we are keeping tabs on tropical storm newton as it heads north off the west coast of south america. newton will spread some clouds into southern nevada by thursday. the uv index for monday is 8 of very high. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk it's labor day... bbqs, pools, and parties... but did you know the holiday is over 120 years old?? do you know why fox5's peter dawson is live at sunset park to see if you know why you don't have to go to work today. 1882 inaugural labor day celebration, 10,000 workers assembled in nyc. rival union leaders, mathew magurie and peter mcguire. 1894 congress declared the holiday for the first monday in sept ember. 1950, 40% of the workforce belonged to a union, highest all time. labor union members in political parties: 42% republican, 79% democrat and 52% independent. 16.4 million members in 2015, largest union nati

it may get stronger or weaker as tryer air from south america comes in play. this is going to approach between jamaica or haiti.

and it's not just a florida thing or a central america or south america thing. it's 22,000 americans that have not irus and the -- it's just one type of mosquito carrying this virus. this has been researched since 2009. it didn't just start yesterday, it's not going to end tomorrow but something needs to be done today about this particular crisis. i quote c.d.c. director tom freedman, my friend and republican co-chair of the florida delegation and i had a

it may get stronger or weaker as tryer air from south america comes in play. this is going to approach between jamaica or haiti. of fra is not east of the woods. >> but they are trending off to the east. >> which ad gws for the bahamass. and there is the poobility this could turn into a three. >> maybe enstronger. once it get into the area of the bahamas fnght: it ea. >> we are not mpletely out of the woods with an obje shift in it all depends on when this turn occurs. couple of minutes. >>> another trade school abruptly closing the door consist with no degree. no job. and no money. they stopped by in carolwood to pick up they're belongings. and found out last night it was closing. >> they have nine locations including the one here in tampa. on the website: they blame the closures on the shrinking >>o much money put in and it is all wn. am going to doowtudents will ha tomorrow between d 11:one to pick up any more of their belogs they may have left behind. students to look for a place to study. >> out of ter nan doe county. >> this is ug bust from an element en

we are keeping tabs on tropical storm newton as it heads north off the west coast of south america. newton will spread some clouds into southern nevada by thursday. the uv index for monday is 8 of very high. good morning. here's a look at solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk a professional poker player with millions of dollars in winnings -- is wanted for passing off bad checks. police say ted forrest had 215- thousand dollars worth of checks bounce -- at the wynn las vegas -- some time between october 20-12 and may 20-13. the wynn's attorney says the dispute against forrest... but decided to turn it into a criminal one. the six-time world series of poker champion is estimated to have more than six million dollars in tournament earnings. steve irwin's family is remembering his life and legacy... 10 years after his unexpected death. on sunday, bindi irwin and her mom took to social media

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we are keeping tabs on tropical storm newton as it heads coast of south america. newton will spread some clouds into southern nevada by thursday. the uv index for monday is 8 of very high. las vegas is packed for the busy labor day weekend. the l-v-c-v-a predicted around 307-thousand people will visit our city over the holiday weekend. the tourism push is expected to earn las vegas more than 206- million dollars in visitor spending. this labor day we're seeing some of the lowest gas prices since 2004. averaging 2- dollars and 20- cents today. prices are actually down 22-cents from this same time last year . according to gas buddy dot com. the lowest price for gas in las vegas is 2-09. and the average price around town is 2-dollars 41-cents. law enforcement is working with the rape crisis center to make sure we all have a safe labor day weekend. the "party smart" program works to prevent sexual violence by focusing on prevention and training. their main message is arrive at parties together... stick together... and leave together. uber is teaming up with the campai

would they sees the naval base for the invasion of south america?n germans who lived exactly as they did in germany. 1200 german schools with nazi textbooks and nazi teachers. nazi newspapers. clubs had been established. 265 in brazil, there were hundred japanese taking orders from japan. with an easy bombing range of wereanal, german pilots reserve officers. the german transport planes had bomber expelled in. in argentine, german athletic clubs similar to the hill or youth movement had been organized inclusively for germans. here was a fifth column ready to take over. havana, they met with american republics. >> there must not be a shuttle of a doubt anywhere as to the determination of the american nation's not to permit the invasion of their hemisphere by the armed forces of any power or any possible combination of powers. americas would not allow any european colony in this hemisphere to be transferred to a non-american powerful we said, keep out. we meant it. >> we must increase protection for everything needed for the army and navy for national

