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says nar rules prioritize consumers, support market-driven pricing and promote business compensationthey say this matter is not close to being final as we will appeal the jury's verdict. now, this is all about whether or not consumers are getting a fair deal when you have real estate agents, brokerages all working together the lawsuit claims rules violated anti-trust laws and inflated fees paid to buyer's agents by requiring a listing agent to compensate a boyer's agent for listing property on the mls. anybody out there trying to buy or sell a home knows that these fees are very confusing and we never know, you know, from brokerage to brokerage what the fees will be between the buyer's agent, the seller's agent this is a lawsuit that did obviously go against the realtors. but they said they will appeal it as have the other parties in the matter but again, it's tanking the stocks >> very interesting. thank you very much for that report and the color there on that lawsuit that makes some sense for what's going on in the housing market or the stocks at least. >>> our next guest says whi

there's an article in the journal today that referred to nar as the cartel and said buyer's agents dond have to find a new industry to work in or a new line of work. i think that's really unfair, because there's a great value proposition in what the buyer's agent does. they help them, they educate, they talk to you about mortgages. about the property, about the pros and cons. and so i think the real estate industry as a whole has been under attack, which is completely -- >> i would disagree with you. i worked with lots of agents over the years, both as selling a property and mostly as a buyer and those people do a lot of work, winnowing the field down and giving me advice and so on and so forth. but to extent that those buyer's agents were beingpelled from the seller, the argument has long been, hasn't it, the buyer's agents fundamentally were all really sellers agents, they weren't working for the buyer, because the money they were paid, they had an incentive to get the best price for the seller. because they were being paid out of the seller's proceeds. >> well, representation and c

displaced and disposses upon the creation of this regime in 1948 during and now they had their own nar of which is catastrophy, not only that they lost their homes more than 75 years ago, they now lost their lives. i see, you said that jabala is the largest refugee camp in the region right? jabalia refugee. not j is town, the refugee is located with the jabala town, refugee. right, so uh, we're just waiting to get some more updates, but unfortunately it seems that the scale of disaster should be larger than the what has already been reported, that's this uh handus crime that's happening there, and okay, ash, is it possible? to uh to get some aid to uh these people in the refugee camp and all the the restrictions that you have and different parts of gaza, you know, all the bombardment and all the limited facilities that you have at your disposal, is it at all possible to reach out these people? i don't think so, because you know the northern part of the area north of the gaza, gaza valley is is kill zone as far as the israel are concerned, so all... around half million people are still

. >> ha sido la vida que nunca pude imagi nar que fuera.convertirse en piloto era casi imposible. >> yo quería ingresar a la fuerza aérea como oficial, pero esa profesión dentro no estaba abierto a mujeres. tuvieron que pasar diez años para que una luz de esperanza abriera la puerta a un mundo en el que hoy en día aún es difícil ingresar. fui la primera latina mujer piloto de la fuerza aérea, convirtiendo ese así en un referente en el mundo de la aviación. >> soy pionera de las mujeres que hoy en día están en la fuerza aérea, que han ido a combate porque le probamos a la fuerza aérea, que si las mujeres si podemos. >> estamos cualificadas y volamos. excelente >> hoy a pesar de estar retirada , su labor continúa. ahora con las nuevas generaciones. >> la pasión mía es tratar de traer niños a esa profesión. y es que sin importar las dificultades para custodio, la vida se debe vivir a plenitud. >> se puede hacer si tienes ese deseo, lo puedes lograr. >> mi mantra es querer, es poder . >> así es. muchas felicidades. hacemos otra pausa, pero le p

tegeed bid nar zhild khoyoryn gurvan saya. our company was founded in 1981. and is one of the largest cashmere production companies. sells its products both domestically and abroad, these are europe, china, korea and other countries. the deputy prime minister also visited today the branch of the russian economic university named after plekhanov in ulaanbateri. a school also operates on the basis of the university. in total , 1,500 schoolchildren and more than 200 students study there. there are four russian schools in ulan batter. language is not just a separate subject, but implements a whole program of teaching everything in russian, there is only one university, not only residents of ulanbater study at a branch of the russian university, but also residents from other neighboring cities of mongolia, that is, they specifically come here to study the russian language and russian culture. firstly, i want to say that the branch is a unique scientific and educational research center, because there is a continuous line of level 0 and you are absolutely right that

