. >>> i'm scott budman, an international tennis superstar comes here to silicon valley to talk technology. just ahead why serena williams is joining the board of directors of this company. >>> much cooler. 72 in san jose today. we'll talk about how much cooler it gets tomorrow, and new change to memorial day forecast. coming up in about ten minutes. >>> a lot of people are rooting for him. fighting back against all odds. tonight there is new hope for a rugby player paralyzed during a recent championship match. we're joined with the latest prognosis. marryanne. >> rauj, there are two promising developments. robert has sensation in his toes and doctors say this week he will be transferred from critical care here to this rehabilitation center. 20-year-old robert paler's life has taken a new path. but his father said he's anticipated that and fighting for a new future. >> he talks about is getting into recovery. he doesn't ask why this happened and what life could be if he wasn't in this situation. >> on may 6th, he suffered an injury that left him paralyzed. an ambulance rushed him to the me

scott budman is in alameda this evening with the latest details. cott. >> raj, i want to show you a memorial that's been put together at the crash site over the last few hours. this is where the crash happened in alameda. but shock waves have been felt much further. students and teachers at logan high school in union citiy some ber today. >> everyone is just not as happy as they should be at the end of the school year. >> simon a logan student was killed yesterday in alameda when a truck collidewood a minivan at this intersection. simon along with briona ortinga of hayward both 17 years old died in the crash. five others hurt. >> this might be something we're doing the next few days possibly the he had remainder of the year. >> grief counselors came to logan and the schools where briona was a student. >> we have a number of counselors, psychologists, social workers, that available if students feel like they need some support, processing what happened. >> the news hit logan especially hard. the school is also dealing with another skunt killed this mo

. >>> i'm scott budman the well wornt( pathwx at stanford has been called the scarey path a few yearsad what what the cool is doing to make the walkway much safer. >>> i'm peggy bunker in san francisco. a whopping donation to help cut hr(c things they'll be targeting to help itÑi out. >>> meteorologist jeffq] ranier nothing but blue skies from san francisco right back towards the ñrÑi tracking who hits eight degrees forecast in less than ten minutes. "scary path". but tonight, a campaign to get a safer option is paying off. tweewell on campt+ they call it the scarey path. but tonight a campaign to to get +táion is paying off. '(p)ey path hotween campus dorms at stanford is being replaced here now is scott budman. >> reporter: yeah, this path "!rq)e between residences at stanford has been cae;e"the scarey path" in recent years.zv but with pavement and much@so co new path is already being laid down. and students say they're listened to their concerns. >> i'm glad that the universities is responding to our needs. >> reportej]ya well-litÑi path between stanford residences to take the pla

nbc bay area scott budman is live in emeryville with the latest on the investigation. scott. >> reporter: well janelle bulldozers and investigators have been out here all day long. they're clear things away for safety. but also trying to find out who would cause this structure to burn down twice in ten months. as bulldozers clear away wreckage, firefighters and investigators examining the building for hot spots a full day days after expire ripped through the construction site on the emeryville oakland border. >> this is being treated with almost equivalent of a terrorist incident. >> because it's the second fire on the same site in the last ten months. ryan wiley ablocal film maker saw them both. >> there is a lot of people that are out of housing on the street, that don't have a place to go. so it's sad to see building like that where they could you know hopefully help some of the people that need housing. >> the fire comes at a time when housing is at a premium here. the building developer says he is worried about this area's future after the fires. >> it's a war on h

reporting live at the oakland coliseum scott budman nbc bay area news. >> scott thank you. >> that is a concern for so many people. >>> a counterterrorism experts .bombing attack at sporting event or concert is more unlikely at the united states. that's because many isis recruits traveling to the middle east to train have not returned to the u.s. but watts says it doesn't mean it couldn't happen here on u.s. soil. he sauce law enforcement should train security personnel on what to look for but also on crowd control. >> we can reduce bottle necks and groups of people that are at entrances and exits of the locations. those are target rich environment for terrorists the more we keep moving through security like you see some security lines at airports the better off we'll be. >> the sporting venues or concerts what we call soft targets. he says the one disadvantage we have in the u.s. is the relatively easy access to guns. he says that makes u.s. more vul mere abel to firearms attack like the one in san bernadino and the orlando night club shooting. the coverage continues on nightly news.

