posing as realtor to his prey on home buyers. on 5, you are on the brink of owning a home and then your life savings is wiped out. bay area home buyers falling victim to an alarming new scam. >> that's right, one woman lost half a million dollars. we are told this scam is because of the hot market. people are rushing deals to close competition and that's leaving some vulnerable. >> timing was impeck able actually. >> reporter: like most realtors, cristina e-mails clients all day. last year unknown to her criminals hacked her account, monitored correspondence and waited for the perfect time to strike. >> it was time to send the remainder of the down payment to close escrow. >> using cristina's e-mail hackers sent a message telling them to wire hundreds of thousands to a fraudulent account. >> it's creepy being watched and knowing they had been reading our e-mail. >> reporter: she was not alone. >> she was rushed. this is her life savings. >> reporter: suing a different company on behalf of his client who lost half a million dollar

most realtors cristina , e-mails clients all day long.nown to her criminals hacked her g mail account, monitored correspondence between her and her clients and waited for perfect time to strike. >> their down payment to go in escrow. >> reporter: using cristina's e-mail act hackers sent a message telling them to wire hundreds of thousands of dollars to an account. >> crazy. i'm being watched and knowing that they have been waiting all along with the e-mails. >> reporter: she's not alone. >> she was crush. this was her life saving. >> reporter: lawyer matt is suing a different company on behalf of his client who loss half million-dollar to a similar fraudulent e-mail from her realtor's account. national association of realtors along with the fbi are issuing warnings about sophisticated e-mail scams targeting the real estate industry. >> nationwide phenomenon unfortunately. >> reporter: matt fuller of the san francisco association of realtors warns realtors aren't only won being hacked. >> agent e-mail, sometimes, title company, a lender, i

cyber criminals posing as realtors to prey on home buyers.ood evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. only on "5," you're on the brink of owning your home and they are your life savings is wiped out. bay area home buyers are falling victim to a new scam. consumerwatch reporter julie watts reports. >> reporter: the scam is succeeding in the bay area because of the hot housing market. the high prices and lack of inventory have people rushing to close deals and beat out the competition and that's leaving some vulnerable. >> timing was impeccable. >> reporter: like most real agents she emails clients all day but last year unknown to her, criminals hacked her gmail account, monitored correspondence between her and clients and waited for the perfect time to strike. >> the down payment to close escrow. >> reporter: using her email account hackers sent a message to a client telling them to wire hundreds of thousands of dollars to a fraudulent account. >> it's crazy. i'm being watched and knowing that i'm taking meetings all about email

cyber criminals are posing as realtors to prey on home buyers. now, some have had their life savings wifed out in an instant. julie watts with the story you'll only see on kpix5. >> like most realtors, christina e-mails clients all day long. >> last year, unknown to her, criminals hacked her g-mail account and waited for the perfect time to strike. >> the first time to sinned the remaining of the team. >> using christina's e-mail account, hackers sent a message telling them to wire money to a fraudulent account. >> it's creepy, being watched and knowing they've been reading all about e moil. >> she's not alone. she was crushed. this was her life savings. >> suing a different real estate company on behalf of his client who lost half a million dollars. it was a similarular fraudulent e-mail. the national retail association are issuing warnings about sophisticated scams. >> the nationwide phenomenon. >> and mut fuller warned realtors aren't the only ones being hacked. >> sometimes, it could be a title company, it could be a lender. it could be someo

estate industry. >> it's a nationwide scam. >> reporter: realtors aren't the only ones being hacked. >> it could be a realtor, title company, lender, someone a transaction coordinator. >> reporter: the hacker's goal, impersonate someone involved in a real estate transaction by sending emails from their account instructing buyers to wire money. usually at just the time the buyer is expecting to make the payment. >> they have been watching us all along. >> reporter: lucky for her clients, they questioned the fake email the amount requested was off by just a bit. >> they called me to how did you come up with this amount. >> reporter: they are hoping the warnings about wire fraud don't get lost among the reams of real estate paperwork and email overload. now, the realtors association and the fbi advise everyone in a real estate market verify any instructions they receive by email in person or on the phone and never wire money unless you're positive the instructions came to a reliable source. >> talk to someone. >> reporter: they are actually stalking these email conversations. they know

