acre adams scolded officers for congregating together. totally unnecessary. totally petty. to be here on the number one late night show is also an honor we also had the remove the sippy cup. i don t spill unlike the normal host who is anything but normal. steve: out in ocean county, down the shore from where we are sitting right now here in i had midtown, manhattan, you have ship bottom, new jersey. it looks like 72 degrees, clear, sun is going to come up in the next hour. going for a daytime high of 84. by the way, if you are curious how many people you live in ship bottom? 1100. katie: sounds like a dangerous place ship bottom. katie: hold on to summer as long as we can. steve: absolutely. welcome to the fourth day of the weekday version of fox & friends. katie pavlich in once again for ainsley who is on vacation. and brian kilmeade, after being up late last night up early today. katie: brian decided to match me today. brian: you were actually on gut
price of water becomes quite an interesting issue in terms of gdp growth related to water consumption. across the world we are seeing different governments and nations looking at this problem in different ways and i think it becomes really quite powerful in terms of learning from each other and making sure we have an understanding that water is becoming a really fragile issue, and that all of us from policy and utility companies and consumers and organisations all need to play a part in terms of driving the change and there are things we can all do. thank you, we appreciate your take on that situation. martin townsend from the bsi. you may well be watching this from home. with hybrid and remote work increasingly common lots of office buildings are empty. vacancy rates are at 30 year highs in many american cities. new york s vacancy rate was an eyewatering 22.2%
on uk gdp over the next ten years, but it will have an impact on our sort of trade presence in the world. you may well be watching this from home with hybrid and remote work increasingly common lots of office buildings are empty. vacancy rates are at 30 year highs in many american cities. new york s vacancy rate was an eyewatering 22.2% in the first three months of this year. it raises the question what should be done with all of that empty space? from new york here s our north america business correspondent, michelle fleury. the big apple, defined in part by its looming office towers, is sinking under the weight of skyscrapers made useless by remote work. high interest rates are making a bad situation worse. many buildings are financed with short term loans. there s about $1 trillion in commercial real estate debt coming due in the next 18 months and so that will be hard to refinance these loans. and a lot of landlords will decide
talks, creeping closer to some sort of deal, but not imminent leave you on the india uk trade talks. you may well be watching this from home with hybrid and remote work increasingly common, lots of office buildings are empty. vacancy rates are at 30 year highs in many american cities new york s vacancy rate was an eyewatering 22.2% in the first three months of this year. it raises the question what should be done with all of that empty space? from new york here s our north america business correspondent, michelle fleury. the big apple, defined in part by its looming office towers, is sinking under the weight of skyscrapers made useless by remote work. high interest rates are making a bad situation worse. many buildings are financed with short term loans. there s about $1 trillion in commercial real estate debt coming due in the next 18 months
average, they have 22.2% of wealth. we are talking about the gen xer s, they don t have any money as the bottom line here. i agree with that. i think things have changed. when i was growing up, i think hey, you got a job? you are done. you are cut-off. i think now because younger people don t have the resources perhaps we did when we were their age. i think you got to give them a break, maybe pay their bills until 25 or so. 25 says kevin corke. our twitter response was this. at what age should parents stop paying children s bills? 18 to 21, 53%. 22 to 25, 37%, 26 to 31