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and so the erstwhile reformer ratner became the guardian of the faith . the head of the most feared authority in the vatican. ah, the files and band bookstore here go back to the counter reformation in the 16th century. it also houses records of court proceedings against your down of bruno and galileo. you as the frightened, your became famous around the world in this post earning him the nickname, the punch cardinal, and god's rottweiler fin that samson shafts. i became one of his sharpest critics because he naturally became a part of the system and rank defeated. he became increasingly authoritarian. i have to say a day ago he had taken over an offer that i could never imagine anyone taking over the sanctum, official as the name that had conducted a whole range of inquisition cylinder. so and hopefully cuz its horns persisted to assure that these included proceedings against professor kuhn himself in 1979, the congregation of the doctrine of the faith revoked his license to teach catholic theology back then writing. it was not yet prefect of the congreg
and so the erstwhile reformer ratner became the guardian of the faith . the head of the most feared authority in the vatican. ah, the files and band bookstore here go back to the counter reformation in the 16th century. it also houses records of court proceedings against your down of bruno and galileo. you as the frightened, your became famous around the world in this post earning him the nickname, the punch cardinal, and god's rottweiler fin that samson shafts. i became one of his sharpest...
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alan ratner, an analyst at zelman and associates, called the last housing bust very early and accurately may use this year. listen. >> you see a lot of supply in the pipeline, speculative inventory owners have built up over the last few months. in order to move that supply, they are going to get more aggressive in terms of incentivizing or discounting, and producing prices. >> reporter: mortgage rates are starting to moderate after hitting a high of 7% last october. rates continue to ease, freddie mac saying it is 6.3% and analysts see this inflation report which shows price hikes using the may force the fed to slow its campaign of interest rate hikes, that could mean mortgage rates continue to ease, gain momentum so there's more inventory, more supply for people to look at. the rates will be lower so ultimately the cost will get people back in. stuart: first piece of good news for homebuyers we've had for some time. thank you. >> glad i could bring it. stuart: for the first time ever, first time ever, 3d printed two story home is under construction in texas. you've got to tell me how qu
alan ratner, an analyst at zelman and associates, called the last housing bust very early and accurately may use this year. listen. >> you see a lot of supply in the pipeline, speculative inventory owners have built up over the last few months. in order to move that supply, they are going to get more aggressive in terms of incentivizing or discounting, and producing prices. >> reporter: mortgage rates are starting to moderate after hitting a high of 7% last october. rates continue...
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. >>> you know, she didn't love the gilda ratner impersonation. >> honey, when i got her blessing, ittotally different take on it, so i, you know, i studied how she was ability to let people let the walls down. it was really giving them honest compliments, like what they have accomplished. >> also, the crap she had to deal with early in her career to get where she was, and persevered and just out-worked, outlasted all these men -- i mean, she was in an old boys' network, like -- >> you look at the clips when she was his coanchor, he was terrible to her. >> yeah. >> but watching all the clips last night, you know, it really showed the interviews were all -- they were so big and important. she just went in for the kill every time. it's just a joy to watch. i think anyone who interviews for a living can learn so much from -- >> she had the ability to peel back the layers, the walls that people had up, but making sure they were seen, and their accomplishments were seen. that's why she could go in for the kill, you know what i mean? they just trusted her because she had character and integ
. >>> you know, she didn't love the gilda ratner impersonation. >> honey, when i got her blessing, ittotally different take on it, so i, you know, i studied how she was ability to let people let the walls down. it was really giving them honest compliments, like what they have accomplished. >> also, the crap she had to deal with early in her career to get where she was, and persevered and just out-worked, outlasted all these men -- i mean, she was in an old boys' network,...
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alan ratner, a home building analyst, which called the last housing bust now says prices for new constructionee a lot of supply being wilt up -- built up in the pipeline, speculative inventory that builders have built up over the last handful of months. we think in order to actually sell through it they're going to have to get way more aggressive in terms of incentivizing, december counting and ultimately reducing prices -- discounting. >> reporter: and more good news, mortgage rates are starting to moderate after hitting a high of 7% last october, rates continuing to ease. freddie mac saying rates eased last weak slightly to 6.3%. and price hikes easing, that's going to encourage the fed to slow down interest rate hikes, fingers crossed. that's all good news for buyers. neil: yeah. not so much for sellers. >> reporter: you know, if you had 40% gains in your home price, did you really think you were going to keep all that? neil: depends on when you got it and how long you've had it. gerri willis falling -- following all of that. meanwhile, the push to push out george santos from congress, aft
alan ratner, a home building analyst, which called the last housing bust now says prices for new constructionee a lot of supply being wilt up -- built up in the pipeline, speculative inventory that builders have built up over the last handful of months. we think in order to actually sell through it they're going to have to get way more aggressive in terms of incentivizing, december counting and ultimately reducing prices -- discounting. >> reporter: and more good news, mortgage rates are...
