dr. gary lester, how many people actually finance them. he says half of them. couple of years ago could have financed three percent, thousand looking at 6 percent. people and we are going to talk to some in a couple of minutes. people are cutting back on certain things. that is why they are here for the free breakfast and beer. [laughter] i digress. brian: the 30-year fixed loan, september 2021 it was 2.86, now 6.02. we don t know how the banks are going to react. it is pain we have to endure because all the pandemic spending from supply chain to president s policies. in terms of nuts and bolts. winter heating costs 17.2%.
them and trump for his part has yet to clarify, now, on election night. it seems to be causing a lot of chaos and confusion in an already tumultuous race. meanwhile you have the fates of a trio of republicans who voted to impeach then president trump over the insurrection and their seats, well, they hang in the balance tonight. let s get the latest from cnn s national correspondent and anchor of inside politics, john king is at the magic wall. john, polls have already closed in missouri. what can you tell us about the race there? one of the erics, laura, is leading in the senate republican primary. that would be the state attorney general, eric schmitt. only 4% of the vote counted, we need to count a lot of votes tonight. eric schmitt is leading with 40% of the votes. eric greitens, the former governor who resigned in disgrace amid scandal, is running a distant third at the moment with 17.2%. you see a lot of yellow here,
in iraq and afghanistan. it can be financial issues, it can be relationship issues. suicide preventions which is our number one priority, there s really no one thing that tends to cause veterans to make that irreversible decision. it usually is a conglomeration of things. when we talk to policymakers on capitol hill, at the va, we really try to, you know, convey that they need to take a more holistic approach to to suicide prevention. it s not just mental health approach and we need to capture those veterans that may or may not be struggling before they get to that point. alicia: and we do have some numbers here that we can put up. this is the report, va2021 report on veteran suicide and it s on the rise. 2001 on average per day you had 16.4 veterans taking their own lives. in 2019 it had climbed to 17.2.
and i have a key race alert for you right now for the pennsylvania senate race. on the republican side hedge fund ceo dave mccormick remains in first place with 36.2% of the vote. about 4,500 votes ahead of mehmet oz, the tv doctor, who has 23 sp.1% of the vote. in third place as of right now kathy barnette, the radio fire branding who has 17.2% of the vote. that s with only 2% of the estimated vote in. still a lot of votes to councou now to the democratic side. john fetterman has 51.8% of the vote. conor lamb has 33.3% of the vote
beforehand. july to september, 17.2 new americans got a first dose. then after august 24th, 13.5 million. not a huge effect there, boris. look, this is not a huge surprise. the reason it s not is unvaccinated told us they were likely not going to get vaccinated just because of the full fda approval. 82% of them said it made no difference among the unva unvaccinated once the fda gave the full approval. only 7% said it would make them much more likely, which 7% is not a really large number. 82 is much larger than 7. boris, here s the thing that i think we have to keep in mind. we have a lot of tools in our arsenal. you know what? the vaccine mandate, in my opinion, is one of the best tools we have. you can see that in a lot of examples. here s one of them. new york city, look at this, received one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. public school principals, 98%