. >> but flying drones is something that most realtors are not allowed to do without permission from the government. >> the faa has a regulation called faa part 107. and you actually have to be certified to fly a drone for commercial purposes. >> to have anybody just off the street going out and buying something and thinking they're gonna make money taking video, even if they do have the experience, right now is illegal. >>adding mode. >> it's now live. it's recording. rotors are armed. >> before the faa changed their rules, you had to have something called a 333 exemption. this was a special permit that actually allowed you to fly drones. >>take off. >> douglas trudeau of tucson, was the first realtor in the entire country granted an exemption. >> when i first got this, bob, i could not answer my phone. if i saw a long-distance phone call, i wouldn't answer it because it wasn't somebody wanting to buy or sell a house. they wanted to know how did i get my permission from the faa to fly drones. this is the exemption that the faa sent me. and this explains that... >> granted exemption.

andrea canning: many realtors felt this was personal. one of their, own while out doing her job, had gone missing. and agents were already on alert. in recent years, there had been a rise in crimes against real estate brokers across the country, brutal assaults, and even murder. how often did you talk about safety? i mean we always talked about it, but a lot of times, if somebody would call and ask us to go show a house, it was just kind of, out of instinct sometimes, you would jump up and go. andrea canning: but this was not a last minute showing for beverly. brenda said she'd been in contact with the clients for a few days. she did have some concerns initially, because it was a man who had contacted her. she wanted to make sure that the wife was going to be there also. she wanted to show them both at the same time. that deal was made that both parties would be there. i think it made her feel more comfortable that the wife would be with him, and the wife actually got on the telephone and told her, yes, she'd be there. andrea canning: an

>> why would mueller's team want to hear from manafort's realtor? can a deal with tied to the 2016 election? >> reporter: well, there have been a lot of reports of a very broad investigation into paul manaforts dealings, both in terms of lobbying overseas, his consulting foreign governments, foreign parties and his real estate deals here in the u.s., how he bought various condos and homes in new york city, reports of properties that he invested in, in california along with his former son-in-law, there have been numerous indications of subpoenas, of people saying they were asked for information, some of those properties, the companies used to buy them have gone into bankruptcy and there are questions about some of the legal filings in those cases, so i wouldn't be terribly surprised they would want to press anybody involved in manafort's real estate dealing, for information about the financing, what he might have said in the course of those deals and the real store may have been a friend for some time. they lived nearby each other in alexandria, virg

kron4's haaziq madyun spoke to one sonoma county realtor who describes a bleak outlook for those trying to find a place to live (pkgthat was the status of the availbale housing market in sonoma county prior to the north bay wildfire says mike kelly, a realtor in santa rosa. obviously the housing inventory situation is much worse now. kelly says there are a lot of variables at play here sounds like a lot of money to me, may sound like price gouging to some but kelly explains why that is not the case he says that is because many of the homes destroyed in the fire were valued at over a million dollars. he s

kathryn is his realtor. she'll be helping him every step of the way. representing the seller is geoff. kathryn's already shown him two homes. next up is a three-bedroom, 1,900 square-foot home in henderson, nevada. >> gino, the home we're gonna look at now is a home that was built in 2000. it's right around the square footage that you were looking for -- three-bedroom, two-story home. i think you'll really like the backyard, as well, so should we go take a look inside? >> all right, let's go. >> great. ♪ >> come on in. >> thank you. >> the nice thing about this house, which is somewhat unusual, is we have a downstairs master, so it gives you the functionality of a one-story for ease of livability, but you have the use and space of a two-story. [ tires screeching ] >> hold on. back up a minute. before you even step foot in the house, there's some critical things you got to know. number one -- always really understand your finances.