malaria in areas such as africa, south america and asia are high risk. although partial immunity is developed during years of exposure to the parasite, nobody becomes fully mutable area. again considering the old and the new, let's go to the new. the zika virus. the. the zika virus does threaten now all the weight from argentina up until the southern states of america. now scores of zika cases have cropped up in florida and professionals are trying to figure out, are these people contracting zika in florida now? not just overseas. hundreds of thousands of people will be affected by this threats. in fact, by by the time it's over they expect millions. no vaccine exists to prevent zika in and the complications with its spread. however, in this area, this is an area where the visionary consulting partners is interested in pursuing upon further investigation. how zika at this time is preventable is to avoid mosquito bites, also just give you some background, a male with zika, or the zika virus can pass it onto a sexual partner. pregnant women can pass it on

through 2008-2009 the number of students in asia increased, those in south america increased 13% andthose who went to africa to study abroad, 15%, these are dominant visionary consulting partners, regions of exploration as shown on their map here. business managers and employees need to be aware of her native risks and take things cautiously with overseas ventures in these regions, should be emphasized with any overseas venture but with more warm, rural climates of additional emphasis should be stretched. so the threat comes from old and new just because we have a certain disease that has been around for a long time does not mean it is gone or eradicated. it comes back and shows its ugly head in another fashion. malaria. it is estimated in the us, it was eliminated in the us in 1951. malaria was eliminated. however, 1500 to 2,000 americans in america have come forth with malaria. these are usually people who travel and return but we have 2000 cases a year of malaria in america. malaria infections are characterized by fever, headache, muscle ache, chills, fatigue, vomiting and could b

what if we see more acres down there what we see more competition from south america this year what is that do export picture com march that that timeframe south america's not gonna help us to fix this glut percent more corn acres this year in all likelihood they're going to increase soybean acreage by one or two percent so they're in a constant state of expansion their crop problems there last year prices of corn especially are better so they're they're not going help us out and if they end up with a good crop come february march you can certainly expect to see our demand they off a little bit not much time but we have some cattle producers in the crowd today do you think right now cattle was priced to cheap think the cattle market is went too far to the downside and i think moving on out farther in the end of the towards the end of the year i think numbers are going to support a little bit of a rally in the cattle markets are not going to get in a panic mode just here but it sounds like we're gonna have to hold on for a little bit your not talking til the end f the year yeah i thi

south america in europe. the passion to be a global citizen led him to pursue overseas studies. chair the english and u.s. business apartment in thailand and serve as a study abroad a specialist. he is dedicated to cultivating lice long service learning and overseas opportunities for all. i like to take this time to join in and welcome dr. gregory. >> thank you so much for having me and giving me this opportunity to lead the lunch and learn it is my pleasure i still want to think ellie thorton. thank you all who are here. c-span for being here as well. we should start here in terms of our presentation as i go into the presentation i just want to reiterate the fact that were just scratching the surface here in terms of mitigating risk and overseas concern and as we take this journey together i definitely want you to consider what questions may have at the end at the session. there certainly a good deal in terms of what we discussed today and much more. i encourage you to consider also at the end of the session and more discussions. with our presentation we will look at a number o

in the indians whether their north or south america always had contact in a sense with whites long before they saw him. and decimated a lot of these populations. that's a good one. it is a great biography. it was a near award winner. it was one of the best. a guy named ariel gibson. the now dated history. there is a biography of my great aunt. the fork lower artist. lift almost 100. in the first entertainment. and then entertained the king and queen of england. it's all over the world. a lot of great books. a lot of people would be familiar with the biography of jerome and no. some of the most consequential books. it is about what happened to the five tribes when oklahoma was opened up my family on the last of that. pretty devastating for the tribe that have already been removed. with the individual ownership which in many cases was systematically there. it's not as if every bad thing happened 200 years ago. it is early 20th century in oklahoma. some time to get their hand around. it doesn't reflect very well on the american government or frankly the american treatment of the nomination.

