>it started with a phone call for realtor tiffni hald."re asking about it being for rentso i called the listing agent and she said no it isn't."dozens of people hoping to árentá a housethat she's trying to ásell.á nevada city police say she's one of several realtors targeted by a craigslist scammer.someone is copying their legitimate listingsand posting them on craigslist saying the houses are for rentat a very low price."this person was following through and sending out questionnaires to these people, asking for money, asking personal questions."the scammer lists his phone numberand tells renters to mail a deposit to him and he'll send keys.he says he lives out of state, so he can't take them on a tour. "the thing that is really sad about the whole situation is that people are so desperate for rentals in the area and affordable rentals that they are willing to send money without even going in the house."hald flagged the ads the scammer posted about her propertiesnow replaced by a scam warning."don't fall for these guys tricks.""the thing

the realtor.. who's selling her own home..says one of the items that was stolen is her mother's wedding ring. she told us there were a lot of people in her home at the time -- and she didn't realize when the suspects left. the suspects are described as a man and a woman in their late 30's. a woman --distracted by her phone... almost becomes a robbery victim... reporter hermela aregawi shows us... the whole thing is caught on camera... including the good samaritan who stepped in to help. natsot 1259 yeah kinda frightening police continue their search for the man.. seen in this video. a live look at oakland airport... where a pretty special flight took off today for the big island of hawaii... a southwest airlines flight landing in hawaii ... for the first time ever... it was just a test flight... but it's part of southwest s plans to begin offering regular service between the bay area and the islands. great news to one veteran southwest employee... and hawaiian native. "...southwest culture is similar to the aloha culture ...i'

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in dc but the realtors cancelled and hosted their own meeting, we were not invited.s they are addressing the scam. >> criminals are hacking into e-mail accounts. >> it's been viewed 28,000 times. impressive but nowhere close to reaching the 1.3 million members or the more than 10 million people who bought a house since it was posted. >> they need to do more. >> he feels national tech and security standards are needed to protect home buyers. as well as. >> it's necessary to lockdown communication. >> more open meetings like this one. >> this issue isn't go to go away. >> where agents can be honest about the hack attack -- >> this hits home. >> -- and get the message out. >> we have to do something about it. >> after that eye opening meeting in boston, we have two recommendations for buyers. first insist your agents never use personal e-mail for business. that's how many hackers get in. second, shop around for a title company, don't just offer the one your agent offers. and ask if they have a safe room to block hackers. our digital team produced this short video about

the realtor says one of the items that was stolen is her mother's wedding ring. she told us there were a lot of people in her home at the time and she didn't realize when the suspects left. the suspects are described as a man and woman in their late 30s. >>> a woman distracted by her phone almost becomes a robbery victim. the whole thing caught on camera, including the good samaritan who stepped in to help. >> reporter: police have released new video of a disturbing teak that left people in this downtown l.a. neighborhood shaken. the victim crosses a small alleyway when a man runs up behind here, throws her to the ground and drags her several feet before a bystander intervenes and scares him off. >> he thought the victim was looking at her phone, he pulled the purse from her shoulder. and he didn't believe there was gonna be a struggle. >> reporter: police say the woman was looking down at her phone and was carrying a purse. they believe the attack was an attempted robbery. >> she was looking at her phone for whatever reason. and obviously the suspect decided to

it's an example of globalization say the realtors said pensees doesn't see anything wrong with it after all money makes the world go round. bosnia-herzegovina is a country still rebuilding after the civil war ended more than twenty years ago ethnic divides between serbs croats and bosnians remain today even in the government in the capital syria vote the scars of the conflict are still visible but one group of artists is transforming its grey facades into works of art and the changes are more than cosmetic they're a celebration of the country's diversity. benyamin sees the grey walls of sarajevo as his canvas he loves transforming them into colorful works of street art. a few years ago he and some friends set up the association. for colored gang. their first project was a massive tree. we wanted to create a large format light and colors. so that everyone walking past would get some comfort in this grey and quantity environment. but it's not only about making sorry gave a brighter overall united also has political messages to spread on a massive wall not far from the city center they spr

