>> get a confident realtor. you want them to understand what your needs are. >> know the location you want to be in. if you have children, research realtors in the area. >> understand the area you're developing in. is it close to church, school? does it have shopping areas around it? understand your developer. understand the incentives they are giving you. >> builders want your business. they want to give you incentives. it could be 5% or 3% towards the closing costs. that's cash you don't have to bring to the closing table. >> as it relates to upgrades and things like that, what role do you play? >> the important component of the realtor is to protect the buyers interest. the builder is protecting their interest and there's no one to protect the buyers interest unless you have that realtor. often times you drive by new home communities, they say homes offered for 300 and $400. that doesn't include the lot upgrade. most people spend 20 to 30% in upgrade. >> make sure you do your own due diligence to understand w

>> get a competent realtor. why?ause you want them to understand what your needs are as a homeowner. >> know the location you want to be in. if you have children and you want to focus on top, a-rated schools, research realtors that are experts in the area. >> they need to understand what your needs are, the area where you're developing it. is it close to the church? is it close to the school? does it have shopping areas around it? understand your developer. what is their background? how many homes have they built in the area? and understand the incentives that they're giving you. >> builders want your business. they want to give you incentives. an incentive could be 5% or 3% towards your closing costs, and that's cash you don't have to bring to the closing table. >> sure. and as it relates to upgrades and things like that, what role do you play? >> the important component of the realtor is to protect the buyers' interests. the builder is protecting their interests, and then there's no one to protect the buyers' inter

make sure you find the right realtor. this is critical.and you -- what is important to you and how much you can afford. avoid someone who's trying to sell you on property just to make a sale and get a commission. fully understand your own finances and all of the costs that go into the purchase -- get pre-qualified; get a credit check -- to make sure when you look at the home you want that you actually can afford it. study all lending changes with a qualified broker. understand the laws and regulations that are presently on the books at the time of purchase. now, effective october 3, 2015, there is an entire new regulation before closing with escrow called "know before you owe." you will receive a loan estimate, and three days before closing, a closing disclosure form has to be provided by the lender to you, the prospective home buyer. the home buyer compares the estimate received to this new disclosure form. if they're not the same, such as interest rates or payments amount, you have the right to challenge that and extend it another three

the realtors ngo hold the listi are the mother/son duo of paulette and dana koch.ed them to show me around. ♪ >> six bedroom, six and a half baths, all on one level, sprawls across the entire property. the house has roughly 10,500 square feet of air-conditioned square footage and a little over 13,000 square feet total. >> with over 200 feet of private ocean frontage. >> when it comes down to it, oceanfront is the gold standard. that's what people want. they want to, you know, step down off their property, onto the beach, jump into the ocean. ♪ >> visitors entering through the garden entry travel through the grand foyer and are immediately hit with this panoramic ocean views. >> the scale of it is magnificent. and as soon as you come in, you actually walk towards the ocean here. it kind of draws you like a magnet. but in this area, we have groined vaults, custom, cast-stone moldings, all limestone flooring. as we walk through, down this magnificent corridor, you have the views of the atlantic. >> yeah. the home's unique split-lineal design creates total privacy for

it's good to get a competent realtor -- or more importantly, a lawyer -- to interpret those to make sures the common area, but most importantly, look to see if there was any prior history of bed-bug problems in the condominium complex. if so, there could be a major disclosure issue, and you have legal rights in order to protect your position. that's it for today. be sure to send me your questions or property stories at propertyman@foxnews.com and check out our website at foxnews.com/propertyman. i'm bob massi. i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] >> i'm bob massi. for 34 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, the center of the recent real-estate crisis. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, well, it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the sunshine state of florida. so we headed from the strip to the beach to show you how to live the american dream. i'm gonna meet real people who are facing serious problems, take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe, and give

dan is a realtor, and for a while, things were great. >> the market was booming.ng great. everything was fine -- until the real-estate crash. and so we started using money that was savings -- okay? -- investments, nontouchable money to keep this place going. basically, the logic was, "okay, things are going down. our income is way down -- i mean, dramatically down -- but, you know, we have some pretty good savings. we can weather this." and so a year goes by -- another $100,000 or $200,000 gone. another year goes by, again and again. and so at some point in time, the money -- the nontouchable money -- was just gone. you have to say, "stop." and that's actually where dottie stepped in and said to me... >> "we have to stop." >> when did you stop actually making the payments? >> we stopped in '09. we knew that we had to stop making the payments before the bank would act. we were forced to do this -- ruin our credit -- before the bank would take some action. i wanted to work something out with the bank. so, i talked to anybody -- anybody and everybody. the issue was..