realtors and prop erty managers are keeping an eye on any price gouging in the market.... but there may be some vacation rental properties that can charge whatever they want... even during a time like this. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. (pkg what is going on is an extreme lack of available housing due to the wildfire say the folks here at the north bay association of realtors. keller and williams realtor mike kelly is taking a look at some of the price and specs rental proprtites on the market to see if there is any price gouging he says his real estate brokers and property managers are working together to keep prices under control

realtors and property managers are keeping an eye on any price gouging in the market.... but there may be some vacation rental properties that can charge whatever they want... even during a time like this... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story... (pkg what is going on is an extreme lack of available housing due to the wildfire say the folks here at the north bay association of realtors. keller and williams realtor mike kelly is taking a look at some of the price and specs rental proprtites on the market to see if there is any price gouging he says his real estate brokers and property managers are working together to keep prices under control

realtors and property managers are keeping an eye on any price gouging in the market.... but there may be some vacation rental properties that can charge whatever they want... even during a time like this. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. (pkg what is going on is an extreme lack of available housing due to the wildfire say the folks here at the north bay association of realtors. keller and williams realtor mike kelly is taking a look at some of the price and specs rental proprtites on the market to see if there is any price gouging he says his real estate brokers and property managers are working together to keep prices under control

i asked realtor preston westmorland to show me around. so, you know, this is quite a ride, my friend, to get up to this gold -- gold mine. >> oh, it's unbelievable. and what we're gonna see is the main discovery tunnel, where they tapped in on the vein, went all the way into the middle of the mountain. and they carved it out. let's take a look. >> let's do it. in 1874, a chance discovery here sparked a gold rush. and the gold hill mine was opened on this beautiful 117-acre property. fantastic. >> there, you see the main vein they tapped into, right there. the whole hill was claimed. and that's why they call it gold hill. but it was one of the most active mining areas in the state of arizona at that point. it's one of the more remote locations in scottsdale. there's no cell service. you can't see anything. it's like you're 100 miles from any major city, yet you're a couple of miles from luxury golf courses and people sipping pinot in a wine bar. >> walk through the nearby town of cave creek and you could still feel that gold rush vibe toda

realtors say they have heard reports of a 2-thousand dollar apartment going for as much as 10-thousand dollars. the santa rosa city council is working on an emergency ordinance to keep rental price increases to just 10-percent. ( terisa ) although the north bay fires are nearly out, victims are still living through the tragedy everyday ... including a volunteer fire fighter in glen ellen, whose home burned down while she was helping others.this is what's left of kristin johnsons home. most of what burned in the fire, johnson says, can be replaced ... except for some antiques that belonged to her grandmother.johnson was working the night of the fire ... and is grateful her husband and three-year-old son made it out in time, and were not injured. <"i spent many years playing here. uh, i don't think it'll ever look the same ever." and its terrible. i mean, my neighborhood all the way up the road, for a little ways, its just, it's gone.">( terisa )johnson is determined to stay in glen ellen. she says her fourth grade teacher opened up his home to her and her family while they try to recove

. >>> had santa rosa is almost 70 miles from walnut creek but realtors in the east bay report that fire victims are on the east bay for places to rent and even places to buy there. with more on the housing shortage. >> well, when it comes to places to rent or buy near rossmore, there isn't much available. i met with the real estate manage here says people are making offers on homes as they try move out of the fire zones. this is busy entrance to the rossmore retirement community in walnut creek. people near here say every day, they see fire victims in cars filled with families and dogs, scouting for housing. >> we've had clients come down whose homes were burned and some who were smoked out and scared out. they want to look now and buy now. >> some aren't waiting for things to settle without their insurance companies. if they have enough for a down payment, they're pursuing what is for sale. >> a couple that lost nerg santa rosa, i know, they're coming here. they don't have anything. they had the clothes on their back and they were coming in and now they're putting in offers and hopeful

keller and williams realtor mike kelly is taking a look at some of the price and specs rental proprtites on the market to see if there is any price gouging he says his real estate brokers and property managers are working together to keep prices under controlhe says the challenge for owners of rental properties will come from the property insurance industryhe says the city council of santa rosa is working on an emergency ordinance to keep rental price increases

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the california realtors association wants to makes it easier for people to move without breaking the bank and they are going to the voters. >> we've been here for 40 years. my children have an opportunity to create a lot of memories here. they had parties, proms, weddings. >> when paula marshall and her husband, bob, bought their home in san brunno in 1980, it was the perfect place to raise a family with six bedrooms and three bathrooms, the house had plenty of space for their four children. those children grew up. bob passed away. at 80 years old, paula has trouble keeping up such a big house. >> i'm still capable of it, but it's getting a bit more and more difficult. >> she'd like to move to be closer to her kids in san matteo, but there's a problem. >> if i was to live next to my -- next door to my son and daughter, i would have to pay 10 times the amount of taxes i pay here now. >> she pays less than $2,000 a year if property taxes, but her house is now worth about $1.5 million. if she sells it and buys a new house closer to her kids for $1.5 million, her new property taxes would