with the exception of south america and antarctica - every continent was represented in the event. thanks for joining us.. fox5 news at 6 o'clock is straight the new salami caprese panini from subway. pressed and grilled to cinematic perfection to get a golden brown crust and meld the flavors in melted cheese. part of the new chef-inspired starts now. next stop - carson city. local leaders approve a plan to build and pay for an almost 2-billion dollar stadium.. we have the details of who's paying and what happens next. "hey reb!" is about to get a make- over.. why unlv is spending thousands of dollars to give it's controversial mascot an updated look. this is fox5 news at 6. local. las vegas the plan for a one-point-nine billion dollar stadium for the raiders in las vegas is one step closer to reality. i'm john huck. i'm christine maddela. an oversight committee unanimously approved the plan and now its off to the nevada legislature for consideration. we have team coverage tonight. eric hilt is at one of the possible stadium locations with what comes next... but first we start with

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native american, for 1491, which is what is the state of the indigenous population in north and south america on the eve european arrival. what happened and how devastating the contact was an inmate accused the disease alone was much, much greater in terms of the number of people and the indians, whether in north or south america always had contact in a sense with white long before they solve them because disease traveled ahead and decimated a lot of these populations. so that is a good one. i loved empire summer moon. the comanche is in my district. a great biography on quantum part to this near award winner. now, guy named harold gibson wrote a wonderful now dated history, i tried chickasaw's. it's a biography of my grade and i'm a wonderful indian folklore artist is the first entertainment in the roosevelt white house for rinsing final at march the 33 and entertain the king of queens uninsulated height or if in 39. got to get a plug-in for her. again, lots of great books. one of the great historians of native america. a lot of people will be familiar with her biography of geronimo. some wa

this part of south america, it is going to have warm wa do serious intense fiction. and the latest track west movement at 17 miles an hour. at inot pe to change for the next couple of days. sometime on sunday. we believe there is going to a turn. >> there is a consensus on this. and the track would take it north as a category 2. maybe stronger. >> possibly even category 3 hurricane when it approaches cube with a. and it doesn't weaken that much and expected to go into the bahamas. >> at this point none of our major models take this into mr. florida. >> things consist change and it is 24/7 as always and this is a large threat to the bahamas. next week. >> coming up in a couple of weeks. >> breaking news, in the past 45 minutes. identified the only person killed in hoboken, she was standing on the platform when the train crashed into her. the authorities say she was killed by debris. also in the last hour. identifying the train's engineer as 48-year-old thomas gallagher. he was just rele hospital and now cooperating with law enforcements. >> a woman walked into the aft

at least if you happen to be in south america these days. i heard yesterday that zika now has not just moved throughout the americas, but is now at cape verde. so it's essentially knocking on the door of africa to say, hi, i'm next. you're next. and so think about what's going to happen as that virus then sweeps through africa and the risk to pregnant women there in africa. auger chen, who's the head of who, brilliant woman -- did some amazing work in her time in hong kong -- has admitted a major policy failure over the last 40 years in addressing this mosquito. be also she broadened it to talk about major policy failure as we think about protecting women in contraceptive rights because there's a big issue in brazil and other places where they don't have the same sort of contraceptive rights as you take for granted here in the united states and other parts of the western world. so why did it take all this time, people dying of dengue, dying of yellow fever which has a vaccine to say, oh, you know what? we need to pay attention because now we

we won't know about it forgive me if you don't know about this topic a number of countries in south americall you need to traffic is a government idaho card. what do you make of that. again if you are traveling into the united states we certainly want to ensure that you have a passport if i want to travel into a country like brazil and south america not only to have have a passport but i have to have a visa which as you know a lot tougher to get in a passport. >> you know this too. it's a major fake passport factory. thank you so much for your time. when it new york property owner have this burned down he built a new one twice as big for donald trump. he mowed the signed on his own front lawn. don't go away. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. li

an audacious idea in germany by homburg, south america was they wanted to launch in the 20s that great a ship said the titanic. they hired blum in boston still in his us to build the ship and they studied the architectural plans of the titanic. how can they make it better. marlette exposed an innate in 27 day launched the new titanic. it was called a cab or kona -- ss cap arcona in north-central germany in the southern baltic coast. the ship looks like the titanic. it was almost as big. it was this opulent cared seven course dinners, walking tracks, pools, tennis courts, first class, second class, a remarkable ship. in the 20s and 30s it was perhaps the most celebrated ship afloat. european monarchs failed on it. and i found newspaper accounts around the world during its 91 crossings at the up and take some of the most popular destinations for presale for the uruguay and argentina. anywhere for incoming newspapers to say that titanic would be here and 16,, five days, four days. people would go to the portly people here go to the red carpet in hollywood to see the who's who on the ship.