it is important that you hire a competent realtor and check all credentials.company promises to save your home from foreclosure, don't believe a word. many charge high fees for work you can do on your own. and some actually try to trick you into signing over the deed to the house. never sign anything you don't understand. and don't allow anyone to pressure you. research any company you might work with first. and check with the better business bureau and your state's attorney general's office. earlier, we spoke with marshall, whose hoa is trying to decide what to do about a vacant property in the community. we'll follow marshall's story and update you when there's a resolution. most people, though, are on the other side trying to decide if they should buy in an hoa neighborhood. here's what you need to do. request all relevant information to review and know the rules before you buy. get the financial information. make sure they're solvent with hoa. ask if there's been any assessments in the past or any scheduled in the future, guys. and make sure you get a copy

heard in a builder the builder was the first person to reach out to me put me in touch with the realtors they're attempting to sell the units. >> does anyone live in the property. >> no. >> so an empty property is complaining about a bar that is what next door and correct. >> i see. >> i now have information about the types of sound wall and after this weekends test will bring that in finding with that in the packet you can look at it. >> possibly the bshldz is should build a sounds like wall as well and last but not least i find it curious the complaint from residents regarding outdoor events and so this guess another ongoing complaint tell me with the residents are located the only residences i know of have gone up fairly recently actually on the other side of the freeway no sound is audible from those residents we have a complaint coming from someone nearby in an office type of studio space so not residential. >> however, i know that there will be residential going up across the street and trying to head this off and on the doors of communication prior to that building going up. >> ye

that doesn't mean it's worth maybe the realtor priced itllll.are looking up to a or o it's crazy. we get tt whole new buyer base. >> it breaks a person's heart, too, when they think this thing was just -- >> because so much emotional attachment. >> maybe she should get a second opinion. >> i think we have someone at the door, judith from illinois. >> she says "our house has been for sale by owner for more than 12 months. request" >> uh-oh. >> i don't want to get involved in an agent involved in selling our house. we put our blood sweat and tears in this house, we should reap the full benefit. do you have any tips about how we can make the house more appealing?" >> it sounds like they're dollars right n into a market full o own e and there's something, like, weird about it. >> people negotiate a price, obviously, being and forth back and forth. do you ever negotiate your fee? >> no. >> luis does, luis does. >> not anymore. >> now that you hit the big time, luis. >> okay, let's skip that follow-up. this is pam from rhode island. our master bath ne

my friend, new jersey realtor, his cousin is aa chef at one of the hottest asian restaurants in philadelphiant to talk about americans kind of policing the world according to our own beliefs. he told me he remembers his father eating the dog soup when he was younger. >> i know my father had it a few times. it was recommended. >> also gave me interesting information, dogmeat is considered a delicacy. the poorest of the poor. he also told me of funny story about the last time he went to korea. >> taking me to a restaurant that served it. and when he suggested we go there he told me let's go there to eat this specifically. so we get there and it comes out. automatically i realized his dog. i couldn't do it. >> the moral aspect of dog consumption. >> understand they get emotionally involved with their pet. the emotion to the owner. because other animals on have that emotion? cows are pigs. >> he also told me when he was younger made was scarce across all of korea. >> meat is not abundant. culturally it is different. >> he ended by telling me something we all forget. >> we need to survive. bill:

maybe the realtor priced it according to what it was worth -- >> real value market. >> and it was 25%llar price point is a big psychological barrier for buyers, at least i see that. people are looking up to a million or over a million and it's crazy. we get people who say my budget is $800,000 to a million and then pricing it around million will get that whole new buyer base. >> it breaks a person's heart, too, when they think this thing was just -- >> because so much emotional attachment. >> maybe she should get a second opinion. >> i think we have someone at the door, judith from illinois. >> she says "our house has been for sale by owner for more than 12 months. request" >> uh-oh. >> i don't want to get involved in an agent involved in selling our house. we put our blood sweat and tears in this house, we should reap the full benefit. do you have any tips about how we can make the house more appealing?" >> it sounds like they're reaping the full benefit of zero dollars right now, right? >> you don't need to be ugly about it. [ laughter ] >> i personally understand that somebody is e