scott budman joins us from the headquarters of surveymonkey in san mateo. scott?>> reporter: good evening, jessica and raj. serena williams telling a closed door meteorologist here at surveymonkey the employees, she said, will be focusing on minority improvement, a big issue in silicon valley. as someone who has run companies on her own in the past, you can also expect growth to be on the agenda. as serena williams left the surveymonkey headquarters, she left an impression on the online survey company's employees. >> i'm really excited, like to be official in silicon valley. >> reporter: just like she leaves an impression on her massive social media following. an immensely successful athlete who is now looking to shake up the tech world. >> i think this is a great move for both serena and surveymonkey. >> reporter: the tennis superstar is joining the board of directors here in san mateo. goal number one, increase diversity. >> the valley has a diversity challenge in leadership ranks and around boardrooms. >> reporter: surveymonkey says williams will help it plan f

. >>> i'm scott budman outside a south bay landmark that thanks to major movie stars is about to getsome screen time. stay tuned. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. service redesign >>> if you ride vta ged ready for changes the board unanimously approved a service redesign plan last night. nbc bay area marianne favro on the story all day bringing both good news and bad news for riders. >> reporter: when the new bay area b.a.r.t. station opens up likely at the end of the year vta buses and trains will begin operating under a new coverage plan. >> the transit redesign officer increase level of service in higher requiredship area we noted that promptly downtown most people want to get downtown. we're focused on that. it does decrease service levels in lower requiredshipship. >> all express bus routes in fremont will be distinted and a bus route in gill roy will be eliminated some passengers ar

. >>> i'm scott budman got hardware to help you pret your data amid word and another cyberattack could arrive this weekend. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri sunny skies at the eye beaches i'll let i know how warm and who reaches 96 degrees. forecast in less than ten minutes. killed by a family friend. today -- the family of that little boy -- was in court -- r >>> well two years ago their son was killed by a family friend. today the family of that little boy was in court for the sentencing. 9-year-old jordy alm grchlt ren was stabbed to death as he slept in the bed. killer is the friend of his older brother this teenager was sentenced today 30 years to life. nbc jodi hernandez in court for the emotional hearing and joins us in evening from martin easy. >> raj and it was emotional his family had a chance to speak out in court today. they say jordy was the heart of their family and they'll never be the same. >> there are no winners. there aren't. you know just healing you know for the defendant's family and our family. >> clutching the neckless her little boy made her his mother says i

scott budman is there looking at the upcoming movie. so exciting. >> very much so jessica. you love the mystery house any of us from the bay area have taken the tour. now thanks to actors like helen mirren and a big mystery movie planned, the whole world is going to know about the mystery house. if you live in the south bay you probably know the winchester mifrt house. >>> this is where we believe sarah win chest we are conducted sceneses. >> the starring helen mirren who says she had a blast playing sarah win chester. >> because you have the perfect combination of a character who was real with an incredible complicated and deep background. but who nonetheless is surrounded by mystery. >> theless tools of hollywood are here taking the famously big house to the big screen. >> this is a story we grew up with here in san jose. so many of us spent many years youth crawling around the house a check it out it's fun to see it on the screen. >> is there a expense of this being a mystery and a horror -- now that you finally get to see this did you pick up on that at all. >> every pa

. >>> and i'm scott budman with a job opportunity. facebook is hiring thousands of people, but it's going to be tough work. we've got the story after the break. >>> animals rescued from alleged abuse are now up for adoption. i'll have the latest on the investigation. at 11pm last night - a popular nature center in charge of helping animals ... now accused ofbusi >>> a follow up to a story we broke last night. a nature center in charge of helping animals accused of abusing them. what we've learned a veterinarian is working with the investigation to determine how they may have been abused. sharon? >> reporter: hello there. there are two guinea pigs here, and one mouse. they're here at the rabbit ears supply store. they're looking a lot better now than when they first came here. if animals could talk, this guinea pig, now called dumpling, might describe the neglect he went through. >> they had a lot bigger bald spots and a lot more wounds. >> reporter: volunteers stepped in to take care of the animals about a month ago when tips came in

