trulia and zillow have unique users. we separated ourselves quite a bit to that when we bought them the exchange ratio was off. it is about growing zillow bigger and we think it will be a great brand in the family. it will be a separate grand still, advertisers will buy from zillow and they will be on both sites. our traffic has grown so quickly that we have lots of inventory and ads to tell. we had 15,000 agents spends about $240 a month saving. now we have 60,000 agents spending over $300 a month. as you mentioned, the revenue per agent continues to grow as well. >> stocks are down 50, so i try to figure out, some people think you paid too much or how about these, i spoke with a professor yesterday that said price of homes are peaks. we know that mortgage re-fi are big. is it possible there is another slow down coming and people will not be looking as aggressively for homes. >> i'm not worried about that. what's happening is home values are increasing about 5% year over year. so home values are slowing, but the migrati

zillow breaks it down by neighbor. glen park and sea cliff and presidio heights, and san jose is number five. top neighbors including willow glenn, rose garden and blossom valley. these areas give out the most candy with the least walk and safety risk. zillow, people go to buy homes and they look at the school district, the retail value, tax base, now they look for the candy, would has the best candy. that is the determining factor. >> that is how you figure your property value. >> a serious accident in the north bay. leyla gulen? >>> in vallejo an overturned truck when 80 at 37 with purple showing up at transition road which is an indication of the complete closing. we have all lanes closed down and as you arich it you have to get off of the freeway and get around. detours are in place but at this early hour we are seeing backups. the sig-alert in affect until further notice. it is clear as you come from the north bay interest san francisco and when you get there we have an injury crash involving a taxicab and a drive

san francisco is number one according to zillow. city in the country for serious candy hunters. four years in a row. zillow breaks it down by neighborhood including presidio heights. san jose is number five, including rose garden and blossom valley. zillow looks for areas giving out the most candy with the least walking and people buy homes looking at school, would has the good schools and the best candy. for all of us, thanks for joining us. we leave you with a gorgeous shot of san francisco. have a great and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. llions of us. so imagine, what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine, loving your numbers. introducing once-daily invokana®. it's the first of a new kind of prescription medicine that's used along with diet and exercise to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. that works around a once-dailyl that works around the clock to help lower a1c. here's how: the kidneys allow sugar to be absorbed back into the body. invokana

i'm joined by stan humphries, chief economist with zillow. ."ome back to "bottom line markette was the housing is not normal. is that your take? >> we are seeing real moderation off to the fast pace of games two years ago where that was fueled by in the hole, nation of low rates and a reset and prices and low inventory. that combined to create fast appreciation. we are transitioning to a more normal, slower pace. >> it is lower. has it turned the corner? >> the trajectory looks like we expect more slowing. if you think about home values appreciate at 3.5% per year -- they have been appreciating as much as 8-10% per year. we have wanted them to slow down. he welcomed of element. -- it's a welcomed development. we expect them over this year to grow it 3%. home values are still going to be up. sellers years of home calling the shots, are we seeing the scales start to balance for the buyers getting a say? >> we are. moree stunned to see buyers facing less competition they are in the market with investors. you see that in terms of more inventory than

zill zillow joins us now. real estate people tend to be extremely bullish and say everything is wonderful even when things aren't necessarily. go against your dna here. we have given bullish headlines. is the market cooling down? >> those are bullish headlines. i agree with what they say about the market. the housing market is cooling. to give you more data earlier in the year home values were increasing about 8% year over year and now 6.5%. we think over the next 12 months they increase about 3%. the rate of appreciation is slowing. what is driving this is very counter intuitive. as home values have increased homeowners in negative equity have decreased. now around 17% of all homeowners with a mortgage have no equity in their home which is terrible but better than it used to be. if you are upside down on your loan you can't sell your home and that leaves to constrained inventory. parts of the country like las vegas or florida which had huge declines during the housing bust have high rates of negative equity.

