. >> as a top selling realtor, beverly carter had become somewhat of a local celebrity. with her smile, he put house hunters at ease, trusted to find the perfect home like she often did. >> nobody can do it like beverly could. >> but there was a down side to celebrity. >> this realtor had a target on her back. >> she did and she didn't know it. >> for beverly, being a realtor was more than closing the deal. was see in the perfect job for her personality? >> yes. >> her son and his wife were amazed at how much they loved her. >> one of her clients, she went to their baby shower. she just sold them a house. >> she a beautiful smile. and she had a laugh that would fill the room. >> and she was hands down the most genuine person you ever met. >> chad said it was like his mom glowed. >> she was very radiant. i think that's what spoke out to people, was that kfd, and people noticed. it was naturally beautiful. >> it was that natural beauty that caught the eye of her husband, carl. they met when they were just kids. >> she was 16. i was 19. >> where did you meet her? >> splendo

realtors say if an a uses a specific name, go to that realtor's website a call the number listed. the attorney general says if do you get duped, you should report it to law enforcement immediately. and a reminder, never, ever, wire money. >> y, was that frightening. she got scammed twice. $10,000. >> just over $7,000. >> for a total of $7,000. even so, yikes clam good work. thanks. >> the d.c. housing authority told the i-am agency was not aware that its name was being misused by the until news4 asked about it and the spokesperson is calling the scheme deplorable. said the agency is working with local aeral authorities to try to stop i had. >> larry hogan will have to do withoutn endorsement from the nra. he has been downgraded from an a minus to a c rating. earned a llenge failing f-rating from the nra. something jealous touts with pride. >>> news4 is hosting a debate in the virginia senate race. chuck todd will be moderating the debate. you can watch it all h rightere on nbc 4. >>> next, new efforts to change some of the most uncomfortable parts of flying. >>> and the special fo

just like with any property search, finding the right realtor is critical.tionship you have with the realtor can make a huge difference. >> warren is a very good listener. so when you say, "i'm looking for a house with character or one that has green grass that i can see," he takes note of all those issues. he also is an extremely good detective. he will notice little things around a house that potentially could cause a problem. >> warren, when you met kay, what type of things were you asking her to make sure that you could satisfy what her objectives were and her husband's objectives? >> all the questions that you would typically ask a buyer. of course, you ask about the house, what kinda house they're looking for. you want a one-story house? how many bedrooms? how many baths? you know, the typical questions you would ask. but you also ask some questions about their lifestyle. >> when thinking about your retirement, there are some dos and don'ts that you need to keep in mind. first of all, you need to understand what will be really important to you over the

when we come back, we'll speak with a realtor who had such bad issues with her hoa that she now worksate folks about buying in hoa communities. [ woman vocalizing ] ♪ >> welcome back. i'm bob massi, the property man. jill schweitzer. well, she got burned and harassed by her hoa. but she didn't take it laying down. >> about five years ago, i bought into a bad hoa. i discovered that they weren't spending the money properly. and then, also, i was surprised at how they handled insurance claims, not treating everybody the same. >> she created hoa savers and is working to educate homeowners and help them navigate the often tricky world of homeowners associations. >> as a realtor, i was surprised to learn that we're not taught anything about hoas. so everything i've learned was through my own experience. >> as a realtor, jill says she wants her clients to know exactly what they're getting into when they buy in hoa communities so there are no surprises later on. what do people give up when they decide to buy a home that has an association? what type of things are they actually giving up when

(jc) "it's not just about the realtors...ending more at local stores, restaurants, i'm going to the hardware store..money is going to be infused to the economy." both sides have about six weeks to convince voters. tag. (catherine) east palo alto is taking action against r-v communities amid complaints about unsanitary conditions. there are at least fifty r-v's parked here on bay road on any given night. but now neighbors are complaining. so east palo alto is making a city owned parking lot available to homeless residents on the streets in r-v's...with space for at least two dozen vehicles. the lot will also have bathrooms and security. it will be limited to residents whose rv's are licensed, insured and functional.