this realtor says that she thinks that someone with a lot of children were purchased the home in piedmont, an area known for its small-town feeling. if you have cooled $5 million, this may be just the home you're looking for, in piedmont.>> that is a nice little house. back -- >> but the director wants know if it comes with more chocolate other than that one bowl of chocolate.>>> coming up on the 5:00 hour, a scare for bernie sanders at the rally in oakland. >>> looking at a commute right now where the traffic is doing okay and the south bay commute looks good for your tuesday morning.>>> temperatures going anywhere from 59 to 99 today depending on the proximity to the coast. >>> the warriors are going back to the nba finals as steph curry leads the charge against oklahoma city in game 7. >>> the bernie sanders rally in oakland, a tense moment as several people broke through the security barrier.>>> your mornings on 2 continues.>>> good morning and thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning, may 31, and i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark.>>> let's talk about the weather and traffic,

the realtors say this is despite the very short supply of homes for sale.homes rise but they were eaten up very quickly. pending sales down 0.6%. in the south up 6.8% for the month and in the west, the highest, up 11.4% month to month. now the realtors are concerned that interest rates could be rising soon but they do point to these very low interest rates we saw in april as a factor behind that growth in sales. again, this is the highest in over a decade so it does bode well for closings that we may see in may and june. remember, this index is based on signed contracts in april up by .1%. >> diana olick, thank you very much. we have breaking news. let's go to ammann. >> sources investigating the hack attack in bangladesh confirm the investigation is now focused on as many as a dozen banks around the world. the source telling me that the focus of this investigation is on banks in asia, but the source would not say whether these were necessarily other central banks in countries in asia or whether these were private banks in asia, but the news here is that th

. >> reporter: realtor says she thinks someone with a lot of children will bay the home in piedmont, an area known for his small town feel. >> no tour would be complete without the ghirardelli chocolate. >> exactly. >> a little picked over. we don't have too many. >> reporter: if you've got a cool five million, 636 high land avenue may be just the home you're looking for. tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >> all right, still to come here, huge sportsnite in the bay area. the sharks right now battling the pittsburgh penguins. game one of the stanley cup fines. the warriors and thunder at the same time going at in game seven of the western conference finals. >> and if that's not enough, both the giants and as play in memorial day mat tin nice. scott reiss subpoena with the complete sports wrap-up. i just picked us up 2 breakfast croissants for $4, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up, and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croissant. and yours? it survived. enjoy freshly cracked

trying to find out if this might be the obama's new address but the phone went dead when he called the realtor. it rents for $9500 a month. >> nice fixer upper there. >> yeah. >>> they write the laws but seems they don't have to follow the rules. >> an investigation for the news 4 i-team found congress isn't following the federal government standards for providing accommodations for parents. tonight scott mcfarland says some say the hill isn't as family friendly as it should be. >> here we go. >> miller will be a big brothermom. shea miller is a 13-year congressional staffer and miller remembers what it was like making the long walk from her car to the office when she was pregnant with sean. >> i remember when i was pregnant the first time, coming in, sparking in the garage and 15 minutes of waddling to my office. >> from your spot. >> from my spot to the office. >> because there are no designated spots for expecting moms. a house subcommittee made a note of it saying they would provide temporary parking for pregnant women, even though the federal government doesn't require it. sense the subco

it's not just going down to the realtor and saying hey i need a house for a couple years. >> he's doingood things for daughter i think it makes a lot of sense. next up. my one-on-one interview with virginia governor ter ter >> well, i sat down with governor terri mc callive and hi this interview set up for a while. >> he had a busy week. timing is everything. >> especially when you don't have anything to do with it less than 24 hours news broke he would be investigated for campaign contributions and one thing a lot of people said to me tom he'll cancel your interview will cancel. >> i thought they would cable on you. >> and the first thing i asked when we sat down why didn't you cancel everybody told me you would he was surprised by that and said i didn't do anything wrong i'll continue with schedule as governor. >> because it would have made me look guilty. >> he took all my questions on the investigation anon a little sound from it is he has a close relationship to the clintons it's known and says he feels you come about. >> and baffled by the whole story in the first place. it seems