resettlement program for nar-marsk.ion rid the city of three wooden buildings at once. true, repeatedly were brought to criminal administrative liability. fortunately, no one was hurt, but the firefighters had to work hard. and in arkhangelsk, a driver hit domestic dogs on the road; whether he noticed the animals under the wheels will be investigated by the state traffic inspectorate. we will not only talk about this in the episode of the vesti pomorie on duty program this sunday, colleagues. yes, thank you, viewers are expected in arkhangelsk, well, even the final issue of legal issues. this saturday it will be presented by pyotr paschenko. peter, so what turned out to be the main thing for you? hello, all week we have been following the important events of the legal field in the trans-baikal territory and this is what we will tell you about in the final episode of the program to conduct the reading on duty. a corruption crime has been suppressed in the village of novaya chara. an entrepreneur, in order to renew a cont

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>> all of these streets are incredibly nar row. just take a circle and assume hostages can be in these areas like this. what an israeli force would have to do is locate the hostages and not take away from other missions there. so if they're going to go ahead and do something like this, they have to be very careful they don't have collateral damage that would then endanger the hostages, their own forces and create real problems. >> for everything we saw aboveground, there's a city underground. tunnels that hamas has had time to prepare. that israel has not had time to prepare. how much more difficult does that make it for israel? >> really difficult because they have to learn every single nook and cranny of this place. if they don't have eyes on target, if they aren't able to get there in a quick fashion and if they haven't been able to do what we call intelligence preparation of the battle space, they won't be able to see everything they need to see to know what's around the corner. for special operations missions like hostage resc

that is keeping the fed narative as higher for longer.surprising that although we are seeing the first reaction e u.s. averting the sub them, that is fading away. the government will run into challenges around november 17. although we have breathing room, how long that will continue is the key question. let's check in with the key economist of the board. >> inflation is top of mind even though core prices are low, we are seeing prices rise. we ask consumers they complain about higher inflation for food and energy. were looking at jobs and the jobs market is cooling. there are fewer job openings and fewer people. that's good news for the fed but not the consumer. >> anytime we question the health of the u.s. consumer, people .2 the savings accumulated. how much buffer do we have at this point? >> very little. excess savings was two point $2 trillion after inflation. now it is in the billions. we think consumers are going to run out of that and some have read you see in credit card balances rise, debt has exceeded a trillion dollars and del

also here with me, along with dan see nar, who is a policy adviser from the george w.h administration and cowrote the upcoming book "the genius of israe israel," a timely read at this moment. president biden took this rare step that you never see a foreign leader doing, a u.s. president, sitting in on a cabinet meeting here in tel aviv, a wartime cabinet, of course. both then and now, he was urging israel, don't be blinded by your rage. i mean, what do you make of the influence that president biden has over israel's moves here? >> well, the u.s. government has tremendous influence right now because the united states is the only country in the world right now that israel can really depend on. i think the president's speech was important. i think his visit to israel was extremely important. i expect the military commanders of hamas did not expect that within days of the invasion of israel the commander in chief of the most powerful military in the world would be visiting, sitting in on the war cabinet. in tonight's speech, he talked about iran. he talked about holding ir

speaking of the campaigns, florida gov nar ron desantis taking advantage of all the chaos among house republicans, as a way of contrasting himself. take a listen. >> what they have in d.c. is that the trick theatrics, performative. i'm a leader. i'm not an entertainer. >> he got that last part right. he's not an entertainer. he's using that to his advantage. looking at matt gaetz, what are they achieving? i actually am reducing deficits in florida. i'm actually achieving stuff. and all of this stuff is just, you know -- he didn't say clown show. but you know what i mean. it's a circus. >> it's the right message. the question i have, is it soon enough? is he doing it at the right time? it might be a little too late. this should have been a message he was carrying from day one, from his announcement all the way through. that's one of the things desantis has had a problem with. >> he didn't know all the house republicans in florida were going to endorse trump. >> he knew he was going to be facing donald trump and knew he was going to be facing a d.c. -- he's going to have to run as someb