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ever let any agent in the transaction use personal e-mail, that is how the hackers get in. >> the realtorso not want to deal with you? they want to minimize the problem? >> i think they prefer to have the conversations in private. however, at the same time, they are clearly is a gap where the public needs to know about it. it needs to be a public discussion to prevent people from losing money. we will continue to do the story, here in public. >> survey on it, chris. if you know anyone that fell for the scam, give us a call. chris wants to hear from you. or go to nbc bayier.com/responds. >> new at 11:00, assessing the damage, there's new images from yosemite, the national park service, all of the recent snow has taken a toll, 50 guest cabins have been damaged or destroyed. some employees have had to temporarily find housing as well. park services said that yosemite received up to two feet of snow from the recent storms and they could be getting more, jeff. >> yeah, i know some people in the foothills of the sierra, just got the power back on from the last storm. >> it was a week. >> yeah, t

one realtor jokes it is back to the days of realtors working for a living. >> we have to advertise, market, do open houses, bring people in, talk up the listings and get people excited about them. that is just the way real estate is meant to be, anyway. >> reporter: maureen naylor, for ktvu, fox 2 news . >>> coming up, 13-year-old national figure skating champion . at 10:30 me the teenager from richmond just back from the u.s. figure skating championships in detroit where she earned the gold-medal. >>> a bay area chef dishes a political controversy, his refusal to serve anyone wearing a hat with a make america great again slogan. >>> a battle in berkeley, we will tell you about the city council meeting about a new development. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local c

session in d.c., but the realtors canceled and privately hosted their own meeting. invited. the realtor association told us it is addressing the scam, with agent training, warnings on its website and this youtube video. >> criminals are currently hacking into email accounts. >> reporter: it's been viewed 28,000 times, impressive, but nowhere close to reaching the association's 1.3 million members, or the more than 10 million people who bought a house since it was posted. >> i think they need to do a lot more. >> reporter: nate baker feels national, tech and security standards are urgently needed to protect home buyers, as well as -- >> it's necessary to lock down communication. >> reporter: more open meetings like this one. >> this issue is not going to go away. >> reporter: where agents can be honest about the nonstop hack attack. >> this really hits home. >> reporter: and get the message out. >> and we have to do something about it. >> after that eye-opening meeting in boston, we have two recommendations for buyers. first, insist that your agents never use persona

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. >> realtors say homes weeks to they are warning sellers to lower their price. >> last year we had 28 offers in january. then it went over. now we have to be more realistic. everyone has to understand it is a different market. >> an example can be seen right here where there is a house on the market and the listing agent said the same household six months ago for $100,000 more. he says it is the reality of what happened. >> buyers have twice as many homes on the market to look at compared to one year ago. one realtor said this is the day when they have to actually work. >> now we have to advertise and bring people in. we have to talk up the listings and get people excited. that is the way real estate is meant to be anyway. >> back to you. >>> in palo alto, a reprieve for people who are facing eviction. the city has notified the owner of the president hotel that the city requires that tenants be offered a one-year lease agreement. the owner said they were trying to evict them because they wanted to reopen the building as alltel. tenants were originally told to vacate by today but it ap

that she and her husband bought for 250-thousand dollars with some help.melissa king/homeowner"our realtor and our loan officer knew a lot about all the down payment assistance, first time home buyers, anything that they could find to help us, they knew everything about." california's housing crisis is real.with many people -- especially young ones -- unable to afford even a down payment for a new home. governor newsom has budgeted 1- point-7 billion new dollars for expanded loans and quicker processing to open up the housing market.but builders say much more needs to be done. michael strech/north state building association"there's school fees, there's environmental impact fees, there's mitigation fees." california's fees can add up fast for a family wanting a home.michael strech/north state building association "it's not uncommon to see 50, 60 thousand dollar fees that are embedded into the price of a home. in some markets it's less. in some markets it's significantly more. but regardless, what's most important are those fees are ultimately paid by the homeowner."and that makes affordable