we have a team of reporters covering the protests begin with scott budman at san antonio park in oakland. scott marching down international boulevard during the 5:00 and they arrived where you are san antonio park. >> reporter: they are here right now, raj. i want to get out of the way and show you about 2,000 marchers just now arriving here at san antonio park. in oakland. they have spent the last few hours marching steadily through the streets talking about issues, largely ranging from labor to politics. . the beat of marchers were heard for several blocks as thousands of elbowed residents spend the afternoon marching through the streets. earlier today others chained themselves to the alameda county government building, four people arrested peacefully here as they asked for changes in local government. >> to break away from relines on militarized policing, break away from ties with i.c.e., and also to stop the expansion of cages. >> the marchers told us this may day comes with a different mood because of what's going on in washington. >> it definitely feels different than last year. i

. >>> i'm scott budman.way at stanford has been called the stairy path a few years. just ahead what the school is doing to make the walkway much safer. right now at 6-30: stanford students have been calling it the "scary path". to >>> right now at 6:30, stanford students have been calling it the scarey path. tonight a campaign to to get a safer option has paid off. >>> that so-called scarey path is between on campus and from a eternities and home. >> unlit uneven and unsafe and near the area where a woman was assaulted. here is nbc scott budman from stanford. >> this the pennsylvaniaway here on stanford campus goes between residences but not well lit. some students say it's kind of scarry torg on they've taken to calling it the czarry path. a new path here on campus is being built. it will be paved and have much better lighting. construction is already underway on the new path. and those who walked along nearby scare rayy path they're relieved. >> i walked back on this path at night it's frightening especial

scott budman has more. this has to make a lot of people very uncomfortable. >> reporter: you're right, jessica. we spoke to the passenger. he says agents took and searched his smartphone here at sfo. the aclu says that's more common than you might think at airports, and they're ready to fight back. this could quickly become the latest concern among travelers worried about privacy. u.s. customs agents searching smartphones. >> it didn't seem random. >> reporter: aaron gach says agents demanded to search his iphone following a recent trip. >> i eventually concepted, unlocked my phone and handed it over to them for a search, which they took out of my sight. >> reporter: the aclu says it's happening more frequently and believe the law surrounding such searches is murky. >> but they claim the right to hold your phone for extended periods of time. >> reporter: we asked our airport consultant what authorities are looking for. >> they were just saying it's a random search. they're looking for specific names, maybe

nbc scott budman joins with us the latest details. scott president trump has been briefed. we mentioned that. any word yet from ariana grande. >> not the singer but her publishist did put out a statement saying she is okay. if you've taken your kids to a concert of ariana grande size you can imagine the crowd of young people and parents reacting in shock and terror. this is some video we got just into the newsroom of the chaos after the blast was first heard. now the manchester arena holds 21,000 people. it was the scene of a kay on the being stampede as people tried to escape, unsure what had happened where the bomb was. outside the arena, take a look at the left hand side of the screen. we've got a little bit of what it looked and sound liked when the explosion went off. that was outside of the screen. it is a terrorist incident until further notice. ambulances arrived to the arena quickly as young people look looktd for parents and friends. reaction coming from all over the world. lots of messages along with anger from katie per wri bruneau o mars also report of sympathy

our business and tech reporter scott budman got an inside look at the spooky mansion and the upcoming movie. >> reporter: if you live in the south bay, you probably know the winchester mystery house. >> this is where it's believed that sarah winchester would conduct her seances. >> reporter: now winchester the movie just wrapped starring dame helen mirren who says she had a blast playing sarah winchester. >> because you have the perfect combination of a character who was real with an incredible, complicated and deep background, but who, nonetheless, is surrounded by mystery. >> reporter: the tools of hollywood are here taking the famously big house to the big screen. >> the story we all grew up with here in san jose and so many of us spent many years crawling around this house and checking it all out. now fun to see it up on the silver screen. >> reporter: is there a sense of this being a mystery and a horror, now that you finally get to see it, the you pick up on it at all? >> every part of it is interesting. everything is built detailed and well. >> reporter: everything was also 3-d

