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anniversary with a big event at the white house as he struggles to sell his economic agenda, dubbed bidenomics, to the american people. the sweeping $750 billion climate and health care legislation has supported more than 270 new clean energy projects across the country. those were expected to create 86,000 new jobs according to a new study from bank of america. the rate of inflation is down from 8.5% last july to 3.2% last month. and hiring still very strong. the unemployment rate near historic lows at 3.5%. and yet, according to the latest cnn polling, just 37% of americans approve of president biden's handling of the economy and even fewer approve of his handling of inflation. cnn business and politics correspondent vanessa jurkevic joins us with more but first let's go to the white house with cnn white house correspondent
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it's time for them to step up. >> and, julian, meanwhile new york city is set to distribute flyers at the u.s./mexican border telling them to pick another city. no guarantees the city will be able to provide shelters and resources. cities across the country are grappling with the crisis. what's the long-term solution here, julian? >> the long-term solution here is put a stop to this bussing of migrants ad hoc by being able to deliver morpheme ma money to cities like new york city, los angeles, others that are taking thelion's share. it's 86,000 and those bussed by florida and texas and those who go and travel to new york and find a way to get there. so there needs to be more
and you heard president biden say this, that this was a difficult decision for him. they frame this as basically something that ukraine needs at this time to protect its own civilians, to protect its own citizens in the face of this russian invasion. but one of the reasons why i was prompted to ask those questions and i think the president as well said it was a difficult decision is we have seen numerous human rights groups voiced criticism, numerous allies of the united states as well, western allies, voiced criticism with this cluster munition, just some stats for you, since world war ii cannot just ukraine, but various conflicts, it's been about 56,000 estimated to 86,000 civilians that have been harmed by these munitions. what i wanted to know is the white house and jake sullivan said they have provided written assurances by ukraine for the terms which they would use
thousand pounds being wiped off the average house price. the difficult uk property now costs just under £286,000. it's another exciting day for tennis fans, many of whom are probably rather tired after yesterday's late night on wimbledon's centre court. andy murray will resume his match against stefanos tsitsipas later this afternoon — with murray leading two sets to one. nesta mcgregor is at sw19 for us. it was a very tennis standards. you get the feeling andy murray would have wanted the match take to continue. he had all the momentum and it is a new day, new fans, who knows if that will work in tsitsipas's favour. it is worth saying that as well as that 11pm therapy the conditions under the roof could have been a factor as well. we saw both players slipping and at one point during the match andy murray went down and there was
kevin, first fall in more than a decade, a big moment? yes, and it chimes with — decade, a big moment? yes, and it chimes with other _ decade, a big moment? yes, and it chimes with other surveys - decade, a big moment? yes, and it chimes with other surveys showing | chimes with other surveys showing these house price falls and having facts, which is part of lloyds bank group, the biggest mortgage lender in the uk, saying now that the typical house price for a property in the uk is £286,000, that is £3000 down on a year ago, £7,500 down on the peak in august. but before that, prices were rising quite fast, so actually if we look back two years, they are still £25,000 higher than they are still £25,000 higher than they were two years ago. so, what next? of course, we don't exactly know, but analysts are expecting a pretty stagnant housing market were certainly difficult for people trying to get on the property ladder. why is that? it is all to do with mortgage rates, including it has to be said by the halifax itself, which has put those up, so we can see here that we've got the borrowing costs for new fixed deals, the average rates that are being charged, it peaks there after the