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The pandemic has fueled major unrest in the U.S. mortgage market, as homeowners scramble to remain on top of their mortgage payments. (iStock) Many Americans are hanging onto their homes by a thread during the coronavirus pandemic, and many more see trouble on the way. According to the U.S. Census, 9.9 million U.S. home dwellers are not up to date on their monthly mortgage payments, with many more stating they have little or no confidence they can make their next home payment. “Millions of homeowners and their families have lost their ability to pay their mortgage during COVID-19,” said ...

ticket in town. good evening. i'm chris gordon. it's just a matter of hours before the u.s. supreme court begins hearing three days of heated debate over the president's health care reform. the key questions for the high court are these. should every american be forced to have health insurance, and, if so, what are the government's boundaries of power? news 4's derrick ward has more on how people from across the country want to hear those answers in person by landing a front row seat to history. >> reporter: the line started before dawn. way before dawn. >> we got here around 3:00 in...

maltbie if he can hear us down there. >> it's pretty raucous, thanks, dan. tiger's it's been a long time. you won the chevron. this has to feel pretty good. >> it does feel good. it feels really good. a lot of hard work. so thankful for a lot of people helping me out along the way. and you all know who they are. and it's been tough. today was unbelievable. the condition were rough. these pins, i mean, earn took it to us today. he put some pretty good pins out there for us. >> how about all these people that were pulling for you so hard? you can feel it. it was palpable. >> it was inc...

new stadium. an 8 hundred$850 million loan so they say it's full steam ahead. but first, they have to get it passed with santa clara city council. with the banks on board, top leaders of the 49ers confident that they will be breaking ground on a new stadium in santa clara. >> it is a done deal? >> it's a significant mile stone. and i think it's safe to say it's no longer about if the the stadium is going to be built. it's about when. >> reporter: the team says that's just more evidence of mounting support for the stadium. and they shoot down fears that santa clar is going to get sadd...

alan, that is the craziest thing i have ever heard. >> it really is, dan. this is where the cannonball was traveling at about a thousand feet per second shot out of the back of that wall of this home. you can see where it left a hole in tom wall. this was just the first house it struck. traveling at bullet speed, the cannonball bounced off the sidewalk, blasted through the front door of the home and wized across the bedroom of a sleeping couple. >> they didn't actually hear the cannonball come through the house. what woke them was the settling of the sheet rock that woke them up. >> ...