including greystar, camden, cortland, wakefield and willow bridge, representing 1.3 million units. help set rental prices. >> ont myselfed market preference. >> this summer, the doj alleged their software facilitated a price-fixing scheme. this aallowed companies tout p profit over people. >> competing landlords conducted phone and e-mail discussions, even cocktail hours, and participated in monthly user groups, promoted by real page to share information. they said a property manager had failed to communicate due to price-fixing laws. that competitor replied, price fixing laws, huh? that's a new one. >> price fixing, as alleged, is not only affecting properties managed by real page's clients, it's causing a rent increase across the board. >> real page told nbc news that they deny the doj's claims, and plan to defend them, saying their practices are legal. and saying the -- time to stop scapegoating real page for our housing problems. two others denied the claims, vowing to vigorously defend themselves in court. >> cushman and wakefield, a management company told nbc, that they shou

landlords and property managers to the suit including greystar, camden, cortland, cushman & wakefieldesenting more than 1.3 million units in 43 states and d.c. many landlords use realpage to help set rental prices and manage occupancy. >> optimized property performance even in challenging market conditions. >> reporter: this summer the doj alleged their software facilitated a price fixing scheme. >> this conduct had really corroded the market and allowed companies to put profits over people. >> reporter: in the updated complaint the doj says competing landlords conducted phone and e-mail discussions, even cocktail hours, and participated in monthly user groups promoted by realpage to share information. they quote one greystar employee telling a competitor that a property manager had declined to fully participate due to, quote, price fixing laws. that competitor replied, "hmm. price fixing laws, huh? that's a new one." >> price fixing scheme as alleged is not only affecting the properties managed by realpage's clients. it's causing a rent increase across the board. >> reporter: realpag

two 19—year—old passengers and an 18—year—old driver died at the scene of the crash in wakefield, weste said. five men were travelling in the black seat ibiza car near the village of west bretton at the time of the crash on friday night. one man remains in hospital with life—threatening injuries, police said, with another passenger sustaining injuries that are not believed to be life—threatening. president trump has made his first visit to california since the deadly wildfires which destroyed thousands of homes in los angeles earlier this month. having previously criticised the california governor, the president promised to work with him to fix the situation so that it would not happen again. here's more from our los angeles correspondent emma va rdy. president trump was given a bird's eye view of the fire—ravaged areas before his plane landed. then he and the first lady, melania, saw the damage to pacific palisades up close. more than 10,000 buildings were destroyed during the wildfires, and now a massive recovery operation is under way. the fire took place. it's nice and cool there n

. >> studies like andrew wakefield. right. that the notorious mmr vaccine causes autism in children. it was it was retracted from the lancet. we know it is bunk on chd's website and out of robert kennedy's lips. i just saw a podcast. he claims that wakefield is a hero, that his research is good, he has asked for, and he has a whole book called vaxxed unvaxxed let the science speak, where he heralds and holds up really bad research stuff that's been retracted. >> in some. >> cases twice the same thing retracted from two different journals. he disregards research that doesn't show his fixed view on vaccines. and so i can only if past is prolog. i can only expect that the government websites that we once relied on will now be full of debunked science. if he's confirmed, that's very scary and i don't know where you go for good information anymore. >> so mark, big picture. we don't know if all of kennedy's supporters are backing him because donald trump believes in him or wants them to, or maybe they actually believe some of what r

the civil defense of $66.00 at to get back at least a $120.00 public city and wakefield and the events of the can should over tax. it is still taking the place of no, let's call them now. so have topic. thanks very much for that update to recover. assume that for us in there as well. thank you. the, the thoughts on they set to be slowly and as the 47th president of the united states on monday subs that red temperature is full cost full that they have full so so need to be moved in those the capitol hill road ton. this is the 1st time that's happened since ronald reagan said ok ration in 1995. well, during his 1st time, double, john had a full relationship with mexico, a result of both security concerns on the flow of illegal drugs into the united states. even before his 2nd time is because tensions of high, with the risk of trade will don't hold the report from the low walnut, mexico's largest agricultural production areas to mount. so he's just really putting in mexico, ready to head to the us. but it could be that didn't, you know, suspicious time? if data on the incoming president t