finally, when the realtor gained access to the in law unit the man had rented he was shocked to see the conditions behind the toilet completely blocked and human waste on the floor, bed, and furniture. >> upon entering the property you could smell the heavy stench . from there once he got in there and went into the living space it was completely littered with debris, garbage, and upon a closer look he sees syringes and needles. >> reporter: we have contacted air b&b who is working on getting a response to us. air b&b offers one million- dollar host protection insurance policies free of charge to the property owners. we hope to update the story later today . the realtor was but with earlier said the homeowners have opted in on that one a dollar insurance policy. there is some solace there. a lot of that work is still underway. you can see a professional cleaning crew is here working on that process. it was unbelievable in there earlier today. >> it is an eye-opener for anyone who rents their space. >>> a trial date was set for the two men charged in the deadly go ship warehouse fire in o

and they often turn to erin as their realtor. >> through erin, we bought four houses, three of whichs and one my daughter and son-in-law live in. >> how did you view the idea of commission, a commission-based contract? >> by the time you do 6 percent commission on the sale of a house, especially in california where we live, that's a chunk of money. >> right. >> for one piece of business. >> for one transaction. but in the past, that was the way, at least, you did the business. >> you had to. >> no choice. >> no alternative. >> when her husband passed away, she decided to sell some of the investments. >> my financial adviser really wanted me out of the real-estate business. >> mm-hmm. >> so i went to erin with that house. and he said, "oh, by the way, i'm doing this new thing." >> did you ever get a sense that you would -- sort of the services would not be as extensive as if it was on a commission? >> i wouldn't agree to an arrangement that did not add all of those things that you come to expect from your listing agent. >> bottom line is, you saved a lot of money. >> yes. >> and that'

before they sent us away again now the building is protected as a historical sites and that's why a realtor put up the placard like you're looking for it was unfortunate. experts estimate that more than one hundred torture victims probably killed by pinochet's police are buried on the grounds of the colony. only one u.s. grave has been found so far and relatives now gather at the site to remember the victims. dugas knew nothing about these graves even though she lived at colonia dignidad. i'm very close to tears this is a very emotional scene it's painful to remember what happened here. there's also a woman whose son was a student when he disappeared without a trace you know when you look at the name. for the well this is all i have is a picture of you know there are so many questions where are you what happened to you you know i spent years looking for you but i've never been able to find you they were sure you know that in may well. then this decides to speak to the group. so. my name is doris i used to live here. we were going to do a live concert so it hurts me to think about what happe

if you look, this is what the realtor found when he came sunday, just piles of filth. waste littered everywhere. evidence of iv drug use, surrenders, and needles all over the ground. the bed completely trashed and soaked in what appears to be human waste and blood. the realtor said this was a home that had been rented out by the tenant for about 3 or 3.5 months. he suspected there could be problems because of voter outside. he said the moment he opened the door the stench the stunt was overwhelming. let's go and hear him now. suck garbage everywhere and needles it is was hard to discover that -- because they were needles everywhere. blood stains on the bed and the bathroom was covered in filth >>reporter: covered in filth is the only way to describe it. the cleanup crew working hard trying to get this place straightened out. the owner, out of the country right now understandably very upset. we have had a chance to review the insurance policy associated with airbnb. this was an airbnb rental property and as we understand, airbnb would ensure a property up to $1 million

tonya is a jewish american realtor and wedding planner who was viciously cyber trolled in whitefish, montana. i'm fighting back by bringing a lawsuit against andrew england, the publisher of the daily stormer. we filed suit in montana federal court, claiming invasion of privacy, intentional infliction of emotional distress and harassment and intimidation. i truly believe that what they did to me isn't protected by free speech. they targeted me and that's against the law. nothing would have been more hurtful than giving up. but surviving and fighting back has brought me a sense of peace and justice, as long as i'm alive, i want to fight and make sure that nobody else endures this again. i remember telling my children when trump first -- was first elected president that there would be no trump jokes in our home, that he was our president, whether we voted for him or not, and we needed to be respectful. when asked about president trump in some of the early interviews after the incident, i was respectful and said no comment. what did he have to do with what happened to me? even when he w