santa clara county association of realtors. even in silicon valley, they're aware of the pain facing the north bay market. >> we already have a very low inventory of homes. there's a housing shortage in the area. and now we've just taken, you know, 3,500 properties off the market. >> reporter: some homeowners who lost their home may also have lost their jobs due to fire damage. raising concerns about missed mortgage payments. >> the real estate agents meeting here today in santa clara are also actively engaged in fund-raising for the fire victims. including those who are their colleagues in the real estate industry. the associates of one office have raised $24,000 so far. at keller williams the company sent a rig with generators, water and emergency supplies. realtor ann hansen is letting fire victims stay in a house she owns in pacific grove. >> i mean, you're homeless, where are you going to go? you're in your 80s and breathing all that smoke and so, yeah, so they can stay as long as, you know, they want, really. >> reporter:

a recent study by the national association of realtors done by price waterhouse cooper, the esteemed accounting firm show that s eliminating state and local would erode property values by 10%. to the middle class folks in new york, i believe around the country is your piece of the rock. you struggle each month, pay the mortgage, pay taxes, pay the upkeep, but you are hoping by the time you reach later middle-age that you will not home and that gives your kids a place or gives your kids a nest egg when you pass on. this bill, by eliminating state and local reduces, across america, home values by 10%. it is a double whammy to the middle-class. raising the taxes and lowering your home value, why would we do that? you don't have to take it from me. i will tell my republican colleague, peter king, rock route republican who had a lot of courage. this morning i saw him on tv talk about investigating hillary clinton. here's whatng he said about repealing the state and local deduction part he said, it will devastate my district forever. that is a solid middle-class and upper-middle-class dist

that's why the realtors are so opposed to this elimination. and that's not just true in new york or california or connecticut or new jersey. it's true across the whole country. and my dear friend, the chairman of the finance committee, state of utah, because of the great charity of his people, so many tithe, 35% of the taxpayers will get a huge, huge increase in their taxes with the elimination of state and local deductibility, so many of them don't use the standard deduction because thoreau charitable, but they are penalized for that charity. -- because thoreau charitable, but they are penalized for that charity. so this will hurt middle-class taxpayers. now, there are some efforts to compromise state and local deductibility. they don't work. some have proposed, okay, let taxpayers take a choice between getting rid of the mortgage deduction and getting rid of the state and local deduction. that's like saying should i chop off your left hand or should i chop off your right hand, mr. middle-class taxpayer? others have said let's limit it to peo

>> i interviewed a realtor who said that the market is softening a little bit. >> there's no inventory and the prices are ridiculous. >>> what is gigging? >> everyone's doing it now. >> okay. >> even if they don't know what it is? >> 34% of the workforce is gigging. that number is projected to go up -- >> what is it? >> it's taking on those gigs, uber, lyft, airbnb. >> we call that >> so everyone is doin' it. and this is the time of year when things really pick up. because everybody's looking to make that extra bit of cash for the holidays, so gigging is very much in style for fall. >> i'm going to gig as a aun up driver. >> there you go. it's not even the millennials, we're seeing a growing percentage of retirees and pre-retirees. the money's pretty good. over $200 billion made sgigiggi hustling. >> correction made, i'll gig as a walmart greeter. >> betting is big. >> lottery fever was very much alive. people are betting big on the sto stock market, too. what worries me a little bit is people getting into digital currencies, bitcoin in particular. people seem to know what it is. they'

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the national association of realtors and the home builders association are lobbying hard against this and they're one of the most powerful in the country. i think they have some clout and that may change. lauren: would he think it ends up when we come to this state and local deductions being eliminated? i think it's 44 million to tell you the truth. >> of course. they'll affect people who file a 1099. that will affect the most. that's another place we are going to have some changes if he's wanting to get democratic support because that affects small business owners who are independent, subcontract tears. i myself am one so i expect i'll change it is looking to seriously get bipartisan support. we are ready to help it that is one of the areas we have to label around. lauren: how it helps the middle class. seven brackets going down to three, but now it looks like we will have four bracket zero, 12, 25 and 35% rate in more people going to 0%. does not help the middle class. >> advance to a point. sarah huckabee sanders and her press release said 75% of americans do not itemize. the major

