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Just suggests suggests that home prices will dip seasonably for the year and have a seasonal bounce back in the spring, climbing a little again and it broadly looks like a seasonal plateau, a sort of flat but with some seasonal growth here and there. When i tell this to my friends who are trying to buy their first home, i think they are hoping for a dramatic price plunge. When you see the media headlines in our model suggests thats not really in the cards because fundamentally, there is not enough homes to go around for the people who want to buy one. We are at an Interest Rate driven pullback...

Toward baghdad. By showing off their mass executions, they seem intent on stirring up all out civil war. Theyre also showing of off what they claim to be captured firepower. Iraqs air force is hitting back at the insurgents and president obama is weighing air strikes and even direct talks with iran as options to address the crisis. The United States is moving some staffers out of its embassy in baghdad and moving more troops into a different area to protect the complex. While others move into the region for possible evacuation duty. From the pentagon to iraq, our correspondents and analysts ar...

Citizens stationed in iraq while weigh out how to respond to the crisis. The terror group isis is doing a propaganda campaign. Cnn cannot confirm the authenticity of the photos. A u. S. Assault ship with 550 marines on board now moving into the gulf. The Iraqi Air Force claiming to have killed more than 200 militan militants. Were using our resources to cover this story like no other News Organization can. Lets begin with three of our cnn reporters. Arwa damon is joining us. Jim acosta has the latest and resa reports from tehran. Lets begin with arwa. Curdish forces in the north appear to be s...

(The Center Square) – The wildfires that destroyed more than 1.2 million acres in the panhandle earlier this year are likely to be the costliest in state history.

(The Center Square) – The wildfires that destroyed more than 1.2 million acres in the panhandle earlier this year are likely to be the costliest in state history.