very welcome to you. you re watching all the international with navy air and the 1st one story dominating from eastern europe as the migrant crisis on the bell. every poland border continues to unfold with war, so now threatening to cut off railway traffic with this non e you neighbor now says thousands of asylum seekers wait on the frontier in the hope of entering the european union. meanwhile, the british army has sent 10 engineering specialists to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier. this been put up under the effort to prevent any further influx turkey and the rock bands. direct flights to ballard, syrian empty and iraq to citizens. elevators is continuing to supply migrants of the board that with humanitarian aid, as poland remains relentless. this decision to not let anyone, and i said to 10 has stressed to the in years reaction to the crisis has been in the name of a global humanitarian. she should be at the forefront. but when at the board
suspects. two men walked out of a floor prison with forged release documents. both were serving life sentences. hundreds of thousands of commuter rail riders in the san francisco bay area were left stranded today. the bart system unions went on strike just after midnight. it s the second strike for the system in four months. gay couples in new jersey will be able to marry within days. the state s supreme court decided to allow same sex marriages to begin. real money with ali velshi is next. a chill is blowing through the u.s. housing market. i ll tell i couldn t that may be good news in some parts of the country. and why online visors are more popular than real ones, and google stocks go gang busters. at $1,000 a pop is it a bargain or tech problem all over again? i m ali velshi, this is real money. this is real money. you are the most important part of the show so join our live conversation in the next half hour by using this hashtag o.j. real money on twitter.
real money on twitter. housing s spectacular comeback may be cooling down thanks in part to rising mortgage rates. in september home values stayed black compared to august according to new numbers that were crunched by the online real estate barr database zillow. because of the recent washington government shutdown we don t have the latest economic figures that folks like me use. starting next week those reports will start trickling in, but there are some private sector surveys we can turn to like the ones from zillow to get an idea of how things are going. in red hot real estate markets, california, they saw home values decline by more than a percent between august and september. san francisco, chicago, new york, miami, all of those places saw home values stay more or less the same. the only markets to see values go up in any significant way were las vegas, orlando, and sacramento. and those are some of the hardest-hit areas when the housing bubble burst. we don t want anoth
are the most important pard of the show. tweet us or leave us a comment on facebook. this week, unemployment in america is down. hiring has slowed. we ll explain in a moment. for now, let s look at the job numbers for september, where we got 18 days behind schedule thanks to the government shutdown. the unemployment rate dropped to 7.2% from 7.3% in august. that is the lowest in almost five years. it sound good - but it s not, really. the u.s. only added 148,000 net new jobs - 45,000 fewer than were created in august. it s worry son. we should add between 150,000 and 200,000 or more per month to sustain economic recovery. we are not doing that. the trend suggests that job creation may be slowing, without factoring the jobs lost or furloughed because of the shutdown. that information in the next jobs report in november. why would unemployment and hiring come down? the reason is because labour force participation is low at 62.3%. that s the percentage of all working age americ
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