World war ii, a man whose policies are extreme is far less radical than the war mongering elite in his country. she paints an alliance in the regime and tells the new yorker that arrests are carried out, sometimes without putin s knowledge. putin s decisions appear confused and putin s view can be add odds with his own agencies. for example, putin sees him as a hero, even as the federal security services view him as a threat. putin faces more severe economic pressures than is widely believed. the wal the wall street journal reported information that belies the fact that russia s economy
neil: good for don. and ron? not so good for joe. the poll numbers that have people shifting a little bit of their forecasts and strategies. jacqui heinrich has more. jacqui? yeah, that is bad news for the president hitting a low that we have not seen, 36% overall approval rating amid concerns about his age, his mental acutie. these questions that have dogged his presidency. the white house is just outright dismissing this polling, telling us that it s add odds with most polls on the approval rating and they point to democrats wins in the mid-terms while the president s average was lower than where it is now. we re getting a similar posture from the biden campaign. maga republicans and their extreme agenda are deeply unpopular and threaten our freedoms. we ll continue to focus on
Something about fema. reporter: overall fema has dolled out more than 70 million here. down to the studs. reporter: but victim like single mother of two vanessa rouse are still stuck in limbo. this was the kitchen. reporter: she says her flood insurance and homeowners insurance are add odds over who should cover this so for now rouse is paying a mortgage on a house she can t live in. i used to come almost every day but i don t come that often anymore. reporter: why is that. because it s so sad because every day it s more and more apparent of the loss. reporter: the loss and the long road ahead. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, whitesburg, kentucky. duncan: well a pre-school daycare center overseas was the site of an horrific attack today. that story when we come back. when it was time to sign up for a medicare plan. mom didn t know which way to turn.
The american citizen who is on the other end of this. we talked about stakeholder capitalism and the public was going to buy products that they care about and shun products that they thought were being that climate implications or human rights implications. you tell me. see what the ratings are. we ll see the question. we keep hearing about ceo s who are having to respond to millennial gen z employees who say we won t work with you if you re ethics are not in line and they have superstars, they don t need this money. i don t think bubba watson is struggling to pay his light bill this month and yet they re doing something like this. this is dissect what ceo s is telling us about the life and doing business seems to be add odds with this is the great hypocrisy as the esg movement and that is
General is here as the state faces a new lawsuit from seven virginia school boards who are add odds with governor youngkin already because he has declared that masks will be optional for students. they say huh-uh. masks are mandatory. that s a face-off going on. at any moment now, an update on houston police on a man hunt that is under way for a suspect that shot and killed corporal charles galloway during a routine traffic stop. peter king is here on the violence here in new york city and in texas and elsewhere for our police officers across the country. he s next. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut.
Long table thanks to covid restrictions. macron beliefs russia has a right to ask questions about its security and seek guarantees, a statement that seems to be add odds with the united states, and putin did not offer to de-escalate in the meeting with macron, and russia does continue to deny any plans of an invasion, but should russia decide to invade, russia intelligence warns there s enough work done for a full scale invasion, and they offer a look at what it could look like of an invasion, and kyiv would be taken within 48 hours, and 50,000 civilians could be killed or wounded in just the first week and 5 million people could
Line? we heard him say six minutes, six hour, six weeks, so he might be okay with this october 31 deadline, but he has work to do, right? and to quote president biden, he said he s going to work like hell to try to get both of these measures passed even as both remain at a stand off over exactly how to proceed with the president s top priorities. the president has acknowledged there s frustration on all sides as these negotiations have played out over the course of the past few weeks and moderates and progressives still appear to be add odds over the proposal then the larger $3.5 trillion proposal which they are expecting will likely be trimmed down a bit in order to win over some moderates. the president is spending the weekend at his home in wilmington, delaware. he is planning to stay engaged on the issue. talking to lawmakers while he is there. he also will be hosting lawmakers here at the white house next week as well as
Doing in terms of taking precautions. where we started the month of july was the white house trying to celebrate the fact that as the slogan went america was coming back together. well we don t hear that kind of messaging any more. but they are seeming to want to be add odds in terms of going back wards from where they were as they pressed forward with their other agenda at this point. the white house is walking a fineline here, too. the message that i m getting is a lot of this, they think, is being driven by a concern for cases. and the concern is that there is not the data just yet to support that this is a widespread problem. the biggest issue, and jen psaki just repeated this, is getting everyone vaccinated. they see some positive signs now that in the deep pockets of the
Coalition that netanyahu was using his position as prime minister to shield himself from accountability of those charges. if they can get the vote, it will be a fragile government because it won t have a strong mandate. it will bring together people who disagree about fundamental issues. but what they agree on is they want to turn the page on this 12-year era of netanyahu. they are thinking maybe they will have a better chance in a post-election environment. they didn t want to have any comment. the biden administration has been quiet, but do you think anybody will be sad to see him go after netanyahu was add odds with the obama administration
Levels at the white house. perhaps the straw that broke the camel s back is this idea that bolton was opposed to what was going on potentially at camp david with the taliban. people were letting it be known that he was add odds with that. the administration was putting on this face of unity surrounding this idea of going to camp david. we heard from secretary pompeo and the vice president that they were in alignment with the president on decisions that he was making about the taliban even though we know that pompeo was driving this idea of the peace plan. the vice president, the national security adviser bolton and the cia were all very skeptical about this idea. they know what happened before 9-11 when the taliban was in control. i think the fact that people were coming out, to say that