the settlement makes clear that nar is denying any wrong doing.s argued that nar violated anti-trust laws by setting certain requirements that led to a standard commission. the settlement bans the nar from making any set rules that would let a seller's agent compensate for a buyers agent. the norm was 5% to 6% in commission. but the nar denied saying there are set commissions, but this means that the agent market will now get much more competitive, which could in turn lower commissions. that could, of course, have an affect on home prices. sellers and buyers generally factor in the cost of the commission, depending on the selling price. if they have to pay less commission, the seller could lower or the buyer could offer less. in addition, on the mls, the listing service for all homes, it says all fields that show broker compensation have to be wiped out. and there's also a ban on the requirement that agents subscribe to mlss in the first place to get commissions. so this could have ramifications of membership to the nar, which is one of the most p

nar subgroups control those databases.ent affects the rules about listing homes on these databases. agents are now saying, maybe we won't pay dues to nar or b members and they stand to lose two thirds of their members by some estimates. john: they are also going to lose, the industry as a whole if the nar's weekend, it seems to lose a voice in washington and lobbying. they >> are america's most dominant political action committee. they give more money to candidates who are pro their initiatives and spend more money fighting candidates against their initiatives than any other group. they have a hugely dominant arm in washington. that is one of the reasons it took so long for anyone to be successful in challenging them. if membership goes down, the pool of people who donate to them goes down, so i think it is a very likely scenario that in the future their dominance in washington is going to go down, but it's also going to open the door for other groups to enter and have dominance in their own way. john: thank you very much.

the settlement makes it clear that nar is denying any wrongdoing. the lawsuits argue that nar with its more than one million brokerage members violated antitrust laws by setting requirements that led to a standard commission. the settlement bans the nar from making any set rules that would let a seller's agent set compensation for a buyer's agent. that had led to this norm commission of about 5% to 6%. although the nar in a call today vehemently denied that there are any set commissions saying they're always negotiable. but what this means is that the agent market will now get much more competitive which could lower commission, and that's why we're seeing stocks like zillow and compass taking a massive hit today. this is likely going to have a big impact on the agent industry itself, and it comes during a time where there's a serious lack of homes for sale. so it's been pretty tough on agents already. >> for sure, diana. i mean, this is one of those things that for how many years have people wondered why there was such stickiness in the level of the

nar continues to deny any wrongdoing. >> this is a very high end kitchen. >> reporter: those in the real estate world continue to watch closely to see how this plays out. in san francisco, alyssa gord, nbc bay area news. >>> some other top stories tonight. this will impact a lot of people this weekend. a major east bay freeway will be partially shut down. here's what you need to know. caltrans is closing south bound 680 in pleasanton, beginning tonight at 9:00 p.m. the stretch between the 580, 680 connector and then south down to highway 84, that will stay closed. that stretch of 680 will stay closed and early monday morning. what is going to happen, crews will be repaving the road. caltrans says the weekend long closure will allow crews to accomplish the same amount of work they would have to get done during 40 nighttime closures. >> then we were going to do it on the presidents' day weekend. once again, we were rained out. we just had to try as best we can to find a weekend with minimal disruptions. >> the closure comes on the same weekend that dublin is expecting thousands of people f

. >> reporter: the lawsuit argued that the nar violated antitrust laws in the way commissions for home sales were set and split between the selling and buying agents the settlement means buyers and sellers could soon be able to negotiate the fees to agents up front. the norm had been 5% to 6% commissions. the nar says commissions have always been negotiable, and that it has always been our goal to preserve consumer choice and protect our members to the greatest extent possible this settlement achieves both of those goals, but without the standard 6% commission, competition among agents will likely increase, and buyers may choose not to use agents at all. that's a concern for rice >> my fear is that in looking at the fee structure and what it costs, people will think, well, how hard could this be? i don't need representation you're walking in. you've never purchased a house before, and the seller has sold ten. >> reporter: housing prices were pushed to a record high during the pandemic, but if commissions start to drop from competition, that could drive down the cost of a home lester. >