the realtors stand out as one of the main groups that would be heard. potentially if this were included in a tax bill. shery: around two dozen house republicans would be against getting rid of this deduction. can president trump afford to lose them? >> it's a good question. we know there are 240 republicans in the house. they need 218 votes to pass a bill out of the house. many votes tohat play with and we know that people like representative king have said they will not vote for a tax bill if it includes the repeal of the state and local tax deduction. is kind of coyip on this issue. the president has made it unequivocally clear that a key priority is to cut taxes for america's hard-working middle-class families. i ran into the same problem yesterday when i talked to kevin brady. there is a tendency to return to general terms. what have we heard from the speaker of the house? that's another big question. i'll ride was at an event at the heritage foundation this morning. very adamant about the fact that the repeal of state and local tax reduction should

realtors also they talk with voterses because they are folks out in the neighborhoods. when their commissions fall they tend to be unhappy. they can make an argument -- neil: they hate people like dave cash. >> politically powerful argument for the mortgage interest tax deduction, sadly, realistically raises costs of homes and advantages wealthier who can afford the deduction. >> one thing nobody can defend. i think michael and i would join forces on this, nfl, a little-known tweak to the irs back in 2004. >> i know exactly -- >> allow nfl owners who are all billionaires, they're all literally billionaires, get a deduction, deduct 5% of overall cost every year. that leads to saving of $50 million a year, but every year, and why do they have this? why do billionaires need incentive to buy an nfl team. >> major league baseball has tax exemption. the president has gone after nfl. >> you're not against getting rid of that are you. >> no i'm not. >> you're trumpian and get rid of reductions. >> absolutely. >> that is where populism comes in, because owners are very wealthy p

by day, she works as a glam realtor to the stars in malibu, california. but her nightly obsession, combing through every document in the case. here, she's in her bathrobe, launching a legal treasure hunt to find some shred of evidence that might help get her father out of prison. >> these boxes have been in my family for 18 years. >> reporter: and donna hits what she thinks is pay dirt, digging up a bombshell about the d.a.'s tent pole witness, dr. david posey. at the very time prosecutors are relying on dr. posey to indict don bohana, another prosecutor, steven kay, from that same d.a.'s office, is going public with his claim that pro see is a fraud, saying "he just doesn't have the experience to know what he's talking about." today, kay, a highly regarded veteran prosecutor, stands by that claim, pointing out that posey had only worked as a part timer at the l.a. coroner's office. >> he just dabbled in autopsies. >> reporter: dabbled? >> dabbled. yeah, he dabbled. i don't see any insurmountable problems in this case. >> reporter: you may remember the se

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housing market might be cooling off according to a survey released by the california association of realtors. kris sanchez is taking a look alt the results and what it means if you are looking to buy or even sell. good morning, kris. >> reporter: hi there, laura. this is a good news/bad numbers story. if you are looking to sell, the average median price over the last september went up $125,000. if you are looking to buy, chances are you are going to continue to struggle with the low supply that we have been talking about for months. overall, bay area home sales dropped 4% this september over a year ago the average home price went up 11% according to the california association of realtors. what really matters is where you live and where you want to buy. right? we broke it down with the county numbers. the biggest changes were alameda county, a 50% decrease in home sales this september compared to a year ago. contra costa county saw a 5% drop. napa 12% drop over last september. the one county with more sales marin, 24% increase in the number of homes sold. the counties largely unchanged were s

the realtor fears that flag is going to offend buyers, but the neighbor refuses to take it down. all this happening in a community along military road in arlington. news 4's amee cho is in the named neighborhood. she shows us what changed after she started asking questions. >> reporter: the confederate flag was hanging right over there from that town home someone took it down. this morning the stars and bars on full display, neighbors tell us the homeowner flew the flag for about two weeks. >> it's just not the neighborly thing to do. >> reporter: donna is the realtor selling the house next door. she says trying to market a house next to a confederate flag has been tough. >> i'm not happy about it and i can assure you nothing would make me happier than to have that flag go down. >> why would i want to live next to that? >> reporter: charles hunt rents a house across the street. he was considering buying it, but is now thinking twice. >> i say that having ancestors who fought on both sides. so, you know, if you take up arms and you lose, great. you fly that flag now, you're a trai