i spoke with the realtor and ok the call from his friend, frantic had fallen ill. >> he said he had stomach pains, heartburn, but he's not doing well now, can you please hurry and come here. >> police sources have finally spoke with the woman with him last night, used cell phone to call 911 and kept it. autopsy was performed yesterday. for i-team, dan noyes, abc7 news. >> dan has been all over this story and getting insight no one else has. find his reporting online and rely on the abc7 news news app, downro download it and enable push alerts. >>> east bay, negotiations to resume tomorrow as strike enters a third day. tony thurman has entered to try. teachers seeking 12% boost over three years, each day the strike goes on, district loses state funding. >>> son of cupertino woman who died in park says passed away doing what she loved. sean wang hiking on the mist trail when hit by falling rock and ice. it's closed this time of here because of dangerous conditions, area is marked with warning signs. wang's son says she loved the outdoors. investigating the circumstances surrounding her death.

. >> they have to or you cannot buy a house expect the president of realtors says first-time homeowners are relying on family. >> they are selling savings. timing, people are coming together to support each other. multiple families are going it to buy property. >> reporter: the median price is $1.25 million with eight two- bedroom home. this neighbor had to help her daughters get into the housing market. >> we helped. not all of it but you know, some. >> reporter: why did you help? >> they would not have been able to. >> reporter: andrea is the ceo to provide services. she says many employees simply are not able to afford hobbs. >> we have an employee with his wife who is eight school teacher and some are moving to texas. they cannot afford a rental, let alone to buy a help.>> reporter: the most affordable region was pittsburgh where a salary of $38,000 per year can afford you a medium priced home like this. this is what the home price in san jose get you, $1.2 million, a 5000 square-foot home with a colonial grudge. in san jose, ktvu, fox 2 . >> all right. >>> it is designed to save li

the realtor, selling her own home, said that one of the stolen items is at her mother's wedding ring. she said there were a lot of people in her home at the time and did not realize when the suspects left, described as a man and woman in their late 30s. >>> what impact might the state of the union address have on the economy, that story and more from our cbsmoneywatch.com all joining us from new york city. good morning. >> good morning. let's start with the recap on wall street with the stocks finishing higher on tuesday with the dow rallied 172 points, the nasdaq rising 55. the state of the union address is expected to boost construction engineering after he called on congress to pass the major infrastructure bill. he went after the pharmaceutical companies for the rising price of prescription drugs. the retail sales growth in the u.s. could be calling in 2019 with that trade war in china and that ripple effect from the recent partial government shutdown looming over the industry. the national retail federation is calling for climbed between 3.8% and 4.4%, down from 4.6% in 2018. tax

is back to the days of realtors actually working for pick >>now, aftermarket and bring people in we have to talk out listings and get people excited. that is the way real estate is met to be any weight expect they say diving mortgage rate are shifting to a downturn in upmarket. the agents say homes selling in a few days are taking a few weeks. there warning sellers to lower price expectations. >>> postal carriers are facing criminal charges after being accused of threatening a man in berkeley. the man says it happened after he complained that a package was throat at his door. henry tells us the postal worker is telling a different story. >> the mailman is threatening to beat me. >> reporter: that is the call made by man who set a postal worker invaded his home i began recording him after he complained how a package was levered. >> i set, please don't do that. >> i couldn't stop shaking. >> reporter: the man did not want his name used was at his home on sacramento street when he was startled by a noise. >> there was a loud bang against the door. the door shut there were pictures that shoo

for investment it's a state that's feeling the coffers of many kastrup countries such as greece realtors there are catering to wealthy chinese and russian investors were eager to become citizens. are you dreaming of a new life in greece or the e.u. they said targeting money u.s. citizens was spotted right in front of the greek parliament in athens. and many chinese russians and turks are responding. anyone who invests at least two hundred fifty thousand euros in real estate gets full access to the european union. no other e.u. member offers a passport as cheap. enterprise greece advertises the golden visa program worldwide. even if its chairman insists the process isn't really that easy . to go just because the embassies as well as the banks conduct very strict checks on the source of the money in people's backgrounds in the hope of doses we have that you care in mind there are cases where the screening process has taken two years this might be surprised if there was a single case where there was evidence of a meal legal activity and a golden visa was awarded anyway keighley think divisi