i'm the problem in my building, because realtors don't like it when you open your door wearing a "v for vendetta" mask, and they've actually lowered the going price on my building, this is true, i'm offended. what, my building is not good enough to evict me from? and next they are going to put it on groupon i hear. i wanted to just -- because if you could -- camera person could get in close here on this flyer, i am really excited about being on sfgov.tv. there's my agent. you know, a lot of people say to me after shows, they say, i wish you'd get on hbo, marga, i wish you'd get on netflix, because they support me, but they don't understand i love what i do. sure, money would be great, but i feel like i've been a live performer in the gay and latino and progressive community in san francisco and all the family of our community throughout the country, and there's nothing better than being a live performer. and i'm doing this show, "latin standards," at the marsh in berkeley. no more drinks. no more drinks. and it's the 12th solo show, and it is a show about my father, who was cuban, and a

food including prepared food for immediate consumption from authorized electronic benefit transfer realtors. this change of life to the entire state and is activated until the end of october. additionally families in our will have an extra month of benefits loaded onto their cards automatically to allow moms and kids continual access to healthy foods. we have also put in place additional forms of likability in our medicaid program so people can get care easier. we continue to have up medical shelters and disaster hotline for crisis counseling. we know that disasters are stressful and this hotline is in place 24 hours a day or you can get connected to services or just talk. know that you are not alone. 800.985.5990 messages. with a few please do not drive or walk through standing or moving water. turn around, don't drown. in yourave flooding home, be careful touching electrical equipment. if you do lose power, do not use a gas powered generator inside enclosed spaces for threat of carbon monoxide poisoning. any food thataway may have come in contact with floodwaters or may have not been refr

htysing authori to get victims to pay more money and keep stealing the identity of this reputable realtor to make their fake ads look mor convincing. >> i called everybody i could. lawyers, police, fbi. >> fake ads with his name keep popping up. dozens c of peoptacted him to complain. >> my heart dropped. what am i caught up in it's not me. >> the scammers constantly switch bank accounts ato keep from being caught. >> new details, the hawaii volcanoes national park is set to open today. the park wase closed m than e0 days because of the month-longption earlier this year. plans to attend a sof opening over the weekend. it caused widespread damage to park infrastructure a dramatically changed the landscape. the summit crater insi park doubled in size as lava drained. hundreds of homes outside the park were also destroyed by lava. >>> a war scene. that is whathe mayor of a town in canada says his community htoks like r now. take a look. twoornadoes touched down outside of the capitol of ottawa on friday. take a look a this dramatic video. sent six people to the hospital, tore off roof tops a

the testimony realtor today concerns allegations of sexual assault, very serious allegations. this is ann incredibly complex and sensitive subject to discuss, and it's not an easy want to discuss it. that is why the senators on this side of the dice believe an expert who has deep experience and training in interviewing victims of sexual assault and investigating sexual assault lee allegations should be asking questions. this will be in stark contrast to the grandstanding and chaos that we saw from the other side during the previous four days in this hearing process. i can think of no one better equipped to question the witnesses than rachel mitchell. ms. mitchell is a career prosecutor, civil servant with decades of experience investigating and prosecuting sex crimes. she has dedicated her career to seeking justice for survivors of sex-related felonies. most recently rachel was a division chief of the special victims division maricopa county attorneysth office which prosece sex crimes and family violence. then democratic senator, governor janet napolitano previously recognized

before they sent us away again and now the building is protected as a historical sites and that's why realtors put up the plaque plaque in the good offices of fortress. experts estimate that more than one hundred torture victims probably killed by pinochet's police are buried on the grounds of the colony. only one grave has been found so families and relatives now gather at the site to remember the victims. do this knew nothing about these graves even though she lived at colonia dignidad. it's very close to tears this is a very emotional scene it's painful to remember what happened here. there is also a woman whose son was a student when he disappeared without a trace you know when you look at the name. for the place is all i have is a picture of you there are so many questions where are you what happened to you you know i spent years looking for you but i've never been able to find you they were sure you know well. then this decides to speak to the group. so. my name is doris i used to live here. so it hurts me to think about what happened here and i'm ashamed then going to winston. but i wou