zillow. >>> this is bbc news. i'm tim willcox. leaders in hong kong will occupy government builders if if the leader doesn't resign by thursday. >>> the former bosnian serb leader karadzic is making former statement as in the court where he's accused of crimes against humanity. >>> here in britain, police investigating the disappearance of schoolgirl alice grass has launched a murder inquiry after a body was found. significant efforts were made to conceal the body discovered tuesday night. the 14-year-old teen was seen more than a month ago near her parent's home. let's cross to rebecca williams in west london. no official identification of this body. when do we think that will happen rebecca? >> reporter: police hope it will will happen today. this is one of the first places that was searched in the initial stages of this investigation a month ago. all morning we've seen a lot of police activity. they've been taking photographic evidence down the banks of the canal where the body was found. we've seen two police tents, one blue,

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holding the top spot four years in a row and zillow protects it down by neighborhood including presidiocluding willow glen and rose garden and blossom valley for areas that give out the most candy with least walking and safety. >> i am surprised. you would think san francisco would do sugar-free stuff. >> now vallejo with the accident. >>> we have more than one problem in vallejo. this is confirmed fatality, pedestrian. we don't know what happened if it was a hit-and-run accident or what, exactly, was going on but baby 87 at eastbound 80, one lane is blocked. we had emergency crews performing cpr but they could not revise the victim. westbound 80, we have a sig-alert at 37 and all lanes are blocked and this hopefully, was cleared earlier but it fell apart as the tow truck tried to move it off the freeway and now it will not be cleared until at least 6:30. >>> glad this is happening today rather than tomorrow when possibly there be rain. sutro tower is showing clouds are rolling in. obviously i never want an accident to happen. 11 degrees cooler in oakland to 23 degrees cooler in novato

joining us the co-founder of the zillow. founder of the expedia. treat to have you here today.ohn fort, kayla joining us as well. kayla just a quick comment on the markets. a lot of things in cramer's words are still working like a go pro, and some of the other names. and industrials still continue to be challenged. >> macro data is one thing squarely in focus because you have a manufacturing contraction. you also have the lowest inflation number since the height of the financial crisis. so the worries over this situation on a macro perspective in europe as we head into tomorrow's ecb meeting is front and center. and then of course the jobs number on friday. go pro you mentioned is a company-specific name. stories are still working but when you look at the overall market, the themes are pull back in small cap, pull back in other growth momentum names where there isn't a specific story by general malaise in the markets global. >> in the word of tech, amazon ceo jeff bezos stilling down in new delhi this morning. talked about alibaba and competition and amazon's future. >> what y

but trulia and zillow down today. of earnings down this afternoon. >> zillow is acquiring it and acquiring it mostly with stock. so that's going to have fallout effects. henry what are you watching today. >> just the market as a whole. we had a very, sort of, woozy plunge a couple of weeks ago. we've come back. here we are moving up again. things have gotten calmer. >> shaken up? >> yes i was shaken by it. everything is a lot easier when the markets doing well though. >> we appreciate you spending an hour with us today. >> great to be here. >> that's a all for "squawk alley." nearing noontime and with that we send it to the halftime report. >>> welcome to the halftime show. meet our starting lineup for today. josh brown, stephanie link, jon najarian is the co-founder of option monster and --. we begin with the end of qe and what it means to your money. stocks had an incredible run. today

zillow. >>> hello, and welcome to "gmt" on "bbc world news."f-hour, brazil's president dilma rousseff asks voters to ignore market jitters and give her a second term. brazilians go to the polls on sunday with their economy faltering. will they vote for change or stick with the status quo? >>> the united nations warns of a staggering increase in the number of refugees risking their lives to reach europe by sea. we'll be talking to the head of the u.n. refugee agency. and also in the program, aaron's back with the business and he's going to be talking about an ingredient that is actually quite close to my heart. >> those lime green flowers put the tang into our beer. we're talking about hops. for years, the british hops industry was in a spiral of decline, but not now. there is a huge surge in demand, from where? surprisingly, it's from our friends across the pond. >>> a very warm welcome back to "gmt." on sunday, brazil holds its seventh presidential election since the end of military rule. president dilma rousseff is seeking her second term, bu