according to the california realtors association, only 11% of san francisco household can afford to buy a home in the city at median asking price. we reached out to the company but they didn't return our request for comment. >>> no deal between two pesticide companies. monsanto just rejected a 62 billion-dollar takeover bid from german company bayer saying it's too low. but monsanto says still open to talks. a merger would have created a giant seed and farm chemical company with a strong presence in the u.s., europe and asia. >>> disney movies are coming to netflix. the company announced the news on its website saying they will start putting up the films starting september. other streaming platforms will still be able to stream previous disney movies but future releases will only be available on netflix. it's the first time a major studio has cut out a cable service in favor of online streaming. >>> it is 4:57. just ahead, the 49ers become the first nfl team to speak out against north carolina's controversial bathroom law. >> reporter: i'm kiet do. we're live in santa clara where there'

realtors have not been able to sell it since it went on the market in 2014. the house was built to mimic the original monticello. it will cost $4.9 million. >>> a new bill in congress could save families from something of a gut punch. it would change the law requiring the irs to tax for given student loan debt. derrick wall lost his brother to cancer and his parts negotiated with providers for years until his brother's $75,000 student loan debt was for given. and then came a letter from the irs. >> the letter stated that the $75,000 in loans income and would actually be taxed. and my parents were blindsided. >> a delaware senator says his bill has support from both sides of congress. the loss of revenue to the irs would be mine nor compared to the pain it will alleviate for grieving families. >>> coming up on 5:00 a.m. keeping students safe. the new action after a major sexual abuse case in prince george's county schools. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we want to check our weather, as well. we've had nice warm weather this

gary shapiro a realtor for more than three decades says a few reasons are driving prices up. one of them, low inventory. >> real estate is supply and demand. when there's less supply, there's more demand for each house. >> there isn't a lot out there. >> reporter: this person wants to buy a home for a million dollars or less. she says she has come to accept 7 figures won't even come close to buying her dream home. >> to buy a dollhouse for a million dollars is crazy. >> i have a sign on my desk that says the best time to buy was yesterday. >> reporter: still he says buying a home is the right move even in sillicon valley if you can afford it. but that's the million-dollar question. >> i don't think it's impossible. i think you have to kind of persevere and be patient. >> in general, when you can afford to buy a house, if you are going to stay living in the bay area you should buy a house. >> reporter: and there is a bit of good news. gary believes the housing market should level off if it hasn't already. live in sunnyvale, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> well, move over, "judge jud

as a three-bedroom realtor is stressing that the details look nothing like the interior of the tv showeny: it's a good forecast what i am excited to deliver saturday sunday 89 in an inland locations the hang on the '70's 60's for the coast and we have a slight chance of rain showers even a few thunderstorms for the sierra the warm-up even more on memorial day and tuesday next week. we will it we will be back at 10. all i ask is that you stop by the archaeology section and identify the skull as assyrian, hittite, or egyptian. i'm in court today. i need my notes. there's a photocopy in the file. no, the last time i read from photocopies, the defense lawyer told the jury i was winging it. booth: ready? chop-chop. i can't find my original notes. photocopy in the file. no, the last time the defense lawyer told the jury that... it was a ploy. it failed. let's go. i found glass. i found pollen. which do you want first? pollen. perhaps you could swing by archaeology on your way to your... no, no swinging. all right, her height makes no sense and her spine length is wacky. zack: dr. brennan? ok

regardless of political position, realtor julie welker said successful users up load great photos, ask a reasonable price and green flag from their land lord if they are not the home's owner. >> would you encourage to get people back on and give it a try. >> i would, absolutely, yes, this would be very exciting especially people interested in pol tics. >> reporter: if you are not an opportunity potentially cash in, here's where it comes full circle. creators of air b and b says they have thought up the idea in 2008 after a hotel shortage in denver, during the democratic national convention. for election 2016 i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, alex. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news". >> reporter: just another day on job for somers point police officer? not exactly what two young parents said he did that has him saying thank you. >>> also, a well deserved hand shake from a teenager to a new jersey state trooper, but it is story, behind this snapshot, that you will not want to miss. don. >>> are they nasty? are they go to go knock people out? what should we e