this ng may be true for realtors and cooks. but it's different with jobs involving creativity or social interaction computers are less likely to ever sweep them away. but all in all that digital revolution is indeed destroying jobs. it's not a myth. myth number four computers wage war or are about to there are generals and politicians who like the idea of sending robots to war instead of people computers make decisions at lightning speed make fewer mistakes and aren't burdened by emotions in fact a number of armed forces already deployed robots but so far only certain defensive systems have been able to take action autonomous when it comes to attacking for example with drones humans still do the firing. but autonomous offensive weapons are being developed so it's not a myth that computers wage war. but it doesn't have to be humans and machines can actually get along very nicely. service robots are poised to play a benevolent role in our lives. and personal shoppers for instance. or in hospitals as assistants in surgery and care

. >> reporter: this is what realtor and property manager egan lim walked into just a few days ago and fromted him to call in private clean, a crime scene cleaning crew. >> it was something out of a horror movie. >> it was pretty bad. people from the outside walking by could smell. so you had joggers stopping, going, uh, wow, what's that smell? >> reporter: the $5.3 million home in one of san francisco's toniest neighborhoods, ransacked by the renter inside. >> this was a queen bed. there was a headboard right here. there was blood stains. >> reporter: to give you an idea of just how bad this home was, take a look at this bucket. it's filled with about 150 needles, most of them for drug use. this in-law suite was rent ford 3 1/2 months for $100 a night through airbnb. lim can't even estimate how much damage was done. >> we're going to file a complaint, more formal complaint. >> reporter: airbnb does have a $1 million host guarantee in case of damages. the company sent us this statement, saying in part, "in 2017 there were more than 49 million trips at airbnb listings worldwide. signifi

so when i contacted this realtor, i was like, "give me one of the nicest houses in waycross," 'causeave a nice lifestyle living in this town, she would be able to feel better about herself and the business would benefit. in order to be in this business, you have to live here. i showed you today examples of if you're not where the business is, things happen. inventory isn't counted right, you can't get the books and records right, and a lot of it is because you're not actually there. nancy: that's not something i really considered or thought about, so -- lemonis: moving to waycross is not something you thought about? nancy: mnh-mnh. lemonis: it doesn't make sense to me that you don't think it's important to be where the business is. nancy: mm...i'm not sure. i do love the beach. lemonis: but the beach isn't where we make trailers. nancy: but -- exactly. lemonis: do you think she thought she was gonna live with me in waycross? amber: no, but why not tom live in wayc-- why are you just taking nancy? lemonis: because i felt like tom was gonna be easier to get to the other side. amber: mm

the tavern league, the realtors, the restauranteurs. right then and there, there are so many people who are now in the individual market but work for small businesses that will have a chance at getting more comprehensive insurance because of those three reforms right there. we have better days ahead. it could be even better if we could get a bigger bill passed. i think we have better days coming ahead. host: we have about five minutes. foreign-policy question, perhaps. >> more of a leadership question. i can help to reflect on the death of john mccain and his comments about the decline of regular order in the senate. i can to this town in 1986. i worked for the director of the peace corps. moments,mccain's last he talked about returning to the regular order where there was open debate. tummy a little bit about your thoughts on the institutions that you are leading. rep. ryan: that's a good question. seeing that we are institutionalization of society and occurring -- occurring in america and the world. things decide a lot of -- this is n

yoon says not osy d that price younger buyers out but keeps current home owners i plac >> 14% of realtors are indicating that when they are speaking with clients that clients do not want to list properties because they like the current low mortgage rates. >> and that's exas baiting thea ady critical supply shortage, especially on the low end of the market where housing is most in demand. that was clear in the august figures, sales down 12% for homes priced under $100,000. but up 12% for those priced over io mi there are far more million dollar homes available than cheap homes. >> we have a good economic back drop, jobs are being created very high net worth for people who have exposure tong hou equity as well as the stock market for the upper end market is moving. >> higher there rates could cool the today's inflated home prices. in california, the priceyest market in nation sales dropped dramatically and the g pricens are finally shrinking. for nightly business report, diana olick. >> >>> the stock market market getting a smakeovere recognizable names including facebook twitter and google