zillow. >>> our breaking news tonight, a patient in maryland isolated for ebola testing. talk more about quarantines and their effectiveness in stopping the spread of ebola. back with me now is dr. lance plyler, dr. celine gounder and dr. greg ciottone. back to you, dr. ciottone. here's a new cnn orc poll. 69% of americans say foreign citizens should be screened and those with ebola symptoms should be quarantined. that figure rises to 78% for american citizens returning from the hot zone in africa. should there be, dr. ciottone, automatic quarantines for health care workers returning to the u.s. from ebola-affected countries even if they aren't showing symptoms? >> well, i guess i'm going to be the unpopular guy here because i do believe that we should have a strict quarantine, preferably self-imposed. now, i'll give you some of the evidence that i base that on. if you look at this, dr. spencer in new york is now the 17th health care worker from medecins sans frontiers, nine of whom have died. additionally there was a study that came out two weeks ago in the "new england

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zillow. >>> happening now in "the newsroom," $2.99 for a gallon of gas.een that low since 2010 but while it's good for your pocketbook it may not be good at your job hunting. >>> following concerns about terror attacks on the homeland, beefed up security at more than 9,000 government buildings across the country. >>> there's google glass, google drive, google earth, google apps and now a google pill to detect cancer? let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello thank you so much for joining me. it is a win/win for you. the national average price of gas is about to fall through the $3 floor and there's a ripple effect beyond the pumps. christine romans is at a gas station in jersey city, nmg new jersey, to tell us more. >> reporter: $2.99 here, these drivers are paying $2.99, carol, and it's probably going to keep ticking lower. more and more states and gas station also be falling below the $3 mark. 20 states people are paying on average less than $3. if the experts are right this could persist into next year, putting maybe t

zillow. >>> the breaking news of the countries top disease researcher says it hospital where duncan showedthe ball. he showed up last thursday with fever and vomiting saying he arrived from liberia. somehow, the information was never given out and mr. duncan was sent home. the hospital said there was no reason to admit him. he came back sunday seriously ill. if anyone knows what he is going through right now is nancy writebol. she contracted the virus in liberia and was treated successfully there in atlanta as she joins us tonight with her husband, david. nancy, you have been free of ebola for more than a month now, you look great, i understand you are still taking medication, how do you feel? >> i feel good, thank you. i'm getting stronger every day. and just continuing to regain my strength. >> when you heard that a patient had been diagnosed with ebola here in the united states, in texas, what was your reaction, what did you think? >> well, anderson, i was not surprised. you know, we live in such a small world that it is very easy to travel from one country to another. and so it didn't

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zillow merging. spencer will be visiting. i'm still going to run the show tonight.oing to turn it over to spencer. >> ask him about training for the tough mudder. >> all right. i'm going to do that. i want to take a little break. spencer's been asking to run the show. hey, i'm rascoff. look to zillow. >> we'll see you tonight, jim. "mad money," 6:00 p.m. isms after the break. don't go away. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." breaking news. august construction spending takes a u-turn into negative territory, down 0.8. we were looking for up 0.5%. last month, downgraded to 1.2. september ism, more current, the manufacturing index disappoints at 56.6. we're looking for 58 and change last month. 59 unrevised prices paid move up from 28 even to 59.5. the important things this week of employment, moved lower. down from 58.1. new orders at 60, a good level, but not as good as 66.7 last week. adp a little stronger than expected but somewhat rejected in terms of strength by treasury, which had a nice rally and curve steepening after that 8:15 eastern number. >> rick