now policy, you know, for these claim that at least 8 people wakefield and $35.00, all those injured. is there any troops including special forces that report to the beans, storming the main refugee camp in the city, while the polish team and government who said to be withdrawing its forces, other strikes on jeanine come a day after each revenue settler set fire to several villages in the area, meanwhile, and the separate development, $64.00 policy unions have been arrested by the idea of throughout the west bank. the arctic middle east bureau chief, my up in auction, that brings us the latest from the west bank. westbank is on fire again. pedro continues its large scale. milton reparation in geneva, the northern west bank, 16 long seeing as a stronghold of armed resistance against is really occupation. janine is viewed by israel as a key hub of terror. this is one of the operation dogs. i run wall has been labeled counter terrorist and vice really on the report suggests that palestinian authority forces which have conducted months of raids in janine the area leading to over $400.00 a

moring housing supplyings expectations of comeback in real estate in november 30-year high cushman wakefield. thank you so much for being here. i wanted to start rightly there where president trump signed an executive order on houfk supply. this really hit right to the issue of real estate, we haven't had enough supply for years your thoughts on the impact of this executive order. >> look, i think first and foremost huge optimism about new administration, pro-business deregulation, tons of supply housing through the workforce future needs foufbl housing i think at the end of the day some obsolete buildings ripe to be converted seeing in city almost 30 million feet conversion i think this is a good decision. >> what could you say about overall real estate today in terms of commercial opportunities? >> look. let's be clear 2024 tremendous year particularly for new york city, 30 million feet, best year post-covid i think optimism not just city but gateway at large very, very significance i think a good year demand driven by back to work policies by corporate america, of course, now by the admin

. >> these are pictures of what building 92 looks like on the inside, from the cushman and wakefieldial real estate website. the building is 90,000ft!s on pan am way and wet ranger avenue. its future buyer would have to put in some sort of business here, not housing. and since it's historic, the building couldn't be torn down. >> what do you want to see built over there? you want a new playground? >> alameda is young and old. had their own opinions about what should go here. from a market to event space, even children's museum. >> there's a decent amount of things for grown ups here, but surprisingly, the breweries have decent food. however, there's not that much for the kids. i think that would be a benefit. >> i would love to have another school built there because there's been so much new development in this area. >> the asking price has not been disclosed, but other former naval base buildings have sold in the millions here. building 91 next door, which houses the almanac beer company, was bought in 2017 for 2.8 million. as for the timeline, the city will continue to accept propo

from the cushman and wakefield commercial real estate website.from old growth douglas fir, the kind of materials you only find back in the early 1900s. this building would have to be some sort of business, not housing. since it's a historic building, the developer would also have to follow specific guidelines. for instance, they would not be allowed to tear the structure down. the asking price hasn't been disclosed, but other former naval base buildings here at alameda point have sold in the millions in the past decade. building 91 next door, which houses the almanac beer company, was bought in 2017 for about 2.8 million. now the timeline over the next few weeks and until april, the city of alameda will accept proposals from prospective buyers and then city council will make a decision by summer or fall of this year. when it comes to which proposal to accept and what this building becomes next. live in alameda. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. thank you. >> allie. right across the estuary, the sale of the oakland coliseum has passed a key hurdle

. >> these are pictures of what building 92 looks like on the inside from the cushman and wakefield commercial real estate website. the building is 90,000ft!s on pan am way and wet ranger avenue. its future buyer would have to put in some sort of business here, not housing. and since it's historic, the building couldn't be torn down. >> what do you want to see built over there? you want a new playground? >> alameda is young and old. had their own opinions about what should go here. from a market to event space, even children's museum. >> there is a decent amount of things for grown ups here, but surprisingly, the breweries have decent food. however, there's not that much for the kids. i think that would be a benefit. >> i would love to have another school built there because there's been so much new development in this area. >> the asking price has not been disclosed, but other former naval base buildings have sold in the millions here. building 91 next door, which houses the almanac beer company, was bought in 2017 for 2.8 million. as for the timeline, the city will continue to accept proposa