this case was one where the woman involved had traveled to south america where we know the zika virus is present. all of our public health officials are telling us that it is slowly working its way up from central and south america and is literally at our doorstep. this is not the time to refuse to do our duty. and simply coast through the rest of the summer. we're talking about lifelong irreversible problems that take lives in effect alias for years to come. experts across the country that had visited with -- i have visited with, they say we need to act. they are not alone. when ijust last may democratic colleagues asked us to act with urgency. today, they turned down the very money that they had argued for the last month. last may. they decided to gamble with the lives of children like this. instead of protecting them. they ignored their own calls to get this done quickly. they have refused to pass urgent measures that would protect the country from a public health crisis. as i have said when i started, this is a test today to see whether our democratic colleagues care more about ba

to canada and south america to us. they mate the notion that a company might produce genetically modified food. this is just a guess, the deal does not get approved. i'll tell you the ceo of bayer and his counterpart at monsanto and a lot of people surrounding the deal believe they have spoken enough with the regulators that they will get it through. if you believe that, there is an enormous trade. melissa: when you looked at the market after the deal closed, you saw traders did not believe the deal would go through because of the gap between where the stock is and where the bid was. i think they can't handle the idea of gmo foods have gotten this negative label. if we are going to try and feed the world, this is where the technology comes from. >> 90% of the food is genetically modified. charlie: if you seen what it looks like if it's not genetically modified? it looks bizarre. i had this argument with deirdre. this is a good argument. i said, poor people can't shop at whole foods, and they can't. we need top create f

not just in south america... but everywhere in tatiana and brian have another look at your weather and traffic together... after a beautiful weekend with lows in the 50s & 60s, highs in the 70s and 80s, low humidity, lots of sun and a nice breeze, this morning is the work week starts with a warm and humid day with highs in the lower 80s, even at the lakefront, thanks to a sw breeze at 10-20 mph. there is a chance for a few pop up t'showers in the late afternoon, and a chance for rain before 10pm. behind the front, the humidity drops and lows drop into the 50s and lower 60s tonight. tuesday is beautiful with highs near 80, lots of sun, and low humidity. tuesday night is clear and comfy with is partly cloudy and mild with highs in the mid to upper 70s, and a chance for scattered afternoon t'showers. thursday is humid with t'showers likely, and highs in the upper 70s. there is still a chance for a few showers but it will be cooler and less humid with highs in the lower new study finds more than four in ten family ca

returning from his visit to south america, israeli president zalman shazar is given a warm welcome athe white house. for the president of the united states, the month of august begins on an international note with an expression of friendship that will strengthen the ties between america and her friend on the mediterranean. before the month is over, the president's interests will largely be domestic ones, as the american people show concern about an ever-expanding economy. however, for the moment, the public interest was focused on a young man from waukegan, illinois. on the 6th of august, pat nugent would become the president's son-in-law in one of the most publicized weddings of the century. in the chronicles of white house history, it was the first time a president attended a professional football game. ♪ today was a perfect one for a wedding. through the electronic eyes of the camera, millions of americans witnessed the wedding of lucy baines johnson. the shrine of the immaculate conception provided the setting for the mass. for lucy, now ms. patrick nugent, the whirlwind summer in

obviously the potential for interaction with south america is one of them. not many storms do that. but then as it works into the eastern caribbean, a lot of time storms get into the aern caribbean, they tend to weaken. i hope this is the case. the computer models are saying once the storm enters the caribbean, it's going to start to strength en. right now you're looking at 90% for development with this system as it works its way toward the west. and the computer models are again showing this developing as it enters the eastern caribbean. but then that cold front, that same front that's going to drop off the east coast may be strong enough, and this is where the big question is, may be strong enough to turn it to the north. strong enough to turn us to the north, it's going to be a problem for hispanola and then eventually head to sea. we're hoping. but if this is not strong enough and this big ridge of high pressure builds back in, it would block the storm and keep it moving west so stay tuned with that. we have a long way to go but at least the computer models are in agreement that