. >> nar about which she said "when i look at her eye see my 27-year-old self."es with a moon pendant, tampering and a buttload of cocaine. [laughter] meanwhile... new research says of the seven accent is slowly disappearing and apparently jens he is to blame for it. got it. so they have no killed malls, marriage, driving, television, cursive and the southern accent. hey, gen z, gen z, you're getting close. you're getting close, kill off just two more things and you got affordable housing. i'm just kidding, you never w will. now, this research focuses in georgia but i have to admit i'm part of the problem. i'm from south carolina and i love the accent. it's beautiful, but the show autotune's my accent out for a broader national appeal. let me show you. jimmy, turn of the yankee fi filter. [southern gibberish] see what i mean? y'all? meanwhile, mcdonald's and wendy's have won false advertising lawsuit that alleged the food didn't look as appetizing in person as pictured on their websites. in a related story, white castle customers were going to file a similar laws

this year's nobel peace prize has been awarded to nar jess mohammadi. committee made the announcement saying she's been recognized for, quote, her fight against the oppression of women in iran and her fight to promote human rights and freedom for all. mohammadi has continued her activism despite facing numerous arrests. iran denounced the committee's decision calling it, quote, biased and political. >>> mrs. rudy giuliani's florida condo is now under a federal tax lien with the irs saying the former new york mayor owes more than half a million dollars in unpaid income taxes. it was listed in palm beach county on september 1st and first reported by the daily mail. we should note this is just the latest of giuliani's financial struggles as he faces millions of dollars in mounting legal bills, fighting a number of lawsuits and criminal charges. >>> and this painting was valued at $15,000 just a couple of years ago but now it's expected to sell at an auction for up to $18 million. it's been identified as the atoration of kings, the work of rembrandt which b

here, or they could be doing it here, but it's a densely pop ulated area, this could be a diversion nar area and might be doing something else. >> stay with us. nic, we're watching this play out live on screen. the tempo seems to be increase ing. you talked about the situation in 2021. is this different in terms of the scale? sg sglrp. >> reporter: it is. in terms of the number of howe witsers that we're seeing. more guns firing more often for a longer period of time. and this is fares bigger than what witnessed in 2021, without a doubt. more fire power and a more forward-leaning posture than we saw previously. the units that are accompanying this position, we didn't see those numbers before in 2021 either. >> the road behind you appears open. for everyone? >> all the floods this area are controlled. this is sort of a military zone here. there's a level of access, but most civilians from this area have been either bussed out or requested to leave. that's certainly the message they are getting through local media here. that they should stay away for about the next ten days. the roads are

the nar is saying, quote, the market itself decides how real estate agents services are given and paid for, but, frank, the fear on the part of brokers is this could start to chip away at the sacred 5% to 6% commission they have long held. >> this is an eyebrow raising story. could this lower the fees you pay to your agent? i think a lot of times agents push back if you lower that commission. >> they do push back. it is surprisingly hard to get it lower than maybe 5% and even in the high-end markets like new york or los angeles. in other countries, frank, developed countries, the brokerage fees are 2%. half what they are here in the u.s. the lawsuit which continues this week and runs through the month of november could start chipping away at the 6% or at least make it more transparent as to how each broker is earning that 3% split on that 6%. >> robert, you will have a busy day. a lot of eyebrows are raising on this story. if you get below 5%, get pushback. realtors act like it is a law when it is negotiable. >> it is sort of negotiable. the question of the lawsuit is is it de facto a

the nar saying, quote, the market itself decides how real estate agent services are given.e they are and technology sort of taking over this business, no surprise these fee structures are now under fire. >> under fire, robert, but does it mean they're going to come down? >> well, part of it might come down if this lawsuit that started in kansas city is successful. that really just sets up a 6% structure where the buyer agent is paid 3% no matter what. if that is chipped away and negotiable, maybe it comes down in some cases to 4% and 5%. it's not 2%, but it's a start. >> it's a start. okay. 2% the rest of the world, or many other places,dy hear you say that? >> that's right. >> wow. robert, thank you. robert frank. >>> as we take a look at the markets, sara mentioned the s&p had briefly treaded into positive territory. it's backed off a bit. the nasdaq is positive. again, i mean, it's the ten-year. >> rate relief. >> potential relief as we exexceed seeded that 5% yield briefly and it backed off from there. no fed speak for the remainder of the week but a lot of important ea

