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Say, looking at the size of their bills, _ say, looking at the size of their bills, will— say, looking at the size of their bills, will be quite happy to see the energy firms forced to stump up a bit the energy firms forced to stump up a hit extra _ the energy firms forced to stump up a bit extra to pay for public services _ a bit extra to pay for public services and maybe bring the bills down _ services and maybe bring the bills down further into the future, and also help— down further into the future, and also help to balance the nation's hooks _ also help to balance the nation's books. ...

Fact that you would sit down in a normal forum fact that you would sit down in a normalforum in a beautiful tropical coral two island sit well coral two island doesn't sit well with many western leaders. and yet they are our friends at the table and also them for president putin that you have china, who will be attending as well for them and the other former bricks countries as they are called, brazil and india, south africa who are probably more willing to hear out what putin has to say. this is going to give him more of an influence in this forum that he would and many others like the g8 tha...

And the chaos that we saw which followed the budget from september and yields rising borrowing rates and yields rising borrowing rates and the pound plummeting, that seems to have levelled off so i suppose you could point it out and say, well, the basis of the economy isn't as unstable as it was and maybe this time last month, that being said, there still coming into winter with an energy crisis going up and huge black holes in the public finances which need to be filled on november the 17th byjeremy hunt and inflation going up and if you're in a tracker mortgage you're looking at 0.75% rise i...

Nina trentmann is bureau chief at the wall streetjournal in new york. thank you forjoining us. your reaction first of all, 0.75%. yes. it was something _ reaction first of all, 0.75%. yes. it was something that _ reaction first of all, 0.75%. yes. it was something that the - reaction first of all, 0.75%. yes. it was something that the fed . reaction first of all, 0.75%. jazz it was something that the fed had telegraphed earlier in recent weeks, it wasn't necessarily a surprise that this was confirmed as such it's interesting to see this is the fourth time the fed went for such a significant he...

Impact statements as families, friends, and survivors got their final chance to confront the gunman. with inflation still near a 40-year high, the federal reserve again took drastic action today to cool down the economy, raising its benchmark interest rate another 0.75%. it's now at the highest level in 15 years. that's going to drive up interest rates on your credit cards and mortgage loans. cbs' robert costa is in the battleground state of pennsylvania where inflation could have a major impact on the midterms. >> reporter: washington struggled to tame inflation has put democrats on the defen...