we know that a realtor testified, one of manafort's realtors testified a few weeks ago. both these men are facing financial questions about their dealings abroad, some of their property investments, so i would not be surprised to see either of those men facing criminal charges on monday. as far as the white house response, we haven't had the president officially weigh in on twitter. he's been tweeting a whole host of other things. but i do expect when that briefing room pressroom comes up on monday, this is going to be dominating the news cycle. sarah huckabee sanders just on friday before this development even happened was already trying to shift the tables onto clinton and the developments there with the uranium one deal so i suspect we'll probably hear a similar sort of talking point from the white house come monday. >> and to that point, seema, is it farfetched to suggest that someone may have known all this was coming and so they want to just muddy the waters by shifting the direction of the discussion to hillary clinton? >> and we don't know, but there were two int

. >> and on capitol hill this realtor says business is booming. >> there was very little turn over. you know, 10, 15 yearsago the economic profile is ella evaluated. that's what'shappens. >> the fact that people of color have had problems that they have now for a long time. but it's only when higher income people come then all of a sudden things get quote unquote better. >> he didn't want to be part of that losing equation so he stopped flipping houses and started a dog walking business. >> i don't want to be a part of it. >> right around he was leaving the game. >> it's a way of leveraging the resource you have which is property. >> the reverend was trying to get in faced an ageing church and small bank account he crashed in on a great idea. >> we created a development team to start asking questions. >> the answer came nearly a decade later. riverside baptist church is now making room for frankly what we see popping up all over town, a mix the use building, part residential, part commercial. out of 167 units here 20 will be housing for people making between 46 and 74,000 a year. in

and people who knew him say that he made a major impact and he was a trustworthy realtor and community leader. >>> two people were shot and killed near dolores park. and they do not believe a gunman is on the loose. a man and woman were found dead inside of the car this morning. a gun was found nearby. this is the second shooting at this neighborhood since last night. neighbors tell us that they are concerned. >> as informed people, we must keep an eye out for one another. >> the names have not been released. >>> bay area residents are banding together to help devastated victims in puerto rico. millions are without electricity and other necessities. it is 10 days after hurricane maria struck that territory. and we are looking at angry tweets from him, blasting the mayor on the island. >> i am asking that someone be in charge that is up to the task of saving lives. >> that was the tweet from yesterday. >> people are dying. >> she became the target of a series of tweets from the president in which he said such poor leadership. and in puerto rico they cannot get workers to help. he added

strokes that we have the vast majority of americans that need and want to know before the national realtors association is just making totally common argument about themselves and what's good for themselves. this is a tax cut that will be good for people who do not itemize, those that you itemize, a great plan for the country. we need to get it done before the forces of the status quo and special interest tear apart. >> mo, what we know, is this a good plan? and the fun we just found out grew by three percent for the second quarter in a row. if they get the tax plan and discontinue growth, won't republicans in 2018 be able to go to the country with a stronger economy? >> they are banking on it. there banking on be able to go with this because so far they don't have a very good track record of getting anything done. they know if they do not get this done there in very serious trouble with voters. whether or not it is a good plan we will see how it plays out. so far i hear it does not sound very good. just to toss it back out the hypocrisy, the fact that republicans are now okay with a bluepr

>> the woman told the realtor she would not take down the confederate flag. news 4's amee cho started asking questions and now things look a little different. >> amee is in the neighborhood on military road in arlington with a >> reporter: that confederate flag was hanging right over there when we first arrived this morning. as you can see behind me it has since been taken down, but not before raising a lot of concern from neighbors. >> why would i want to live next to na? >> reporter: charles hunt is talking about this. a confederate flag flying from his neighbor's house. >> the confederate battle flag is fine in a museum, and a confederate cemetery maybe, but out here it's a symbol of treason and it has no place. >> reporter: his step mom owns the house next door. she's been trying to sell it, a deal made tougher according to the realtor who put it up for sale. >> people were very concerned. they were nervous about living next door to someone who would have the flag hanging from her front. >> reporter: we tried to contact the owner of the home, but she didn

