congress is running out of time as it considers changing daylight saving time. and later, pirouettes for peace. the ballet company stranded abroad by war dancing across america to help their country. it s nice to fight. our task is to save ukrainian culture. good evening. tonight, president biden wrapped west aimed at delivering votes for democrats with critical midterms 23 days away. tonight, mr. biden stumped in portland with control of congress and the future of his agenda at stake. it was the last stop on a fur-day swing through oregon, california, and colorado. cbs skiler henry is at the white house with more. reporter: adriana, good to be with you. the president is doing everything he can to boost his party s bid to keep control on capitol hill, looking to lock up key votes in key areas where his approval rating is up. president biden wrapped up his west coast swing with a final stop in oregon, touting his legislative victories. including the inflation reductio
festival continues tomorrow. the the clock in the afternoon. that that is it for us a 5:00, see you back your 6:00. news tonight, final stretch. president biden wraps up his trip west with targeted stops on air force one. the critical midterms fast approaching. i ve never been more optimistic in my life. in georgia, high-stakes showdown. warnock and walker debate in a tight senate race. truss in trouble. in a stunning reversal, britain s new prime minister hoping for a reset. i m ian lee in downing street. prime minister liz truss job is on the line. also tonight, housing hangover. with mortgage rates near 7%, is the real estate party over? plus is falling back and springing forward a thing of the past? i m scott macfarlane.
massachusetts. what about you, the american consumer? before the crisis a lot of us were splurging on home loans we couldn t afford. many of us out of work and in foreclosure. we are not borrowing as much but are not earning quite as much either. coming up five years after the financial crisis housing is slowly recovering. break out the aspirin. why there is still a housing hangover in some spots. side-by-side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. that s one smart board what else does it do, reverse gravity? [ laughs ] split atoms? [ flo chuckles ] [ whirring ] hey, how s that atom-splitting thing going?
christine? thanks, zain. coming up, five years after the financial crisis, housing is slowly recovering. but break out the aspirin, folks. why there s still a housing hangover in some spots. that s next. es. especially today, as people are looking for more low, and no calorie options. that s why on vending machines, we re making it easy for people to know how many calories are in their favorite beverages, before they choose. and we re offering more low calorie options, including over 70 in our innovative coca-cola free-style dispensers. working with our beverage industry and restaurant partners, we re helping provide choices that make sense for everyone. because when people come together, good things happen.
they re in trouble because of the continuing housing hangover. more than anything else, they are in trouble because they re the punching bag, the banking industry is the punching bag of the obama administration and this new regulatory framework called dodd-frank that s coming down the pike at them. now, if you tell an entire industry you re just a bunch of fat cats. you re making profits, too much money, we re going to regulate you, we re going to restrict you. less than 1% work. then you send occupy wall street on to the bankers and call them fat cats and rotten guys, what do you think they re going to do? are they going to be in good shape? of course they re not. i don t understand why now? i mean, this has been a problem since 2008. wait a second, s&p has changed the criteria by which it judges the financial stability of a bank. ok, it s done that. but the european debt situation has gotten much, much worse very recently. the housing industry hasn t gotten any better. yeah,