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times higher than when president biden took office. >> bill: threatening to make it worse a possible strike by tens of thousands of railroad workers. could happen as soon as friday. stoppage would cost the economy $2 billion a day. that leaves about a third of the u.s. freight in the lurch. >> dana: biden administration is working to broker a deal between unions and rail companies. the dispute is already impacting service with amtrak suspending some trains. kelly ogrady has the latest ...

in premier league history. good morning. there is a lot of dry weather to come today although some light and patti went across the north—west first thing in the morning. forthose north—west first thing in the morning. for those that are desperate to see some heavy rain, i think i can see someone at the distant horizon. i will tell you more about that a little bit later on. good morning. its sunday, 28th august. our main story: the prime minister has said whoever succeeds him will a...

but we are so grateful to have you spending your morning with us. >> were thrilled to have you with us. it is a bittersweet morning here at cnn. it is christis last day with us at "new day." well have a lot to say about that. share some good-byes later this hour. stick around for that. we do want to begin with the breaking news, what is happening in ukraine. >> yeah, because the war there is looming over a meeting of g7 leaders in europe right now. there were explosions that rocked the...

more favorable if the justices start to fear that there will be wild chaos on january 6th unless they rule by then either way. this was about two weeks before january 6. the "times" says this raises questions about a possible link to the idea of the violence that ultimately took place. cnns katelyn polantz live in washington. explain to us about these revelations involved in all of these emails. >> reporter: hi. so this new story from "the new york times" describes emails between two l...

the bidens attended mass at sacred heart catholic church where an influx of funerals is imnenlt. they are meeting privately with the victims families this afternoon. so many of them want an answer to an excruciating question, would their loved ones be here today if police had acted sooner? the justice department is stepping in saying it will conduct a review of the law enforcement response as a top texas official admits the decision not to breech the classroom even as the children were...

prices, were going through an incredible transition that is taking place that god willing, when its over, well be stronger and the world will be stronger and less reliant on fossil fuels when this is over. >> emily: john james, the president has finally said the quiet part outloud, right, that the skyrocketing prices of gas and oil is all because of his agenda. its exactly what the democrats wanted when they killed the keystone pipeline and when they killed all the oil leases. >> john:...

>> president biden continues to blame russia inflation continues to sore near a 40 year high. >> this is no laughing matter. every i do life is less affordable under joe biden. >> multi million dollars mansion burning to the ground as a fast moving wildfire rangetion the coast line. >> not looking good. every other house is on fire. >> he scores! its a power play goal and the rangers lead. ♪ ♪ working for a living ♪ working ♪ working for a living ♪ living and working ♪ im t...

inflation. >> take a look and i agree s with what chairman paul said last week that theeek number one threat is the strengthon in strength that we build is inflation. look, i know youve got to be frustrating. no, i can taste it for inflation and its going to take any responsibility or policy. i think our policy is to helppde nots hurt. think about think about what they say the vast majority of the of the of the economist think that this is going to be a real tough problem to solve. but...

Here. Thank you. Thank youthank you for joining. We will be talking with julia keller and elizabeth taylor. Pulitzer, a Pulitzer Prize winning writer, was the longtime cultural critic at the chicago tribune. Her new book, quitting a life the slash the myth of perseverance and how the new science giving up can set you free is. Her 14th published book excuse me, she has written both fiction nonfiction and it joins her critically acclaimed eight volume mystery series, which is set in her home state...

Behind us here. The next event starts at 2 00. Thank you very much for being here. Thank you. Thank youthank you for joining. We will be talking with julia keller and elizabeth taylor. Pulitzer, a Pulitzer Prize winning writer, was the longtime cultural critic at the chicago tribune. Her new book, quitting a life the slash the myth of perseverance and how the new science giving up can set you free is. Her 14th published book excuse me, she has written both fiction nonfiction and it joins her cri...