. >> these are pictures of what building 92 looks like on the inside, from the cushman and wakefieldal estate website. the building is 90,000ft!s on pan am way and wet ranger avenue. its future buyer would have to put in some sort of business here, not housing. and since it's historic, the building couldn't be torn down. what do you want to see built over there? >> you want a new playground? >> alameda is young and old. had their own opinions about what should go here. from a market to event space, even children's museum. >> there's a decent amount of things for grown ups here, but surprisingly, the breweries have decent food. however, there's not that much for the kids. i think that would be a benefit. >> i would love to have another school built there, because there's been so much new development in this area. >> the asking price has not been disclosed, but other former naval base buildings have sold in the millions here. building 91 next door, which houses the almanac beer company, was bought in 2017 for 2.8 million. as for the timeline, the city will continue to accept proposals

now, these are pictures of what it looks like on the inside of building 92 from the cushman and wakefield commercial real estate website. the asking price has not been disclosed, but other former naval base buildings have sold in the millions. building 91 next door, which houses the almanac beer company, was bought in 2017 for 2.8 million. now, since this is a historic building, the developer would have to agree to follow specific guidelines about how they repurpose the building. for example, they would not be able to just tear the building down. the structure would have to remain more or less intact when it comes to the timeline, the city of alameda will accept those proposals through april, and then the city council could make a decision about what happens next here by late summer or early fall. live in alameda. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. thank you. >> ali. gorgeous blue skies behind ali there in alameda. that's pretty much the story for the entire bay area. according to our meteorologist steve paulson. >> that is true. i am seeing wind speeds picking up a lot though, in malibu. ju

. >> reporter: robert sam monos the regional director of research at cushman & wakefield says the reportfrancisco which compared to previous quarters is much lower since the pandemic. >> because of ai they started the trend. they are much more in office as well. >> reporter: according to the report communities like third street corridor, the presidio and mission bay have the lowest vacancy rates last quarter compared to neighborhoods like soma. mid market and potrero hill with one of the highest vacancies. >> lodger blocks and a little quieter and less retail activity. and they've struggled. >> reporter: back out here on jackson street, this starbucks is slated to be vacant soon. with no word yet on what will fill that spot. >> we would love to talk to them to see if as a community, we can work on that two way stream. >> reporter: meanwhile, these neighbors say they will hold on to the memories and friendships they've made along the way. >> oh. get your star burkes especially on a day when you look out from top of salesforce tower and it looks a little foggy. this is not london town. thi

he says he wants so desperately he ignores that evidence and instead props up frauds like andrew wakefieldhind the bogus study that made a lot of people believe that the mmr vaccine causes autism. he holds people up like that as heroes. right. and so this is seemingly what he believes. he's said it for 20 years. we have a tape and tape and tape and some of which they played today of him saying the most damning thing is, he said in 2001, to me at least, that it was time for mask off, that they had been afraid to be anti-vaxxers. but the pandemic had motivated their movement, had brought in a new audience and it was time to get real. and he said, when he's to a podcast, he said, when you see somebody with a baby, you stop that person like i do. if i'm on a hike and i see someone with a baby, i stop them and i say, you better not vaccinate that baby. you better save that baby. that sounds like a believer to me. wow. >> he invoked moms today in his testimony. i don't really understand what he was getting at, so i want to play it for the audience and then have you tell us what this means. let's

you praised a gentleman named andrew wakefield for his research. what studies, you talk about the need to be science-based, get good information to make decisions, what studies have you utilized to come to the conclusion that vaccines cause autism? mr. kennedy: i am happy to sit down with you. sen. sanders: no, please. just answer. mr. kennedy: look at the mawson study. sen. sanders: i will. mr. kennedy: i wouldn't rest on a single study. sen. sanders: i don't mean to be rude. i don't have a lot of time. i heard you say that you could not be happier if you were proved wrong. mr. chairman, i ask to be put into the record 16 studies done by scientists and doctors all over the world saying that vaccines do not cause autism. are you happy? mr. kennedy: the iom -- sen. sanders: i don't have a lot of time. i am happy to talk to you another time. i don't have a lot of time. let's talk about covid. i want clarity on the issue. i apologize, you have to be brief, we don't have a lot of time. scientists have estimated that the covid vaccine saved 3 million li

from the cushman and wakefield commercial real estate website.douglas fir, the kind of building materials you'd only find back in the early 1900s. they don't make buildings with that kind of material anymore. the building would have to be some sort of business, not housing, and it would have to stay intact so it couldn't be razed. since this is a historic building, the developer would have to abide by certain guidelines. asking price hasn't been disclosed, but other former naval base buildings here have sold in the millions. building 91 next door, which houses the almanac beer company, was bought in 2017 for 2.8 million. as for the timeline, the city of alameda will continue accepting those proposals until april, and then the city council could make a decision about what goes here next in summer or fall of this year. live in alameda. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you allie. president biden is delivering his final address as president tonight in the transition. defense secretary nominee pete hegseth was questioned by the senate armed