i asked realtor preston westmorland to show me around.o, you know, this is quite a ride, my friend, to get up to this gold -- gold mine. >> oh, it's unbelievable. and what we're gonna see is the main discovery tunnel, where they tapped in on the vein, went all the way into the middle of the mountain. and they carved it out. let's take a look. >> let's do it. in 1874, a chance discovery here sparked a gold rush. and the gold hill mine was opened on this beautiful 117-acre property. fantastic. >> there, you see the main vein they tapped into, right there. the whole hill was claimed. and that's why they call it gold hill. but it was one of the most active mining areas in the state of arizona at that point. it's one of the more remote locations in scottsdale. there's no cell service. you can't see anything. it's like you're 100 miles from any major city, yet you're a couple of miles from luxury golf courses and people sipping pinot in a wine bar. >> walk through the nearby town of cave creek and you could still feel that gold rush vibe today.

a realtor is also the president of the association of realtors. >> it is the weather and the great community. i think people are realizing it now. they see that we have services to the city. >> the ferry will get you around the traffic. >> reporter: the services go it is national real estate price tracking company. >> it the last affordable places . you can get a house in vallejo for about half the price of oil lot of these other markets. >> reporter: unlike other towns it is close to the city. that means that buyers and renters are flocking to the former navy town and raising purchase and rental prices well ahead of the national average increases. 1000 ft.2 three-bedroom home with a fireplace and two car garage that looks to be in good shape. >> the asking price for this home is just $359,000. >> reporter: the price will depend on them offers that the seller gets. >> you will see 5 to 10 offers on the property. >> reporter: this for betcher which would have times in a ranch is listed for $500,000. for sale signs are few and far between and that's a problem. >> the inventory is about a month

national association of realtors say sales of existing homes retreated 1.8% in june. it's not for a lack of demand, it's supply. there are so few homes for sale that what is listed is going fast and at a high price. the median house price rose to a record of $263,000 last month. in some cases the houses aren't going, though, to the highest bidder but the buyer who can pay all cash. diana olick tells us why cash is king. >> reporter: t in the dallas suburb sold in less than a week. not surprising to anyone who's out shopping for a home today. >> every house kind of goes pretty quick, you know, it's not on the market very well. >> reporter: in fact, laura barnett, the agent showing the house, put this similar home on the market three weeks ago and got 22 offers. but she did not take the top one. with today's prices rising so fast, she took the cash offer because today's appraisals are not keeping up. >> yes, they are coming in low. they're putting a glass ceiling on our market. >> reporter: barnett says sellers don't want to risk a deal falling through due to financing.

. >> it's a realtor marketplace where realtor can compete for home buyer and sellers' business by submitting proposals. >> he showed me how it all works. you answer a few simple questions. do you want to buy or sell, for how much, where? agents then compete for your business. they tell you about themselves, then the cool part. you will instantly be told what kind rebate you can expect by going gloou throuthrough that a. here, a tad more than $7,000. >> you got savings and you get top agents representing your property. >> pair gone real estate group is in san francisco. dale is an agent here and has competed for and picked up clients through up-nest. >> realtors get a bombarded with offers of increasing our business and upnest has been the only one that made sense for us. >> upnext works with the buyers and the sellers to make smur they're pre qualified if they're buyers or sellers, work with them to understand their circumstances for selling. >> i wanted a discount but i didn't want the discount at the cost of a quality agent. i ended up getting that. very happy. >> remember, you can negotia

caldwell banker realtor is also the president of the solano association of realtors. >> it is a prices. the weather and the great community. people are realizing it now. they see that we have very -- ferry service to the city which is a big attraction. >> the ferry will get you around a lot of the traffic and it makes it a manageable commute. >> this economist is what's really at.com. the san francisco-based national real estate price trucking company. >> is one of the last affordable places by bay area standards. you can still get a house for about half the price of a lot of the other markets like san francisco and oakland. it is desirable from that perspective. >> reporter: unlike other towns, it is reasonably close to the city. that means the buyers and renters are flocking to the former navy town in they are raising purchase of rental prices well ahead of the national average increases. considered this, 1000 square- foot three-bedroom on what the fireplace and two-car garage in good shape. the asking price for this home is just $359,000. what the final price will be depends on the