number two, to your point, they have been some prelim nar conversations, but conversations alone arection. i can give the best advice to the president, tell him what we want to see, but if we're not incorporated at least in the tapestry of diplomatic solutions we're trying to create, we're going to come back to where we are now and wonder what was the point. >> can i ask you about the sort of contrast with donald trump, who has called for a muslim ban and said he would reinstitute it, called for young people who support palestine not to be hired. he's objected to the idea of accepting palestinian refugees. he's demonstrably not on the side of palestinian people at all. is the shift away from biden period, because it doesn't seem logical that it would be moving toward trump, right? >> i really appreciate this question because i think to understand the nuance of the situation, folks need to understand there's two areas. what the community is feeling, what people in the arab muslim community are feeling. they're feeling left behind. so if they feel left behind, they feel like they shoul

the realtors put out a statement saying that nar rules prioritize customers, this matter is not close to being final, as we will appeal the jury's verdict. they are also asking the court to reduce those damages. now, analysts wrote they worry this could be a drag on housing if buyers have to start paying commissions to their agents, because first-time buyers are already scraping by, as you know, in this extreme ly low housing market >> karen, you do own this. >> i do. sadly. what i like about it is the asset-light model, and so, it's really a platform for brokers. if brokers are being squeezed, they are going to be able to spend less money on the zillow platform that's why it's down the knee-jerk reaction is often overdone, we'll see how this plays out. i think they actually report tomorrow, i don't know if it's tomorrow morning or tomorrow night. so, i'd love to hear their commentary on this, but i think this is far from over. we need to get a lot more residential sales, the rental business is hanging in nicely, but obviously today -- >> this question of who pays whom in real estate

and the president weaving an narative -- the two countries are now at war.important to take a step back for a moment and acknowledge that under international law, israel occupies the palestinian territories, just as russia occupies parts of ukraine. sadly that israel-hamas war has already led to much more bloodshed, infect according to numbers from the office of the u. n. high commissioner for human rights, more palestinian children have been killed in the first week of the israeli hamas war than in the entire first year of russia's war in ukraine. nbc news correspondent ellison barber starts us off this hour, joining us live from the israel gaza border. great to have you with us. tell us a little bit about what you've been seeing and hearing. civilians and gaza have faced a tremendous amount of losses. israeli airstrikes continue, and this possible ground invasion element even closer. >> yeah, and as we've been standing here at the last couple of hours, ayman, we've seen that gaza skyline behind us light up orange at different points. we've heard artillery

nar guess mohammadi has kept up -- years spent behind bars. global support for advocacy makes her more resolved, adding, i ao hope this recognition makes iranians protesting for change stronger and more organized. victory is near. the chair of the nobel committee had this to say. >> we hope to send the message to women all women all around t that are living in conditions where they are systematically discriminated, and i hope the prize will give narges mhammadi the courage to keep going. >> right now in iran, the protests are regaining strength after activists say a 16-year-old girl suffered a severe physical assault on the tehran metro sunday at the hands of iran's morality police. she had her short hair uncovered and is currently in a coma at a military hospital. the state media releasing this tv footage from the platform and interviews from people who appear to have been with her on that day insisting no confrontation took place. however, human rights groups frequently accuse iranian officials of forcing such statements under duress. >>> ma

leaders from around the world this is significant cannot we are look for to relationships and conventions nar made, peoplement to be in san francisco. the artificial intelligence capitol of the world there are 20 top ai companies 8 in san francisco. this is where it starts. the introduction of the i phone. the things and innovation that happen in san francisco, other places follow who i we lead. this is why san francisco is the perfect place to host apec, people are excite body that what can we expect? i said 21 member economies. 1200 ceo's. 2200 foreign press and 20,000 visitors from around the world who will descend on san francisco. we anticipate almost 53 million dollars in our local economy whether had is hotel tax revenue, restaurants, small businesses. this will be significantly financial low impactful for san francisco. just imagine when that monies in terms of the decision make. imagine the panels this are happening. reps this get made. before the pandemic, san francisco and the relationships with asia was one a partnership one of interaction. our governor is in china visiting and it

