter: realtors aren't the only businesses catering to those who want to grow their own.his hydroponics store is so good, they're opening a second location. >> most of them are interested in growing cannabis, but probably 10% of our clients are growing other things. >> reporter: the couple who bought this condo won't be growing pot. >> they garden a lot. they have a whole spring set of flowers and plants, vegetables that they want to start in here as seedlings. they will not be using it for initiative 71. >> reporter: while d.c. law allows residents to grow up to six plants in your home, if you don't own your home, you need the consent of your landlord. in the district, mark segraves, news 4. >>> looking at temperatures this morning, you're going to be saying brrrr when you walk outside. some people waking up in the 30s earlier. what tom says it will feel like when the kids later say boo. >>> i'm darcy spencer at the live desk. breaking news from egypt where officials say there are no survivors in a passenger plane crash. how russian president vladimir putin is responding

the mansion is assessed at more than $600,000 and the realtor says once it is moved and rehabbed, it could be worth a million dollars. so the cost of moving it could actually bring someone a bargain if they have all of that up front money to do the renovation. maybe a builder, one of the house shows will want to do it. >> $200 to move it. you to have a piece of land but you can probably make out great. where is your pick-up truck? >> i'd love to have an at-home chapel. >> danielle, how strong are you? >> i think that will be a good idea. we'll all be pulling it! >>> so temperatures today actually pretty normal for some of us. we hit 70, though ntaunton this afternoon. 61 for the high at logan airport. 58 in lawrence. and now we are in the 50s here from wust tore boston. the wind has shifted around. it is the front that came through and that has cooled us off. taunton to providence. the front has stalled right over us. so there are some clouds in place. a nice sunset. a little filtered sunshine out there a couple of sprinkles coming back through the corridor. southern vermont. we may

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. >> the realtor said the homeowner cried tears of joy when she was presented with the offers. we're still in shock. i have accepted the fact he's not coming back i'm a bay area family grieving the loss of their son, the last conversation before his jet crashed in england. >>> good morning, we're looking at the golden state -- bridgestone/firestone -- golden state bridge. >> we're looking at rain to the north on sunday. police are searching for a man who stabbed three grocery workers last night. >>> we're tracking the strongest hurricane recorded as patricia bears down on mexico pacific coast. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us, if you've been with us i'm pam cook. >> i'm brian police officeres in for -- flores in for dave clark. >> the strongest hurricane recorded. second or third strongest on pressure worldwide. >> i wouldn't take any planes. >> nobody is able to get out at this point. >> you have to ask the airlines when they stop. i would think soon. it's moving in this evening. >> we have again, one for the record weeks. catagory five, winds 200 miles an hour. from

police say a man tried to rob a realtor's office. as he ran off -- he ran into a woman and stole her car with her inside. he crashed the car near a river, got out, and ran away. the woman fell into the river trying to get out of the car. "well, see, when someone gets don't know at this point. it's very unusual to want to take a victim with you and to kidnap them like that, that's pretty unusual. " crews pulled her out of the water and took her to a hospital -- she's expected to be ok. police have not found the suspect. a new survey finds that in the past year -- one in three teens has been in the car with a drunk driver behind the wheel. the mothers against drunk driving poll also found nearly one- quarter of the impaired drivers were under 21. but there were also some encouraging results from the survey. 90-percent of the teens said they would be willing to intervene in order to prevent a friend from riding with a drinking driver. well... the curse apparently continues... the mets needed just one more win to sweep the cubs and advan

if you wonder realtor it is 135 hours to get your license that is a great second job if you want to be a hair dresser to break here that is a typical first job for a mother that is poor of license with 120-0500 hours you have to go to school for one year that is discrimination that is anti-poor behavior. >> host: you have to know how the chemicals work. >> innovation and choice. every public policy to bring those for college education to want to work hard to takes five weeks to put gutter's waterhouse we have people who are laid off and cannot find jobs. we have to do better especially to push the those of freedom as other people enjoy down to the bottom. >> host: with this, where do you see us at the end of the cycle? as far as i am concerned this is of prescription i said how did this man get my head? you articulated what a lot of conservatives have felt is missing but this brings them together but i am left with a question how this unfolds now where do you see this going? how do you see this play itself out? and this book being on the table, what is that take away? >> for conservati

listen, i'm a realtor, and i work a lot with families, so normally, i dial the sexy back to five, but very hard lately. so tonight... byoooooop! stick around if you want to see your mom's tongue fall out of her mouth. not unless you want to see my lunch fall out of mine. oh, i'm sorry i am late.