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they're trying to guard aid myanmar the reason i mean one may disagree with how it is done but one realtor about if you try and look from the american point of view is to send the message that we cannot keep providing you security aid and military assistance on the grounds that you promised that you would do something but you are not doing it and so maybe maybe cutting off aid is the v.a. to either seaver that or not we share any interest still or to make you do something that you said you would do but you have not done up till now but in the cases of egypt you know cutting funding because they say they have concerns over their human rights democracy and myanmar or that governments attacks on the revenge or would you say that that's made any difference at all if you look at egypt sort of human rights and democracy record now or the fact that myanmar is completely denying all of the allegations against its government for its treatment of the. all i would say is that sometimes instead of giving money it may be a good way to check whether or not you have any leverage if i don't have leverage

. >> reporter: this is what realtor and property manager egan limb walked into a few days ago and prompted him to call in private clean, a crime scene cleaning crew. >> it was something out of a horror movie. >> it was pretty bad. people from the outside walking by could smell. you had joggers stopping and going, wow, what's that smell? >> reporter: the $5.3 million home ransacked by the renter inside. >> this was a clean bed, a head board right here. there was bloodstains. >> to give you an idea of how bad this home was, take a look at this bucket. it's filled with about 150 needles, most of them for drug use. this in-law suite was rented for 3 1/2 months for $100 a night. limb can't estimate how much damage was done. >> we're filing a complaint. >> reporter: airbnb has a $1 million host guarantee. in 2017 there were more than 49 million trips at airbnb listings worldwide, significant property damage was reported to us only .004% of the time. something even limb agrees with, and says won't deter him from managing properties through rental sates. >> i use it myself. i'm very confident in u

-wnative advertising in the feed and in our e-mails,w ts, and th realtors, as well.nextdoor co-founder prakash janakiraman.h. thank you so muc-thank . -turning now from connecting neighborhoods to bringing together millions of people online. imagine a free website where you can find more than 100,000 discussion forums onagretty much any topic able. welcome to reddit.20 since its launch i,h reddit has become the fourth most popular website in the us. each month, hundreds of millions of visitors comment on and post links to various topics, known as subreddits. but with that growth comes challenges. like facebook, twitter, and other social media reddit is grappling with how to protect free speech while fighting hate speech and online bullying. here now to talk about all of this is the general counsel and vice president of reddit, melissa tidwell. meli a, nice to have you here-th. -so, reddit is one of the most popular websites, not only in the us, but in the world. yet it doesn't have the same name recognition as, say, youtube or facebook. why do you think that is? -you

duration plans, getting association health plans in place, i mean, gosh, just the tavern league, the realtors, restauranteurs, right then and there, there are so many people who are now in the individual market, but work for small businesses, that will have a chance at getting much more comprehensive affordable health insurance because of those three reforms right there. so, i think we are going to have-- we have better days ahead. it could be even better if we could get a bigger bill passed, but i think we've got better days coming ahead. >> so, we've got about five minutes. >> foreign policy question perhaps? >> more of an institutional leadership question. my name is tony carroll and-- >> quite the speech. >> and i can't help, but think about the death of john mccain and decline of regular order in the senator and i came to this town in 1986 and worked for loretta miller-- director of the peace corps. >> and the collegiality was evident at that time and seems to have broken down. i think john mccain's last talking about the order. and talk about what you're leaving. >> that's a good questi