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a desperate plea from a local realtor... after she is targeted by thieves while trying to sell her own home. what they got away with. (vicki) kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) in walnut creek -- a real estate agent says 26-thousand dollars worth of jewelry was stolen from her home -- while she was hosting an open house at that home. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the stunned (philipp jewelry was actually in this box." almost 30-years as an east bay real estate agent... and, a disappointing first for marian krochka. burglarized on the job -- selling her own home.marian krochka/victim- "i lost four of my favorite pieces: my mom's wedding ring, my wedding ring, my tennis bracelet and then a pair of earrings. probably $26,000." krochka lives on kit fox court in walnut creek. on saturday, she hosted an open house here alone -- even though she's not the listing agent.marian krochka/victim- "and, people just started coming. and, i was so excited,

realtor janine hunt joins us live in studio to talk about why home sales are declining...d what it means if you're looking to buy. (lawrence) and i'm tracking the storm hitting the bay area... at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. a look at stormtracker 4 radar... we will have more coverage of the rain hitting the bay area in just a few minutes. (vicki) (vicki) this may be one of the cheapest real estate listings we've seen in the bay area. this cozy 364-square-foot home near oracle arena has hit the market at 235-thosuand dollars. according to the listing on zillow, the home has two rooms with separate entrances, and yes there is a bathroom. the entire lot

i reached a realtor for sotheby's, a key witness in the investigation, also adachi's close friend. >> she's been a big part of my life for the last, i would say the last few years. >> platonic >> absolutely platonic. >> kerts told police and me she gave keys to adachi to the apartment who was excited about his friend katerina coming from out of town. he complained about stomach pains at a restaurant. they took an uber to the apartment and became unresponsive. >> she was hysterical and she said, suzie, suzie, something is wrong with jeff. please come, please, please. i don't know what to do. >> police took these photos friday night. the apartment interior, unmade bed, empty alcohol bottles, cannabis gum is they asked the building owner permission to go back saturday. he refused. they broke down the door early today to take additional pictures. >> police want to find katerina. they don't know her last name. an autopsy was performed on sunday along with a blood test. we finally may find out how and why jeff adachi died. dan noyes. >>> you can read more about his report about his legacy a

a local realtor says these rules taken collectively would have a profound impact on homeowners. >> it would drastically affect homeowners' property values and their ability to build on any parcel and acre or more and would make many parcels hundreds, if not thousands potentially unbuildable. >> that's the impact is that people will not be able to have country lives in this community. >> reporter: harvest duhig has a small winery on 14 acres southeast of napa. they says napa county already embraces conservation but says the new ordinance is pushed by people who resent any expansion by the wine industry. >> our conservation regulations as they are today are designed for conservation. this particular ordinance is designed to stop growth of any kind. >> reporter: so why would the county do this? last june a voter initiative requiring similar measures was only narrowly defeated and opponents of the ordinance believe supervisors are responding to political pressure from those fighting further development. if planning commissioners recommend any changes to the ordinance, they would have to b

buyers came back, signing more contracts to buy existing homes than in december, according to the realtors. and the gains in home pricesto e shrinkinhe smallest in three years. >> we're seeing stronger buyer demand, but it's not as if eople are willing to pay any price to get ahome, which is what we saw at the beginning of 2018 and the past four years before at. >> and buyers are being helped by lower interest rates. the 30-year fix is at the lowest in a year and that boosts mortgage demand this week applications jumped noticeably. there was also bad news. home construction fell again in december and what builders are putting up is not in the entry level category. home affordability is now at the lowest in a decade. even warren buffett, who has been bullish on housing, waved a warning flag in an interview on cnbc earlier this week. >> single family construction is really -- i think it's been quite weak compared to what you would expect ten years of quadrupling from the lows and unemployment at 3.7%. people are just making differeni s. >> reporter: or the choice is being made for them. toda