. >> frank is a realtor with long and foster.ies most the first and second time buyers who have to come up with more cash just to get into a house. >> a $200,000 house you're talking about another $1,000. for delaware realtors, the rest of july is going to be busy. >> we can give people if you're on the fence, now is the time to move and save yourself some money. we're trying to save people money. >> back live, a motivated seller could cover so there's no need to do that, but there's talk that they make it an exception for first time buyers. >> and then the state kind of moves the goal line back you on you. it's a tough one. >> thousand to your first alert forecast, we are tracking storms that will dampen your weekend a bit. >> showers are moving closer to our area. the showers aren't here yet. taking a look at the skyline, nice clouds out there. they are rolling in ahead of the storms. >> great conditions for now. some people braved the showers running through the rainfall. i still have nightmares from wawa welcome america. when

the site connects people in blue states with realtors to sell their current home. it was started by a man who left california himself just six months ago. >> thank god i am gone. i mean, i went back a month ago for work. i don't miss it. >> we basically appeal to what everyone already knows. that there's a lot of blue state refugees. they want to come to a red state for the same reasons that we're here, and we're making the process easy. >> according to figures from the texas association of realtors, more than 65,000 californians moved to texas in 2015. conservative move says at least two of its california clients plan to put their homes on the market this week. >> hope they like hurricanes. >>> when it comes to air travel nightmares it seems like we have seen it all. >> some people on an oakland bound flight saw even more. the naked passenger who delayed their plane. >> and a real nightmare. a lyft ride takes a violent turn. a female driver assaulted for refusing the fare. down a fare. ld reporter angela musa >>> a lyft driver in the sacramento area says she was b

i feel sorry for the realtor. to me, i think it's great.was jane wells reporting. that house, by the way, has had a few showings, but so far, no offers. it's still available. >>> today, monster trucks will once again thrill fans. the new jersey sports park will host monster truck entertainment and atv racing for the third straight day. gates open at 5:00, and action starts at 7:00 this evening. >> tomorrow in philadelphia, state officials will hold a birthday celebration for franklin square. free birthday cake will be served while supplies last and benjamin franklin himself will make an appearance. >> 6:26 on this sunday. coming up, thousands of bicyclists will head out this morning on an annual tour de shore, and krystal, the weather will cooperate for them. >> good conditions in the forecast as we move through your sunday. not just sunday. monday, tuesday, we'll talk about how long the plez skies will linger. a wide view right in center c y city. when it's time to move to underwear toddlers see things a bit differently thanks to pampers e

one witness spottin to drag the 39-year-old realtor and mother of three's body towards the balcony. when asked what happened, kenneth telling that witness, she would not stop laughing at me. the victim's young daughter running for help. >> she was saying i knew my dad would do this. i knew he would do this. >> reporter: the cruise liner that set sail from seattle, diverted to juneau. passengers held onboard for hours, interviewing 200 passengers and crew. >> reporter: kenneth was arraigned on murder charges. he has not entered a plea. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> the scare inside a police department. officers sickened and dozens of police suvs have been pulled off the streak after the carbon monoxide detectors triggered alarms. could other departments be impacted? >>> first, forget about there's a fear of kids being hooked on phone apps. because shoulders were made for greatness. not dandruff. so we got our new he washing machine but it took forever turns out it wasn't the machine, it was our detergent. so we switched to tide turbo clean. now we get way cleaner clothes way

