0 effort to take this balloon down, that would pose a risk to these airplanes down below. so we re seeing this sort of take place to make it so that the area below is clear and safe for this to possibly happen. we will see exactly when that takes place. we know from the ground stop that was published by the faa, that is in place until 2:45 eastern standard time, so another 45 minutes. and this is also impacting, you know, flights that are going into other places. so this might mean that commercial flights on the ground are being told to stay on the ground so the trickle effect, the trickle-down effect goes beyond this area. it s a huge area, but it goes well beyond that and it s including places that have commercial planes flying into the three airports impacted. let s zero in on that. a huge area, 20,000 square miles, and that includes the coastline, and of course, what, generally about 14 miles of waterways along the coastline, which is, you know, u.s. territory before hitting inte
of tyre nichols having committed a crime. we re not going to see a traffic violation, a driving infraction actually occur, and we re very quickly going to see aggression from these officers. and so there is this question here of how does a traffic violation, if it even happens, escalate to the point of death? how does someone get executed for something that small, and the one piece the community is holding out hope for is that this case allows people to really zero in on police reform, zero in on the culture in policing, and root out and find what needs to be changed here, katy, that is the one piece that people are holding on to, that with anyone at the table talking honestly about this right now, that they can maybe get something done for once. and in that extraordinary interview with tom llamas, the police chief said they have not been able to substantiate that he was recklessly driving, they haven t seen that video, she s not saying that he wasn t, they just haven t been able to
the fact that they still don t know who is movable is deeply problematic. the reality here is it s been moving away from mccarthy. the momentum has been very slowly pulling away from him, not leaning toward him, which makes the job he s trying to do right now all the more difficult. wolf, i think big picture, the really important thing to zero in on is the fact that this is really demonstrating what life is going to be like with republicans attempting to have a governing majority in our united states capitol in the house of representatives, and this is the most acute preview of the hard things that they are not going to be able to accomplish. i mean, think about the person who does eventually get this job, and what they re going to have to face down every time there s something hard to do like raise the debt ceiling. that puts a lot on the line for the whole country. that s an important point because they re also basically undermining the idea of the
rally vote yesterday, and today she will be campaigning with joe biden. all right. gl gloria, thank you for that. let s zero in on the president s plans. hochul has been campaigning a lot more. joe biden has been campaigning a lot more in new york, skas well. he s returning to yonkers today, and in his previous visits, he s touted investments in semiconductor plants. he said if republicans take control of congress, they ll create chaos and do more damage. so is his message, does it seem to resonate with new york voters? reporter: that s the challenge right now for joe biden and democrats. not just in new york, but also across the country. and that is why seeing joe biden really seek to sharpen his economic and political message in these closing weeks of the election, trying to warn of the
cnn chief business correhristin romanss with numbers. the inflation drives the numbers, this number factory level inflation over the past 12 months up 8 1/2%. that s less than the prior month when we saw that rate, 8.7%. but here s the surprise. month over month from august to september, prices grew a little faster than many economists had expected, up 0.4%. the prior month had been down. so you see prices falling month on month, and now they ve ticked up again. let s look at the year-over-year picture. this is what we have been trying to zero in on. are we seeing signs of peaking in the inflation story. in terms of the annual producer of price inflation, you are seeing signs of peaking here. 8 1/2% is the number we re looking at now. it s off the worst levels of the summer but still zeroing in on the month-over-month number, higher than expected probably driven by gas prices. gas prices have been rising