mortgage interest deductions on new loans are now capped on $750,000 and for state and local taxes $10,000 is the maximum deduction. the new code also doubles the standard deduction which means les homeowners will itemize. >> when a good home comes along to meet their needs, they will buy anyway. >> reporter: san jose is expected to be the nation's hardest hit metropolitan region, where the median homeowner will lose roughly $5,400 in housing related tax deductions in the first year of the new code. san francisco and los angeles aren't far behind. >> their rates will be lower than they would have otherwise have been without tax reform, you have to look at the balance, is the loss of deduction more than the overall rates. >> reporter: local prices will remain strong as the area deals with a lack of inventory. >> as long as we have companies like google and tesla and facebook and apple adding and adding and adding, we're going to create more demand and as long as we have less supply, we're going to be in competition for affordable housing. >>> a book of poems is helping north bay fire victim

any new loan to get to shape out these days to come out today and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. thanks for joining us video has emerged showing the moments leading up to a palestinian man's death during an israeli raid in the west bank he warns you may find the following scenes up setting. can be seen running down an object of some kind is then shot by an israeli soldier the soldier and his colleagues proceed to kick him on the ground and then drag his body along the alley. died late now the israeli army has changed its version of what happened several times firstly the i.d.f. said he had attacked the soldiers with a knife and then received first aid at the scene but then they said he had attacked them with an iron bar and was quickly taken to hospital according to the i.d.f. the latest statement. died from tear gas inhalation. the i.d.f. a further comment they said an investigation has been opened we spoke to a member of the revolutionary council who says the i.d.f. i don't consider palestinians as h

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a new report says big loans went to his family business after he met with those lenders at the white house. >>> go through due process. >> take the guns first and go through due process second. president trump leaving the republicans and nra in shock. he appearedmeasures. now several big companies are trying to take the lead on gun violence. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. a whole week of news in one day. >> you got that right. i'm dave briggs. after the horrible day at the white house, it is thursday, march 1st. you have the president who has loyalty above all else and without his loyal hope hicks. she is set to depart in the coming weeks. this comes a day after what hicks told white lies to protect the president. >> there is quote nothing nefarious about hicks leaving. the president calling her outstanding and a great person. an ally close to the president tel tells cnn the president berated hicks. >> one of hicks confidants says the last few weeks were really, really hard for her. the friend says hicks started thinking about resigning when the rob porter spousal ab

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. >> under the new code mortgage interest deductions on new loans are kamd at $750,000. for state and local taxes $10,000 is the maximum deduction. why is this all relevant? according to a report released by search engine apartment list, san jose is expected to be the nation's hardest metropolitan region where the median home owner loses roughly $5400 in the tax deductions under the code. san francisco and los angeles aren't far behind. >> we calculated in the bay area for example some home owners could expect to lose over the course of a 30-year mortgage over $00,000 which is a substantial amount. >> overall real estate experts say home sales may take a dip across the state but locally the landscape remains fierce. >> people will be looking for homes in the last few years got frustrated. when a good homes come along. there was somebody to offer to buy anyway. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >>> hard to pleef but investigators say a 14-year-old boy posed as a police officer on monday night. a white suv with flashing red and blue lights pulled up to the home. in the video the pe

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in thefourth quarter of last year the average new car loan topped $31,000. and the average monthly payment was just over $500. spread out over five years and nine months. >> there's certainly schething to wn the fact that the payments continue to rise. you know, that the loan amounts continue to grow. especially this year we're going to be facing several rate increases. so we should expect to see those payments even climb probably higher this year. >> the rise in interest rates willin be hig more buyers taking out loans. so for someone with average credit, the current rate is 5.2%. that's up from lt year. and if the federal reserve keeps raising rates, that will ultimately filter down to au loans. and push up the cost of buying a new car or truck. >> i think we were nearing a ceiling and i think consumers are responding to that. and that's why we're seeing consumers, especially prime consumers, increasingly move into leasing. >> leasing a car orruck is appealing right now, because on average, the monthly payments t tend be about $100 less than if you took ou