it's made up of 50 different groups varying from unions to small landlords and realtors. if you would like to join in, they're meeting at 10:30 here in pleasant hill at the best buy on buskirk avenue. this isn't just a local protest. they promise this is a state-wide movement with action in at least a dozen california cities. reporting live in pleasant hill, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> amy, thank you. >>> happening today, a former contra costa county sheriff's deputy accused in a sex scandal is due in court. prosecutors say ricardo perez had sex with an underaged prostitute several times back in 2015. a preliminary hearing will determine if there's enough evidence to go to trial. the victim, jasmine abuslin, was 17 years old at the time. she says she had sex with multiple police officers from several different bay area agencies. >>> a doctor and a nurse accused of molesting children in santa today. the dr. and rachel brandon pleaded not guilty to all carges in may. several of the charges could lead to a life sentence. a third suspect is still in arizona. the district at

listen, i'm a realtor, and i work a lot with families, so normally, i dial the sexy back to five, but claire's been working 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. traffic was horrible. sounds like someone could use a tall drink of water.

the son of tracey's friend, realtor mona wehde. >> i was in shock.. >> reporter: it was all so hard for mona to hear. her boy dustin, the child she had raised, was not a violent young man. he was just misunderstood. >> i felt that my son was labeled at a very young age and really started getting bullied at a very young age. he was never invited to a birthday party. he never was invited for a sleepover. >> reporter: was there a name for what troubled him? mona had taken dustin from doctor to doctor to get a handle on his social awkwardness, his moodiness? >> everywheres we went there was always a different diagnosis. and i just felt he was very misunderstood as a child. >> reporter: had the troubled young man simply snapped? tracey thought so. she says she had never felt safe around dustin, even when michael had been mentoring him. >> i told michael that i was not -- i didn't like the idea of him being around the kids because when i saw him with michael, his affect was just off. >> reporter: tracey said dustin's mother had once confided in her that sh

our verify team spoke with the realtor that says ou property, call the police. they are the first one in helping to settle these disputes . i'm going through your emails every afternoon. favorite part of my day. myself or the research team will write you back on your email. if you want something verified or curious about, find me on twitter or facebook and -- or send me an email. i will go to work for you. >>> to a story we've been following. we found metros new claims -- trains are shaking homes. a woman came to us for help and she learned she's getting some results. she told transportation reporter it could be because we shared her story. >> it's a peculiar problem of northwest dc. hannah -- hannah's home rattles near by os get a nice shake and get a little moving. >> we first showed you this in february after each rumble we checked the metro station. every time it matched up with one of metro's new trains. they are called the 7000 series. the high-tech cars are heavier. >> metro elected hannah's house -- a contractor will run vibration test. this >> it just a

.>> reporter: luxury realtor justin says this is -- the high crime rate has not stopped people from buyingroperty. speck the baby is the last frontier in san francisco.>> reporter: last year the median price was $670,000, today it is more than double that. speck it is easy freeway access 10 minutes to the airport, close to silicon valley.>> reporter: a new wave of businesses are breaking dramatic change. of pizza conformed a parking lot to a trendy hotspot. and most recently pete's coffee opened up inside this grocery store. things are also heating up on the high end of real estate.>> lots of natural light and high feelings.>> reporter: 1600 square foot home in crystal coast hit the market at $1.3 million. there is still room for prices to go up in bayview.>> if you want a long-term investment of 10 to 20 years, i would recommend that bayview. >>> we are ready for the weekend. speck here it comes with the heat and all. the pictures over 100 expected against -- again tomorrow. the -->> here it comes with the heat and all. the pictures -- the temperatures will be well over 100 degrees again.

