this is a great community in north scottsdale called estancia.e of the best pieces of property in all of north scottsdale because the property is located on three sides of pinnacle peak, which is a landmark mountain in the community. so you have unbelievable views of pinnacle peak. >> this is true desert living. and the old saying is true. location, location, location. north scottsdale has the perfect blend of rural beauty with modern amenities. is this a low-maintenance home? >> all the materials you see, you don't have to maintain them at all. >> the home is built out of poured concrete, glass, and oxidized titanium panels. they are meant to age gracefully in the desert. >> you want the aging and the patina of these materials, rather than a wood and stucco. you just let it age with time. and the color and the form it takes in this harsh environment is what you want it to look like. there's a lot of poured and placed concrete here. and it's usually pretty easy to do poured and placed concrete when you do it straight. but the back of the house is

. ♪ >> scottsdale, it is no mystery why. >> better golfers more often.foxbusiness at the program the property man, to scottsdale, arizona which has become a haven for retirees looking to relocate while staying in the real estate market, the property man himself bob massey. a lot to offer. the real estate markets, looking to relocate. >> the mayo clinic is there in that area, hiking, golfing, biking, beautiful homes, beautiful retirement communities. i will say it is 10 ° hotter than we are and hot in vegas right now. usually this time of year it is not this hot, it will be 117 °, it was 120 but a lot of people are smokers, they leave during summer months but it is a well-controlled community. maria: a great community but not this week. you have introduced us to what you are calling cowboys dream home, a 4000 was a bomb shelter. >> from the house to where we were, there was a tunnel and people crawled from the house to the tunnel. they filled up and it was an amazing place but back in the 60s in 70s it was a remarkable property to look at. >> is that wher

we are get new england video from arizona where a car ended of in a pool in scottsdale.s were able to rescue the man who police say is disabled. no word yet on what callsed the crash. and in nearby phoenix, the desert heat took a toll on a car window. a woman was driving the car when the rear window shattered. at first she thought it was gunfire. but experts say the high heat that caused an already damaged piece of glass to shatter. >> wow. >> the high yesterday by the way was 108 degrees in fine tiks. >> meanwhile drivers at rural georgia gas station had a problem when they fund they had company filling up. >> kendis, take it away. >> inside the pump. was a snake. one of the customers came to the rescue. his name is brandon radkey. >> your voice cracked a lot less than i expected while you read that one. >> concentrating on the teleprompter. >> trying not to look at the screen right now. >> how is it going? >> great. >> see. >> carry on. >> do you need gas that much? >> apparently. brandon radkey did, yeah. so he apparently used the nozzle to move the snake. easy. grab

. >>> an suv splash landed into a pool in scottsdale, arizona, the man driving the vehicle could nott on his own and needed help undoing think seatbelt and the police were there to pull him out. and no word on what caused the driver to crash. >>> a woman was startled when she spotted a snake in the nozzle holder of a pump in cedar town, georgia. another man pulled it out saying it was no big deal. >>> we are digging deep to secrets lying within the city of philadelphia. today on 6 abc we are launching our new digital series, called, hidden philadelphia, looking high and low at landmarks and gems you probably never knew. for example, did you know there is something under william penn's hat. this series will surprise. you check it out running now on 6abc.com/hidden philadelphia. >>> still ahead on "action news" another check of your forecast as we step live outside. sky 6 hd showing you cape may, new jersey. some folks are on the beach. david murphy has the update from accuweather. >>> it's graduation day for the high school seniors here at landsdale catholic high school. in doylestown

we are get new england video from arizona where a car ended of in a pool in scottsdale. the firefighters were able to rescue the man who police say is disabled. no word yet on what callsed the crash. and in nearby phoenix, the desert heat took a toll on a car window. a woman was driving the car when the rear window shattered. at first she thought it was gunfire. but experts say the high heat that caused an already damaged piece of glass to shatter. >> wow. >> the high yesterday by the way was 108 degrees in fine tiks. >> meanwhile drivers at rural georgia gas station had a problem when they fund they had company filling up. >> kendis, take it away. >> inside the pump. was a snake. one of the customers rescue. his name is brandon radkey. >> your voice cracked a lot less than i expected while you read that one. >> concentrating on the teleprompter. >> trying not to look at the screen right now. >> how is it going? >> great. >> see. >> carry on. >> do you need gas that much? >> apparently. brandon radkey did, yeah. so he apparently used the nozzle to move the snake. easy. g