. >> expand the definition of gun realtor to include anyone selling a large amount of guns and repeal legislation that protects gun manufacturers and dealers with most liability suits. >> every time there's another massacre republicans in the nra say now is not the time to talk guns. yes, it is. more than talk it is time to act. >> now some of clinton's proposals intruding using executive authority is very controversial, many opponents saying changing laws, making them tougher will do nothing to prevent future violence. in manchester, new hampshire, stephanie coueignoux, fox25 news. >> this morning the community college in oregon that was scene of deadly mass shooting is reopening. the school will offer counseling to students, faculty and staff. nine people were killed before the gunman took his own life. umpqua community college and noticing all departments will be open and classes will not resume at the school until friday. >> one student who was in class when the gunman opened fire says one of the students killed helped to save her life and girl's father is local pastor. he told co

. >> the realtor with the evening unexpiries itable gunned down in san jose. they are heartbroken, in asking why. debora villalon is in the it the plan was to go to the upscale santana row, not where the group is saying where michael died. >> probably the smallest guy in the world, but it's hard. >> reporter: mike and crowd friends than more season system they are very outgoing, both relationships, very fast as he was that kind of person that was infers. infectious. saturday night they ended up here at blues moons clean up. with the butterflies many it is possible that they would have been closing. >> she was hanging out there. they heard gunshots and that's it. >> reporter: investigators dug bullets out of the side of the building. he wasn't robbed as police have no moe vive. i don't know anything about the incident. >> reporter: but after neighbors who say they heard the shots said that gunfire erupted three weeks ago, early in the, that it looks like they didn't even do anything. >> just to know that they would have that setting right now. basically that we

police say a man tried to rob a realtor's office. as he ran off -- he ran into a woman and stole her car with her inside. he crashed the car near a river, got out, and ran away. the woman fell inn the river trying to get out of the car. of the car and throw them out of unusual. " crews pulled her out of the water and took her to a hospital -- she's expected to be ok. police have not found the suspect. new survey finds in the past year -- one in three teens has been in the car with a drunk driving poll also found nearly one- quarter of the impaired drivers were under 21. but there were also some encouraging results from the survey. 90-percent of the teens said they would be willing to intervene in order to prevent a friend from riding with a drinking driver. more americans are smoking pot -- that'' according to ew government statistics.. the number of adults smoking marijuana has more than doubled to smoking pot. the report is from the national decision 2015 coverage this morning as we continue our look into the waterloo mayoral race.

this happened in rochester, new york police say a man tried to rob a realtor's office. as he fled, he ran into the hehe still inside. he crashed the car near a river, got out, and ran away. as the woman tried to get out of her car, she fell into the river... owner of the car and throw them to take a victim with you and to kidnap them like that, that's pretty unususu. " the woman was pulled out of the water and taken to a nearby hospital. she's expectctd to be okay.. police have not found the suspect. the justice department and homeland security explain how they track our cell phones. they use "stingray" machines. it acts llke a cell phone tower and tricks your phone into connecting with it. police officers nationwide have been using them for years. as deparent leaders testified they said the devices are programmed to track cell phone locations... but they cllim they do not gather calls or messages. the vatican is strongly denying an italian newspaper report that pope francis has a brain tumor. the newspaper reported yesterday the pope went to an italian clinic several o

he and realtor will tabarus tied the knot last year. >> life throws some good stuff at you and some really bad stuff. and right now i have a lot of good stuff. >> danny would love to see a "who's the boss" reunion and wants it concentrate on being an hiv activist. >> right now, charles in charge, but scott wasn't talking to us about all his television success. he had something far more important to discuss. his wife, renee, is facing a serious health issue and they both opened up about the emotional battle. >> you were diagnosed with a brain tumor not too long ago. >> i was diagnosed with brain tumors which are benign tumors that grow on the out casing of the brain. i know sheryl crow had the same. i've been placed on the wait and watch list. i have three of them. so they are multiplying. but i will tell you, my faith is god is bigger than the unknown. >> renee started having intense migraines two years ago. doctors first thought the pain was just due it hormones but finally revealed she add benign brain tumor. >> when you were going through the midst of the madness did you ever think what

. >>> in san jose police are looking for a motive in the friday night killing of a bay area realtor who was shot to death. mike was out celebrate bathing a birthday with -- celebrating a birthday with friends. they were waiting for a ride home when there were gunshots. his friends say he died on the pavement there. there was no fight, he wasn't robbed. a friend that wasn't there that night said mike was the kind of person that was friends with everyone. >> very, very compassionate guy. very happy. very outgoing. built relationships very, very fast because he was that kind of person he was very infectious. the positive thing was we have so many good memories because he was that good of a person. >> friends have put candles and butterflies at the spot outside the restaurant where he died. today at the real estate office where he worked, employees will be gathering to remember him. >>> time is 7:07. a search goes on for an oakland man suspected of a deadly shooting in livermore. police from livermore and oakland surrounded the home of the suspect at center and eighth street for hours yeste