thing so they're just paying it for what i'm saying is we've got the house after you're really the realtor if you look at that yes that's wrong looking at it but technically. better than. i don't know that you have been yes you have been very happy that's all right. you all remember the price ten years down the road from that. monthly payment is should be rounding up to one thousand five hundred ninety nine and is a thirty year fixed rate jose is veteran benefits qualify the couple for a v.a. loan with a low interest rate and no downpayment when i look at it in thirty years i'll be sixty two. it sucks to be slaving you know thirty years of brainless were l b fifty seven of fifty seven to be done paying house as a great age i mean fifth these are the new thirty's i've heard. i mean i least that's what i heard from them. i look at my parents my parents came here looking for a better life mom came here looking for a better life. where now that the second generation to to do this. i just want to live what everybody else lives. through. the typical american dream. that one. of the other that's.

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households could afford that purchase price in the fourth quarter according to the association of realtorsat's slight increase from the previous quarter in order to make the monthly mortgage payments though a family would need an annual income of about $122,000. >> where the raiders will play next season has yet to be finalized but rather bizarre being made by two cities birmingham alabama and tucson arizona are willing to serve as the home for 2019. they are about sa hundred miles apart and uneven split of the home games. raiders are already committed to playing one of their home games in london. as we reported last week the sources told us raiders are talking to oakland about playing one last season at the coliseum. we'll see. >>> we'll see indeed. a new season and new name. >> yeah, giant transformation is under way at what used to be at&t. >> we are there as the - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on

our undercover investigation showed realtors coaching buyers on how to evict the same tenants without just cause. leading voters to pass a ballot measure to stop the evictions, but not the huge rent increases. currently, anyone who buys a duplex or triplex in oakland and moves into one of the units can raise the rent on the other units after two years. >>> the family of an elderly woman killed by a foul ball at an la dodger game is picking up tonight, calling for the stadium to make changes. last august, the grandmother was elevating her 79th birthday at the game, her daughter says she was hit directly in the head by a foul ball. the woman was taken away in an ambulance, she went into a coma. that night, she had brain surgery, but never recovered, dying three days later. her daughter points out dozens of major league teams have expanded the protective netting at stadiums to prevent similar types of accidents. the doctor now calling for the dodgers to do the same. >> if only they had done it vertically as well my mom would still be here. introductory of the ball was like a bullet from

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. >> the president of the association of realtors say first time home buyers are relying on family. > are selling their stock. people are coming together to support each other. multiple families are buying a family. >> the median home price is 1.25 million which is what this home is selling for. the neighbor had to help her daughters get in the housing daughter. >> my husband and i helped. not all of it, but some. >> why did you help. >> because they wouldn't have been able to. >> she provides homeless service. many of her employees aren't able to afford homes. >> we've a employee who is looking to leave with his wife. they are moving to texas because they can't afford a rental let alone to buy a home. >> the most affordable is pittsburgh. a salary of $38,000 can afford a home like this, $148,000 and this is what the median home in san jose gets you in pittsburgh. a 5,000 square-foot home with a three car garage. >>> looking at some of the rain in the north bay. just over 24 hours almost 18 of rain. that's extreme rain. santa rosa sets the all-time record of the day. we've had rain, n

. >> reporter: realtor larry gollego showed us this square f bathroom house you'd think he couldn't giveoof. it's pretty much dilapidated. >> reporter: this is fremont, where the american dream means brace yourself for sticker shock. >> what did this house list for? >> 1 million. >> what did it sell for? >> 1.230. >> this is a million dollar compass. >> reporter: the buyer beat out six competing offers all above the asking price. >> these houses are very average, ordinary. >> i know, it's a little mind-blowing. >> it is. >> it is the norm around here. >> reporter: that norm is fueled by thousands of well-paid tech workers who have driven up the median price of a san francisco home to $1.6 million, highest in the country. and while housing prices are rising faster than incomes nationwide, nowhere is it more evident that in the bay area, where home values have soared a five years. that could explain this 1,000 square foot shell of a house in the heart of sell convalley. it sold for close to $1 million. this house is a fire sale but don't expect a bargain. it went on the market for juund $1