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the quality of new loans has been very good in the last four or five years.ctory is concerned, this is where you gets interesting because rates are going up. housing affordability is a challenge. there are few mortgages likely to happen in the foreseeable future before it gets better. so the quality of lending is really important at this point in the cycle. some: what is the role of of the larger banks and their originations versus independent firms like yourself? how has that landscape changed over the past decade? sanjiv: as you know, clearly, a lot of the large banks have pulled back. little banks have stepped in. i will say that the quality of the nonbanks postcrisis is substantially different. the quality of mortgage lending in banks was very different compared to where it was precrisis. nonbanks have become particularly the stronger ones, that really well-capitalized and professional management teams, good leadership, and we care a lot about the quality of risk and the quality of lending because we have seen it all. we know how it can all go wrong quick

loan. dodd-frank instituted new mortgage loans and complex capital requirements on community banks and credit unions that hindered public access to mortgage credit and lending more broadly. i guess i'll just insert here, this phenomenon that we often see in washington of one size fits all or cookie-cutter solutions from washington to a problem is directly the kind of problem that we're seeing here. our smaller financial institutions are treated as though they were large megabanks, as though their business models and their portfolios contain the same kind of risk as the larger banks. yet, they don't have the same business models. they don't have the same risk footprint. but they are forced to go through phenomenally expensive regulatory burdens for no good reason. i can't tell you how many of these small bankers and credit union folks have said to me, we, our industry did not cause or have any part of the financial crisis. but we are being asked to pay the price. and that's what this bill deals with. in july of 2016, the american action forum attempted to estimate the number of paperwork hours

the provided loans at a time when mortgages were practically unavailable. a few new deal agencies made , mostly toumer loans farmers and people in rural areas. these are is not as him -- these were not as important, but they are important in our class. consumer loans were made to farmers. my favorite one is the electric home and farming authority. made loans to people to buy electric appliances. the tennessee valley authority had electrified this huge rural area, but all of the farmers living there didn't have the money to buy electric appliances or electric light for their home. oryou don't have appliances lights that use electricity, what is the good of having electricity? how are they going to make any money? loans were issued so people could buy it appliances and electrify their houses. the farm credit administration was meant to help farmers find new homes and made consumer loans. here, you see pictures of people paying off those loans. these pictures were important to try to gain legitimacy for these types of programs by showing people would pay the loans. of t

than believing that russia is going to want to join the european union or you know become the new other loans or sweden i think russia is very different than a lot of european countries in its political outlook and its history but we can i think benefit from a strong russia that self-confident and at peace with its neighbors i'm not sure i agree with you about russia joining with europe i mean certainly russia is not going to be part of the european union but i think russia definitely sees itself as part of the european civilization with everything that in it entails including human rights the respect for the rule of florida democratic institutions free and fair elections etc but coming back to that point of reagan of russia because i actually think that putin. may read a lot of. reagan thinking because he talks about that in his own way but he centrally his main point is that russia will only be respected when when it's strong it is only the strong russia that the west and the united states in particular could take seriously but the. letter question i'm not quite sure you said that this is t

than believing that russia is going to want to join the european union or you know become the new other loans or sweden i think russia is very different than a lot of european countries in its political outlook and its history but we can i think benefit from a strong russia that's self-confident and at peace with its neighbors i'm not sure i agree with you about russia joining with europe i mean certainly russia is not going to be part of the european union but i think russia definitely sees itself as part of the european civilization with everything that in it entails including human rights the respect for the rule of law democratic institutions free and fair elections etc but coming back to that point of reagan of russia because i actually think that putin. may read a lot of. reagan thinking because he talks about that in his own way but he centrally his main point is that russia will only be respected when when it's strong it is only the strong russia that the west and the united states in particular could take seriously but the. letter question i'm not quite sure you said that this is the

several months later, apollo approved a $184 million loan to the kushner family business, and today abc news has learned that soon after that loan, the securities and exchange commission closed an investigation into apollo. there is no evidence of a quid pro quo, but serious questions about that time line. jared kushner's lawyer says he has taken no part of any business, loans or projects for his family business since joining the white house. and from kushner companies, we do not update jared on what's going on in our business, nor does he ask. the white house is standing by him. >> jared is still a valued member of the administration, and he's going to continue to focus on the work that he has been doing. >> reporter: at the beginning of the trump presidency, kushner's portfolio seemed all-encompassing. >> every day i come to work with enthusiasm and excitement for what can be. >> reporter: but kushner has been stripped of his top secret national security clearance, and "the washington post" reports, several countries believed he could be manipulated because of his inexperience, and financi