zillow. >>> welcome back. we begin here with a quick look at twitter, again, reporting earnings.s responding negatively. it's still down to the tune of 9%. we'll be looking on the call to see if ceo does spell out the number of users they have that unengaged or not signed in but still viewing the platform. that may give people some sense of how broadly the interest in twitter is out there. but under pressure at this hour. >>> while you were thinking, thousands breaking out in budapest, protesting government plans on an internet tax use. rioters chanting throwing up old keyboards and computer parts. all of this because they're quite concerned if i don't want less of something, what is the main way to get that? they tax it. >> this is the tax wire that you can understand what they're doing from the government's perspective i guess. but it's ridiculous. i sort of sympathize with the protesters. >> are you going to take computer parts? >> absolutely not. >> a symbolic gesture. >> yes. let's hope it's symbolic. obviously, this is an important story, if you look at what happened with a

zillow. >>> breaking news tonight, four relatives of ebola patient thomas eric duncan are under quarantinee dallas apartment you see there. authorities searching for up to 100 people that may have had contact with duncan and are at risk with ebola. joining me now is thomas eric duncan's half brother, eric smallwood and he is one of those quarantined in dallas. thank you for joining us tonight. i know this has to be a stressful or fearful time for you. are they getting food? and i understand your brother's sheets and towels were still in the apartment and no one had even removed them? >> yes, when i called and talked to my son, they said those things will stay there even though they heard that the cdc would go there but they haven't been. >> so as of 40 minutes ago your son said the cdc had not come to remove the sheets and the towels? >> yes. >> you have spoken to your brother since he went in the hospital? >> well according to him, he was announced an ebola patient. we tried to call the hospital but they won't allow us to talk to him. we have not heard to him, they will not allow us at al

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zillow. >>> there's a battle brewing between the white house and one of the most visible patient of ebolas in a 21-day mandatory quarantine after returning from west africa. the white house wasn't happy with it saying they were concerned that opportunity intended consequences. jim acosta is "outfront." there is a lot of confusion about whether or not hickox should have been quarantined. obviously she had a feef, christie's excuse for why he put her in the hospital. but she is still in the 21-day period. in maine she'll be forced to stay home as well. chris christie refuses to apologize. we haven't yet heard from the ebola czar. somewhere he in this? >> he's been in a television or press quarantine you mate say. we have not seen ron since he game coordinator a weak and a half ago. he started on the job wednesday. the white house is saying give him some time. you might see more from him soon. what official are telling us, he will be taking on more of a behind the scenes role. this raises the question, today was the perfect example to see the ebola response coordinator because you have all o

zillow. >>> more now on our breaking news. the police chief in ferguson expected to step down. has more. what do you know? >> reporter: we talked to imhad and told him about evan's reporting, having several sources saying they are making plans for the police chief to step down. we talked to the mayor in the midst of a council meeting and. >>wards he answered our question and said, flat out, no, and let me let you hear what he said when he asked are you getting pressure from the federal government or from others to asked police chief to step down? >> reporter: have you gotten pressure from -- >> -- haven't said for him to step down but we've stood by heim this entire time. so -- >> reporter: there's nothing. >> there's no change on that. so -- >> so sara sidner speaking with the mayor tonight. sara, and tom johnson, the chief in ferguson, has really said the same thing. that he's going to continue to stay? >> reporter: yeah. police chief jackson. we talked to him in person. he did not want to talk to us on camera, but in person he said there is -- i am not planning on stepping d

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be sure to watch "mad money" tonight because jim cramer is speaking with zillow ceo spencer rascoff. >>> a big story on crude oil. >> we are watching a reversal here. the last trade it looks like we are going to settle at the lowest we have settled since april 23. we had a strong morning because we had a bit of a bounceback this morning and also got pretty good numbers out of eia, the inventory showed it bigger than expected and a supplies decline of 1.4 million barrels. overall that carried through the energy sector and was holding up. about a half hour ago energy was holding up despite the strong dollar today but now given back right along with the rest of the market except for gasoline having a bit of a snap back today with a much bigger draw than expected. we are getting a real tail wind from this price decline on gasoline at $3.33 nationally on average. that is about a $13 billion tax cut if you look at it that way. >> thank you for that. you were saying the other day like $2.97 a gallon. >> i paid it. >> i drank it. i filled up like 60 gallons and put it on my roof. >> i see ho

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