good thursday morning. top of the hour. i m erica hill. i m jim sciutto. major economic news this morning and good news. inflation showing signs of easing in the month of december consumer prices post the biggest monthly decline in months, also easing in the annual growth rate. the impact this could on the fed s decision to race interest rates. how much, how long, we ll break down the numbers just ahead. president biden s legal team has discovered a second batch of classified documents. the white house has declined to comment on the matter. republicans certainly have much to say. we ll discuss the legal political ramifications facing the administration, also the differences with trump s handling of such documents. the airline industry this morning recovering from that massive damage done by a single corrupted file yesterday. what is the faa saying as they investigate the cause for these thousands of delays and cancellations yesterday. we ll bring you up to speed. firs
they re underfunded and understaffed and these systems are outdated. it all comes during a time when the faa is going into its reauthorization process to fund the agency. we ll see how that pans out. we ll also see if this lands in hearings on capitol hill sometime soon. a lot of pressure from congress as well. probably would not be surprising to see that. pete, appreciate the update. thank you. an important update on a story we ve been following all week. more than 7,000 nurses here in new york city back at work this morning. this ends a three-day strike. the nurses union struck a tentative agreement with mt. sinai and montefiore hospitals after workers demanded, not just higher pay, but really what was key was more staffing. the union says the new deal will provide enforcement safe staffing ratios and at montefiore, the hospital agreed to financial penalties for failing to comply with agreed-upon staffing units. the hospitals are calling the