you've had traditional commercial banks in houston not looking for new loans to service companies. the capital markets be open but open selectively to companies, largely that were restructuring their balance sheets coming out of the downturn a lot of the capital raised in the last year or deployed has been to fixing balance sheets and getting companies positioned from a normal course perspective. i can tell you from the cso perspective, across all of our businesses, they're running flat out right now. to try to keep up with the base of demand in the current market. you mentioned the permian market, specifically that has been by far the largest growing activity center in the country. >> the banks won't lend, will they if i'm a 20-man firm, the american dream, i can't get the money right now. despite the fact that the industry is better i don't understand why there's a disconnect >> i think going into the downturn, giving how prolongs and how severe it was for many lenders and investors across the industry, there's a lot of groups otcapital that aren't ready to come back to the indus

who could not pay off their existing mortgages, so it provided loans in a time when mortgages were practically unavailable. now a few new deal agencies, only a handful come not very many, may direct consumer loans, mostly to farmers and people living in rural areas. these evil are not very important, but they are important in our class. the farm credit administration made consumer loans to farmers. my favorite one is the electric home and farming authority, the electric home and farming authority in 1934. the tennessee valley authority had electrified a huge rural area that all of the farmers living there didn't have the money to buy a appliances or electric lights for their homes, or electric fritte refrigerators, and if you don't have these, what is the good of having electricity and how will the electricity companies make money. so the electric home and farming authority issued loans of people could electrify their house. the resettlement administration, and agency meant to help displaced farmers find new homes , also made consumer loans. and here you see some pictures of folks paying off those loans. tose pictures w

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jim, and new loan commitments, they managed to maintain liquidity but it's not a player anymore -- >> but -- >> still employs a lot of people. >> there are 16 billion in sale -- 15 billion in sales. what i tell you, when you listen to carol tomei, this is one of the greatest share donors of all time as long as it keeps losing business, home depot can continue to have great numbers it has that much it's just a gift and it's a gift that keeps giving even though trying to put a good face on it. what do you do have down '18 numbers, signs that don't shop here, please don't come in here? our prices are highest we're short supply what do you say to -- stop, go elsewhere? >> it's funny -- >> on the flip side. >> it's a negative narrative. >> williams sonoma beats by 7 cents, revenue above, guides strong and buyback added see if it can break out of mid-50s, it's been years. >> this markets is not a great market right now the stock goes up three in the afterhours and now does nothing. we didn't talk enough about cignet jewelers, that stock trying to find its footing, down huge mall if it's the

word that president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner is facing new scrutiny over $500 million in loans made to his family's business. >> meanwhile, there is a new legal fight in the stormy daniels saga. she's now suing the president's attorney michael cohen for defamation. and this morning "the washington post" reports president trump has said privately that he did not find daniels credible during her "60 minutes" interview. this morning the white house is pushing back against adult film star stormy daniels. >> the president doesn't believe that any of the claims that miss daniels made last fight are accurate in the interview. >> reporter: daniels broke her silence on "60 minutes" about an alleged affair with trump in 2006. >> and had you sex with him? >> yes. >> reporter: more than 22 million people watched the interview, and according to a "washington post" report, the president was one of them. and while he's been publicly silent, the report says behind closed doors, the president is calling daniels' allegations a hoax. >> i will say the president strongly, clearly and has consisten

new york times." the headline of her story tonight kushner's business got loans from companies after white house meetingskate i can't tell you how stunning that headline is. that is just precisely what no one in government is supposed to do. how easy was it to track this down? >> not easy. and i have to give a great deal of credit to my colleagues, especially jessie drucker, who was the driving force behind it and brought ben and i along. it was just piecing together what the nature of the meetings were, finding about the job was a surprise, so it took some leg work and, of course, you want to be bullet proof on a story like this, so you want to have multiple sources. we got to that point but it took some leg work. >> this is exactly what donald trump promised that when he goes into the presidency he will have nothing to do with his businesses. jared kushner made the same promise. clearly jared kushner is violating that promise. >> right. it's the family real estate company, kushner companies and he still owns a portion of the entity that's involved in this apollo loan. he is -- has not divested himself

