ravaged the home that happened at noon today, and elderly wheelchair-bound woman died. cell phone video from the neighbor shows the intense condition, cleveland firefighters had to deal with, massive plane shooting out, in the 3600 talk of east 37th street, 11 units responded. an elderly wheelchair woman died. she s a close family friend of my mom s. i have known her since i was a kid. my mom knew her since she was a kid. i couldn t see that many flames until they started raking down the windows. and then everything came out. from the bottom to the attic. lot of smoke. they were trying their best to get them the smoke out and it spread throughout the house the home is a total loss and fire crews were able to keep the flames from spreading elsewhere. a lot of we were able to keep the save. another safe. another tragedy, a fire and a home on east 10033 street killed a 31-year-old after 2:00 a.m., neighbors tell us he was cooking and fell asleep. back here on
the same thing at the chanel boutique in union square. and they got away with a quarter of a million dollars in handbags. then in august, 2013, it happened again thieves used a stolen pickup to ram the tiffany store in walnut creek. they didn t get much there. most of the expensive items were locked up. in the south bay thieves may be going after tech workers after work. we are not talking about a sophisticated operation. but new at 6:00, kpix 5 s devin fehely says it is lucrative. devin. reporter: yeah. this costco behind me on lawrenceville expressway is popular with technology workers. many are on the way home now. they can t say they are targeting tech workers but they like the gadgets, gear and inattention to security that has at times made them easy prey. the amount of time it takes to break a window reach in and steal something so you re talking maybe five seconds. reporter: it is the ultimate low tech crime but a string of smash-and-grab robberies helped thiev
seven different contracts right now for houses with a profit of about $400,000. $400,000? 400,000. you re tearing it up. you re gonna pass me up one day. [laughs] you re doing great. now, let me ask you this, cause everybody out there s saying, you know, armando, i got to have money to do this or i have to have credit. what did you learn at my live events? that was one of the best parts of the event, because you taught us how to find resources that i never would ve thought of otherwise, so it really helped us find the money we needed to do the number of houses that we would like to do. how about the marketplace? how do you feel about the economy and the real estate marketplace today? i don t think there s a better time in history to buy property. right now is when i m trying to buy as many as we can, because e profits are out there, and i don t see how you can lose. by following the road map that you put out there for us, like g.p.s., if you will, i don t s
four types of yen countries in this regard. one is those with structure problems, building structure problems as they expend, china, those who have been accumulating problems internally, exporters, a lot of strong demand and commodity resources, commodity prices in the last couple years, lately coming down, facing problems, the third type of problem, pressures, expansion of policies, constrained and relaxed and abundant power in the global economy, once that normalizes the problems and the final type reversing, those largely countries with a had to temporarily boost the demand but the type of investment, do not have systemic risks domestically and that is what happens once the collision normalizes, and more fundamental issues, and the time and commitment, very quick. the question i have been asking for the last year was the pace of recovery. is this normal? the banking crisis is usually severe, then the recovery takes much longer. it is not a surprise that the recovery is t