the national association of realtors says pending home sales in april rose more than 5%. that's easily exceeded expectations. but as we have been reporting, one of the issues playing the housing market is affordability. as home prices rise, many just can't afford to buy let alone mack a down payment. so wells fargo has decided now to launch a new low down payment mortgage program. but as diana olick reports, skeptics wonder just how many first time home buyers the program will really help. >> the new home loan from the nation's largest lender requires just 3% down payment for a conventional fixed rate loan funded by fannie mae. >> we're offering a simplified product that is less expensive and we think a far better way for someone to buy their first home. >> the down payments can come from a gift, perhaps from parents or community down payment assistance programs. borrowers do not have to complete a home buyer education course, but if they do, they can get their interest rate slightly reduced. borrowers must have a 620 fico score and need mortgage insurance. critics argue

i put you in touch with a realtor.strating, because you're still jumping through hoops with lenders. >> yeah. >> 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. >> right. >> so, i went through the short-sale process, and it got a little frustrating halfway through because the second was sold to another lender, and then, of course, the housing market was starting to go up a bit, so they started changing the price on the house. >> the numbers. sure. >> and the initial buyer came in and was ready to pay everything the bank wanted, but the bank thought they'd get $10,000 more for the price of the real estate going up in that area, so they upped the price, the buyer backed out, we waited for another buyer, so we had to start the process over, i think, about three different times because the lender selling the mortgage out to different companies. >> yeah, and that's what happens. when you're in the middle of a

. >> i'm a realtor and on it all the time.w up with me on my cell phone, i'm part to blame. >> what have you to remember is that you're not alone. common sense media says there are ways to control the use of electronic was out a lot of conflict. >> we can use device contracts. we have a contract, everybody in the family has to say when they're going to use it and not going to use devices. >> for more visit abc7news.com. >>> happening now, a big fund raising campaign for nonprofits around the bay area. so far today, $350,000 has been raised on east bay gifts.org. the event raised $1 million since 2014. >>> similar fund raising happening in the south bay. charities compete for donations by raising money during certain times of the day. the fund raising continues until midnight. >> clouds approved and continue to spill into the bay area. and tomorrow it's going to be partly to mostly cloudy. showers moving south ward into our direction. so low to mid-70s inland. what is the chance of rain? only 10% tomorrow, thursday, about a 20%

. >> i'm a realtor and on it all the time. my kids grew up with me on my cell phone, i'm part to blame. >> what have you to remember is that you're not alone. common sense media says there are ways to control the use of electronic was out a lot of conflict. >> we can use device contracts. we have a contract, everybody in the family has to say when they're going to use it and not going to use devices. >> for more visit abc7news.com. >>> happening now, a big fund raising campaign for nonprofits around the bay area. so far today, $350,000 has been raised on east bay gifts.org. the event raised $1 million since 2014. >>> similar fund raising happening in the south bay. charities compete for donations by raising money during certain times of the day. the fund raising continues until midnight. >> clouds approved and continue to spill into the bay area. and tomorrow it's going to be partly to mostly cloudy. showers moving south ward into our direction. so low to mid-70s inland. what is the chance of rain? only 10% tomorrow, thursday,

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metropolitan areas in the first quarter, according to the national association of realtors.he price of an existing family home, median, was up 6.3% from a year ago. that is your business flash update. let's turn to corporate news. shares of lending club are tumbling today after the founder and ceo has resigned. the stock has been under pressure already. falling share price. >> the performance has been outstanding and we are just looking for [indiscernible] over time, over the long run, the stock price will take care of itself. good to see you. explain exactly what is happening. to see that the founder of lending club is gone. the man who built the industry. >> since then, it went to an 8 billion dollar company. what we're seeing today is beyond even him leaving p are we see them reporting a material weakness and internal controls, whenever you see material weakness you have to fix, it is never a good thing. a new chairman of the board as well now. two things went wrong here. they reported a $22 million loan. loan,of the terms of the jeffries did not necessarily approve of. >