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you're talking about the realtor's association and home builders. they can generate a lot of juice as this makes its way through congress. >> that's right. you're talking about the american dream, homeownership. what the issue is that if they double standard deduction, people are less inclined to buy homes. when the market suffers, people that stand to gain are people at the top like donald trump. powerful real estate investors that buy properties in a down market. so i'm skeptical as to the motivation here as to possibly devaluing real estate market. i think -- >> are you accusing the republicans for crashing the real estate market? it's popty cock, as they say. >> it's "fortune" magazine and forbes say -- >> are you saying it's going to tank and hurt americans -- >> that's exactly what i'm saying. >> it's wrong. i hope you apologize. >> i won't apologize. it's a shell game. >> trace: we will find these things out. no apologies necessary, gentlemen amount good debate. we'll find them out as soon as the bill is laid out. gentlemen, good to see you.

the realtor for the home tells me the flag has made her job tougher. several interested buyers now thinking twice about wanting to live here. we tried to get in touch with the homeowner who put the flag up. she told us over the phone she has no comment. we also >> you take up arms against the united states, and i say that having ancestors who fought on both sides. so, you know, if you take up arms and you lose, great. you fly that flag now, you're a traitor. >> reporter: now, he rents this house here. he told me he was interested in buying it, but now he's reconsidering. of course, the homeowner does have the right to put up whatever she wants on her property, so if she does decide to put that confederate flag back up it's protected by the first amendment. we're live in arlington, amee cho, news 4. >> kind of a difficult situation there. and i would imagine for the real estate agent, too. >> amee cho, thank you. >>> all right. so, today is friday the 13th, a day that psychologists say can cause real fear and anxiety. are you buying this? we asked you t

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., the national realtor association, the representatives of high-tech state, they will all come in and try to pick apart this plan and protect their little carve out so i think momentum and speed is something that unfortunately you need at this stage to get this plan, which has been talked about in the -- much asked him if vast majority of americans need to know. before the national realtors association is just making totally kind of arguments about themselves and what's good for themselves. this is a tax cut that will be good for people who don't itemize, for people who do itemize. this is a great plan for the country and we need to get it done before the forces of the status quo and special interest tear it apart. >> chris: from what we know, is a great plan and the economy we just found out grew by 3% for the second quarter in a row. if they get the tax plan and its continued growth, while republicans in 2018 be able to go to their country with a strong economy? >> they are banking on it. they are banking on being able to go with this because so far i don't have a very good track re

you have realtors who don't like the proposed increase in the standard induction because they worry it would chip away at the mortgage reduction, affecting buying a house. technology companies are concerned about this money. how do you repatriate the money overseas? charities are worried about what changes would do to giving. bankers, the banking association interested, how do you cap delay the deductibility -- calculate the deductibility of interest deck of -- o interest? the republican plan without a $4000 tax reduction for charitable giving. that's an illustration of how if we're worried about lobbyists, are those lobbyists or people representing vital interests of charitable organizations? i think it's a little more complicated than just a black and white issue. host: pennsylvania, good morning. i have part of the answer to what we do if we are offended by lobbyists and congress people going over the line and closely ng too together in the interest of in some interest or another, i would say you hold both of them accountable. and if i were closely together in the living in tennesse

not only that, it has been reported by the realtors that wouldlue of your home lose 10% of the value of your home. you can thank the republicans in congress for that. you can thank the republicans for that. what they are doing is looting just -- it's just a ripoff of the middle class. but you know why? because there's so many people in the middle class that if you ke some of their money multiplied by a lot of people you can give a big tax cut to the high end, increasing, exacerbating the disparity and equity, opportunity, in our country. at the same increasing the national debt. i say that this morning increas national debt. i say that this morning it's transformative because the trillions of dollars that they increase the debt is very hard to come back from. under president obama we came back. under president clinton we came back from the deficit that existed when he took office. were either in balance or in surplus. deficit trillion. were either in balance or in surplus. when president bush left office, the so you're talking about an enormous amount of money. the national debt has

