into the community, educate the consumer on what questions to ask and provide the education to the realtorsther financial members of the community as well. >> very good. any final thoughts? >> jim, i would share about the h.o.t. program with the city of san jose. >> we're almost out of time, but go ahead. >> we have a partnership of the city of housing trust and the city of san jose. six families got into the program and we're proud of that fact. >> and housing trust will be our guest next week on "communidad del valle." >> wonderful. >> it shows the quality of a person and agency you run. good luck, and faux for sharing your thoughts. >> thank you. >>> up next, homes $1,0 homes f $1,000 home unless two years. let's see how they are going to do it. stay with us. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber when you are eating a candybar. you enjoy that. i am. [ male a

the millions of realtors across the country are available to help. they are great volunteer resource, and we want to encourage you to make contact with your local association of realtors, be in contact with the state association of realtors, because we want to be there as a financial partner, as a partner for growth, and as a partner to make the country better. we really appreciate the opportunity to be here today and present some of the programs. and i thank you. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much. i'll take any questions that anybody has regarding that presentation. okay. being none -- okay. one over here. yes. mayor? your not working either? [inaudible conversations] >> in the baltimore area, the live where you work program. i believe they have partnered up with the realtor organization. but there were also in the city that it looked like participated a little bit of that as well. the importance with the employer-assisted housing programs, there's lots of different banks, lenders, the communities and when we all partner together, we can c

it had treasury, it had hud, it had fannie, it had freddie, it had the mortgage bankers, the realtors, the home builders, it had the community groups and the special interest groups. all of them were involved in this push to increase home ownership to intended record levels by the end of the millennium. and they created a platform that would carry that out. and that included reduced down payments, changes in building quality, innovation of new mortgage products and all of these were stated goals, and they were implemented as part of policy, part of plan and part of the notion of wrapping ourselves in a culture of ownership. ownership society without ever having a discussion about what it was. and we forget that all of the benefits that historically have been conveyed by home ownership are real. there are greater ties to one's community. they are a better place to raise a family, more stable neighborhoods, typeically neighborhoods with more focus on educational attainment of the children in those neighborhoods. but we never stopped to ask what it was that really drove those as part of

submitted lists of tters of who's in favor, who's opposed to this bill, it's my understanding that the realtors association is in fact opposed to the manager's amendment, but we're not going to vote on these amendments tonight, we're rolling these votes until tomorrow. so we will research that and we will find the truth of where they are and make that information available to the members because certainly realtors are a very valuable part of our nation's economy. i want to talk a little bit as well about whether we can fix the defect on prior art by an amendment that would be offered later in the week by mr. conyers and mr. rohrabacher -- mr. rohrabacher. they propose that the first to file patent system that is being promoted to harmonize our system with other countries would not go into effect until the grace period which is the critical part of theatent system actually is fixed and harmonized and i think, i don't know whether we can -- if the manager's amendment is passed, the fatal defect of defining the prior art is disclosures, i don't believe can be fully remedied by this amendment, alth

>> well, it's about 61% of the housing market according to the realtor's latest numbers. just way out of whack number. of course, home prices have to be going down because if you're looking at median home prices, it's the number that have sold above and below the median price. when you're selling lodss of foreclosures and short sales on the low end you need a lot of high end home sales to balance that out. we're not seeing the demand right now. >> greg mcbride, in el mirage, arizona, where the house is, it's a short sale, would have been 70% more a year ago, likely an investor is buying that home. >> one third of all sales nationally are cash transacti s transactions, two thirds in the hardest hit markets like phoenix, like south florida, the majority taking place on a cash basis. >> sophisticated investors or john and mary lou who saved up their money and buying an investment property. >> more sophisticated investors, but john and mary lou have deep pockets. >> speculators in a market driven up by speculators or people sopping up excess supply and that's a good thing for

. - i really told the realtor that i only wanted to look on this red mountain quarter, and i wanted trail i wanted that because that's what's the most appealing to me in this area. burkhardt: michelle was part of a growing contingent of transplant residents to southwest utah attracted to the area's mild climate and almost limitless opportunities for outdoor recreation in a spectacular setting. - it's really like no other place you can be. it's just so many trail heads and so many places in such a short distance. and it's really a treasure, and we want to preserve it. burkhardt: it is a familiar management dilemma, how to protect such precious areas while also allowing access to a growing number of enthusiasts. red cliffs national conservation area is the culmination of 13 years of public lands conservation that began with the red cliffs desert reserve, a wildlife preserve set aside to help protect the rare mojave desert tortoise. - it's challenging to allow people access to the reserve, to enjoy the reserve, yet maintain and protect habitat, tortoise habitat as well as populations of tort