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but some like so me the, so my ratner says, this is not the way rogers here, gabby, shower york, if states sector workers retire the pension, have to be paid a salary when they're working on contract and over time must also be paid. but whereas if they're given an extension, the government will have to pay just one salary. the retirement rule forced over 20000 workers out of their jobs on december 31st, sending ripples across the country. dozens of trains were cancelled and the health sector was thrown into chaos with some hospitals reportedly losing their entire staff of specialists. meanwhile, government plans to increase electricity prices for a 2nd time in 5 months have been met with stiff resistance from regulators. me with an hour back even here. now, if the proposal increase, electricity comes from the cabinet. we are ready to nullify and reject it at a time. we are seeing malnutrition, and unemployment and similar problems. we don't believe that is a time for an increase. the government is determined to go ahead with the hike, consulting the attorney general about how it can procee
but some like so me the, so my ratner says, this is not the way rogers here, gabby, shower york, if states sector workers retire the pension, have to be paid a salary when they're working on contract and over time must also be paid. but whereas if they're given an extension, the government will have to pay just one salary. the retirement rule forced over 20000 workers out of their jobs on december 31st, sending ripples across the country. dozens of trains were cancelled and the health sector...
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only want to see you ♪ ♪ only want to see you, purple rain ♪ >> stace, what do you care about mark ratnerst food stand in the mall. and you are a close personal friend of mine. >> there was so much reality in the script of "fast times". the way that cameron wrote "fast times at ridgemont high" is that he went back to high school. >> i never graduated traditionally, so the idea was i could go back and have the senior year that i didn't have and write about what it is to be a high school student. i learned so much. the pop culture establishment, they don't know what's happening with kids right now. >> stacy, what are you waiting for? you're 15 years old. i did it when i was 13. it's no huge thing. it's just sex. >> these kids are having a super short adolescence. they're having sex years before you know they're having sex, and they're all working. it's fast food. it's fast adolescence. it's all disposable. and what are we doing to a generation that has to be adult at a younger and younger age. >> there are so many incredible people in the movie. a lot of careers get launched. judge reinhold
only want to see you ♪ ♪ only want to see you, purple rain ♪ >> stace, what do you care about mark ratnerst food stand in the mall. and you are a close personal friend of mine. >> there was so much reality in the script of "fast times". the way that cameron wrote "fast times at ridgemont high" is that he went back to high school. >> i never graduated traditionally, so the idea was i could go back and have the senior year that i didn't have and write...
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economic analyst steve ratner. at the grocery store you are not feeling that way. >> that is exactly right. you have overall inflation falling and good news as you heard in that report. you can see on the chart the top line is what we call headline inflation. all items including food and energy. up 6.5%. it peaked around 9% back in june. inside of that you have good news from energy, from a bunch of services but food is a problem up year over year 11%. if you look at the solid line just below that is core plags. takes out food and energy where we have had good news and looks at the central parts of the economy, goods and services. that's what the fed looks at. down from 6.6% in september so it's a good report and moving in the right direction hopefully taking pressure off the federal reserve. >> you said the metric moderated. explain what you mean. >> what they focus on is a core measure of services, doctors, lawyers, travel, because that's where they have a heavy component of labor costs. and the good news is that
economic analyst steve ratner. at the grocery store you are not feeling that way. >> that is exactly right. you have overall inflation falling and good news as you heard in that report. you can see on the chart the top line is what we call headline inflation. all items including food and energy. up 6.5%. it peaked around 9% back in june. inside of that you have good news from energy, from a bunch of services but food is a problem up year over year 11%. if you look at the solid line just...
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heard now from tom costello, as well as steve rattner, who's been flying for 30 years, tom says, like ratnerg happening like this before. what could have caused it? >> that's a great question. i'm sure there are a lot of people at the faa asking that question. i don't know whether it was a simple mechanical failure, something in the computer, internal workings, a software problem, hacking -- i wouldn't rule anything out at this point. but it's an incredibly important system, because every flight and every airport, the pilots have to know if there's anything that's not operating up to standards at that airport, and they get a notice to the airmen that perhaps, you know, one runway, the electronic approach system isn't working properly. well, they have to know that, they have to plan their fuel loads and things like that to compensate. so it's a very important system and personally, i have not heard a thing yet that would explain how this failed. >> mr. babbitt, what would you say to americans? a lot of americans would be surprised there's not backups in the system, redundancies that would hav
heard now from tom costello, as well as steve rattner, who's been flying for 30 years, tom says, like ratnerg happening like this before. what could have caused it? >> that's a great question. i'm sure there are a lot of people at the faa asking that question. i don't know whether it was a simple mechanical failure, something in the computer, internal workings, a software problem, hacking -- i wouldn't rule anything out at this point. but it's an incredibly important system, because every...
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. >> joining us is "morning joe" economic analyst steve ratner. good.t and moving south. why? >> taxes are certainly up there. we have new tax data from the irs taking us through 2020 with a sense of what's been going on in terms of people making over a million dollars and filing tax returns and what you can see on the chart is that the blue line is new york. you can see new york share. our share. my share of millionaire filers has gone down over ten years from 13% to 10%. florida share which is the red line has gone up and met new york so florida now has as many people with million dollars or more of income filing tax returns in the state as new york. the lighter lines are california with a special benefit from the tech millionaires and ten teixeira as the yellow line mirrored florida. what happened to the average incomes of people filing in florida versus new york and blue line is new york. average incomes as a percent of the average in the country. 3.4 million now. new york has had millionaires wealthier than the average millionaire. look at florida,
. >> joining us is "morning joe" economic analyst steve ratner. good.t and moving south. why? >> taxes are certainly up there. we have new tax data from the irs taking us through 2020 with a sense of what's been going on in terms of people making over a million dollars and filing tax returns and what you can see on the chart is that the blue line is new york. you can see new york share. our share. my share of millionaire filers has gone down over ten years from 13% to 10%....