the nar represents more than 1.5 million real estate professionals. if a judge approves the settlement, it could do away with real estate brokers emissions. those are often up to 6% of the purchase price. housing experts say that would allow buyers to negotiate lower fees, effectively lowering the overall cost of buying a home. realtors we spoke with expressed some concerns, saying they were the change will make the process more complicated. >> it will be interesting to see if something like this is a deterrent for incoming real estate agents. it might change the way that they do their business or talk to their clients. >> a lot of the experts are saying that there's going to be a ton of savings, specifically within the housing market for consumers. >> the change is waiting on approval from a federal judge. under the settlement, the nar would not be required to admit any wrongdoing. >>> take a look at this, pg&e has donated 13 acres of land to habitat for humanity. the nonprofit says it will develop 80 affordable homes on the land that can house more

association of realtors nar agreeing to policy changes to resolve multiple lawsuits from home sellersroposed rules of broker representing the seller cannot offer on nar affiliated listing services if passed in court they will be implement it mid july what do you think about this and how would that change things? >> homeownership is poised to become more challenging and already tough market the repercussions of the lawsuit are numerous and significant. for those during the notion that the agents have been exploiting consumers is vital to understand that this represents a regression in the industry by several decades the progression to the current state actually seeking increase representation in homebuying and now it's going to happen, basically buyers are going to go directly to the listing agent and think about the misrepresentation that will occur at that point in time and think about the kickbacks that will be given i also think that listing agents are going to use buyers against each other to get an increase in price so the seller benefits. i think this is extremely unfortunate an

it is on the individual member of nar and the agent to take on the negotiation.nk new home buyers in particular might not have been educated on that. we need to do a better job as agents on educating. we also need to show our value, right? this is a business. >> fair enough. >> we are providing a service. >> it is a business. i want to get to the business for consumers. there were a lot of questions how this could impact first-time home buyers especially. people on the lower end of the buying spectrum. how does this impact the first-time home buyer and large brokerages? i see compass is down and redfin down fractional ly right now. how does this impact the business? >> this is dealing with the brokerages under the $2 billion mark. this is for the smaller guys and also for nar, national association of realtors, which is our trade organization. it is not a legislative arm. that is said to answer the other part of the question about buyers. this would potentially put the onus of carrying a 2% to 3% commission on the part of pewpewer buyers. all of the headwinds they

march 8 nar. spoke about possible scenarios for an attack on russia. the ministry of defense magazine suggests that even before the start of the active phase. the enemy , that is, the nato alliance will wage an information war, then aviation will play the main role, first there will be a quick, global strike, god forbid, and at the same time several massive missile and air strikes, in addition, in anticipation of the attack on russia, the enemy will stage provocations against our country will increase the reconnaissance of our borders, coincidence or not, but... just the day before, information appeared about the fact that the latest american f-35s are already actively participating in missions on the territory of ukraine, determining the exact location of russian air defense systems. this was officially announced by the minister of defense of singapore. in general, there is an alarming feeling that this year the world will face an unprecedented escalation, god forbid. well, now the footage of the

the nar would pay $416 million and allows buyers and sellers to negotiate fees up front. that would eliminate the standard 6% sales commission common in many home sales. nar denies the wrongdoing, but released a statement saying in part it has been our goal to preserve consumer choice and protect our members to the greatest extent possible. a federal court needs to approve the settlement. we could see commissions and home prices start to drop. it remains to be seen how realtors making a smaller commission will react to this. a big deal. >> for sure. a real bottom line impact. we will talk to you in the next half hour about taxes. >> i'll stick around. >>> we want to get to something else that you will be talking about this morning. if you bought a mega millions ticket for last night, good news and bad news. the bad news i you did not win. there was a lucky $1 million prize. the jackpot rolls on to $875 million. the next drawing is tuesday. you have a chance at $600 million tonight with the powerball. i want to do my dr. evil with $875 million. >> we need an office pool. >

if this settlement is approved, listing agents using multiple listing services affiliated with the naragents. it would also pay $418 million over four years to compensate home sellers. >> the immediate impact is not going to be apparent for a while. the judgment doesn't say that the buyer and the seller can't agree to split the commission in some way. it just says you can't advertise that commission amount on the multiple listing service. they're doing that to keep from steering away from people who don't want to pay majority part of the listing fee, so i don't think it's going to have much of an effect. the effect on nar, i think you're going to see decline in number of agents, consumer federation reported a couple months aci ago issued a report t 50% of the realtors hadn't had a closing in the last 12 months. maria: i see. and your new book, the perfect 10, 10 leadership principles to you achieve true independence, extreme wealth and huge success, how do we do that? >> it's an interesting look back over 55 years of business experience, 25% of the book talks about lessons i learned. t