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in terms of preventing migration realtors took about the connection was we can take credit for being more efficient and more human human and today we're announcing the creation of the franco german counsel for integration that the cost him. now for more on that joined a franco german cabinet meeting in paris today we can go across. to our berlin and joined christian mulling a defense expert at the german council of foreign relations thank you very much for joining us. this evening i the program is it fair to say the defense has been place at the heart of the michael german alliance now. yes it has. this decision especially the decision to have a joint franco german and possibly then european fighter jet. is a decision of course berlin has waited for. but now that it's taken i think many people see that this is an avenue that is opening up for more. bilateral relations in defense but also on the european level which has been at the core of their message from my core and from america. not a menu and michael says he wants to eliminate competition between the two countries but is. jointl

first home are up this year when compared to a year earlierment and the national association of realtors says first time buyers accounted for more than 30% of all home sales in may despite rising prices and concerns over afford bable pi. >> seems like everyone you talk to today is is toying with the idea of being a landlord and why not. demand for rental homes is high, but so is the risk. chae that. diana oleic has our story. >> becoming a landlord today looks like a no brainer. there are lots of companies to help you buy, manage and renovate rental homes and with home prices sky high, demand for rental homes is stronger than ever, but not every property will offer great returns and some could offer great risk, especially if small investors continue to do it the old ashioned way. backyard. >> b about 70% of the rental homes are owneded within an hour drive of where the investor lives, which is a horrible diversification strategy if you think about it. >> so, roof stock, an online marketplace for single family rental homes is launching a new index. it rates every neighborhood in the natio

so they don't even count as insurance and everybody that iso in the realtors market would end up having to pay more. so the bill explicitly states that noncompliant plans will not count as credible coverage for the purpose of individuals demonstrating that they have insurance. so if you see that marketed and you buy into it because you think it is cheap and this is the greatest thing ever, then you try to enroll in the comprehensive plan, there is a good chance you will get a lot out of period of six months before you can get coverage. now, why am i here talking about this? because the state of washington tried this. we tried this approach in the 1990s after the state had passed a major healthcare reform bill in the 1990s and then a group of state legislatorslo allowed these plans to be sold along with compliance plans. guess what happened? all of the insurers in the state pulled out of the individual insurance market and it debts spiraled and ensued because the cost of that individual markets was so high and so great they could service it so they said if i have to offer a complianceo p

states last year to $19 billion according to a survey of state agents by the national association of realtors. the most popular destination was florida, the association economists saying many buyers were driven into the u.s. market by rising property prices in vancouver and toronto. overall there was a rise of almost a 1/3 in property purchases in the united states last year worth around $153 billion. catherine: quite tropical temperatures in paris, i feel like i'm in florida. the pictures make me want to go to the real thing, though. thanks very much. stephen carroll, our business editor. and we'll move on now with some sports headlines starting with the tour de france which has reached a particularly grueling and potentially decisive stage this wednesday. >> michael matthews has claimed his second stage win on this year's tour de france, coming out on top of a breathless french finish. a five-man group broke away earlier in the pedal. he was part of the group that came in quickly. chavenelle was the last to be swallowed up by the peloton. the green jersey struggled over the opening climb ge

how hackers are posing as realtors to take advantage of home buyers.r- triggered flash a water rescue with >>> it's amazing what the bottom 1,000 feet of the atmosphere can do. you go up 2 or 3,000 feet the air above san francisco is the same as the air above concord. bottom 1,000 fo, it's not! 65 degrees in san francisco in that marine layer. but concord without the marine layer it is 99 degrees. livermore 97. san jose 86. santa rosa 87 degrees. everybody is a bit warmer. but inland temperatures are up about 10 degrees today compared to yesterday. overnight lows tonight, low 60s. so a mild night fairfield vacaville concord walnut creek alamo livermore. san jose, morgan hill, low 60s. low cloud cover and fog already beginning the process of returning in san francisco and oakland and pacifica. your lows in the mid-50s. lots going on this weekend. this will be an active weekend if you are looking for something to do outside. berkeley kite festival always beautiful, breezy, 72 degrees. if garlic is your thing, head to gilroy with tens of thousands of your