a realtor or personal trainer. that's most of their jobs.ut some of them don't seem to work at all. that's a great kind of guy to set someone up with in the first place. jo jo, this is dale, and if it works out, you'll be paying for his denneinners in. when they don't have a job, they give them a title. like brandon. his job appears to be hip center. parents must be proud. this is danielle. his job is canadian. a lot of canadians go pro. i read his bio. daniel, i learned, doesn't have any tattoos on his body for the same reason you don't put stickers on a lambo. which would be funny if he was kidding, but i don't think he is. this contestant is listed as a bachelor super fan. that's code for gay, right? i mean, the best job title, the best one is evan, a former pastor who now helps people in a different way. >> i'm a director who helps men who have erectile dysfunction and -- it really helps people. >> they blurred the guy. why would they let them film him in the first place? we have a special device that can reveal the true identity of any

. >> you slow down of any realtor. i was pulling you down the hill, due? mike 35.uck will the stop sign in the beginning. >> no, rebecca? this check right back there? i can't believe it. >> i'm good. i drive good. i haven't had ticket and 35 or 40 years. >> for the record, every driver received a ticket. it happens once a month and has a major impact in reducing traffic related fatalities. i like it because i get to have reset is set by favorite line. >> i got caught behaving badly. >>> if you see people behaving badly in your neighborhood, let us know. you can contact us on facebook, twitter or email. >> i think he's on their 23 hours a day. he will cover your story. >>> breaking news, it's a wildfire in monterey county. with information about what crews are doing to try to stop it as we take a look at this smoke. viewers have send us pictures and video of this fire still going right now in monterey.>>> the pictures are extreme. we are talking about an area in the neighborhood of 4000 acres. we'll talk about it later but look into that sky cop you see smoke over a

. >> reporter: given the size the realtor thinks someone with a lot of children will buy the house. >r is complete with the the chocolate. >> exactly. we don't have too many. >> if you've got a cool 5 million this may be just the home you're looking for. >>> temperatures today on the warm side you noticed it out there. especially inland, the air conditioners were going. make noise in places along the east bay. temperatures got into the upper 80s and low 90 there. highs tomorrow are about the same. fog is in tonight but gone early. and it's suppressed. no big push inland. for travel kens tomorrow in the country through the northern plains in the mississippi valley, pretty sprong storms. -- strong storms. new york, washington, check your carriers. there will be slight delays. not massive but in mississippi and ohio valley there could be delays. you can see the dull outline of the fog. it's being pushed a little to the south. we have fog in san francisco, red wood city at the airport, temperatures are cooling offer quickly because of that push of aver. overnight lows tonight are -- air.

the realtor says that it is definitely a one-of-a-kind.-- >> from the outside it looks more mediterranean, but when you come in, it is not sample. it is beautiful, elegant and so many details. >> intricate woodwork, and the upstairs outdoor terrace, and the kitchen has two of everything, from the sinks to the stoves. it was built after the great 1906 fire, and it has a professional grade firehose built into the house, and if it interests you, the gear deli -- gary deli -- gharidelli mansion is selling for $5 million.>>> we do have a lot more people on the road, and it will seem like a monday. a couple of times i caught myself looking at some things and thinking it is monday, but it is tuesday. we have a lot of people on the roads, and we will talk about the tracy super commuters. in livermore and pleasant and it looks okay, but on 580 as you drive in 205 and through the tracy triangle, stop-and-go traffic. the speeds are down as we drive through. especially on 205, 14 miles an hour, and not especially good. it shows that a lot of people ar

seven bedrooms, 5 1/2 bathrooms, two-bedroom guesthouse and the realtor says it is a one-of-a-kind.>>look on the outside, it looks mediterranean. but when you come in, it is not simple, it is beautiful and elegant. there are so many details.>> as you can see they have intricate artwork, woodwork, an upstairs outdoor terrace, and the kitchen has two of everything, sinks and stoves. and ready for entertaining, and built after the 1906 earthquake, the professional firehose is built into the house. and it is selling for $5.3 million. considering some of the house, that seems like a bargain.>> you could talk me into that. >>> the time is 6:46 am. >>> let's check in with gasia. back -- >> that is a bargain? i reserve the use of the word "bargain" for a house i bought at macy's with the coupon. your idea of bargain is quite different. i will join you guys in a few minutes for mornings on 2. i know we have been seeing the interview with hillary clinton throughout the mornings on 2 today. she is changing your schedule to do more campaigning here in california head of the primary. we will expla

