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further military discipline, possibly a discharge, and that is when he tried to make a run for the border. this morning new data is giving us a closer look at the staft housing market. mortgage applications increased 1.1%. the interest rate for a 30 year fixed rate mortgage finally ticked down a bit to under 7% just least week. and joining us more a dominic ch new numbers showing home constructions slowing down, what do you see? >> it basically says that the real estate industry is in a state of flux. it is trying to normalize so to speak. we've been seeing a a lot of the conflicting data the last several months. and what this new data indicates is that there not a clear trend to latch on to. what we know is it that there is a real shortage of homes available for sale. and with interest rates being higher, it has made afford ability an issue still.

timey , especially inciple the democratic party, any time a principal wants to remai rn silent and let all his allies in the press and on pr, they don't do that for him. it's easy to do. yeah rk for miranda and you pointedd. out, i think a while ago on this show that remember back in march, i think it was last year where we the new yorke timememberhes, had that piece ot said that biden let it be known that he was annoyed with merrick garland on the january investigation, i guess, to acting more like a judge instead of more ae, j prosecutor. and it was like he just made comments to his staft mments tft that. but it was in the new yorkso times. so the idea that biden t didn't let it be known what he wanted done to trump just he doesn't rd talk directly to merrick garland is ridiculous. peop points out, we got enough surrogates for the biden peoplee pres in the press. biden why should he talk? oh, exactly. i mean, it beggars belief thatfl he wasn't fully aware ofof

has been a struggle for this white house getting congress to do anything on the issue. they have pushed various plans in order to curb some of the issues that we've seen in the country when it comes to policing. and thing guests like tyre nichols' parents will highlight that and the parents of the children who were killed in surveillance uvalde. last year's address spent a lot of time on ukraine, russia had just gone into ukraine just a few weeks before the last staft the union address. this time you have a congress that might not be as accepting of some of the requests that he's made in terms of funding for ukraine. that support has eroded considerably. so how much time he spends talking about that i think know

reported that authorities thought were related to the storm but upon further review it looks like two of them were not. at this point the most important number to share with you is 28. 28 storm-related deaths and always a concern those could continue to rise. and the greater effect is the life-saving medical services that were interrupted by the storm as far as back as friday. mark pollencars confirming those are back online. however they are operating with significant delays, or i should say with delays because the roads are still treacherous in some part of the city. the plowing efforts are continuing and they're bringing in authorities from other parts staft including what may be up to 100 state place coming into buffalo to assist with traffic control and also, this is important, ticketing. you see the driving ban is still

in order to try at least limit what's happening? >> i think at least psychologically. you know, there was -- i think, in the best, we had this tendency to be always optimistic and always thinking -- i mean, you hear it from our poll tigdss. we are not closing the door on diplomacy, despite the fact that vladimir putin is -- it's really not speeches he is making. et cetera ranting about how ukraine shouldn't even exist. and yet, in sipite of that, we have a loft people saying maybe it will work out in the end. now we see it is probably not going to work out in the end and stronger action needs to be take be. one of the issues, however, is that i think vladimir putin learned very early on, and figured out early on by the words of the president of our country and other nato nations, there are going to be no boots on the ground in ukraine. so what does that leaves us with? it only leaves us with essentially the strongest of sanctions that we can come up with and we don't know whether putin is going to react to that or not, yet. >> we have had former secretaries staft, former defense secretaries on, who

was positive. that's why the linking with tests will be important. the other thing that's going to be interesting is whether there will be further data either from this product from merck and the two other oral anti-virals, if any of those may also be used as a post exposure, which means you could give it to people after a high risk exposure so you don't have to wait until the test is positive. that might be another layer of how we make an impact. we'll have to wait and see what the data shows. >> the -- scott gottlieb was on cbs earlier today. he was talking about the idea that this review could likely take longer than usual, a couple of months. is that your understanding of what we're looking at here, potentially an end of the year rollout for the pill? >> well, we haven't seen the data. you know? it's hard to know. if the data holds up, the thing that holds promise for me is that we haven't seen the data, but there was an independent staft and monitoring board that basically said look, you got to

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municipal leadership. i talked to the mare. she understands now the business molgd we're employing. she has a fema person standing with her that can help augment her staft capacity shortfalls. we're also augmenting the state. they have been here identifying needs and meeting them from the federal perspective. that is a new business model. we put it in place, though, on saturday. on sunday -- saturday morning we upped our planning assumptions by over 50%. on sunday we changed that business model. on monday the distribution system became a question of security-enforced presence. so what we did was we put a forced security presence model in place so they can supply water and diesel fuel to those

this is a hydrogen bomb. what do we know so far about this? >> reporter: well. what we've heard so far from north korea they say about six or seven hours ago they carried out this, what they call a successful hydrogen test. as you said, we don't know whether or not it was a hydrogen bomb. we've been hearing from one government institute here at the korean institute of government staft, that the radio active material would have blown east to the sea of japan or the east sea. so it'll take at least two days for them to collect that material and then to analyze it. even then, they say, it may not be that they can give a definitive answer whether or not it was a hydrogen bomb. as far as pyongyang is concerned, they say it was and successful. and the photo with the north korean leader was signing the order for this to go ahead on