. >> i've got a condo spoken to the realtor on myrtle beach. >> he knows the story is unusual but jamesas no regrets and that he says he's getting good medical care but the jail doctor accuses him of man nip plating the system. >> then out of necessity because i need medical care, then i guess i am manipulating the dourts get care. >> rough way to get to the condo on the beach. he might get out of jail sooner than he'd hoped. >> he was charged with larceny from a person rather than a bank. >> and thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. >> and the news at 5:00 starts right now with dan ashley and cheryl jennings. >> no budget no, pay. honoring wishes of voters by stopping lawmaker pay until they hash out a budget. >> botox face off. turns out not all brands bring the same result autos and there is contomorrow nants found in water parks. >> and as predicted it's the hottest day of the year so far. >> triple digits can be found inland today. folks tried to find shade any place they could. and did this get hot enough to set off records? >> and this hot hot. we saw temp

on behalf of the 1.1 million members of the national association of realtors, we are pleased to support h.r. 1249, the america invents act. it goes on to explain in great detail why they, along with literally hundreds of other organizations, support this legislation. that includes the united states chamber of commerce, the national association of manufacturers, the retail federation of america, there is a whole host of organizations and individual companies, both large and small, who support the legislation because they know that this is what is vital for job creation in this country. we need to have reform of our patent laws because unfortunately in recent years countries like china have overtaken us in the productivity of their patent office and the fact of the matter is unless we change our patent laws we are going to continue to be at a disadvantage. the advantages that we've had in the past are no longer available to us because quite frankly the complexity of inventions have increased and more and more we find ourselves in a situation where the laws that we operate under

the republican line. caller: yes. i'm a realtor here in tulsa, oklahoma, and i would like cement on the fact that a lot of these restrictive regulations have really cut the first-time home buyer totally out of the market. and it's really a shame, because that is what our nation is all about is the american dream. you cannot qualify for a loan. most of these people cannot unless you have a really good job or put money in the bank, which, of course, is what we all want, but the kind of buyer , as a real estate agent, you want. but unfortunately, the regulations are too strict, and they've cut the people out of the market that are first-time home buyers. it's made our business really, really bad. i don't know what you're going to do with all the realtors going out of business because they don't have anybody to buy. so i think you really need to study what you're proposing because a lot of these 100% loans were not bad for most of these first-time home buyers. i think it really gave them a foot in the door. host: can i add this? this i

tuesday, the nation's realtors report on existing home sales for the last month.he federal reserve wraps up its latest meeting with an announcement on interest rates. and chairman bernanke meets the press for his second news conference following an fomc announcement. thursday, the latest new home sales figures are out. and friday we'll get the final revision of the first quarter growth domestic product. >>> and finally, maria's not here today, but she took the windy city by storm this week. first up in chicago was the introduction of this year's class of the national cable hall of fame. maria's only the second journalist to be included, honored for her leadership and innovation in the cable industry. >> i'm also proud to have been able to contribute to this industry and these firsts in cable. producing in real-time in that first gulf war to the booms and busts of the financial industry from the floor of the new york stock exchange at cnbc. the truth is i'm so proud because i know, and we all know that cable has changed people's lives. >> congratulations, maria. >>

the national association of realtors says the number of people in contract to buy a home rose 2% in may. the groups showed an increase, while the western region had the biggest jump at 12.9%. and wall street, stocks gaining for the third straight day, the investors concerns eased in greece, the dow jones was up 2 points, the nasdaq gained 11. >>> and central project taking a big step forward. the board of directors unanimously approved a 32 million tunnel contract. the subway will take them south of market to china town, to union square. the federal government has shifted nearly 96 million. service is set to start in 2018. >>> an update now on a story we first showed you in a special report. ktvu's claudia long climbed into a bunker, a well kept bay area secret. now, we learned he is one of the last people to be allowed in the bunker that is being put away forever. mike? >> reporter: tucked away, welded shut, to be exact. i'll give you a look here, you can obviously see the golden gate bridge, we come back here this way to a big turn. this is where they call hock hill, that is the tunne