liz: are you hearing not just from your fellow realtors but also from businesses that they are upsethe amazon headquarters is now gone? are they upset? >> they are jury was at all the local elected officials. and everybody, the children of new york were a sacrificial lamb. this is really devastating. liz: why the children of new york? >> it was an opportunity for 25,000 people to get jobs. 1,600 of those from queens bridge house. now 25,000 people who won't be able to bring a check home or buy groceries. liz: we have been reporting the total average salary $3.10 billion. is that what people are talking about? >> yes, that's exactly what they are talking about. they are talking about the $900 million in annual revenue that were lost. no one is taking into account how much sales tax would be generated from this. i have one message for jeff bezos. we want you here. we started a petition a week ago. we have had 200 people sign that petition. we want you here. let's try and make a deal. liz: thanks for your reporting. let's check amazon stocks. the shares are down slightly on that dmiews.

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. >> a local realtor, reality investments paid roughly $14 million for the building which has been vacant for a here. it was home to the tunes are but the cold water says beer along with the adjusted -- the restaurant will make a nice spot to be. >> president obama be in oakland to host a gathering of 1025. stephen curry and john legend will host the event. the my brother's keeper focuses on how young men of color can't approve their lives. >> what is important, it is the opportunity to look at the young men as you say, we see you. we affirm you. we need you. >> the event is scheduled for february 18th through the 20th. it is invitation only. they were selected by nonprofits working with the obama addition. >>> a futuristic idea in san jose, the tunnel proposal to shuttle millions of people between the airport.>>> reaction to the second state of the union address. i have that story coming up. >>> if you are on your way to the east bay, it looks good. as you drive to the tunnel, it looks good. >> it is cold but quiet in between systems. the next system is due on friday. it is still stackin

one wrote that it is >> to the days of realtors actually working for a living. >> we have to market and bring people in. we have two talk up the listings and get people excited. that is the way real estate is meant to be. >> rising mortgage sites, it was for contributing to a downward shift in the market but rotor say homes that sold in a couple of days are taking a couple of weeks. they are warning sellers to drop expectations. >>> today, the boy scouts of america will let girls joy. this decision was made last year , more than 100 years after the boy scouts were for. girl scouts usa has been criticized but >> reporter: leaders say it was something parents request a. coordinator say girls will attend meetings and ceremonies and the girls can join troops in will be separate activities. last year come the boy scouts began accepting girls in the cub scouts program. is a former cub scout and boy scout, it is definitely pick >> i feel like, why not just call it scouts. part of the reason that sparked this is because there is not an equivalent to eagle scouts. i mean, it is respected in coll

washington post with a huge lawsuit from the teen at the center of the catholic controversy topping the realtorsndup. the poets engaged in a modern-day form of mccarthyism by bullying covington student sandman. he was wearing a mag a hat after the march for rally when he saw home video clips of him staring at a native american activist who approached him. the lawsuit says rather than digging the truth supposedly sandman because he's a white catholic student wearing a make america great again hat. sandman's attorney rights it would compensate nicholas for his damages and teach the post a lesson it would never forget. it seeks money damages in excess of $250 million, the amount jeff bezos paid in cash when they participate in 2013. the post says we are reviewing the lawsuit and plan to mount a vigorous defense. a 7-year-old texas boy's mission, selling hot chocolate sparking outrage in his neighborhood. the boy said the man called him little hitler for what he was doing nevertheless he made a lot of money and he raised $6000. some angry neighbors have come back and apologized. and of secure condit

