day after day they spotted sanderlin leaving her house in scarsdale and driving to the warehouse shequeens. neighbors there say she would pull up and rushed to get in. >> she had a button on her truck, so she opened it before she got to the door. as soon as she got in, it would close behind her. >> reporter: and inside, worlds away from subur birbia. she had growing lights and ventilation systems. >> i saw when they installed those ventilation systems that were on the roof. >> reporter: this mom lives across the street from the warehouse. she said she saw sanderlin come and go but had no idea what was going on behind the gate until now. >> she was like the perfect mother. she used to take her daughter horseback riding. yeah, she was the perfect mother. okay. >> reporter: and the cost of it raised eyebrows. almost 99 million, paid cash. the building next door not even came close. >> i wish i could pay $9,000. >> reporter: the dae moved in to take down the enterprise. according to court documents, sanderlin was behind the wheel of her suv. >> all you heard was squealing tires. they cam

scarsdale driving her flashy mercedes suv every day to queens to check on her crops, and we're talkingllegedly had growing inside a warehouse there, and this was no joke. sanderlin had the best, most sophisticated growing equipment around and more. we also caught up with her on her way out. can you tell me what you did with all that money. this is a big deal, major accusations, you're accused in a $3 million pot grow operation. can you just tell me what you were planning to do with all the money? was there a big plan? what about partners? do you have any partners in this case? and sanderlin's attorney told the judge inside the courtroom they are working on a plea deal trying to avoid going to trial in this case. they selected a date, september 23rd, that's when they will all be back in court to start again. sue, i'll send it back to you. >> andrea, thank you very much. >>> some big calls today on tiffany and yelp and yahoo! and shares are on the move, but are those the right calls? we're analyzing the analysts after a quick break and another sign of the housing recovery. the number of

given a stipend so what mcchrystal said that was so kidstant was i won these to come not just from scarsdale but from east l.a. all americans to serve, including americans of these families to serve while they are serving their country, you have to have somebody behind them. i think you need the will to try to create this, and will can create some willingness to pay for it, but it is going to be at a time where budget crunches -- this is a real challenge. i think is worth paying for for for a variety of reasons. he might agree on that, but a lot of people need to be persuaded. us -- let's get a few other voices here. you run the interface youth -- ith youth court in chicago, and we were in a conversation yesterday about pluralism and citizenship in the united states. >> we talked about a number of fascinating things from the arab spring to rugged individualism the government. one of the great geniuses of american society was institutions -- from little pca's to ymca's. unaffiliateder of millennial's, historically religious communities have been a major driver of civic institutions. those cod

woman who don't have any assets we can speak of, and yet lives in a 5,000-square-foot mansion in scarsdale the judge confused about her finances, but asking for others to sign off on her bail before he grants it. back to you. >> a real-life version of "weeds." i thought it had ended already. >> yeah. >>> this market, bill. we have given up much of the gains that we started the day with. >> still going down. >> starting off the second half of the year with a good performance, but it's getting worse and worse. as we approach the close, we understand there's about $77 million of stocks to -- >> so very small. >> very small. and yet this market has gone from up 174 to up 50 points. >> breaking it down is brian and chris. mr. bellski, you've been amongst the most bullish analysts to join us. and now you're even more bullish. what happened? >> well, we had a 1,575 target, bill, for most of this year. and when the market hit 1,5 60 earlier last week, we wanted to see how stocks would react to investors' notion of tapering. quite frankly, we believe we're in the beginning stages on an investment b

less of volunteers, and what stanley mcchrystal said was i want these kids to come not just from scarsdale, but from east los angeles, and if you want all americans to serve, including families that cannot support them while they are serving their country, you have to have some money behind it. you need the will to try to create this, and the will can create the willingness to pay for it, but at a time of just crunches it is a real challenge -- budget crunches, it is a real challenge. >> let's get a couple of more voices in here. ebu runs an organization called the interfaith youth core. he is one of the central agers along with -- figures along with e.j. in a conversation about faith and pluralism. >> you took my first two lines. thank you. talking about this and linking it to the arab spring, it was famously said that one of the geniuses of american society was civic institutions. i want you to reflect on the future of civic institutions in light of the number of unaffiliated millennial's. historically, religious communities have been a major driver of civic institutions. the internet.e

given a stipend so what mcchrystal said that was so kidstant was i won these to come not just from scarsdale but from east l.a. all americans to serve, including americans of these families to serve while they are serving their country, you have to have somebody behind them. i think you need the will to try to create this, and will can create some willingness to pay for it, but it is going to be at a time where budget crunches -- this is a real challenge. i think is worth paying for for for a variety of reasons. he