scott budman is live. just to be clear the auditor said she found nothing criminal or nefarious. >> that's right jessica we are talking about $175 million not disclosed by the board of regents, the auditor initially called it a slush fund and said she wants to see more transparency. today the board of regents says it will deliver. >> we have to zsh dsh. >> the uc board of regents admits it was humbled by findings that administers failed to disclose $175 million it had saved boy spending less than originally budgeted. >> and we need to step up our game. >> even while praising board president janet napolitano for the way she handled the budget affair. >> our process will be better. the time lynn will be met. we will learn from this and i think the whole uc system will be better because of it. >> one regent blamed press coverage for the audit. >> how could the press have gotten it so wrong. >> a claim disputed by the auditor herself. >> there needs to be more transparent. >> who says she thinks the board has

i'm scott budman in walnut creek. we'll tell you what they got away with, coming up. >>> and i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri from sunshine to fogged in in half moon bay i'll have the impact of the fog on the forecast tomorrow, plus how much hotter for the memorial day weekend. at 6:19 tonight. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. evacuat >>> i want to get back to breaking news we've been talk about the last few minutes. you're looking at an sbrens fire in downtown stockton. evacuations under way. here isway what we know. the fire in some sort of business on the edge of downtown in an industrial area. right across the street you can see the real fear is that

reporting live in walnut creek, scott budman nbc bay area news. >> thanks scott. >>> new details tonight in the case of a san francisco uber driver missing since last week. in the last 90 months police served search warrants in the cities of san francisco and hayward. the driver was last seen on may 14th. his last known contact was with a long-term friend would be tang who they all a person of interest mp tang's car by the way discovered at sfo being towed and processed by crime scene investigators. >> there is a break in the as case in san jose we obtained knew video that shows the suspects who stabbed a san jose state football player. police are looking for the man highlighted this this video. you can see it here. chad miller was stabbed late saturday night a few blocks from the san jose state campus. miller has serious injuries but expected to be okay a jr. at the university a key defensive player hon the football team. >>> a grizzly discover in frist. a man found dead at a park his body badly mute lated. kristi smith joins from us the scene. >> raj, neighbors are understandably conce

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so who is behind it and how can you protect yourself our business and tech reporter scott budman joins us inside the war room at bar a cueda network there in camable what's being done there scott. >> reporter: raj, they have staffers and offices all over the world to fight this thing. they say, yes they have been able to slow it down but because the attack spreads like a virus they say it's very hard to shut it down. technology got fightingens as a cyberattack hit hospitals in england part of a huge attack of ran some airway which spreads like a virus ripping through nearly 100 countries in a day. >> well a number of -- a full number of trucks have been affected by malware which has aircrafted systems it's different in different organizations some it's the telephone systems affected. and some it's a bit more extensive a and aircrafted systems that do diagnostics and record imaging for example. >> we have been tracking it. wove been watching it. >> this is something of a war room here at camable's bare a cueda network. the security company has been finding and deleting the ran some airw

let's bring in scott budman joining from san antonio park what's the scene where you are and what comes next? >> reporter: well they're setting up here raj at san antonio park for the crowd of what is estimated to be about 2,000 people coming toward us. you're looking at them from sky ranger right now as you said, a fairly peaceful demonstration on the agenda here in oakland, labor yes but also a lot of politics. hundreds of marchers took to the streets of oakland saying this may day feels different because of the current political climate. >> it definitely feels debt different than last year. last year it was more to like you know to promote the workerers rights but right now it's to promote everybody's rights. >> there was a political feel not only to the march but also to an early dwrer gathering at the ahmeda county government building where four people were peacefully arrested after change themselves to the fwront doors demand being changes from the politicians. >> to break away from relevantance on militarized policing, break away from ties with i.c.e. and also to stop the expansi

nbc bay area scott budman in the newsroom tracking late breaking details and more numbers coming in as. >> yes uk authorities like you say is say this is a terrorist incident until further notice. the latest updates from the scene of the concert 19 people dead, around 50 others injured after explosions hit at at ariana grande concert. we want to take you first outside to the picture of the street scene nearby the concert venue. police still investigating. concert fans scrambling to find parents friends and a way home. i want to show you dash cam footage from outside manchester arena. you might be able to see a flash of light on the listened of the screen. that's where an explosion hit. we're going to replay that now. so you can hear the explosion. again look on the left side of your screen. you might have been able to hear