according to a new report by the bay east realtors, home prices rose 16% during the first half of this year and the median price is now $780,000. >>> fremont prices are up more than 8% to over $8 million -- one person -- $1 million. some homes are more affordable in pockets of contra costa county. median prices around $400,000 in some spots. >>> only on 5 tonight, that he takes us on a tour of the property going for $16 million. >> beautiful, impassable -- impeccable landscaping and you can see it has an infinity pool -- >> reporter: this spot sits on 50 acres surrounded by rolling vineyards, oak trees and views of dry creek valley. the grounds feature an entertainment barn with the gym. a prostyle putting green, and a 6000 square foot home. it comes with a spacious kitchen . as well as three bedrooms and 4 1/2 baths. the price tag is $15.9 million. >> traditionally napa is where you will see the $10 million price tag but the last five years we've really seen an uptick in the amount of homes priced at 10+ million dollars in other areas. >> it's not just peels bird. -- peels berg. sales

then you of the homebuilders and realtors, everybody in the real estate industry on your case. i think the pressure against those types of changes. would be a norma's. at an ohio tax reform done this environment. everybody remains committed to a tax system that is simpler, that is more fair, that allows middle-class people to keep more income and working families. it may be as a little bit more. they really add to the economic inequality in the country. the carried interest provision which allows them to pay 15% taxes. when warren buffett is offended by. those things we're actually getting on the table i think hopefully we could negotiate on a bipartisan basis. >> how would you finance and expansion of health care? we are talking about ways to relieve taxes on the middle-class class people, the way we funded the aca is through higher taxes hit a lot of people. that is something, you can hear republicans are ready attacking democrats for, because they can't pass a repeal, the threat that your taxes would explode under a single player plan. what mechanism makes the most sense? >>

. >> reporter: realtor rosemary lalime. >> it makes it more difficult.e sure they have the right customs papers to own the property. >> reporter: the historic home was built in the 1800s to ease commerce between both countries. the nine-bedroom, five-bath estate is listed at $109,000. there is one sticking point. this door has to stalocked all the time? >> absolutely. if you step out that door, you're in canada, off the property and subject to be arrested. >> reporter: border patrol officers for both nations are right across the street. agent troy rabideau: >> it's always something we need to be cognizant of, who is coming in and who is going out. we do a pretty good job monitoring it. >> i have a wonderful relationship with both sides. lyfeel equally u.s. and canadian. she slept in canada and he slept in the united states. >> reporter: demoulin does have dual citizenship, but that perk won't come along with the deed. michelle miller, cbs news, beebe plain, vermont. ne ninan: and that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. the news continues on our

one witness spotting him trying to drag the 39-year old realtor and mother of three's body toward theny. when asked what happened, manzanares telling that witness, "she would not stop laughing at me." the victim's young daughter running for help. >> she was saying to my sister, i knew my dad would do this. i knew he would do this. >> reporter: the ship that had set sail from to juneau. passengers held on board for hours while the fbi investigated, interviewing 200 passengers and crew. david, manzanares was arraigned just moments ago on murder charges. he has not yet entered a plea, david. >> lynn say, ung that. >>> when we come back, the announcement from hillary clinton tonight. >>> also new developments in that deadly plane crash on the interstate. frantic calls to nrg just released and what investigators are saying. >>> and that scare on the water. this is unbelievable. the shark jumping onto the fishing boat. we'll be right become. feeling good in slim fit? that's cool. looking fabulous in my little black dress? that's cool. getting the body you want without surgery, needles, or d

. >> i said to my realtor the house has some good bones, it's got good bones.what are the good benz of capitalism before we come to the negatives? >> well, the good bones have been huge amount of, you know, innovation, technological splent that's taken place, okay, and the discovery of this mechanism and it's interesting provocative on the socialist end on the market, the invisible hand. having competition and that that actually encourages enterprises to be efficient and to search for innovative things and so on and so forth. and the model of economic democracy wants to preserve that, that isn't the fundamental problem, this competition versus cooperation. we've got get a better balance, but preserve that, okay, and do some fundamental changes that at one level are very dramatic, another level it's not going to change much right away, you won't maybe not notice it but it's huge. and it can solve the massive problems that we have. >> and the negatives? >> the negatives of capitalism, massive inequality, it's now getting worse and worse and worse, you know, and t