and that's our primary focus to get into the community and provide to realtors and other financial members ofhero t the community as well. >> any final thoughts while we show information on the screen? >> the program of the city of san jose. >> we have a partner shship. six families got into the program so we're proud of that fact. >> and housing trust will be our guest on "comunidad del valle" next week. >> wonderful. >> you affiliate yourself with reputable organizations and it shows the quality of the organization you run. thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. >> thank you. >>> and up next on "comunidad del valle," 1,000 homes for 1,000 homeless in two going to e let's see how they're going to do it. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. i walk with my sister. our relationship has gone to a whole new level because of training together. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. when you accomplish th

the king of carville. he was an early settler to carville. jacob heyman that realtor, started being called the father of carville. we'll see why in a second. and this guy on the left, colonel daley, was often called the pioneer father of carville. he really gets a lot of the credit. here's colonel daley in his little shed. how do we describe him? he's sort of a 1890's bohemian, a bit of a herm yit. most importantly, he was a friend of adolph sutro's. and sutro had a real estate shack on the northwest corner of the sunset. he let colonel daley squat in there essentially. he went out every morning, walked along the beach. whatever washed up he brought back to his shed and created quite a large little compound of old bottles, shoes, anything that washed up. a ship wreck. provided a bunch of lumber. he made a sleeping loft in his cabin. for a while he had a wife. she didn't wash up in the waves. but she did eventually wash out. she couldn't handle cooking in the sandunes every night, creating a fire. so she left him sometime in the late 18920 -- 1890's. but daley took one

>> one is the exciting actions the association of realtors has been taking, to be the first and the california to provide space in their database for industry standard, recognized green measures. aside from cork flooring or other surface treatments, which are a consideration, a buyer could have summary information about if the home has been measured for energy performance, and has some independent organization confirmed that you have actually installed -- that there is a reason to call it green. that has only been out there few months. another metric of the fact that could have on the market when that becomes a little more populated in the database would be looking at whether that affects the days on the market, which i would expect to be more likely a factor of change, because if you are filtering your search on that criteria, you have more buyers looking at those particular homes. >> i think it is a very good measure. as the measures become standardized, you are right. it will be something that people will look for. they will say other things about the property. they could say, this property

home sales have been doing in the united states from the national association of realtors. economists are predicting a bump in pending home sales. that's homes that are contracted for sale. >>> the tour de france begins on saturday. the race covers 2,000 miles and lasts more than three weeks. doping accusation advisory littered the tour the last couple of years. we'll keep you posted on how it goes. >>> remember the famous michael jackson jacket that you wore in "thriller?" well, it gets sold to the highest bid earning but wait until you hear how much someone paid for it. we'll tell you on the other side. now i'm going to read you a quote and see if you can figure out who said this. quote, "everybody back in the business days didn't abuse, but they whipped the kids when they done wrong, and now you can't do that these days because when you whip a kid now, they call 911 on you." think about it. i'll tell you who said it after the break. it's nine minutes after the hour. well-being. we're all striving for it. purina cat chow helps you nurture it in your cat with a full family

in wisconsin, the wisconsin association of realtors partner with the wisconsin housing finance agencysconsin housing works. it served as a resource for local governments, lenders, and from the employers and counseling agencies in the agency on how to create employer assisted programs for it i point this out because we heard a lot of information from secretary donovan about counseling and the importance of how that works and also education of the general home buying process and partners since that can work because it is a resource you can use and have them in different cities and states. there is real terms in the home state of maryland who have ban incredible work force housing champions. the top to realtors about employer assisted housing programs and there's a program in baltimore called live there your work program, and dominant talked about the plight in our areas and as we bring in employers to bring in a vacant commercial venues, we need to do this in florida residential properties in the area where people can live where they board and they can be in communities where they work

the report was released today by the federal housing finance agency. >>> california realtors are seeinggn, pending home sales are on the rise. they report pending sales from may were up 1.5% from april and 12% from may of last year. pending home sales are a strong indicator of future sales activity. >>> new iphone may be on the way. sources that are familiar with plans plans to release the next iphone in september. sources say it will have a faster processor and better camera. >>> a link between cell phones and cancer has been debated but now a group of scientists say there is a possible connection. they are classifying the waves transmitted by personal electronic devices as possibly carcinogenic to humes. most people get the greatest exposures from transmitters close to the body such as cell phones. >>> the risk of silicone breast implants. 20% of women who get the implants will have them removed within 10 years. the fda called the implants safe as as long as women understand it comes with complications. the longer implants stay in the more likely a woman is to have complications. >> h