asia, south america, africa. name a foreign leader you expect. >> i guess i'm having analeppo moment. >> anybody in the world you like. anybody. pick any leader. >> the former president o mexico. >> which one? >> it'sorth, ting mexican president hasn't served sin 2006. >>> and a new hampshire court saying the ban is le burning down the hse to roast a pig. 26thers doan voting booth selfies. >>> hillaryon i des moines, iowa and tim kahneill be in north carolina and trump will attend a rally in new hampshire and running pence is in pennsylvania. >>> congress has passed a measurer to fund the govnment until at least december 9th. they approved the vote after the houses passed the same measure. among the items are money to fund zika and opioid addiction research. that came hours after congress overwhelmingly voted to override president obama's veto over a controversial piece of legislation that allows victims any attempt in a plot. >> i know this is something both of us are going to be real excited about because we ca

just barely scraping northern parts of south america, very odd to be that far south. but then it's influenced by a trough building in over central america. it drives the storm likely over eastern cuba next week and it all depends on where that storm goes after that, whether it has an impact on the east coast or not, that is still up in the air and we'll have to watch that, because beyond the seven-day, that's when it may have an impact on the coast sometime thursday night through saturday of next weekend. up until that point, best shot friday night into saturday. tom: that time of year to start to pay attention to the red sox. >> i think it's time, yes, you can tune in now, tom. sox won the division last night, we'll talk about that. chris sununu's family gave him a famous name and the top job at the family resort. but then things went, well, downhill. over the years, chris cut jobs. chris cut workers' hours to deny them health insurance. and now he opposes the minimum wage. chris has never had to work for anything. chris sununu has no business being governor. pshire f

officials believe this new strain is coming from southeast asia and not south america. >>> a south florida family is mourning the loss of two therapy dogs shot dead by their neighbor, the neighbor arrested facing animal cruelty charms. he told police the dogs came aggressive. he says he shot them to scare them but didn't mean to kill them. one of the dogs was a comfort dog for the mom who survived cancer. >> when i was depressed, she would come put her paw on me. >> i have known buff fee since was three. i'm going to miss her. >> the family's third dog was able to escape without being shot. the people says that dog is helping them get thug loss now. >> happening tomorrow, hillary clinton returns to tampa to campaign. she will be speaking at usf. clinton is expected to talk about national security. her husband and former president bill clinton will be in orlando on thursday. >>> well, still much more all new at 11:00. how a local artist is doing what she can for families dealing with childhood cancer. >>> and parades are meant to make people happy but one costume had the opposite we will sh

. >> reporter: if you have been in central or south america and feel sick, you could find yourself talking to this doctor. >> we have been successful in the outbreak lorida. we nvirus as well. we are employing the same tactics. hopefully better since we have learned from our previous infectious disease physician whose job is to teach medical professionals what to look for. >> especially our emergency room physicians. how to recognize signs and syf zika and how to obtain relevant travel histories. >> reporter: their biggest concern of course is pregnant women. about 1% of moms with zika are giving birth to babies with neurological defects. >> every mom's fear. >> reporter: with no vaccines or treatments best tool is education, walking the moms through what can be a frightening experience. >> especially during pregnancy when it should be an exciting and happy time. >> reporter: there have been hundreds of zika in florida so far. hospital physicians are hoping that a vaccine is created before it is spread more in the tampa bay area. adam weiner, abc action news. >>> now the most accurate weat