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landlords are allowed to solicit bids for their apartments the way realtors do for housing. you're willing to pay 3,000 a month for an apartment, i'll pay 3200. until the amount bid of person at 3 1/2. it is available all over in san francisco, chicago, new york and los angeles. alex came up with the idea. it caused immediate controversy. alex seems to welcome it. you got a lot of press. >> yes. >> it was negative press in some cases, but, boy, people started talking about rent berry. >> we got a lot of positive press as well, you know, tv stations, got an article, got the tv footage about us. so, it's actually mixed. but i would say there's like more positive than negative actually. >> what exactly was your goal in setting up this app? i'm not trying to be, you know, simplistic here. people talk all the time about the controversy over uber. to me, they have a wonderful real-time mobile reservation. that's what they do. it's when they bring in cars and drivers that they get very messy. you have an industry you're addressing where people are applying for apartments and landlo

then you of the homebuilders and realtors, everybody in the real estate industry on your case. i think the pressure against those types of changes. would be a norma's. -- enormous. everybody remains committed to a tax system that is simpler, that is more fair, that allows middle-class people to keep more income and working families. it may be as a little bit more. they really add to the economic inequality in the country. the carried interest provision which allows them to pay 15% taxes. when warren buffett is offended by. those things we're actually getting on the table i think hopefully we could negotiate on a bipartisan basis. susan: about three minutes left. >> how would you finance and expansion of health care? we are talking about ways to relieve taxes on the middle-class class people, the way we funded the aca is through higher taxes hit a lot of people. that is something, you can hear republicans are ready attacking democrats for, because they can't pass a repeal, the threat that your taxes would explode under a single player plan. what mechanism makes the most sense? r

today the national association of realtors announced that home sales dropped almost 2% last month.y home hunters are having issues finding a property. the shortage has prices climbing faster than the average income. we are seeing the crisis playing out here in silicon valley. according to the mercury news, the tiny homes will be 70 square feet in size. no more than 25 people will be able to live at the location. if the plan goes through, one community will be constructed in ten san jose district. >>> a san jose man calls the consumer investigative unit after finding out his lights don't work in his new home. >>> search for burglars. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. oakland today. mental health activists crowded a meeting of the >>> intense lob

the realtor saying that investors pulled back in june and that may have helped competition for regular just 13% of home sales. ha that's the lowest of the year. that pushed all cash sales down to 18% investors, all cash buyers have been real competition for the first time buyers trying to get into the market. still high home prices are keepg first time buyers out. we did get your signed contract. they'll be closing 2 to 3 months out. still the first half of 2017, no gains. back to you guys. >> thank you very much as the trading month comes to a close today. the dow hit a high the s&p has gone shortly into the red. we're joined by citigroup chief u.s. equity strategist always good to get your take good morning to you. >> good morning guys >> i think 24 or 25. what is the play book for you. >> it's got to be about what's going on in the market floating on top of the water and we think that's the environment we're looking at markets flattish but within the market and areas like financials and strengthening. we'd probably be moving as the fed worked on the balance sheet. economic growth co

right now, vallejo- fairfield is number one for home sales in the nation, according to realtor dot-com'st hotness index.it's a great opportunity for people to buy something because nothing else would compare to what's available in the bay areareal estate agent luis romero has no doubt this house will sell soon. he says anything from mobile homes starting at 65-thousand dollars, to million dollar homes are being sold one after the other. he says this affordable rate isn't because of the stigma of crime associated with vallejo, but because the 3 bedroom, 2 car garage home is a fixer upper. this side of vallejo has always been the most desirable. there are a lot of other places that are just as nice, there are other places that are much, much better but crime over here isn't an issue. you don't find any shootings like that over here. it's rare. standupromero put this house back on the market sunday and started getting calls right away.he expects to have at least 10 potential buyers within the next 24 hours..reporting from vallejoar kron 4 news. (justine) a california couple...who relocated

take a look at the new placeholder webpage that says hire a realtor with an option to enter your ziphe home and business service marketplace. for home improvement electronics insulation amazon may be expanding into the real estate referral business which is exactly what that website already does and has been doing for years. with reports of that surface. they show just how closely they are for this year's 30 hour primer date was the largest shopping day get. the sales grew 60% compared to last year. pretty big shopping day. i did many things but i did not buy anything. there is room to improve. as just not there. there's so much room for improvement over the app and let amazon come in. as someone who just listed their apartment there. i would have to disagree with that. and have you gotten any bids. $7,000 a month rent. amazon can come up with today delivery and real estate field. and then you would get it. look at amazon. the whole foods acquisition and now this. they head about 43 percent of the online commerce market. when you look at the places they're going they are still tiny.

