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Would react to that? >> well, thats an interesting question because the markets have gotten kind of addicted to deficit spending, to the federal reserve artificially keeping rates low to finance the spending, and this has been going on for years. to so to kind of end that might be dramatic to the market. but, you know, whats worse is if inflation isnt transitory, then because the federal government is not going to do anything about it, which would be raising taxes and cutting spendings, then the...

Take to get everybody rescreened? are we talking hours, minutes? it seems to me like its going to be hours. >> the rescreening process and the determination by airport security that things can begin to move is going to take time. the faas lifting of the ground stop probably -- may not have been coordinated. theyre saying that as far as an air traffic control standpoint, they can move traffic in and out of atlanta. that does not mean that the airlines are going to be cleared to start boarding pas...

Facemasks, certainly on public transport here in the south—east of england, what is your view of that? i think we should do as much as possible to encourage people. it is difficult because when you release restrictions, the genie is out of the bottle and getting people to comply is tricky. we have seen real—world evidence in a study looking at 30 different studies around the world showing that facemasks are really effective and can reduce infection and the spread of infection by over 50%, so...

She has parkinsons and dementia hurting her hand and face. >> we worry about her falling, accidentally taking the wrong medications. >> reporter: lolly works 50 hours a week caring for client just the family fills in the gaps where they can but finding additional care is almost impossible. >> we are in a serious crisis. we are short by at least a million workers today. >> reporter: why is it so hard to find people to fill the positions? >> it is multidimensional. one is because the job is extrem...

The survey noted that employment continued to fall in October as some firms were reluctant to hire additional staff amid cost pressures

WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Stocks have moved mostly higher in morning trading on Thursday, extending the upward trend seen over the past several sessions. The Nasdaq and the S&P 500 have reached new

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"Most of the retailers we're talking to feel they're in a fairly good position for holiday shopping," said a rep from the National Retail Federation.

And that is contributing to the lack of trust according to moderate democratic congresswoman who talk to me earlier today. there is no question once the larger bill if it does get out of the house and that is still a question because pelosi can only afford to lose three votes, if that does get out of the house itll go over to the senate and at that point joe manchin in particular has called for a number of changes including getting rid of paid family leave as part of the proposal that nancy pelo...

Lets talk about this plan for countries to quit coal. josh burke is a senior policy fellow at the grantham research institute on climate change and the environment. thank you forjoining us. can you point to any model countries in terms of the move away from coal and how they had done it and how it could be a template? the how they had done it and how it could be a template?— how they had done it and how it could be a template? the uk has got a really strong _ could be a template? the uk has go...