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Perspective. from houston to corpus christi is about 200 miles. were about 140 or 150 to rockport. were also 200 miles here to san antonio. what youre diagrams have been on the maps is that storm will go from rockport up to south of san antonio most likely. none of us are for sure. come all the way back down and all the way across to houston. now, thats how big that storm is, jon. in that area interest was a report by core logic that does analytics for property damage. theres over 230,000 homes ...

lieinlying city concrete. largest city in the country we will have a lot of flooding. we deal with that but, this will be unprecedented. we have neighborhoods that are never flooded before and levels we havent seen. tucker, in this area of where the storm surge will be on the coast, there are over 225,000 homes. there is a company called core logic that has done an analysis that we could have close to $40 billion in damage. 232,000 hosms just along the coast. and then hundreds of thousands of...

Something great. ♪ mid commercial news from the fox news desk. the mall where terrorists unleashed a massacre killing more than 60 people will reopen this week for the first time since the attack in 2013. that according to officials in kenyas capital city of nairobi. al shabab claimed responsibility for the eye tack. here in the united states the percentage of homes in the foreclosure process is lower than it was before the great recession. thats according to analysts at core logic. they cre...

Sad that is. rapid response panel coming up here on "the ed show". your cnbc market wrap. slight declines for stocks today. the dow shed 21 points. the s&p down just a fraction. u.s. auto makers posting better than expected sales. ford sales rose 3%. gm sales jumped 13%. april factory orders came in stronger than estimates increasing for a third straight month. home prices rose more than ten percent in april according to the latest figures from core logic. that is it from cnbc. im j-a-n-e and ...

Never seen before. the dow ending up above 15,000. climbed to 87 today. apparently on big earnings in european markets. look at the dows gains this year. its up 15% since january. thats made up for all of the losses since the financial crisis started in 2007. the s&p also closed at another new record high. up 8 today to 1626. meantime, if you have been thinking of selling your house, i have very good news. it looks like it could be time to make a move. real estate research form called core logic...

Home prices up 4.6% in august from a year ago. the largest year-over-year gain in six years. august marked the sixth consecutive month home prices rose in the united states. lets go to cnbcs jeff cutmore, live in london. >> good morning. you know how the saying goes, if theres a wealth effect in the housing market you get the trickle down. thats what were talking about in this segment. weve seen this number coming out of core logic. they are suggesting a sharp rebound in home prices. it looks go...

berman. >> nice to have you. im zoraida sambolin. up first, the shooting rampage in tucson, arizona, takes a dramatic step this morning. jared lee loughner now facing a lifetime in prison after pleading guilty to a shooting that killed six people and almost killed a former member of congress, gabrielle giffords. under the plea deal loughner will be sentenced to life in prison with no parole but will avoid the death penalty. the u.s. attorney prosecuting the case says loughners mental s...

for wednesday, december 7th. from the time warner center in new york, im carol costello. here are this mornings top stories. a new accuser saying former penn state coach jerry sandusky sexually assaulted him when he was just 12 and gave him booze. these demonstrators attempting to take back the capital. theyre staging sit-ins in front of congressional offices and camping out on the national mall. its decision day for seniors. its the last time you can change your medicare part "d" ...

Fascinating article about just who it is that seems to be doing the strategic defaulting. from the data we have it appears that affluent homeowners are the ones most likely to pursue this strategy. quote, more than one in seven homeowners with loans in excess of a million dollars are seriously delinquent according to data compiled to the "new york times" by the real estate analytics firm core logic. about 1 in 12 mortgages blow the million dollar mark is delinquent. okay. at the same time that r...

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