right now, vallejo- fairfield is number one for home sales in the nation, according to realtor dot-com'sarket hotness index.it's a great opportunity for people to buy something because nothing else would compare to what's available in the bay areareal estate agent luis romero has no doubt this house will sell soon. he says anything from mobile homes starting at 65-thousand dollars, to million dollar homes are being sold one after the other. he says this affordable rate isn't because of the stigma of crime associated with vallejo, but because the 3 bedroom, 2 car garage home is a fixer upper. this side of vallejo has always been the most desirable. there are a lot of other places that are just as nice, there are other places that are much, much better but crime over here isn't an issue. you don't find any shootings like that over here. it's rare. standupromero put this house back on the market sunday and started getting calls right away.he expects to have at least 10 potential buyers within the next 24 hours..reporting from vallejoar kron 4 news. (j.r.) starting tomorrow, the price to go

homes hitting a record high according to national association of realtors, buyers from various country153 billion bucks worth of u.s. property from april last year to march of this year, a 50% hike, a jump from a year earlier, where were sales? in florida, california, texas. where do they come from? klein, canada, the u.k. and russia, made up about 1%. of purchase. right, we have to story for you, following kathy griffin, rosie o'donnell, now sparking controversy after promoting a quote, president killing game on twitter. details. also rapper snoop dogg sending out this video depicting the beating of a police officer to his 18 million instagram followers. he said, it is about that time. but first this -- opioid crisis killing so many people in american, in ohio, so much so that state of ohio is running out of rooms at morgues. we have a sheriff on that story for you, he said, he will not let his deputies carry the narcan on duty. you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights.

the bay east association of realtors finds there's just not enough single-family homes. this has resulted in prices soaring up and down the 880 corridor. prices soared in contra costa and alameda counties, and have dropped in richmond and pittsburgh. >>> an attack at a train station and who witnessed it. we'll have how the whole thing was handled. >>> and pedal fast this morning, jack london square in oakland. we'll bring you here and show you what all the fun is about. >>> ♪ all right. rise and shine. throw a little disco at you on a late july saturday. we've got a little bit of fog but looks like it's going to be hot. >> i'm going to show you a picture of one i took from fisherman's wharf where you can see all the buildings. >> the b of a building, now that just goes forever. >>> any way, happy saturday, everyone. good to have you with us. >> good morning to you. i'm claudine wong. every time i see a little hazy out there, i start going, oh, rosemary. >> it looks warm doesn't it? >> when it looks warm in san francisco -- >> it is going to be warm everywhere. >> or hot.

. >> the realtor has listed the home for $240,000. >> this is by far the most unusual listing i haveor seen or heard about. >> keller says the owner is a shy woman who did not want to be interviewed but she built this log cabin with her husband and when he became tur nully ill, this house became her passion. >> she worked on the process of the house over years, it's been a ten-plus year project, and is that a cat. >> since going on the market a month ago the listing has gone viral with millions of hits on line, but we are the first news crew to show up for a look. >> every inch of the krael something puzzles she put together and tacked to the ceiling. >> how do you feel standing over there? >> overwhelmed. >> what is amazing, the woman only has two cats. no, here's what is really amazing. >> i thought it would smell. >> no, it doesn't. >> she had a room designated for a cat box. >> and there is interest from cat rescue groups, but as much cat stuff as there is, it's only half of what used to be here. >> can you say, why would you list that, it must smell like cats, and it's a terribl