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sentiment, what do you do? >> you acknowledge that prices are higher than before the pandemic. we made a choice not to go into a depression and you point out the unemployment rate has been below 4% for 27 straight months, something that hasn't happened since lyndon johnson was president. i don't know how much stronger case can be made for the economy being in reasonably good shape given everything we've gone through. >> i want to go back to what we were touching before. not just corporations warming to donald trump, even in the last few weeks, wall street's biggest names, some of them packing donald trump. i want to go through the reasons they are. you have nelson, steve schwartzman, bill lachman, ken griffin potentially backing trump depending who he picks as vp. they are using reasons i do not understand. they say inflation. inflation is a top priority although donald trump has not
down. why is that? we have unemployment at 50 year lows, below 4%, and it comes down to inflation. it comes down to the fact that gasoline, $3.55 is the national average, but it goes down to what the perception is. they look across the board when they go to the supermarket, going to gas. >> the fact these businesses were able to drop prices like that, what does that tell you about why they raised them? >> they were able to maintain margins they did not have for a long time. groceries and businesses in that sector of the economy run on thin profit margins. ikea, walmart, walgreens, now mcdonald's, burger king they are all cutting prices. we are getting back to a normalize rate of inflation. the biggest problem, it's the overall level of prices. the increase from pre-2019 that
these personal documents behind and why collect them each one of these people has a story, whether that story is coming here for asylum or coming here to have a better life, were coming here for nefarious reasons they've all going to store in recent weeks query along with friends who don't want to be on camera, have documented what they've seen. this thermal camera video appearing to capture a smuggler dropping off a large group, then taking off here, the desert nightfall brings freezing tempts. migrants often burn whatever might bring them some more form we joined corey after just a few hours of sleep. he's heading out at 4:00 a.m. to see what might happen in the hours leading up to biden's executive action aimed to limit border crossings we. >> don't try to keep my finger on the pulse because it changes so rapidly with the sunup query drives us to a path where most migrants are now believed to be entering here through brian syllabus his property on the weekends, just like two or
the energy department expects that to grow 75% by 2025 and get this. this year the u.s. department of energy says 81% of all new power added to the grid, 81%, will be provided by solar power and batteries. only 4% will be fossil fuels. this comes amid new research showing china may have already hit its peak of carbon dioxide emissions, because it is competing with the u.s. now. rapidly growing its power generation. this is a shocking turnaround for the world's biggest carbon emitter. in fact according to another estimate, global carbon emissions may have peaked last year. now at least here at home the question is whether or not this transformation, which is really, finally, belatedly, way too late, actually happening.
power of the state. >> and we're showing you the color bars that is happening in china right now. we're being censored as soon as we mentioned, as i said ties. but for the commercial break that we're gonna be talking about ten minutes square. these color bars went up and the signal is now being blocked. so tenement vigils have also obviously been banned in china. what security been like there well, obviously there's always heavy security at tenement square. there's heavy security in hong kong at victoria park where up until 2020, there were protests every year, sometimes 150,000 people this year, they arrested for people, two men, two women, ages 23269 that's based we all that's left of any commemoration of tenement square in hong kong. and yeah, as you see from the color bar, is china has essentially tried to erase this moment, this date, june 4, 1989, from his history, i have friends who grew up in china, who are highly educated people, but they didn't even know about the tenement square massacre
tenement square, 35 years ago today, red army tanks and troops moved in. witnesses told horrifying stories. some opening fire the next day, june 5, 1989, this defining image of the crackdown that are an unidentified man in a white shirt facing off against a column of tanks. brave loan act of defines his name, the fete remain a mystery no official death toll was ever released by the chinese government, but china tonight he joins us from taipei, taiwan so can you just remind people of what this anniversary represents? it will in june 4 4, 1989 35 years ago we don't know, as you said, how many people were massacred and gentlemen squared, these were young, some of the best and brightest minds in china who were out protesting for democracy, protesting for an end to government corruption. >> and they're calls were
>> and we're showing you the color bars that is happening in china right now. we're being censored as soon as we mentioned, as i said ties. but for the commercial break that we're gonna be talking about ten minutes square. these color bars went up and the signal is now being blocked. so tenement vigils have also obviously been banned in china. what security been like there well, obviously there's always heavy security at tenement square. there's heavy security in hong kong at victoria park where up until 2020, there were protests every year, sometimes 150,000 people this year, they arrested for people, two men, two women, ages 23269 that's based we all that's left of any commemoration of tenement square in hong kong. and yeah, as you see from the color bar, is china has essentially tried to erase this moment, this date, june 4, 1989, from his history, i have friends who grew up in china, who are highly educated people, but they didn't even know about the tenement square massacre until they moved out of the
the flights will go in july migrants have been detained, the flights will go injuly — but — the flights will go injuly — but oniy— the flights will go injuly — but only if i'm your prime minister~ _ but only if i'm your prime minister-— but only if i'm your prime minister. ~ ., , minister. we need to smash the ans minister. we need to smash the gangs that _ minister. we need to smash the gangs that are _ minister. we need to smash the gangs that are running - minister. we need to smash the gangs that are running this - gangs that are running this vile trade, making a huge amount of money, putting some of the most vulnerable people in boats across the channel and making a fortune. the general election will be held on the 4th ofjune. currently, the opposition labour party is leading in the polls. let's turn to some other important news around the world. the us house of representatives voted to sanction the international criminal court in response to its prosecutor applying for arrest warrants against israeli officials. the bill is not likely to be taken up in the democratic—controlled senate. president biden strongly criticised the ruling by the court, but said monday he opposes sanctions against it. japan's transport ministry raided the headquarters of motor giant toyota on tuesday, as a scandal over faulty safety data escalated. the world's largest car—maker has apologised for providing incorrect or manipulated data for safety certification tests. four other car—makers — honda, mazda, suzuki, and yamaha —
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