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Contributing to the shortage of pilots. again, its very sensitive and both sides management and labor and the regulators have to get involved in examining all of that. its hard to change. >> trace: secretary chao, good to have you on. >> thanks so much. >> trace: breaking right now, a new covid crackdown as chinas hospitals are getting overwhelmed with patients. starting next week, everyone two years and older flying to the u.s. from china will have to get a covid test two days before they leave...

Last year was the year of fomo. now its the year of we have to save. we have to see whats going to happen. i think people are very guarded right now, as well they should be. >> you know, those years of 3% mort gauge rates were not normal, folks? >> that was not normal at all. people got used to that. they were celebrating. they were excited. they were buying. but now we shifted. and im not surprised by whats going on right now considering inflation rates and the war. i think this was to be expec...

Level for ia years, and said they could rise further still if prices continue to soar. the benchmark rate has been lifted to 3.5% from 3%, in a widely expected move. the chancellor said it was vital to take action to lower inflation. andrew verity reports. in pudsey in west yorkshire, clive turner works in customer service for a large supermarket chain, earning around £20,000 a year. together with his girlfriend, on a similarly modest income, he is already struggling, like millions of families,...

Transmitting the virus. >> the, fluid raging over the holidays amid a population fresh out a path to the mink lockdown. doctor safer many antibodies are low coming infections to soar. this with childrens hospitals already pushed to the brink by rsp. >> rsp is very treatable. senator chuck schumer at a new york hospital friday calling on the u.s. department of health and human services to send extra doctors. as somebody who has a beautiful little granddaughter five, months i very much worry about...

Lot of presidents have come out of a major pandemic the way thi presidency has however, beneath the surface, trouble lurks around because inflationary concerns continue to soar. with a light at the end of the tunnel increasingly looking lik an oncoming locomotive. with wages of less than 5 percent against a backdrop of inflation near 8 percent and cooper. the labor market is incredibly strong. it is too great in a way becaus its going to be adding to inflation. >> this administration is in troub...

Disturbing numbers are likely to soar. >> lets get more information tonight on the borde r crisis, my colleague speaks with texas republican congressman tony gonzales. >> lets bring in texas i republican congressman tony gonzales to talk about thee situation along the southern border, an area he represents, s some 800 miles along the u.s. southern border, thanks for being here. >> thank you for havinor hg me. >> you are with leader mccarthy as a group of youte went down to the border facilities ...

Season. i dont know if it is because my kids are way past this phase im not in tune, but i dont feel that ive heard about the tickle me elmo or whatever it may be this season. >> no, and i went looking specifically for that erica, knowing that we were going to have that conversation. there are some hot toys, lol surprise is still hot. lego is still really hot. doug and melissa still really hot. but were not seeing that one item soar above everything else. >> i could always get behind legos at an...

The southern border, also adding to the problem. >> if 80,000 americans a year dying from fentanyl. thats not a drug problem, its a poison problem. they are poisoning our streets of fentanyl and they are doing it on purpose. they have facilitated this entire immigration crisis. >> with title 42 set to expire, those disturbing numbers at the border are likely to soar. theres been nearly 350,000 border encounters so far this year alone. thats up from just under 300,000 this time last year. julie? ...

>> steve: i was reading this morning, that after the long thanksgiving holiday, there are going to be a number of school districts that will not let kids back into school until they have a negative covid test. >> ainsley: in america? >> steve: yeah, in america. >> brian: unbelievable. >> steve: and elsewhere. 7:13 now here in the east. carley joins us with some news about some unusual vending machines. >> carley: you were talking about health crises affecting the country, fentanyl is one of them...

Way up with just under 300,000 this time last year. and sadly 53 migrants have died trying to cross illegally. with title 42 set to expire, those numbers are likely to soar, 15 republican-led states requesting a federal judge to keep the title 42 in place and still the biden white house mocking the visit. speak with the question we have for kevin mccarthy, what is his plan? what is he doing to help the situation that we are seeing? what is his plan? he goes down there and as a political stunt li...