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Broke out as some passengers raged at restrictions. >> if youre going to punch out a flight attendant, i feel like flight attendants have every right to open the emergency doors and toss you out. >> the pandemic economy was mixed, with soaring gas prices, inflation -- >> i have noticed in the store, i think, sometimes im like, this seems like a pretty expensive jar of tomato sauce. >> -- and some shortages spurred by the worst traffic jam, all those ships parked offshore with goods from overseas...

To normal. on airplanes, absurd fights broke out as some passengers raged at restrictions. >> if youre going to punch out a flight attendant, i feel like they have every right to open the emergency doors and toss you out. >> the pandemic economy was mixed. with soaring gas prices, inflation -- >> i have noticed in the store, think sometimes, im like this seems like a pretty expensive jar of tomato sauce. >> reporter: and some shortages spur the by the worst traffic jam, all of the ships parked o...

Night of bombing, russian troops within maybe 20 miles of the capital kyiv. can you tell us about the preparations that are underway from the ordinary citizens that you are speaking to about what might happen if russian forces enter the city of kyiv? >> some still have their hopes pinned on fleeing. some just wanted to keep their heads low and write it out. and many want to go to recruitment offices to fight. there has been a mass mobilization, im sure your wear of, people are eager to take up w...

0 good morning everyone, i am ayman mohyeldin. it is 2 am here in new york, 9 am in ukraine where we are continuing to following the latest -- in ukraine. it is now the second day of war in that country, where sirens have already been activated in the capital city of kyiv. telling residents to shelter immediately, those in the city had already been hearing explosions throughout the night. and this video, posted to the adviser of the military of ukraine. shows the damage of a residential building...

Mixed with soaring gas prices, inflation. >> i have noticed in the store, i think sometimes, this seems like a pretty expensive jar of tomato sauce. >> and some shortages spurred by the worst traffic jam. all those ships parked offshore with goods from overseas. >> people are buying stuff. people want stuff. people havent bought stuff for so long, they want it. they want stuff. and all this pent up demand is whats creating this supply chain back up. >> but the stock market hit new highs. most of...

Only going to get worse. >> still, tensions ran high as people tried to get back to normal. on airplanes, absurd fights broke ought as some passengers raged at restrictions. >> if youre going to punch out a flight attendant, i feel like flight attendants have every right to open the emergency doors and toss you out. >> the pandemic economy was mixed, with soaring gas prices, inflation -- >> i have noticed in the store, i think, sometimes im like, this seems like a pretty expensive jar of tomato ...

So im actually happy the cbo came out with a score that demonstrated that the full cost over ten years is a little oh $5 trillion. -- over $5 trillion. and if they estimated that, you know the costs are much higher than that. maria: and we already have significant inflation. lets take a look at food prices in america ahead of the holiday, the christmas holiday. youre talking about milk, eggs, fresh fruit, bacon, coffee, not to mention gasoline up 60% year-over-year. would this plan stoke inflati...

So im actually happy the cbo came out with a score that demonstrated that the full cost over ten years is a little oh $5 trillion. -- over $5 trillion. and if they estimated that, you know the costs are much higher than that. maria: and we already have significant inflation. lets take a look at food prices in america ahead of the holiday, the christmas holiday. youre talking about milk, eggs, fresh fruit, bacon, coffee, not to mention gasoline up 60% year-over-year. would this plan stoke inflati...

And then restarting and it turns out this is not a seamless process. when you restart an economy, it turns out a bunch of people working places have quit jobs. a bunch of factories closed down and a bunch have covid restrictions. there is a lot of jerkiness in this opening but also what is happening is frankly, it is the flip side of a good news story. there is a lot of demand. people have cash. theyre buying stuff. and that fuels inflation. people are being paid more. you know, one of the great...

Frankly, you know, it is the flip side of a good news story. there is a lot of demand. people have cash, they are buying stuff and that fuels inflation. people are being paid more. you know, one of the great drivers of inflation right now appears to be wage inflation. mcdonalds says that they are paying 10% more for their people across the country. thats good news. on the other hand, they are raising -- they are passing some of those costs onto the consumers. so its a mixed bag but, you know, on...