nar can, fentanyl, and the w this you are doing is so clearly impacting the problem and the need of greater support. i'm wondering, you know what other cities not for profits that say they are doing. what is the way to put all the data together in your vow and get a big are impact? >> i do think that when we are collecting the data and looking at how we are performing, and the relationship that we have with other agencies thez conversations we have i know the chief meets with, lot of the policy makers to discuss exactly that. this is when we are seeing the trends we are seeing the information we have. this is when i think as a chief that we should do. these are suggestions we have based on data and when we then and there is how we improve our services butt services of the city. and how we tackle this as a whole city and not piecemeal department to department t. is a challenge everybody has their own challenges and so it is trying to figure out how do we integrate the information that we have with everyone else to come up with a solution that serves all. that has been you know the w that has

nar can, fentanyl, and the w this you are doing is so clearly impacting the problem and the need of greater support. i'm wondering, you know what other cities not for profits that say they are doing. what is the way to put all the data together in your vow and get a big are impact? >> i do think that when we are collecting the data and looking at how we are performing, and the relationship that we have with other agencies thez conversations we have i know the chief meets with, lot of the policy makers to discuss exactly that. this is when we are seeing the trends we are seeing the information we have. this is when i think as a chief that we should do. these are suggestions we have based on data and when we then and there is how we improve our services butt services of the city. and how we tackle this as a whole city and not piecemeal department to department t. is a challenge everybody has their own challenges and so it is trying to figure out how do we integrate the information that we have with everyone else to come up with a solution that serves all. that has been you know the w that has

also, wanted to extend sincere thanks to our treasurer, sis nar osand his team at the office of the treasurer tax collector for all their work on helping to shape the policy and take the lead on the implementing ordinance before us today. lastly, want to thank faith in action bay area for working closely with our office on this effort and including making sure that the revenue from this measure is used as intended by the voters of san francisco. thank you very much. >> thank you. seeing no other names on the roster, same house same call, the ordinance is passed first reading. madam clerk, please read item 15-20 together? >> 15-20 are 6 resolution s that approve airport concession leases or airport professional services contract modification or another type of agreement. item 15 is between xpresspa international. 16 is spa br sfo llc. item 17 approves the second modification to the airport professional service contract between beumer life cycle management llc and the city to operate and maintain the baggage handling system in the harvey milk terminal to increase contract amount for (1) 400-000

history of the communist party, nowlavich, going where -the mid-seventies, early eighties ready about nare there was such a revolutionary moment, enthusiasm, really. and now everyone is well-fed , everyone has smoothies, again this, i hate this , was carried away then in the revolutionary era by young people, who, if you are very active and want to earn money in advance, helmet, body armor and here, as far as i understand, here i have to agree with you, if we are talking about volunteers, these are not people , not young, of course, these are middle -aged people, i would like to develop two theses, first of all i would like a colleague the fact is that the current government is suppressing the political activity of young people in every possible way, because it is not beneficial for them, young people react very sharply to social injustice, and of course, the system of power, the economic system that exists, it will be fundamentally unfair to oppose it, therefore it is necessary to suppress it, on the other hand, in the soviet union , on the contrary, political activity was supported, ano

leaders from around the world this is significant cannot we are look for to relationships and conventions nare, peoplement to be in san francisco. the artificial intelligence capitol of the world there are 20 top ai companies 8 in san francisco. this is where it starts. the introduction of the i phone. the things and innovation that happen in san francisco, other places follow who i we lead. this is why san francisco is the perfect place to host apec, people are excite body that what can we expect? i said 21 member economies. 1200 ceo's. 2200 foreign press and 20,000 visitors from around the world who will descend on san francisco. we anticipate almost 53 million dollars in our local economy whether had is hotel tax revenue, restaurants, small businesses. this will be significantly financial low impactful for san francisco. just imagine when that monies in terms of the decision make. imagine the panels this are happening. reps this get made. before the pandemic, san francisco and the relationships with asia was one a partnership one of interaction. our governor is in china visiting and it is