. >> reporter: the fbi, ftc, and national association of realtors have issued warnings saying verify everything with your agents, either on the phone or in person. be suspicious of any changes. secure your e-mails. and use a secure payment method. and if anything, anything seems even slightly off, check it out. >> my real estate agent ended this e-mail with a smiley face. and we had a couple of e-mail exchanges prior to this point and i had never seen that smiley face. >> reporter: it could mean the difference between a smile and a disaster. for "nightly business report," i'm diana olick in washington. >>> that is "nightly business repo" for tonight. i'm tyler mathisen. thanks for wat ♪ >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and fox searchlight. >> my mum says you are writing a book to stop people going to war. i would really like if you write a book for me. >> have you come to see my woods? >> i'm going to call my bear winnie. >> you should ca

it has been reported by the realtors that the value of your , it would lose 10% of the value of your home. you can think the republicans in congress for that. they misrepresent what they are doing to middle-class. what they are doing is looting them. looting your home. ripoff of the middle class. do you know why? there are some many people in the middle class. if you take some of their money multiplied by a certain amount of people you could give a tax the disparitying in our country. at the same time, you are increasing the national debt. becauseransformative the amount of money, the trillions of dollars that increase the debt is very hard to come back from. under president obama, we came back. under president clinton, we came back from the deficit that existed. his last budgets were either in balance or in surplus. office andush left the deficit was $1.4 trillion trillion. you are talking about an inordinate amount of money. $4 billion in terms of the debtit as opposed to the that would be increased by trillions of dollars. then we go to president obama who reverses that, and now w

way down across the bay area and the state of california according to a new california association of realtors survey. here in the bay area the number of pending sales fell 10 point 8% on a year-over-year basis in september. their survey says this is the largest regional drop in the state and could be due to the ongoing housing shortage and high prices. statewide, pending sales fell 6%. >>> governor brown's plan to bring two giant water tunnels took a hit today from the trump administration. the white house says it will not support the proposed massive water project. according to the u.s. interior department, the government chose not to move forward and will not fund the project. governor brown wants water districts to pay $16 billion to build the tunnels. the obama administration backed the project but it ran into problems last month when two key water districts opted not to pay. >>> check in now with marc tamayo, it has been 80 out? >>> san francisco in the mid- 80s earlier this afternoon, we are looping this forecast over and over again sunny and warm. temperatures yesterday were extremely

you have the issue of realtors who don't like the increase -- the proposed increase in the standard deduction because they worry that would chip away at the mortgage deduction and make buying a house something that is important you have the tech nothing companies that are concerned about the money overseas, the issue of how do you repatriate the money. they have other a lot of money offshore, tech companies. charities worried about what changes could would do to charitable giving. you have bankers, the banker association interested in how do you treat the deductibility of interest. there are all kinds of issues. those are just some of the big ones. all sorts of provisions of the tax code that all kinds of attention that have big effects on the a lot of different businesses. >> here a "washington times" story related to that part of the. republican plan would add a $4,000 tax deduct for charitable giving, look to prop up donations amid complaints from charities the g.o.p.'s tax reform could hurt their bottom line. i big idea from mark walker, influential house conservative has come up blaine t

on social media people who knew clark say that he made a big impact as a trust worthy realtor and a community leader. >>> uc berkley police are trying to track down three men suspected of beating a student unconscious. more now from kpix5's maria medina. >> i saw him being put into the ambulance. >> reporter: taylor laurie lives in a dorm steps from where the latest crime at uc berkeley took place. >> it's scary because we are -- this is where we live. >> reporter: the quad area where she felt safe enough to nap is where university police say the altercation between a group of guys and a male student first took place and eventually became physical and spilled onto durant avenue. police e-mailed students asking them to be on the lookout for the three suspects who beat the victim so badly, they knocked him out sending him to a hospital. >> and then we all checked our e-mails and talked about, wow, that's kind of scary. >> reporter: investigators say they are now looking through surveillance camera footage and talking to witnesses to try to identify the suspects who the victim claims he didn't k

not only that, it has been reported by the realtors that the value of your home -- you would lose 10% of the value of your home. and you can thank the republicans in congress for that. because as they misrepresent what they are doing to the middle class, what they are doing is a lotting them. -- is looting them. looting your homes. it's just a ripoff of the middle class -- you but know why? because there's so many people in the middle class. if you take some of their money, multiply it by a lot of people, you can get a big tax cut to the high end, increasing -- exacerbating the disparity in equity, opportunity in our country. and not only, that the same time you increase the national debt. and i say that this was transformtific because the amount of money, the trillions of dollars that increase the debt is very hard to come back from. under president obama we came back, under president clinton came back from the deficit that existed once he took office. his last budgets were either in balance or in surplus. when president bush left office, the deficit was $1.4 trillion. so we are talk