. >> were going through the house with several realtors, and one of them kind of said to me in a low house is a possible tear-down." >> did your heart stop? >> absolutely, my heart stopped. i looked at her in total disbelief, and in that moment i said, "over my dead body." >> you weren't gonna let it happen. >> absolutely not. >> so tony buys out his brother and dedicates himself to restoring their father's cherished home to its former glory. >> was it that special? >> it was that special. and that's when i said, i must commit to it. >> but once word gets out, tony feels some unexpected heat. you might think local preservation types would rejoice that pietro belluschi's very own son was coming to the rescue of his work. not exactly. peggy moretti is executive director of restore oregon. >> there are a million things that can get mucked up when you tackle a historic renovation. you always worry about, good intentions don't always translate very well. >> tony's intention is to come up with a design that honors his late father but satisfies his own creative vision. it calls for some spi

realtors say first-time home buyers are coming up with creative ways to come up with that down paymentpeople are selling stocks. they are selling savings. timing, people are coming together to support each other with multiple families that are buying a property. >> this highlights the difference between silica and valley and pittsburgh, pennsylvania. medium priced home, $1.25 million and $140,000 in his burke. you can get a 5000 square foot colonial with a three car garage. and google hopes to break ground on a massive housing project. the envelop the plans last night at the mountain view city council meeting. they're proposing to build 5700 new homes on shoreline boulevard. the vision is to transform the area from a suburban office park into new residential neighborhoods. >> our plan addresses three of the most pressing issues facing mountain view in the region today, housing, affordability, traffic, and sustainability. >> google says the harms which would be mostly rental units will serve all income levels. 20% of the homes will be set aside for affordable housing and that would doub

the thing so they're just taking it for what i'm saying is we got the house after you're really the realtor if you look at that yes that's on the ground but technically. better than i don't know that are you happy yes you're happy i'm very happy that's all right. you all remember the price ten years down the road that. monthly payment is should be rounding up to one thousand nine hundred ninety nine. and it's a thirty year fixed rate jose it's veteran benefits qualify the couple for a v.a. loan with a low interest rate and no downpayment when i look at it in thirty years i'll be sixty two. it sucks so the slaving you know thirty years of rain is worth the fifty seven for the seven to be done paying a house as great age i mean fit these are the new thirty's i've heard. i mean a least that's what i heard from them. i look at my parents my parents came here looking for a better life jose's mom came here looking for a better life. we're now the second generation to to do this. i just want to live what everybody else lives. the typical american dream. that all. of the other the. big man human am

the realtors that were refurbishing their grounds, to have people come and move in and all of a sudden over and amazon is going to take their business elsewhere and i'm sure any other city will be glad to have them. shannon: new polling in the last few days about socialism capitalism and for the most part people rejected socialism in favor of capitalism but the group we saw one of the biggest groups were young people. here is what rush limbaugh had to say about why the attraction. >> we've done a disservice to our young people, look at the new green deal and the things they live in the greatest country ever, they have more opportunity for contentment, happiness, success than ever and think they live in a country that is unjust and immoral. they have an educated now educated and it is really a shame. >> you are a youngster. >> this is something i fight on college campuses every day and organization turning point usa is up against and for years i've been trying to warn people there will be an outward socialist under 35 that will come to congress and that person will gain a lot of momentu

i also thought i'd be a good realtor because i love looking at people's houses.seen norah's face -- "that is not what you said." >> i know you. i was traveling yesterday, and i was in the bathroom in -- all these airports like, i'm going do a gayle video. this is a nice bathroom. then i said -- >> what city were you in? >> atlanta. very nice bathrooms. >> for those of you watching gayle -- she's taken photographs -- >> she's a realtor, a therapist. >> journalist. >> they're saying, bye, people, bye. >> we could keep going. >> we'll be right back. >>> on today's podcast gayle talks >>> good morning. i am meteorologist mary lee with an update on the storm. we are tracking rain and wind, the hi-def doppler with rain and wind lighting up the radar. heavy rain down through napa, glenallen, sonoma, fairfield and into vacaville. we have light rain from san rafael through mill valley across the golden gate into san francisco. across the bay bridge, richmond, berkeley, oakland, hayward, san ramon with moderate to heavy rainfall in r in the south bay light to moderate rain