scott budman is in he rememberriville right now with the latest on what they hope to find on what theeloper is saying about the potential fallout, scott. >> reporter: a lot of questions here let me show you what we know convertings have been combing through the remains all day. clearing things away for safety trying to figure out who would cause this structure to burn down twice in ten months. while bulldozers cleared away wreckage and fire officials examined the building if for hot spots. >> this has been treated almost to the equivalent of terrorist incidents. >> investigators look at the second incident in long the period of he rememberriville and elbowed in the last ten months. the developer fierce it may scare other builders away. >> this will have a chilling impact on lenders lending, and insurers insuring. we have the worst housing crisis in 5 years. >> ryen wiley echos those concerns. he saw both fires. >> there is a lot of people that are out of housing on the street that don't have a place to go. so it's sad to see buildsings like this where they could hopefully help some of

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scott budman spoke with someone about how to fight back. >> reporter: this is the barracuda networks.>> we've been watching it. company has been finding and deleting the ransomware as fast as it can but it spreads like a virus and it's very hard to stop in its tracks. >> so it's not just, i downloaded it on my computer and my computer is vulnerable. it's, i downloaded it on my computer and now it spreads pro prolifically. >> it's affected some of their systems. it's different in some organizations. some it's their telephones that have been affected and for others it's a bit more extensive. >> reporter: back in silicon valley, they are urging computer users all over the world to protect themselves. >> in news4 your h morning, carrying excess weight may affect our dental health. overweight people were more likely to have severe gum inflammation than those who are not overweight. angie? >>> adhd is one of the most common and controversial mental health disorders occurring in about 8% of kids and 4% of adults. often the focus of treatment affects school or work performance. however, one t

. >> the story getting a lot of attention rich nbc bay area scott budman is in san francisco with the just released details scott. >> reporter: it's really impressive and part of the challenge here was the investigators wanted to use some very modern dna technology. they did now the girl discovered here in the bay area has a name and some family. she died in 1876. now a $140-year-old mystery surrounding a 2-year-old girl has been solved. edith cook has her name back. >> it's like a joy to give her a name let her have her name back. >> her body was found in a coffin here in san francisco's richmond district last year. >> we were doing some home remodel work. >> here the momi zbrorn it was a little challenging to figure out how to manage this. >> she turned to a group called garden of innocence which discovered the girt wahl brurd was ulysses he is s grant was president. >> then turned to an dna expert. >> we have a clean room for ph.d. work where we can take the samples extract dna in this case from a small amount of hair. >> they found a match aography nephew in marchen county and soo

scott budman joins us from the and thisxdw3 school district ha suffered a lot ofxd losses e1la. >> reportere of t crash. the crash was here yesterday. the ripple effectsñr were felt today through two east bay high schools. monday's crash left two east bay students dead. and at logan high school wheret 17-year-old simon attended somber. >> everyone is just not as happen happy ha as they shall be at the end of the school year. >>xdjf b#uyeát ortingafá of 17. was also killed. five others were hurt. >> we have a number of counselors psychologists,t( socl workers that are available ifÑi students feel like they need some supporti] processing what happened. >> the news hit logan especially hard, the school is also dealing with another student who was killed thisokjf month in a traf crash. >> yeah we were talking about it just because there is so many happening. and it's like one after another. layrñ a sad day at school when students should bexd thinking >> this might be something we're possibly the remainder of the year. fmthat truck were injured in th crashq). we are told to do the remain in the

our business tech reporter scott budman joins us with a copy of the lawsuit. it's hard to believe that this kind of stuff is still happening in the tech world. >> reporter: it's true, jessica. this is a copy of the lawsuit. people are still talking about uber, talking about ellen powell and women repeatedly mentioning alleged abuse in the workplace. san francisco's upload vr has taken advantage of the hot virtual reality market. but a lawsuit filed by a former female employee claims the company created a, quote, unbearable environment for women. the suit claims upload degraded female employees, sometimes making sexual comments about women in the office. it claims management threw parties with prostitutes and even put a bed into an office, calling it "the kink room." >> i am beginning to see more and more that women are tending to leave. >> reporter: dr. med virik the director of san jose state's school of management. she says the details of the lawsuit are frustrating. the latest in a string of incidents where silicon valley companies treat women badly. >> the