>> guest: acer have a realtor i been talking that the first amendment all day. that's where the conversation needs to start. almost no one on the hill is talking relation has paid any attention to the first amendment. if they acknowledge it they say we regulated broadcasters. we had the fairness doctrine. rod caches are the only medium that was ever denied full first amendment protection because they were given government licenses that does not apply to any other medium unit included. in other words, you can't deduce anything from how the courts will analyze regulation of the internet from what broadcasters were protected. having said that there is a buffer government to protect national security, to enforce our laws. that's why we have, for example, foreign agent registration act. that law in theory requires for agency to register so they can be monitored appropriate. it's not in force in that gets picked there are bills pending that would amend forwarders to give it teeth to be sure it could be used and it's the people like mark warner are not talking about re

kind of the different stake holders, be it home builders, realtors, the junior prevereds, the democrats, may have to shake things up at fhfa and know what is taking us back to status quo and pretty well has undone most of the good work edward marco did when he was there. so i prefer a legislative fix if i -- fix. if i can't get one a five-year administrative fix, and again catalyst for legislative action is very much called for. so if you had a plan, again, where at least i believe you can take the pressure down in systemic risk. if you far low down the types of mortgages that fannie and freddie can ult mately -- can ultimately put their wrap around you ensure that gfees are properly calibrated if you reduce conforming loan limits, and if you let the patch begin to expire, then yes, i think you will have some action. but i also think you reduce the systemic risk that's building in the system now. so yes. i very much endorse the plan. and have said so again to key decisionmakers in the administration. mr. wallison: that's good to hear. mr. hensarling: they don't always heed my call or ta

before they sent us away again now the building is protected as a historical sites and that's why a realtor put up the placard plucky little girl does unfortunately. experts estimate that more than one hundred torture victims probably killed by pinochet's police are buried on the grounds of the colony. only one grave has been found so far and relatives now gather at the site to remember the victims. doris knew nothing about these graves even though she lived at colonia dignidad. i'm very close to tears this is a very emotional scene it's painful to remember what happened here. there's also a woman whose son was a student when he disappeared without a trace you know when you look at the name. all i have is a picture of you there are so many questions where are you what happened to you you know i spent years looking for you but i've never been able to find you they were sure you know that in may well. then this decides to speak to the group. so. my name is doris i used to live here. you know. so it hurts me to think about what happened here and i'm ashamed i'm going to run some. pretty hard n

kind of the different stakeholders be it, the homebuilders, the realtors, the junior preferreds, the democrats, somebody has to shake things up at fh ha and it is taking us back to status quo. it has been undone most of the good work when he was there. i prefer a legislative fix if i can get one, a five-year administrative fix. a catalyst for legislation is called for. where at least i believe you can take the pressure down in systemic risk if you narrow down the types of mortgages that fannie and freddie can ultimately put their wrap around , if you ensure that gc's are properly calibrated. if you reduce conforming loan limits. and if you let the patch begin to expire, then yes, i think you will have some action but i also think you reduce the systemic risk a building now. so yes, i very much endorse the plan. the key decision-makers at the administration. >> that's good to hear. they don't always heed my call. i have the same complaint. the thing that worries me i would say is if we start down the path of legislation we will be wasting many years while the market continues to grow

the realtor group analyzed more than 30,000 zip codes based on the time it takes properties to sell and how frequently they are viewed to determine the most desired spot to live. the hottest the codes include kentwood michigan followed by colorado's rings, colorado and castro valley right here in california and peabody massachusetts. >> when you look at these hot places, we are seeing home cell 50 to 60 days faster than the u. s. average. particularly here in the bay area, the averages 15 days which is only two weeks that it is taking for buyers to buy those homes. >> the zip codes also had more affordable homes with some exceptions and residents in the majority of those areas are reporting higher rates and they tend to earn more money. >>> the judge k's is raising questions about the reliability of regulations and memory -- recollections and memory. we will hear from an expert about how and why people remember different things in different ways.>>> we are looking at that fog and it's getting thicker. it's pretty warm. we will have the forecast and the weekend. >>> bill cosby sent his -

