raised in a traditional nuclear family do better on virtually all parameters. trey: dr. ben carson come of the book the perilous fight, he is a book about our soul. thank you for joining us on a sunday night. a pleasure, thank you soeat much. trey: yes, sir, i hopdinge yu have a great week ahead ands we thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. as we say good night, i want to say a special word of thanks for those who sail across the ocean to liberate a continent,al especially those who did not seallyhose back home. one of america s crowning achievements, d day, the 80th anniversary. next week you can find us online @gowdyamerica.com or carley: a brand new taxpayer funds high rise set to open with luxury amenities like views, gym and cafe. the rooms are reserved for homeless and wait until you hear the price tag. todd: probably high. this rhode island calamari chef was featured as face of the blue state s economic comeback. now he says he is voting for f
for someone to buy a home. down here in florida, it cost 400 grand where the average home. it will cost $51,000 with insurance, interest, taxes, property taxes, maintenance. that is without a down payment. in new york or california, you guys are double that. you are talking about gen z in new york paying $100,000. how does the math work? sandra: now i m listening through the taxes in the fees associated with buying a home. it has gotten crazy. insurance costs as well. if you are buying that fixer-upper. it is going to be harder to do that. ultimately, the point is the right one. the conditions generally are just harder for people. it s not really about what can i cut and what can i do to save? even if i do that, i m not can it be able to afford the home. these are conditions in this housing market in this economy that we have never quite seen before. it is the perfect storm for
season, we ve already had ocean temperatures more typical for august, then may or early june, warm ocean temperatures fueled hurricanes is the food that they need that is the climate factor. climate change is making our oceans warmer, warmer water means more fuel for hurricanes. it also can make them heavier, juicing them up. what even more fuel sea level rise makes our storm surge higher and sends that water farther inland. so all of this leads to more expensive storms. look at the cost of tropical cyclones. since 1980 across the us, how many storms we ve had that of cost us more than $1 billion. also notice how far inland this gets with the heavier rain trends and the higher storm surge, more of these impacts make it farther inland. all of this means increasing insurance costs for you at home elise rafah. thank you. and tomorrow on seeing an 80 years after d-day, are we still protecting what we font so hard to preserve? jake tapper talking to top generals about the state of democra
surge higher and sends that water farther inland. so all of this leads to more expensive storms look at the cost of tropical cyclones since 1980 across the us, how many storms we ve had that of cost us more than $1 also notice how far inland this gets with the heavier rain trends and the higher storm surge, more of these impacts make it farther inland. all of this means increasing insurance costs for you at home all right elisa rafah, and happening now, much of atlanta is without usable water the two major water main breaks, crusade, they re making progress on repairs, but it s not known winning not work will be completed. the brakes have forced businesses and popular attractions, including one of the largest aquariums in the world to close for a second day in a row, seen as my field romo is live in atlanta. we see the water is still pouring out behind you, raphael, what s the latest yeah, it still happened. he jessica and people in this neighborhood are telling us that this water