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i told each one of them, my conversation separately, whatever they need. sincerely, whatever they need, contact me directly. >> joining me now jamie rome, acting director of the national hurricane center. good to have you with us this hour. we saw in the most recent update, the 2:00 p.m. update that the storm was rapidly intensifying. the major concern at this hour seems to be the storm surge and also just how long this storm could sit. what are the areas that you're most focused on at this hour? >> i think water is going to be the big issue with this storm, both the incredibly heavy...

woman being stabbed at an l.a. hotel when they were shot by this man, justin flores. he had a long rap sheet. his girlfriend accused him of assault just one day before the shooting. he served two stints in prison and he was facing a third for possessing a firearm as a felon. that weapons charge could have sent him back to prison for three years. but under the liberal policies of los angeles da george gascon he was instead sentenced to two years probation and 20 days of time served one year later. after that, he slaughters two police officers. up until this week, corporal morales serv...

That same home today is going for $436,000, but the interest rates are 7.5% so that monthly payment is jumping to 3700. so you need to make today yourself or you and a spouse $115,000 in a salary with zero debt to have a shot at affording the average home in america today. if you have debt, cars, credit cards, it's more like $140, $150,000 and it's priced out a lot of amer americans just overe past four years. >> in the middle class, like when i grew up in new england in 1960s and 1970s and to the 80s, people could >> what happened to

$15,000 and now it's $436,000 and it's gone up 29 times and way more bang for your buck and way more children and got to expand your family and own a house. things are drastically different and the birthrate is plummeting because people can't afford it and we need to make a change to turn this around. >> joining me is freddy commit and cohost of freddy and alyssa show. great to have you on. how bad is it out there for young people? first home buyers and let's say coming from today, comparing to let's say november 2019 and then we can go back even further. >> yeah, i mean, that's the perfect ti...

436-plus thousand per classrooms, 66,745 the average teacher's salary. i've got about 20 seconds for each of you. where is the money going? corey. >> well, you know what trace? i think we've got to hire a thousand administrators to get to the bottom of this ca number drum and figure it out. obviously the blow of staffing shortages in the schools and maybe they're sending some of the money to ukraine as well, i don't know where it's going but not to the classroom because the government school system is a monopoly that has no incentive to spend the dollars wisely. >> reporter: $436,000 per class...