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Valuation. another one was trump park avenue, building in manhattan, where he still owns some of the units. shes in many of those units are rent stabilized, meaning you cant make the people are renting them now leave without their permission. so trump valued them as if they were empty and you can sell them is condos tomorrow, and that was absolutely not the case. so valuation went from some number in the millions, which is what he claimed, sounded like 750, 000, just looking in every corner that...

Alarm bells are ringing as many pupils want maths lit or no maths to stand a better chance of passing well — maths, in other words, drags their averages down.

Any borrower will have to pay higher bills. its going to be math for every family borrowing money. lets do the math on a mortgage. the first quarter, typical home price, $440,300 in the u.s. last year that mortgage rate if you had decent credit and 20% down was 2.87%, thats an $1800 a month mortgage bill. last night i ran the numbers, 6.24 percent makes the same mortgage $2500, $700 extra a month on a mortgage that. is real, real money here. lets talk about credit card debt. typical credit card ...

Theyre leading in most of the generic polls, bidens approval rating still under water but hes seen a moderate restoration in that. you know the battleground map better than i do, john, and the bottom line is republicans need to win a much smaller percentage of those battleground house seats in order to take control of the house. the math is still on the republican side when it comes to the house. so talking about crime and immigration may not be a great idea in the sense it puts the conversation...

People sling poop. its not like denver hasnt done anything. denver has thrown approximately half a billion dollars at this project. >> jesse: half a billion dollars somebody put pen to paper and did all the math on this. they added up all the get a fix on estimated and divided that by the number of dollars that have been spent by denver over the years. it turns out that right now denver is spending between 30,000 and $100,000 per homeless person per year. to put that in perspective denver spends...

Pay it off. we can do the math again for a new car. i can go up and down the line. a new car $3100 extra southwest in monthly payments. >> if you have dealt, it makes it more expensive. >> what the fed is trying to do. four bystanders jumped into action to help a police officer struggling to detain a man during a traffic stop. we have the video next..

Looks like this chapter that has been investigated since 2013 may finally be drawing to a close. brianna. >> thank you for that report. so cancer deaths falling steadily in the united states with more survivors than ever before this is according to a new report for the american association for cancer research. dr. sanjay gupta joins us now. tell us about the numbers. >> i get to give you good news here. weve known weve been making progress in cancer for some time. i think when you look at the ...

What happened in 2020 when republicans went after them on the issue of defunding the police, attacking them, they got hit by it, a lot of them didnt respond to it. as a result democrats blamed that in part for costing them seats in the last election cycle. this time they want to change their strategy go on the offensive and legislatively do that as well. and for months the moderate members from the swing districts have been pushing for the leadership to put together a package a police funding bi...

$327 million ever. why does all of this matter other than to say donald trump is far off when he estimates what things are worth and he used that to buy trump national dor sal and the trump international hotel and chicago in chicago. and then there is this. i live closest to the, the trump old post office and he made a trump hotel. he wound up selling this property at a profit of $100 million. it is now a wald yorve astoria, so he overviewed things and to obtain loans to buy other things that he...

32% reduction in cancer rates since 1991. we did the math on this. thats about 3.5 million lives saved. people who are living today because of these incremental benefits in cancer. and if you look at it another way and say how many cancer survivors are there nowadays as compared to before, back in 71 there was 3 million cancer survivors. now 18 million plus. roughly about 5% of the nation. so 1 in 20 people. you go out and talk to 1 in 20 people, they will say they are a cancer survivor nowadays...