. >> use both article summarizing older articles that, since the original refuted wakefield article in the last regarding measles and autism. here is somebody who can't he said, he said, but somebody who said that previously you had this presented to you. so back to me. i'm a doctor trying to understand. convince me that you will become the public health advocate but not just turn old information so there's never any conclusion as senator hassan suggested but that will become the influencer for people to believe, there's 1.20 5 million kids studied and there is no autism associate with measles. how do -- you tell me. you see what my question is in there. [inaudible] >> i'm going to be an advocate for strong science. you show me those scientific studies and you and i can meet about it. and there are other studies as well. i would love to show those to you. a study that came out last week, 47,009-year-olds in the medicaid system in florida. i think the louisiana scientists shows the opposite. there are other studies out there. i just want to follow the science. and i will do, if the scie

teenagers have died and a fourth man has suffered life threatening injuries after a car hit a tree near wakefield in west yorkshire. they were travelling near the village of west bretton when it left the road and crashed on friday night. the 18 year old driver and 219 year old passengers died. two other men were taken to hospital. one is said to be in a critical condition. farmers from across the uk have been staging a national day of unity in a bid to protect the sector. it comes as pressure mounts on the government to halt the controversial inheritance tax laws that could see some forced to sell their farms. the national union has warned that many farmers are at breaking point and can't afford the bills. >> farmers are on their knees, they can't pass their farms to their children. they're already struggling to make ends meet. we have more suicides for farmers and for individual workers than pretty much any profession. they struggle with poverty. they struggle with poverty. they struggle with poverty. they struggle with years of all of the impact of the climate change sort of measures that have

teenagers have died and a fourth man suffered life threatening injuries after a car hit a tree near wakefieldwest yorkshire. they were travelling near the village of west bretton when it left the road and crashed on friday night. the 18 year old driver and 219 year old passengers died at the scene. two other men in the car were taken to hospital, one of whom is in a critical condition. two new weather warnings for snow and ice have come into effect for northern ireland and large parts of scotland, as the clear up after storm arwen continues. extra engineers have been drafted in to help restore electricity across ireland. hundreds of thousands of people on both sides of the border were still without power earlier this evening. meanwhile, travel services remain severely disrupted in scotland, with trains and ferries suspended and roads closed as scotrail has advised the disruption on trains will continue into sunday. more than 40,000 customers in scotland are still without power. some will have to wait several days to be reconnected. well, that is the latest from the gb newsroom. now it's back

yorkshire police says three teenagers, 118 and two aged 19, have all died after a car hit a tree near wakefieldesterday evening. more on this breaking story just as soon as we get it. elsewhere, heavy rain and strong winds could bring flooding to parts of the uk this weekend after the severe effects of storm eowyn. up storm eowyn. up to 80mm of rainfall could be seen in parts of england and wales, with several amber and yellow warnings issued by the met office over today and tomorrow. it comes after winds reached 100mph yesterday as that storm left one person dead. he has been named today as kasper dudek. more than a million people have been left without power. it's caused significant travel disruption across the uk and in ireland. network rail scotland has said nearly 400 incidents of damage had been found, including more than 120 reports of fallen trees today, though network rail gave an update saying most of its network is now up and running. in other news, farmers from across the uk are staging a national day of unity as tractors prepare to be in convoy throughout britain in a bid to protec

teenagers have died and a fourth man has suffered life threatening injuries after a car hit a tree near wakefield in west yorkshire. they were travelling near the village of west bretton when it left the road and crashed on friday night. the 18 year old driver and 219 year old passengers died. two other men were taken to hospital, one of whom is in a critical condition. farmers across the uk have been staging across the uk have been staging a national day of unity. they're trying to protect the sector. the pressure is mounting on the government to halt the controversial inheritance taxes that could see some farmers forced to sell their land. the national farmers union and tory mps have warned that many farmers are at breaking point and can't afford the bills. >> farmers are on their knees. they can't pass their farms to their children. they're already struggling to make ends meet. we have more suicides for farmers and for individual workers than pretty much any profession. they struggle with poverty. they struggle with poverty. they struggle with poverty. they struggle with years of all of the im