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29,000 still evacuated 13 years after March 2011 disaster

Designated residence area projects in four Fukushima towns — Okuma, Futaba, Namie and Tomioka — have been recognized so far.

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Tree that saved eight from 2011 tsunami feted through storytelling

The zelkova in Kesennuma has gained popularity among locals owing to its folklore as a 'protector of the people.'

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Morning Joe

>> the $3.11 may still seem high to people, but on an inflation-adjusted basis, it is at or below the average, really, since opec started doing its thing. food prices, which will also surprise people, were up 2.8% last year. even less than the overall inflation rate. >> as we move, steve, to your next chart, about this economy defying expectations, you talk to people who may even not be big fans of joe biden as we closed the year. the dow was up 37,000 from wall street's view, and for regular folks working, unemployment is down. what else are you looking at there? >> yeah, this was an economy and a stock market that surprised really all the experts. i don't think many predicted this. you'll see this the beginning of the year, economists were looking at a sliver of growth for the economy. some were predicting recession but not a lot of growth. what happened, and this includes the fourth quarter, which we'll get the actual number but we

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Way Too Early With Jonathan Lemire

you had most financial outlets and many economists assuring us that a recession was inevitable and that the unemployment rate would have to rise many points in order to get inflation down. go back a year and a half, and the price of gas was north of $5 a gallon. today, as i sit and talk to you on new year's eve day, there is no recession. unemployment has been below 4% for 22 months in a row. the price of gas this morning was $3.11 on average across the nation, and it was below $3 a gallon in 28 states. this combination of lowering inflation, and inflation is on a solid glide path back to its pre-pandemic rate, this combination of tight labor markets and easing prices has led to real wage gains. on a yearly basis, wages have been beating prices for nine months in a row. that's a trend, mike, not a blip. you reasonably ask, why isn't that reaching more americans?

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Morning Joe

their income, even adjusting for inflation, is up 6.6%. that's not nothing. obviously, we'd like it to be more, but it is not nothing. here's what is even more surprising if you're not surprised yet, which is that people at the bottom actually did better in relative terms than people at the top. people at the bottom saw their inflation adjustment incomes go up almost 14%, while people at the top saw their inflation adjusted incomes go up by 1.6%. we don't wish will on anyone. we want people everywhere to do well. the idea that people at the bottom in the last three years have done better percentage wise than people at the top should be very good news to americans. >> good news, steve. i want to ask, too, about gas prices. that's the gas and groceries, the one that smacked most of us in the face. you watch it, the register rolling up. gas prices were over 5 bucks in june of 2022, now around $3.11 a gallon this morning.

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Early Start With Christine Romans

prevent a fifth straight day of losses. the dow and the s&p and nasdaq mostly flat yesterday. home building pull back as they face spiking rates. november housing starts down more than 15% up from a year ago. housing data. on inflation watch, gas prices fell a penny overnight now at $3.11 a gallon. data on consumer confidence out today. back to your christmas dinner, it will cost 16% more this year. let's bring in nathanial meyerson. what's more expensive? >> just about everything. ham is up 7.8% from a year ago according to the bureau of labor statistics. turkey is up 18%. vegetables up 10%. baking will cost you more. flour up 25%. dessert time, pies are up 19%. >> what are the alternatives if you are trying to tweak your

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Anderson Cooper 360

the safety and the security and the relaxation. we have natural occurrences, of course, 3/11, after 3/11, we were wearing the arm bands, pray for japan, and the world was very sympathetic to earthquakes and tsunamis, but this is its own verve summon version, emotionally, of that natural occurrence, and i think it will change japan, unfortunately, forever. because it's -- it's really been an oasis and it's shown what it can teach the world. i wrote a piece for t"the japan times" almost five years ago, what japan can teach the u.s. about guns, and it was after the las vegas mass shooting. and i just -- i really -- i know that when i talk to my students in japan, we almost can't even go there, we can't even talk about this way that we live in

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FOX and Friends

the country. good morning to you, steve, brian, ainsley. that's right. so the president says his top priority is fighting inflation and lowering those prices across the country that are rising and this plan today that he will announce cannot come soon enough as gas prices now hit an all time high. take a look at this. triple a is reporting that the national average price of unleaded is now at $4.37. this is the highest ever recorded price. the last all time high happened back in march, back when russia invaded ukraine and that was at $4.17. so really, we've shot up about 20 cents in just about nine weeks. incredible. diesel is up, too, at $5.55. compare that to $3.11 this time last year. oil prices remain above $105 a barrel. so pump prices could keep going up. bad news. and take a look at this. prices up for a variety of needs right now across the country. fox news poll finds 44% of

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FOX and Friends

yesterday it was down a penny. previous record was last year at $3.11 a gallon. so here's what -- you know, that's like a tax on every person. >> brian: look at diesel too that's trucks after that. >> steve: we did. we will talk to some trucker as little later on. that's a cost on every single american. they are always talk this administration we will raise a n they are going to announce later today where the wealthiest families and corporations will pay their fair share they say with a new billionaire's minimum income tax. the big question for the administration is what is your fair share? you know, for some people it's nothing. a lot of people over half the country don't pay federal taxes at all. but for a billionaire, what's a good tax on them? 50 hers? 60? 70? 80? >> ainsley: that's probably what they will go for.

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Early Start With Christine Romans and Laura Jarrett-20220107-10:18:00

year. moving higher than at any point of all of last year. the 30-year fixed rate mortgage averaged 3.22% in the week ending january 6th. that's up from an average 3.11% the previous week. a year ago the 30 year rate was 2.65. that's a record low. mortgage rates are expected to rise as the economy improves and inflation looms. the trend could make home affordability an even greater challenge especially for lower income byers. higher mortgage rates could mean a less competitive market overall. refinancing over the past year, so these are historically low, very low rates. you can see them ticking up. i think that will be the trend for this year for sure, laura. >> something to watch. all right, supporters of novak djokovic trying to rally support for the tennis star. officials in australia saying he's acting above the law. cnn is livive in sydney next.

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