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it goes up for auction in scottsdale on june 20, and vladimir duthiers says it may be worth millions.lves immediately what everyone else would-- why is this in arizona? >> reporter: when josh levine's auction firm was called to this retirement community in arizona in 2015, they thought they were going to examine memorabilia signed by laker's star kobe bryant. instead, they stumbled on what appeared to be hidden treasure. >> it was all packed up, just all in piles. you could see library boxes of personal effects, tax returns, letters, correspondence, and then these stacks of garage, levine says he found famous works of art and what he believes is the work of abstract impressionist jackson pollock. >> this will be the biggest thing i've ever represented in my life. >> reporter: the art had been sitting in the arizona garage since 1992 when the owner, who wishes to rename unnamed, inherited it from his sister. >> jennifer gordon was a socialite in the new york scene in the art world at the right place at the right time. all the ayersts were hanging out at her apartment, including jackson

and i found one here in lost canyon north of scottsdale, arizona. ♪ i said at the beginning of the showsome properties you need to see to believe. and this is one of them. so i asked realtor dave pattison to show me around this stunning hillside estate. >> welcome to lost canyon. i think you're gonna find this to be quite the special home. >> it is. it's beautiful. the home is tucked perfectly into the natural landscape of the mcdowell mountain range. >> it sits up on the top of the mountain, looks down over the valley. we're gonna cross over the creek and make our way up to the front. >> you talk about the creek, but the water runs underneath the house. >> that's correct. >> and this is a whole new definition of a play area. that's for sure. >> yeah. this used to be all rock. >> the current owner decided to build a playground and built one with possibly the best view of any playground around. he has a place to hit some golf balls, i see. >> yeah. you can chipt ovnd -- right by the front door. >> take care of business. this is great. >> come on in. >> looks like ben-hur's door. >> so yo

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. >> crash landed into a into scottsdale arizona.d man driving the vehicle then couldn't get out on his own. in fact he need owed help undoing his seat belt. thankfully the homeowner was there to pull him out before the vehicle sunk into the water. the man is okay. no word on what caused the driver to crash there. >> wow. >> thankfully the homeowner was not in the pool. >> or anyone else. >> let's look at the rain right here it's coming down in exton chester county. what a miserable start to the day again. 202 at the 30 bypass much traffic moving okay because it's light but right now the rain is not light here in text ton, exton. problem with paoli thorndale. train running 30 minutes late and now they're running express between exton and bryn mawr so you'll be waiting in the rain and that train is not coming dave it's running express. >> that's bad news. we have heavy rain, a line of it pushing east through the region. takes about a half hour for it to ride the length of that red arrow. the heaviest stuff is probably going the take a

. >> host: john from scottsdale arizona. go ahead. >> caller: thank you for taking my call.name-calling, mr. horowitz called someone a trump hater. that's close to calling a person a racist. a lot of name-calling going on. my question with this notion of going back to state. number one, power going back to the state of 1865 and the question becomes this. if the nation was built by individual work of solid peoplee going out and making their way. you get into name-calling and then complain about people using the word racist. i don't think you are a racist but i do think you are a hypocrite. >> guest: you have no idea what racism is if you think calling somebody a trump hater is comparable to calling somebody a racist. that is an individual accountability is what it is and what his comments were about as individuals. the united states inherited slavery from the british empire one generation the united states liberated the slaves. slavery existed for 3,000 years with nobody ever calling it a moral, not jesus, mohammed, certainly not mohammed, not moses. nobody until england call

host: john is calling in from scottsdale, arizona. caller: thank you for taking my call. name-calling, mr. horwitz just called a person a trump haider's neck gets to call in a person a racist, i mean, a lot of name-calling going on, but i have a question-- guest: excuse me. caller: number one, power went back to the states in 1865 and if it had we would still have slavery mr. horwitz and the question becomes this, this nation was built on individual work, people going out there asn individuals and making their way how in the hell do you explain slavery? you get into name-calling. you call people names and you complain about people using the word racist. i don't think you are a racist, but-- [inaudible] guest: you have no idea what racism is if you think calling someone a trump hater is comparable to call in someone a racist. that's individual accountability and his comments were about individuals. the us inherited slavery from the british empire. in one generation the us liberated the slaves. slavery existed for 3000 years with no one ever calling it immoral, not jesus, n