we watched the industry, cne and freddie, later the mortgage bankers, realtors, home builders, community groups really push this notion that we need to put former people into homes. what we were doing by 2004 was giving people incentives to take the more and more risky markets products and homes that they heard he had as a way of extract and equity theater be built up in their homes and create incentives for people to build and buy second homes and investment properties, which is another piece sadistically discussed here. art of the crisis we are living through right now is a crisis given by the reality that in 2004, 2005, 2006 in the early part of 2007, between dirty six and 39% of home sales were second homes and investment properties, okay? that is overhead that will not be touched by any current government initiatives to stabilize the housing market. that is part of the reason that the banks, we put to these troubled asset relief programs still have these troubled asset from their bank balance sheet. we don't want to really step back, look up at her housing policy did, what are finan

the national association of realtors says existing home sales fell 3.8% to 4.8 million units. the median sales price was also down, falling almost 5% to $166,500. j.p. morgan chase will pay almost $154 million to settle charges it misled investors in certain mortgage-backed securities back in 2007. specifically, the securities and exchange commission says the bank allowed the magnetar hedge fund to pick mortgages that went into the bundled securities, while separately betting against those same mortgages. harmed investors will get all of their money back. still ahead-- from the greek debt crisis to the debt ceiling debate here in america. what's at stake for the u.s. dollar? and how could the dollar help or hurt corporate profits? >> susie: it was a volatile day in world energy markets as traders focused on spain, as well as greece. that's as the international monetary fund warned that spain faces considerable risks to its economic recovery. in new york trading, crude oil futures gained 14 cents to settle at $93.40 a barrel. but crude prices are down more than $20 a barrel in t

about an event that president bill clinton had in 1994 when he went to the annual convention of the realtor'sociation and called for a major effort on the part of his administration but also joining forces with the private and public second ors to increase homeownership. we're going to listen to a little bit of this clip. we found it on youtube, and have you talk about what emanated from that from the white house. let's listen. >> i want them to write and send me in six months a detailed strategy that recommits america to homeownership that will add millions of new homeowners by the end of this century. i can assure you, just don't forget the end of this century is just a couple years away. i can assure you this is not a report that will sit object shelves. it is one that will be implemented, and let me be clear. this is not a government program. i have asked for the involvement of realtors, homeowners, fannie mae, freddie mac, ensurers. has been talents for humanity. 40 other groups already onboard to do their part. this is a -- an initiative based on coompings, not a government program. we

according to the national association of realtors, home sales of existing single family homes and condos sank 3.8% in may to a seasonally ajusted annual -- annual -- adjusted annual rate. economists say that's far below the amount of homes sold in a healthy economy. >>> a federal order to clear california levees is being challenged in court. the government order is to clear-cut trees and shrubs from thousands of miles of lev es -- levees. a lawsuit filed by conservation groups arks this would destroy precious habitat. >>> some lucky kids at a san francisco sports summer camp this morning, got some big- league hitting instructions. the giants' hitting koch was onhand to give advice to more than 100 kids -- coach was onhand to give advice to more than 100 kids at kim bal field. it's put on by the san francisco recreation and park department. the coach also encouraged kids to get out and play along with hitting. >>> the college world series is on sunday. cal state beat virginia. right now they are playingtal and must win to stay a -- and are playing texas a&m. they must win to stay alive. m

. >>> the national association of realtors says that more americans are getting ready to buy homes. pending home sales or the number of homes under contract before a sale was up 8.2% in the month of may. the increased activity is showing up in all parts of the country. this follows a report that showed home sales up in april. >>> the federal reserve appears to be giving in to the big banks. it's agreed to limit so-called swipe fees at 21 cents insteadad of 12 cents. now, those are the fees that banks charge stores every time you use your debit card. there was hope that stores would pass along some of those savings to consumers. >> can't get enough of those fees. >>> all right. justin timberlake has already played a social media entrepreneur in the movies. now, he gets to be one in real life. timberlake is teaming up with specific media to buy myspace and rebuild and reinvigorate it. the site is expected to provide original shows and music. newscorp is selling the website for $35 million, much, much less than it paid to buy it. >>> well, for those who want their smartphones to impress