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nar, or doj is going after nar and you know, they act like lowering commissions would improve housingsoccer moms making 60,000 a year because that is the only job that works around their kids schedule, going after them, but at the end of the day, if you look out at a lot of countries that have lower commissions they don't have better housing affordability. these european countries have actually worse housing affordability. it is a lot of scapegoating. really the only thing that will improve housing affordability is more supply. it is things that are boring. more adus, up zoning, tax policies that work for new construction, not against new construction. lower fees on home building, all the boring stuff that would long term increase supply, that would increase housing affordability. charles: i'm looking at the new home sales yesterday up to 100,000, zero or less than a thousand, to 199,000, there were zero. you know, even up to 300,000 there weren't that many. almost all of the new homes are being built north of that. how, you know, you talked about zoning and other things. who actually

i just, most agents who contacted me, listen, nar, they should not have settled number one.d have been more articulate what happened, so the public doesn't think the agent, that the organization sets commission but more importantly the agents, you know work. they just don't sit around waiting for someone to click a button on the internet and call them up, they get paid for it. they put in serious, serious work about all of this. i just think it is heartbreaking that maybe more of these broker firms will be more like redfin because i see that as maybe the only way to make it through this? >> i think so. this hurts the smaller agent, individual agent. remember like i said earlier, the human element is being damaged here because agents help families. families want an agent to walk them through a home personally, tell them about the neighborhood. when you move to virtual, online touring, it is something that favors investor buying and it hurts family individual buying and it hurts smaller agents. you will see a lot of agents leave the industry and look for other work. i don't li

we've learned about 38 year-old that may nar you here suozzi sandoval, for example, he is an immigrant from honduras. he has been a us resident now for the past 18 years a married father of two with an 18 year-old son and a five-year-old daughter, his brother, told scene in an describing him as his beloved figure in the family we've also learned about miguel luna, a father of three from el salvador. he had lived in maryland for more than 19 here's john, and we expect more of these stories to come out in the hours ahead. and you can feel the heartbreak from the family members, some of the local organizations friends that knew these individuals and are grieving today as this recovery effort continues, and this investigation gets underway, it's such a law escape. gabe cohen. thank you very much. and thank for that. some of those construction workers may help help clear the bridge before the boat hit and saved other law. i mean, it's remarkable >> remarkable because >> usually about 30,000 people get over that bridge on a daily basis. all right. thanks so much, john, we're also learning ne

our correspondent nar khasmi reports from islam mabad with further details. through the streets of the pakistani capital islamabad as thousands of demonstrators gathered. to condemn the united states and israel, the protest organized by pakistan's largest religio political party jamaat islami saw passionate crowds marching through the streets expressing solidarity with the palestinian cause and denouncing israel's actions which take place with the support of the us. of course there should be sease fire long ago, but even now we are pressing for it and you have seen how irresponsible and insensitive biden has been responding, she he was just having ice cream and talking about cease fire as if it was very casual affair and on the other hand the way children are dying, women are dying from morning till night, and especially there are a lot of prisoners which are taken by israel and they are large number of women and children who have been taken as prisoner and condition is mathatic, the acts of solidarity in pakistan reflect wide spread outrage and sympathy for

nar doesn't charge commissions.uster for agents and probably a ideal more lawsuits, you know will probably double and about 500,000 agents will lead the industry, so good and bad. your thoughts? >> people always lose jobs when there's disruption. this is going to be disruptive, so headline is it's going to be very disruptive. however, there is always good things, in my opinion, that happen when things get deregulated and when things are shah deflationary. and in a world of inflation, finally there's going to be the ability to see some of these costs come down. now, are there going to be aftermath effects, are realtors going to be hitsome unfortunately, yes, but at the end of the day, this is a very good day for considers, in my opinion. charles: now, before or this ruling listings are up so far this year, but i want to note to the audience that the last three summers have seen major swoons, right? we've had this issue where homeowners have these low interest rates, mortgage rates. would be buyers have to pay a lot m