yesterday in scottsdale, mad bum threw three no-hit innings against a rookie league team. he's scheduled to start friday for the sacramento river cats. >> i talked to him in the office a little bit today. he feels great. we're getting good news on him on where he's at. he's coming along fine. no setbacks. so he's here. he'll take a pen i think tomorrow. he'll take bp today. >> besides being the team's all-star catcher, buster posey is the official junior giants' commissioner. today, he handed out a brand new raulings glove to 1,000 junior giants from around the state. 80% of the kids who take part come with families with low to moderate incomes. >> it's fun to give away gloves. i remember being their age and havingglove, i would sleep with it under the bed to break it in, and be excited, coming home from school to play catch or work on breaki ininginginging >> posey has been about the only bright spot on the giants. he's batting .340. the a's yonder alonzo is still in the running to start at first for the american league, right now he's third in the voting. alonzo leads oa

yesterday in scottsdale, mad bum threw three no-hit innings against a rookie league team.d to start friday for the sacramento river cats. >> i talked to him in the office a little bit today. he feels great. we're getting good news on him on where he's at. he's coming along fine. no setbacks. so he's here. he'll take a pen i think tomorrow. he'll take bp today. >> besides being the team's all-star catcher, buster posey is the official junior giants' commissioner. today, he handed out a brand new raulings glove to 1,000 junior giants from around the state. 80% of the kids who take part come with families with low to moderate incomes. >> it's fun to give away gloves. i remember being their age and having my glove, i would sleep with it under the bed to break it in, and be excited, coming home from school to play catch or work on breaki ining it in. >> posey has been about the only bright spot on the giants. he's batting .340. the a's yonder alonzo is still in the running to start at first for the american league, right now he's third in the voting. alonzo leads oakland in hit

happened last night in scottsdale. firefighters say the driver should be okay. >> shepard: u.s.nnounced an effort to retake raqqa from isis terrorists. the commander says the battle will be long and difficult but could be a turning point in the fight against isis. raqqa is the capitol. that's where leaders have planned terror attacks against europe and the west. isis took control of the city in january of 2014. u.s.-led forces have been working on surrounding it since november of last year. some images for you in the slide show this afternoon. photos showing damage from air strikes? raqqa. the pentagon has been racking up the strikes as u.s.-backed trips get closer to the city. here's another photo from the isis news agency showing the smoke rising. this damn is west of raqqa. it's the largest damn in all of syria. they were worried about it for a while. this photo is from april. a u.s.-backed syrian fighter holding weapons near raqqa. jennifer griffin has an update on the latest push. jennifer? >> shep, may not be a coincidence that the allies decided to launch the operation to

. >>> in scottsdale, arizona an suv crashe crashes through fencd lands in pool.he elderly driver was taken to a hospital but is expected to be okay. it's not clear exactly what caused that driver to lose control. >>> drivers in louisiana could soon be required to take an etiquette class on what to do when they get pulled over. the legislation is the first of its kind in the country. the louisiana state legislature okayed a bill which would add the course requirement for new drivers. mesh is expected to move to the governor's desk. state senator says he came up with the idea after speaking to a former nfl player. >> after the shootings in baton rouge and the shootings in dallas last year he contacted my office and asked me to author a bill that helped educate young drivers on thou act when they got pulled over. >> the course would focus on basic tips having proper documentation readily available. keeping your hands visible at all times, and addressing the officer respectfully. >>> today's white house press briefing feature add very familiar face. >> i want to talk

h hs was near scottsdale, ads. an alleyeder man crashed through the gait. someone's backyard swimming pool. he was shaken up and taken to the hospital for treatment. q. news is no one else was hurt no word on the state of the car now. >> that's an awful story. that's terrifying. any body of water can sing a scar and you can included. all right. let's talk about today, shall we. >> much nicer. best weather ever. you loved it, right? this is like the perfect weather. >> all we're doing is just making sarah happy. if sarah is happy so goes the united states it really was amazing. i thought it reminded me of more like an early fall day. it was just a beautiful breeze out of the northwest, clearing us out after a cloudy, sticky and not so sticky. back into the/d category with the clouds and the showers and the cool marine layer weather returning. that is live look outside, a beautiful ending i believe as we're looking at the potomac there through this tuesday afternoon. it will be a glorious evening. maybe even needing a light jacket later on tonight. nice cool

or maybe even scottsdale. >> thank you, spencer. >>> silicon valley leaders are at the white house todayort to cut costs and protect the u.s. from cyber attacks. >>> kevin durant's mom stole the hearts of warriors fans everywhere during the finals. now she's going on the record about her son's success. >>> we're celebrating lgbt pride by using our instagram feed to celebrate people making a difference where you live. today we recognize leanleanleann pittsford. there's a matching grant for any scholarship donations made through early july. learn more o >>> kevin dur ability is expected to operate ot out of his contract and become a free agent. done panic, he's not going anywhere. an espn report out today said durant will not exercise his 28-year-olds option for next year nor seek the maximum contract. he'll re-sign with the warriors, that move will save the team money against their salary cap. it's been a week since the warriors won the nba title. new insight about the special celebration between durant and his mom. she spoke with robin roberts about the celebration, and compared it with