the realtor showed us around. she says it's definitely one of a kind. >> when i look on the outside, looks more mediterranean but when you come in, it's not sim. it's beautiful. elegant and there are so many details. >> there is intricate wood work and upstairs outdoor terrace and the kitchen features two of everything two sinks, two stoves. it has professional fire grade hose built into the house. if all that has your interest, ghirardelli mansion is selling for $5.3 million. >> how much is that two-bedroom guest house. if we pool our money, we can afford that. >> mike, if i asked you one day, if you won the lottery, would you come back to work. >> yeah. >> would you buy that house? >> no. >> anything with a specific name attached to it, you know, unique thing. >> the mike mibach mansion. >> you know. >> the ghirardelli mansion p i -- the girl deli mansion, i did not know about it. >>> and what caused a florida driver to run over a motorcyclist. >>> and a children's film has the internet abuzz and it has nothing

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. >> a little bit of good news, the california association of realtors reports housing became more affordable in the first quarter of 2016 compared to a year ago. of course here in the by area more affordable is a relative term. the association reports the minimum income needed to buy a home in san francisco is about $265,000 a year. the average home price there is $1.3 million. the least expensive is in contra costa a county, residents needed to make $109,000 a year in order to afford a home. contra costa $543,000. >>> let's take a look at the big board stocks solidly higher lead by begins in industrial and energy companies, haven't seen this awhile. dow up 207 points. nasdaq up 53 points. >>> at this point we are still wait to go find out who bought that ticket and won saturday's $430 million powerball jackpot. the clerk who sold the ticket even went back to look at surveillance video trying to figure out who the winner is, there is so many people who bought tickets he couldn't figure out exactly who the big winner is. they are losing hope that the winner in january's there were three winni

we have realtors using them to fly around house, take early views of their houses. >> i hope they practice i crashed the thing trying to learn. it's only 2 pounds. i would think you could hurt people. they're only 500 bucks. oh, it's a weed whacker. >> it's pretty safe. land it without landing it and shut it off and goes back to where you launched it from. >> true, after we got the drone's gps working, you can lose control and the gps makes sure you don't lose your zone. >> i can take it here and it will go right back to -- or it should, where it was set. all this is very cool. if any can buy these, what does it mean for our privacy? >> now, what will happen is video of i don't know people sunbathing in the back of their own house or simply someone looking through someone's neighborhood to see what it's inside. >> that was pretty cool until it started taking pictures of my wife over there. >> these women were willing participants but the drone can fly for miles and high in the air, it would be easy to spy on people who didn't know. the next generation of drones will be less noticeable. thi

heard in a builder the builder was the first person to reach out to me put me in touch with the realtorspting to sell the units. >> does anyone live in the property. >> no. >> so an empty property is complaining about a bar that is what next door and correct. >> i see. >> i now have information about the types of sound wall and after this weekends test will bring that in finding with that in the packet you can look at it. >> possibly the bshldz is should build a sounds like wall as well and last but not least i find it curious the complaint from residents regarding outdoor events and so this guess another ongoing complaint tell me with the residents are located the only residences i know of have gone up fairly recently actually on the other side of the freeway no sound is audible from those residents we have a complaint coming from someone nearby in an office type of studio space so not residential. >> however, i know that there will be residential going up across the street and trying to head this off and on the doors of communication prior to that building going up. >> yeah. so can we

the phone went dead when he tried to call the realtor. neighbors say they don't mind. >> since i live here, of course i think it's a good neighborhoods that would do just as well. >> that should raise the property value of the home. it leases for $9500 a month. beautiful home. >> that's too close to the street. i find that hard to believe. look how close -- you can get right up to the door? >> i think he'll have a little bit of security. >> but i'm saying you would think the would want a house away from the street. his house in chicago, they have road blocks up all around. good luck getting around there. >>> 5:36 is your time right now. >> okay. it looks a little cloudy but things are dry for the kids headed to the bus stop. that doesn't mean rain is out of the picture for the week. meteorologist chuck bell is back with a closer look at 4:41. >>> memorial day inching closer. if you plan to drive to your weekend destination, you want to hear this. when you should hit the roads and when you should avoid driving altogether. >>> and it's a bi

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