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the broader narative, the broader objective that iran has to drive the u.s. out of the region.is why they're conducting attacks in iraq and syria, they want a u.s. troop presence out of the region completely. >> should it stay? >> huh? >> do you believe 2500 troops in the region should stay? i do. they're not only there on a counter isis mission, but the reason iran wants us out of there we are stationed at key points that tie damascus and baghdad and all these that iran wants to dominate. if we were gone these proxy groups would be at the border of jordan, be able to threaten jordan and israel as a result. but i am concerned whether it's hezbollah in the north of israel, what's happening in gaza, whether it's what's happening with yemen, the risk of conflict is very real. it's a dangerous and tenuous situation. no doubt about it. >> president biden is reviewing whether to keep those troops in iraq. >> i will be anxious to see what he says. >> do you think they should stay. >> terms of current basis, yes. >> president biden wants to establish a port in gaza to try to bring huma

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and nar denies any wrong doing. >> if you are in the market right now. a homeowner looking to sell. >> in the interim because we have a few more months until we find out what happens in july, it will likely be business as usual. stacy ester said this is an important time for realtors to make their case to clients about the value they bring to a seller. they're going to bring eyeballs to your house, get you the most qualified buyers and make sure you get top dollar for your home. you as a seller should talk to multiple real estate agents to know what you're getting. >> what the commission will be. it probably won't be 6% anymore. say it's 3%. selling a house around $317,000, that's $25,000 that could go to a $12,500 market. and other markets talking about tens of thousands of dollars in savings. we could save $30 billion in the course of a year. >> we're headed into spring which is a busy time for people who want to buy a house. what does this mean? >> we spoke to sophie of echo fine properties saying in the spring not much changes but looking into next y

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they can't necessarily vote nar way out of it.y don't have the vote to formalize anything past what they already have, and they don't have any evidence connecting president joe biden to any wrongdoing that his son may have had. >> all right, julie tsirki joining us live from capitol hill. as always, excellent reporting. the biden administration is pushing for -- kate rogers joins us now. >> good to see you. the environmental protection agency issued new rules today to curb carbon emissions from vehicles, in a push toward evs and hybrid, the new rule says as long as 56% of new vehicles sold are electric by 2032, the auto industry could meet its carbon emission limits. the epa says the rule will avoid over 7 billion tons of emissions over the next three decades. the u.s. is warning that foreign hackers are targeting water and sewage systems across the country. in the letter to state governors, the administration warned the attacks were perpetrated by chinese and iranian hackers in particular. psycher security professionals have sing

>> an nar, without wanting to turn this into a law school class, there's a really interesting battle going on in the middle of this new court filing. in this filing donald trump's lawyers say, well, look, tish james says, the attorney general for new york, that the appellate court does not have the authority under the authority and the law of new york state to stay the execution of him, either having him pay out the judgment or filing a bond to secure the full amount of the judgment. donald trump says, oh, she's dead wrong. they actually do have the authority, but when you actually read through the brief, donald trump engages in a little bait and switch. he cites all federal cases standing for the proposition that the new york appellate court has the authority. the problem is this is a new york state court proceeding. he cites no cases in the new york state law. to answer your question, i don't think he's going to win on trying to convince the appellate court to somehow modify the requirement that he either put up a bond or execute the judgment in full. he will still be able to appea

thousands of dollars to the price of a home and the national association of realtors, also known as nare sellers claim the rules force them to pay excessive fees. main points of the settlement, versus the n.a.r. would pay $418 million in damages to home sellers over about four years and it would allow buyers and sellers to negotiate fees and compensation with agents up front, which would essentially eliminate the 6% sales commission common in many home sales, at n.a.r. they deny any wrongdoing, and they released a statement saying n.a.r. has worked hard for years to resolve the mitigation, american consumers. it has always been our goal to preserve consumer choice and protect our members to the greatest extent possible. the settlement, achieves both of those goals. it still needs to approve the settlement but if it does get approved the changes go into effect sometime in july and we may not know specific details until then, but the potential impacts on the real estate industry will be huge, home prices could drop if home sellers pass along the savings from any lower commissions, thousan