.>> reporter: she ran only grabbing her purse which is when the realtor got in the driver seat and took off. surveillance video there shows them arriving and leaving the stolen car on the street where sfp spotted it.>> they knocked on the door of the hotel room, the two suspects answered the door where they were detained.>> reporter: the victim was able to identify them on the spot. the bartender was shocked, not just of the car theft but the drive through the city and he feels for the driver who was just doing her job.>> labor day you are working. it's not a company car it's her own property. i can't imagine what she went through. >>> tomorrow is the start of urban shield, a program designed to help first responders including police, fire crews and paramedics to prepare for major emergencies. after this year the training will change because the alameda county board of supervisors voted to have regional training focus more on responding to natural disasters than terrorism. many groups argued urban shield had started to become a paramilitary training exercise. this year's training will s

and they keep stealing the identity of this reputable realtor to make their ads look more convincing. >> i tried to call everybody i liuld. lawyers, , fbi. >> reporter: he says fake ads with his name just keep popping back up. dozens of people have contacted him to complain. >> my heart dropped. i was like, what am i caught up in? it's like, it's not me. >> reporter: the scammers is constantly switch bank accounts and contact info to keep from being caught. see what you can do to avoid becoming the next victim, tonight on news 4 at 5:00. >> jodie fleischer reporting there. a montgomery county resident had an welcome encounter this weekend with a copperhead snake, and that snake bit this, pers who was gardening in rockville on saturday. that's a picture there of the snake one it was captured. yes, keep it right inside. >> don't let it out! >>lu ily, that bite wasn't life-threatening. the bite was considered a dry bite. i've never heard of such a thing. okay. i'm not havg encounters with snakes to learn. the snake did not inject any s veno that's why it's called that. montgomery county

housingty authori to get victims to pay more money and keep stealing the identity of this reputable realtor to me their ads look more convincing. >> i tried to call everybody i co lawyers, police, fbi. >> fake adsam with his keep popping back up. >> my heart dropped. wh am i caught up in it's not me. >> the scammers constantly switch bank accounts and contact info to keep fromht being see what you can do to avoid becoming the next victim. tonight on news 4 at 5:00. >> the hawaii vcanoes national rk on the big island is set to open today. it wase closed m than 100 days after it began erupting. it damaged the infrastructure and dramatically changed the landscape. crater in the park doubled in size. hundomds of outside the >>rk were also destroyed by lava. war scene. that's what the mayor of a town in canada says his community looks like right now.o w tornadoes touched down outside of the capitol of ottawa on friday. there was so much todestruction. off roof tops and left her than 100,000 canadians without power. no one was killed. we turn now to video of more severe weather. angi has the late

thesemmers impersonate realtors with five star ratings online.nd then they post properties at affordable prices. jody goesrc undeer to find out twy'rehe >> and how you can recognize this heme. also ahead, you're feeling the sque oe. >> the sea the planes are getting smaller and smaller. what is happening this week to make you a littl more comfortable? a little more roomy? >> we'll seeho with you stories. that's a good story. coming up next. >> if they could start charging us lessho for crampy seats. >> baby steps. >> a few inches at a time. >>> turning to e weather, we want to dry out and get a little sun andot we've some more summer coming. >> yeah. temperatures today in the 60s. we're going way above average. that will come with a good chance of strong toly potenti severe storms wednesday afternoon. out there now, currently, 67 degrees. we've got the showers and drizzle around town. that will continue through the night. 7:00, 9:00, 11:00. i will definitely keep that umbrella handy as you move t throug evening hours. the temperatures everywhere

>> every realtor has that line. i know a guy. i know a guy who can fix that. i know a guy. i will turn that down. >>> we have it warm to hot inland. it is turning claudia mostly cloudy and cooler on friday. we have a combination of low and high clouds. the fog will march around. it is long in the tooth for the fog season but here it is, the system is right there and it will move tomorrow, some of the higher clouds in the outer bands on easter edge -- eastern edge could drift across. this track takes a northward turn towards southern california and arizona. that seems to be the consensus although not all say that. one forecast model shows the moisture towards us. it would not be until late monday or tuesday. 40s and 50s on the temps and down towards santa clarita valley, santa cruz mountains are in the 50s and then mainly 50s here, santa clara is at 55 degrees. cupertino is 53 in spots. that will be the source of our big cooldown starting tomorrow and maybe some splashÃshowers saturday to the north. -- may be some splash and dash showers saturday to the north. everyone will

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