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Far. now, wisconsin, expected to be one of the tightest races on the map tonight. take these numbers with a grain of salt, mandela barnes. 70% who sits at 29.8%. i am sure jon king can explain to us why it looks that way. now, i want to check in on iowa, another unexpected place on the map but there was an iowa poll late in the cycle from a trustworthy pollster out this that showed chuck grassley in a tight race with mike franken. there is very little vote in iowa at this hour. we only have 11% in. let's dip in on pennsylvania where fetterman of 65.5% and dr. mehmet oz at 55%. this is another

Quickly. and that will go to the same court of appeals. we could have two sort of parallel tracks. the stay track and then important not about the 11th circuit. one of the conservative courts of appeals in the country. seven judges are republican appointees. with senior judges five more republican no, mminated. four democratic. you get three randomly chosen at the panel. i ran this by my brother-in-law who is a physics phd. i said what's the odds? he said 65.5% to have two or more republicans on the three-judge panel. >> shout out to the brother-in-law playing a role today. >> talk about the t...

Difference. still a nail biter, still anybody's race between mccormick and oz. let's go to the state of idaho where incumbent governor brad little is in a republican primary against his own lieutenant governor. little is at 65.5% of the vote. he is 5,200 votes ahead of janice mcgeachin, the lieutenant governor, with only 65% of the vote in. that's still very, very early. let's go to the headquarters of dr. oz in newtown, pennsylvania, outside of philly. how are oz supporters reacting to this increasingly razor thin close race?

That is a huge uptick in one year, and it is throwing household budgets out of whack. but taken as a whole, we are still in an era of low inflation. now one reason prices probably stayed low for so long is because wages stayed low. this graph looks at wages going back to 2001 adjusted for inflation. you see workers didn't start to make real gains until the late 2010s. and now inflation is eating into those gains. but they have made gains, and perhaps as inflation subsides, those gains will grow again. cheap goods help keep inflation down in the last two decades. have a look at this graph by ma...

, crop and is not causing such a severe impact but as we learn from the national statistics service, it remains pretty high, the virus is still fragmented out there. but it's the balance between leaking legal restrictions and leaving the life that living a life that covid—19. let's bring you the latest covid figures. 66,636 new cases have been reported in the latest 21t hour period. a further 206 deaths were reported within 28 days of a positive covid test and now 65.5% of over 12s have had a booster of third dose of vaccine.