still, the national association of realtors says many of those deals are having trouble closing because buyers are having a tough time getting appraisals for financing. and the marriage between the london stock exchange and the canadian exchange operator, t.m.x. group, is off. the companies are walking away from the deal because they say it is "highly unlikely" they'll get majority approval from t.m.x. shareholders. still ahead, we'll find out what's driving tonight's stock pick: ford. "street critique" guest hilary kramer looks under the hood. >> tom: banks will be able to collect up to 21 cents from retailers every time shoppers swipe their debit card. while that's down considerably from what banks could charge, it is more than what the federal reserve first proposed. the fee was 44 cents a transaction, earning banks an estimated $15 billion last year. but today, the fed okayed a maximum fee of 21 cents. consumer advocates had wanted those fees cut to 12 cents. federal reserve vice chair janet yellin says the new rules require compromise. >> the continued vitality of the debit card sy

we are we been for the national association of realtors to release pending home sales. repealeded prices are back on te rise. $93 a barrel. we will bring you the opening bell coming up. new this morning, president obama and vice president by and will be meeting with senate democratic leaders to discuss spending cuts. the president is also scheduled a news conference, his first formal question and the answer session since the budget negotiations began. president obama is expected to open with comments about restoring the economy, job growth in a touch on deficit talks. give democrats and republicans cannot agree on spending cuts in raising the 14 trillion dollar debt ceiling, the u.s. government could start defaulting on its debt by august 2nd. >> it's much more ahead of the kron 4 morning news, our top stories on the other side of this break. when you are looking at the start of a boat that overturned. we will explain how this happened. a live report conduct. if care is a live look on what will be happening on wall street, the opening bell and two minutes. ♪ let's go out

the national association of realtors said cash buyers accounted for 30% of existing home sales last month up from 25 a years ago and 12% in 2009. cash buyers are investors enticed by low prices and potential rental income, prevalent in markets where prices fell the most. got cash, you don't need to go through that whole financing route. back to you, scott. >> courtney, thank you very much. check in with christina. >> it is cooler but east bay it is going to be hot, what i consider hot. close to 100 degrees, unseasonably warm. tomorrow, even better and 70s pop up, we'll get to that in a minute. this is a change. a significant trough to the north kicking up that on-shore flow. we're bog to see a pretty good cloud bank this morning on the coast. this morning you are going to see fog in places like san francisco, over the bridges. that will cool you down through the day today. inland areas, not that much of a marine push. that means it will be hot once again. also starting out near 70 in livermore, 67. 59 in concord, 58 in hayward. still getting that warm down sloping wind through livermore r

the other issue we are getting a lot from the realtors and they are making comments on the qrm has included if we should not include the incentives, deal with it rather than this. can you give me your instinct on that where we should be going with it?''''' largest econ. >> good morning. it's encouraging to see such a major turnout for this event today, which is a look at the question of is chinese foreign direct investment in the united states a threat to the united states domestically or globally? and obviously the other side of the coin is, is it a threat to the united states not to get chinese foreign direct investment? this is what our speakers will be examining. the background for this event is the recent publication of the first major detailed study of foreign direct investment coming in to the united states. there has been interest in this subject, but there has not been a thorough assistical basis to assist in foreign meramericas o understanding what the benefits are and what the potential risks are. i expect that during the course of the discussion this morning, we will all ge

the other issue we're getting a lot from the realtors and he made comments on dhaka qrm and some of them included whether we ought not let if i'm correct the incentives deal with it rather than this hard and fast rule can you give me your instinct on that? >> i market oriented persons with weaken the the market oriented incentives drive rather than regulators micromanaging this is what the lending standards should be a i would prefer that approach. so i think it's a very difficult, i think the securitization process got completely out of control it was a huge driver of the crisis. it needs to be reformed to. my sense is that meaningful risk retention scheme and the game will be the best way it can disciplined underwriting standards i would like to bring the securitization market going back. i would like to have the banks and the divers diversification funding of devotee but it needs to be brought back in the right way, and already we are getting into the debates of writing to the staff put together what they felt objectively based on a lot of analytical work or the quote on quote gold st

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according to the national association of realtors, sales of existing single family homes fell 3.8% in may. the economists say this year's annual pace of 8.3 million homes is far below the 6 million homes sold in healthy housing markets. since the housing boom went bust in 2006, sales have fallen in four of the past five years. >>> federal officials are investigating whether the oil market is being purposely manipulated and that's causing prices at the pump to spike. oil companies, refineries and traders are being accused of working together to keep oil off the market and cut oil production to impact the price of gasoline. one u.s. senator tells us the government now has subpoena power. >> it might allow them to piece the puzzle together about what's being happening. because when you have ample supplies and prices are still skyrockets you want to know about what's going on in the marketplace. >> the government can fine companies millions of the dollars if they're found to be guilty of manipulation. >>> and stocks posted an increase today. the ip business congress rang in the closing be