there's a lot of breaking news tonight about the president, especially prosecutor's investigation, jared kushner's businesses, and the loanst he obtained. and of course the departure of hope hicks. all of that is now going to be covered in "the 11th hour with brian williams" which starts flour. >>> the breaking news tonight, there's a lot of it. for starters, hope hicks, perhaps the closest aide to the president, is leaving the white house. her dramatic departure comes the day after admitting she's told white lies for the boss. >>> plus new tonight from "the new york times," jared kushner's company received a half billion dollars' worth of loans from bankers after they met with him ought the white house. >>> auls, robert mueller looking into whether trump knew about e-mails getting hacked going back to the 2016 campaign. >>> in the category of "you can't make this stuff up," after getting attacked on twitter by his boss, the president, and after standing up for himself today, tonight attorney general jeff sessions shows up to dinner in washington with his deputy, mr. rosenstein, who happens to be in charge of the mueller i

"the new york times" reports the loans totaled more than $500 million.ad no role in the family business since joining the government, and both companies say there's no connection between the loans and kushner's role in the white house. and a note about kushner's new security clearance, at least the level being downgraded this week. cnn reports that even the white house calligrapher now has a higher level of clearance than kushner now does. >>> and major storms are threatening millions across the country. >> the midwest is staring at snow from chicago to detroit. meantime, the northeast will be soaked with heavy rains ahead of a weekend nor'easter. on the west coast, residents in northern california are preparing for what could be the most powerful storm of the year with snow, heavy rain, and possible mudslides. >> here's accuweather's paul williams with the forecast. >> good morning, diane, kendis. thisnessy nor'easter started last night, continues today, goes into tomorrow, possibly creating 18 inches of snow throughout the heart of new york and 1 to 3

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in same store sales a company which has long struggled with debt also announced $540 million in new loants. sears market capitalization is below $300 million right now dom chu joins us with the utility, he wrote this for sure, while utilities are getting a charge right now dom. >> i did not, but i can appreciate the punniness of what just happened. as we take a look overall why we are watching you siltutilities. the only gainers in that down session we've had. but you take a look at the way things have been trading for some of these particular segments on the markets like utilities. you look at the ticker xlu, interday dripping lower. then the xlu this particular etf really tracks these particular utility-type stocks. it's only down 3% over the last year into the great performer but as you can see, it's riding the five-day winning streak. if you put it in context with treasury yields. they had three straight days of declines it is still elevated we have been coming down over the course of the last few days. then let's put it all in perspective with regard to yields and the stockmarket ve

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almost no drop in demand we went about $800 million last year we don't see any slack in demand for new loansour, five, six rate hikes over the next few years, maybe that changes it, but i don't think the next rate hike or two or three is going to make much of a difference. >> chris, you're here to ring the closing bell today. >> we are. >> why is that >> we're 22 years now as a public company so we took this opportunity just crossed over $1 billion market cap we're proud of that. and so bringing a bunch of our employees in to celebrate and reward them for doing all of the hashed work to grow it. >> that's right. >> 7:00. >> time to wait around. >> practice? >> it's a difficult thing. i want to make sure i get it. >> i hope it's a big button. >> digital >> maybe a screen. >> yeah, i think it is a screen. it'll still look great. >> if you're early -- >> cold fingers. >> warm enough >> it's all about our employees. we have a whole bus of employees. i'm going back to get our employees. we're coming back in on a bus. exciting moment for them. >> chris, thank you for joining us. >> thank you >> ch

coincidence or not, the kushner business then obtained a $325 million loan after that to finance a building in new york city. >> it's buildings and it's loans, right? >> it's buildings, and it's loans. listen, the kushner family were always going to continue their real estate business. jared kushner did not fully divest himself. he then took a position in the white house. and of all the things he wanted to have in his portfolio, he's the one who wanted to have an infrastructure council, a ceo council, a manufacturing council. he chose to do that. >> he could have been somewhere else, he could have not done those things. >> absolutely. he chose to have one-on-one meetings with guys like josh harris. >> that's to your point, that this is a yn unforced error. it doesn't make sense. we warned you to be wary of promises that tax cuts would translate into raises for workers. we said there's a better chance that companies would use the tax windfalls to finance stock buybacks. if the last three months are any indicator, we told you so. a record amount of buybacks have occurred for a single quarter. more t