>> this piece is called time standing still, it is actually size of bob scottsdale, his arm lifts up.cute. >> there is drawers in here and is there a cab net. >> but so sweet tell us this story. >> made by skip johnson, he has hand. >> cute report. >> when you move them. why don't you try move them. >> cute. >> yes. >> look at him. >> he has a built in squeak, he talks to you. >> he talks to you. >> yes. >> center also has special exhibit like this collection of historic, contemporary man go board special like tango with a m. >> i said that is a skateboard clearly. >> what they were used for was smoothing out linens. basically they are precursor for an iron. >> where has that kind of detail gone, right? it is cool to walk in like that and actually sea that. >> meisha, close your eyes, take something out, okay, open them up. >> okay. >> i wanted to ask you what is it? circular object, spoken element? well, when you look at the end that are cut what do you see. >> i love that. >> a giraffe. >> that is right. >> it is a tradition that the father would turn them and kid would turn them an

studio is commonly a place people find peace, a heated studio like this one a true hot yoga in scottsdaleer workout. it turns out yoga is helping people soften their minds as well. >> it seems like it's necessary for them in their day to day live to keep balance. >> reporter: go instructor chrissy sullivan says whatever the motivation yoga will help ground you. >> it also turns out that yoga and meditation coaches nationwide say they are seeing increased enrollment and fewer dropouts from the annual new year's revolution wave of sign ups. the american psychological association reports that stress nationwide is on the rise for the first time in ten years. partly because of the current political climate. >> we carry so much unnecessary stress, so much unnecessary worry, worrying about things we can't control and you can just let it go here and leave with new perspective a calmer minds mindset. aware of what you can control and able let go of what you can control. >> politics are not discussed or considered at true hot. when she leads a class or first instruction is often leaves thoughts, wo

it's a fair point but at scottsdale that is sign of us.intellect is too cold to competing thoughts in your mind at the same time and not go insane. are we still should bait are we not? he's not going to leave easily and we don't have a partner. >> as a former marine, who's been on the ground by tours, what was the. [inaudible] for the american public to go in to another misguided adventure. >> that's my point. i'm not going to sit here and pretend that i have the answer but in 2012 when there's the debate if they decide to send the division into turkey that i'll put on my uniform and my metals and ron kovic, mart on the capital. this is outrageous and being in turkey the next year, seen what the reciprocal is about the idea that it doesn't take some type of massive intervention to get rid of assad. >> like so back from afghanistan against soviets that did not end well. okay it intervened in iraq and in 2011 has not pended well so it is not like anyone can point to an example and say right, okay this is what we need to do in syria that will

scottsdale is very much like the vegas area.hink about that in the west coast compared to san francisco, new york, you get a big home for the price between 250 and $450,000. get a good real estate expert in your area to look at the prices, and they'll be able to tell you exactly what those prices are and what the future is in the next 12 months. sandra: all right. bob massie, viewers can learn so much from your show, as that one just mentioned. you can watch it 8:30 eastern on fox business and e-mail your questions for bob to friends @foxnews.com. bob, thank you for joining us this morning. good to see you. >> thank you so much. sandra: steve. steve: you read. sandra: all right. it's mine. coming up, days after steve scalise was shot, another congressman releasing these threatening voice mails to his office. >> going to hunt you down, wrap a rope around your neck, and hang you from a lamppost. >> congressman chafitz joins us live to talk about that. and a minor league baseball manager takes a cheap shot at tim tebow's face. who

. >> 114 in scottsdale and he was on the golf course -- of course >> it was a dry heat, steve. >> airditioning is a wonderful >> good morning, right now 7:17, breaking news on the roads if you're heading towards glen burny this is 100 dealing with a crash involving an overturned tractor-trailer there, just the left shoulder getting by, that is 100 eastbound right at 97. again, big delays it's a bottle neck all the way back to 170 and as you approach 170. switch it overwe do have a rubber next one hundred westbound to our other cameras a few beltway crashes inner loop crash after georgetown pike, you can see the truck out there have not some of the left lanes are blocked. this is causing a massive congestion from 66 to georgetown road and then also keep in mind that we're dealing with another crash on the beltway inner loop at van door rin. left lanes getting by causing a slowdown as you pass van door rin on the outer loop. it's just as heavy as the inner loop, metro get back to normal except impacting the red line, close station shady grove and rockville, shuttle services on busses pl