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the state association of realtors says the numbers from may were up more than 1.50% compared to april up 12% faired to a year ago. that's an interest that's -- industry that's looking for any signs of life. >> needs some encouraging. >> uh-huh. >>> sal, what's happening on the roads? have you that busy shook on your face. >> yeah, we had some breaking news. if -- joe johnson if you are listening, whoever is back there, move the camera from 101 to 280. we have a high-speed chase going on in san francisco. northbound 280. they are coming up on ocean geneva. police are -- the chp is bying note fight. -- notified. the police chase is coming this way into san francisco. northbound 280 coming up on the alamany exit. we'll keep you posted on this. i want to go back to the map. this crash on hayward is really bad. motorcycle crash it's been out there for a while. the emergency crews were blocking the left lane northbound but the crash was southbound. look how deep let? that means traffic is almost at a standstill as you head out to union stay -- union city. fog on the golden gate bridge. this

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today's reading on the housing market from a realtor trade group will give a fresh snap stop -- snapshot. the national association of realtors will release the home sales index for may, and analysts are expecting a decline. bank of america's countrywide unit reached an $8.5 billion agreement with investors to settle claims investors sold poor quality mortgage-backed securities that went sour during the housing collapse. the bank says the settlements is still subject to court approval. greece's lawmakers just approved a key austerity bill, paving the way for that country to get its next of vital bailout loans. the unpopular five-year package of spending cuts and tax hikes were backed by a majority of the 300-member parliament. britain that a foreign secretary says libya's cash strapped opposition received donor funds to pay salaries to public-sector workers in rebel-held areas. he told lawmakers that a first payment of $100 million and international aid money has been made to libya's main opposition group. group. secretary of state clinton has begun a four-day trip to europe to support in

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the state association of realtors says its pending home sales index is up 12% from may of last year.erts consider pending home sales an indicator of future sales activity. >>> no 12% hikes in water bills, at least not yet. questions were raised about the legality of the proposed two tier hikes. >>> and what was supposed to be a procedural vote to formalize the stanford medical center expansion was also held. opposers say the expansion would negatively impact a health care center. the count similar is expected to take a -- the council is expected to take a second vote on july 7th. >>> and fire retardants are in car seats and mattresses, what you need to know. >>> if you want to buy furniture, mattresses or children's products you are caught by what researchers today called a bad law. ktvu's health and science editor tells us the problem is retardants. >> reporter: california has a stricten standard than the nation. but uc berkeley scientists today report their tests show that standard fails to reduce the spread or intensity of fires. does not take into account fabrics over foam proofi

(laughter) and last night i tuned in to the very first broadcast of the new cbs anchor ander is which you arery 21 realtor scott pelley. (laughter) and i've got to say, his first broadcast was a disaster! just two hours after congressman anthony weiner's historic joint peres conference with his joint. (laughter) scott pelley led the news with this. >> good evening. we start tonight with the wars in afghanistan and iraq. >> stephen: what? (laughter) did you go to journalism school, pelley? remember the five ws-- who, what, when, where, and wang! (laughter) afghanistan and iraq, really? it's called the news because it's supposed to be new. (laughter) you've got the rest of your career to cover those wars. they're not going anywhere. (laughter) other than out of the public's consciousness. take a page from your established colleagues who, unlike you, know how to lead a news broadcast. >> good evening, the age of oversharing has claimed another victim. >> first, congressman anthony weiner implodes. >> leading off tonight, you got it, it gets worse, much worse. >> i'm eliot spitzer, welcome to the program. (la

prayed police protesters on the syrian border thousands of demonstrators were in the area tomorrow forty fourth and a bus realtor our purpose for a new war. on television for us. hundreds of palestinians have gathered on the syrian side of the israeli syrian border and ever on the day today a group of about one hundred fifty have been made their way to the border fence we're being told that they were actually trying to cut that order phase when israeli soldiers fired warning shots in the air while those one shots seem only to have inflamed the crowds because israeli soldiers very soon followed up with actually taking aim at some of the protesters certainly this is a day that they have been preparing for several days now the country is in a state of high alert and has been ever since the fall when told the palestinians were living on syria the west bank and gaza to make their way to the borders with israel and for today to try and cross these borders today is the fourth anniversary of the one nine hundred sixty seven six day war now that is a war that is well run but it is a war that palestinians referred to as w