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I think you and i agree theres no reason to think inflation has suddenly cooled. when you look at a chart of that cpi, it is very clear what is happening here. a year-over-year dramatic difference in all kinds of categories. what are you expecting this morning? >> just as you said, it looks like the expectations are 7.2%, somewhere around there which will be the highest. thats year over year though. so one thing that i would urge viewers to pay attention to is what happens month to month from de...

This weekend, north korea launched its longest missile test since 2017. a u.s. assessment found it to be a class of missile that could can reach as far as guam. and its the sixth missile launch from north korea this month. can president biden continue to ignore this? because they just keep ramping it up. >> i think by ignoring the north koreans, the administration is probably making an error. the previous administration, good or bad, started discussions at the highest of levels. thats something ...

Related and would quickly be . rrecteded then a few months later in december, the word transitory was out and words like rapid. were end with the president saying that prices had rapidly increased and would rapidly decrease. butt now the price index on all items is the highest since february of nineteen eighty two. and the president says we should have some m peace of min, much inflation. so its up and coming from a family when the price of gas went up filled in inhe the household. hat we are i ...

Biden has said it will be blocked completely should there be an invasion, so the debate of what to do in the event of conflict rumbles on, along with diplomacy here in kyiv. on, along with diplomacy here in k iv. , . , on, along with diplomacy here in kiv. .mg, the headlines on bbc news... after keir starmer is harassed by protestors shouting "jimmy savile," downing street says therell be no apology — despite pressure on the prime minister to withdraw accusations he made against the labour lea...

Americans feel lousy about the economy, but it turns out most of the country has actually come out ahead financially during the pandemic. thats right. its the covid economy contradiction. inflation gets all the headlines, all the blame at 7.5% annual inflation. its the highest in nearly 40 years, but as bad as that sounds, it is directly related to good news. fastest economic growth in four decades and a jobless rate thats just 4%. since the start of the pandemic, americans disposable income has...

Vacancies with a number of surveys the same businesses by finding it difficult to get workers. job vacancies, there are now well over 1.2 million and that is a record high in the uk, and more important, a crucial reason the labour market is so tight here in the uk is because of participation rate here. that is how many people actively in the labour market, either working or looking for work, that has not recovered to where it was pre—pandemic. roughly half a million below our pre—pandemic le...

This is bbc news. im joanna gosling. the headlines at 11: after sir keir starmer is harassed by protestors shouting the name of paedophilejimmy savile, downing street says therell be no apology. theres pressure on the prime minister to withdraw false allegations about sir keir when he was head of public prosecutions. we are looking at the fact that somebody at the top of an organisation has responsibility for what happens in it — thats the point the prime minister was making. i think thats a f...

$2,400 a year in their annual premiums. compared to last year, the average monthly premium for virginians has gone down more than 25%. over 5 million people have gained coverage through the aca since i became president. and as mentioned by javier, over 300,000 virginians have signed up for health insurance during the open enrollment period here in virginia. and we want to go further. long prescription drug prices get a cap on the amount people pay on medicare, pay for prescription drugs and to b...

You remember where state-mandated power out stages resulted in 200 deaths. more on this, meteorologist pedram javaheri has the very latest. good morning to you, pedram. how brutal are we expecting the storm to be here? >> isa, i think the impacts could be more significant than what we saw last weekend with the blizzard. the blizzard is getting attention around portions of the northeast where the population density is the highest. this frontal boundary as impressive as it gets and the impacts c...