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October 3, 2022
Water. >> i was devastated seeing what was happening to the property and to my neighbors place downstairs. it was hard to comprehend. >> harris: it is so hard to comprehend. tragedy in the after math of hurricane ian. lives and entire communities destroyed. officials confirming now from ian so far at least 80 deaths confirmed. the toll is expected to rise. were told more than 1600 people have had to be saved by search and rescue teams. first responders say there is still a backlog of more than 5...
October 3, 2022
Inflation is starting to work. capped off friday with the jobs report, the feds rate hikes have begun to cool a red hot housing market. its 6.7% now for the average fixed-rate mortgage. lets do the brutal math for you. for home buyers, a typical sized mortgage last year would cost a little over $1700 principle and interest. that same house today is $2600. the tough medicine has yet to reverse the historically strong job market. there are more job openings than job seekers. the calendar may provi...
October 3, 2022
Actions there are literally dozens if not hundred us of reactions or co-actions to take in response to that. >> what about that offer from ukraine that they would share their target list with the u.s., if that would nullify the u.s. in terms of offering up longer range missiles -- is that a good plan? >> well, one of the things, its interesting because theres a hue and cry for himars. id like to just clarify a couple things, himars are the trucks that the missiles are launched from. they can eit...
October 2, 2022
Did he not get the message? >> he didnt get the message in part. if you see what happened in new jersey in 2021. the race should have been won by the republicans. the republican nominee failed to champion parents. and those kids and the small businesses. look what youngkin did, he ran essentially on one issue. stands up for parents rights and stands up for a normal education where we teach kids how to be good citizens and teach them reading, writing and math. and put parents in the drivers seat....
October 2, 2022
Welcome back to "new day." im boris sanchez from ft. myers where the death toll stands at 66 fatalities in the aftermath of hurricane ian which devastated the sunshine state. that number is expected to climb as the days pass and search and rescue crews are able to get into areas that were previously inaccessible. right now hundreds of thousands remain without power as entire communities were essentially wiped off the math, washed into the waterways of southwest flo florida. coming to you have th...
October 2, 2022
(The Center Square) – The latest snapshot of Wisconsin schools shows that kids are still not back to where they were before the coronavirus closed some schools for more than a year.
October 2, 2022
Release showing exactly where the money went. so, again, there is great ways to support and help, just be careful on the gofundme scams. >> absolutely, folks have a very big heart. i know they want to give, and hopefully they want to will. but do the research and make sure you get to a recognized organization. jimmy patronis, thank you so much. our coverage of events at the math continues ahead with a stop in carolinas, where record rainfall is wreaking havoc. plus the power is still out for tho...
October 2, 2022
You are going to see the committee be more aggressive about than just the justice department at this point. based on the face it seems that there be more potential, but theres not a ton out there that you would necessarily think -- it would be a heavy lift for doj to support this, so far i think the role she played behind the scenes would be one that comes up quicker on the investigation. you dont see any indication that she is any sort of target in terms of criminal investigation this far in th...
October 2, 2022
Hathaway, they are great inve investors. >> nearly half of professional athletes end up broke? >> thats the stat i read over and over again and chris, i think if you still have to go work with the amount of capital that some of -- weve made, thats a tragedy. it a lot easier to go bankrupt or to run into financial issues and ill give you the math. you take a player that makes $100 million in his career. he plays in l.a. or new york 50% taxes so now youre down to $50 million. you may your lawyer 1...
October 1, 2022
WAUSAU, Wi. (WAOW)--The scores are in, students statewide have improved in math and English.