have folk music where the blues come from, and folk music from latin america, folk music from south america. so this is the idea of pan-american jazz, actually-- connecting the whole americas to one sound. >> hinojosa: so you've named this. you call it pan-american jazz? >> well, it's a movement, i think. it's a movement that started in the 20th century with a lot of people doing it. you know, i learned a lot from paquito, for example. he really... >> hinojosa: paquito d'rivera. >> yes, paquito d'rivera, great cuban saxophonist. he introduced me to a lot of music, playing venezuelan waltzes, playing old contradances. and the desire... a lot of the desire to combine folkloric material with traditional rhythms, with latin american song forms, with jazz, is something that was fascinating to me. >> hinojosa: how did you know that it was jazz for you? how did you know that... jazz? i mean, you could have, you know, ended up playing in an orchestra, you could have... what was it? what is it about you understanding that jazz is your musical expression? >> well, the first thing was i noticed from e

the witner timme so you guys are both more bullish 2017, absolutely absolutely absolutely never south america they're not gonna gain soybean acres like previous years that's a big thing with a to watch here and wehater. thank you both for being here stay with us john phipps joins us next

if he carries pennsylvania, ohio, florida south america combination of those bigger states that he still has to have a state of our size, we're not that big compared to a lot of bigger states. so i think that's why they all of a sudden have rediscovered colorado, and the >> michael bennett announced heel not be participating in the cbs4 circumstance oa news radio public television debate. that would have given him the most exposure of any this election. his republican opponent darryl glen skipped the denver post debate. what do you make of it and will it hurt either candidate? >> i think both candidates have failed colorado. darryl glen pulled out of the denver post debate, michael bennett pulled out of everything but o i think coloradans deserve a full airs of the issues and a debate on the issues. i am deeply disappointed in darryl for not putting together a real campaign. and senator bennett who is a substantive guy you're, but why doesn't he want to defend himself in front of the voters? i don't understand it. >> i agree with dick on this. i'm disappointed that both candidates have m

tropical storm matthew as expected is pushing along the coast of south america. looks like it will take a jog to the north an become a category 2 hurricane, jamaica and cuba. after that the models send it all over the place after that. it's far in the distance to tell where it's going yet. 69 degrees, windy and rainy today. tomorrow, windy, 68 the high. saturday, lingering showers and clouds and sunny breaks and high of 73 degrees. dover, delaware, analysis car racing -- nascar racing may have problems on friday, maybe, maybe not. saturday i hope you don't get interrupted. sunday looks good, breezy, sun and clouds, high of 75. a slate chance of a spotty shower on sunday, most of you stay dry. that does look dry for monday, tuesday, wednesday, roshashana arriving sunday. >> still ahead on "action news" 5:41. net another report of a sum sung phone catching fire. this time it leaves a woman's bedroom charred. >>> the iconic san francisco home in the movie. mrs. dowdfire is up for sale. >> reporter: we have overnight construction, you can see how wet it is, people dr

officials believe this new strain is coming from southeast asia and not south america. zika worries took a toll on miami beach this labor day weekend. restaurants say they had plenty of empty tables. authorities are hoping new mosquito control efforts will bring touristses back. they are using microbes to kill it out. >>> in college football florida state wants to finish up its season at the national championship game in tampa. in january. last night fsu kicked off their season in orlando with an historic victory. red shirt freshman quarterback deandre francois led the four ranked seminole team their largest comeback victory ever. at one point florida state trailed mississippi by 22 419 yards, two touchdowns and fsu wins 45-34. >> we was down but i trusted in my teammates that we were going to come out with a win. this is my first game. playing in front of my mom and family. it's only the beginning. >> fsu hosts charleston southern this saturday before beginning acc play september 17th. >>> the water management district is working now to keep last night they closed the

. >> simultaneous strikes causing chaos at the biggest container port in south america.y are try to force the federal government to recognize wage hikes promised by the former president in brazil, who was impeached last month. in a separate dispute, dockworkers on strike for a fourth day over the working conditions and wages. officials say that the two strikes have delayed 25 million euros of daily shipments. port in the largest latin america, between the imports and exports, it is responsible for a third of the entire country. it is hurting us. we have almost 5000 containers stalled a day, that is 100 million reals a day. ofwe leave with a little bit strange, but true coming out of the united states. the median price for rent in a one-bedroom apartment is more expensive than a two-bedroom apartment, that is according to data collected from zillow. nationwide, one-bedrooms are depreciating faster. and the newer rentals in the trenches parts -- trendiest parts of urban centers are often the places with the skyrocketing rents and that is affecting the median rent nationwid

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