>> it's twofold, i think the location, northern scottsdale, part of dc community, close proximity tooverall design style. it's a very clean form mediterranean look and you really get a sense. maria: nice, what a desert o oasis. that was so beautiful. what's to special about it? >> first of all, the location and view is spectacular. what's interesting, maria, about doing luxury segments is the fact to see the ideas that people have, how they personalized their taste to these beautiful type of settings at homes and see the different types of designs in the bedrooms and kitchens and workout rooms and things like that. it's very interesting to see how people got bless them that are in a position to build these kinds of home fit it to their needs and i always say, i ask this, you know, when you build a home like this, you ever decide you're going to resell it, that resell is a very special buyer because it's a personal need and that's always a consideration when you build luxury homes. at some point you're going to sell it and how is that going to fit and how difficult it is. they don't c

driver in scottsdale, arizona, crashed through the wall of a home before plunge nothing a pool last no pull the elderly driver from that vehicle. all right. just let that picture sing in there. something you don't see every day. he was taken to the hospital as a precaution. but kind of amazingly expected to be okay. >> wow. >> no one inn sigh the home was hurt either. >> crashed right through the wall into the pool. >> everyone is lucky in that situation. >> act of bravery illinois. police dash cam video shows a moment when the driver had seizure behind the wheel. another driver noticed what was happening, jumped out of his truck and drove through the car's passenger window while it was still moving. see it right here. jumps out of the truck runs across and able to get into that car. wow! stop the car. stayed by the driver's side until an ambulance arrived. that's i don't go above and beyond. >> who would think to try to even do that. thank goodness. they did. >> those stories, those like every day hero stories they really help me there's so much bad news out there. >> dixon illinois

. >> host: scottsdale arizona. >> caller: hello. i have two questions. how did we get from a candidate like gary hart to donald trump and that seems like a huge leap to me so what is your take on president obama? i also voted for him but a number of problems we are facing and he did not deal with them the racial divide and ronald he was afraid but i like him as a human being but if he really did anything. >> guest: i wrote that piece right after the election and i had been critical of barack obama with the subject i have covered over the presidency and that he doesn't have a great record their that was mainly known not winning a single conviction for any of that corruption so i was critical of barack obama i did not like the fact that he ran as the economic progressive and when he got elected he had a transition team and people like timothy geithner and eric holder and with the assistant attorney general at that time so all the banks were their clients and that came through in their enforcement decisions. so i was always critical level, but it think hist

. >> host: berry is calling from scottsdale, arizona. berry, you are on booktv with matt taibbi. >> caller: hi, matt. how are you doing? >> guest: good. how are you doing? >> caller: good. thanks for being on the show. two questions. how did we get from a presidential candidate like gary hart to donald trump? seems like a huge leap. second question is what is your take on president obama? i heard you say you voted for him. i voted for him too but a number of problems we are facing now were allowed to fester under his administration for eight years. he really didn't deal with them. there is syria, the racial divide in the country that is as bad as it has ever been, isis. i liked him as a human being but i don't know as a president if he really did anything. what is your take on those two issues? thank you. i will listen. >> guest: i wrote a piece about obama right after the election. i had been critical of barack obama in the last eight years bane -- mainly because it corruption in the financial service sector that i covered he doesn't ha

the company's self-driving technology the company will deploy the test vehicles in san francisco, scottsdalelready testing more than 50 volts with an earlier version of that self-driving software. i want the later version if i have to choose, jim cramer. let's get down to the new york stock exchange you said something on your twitter that the force be with you in terms of maybe its coming back to the nasdaq or something, jim, that the shorts could get -- hurt a little >> you needed something negative other than cheese cake factory preannouncing, and scott's miracle grow preannouncing you needed something related to tech the analysts come out and they're coming out sporadically saying hey, there's a good opportunity to buy so we're in some sort of dead zone, where other than the apple downgrade, the special sunday apple downgrade we got there really isn't that much to talk about. so people are just saying, all right, well why did we sell advanced micro what was that? and so short memories. so short memories bring back the buyers >> just saw tesla go by on the tape, it's up about seven, that's