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The owner was previously hit with fines for failing to keep the building safe. protesters are demanding that demolition be held off until everyone is accounted for. home buyers across the country have been feeling the pinch when it comes to rising mortgage rates. the average 30-year mortgage is approaching 7%. that is nearly two points higher than a year ago, and it is more than double from two years ago, during the low point of the pandemic. in tonights "money watch," cbss mark evans and mark s...

$432,000, a 24% spike in two years. advice to buyers, prepared to settle for less than your dream home. bring cash offers, and close quickly. how quickly can you sell a house? >> we are seeing them gone within 3-5 days. >> reporter: on target different ghosts, homes for sale sit on a lot of frustration. mark strassmann, cbs news cbs news, orlando. >> norah: now to a drive to make the nations roadways safer. the national highway traffic safety administration is proposing a new rule that would req...

Available homes. >> reporter: why so few houses on the market? >> people locked into low interest rates, they really going to want to sell the house and buy something else for close to 7%? they are going to hang on. >> reporter: this for bed, 2.5 bath in san jose is listed for $1.5 million. still an eye-popping number for most of the country. is that a deal? >> i would say this is priced competitively. >> reporter: california home prices jumped during the pandemic, but now, with tech layoffs and...

Forensic anthropologists at military labs have identified more than 1,200 soldiers, airmen, sailors and Marines who were reported missing from World War II through the Cold War. Mark Strassmann has the latest. Source

>> did your heart skip a beat? >> my whole body did to. >> reporter: painstaking detective work brought luthers family recognition from two presidents, the u.s. and south korea, and relief. >> reporter: now that hes back will the pride deal with the pain? >> yes, sir, it does for me come it really does. even though he died 73 years ago is not as bad when you know where he is. and he is not lost any more, hes anymore. hes come home. >> reporter: nameless, often for decades but never forgotten. fo...

At the Department of Defense, one division works to bring home tens of thousands of unidentified soldiers.

As part of “CBS Mornings'” “American Innovation” series, Mark Strassmann reports on space quickly becoming the next economic frontier, if you can stick the landing. Source

Continuing on a day-long trend of hyping a fake, politically motivated travel advisory by the left-wing pseudo-civil rights group the NAACP, CBS Evening News displayed a master class in leftist media bias when they spent over two minutes on the NAACP stunt before giving African American Sou

"It may take years for us to unwind the damage that has been done here in Florida," said the executive director of an organization providing services to LGBTQ teens and young adults in Orlando.

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