charles: there is still confusion about the nar settlement.elieve me i get heat every time i mentioned this. president biden talked about it, he is browbeating agents to lower commissions. take a listen to this. president biden: last week the national association of realtors agreed for the first time that americans can negotiate lower commissions when they buy or sell their home. i'm calling on realtors to follow through on the lowering commissions to protect homebuyers. charles: it is 100% obvious that he has no clue what's going on here but he took the opportunity to browbeat someone else into lowering their commissions. i mean you're in the real estate business, too, among other things. >> yeah. charles: the more i talk to the buying, buyer's agent right, i think they're the focal point. seller's agents not so much in my mind. to me the buyer's agents are ones getting the shaft public imagewise everywhere else. we saw redfin on friday they will redo their structure, their commission structure but where do you see this taking the industry? >

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i was talking to the nar's chief economist. he said that in 2009, that tax credit, that $7500 boosted home sales by 20% in one year. that's something. >> wow. that's a lot. diana, thank you, diana olick. >>> imagine what fed chair jay powell will think when, you know, if transactions were 20% because of in. i mean, that is a side thing. great for home buyers and looking to buy a home but in terms of the impact on the economy, there are a lot of implications. >> huge implications when you consider that the federal reserve in the past especially after the financial crisis was targeting housing prices and wealth effect that comes with it. the flip side is true. enormous bubble in terms of assets, financial liquidity everywhere and this isn't make the fed's job any easier. someone that's thought the xhb and a lot of housing duff was toast and we had seen the highs have been wrong. the dynamic around the supply and some of the demographics that are working, obviously you also have baby boomers going in for the second home. i know th

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bread how are you, >> fred fuel up to seven brain health indicators, including your memory, joined the nar riva brain health challenge >> cnn saturday morning starting tomorrow at eight on cnn >> breaking overnight, it is likely the largest attack ever on ukraine's energy system. a barrage hi, of russian missiles and drones hitting energy sites across the country. watch this >> show. a ship is louis recently >> as a part of it, at least three people are dead and over 1 million are without power. and that's just some of the early assessments that were getting in from ukraine right now seen as fred pleitgen gathering more details on this, he's joining us now, fred are the attacks over what's the latest at your hearing? >> i think it was very hard to tell whether the attacks are completely over. and also one of the things that we've been seeing over the past couple of days that the russians appear to have stepped up their attacks on ukrainian infrastructure. you, there was a big attack that took place yesterday on the ukrainian capital on key of the ukrainians, they're saying they managed to

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they are focused on rebuilding that governance nar, who is on your network earlier, talking about the fact that this is a major economic artery today, mourning the loss, respecting the rescue efforts. but knowing that right now, in the middle of that river, there's literally a huge shipping barge filled with containers the size of a building with a bridge on top of so that is why it is really important that they figure out immediately as secretary buttigieg has committed to do to get that bridge out of the way and get the barge into another area so that the ships can start going because people's livelihood depends on that as well as rebuilding the bridge, something we did as you know, in minnesota with federal funds in 13 months peking or the federal funds. i mean, i, you are right to focus on the human tragedy in the toll that it is taken. and also thinking about the perspective rebuild of this major artery. but i was surprised i had to tell you, even though well, i'm certainly not politically naive. i was surprised at the pace in which this became political. that there were members

>> fred fuel up to seven brain health indicators, including your memory, joined the nar riva brain health challenge. >> we deserve a real king because if he cannot protect his own family how is he supposed to predict? >> i'm going to do this >> come on, man and the lost kingdom. now streaming exclusively on macs news this morning, seven people injured when a united airlines flight hit severe turbulence on a flight from tel aviv to new jersey the flight had to be diverted to upstate new york so that the injured people could get to medical attention. >> multiple people on the plane complaining of nausea and chest pain from the turbulence, just observation. nothing was serious, no major injuries there were more than 300 people on board when this happened. and in a statement, united air said the jet refueled and continued on to liberty airport. cnn transportation analysts, mary schiavo is joining us now, married, i think a lot of us are now quite familiar with turbulence, but it seems like it's happening more and more is that correct and if so, why >> well, you know, the experts you're out on