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northern ireland spotlight northern ireland spotlight investigation into his activities. investigation into his activities. scappaticci, who always denied scappaticci, who always denied he was the army agent �*stakeknife' he was the army agent �*stakeknife' is thought to be linked is thought to be linked to the murders of over 20 people. to the murders of over 20 people. his death was announced in april. his death was announced in april. and you can see �*the spy who got and you can see �*the spy who got away with murder�* on the bbc away with murder�* on the bbc iplayer tonight at 10.40pm. iplayer tonight at 10.40pm. let's look at the cost—of—living let's look at the cost—of—living during the supermarket shop. during the supermarket shop. coffee and chocolate have helped drive prices coffee and chocolate have helped drive prices to a new high in the year to may. to a new high in the year to may. accroding to the british retail accroding to the british retail consortium, the overall rate a new contract for its warehouse consortium, the overall rate of inflation at grocers has of inflation at grocers has now reached 9%. now reached 9%. however, the cost of fresh food however, the cost of fresh food has fallen slightly. has fallen slightly. a decline in the rate a decline in the rate of price rises does not mean of price rises does not mean food costs have fallen, food costs have fallen, it simply means they are going it simply means they are going up at a slower pace. up at a slower pace. relations between amazon relations between amazon and its employees have been and its employees have been difficult in recent months, difficult in recent months, with protests over pay with protests over pay and conditions and disagreements and conditions and disagreements over whether it should recognise over whether it should recognise a trade union in coventry. a trade union in coventry. now the online giant has announced now the online giant has announced
interest rates. if interest rates to rise as expected there is probably not going to be a big impact on markets. of course, the governors of the central banks will then stand up central banks will then stand up and give their forecast, and that may result in some movement, but what happens is likely to be driven by where there is a surprise so if there is a surprise this week that will drive prices. mil is a surprise this week that will drive prices.— will drive prices. all right. when it comes _ will drive prices. all right. when it comes to - will drive prices. all right. when it comes to the - will drive prices. all right. j when it comes to the tech stocks there has been an awful lot of attention on these companies, many of whom have announced a hugejob companies, many of whom have announced a huge job cuts companies, many of whom have announced a hugejob cuts — thousands of people leaving their workforce. so, thousands of people leaving theirworkforce. so, it will thousands of people leaving their workforce. so, it will be interesting to see how much money they making and what their predictions are for the months ahead.— months ahead. yes, that's exactly right. _ months ahead. yes, that's exactly right, and - months ahead. yes, that's exactly right, and again, l months ahead. yes, that's exactly right, and again, if months ahead. yes, that's . exactly right, and again, if we take a step back and remember that technology stocks were really, really popular a couple of years ago, particularly coming out of the post— korea period and not only were business is growing quickly but the price people were prepared to pay was rising quickly and this led to huge gains for
and we need to pay attention to this. the media isn't going to help him do that he has to do that on his own as far as this goes looking forward. >> i find the time of guilty cbs story interesting not after one but two elections. they wait until after this midterm. >> why not wait until after 2024. joe concha. >> thank you. >> carley: all right. "fox & friends" starts right now. how exciting. >> todd: bye. >> carley: bye. ♪ >> we honor the life of our son. >> police expanding the crime scene where four university of idaho students were murdered. will some of the victims fight back. cleared as suspects. >> every killer leaves something at the scene and takes something with them. >> threat of a rail strike. drive prices each higher. >> cost about $2 billion a day. >> we continue to urge both sides to finish their work in good faith. >> given the unions a lot that has sweetheart deals for the unions. >> we commissioned an independent review to determine its authenticity. >> cbs news confirming the
whatever it takes. pete: why wouldn't they peddle a russia hoax to try to defeat and discredit? rachel: let me give you another perspective that puts the clintons in a more favorable light based on this. what she says is we need to do what we have to do to win, her husband did that, went to the middle after he got a beating in the midterms in his first term. if you wanted to take a positive spin on fat, she could say the clintons are all about power, all about winning, they will do whatever it takes. they are all about themselves but the democratic party is filled with true radical ideologues they don't care if their energy policy which shuts down american energy independence, if it makes people poor, drive prices up, means they will lose big time
opec says that they will increase oil production. and natasha bertran is live in washington, d.c. this opec deal is really significant because behind the scenes the white house had really been working on this. so when is it likely to take place and where? >> reporter: yeah, so the white house has been working for months to convince opec to increase production because they say it could stabilize oil markets globally and it could help drive prices down. saudi arabia had been extremely reluctant to do that, so the white house is now viewing this as a major diplomatic breakthrough, not only showing that they convinced the saudis of course to ramp up that production, but also just in the broader relationship that had been so strained over the last year since biden took office. so this meeting now is expected to take place in riyadh later this month. details are still being worked out and finalized, but what we're told, this is likely to coincide with a meeting of the
the next six months. explain what the intention is of that. >> reporter: yeah, jake, you do the math, 1 million barrels a day for six months results in 180 million barrels of oil that the u.s. is planning to release. not the first time that the u.s. has taken this kind of action. remember earlier this month the u.s. and its allies announcing the release of 60 million barrels of oil. last november 50 million barrels of oil. the hope is that those actions in addition to taking measures to try to boost oil production here in the united states can try to eventually drive prices down. but interestingly, and not surprisingly, u.s. administration officials are very wary when they're asked questions about how quickly this might help drive prices down. there's a real recognition that it is very, very challenging to get prices down. the former releases of the oil that i mentioned, those did not really have an impact on getting the oil prices down as consumers are really feeling it at the gas pump, jake.