entire city. and how many buyers would you guess? maybe 1,000. reporter: want to make an offer? better be all cash, above the asking price. i don t know what s in here. reporter: max hampton and kelsey taylor got lucky with their new home, $414,000. stung by a series of rejected offers, they found a seller who wanted a local buyer. it was super discouraging. i remember a lot of hard nights, a lot of hard conversations. reporter: even as lifelong boise folks, sticker shock? yeah. it s still it still makes us a bit angry. reporter: angry? yeah. angry, i who uld say. reporter: because? why is it like this when just a couple of years ago it wasn t. reporter: boise has always had beauty and a winning lifestyle, but the pandemic created next-level frenzy. investors and virtual workers from neighboring states snapping up homes, driving up prices. it s changed the behavior of the city to a degree. people drive differently who
0 that s jared peck along with charlie walter. we ll see you back here t 6:00. captioning sponsored by cbs yuccas: tonight, captured and charged. the parents of the accused michigan school shooter now held on a half a million dollars bond each after their overnight arrest, while a crowd attending a vigil for the victims erupts in panic. reporter: i m michael george in pontiac, michigan. the parents of the accused oxford school shooter are now behind bars. how they were found and what happened when they faced a judge. yuccas: also tonight, omicron spreads. at least 12 states now identifying the highly infectious variant. reporter: i m lilia luciano at the hollywood burbank airport where omicron is worrying some holiday travelers. yuccas: in africa, infection surge causing global uncertainty. plus, president biden warns vladimir putin against invading ukraine as russian troops amass at the border. i don t accept anybody s red line. yuccas: weekend journal tis the season