scott budman joins us where fans are getting ready for the fwa game. it is the easy access to the stadium that has law enforcement worried. >> reporter: yeah, that's right jessica. things have been smooth so far. fans have been arriving here for the a's game tonight for about an hour. and no problems yet. but there is extra security in place tonight. because of what happened last night. it's a beautiful tuesday night at the oakland coliseum, free parking and a good crowd ahead of the game. but the tragedy in manchester is being felt here, and there are security concerns. >> i think we need a little more security in our games, concerts. and that stuff here. >> the a's agree. >> we'll talk to the staff to be more observant what's coming in. >> starting font, a vp a david operations is said officers will be patrolling the the especially on the outskirts of the coliseum where they'll be looking for suspicious activity and checking to make sure nothing dangerous is planted or brought inside. >> tonight we'll continue to do that with the screening and metal

our business and tech reporter scott budman is here to show us how to protect ourselves. >> as if one rapidly spreading cyber attack wasn't enough, word from silicon valley security firms that another is likely on the way. >> the odds of somebody taking advantage of this and unleashing the next one somewhere are fairly strong. >> reporter: san jose's networks is tracking what comes next. they say it's likely a large scale attack that will dwarf the recent wannacry ransom ware attack. >> the first thing i tried to figure out is what happened. what type of attack is this? >> reporter: mark miranda says he's ready. we caught up with the south bay developer outside best buy where people say they're buying hard drives to back up their private data. are you doing that? >> of course, of course. because if that does happen, ransom ware, the one thing i can think about is just restore your data. wipe out your hard drive, just restore it. make sure you update to the latest software, you're good to go. >> reporter: good to go in the short term say the experts. >> you have to think about how you'

reporting live in camable scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> up next here at 6:00 don't touch the warning from b.a.r.t. as it passes another milestone on its way to the south bay. >> janelle wang a firestorm of comments over one picture. thousands of people reacting to a man in handcuffs. the sheriffs department says that's not the whole story. >> meteorologist jeff ranieri a lot of blue sky in san francisco that continuing back into walnut creek. i'll have the full weekend forecasts and the one thing that could bring us a few problems. coming up in about ten minutes. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. thousand words. or in this case diridon. sand posts on faceboo >>> new at 6:00 a picture is generating a thousand word or in this case a thousand posts on facebook it shows a deputy detaining a man selling fruit on street corner it touched oh off a hot deb

our business and tech reporter scott budman is here with more on facebook's plan to police this live video feature. >> janelle, facebook is admitting that it needs more than technology to fight back against the posting inappropriately to these people. it will create 3,000 jobs. if you want one, be prepared to watch a lot of video. >> come here. >> facebook's growth has been fast and huge. >> he just shot his arm off. >> but the biggest part of that growth, live video, has come with some disturbing scenes. >> everything -- >> one man boasted of a killing on facebook live. others have used the site to broadcast suicide. >> there's a point where i think you and i and others say i've had enough. >> tech analyst says facebook is facing a big challenge here. the company says it will hire 3,000 people to monitor facebook posts, joining the 4500 already doing so. in a statement today, ceo mark zuckerberg says we've seen people hurting themselves and each other on posts either live or in video posted later. it's heartbreaking and i've been reflecting on how we can do better for our community.

today the business and tech reporter scott budman got zillow's side. >> reporter: the housing marketn the bay area. and most home sellers like brian deemers will admit to checking zillow to get an idea of what his house is supposed to be worth. but brian says zillow undervalues his home. >> oh, it thinks the tear-"the rundown" the street is worth the same as a beautiful house here. >> reporter: zillow's estimates are drawing fire. real estates say they offer overvalue homes. >> it's frustrating because people think my house is worth a million dollars and i pull the comps and it's worth $900,000. >> reporter: the class action lawsuit filed against zillow claims its estimates violate consumer protection laws, calling the zestimates illegal appraisals, criticizing the company for posting the estimates without getting consent from homeowners. the company disputes the charge. >> listing agents put opinions on homes. buying agents put opinions on homes. so does zillow. we think more opinions creates more transparency and more information for consumers. >> reporter: brian, meanwhile, says h

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