they say jihad wasn't a criewhat nar. account. they say jihad wasn't a criewhat was their excuse?use? >> well, they that it has >> well, they said that it has many, interpretations, many, many interpretations, probably some probably said it was some people. think all people. some people think we all know someone know what it means when someone shouts flying shouts it whilst they're flying some flag. some form of flag. >> well, of course, the those on the pro—palestine of those at the pro—palestine of those at the palestine protests would say it a peaceful, mostly it was a peaceful, mostly peaceful event. looks you peaceful event. looks it, you know , 100,000. know, 100,000. >> like cnn in america . >> that's like cnn in america. the riots mostly peaceful . the blm riots mostly peaceful. oh, by the way, there's burning building in the background. oh, by the way, there's burning buildunderstandwackground. oh, by the way, there's burning buildunderstand why round. oh, by the way, there's burning buildunderstand why you're >> i understand why you're annoyed. just annoyed. i totally do

also, wanted to extend sincere thanks to our treasurer, sis nar osand his team at the office of the treasurer tax collector for all their work on helping to shape the policy and take the lead on the implementing ordinance before us today. lastly, want to thank faith in action bay area for working closely with our office on this effort and including making sure that the revenue from this measure is used as intended by the voters of san francisco. thank you very much. >> thank you. seeing no other names on the roster, same house same call, the ordinance is passed first reading. madam clerk, please read item 15-20 together? >> 15-20 are 6 resolution s that approve airport concession leases or airport professional services contract modification or another type of agreement. item 15 is between xpresspa international. 16 is spa br sfo llc. item 17 approves the second modification to the airport professional service contract between beumer life cycle management llc and the city to operate and maintain the baggage handling system in the harvey milk terminal to increase contract amount for (1) 400-000

and the cost of childcare for two children in nar states, 41 out of our 50 states the cost of that childcare annual monthly mortgage payment. they can't find the childcare if they have the money. tom, what can we do about it? you tell us what o'neal's instincts would be to hear a story like that? >> well, you know, i thought that was the real difference between the biography of ronald reagan and o'neal. if you're in hollywood, you're fighting with actors and directors trying to hold on to your career. north cambridge, the irish/italian part, cambridge, not the harvard part the regular part, you're dealing with people everyday with problems like that. i remember tip the gold diggers and right wingers were saying why do you care about these social programs. he would say, i care about the dwarf program. he would say the dwarves with a massachusetts accent. we can get these guys to gro from 3'6" to 4'2". that's a big difference. we have to look out for the dwarves. women's breast care, diseases and he knew all about them. he would always be rooting for these people. because everybody knew about

the narative isn't working either, why aren't you listening to our story, that things are going well? well, because things in my life cost too much. that was the concern when they went with the bidenomics argument. okay, there are a lot of good things to talk about in the economy, but you call it bidenomics, you own everything about the economy. that's what republicans are using. >> right. the rebrand hasn't worked at all to this point. numbers can be what the numbers are, but perception is different. voters are probably going to cast ballots based on perception. immigration, another issue there i know joe hammers on a lot here about being a real problem for democrats. we're seeing the poll reflects it. now, the biden administration doing an aboutface on a couple issues, deportation of venezuelan migrants, also construction of donald trump's border wall. some of that is because they have to because of a funding issue, but it is a nod that this is a vulnerability, too. if the republicans have anybody other than donald trump at the top of the ticket, there can be real worries. even with

in the meantime, there was this sort of momentarily -- momentary narative about revenge of the moderatesection denier like jim jordan. in reality, he just wanted the pain to stop. in reality, the so-called moderate republicans just didn't like the death threats they were getting, that jim jordan wouldn't put a stop to. so when another offer was put on the table, speaker johnson, who did all the same election denialism, if not more. >> he led it. >> it was the qualificationmand boy in the house. he led it. >> yes. i was going to say, his qualification for the job was whipping congressional republicans to support that brief to ask the supreme court to cancel votes, throw them out, in the states biden won. that's why he is speaker of the house. but ken buck and everyone went along with us because he's nicer and the death threats won't come to my office anymore. it's learned helplessness. republicans want the pain to stop. they have a momentary flash of conscious, maybe ken buck looked at job options, surveyed the landscape, and said, i'll come back to the party because it is still good for