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>> griff: americans on high alert this dumpings giving. explosion on the rainbow bridge killed two people and set off major alarm bells before officials announced there was no connection to terrorism. the cause of the explosion now believed to be a speeding car that crashed on the u.s. side of the border. this latest incident comes as u.s. government warns law enforcement nationwide the ongoing war in the middle east could lead to a potential attack in our country. welcome to a special edition of fox news live i'm griff jenkins. >> julie: i'm julie banderas. terrorism fears is how th...

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said the hostilities in the Middle East have only had a 'limited impact' on energy costs and other consumer prices.

So people are spending on credit cards, credit card debt over trillion dollars and multiple job holders is at an all-time high. no eight year old kid wants to grow up and work two or three jobs to put food on the table. >> griff: the inflation chart, change in consumer price index is called inflation. as you point out, prices up, wages only up 14%. the math has to work. >> mark: correct, look at savings, total amount of savings today compared to pre-pandemic levels and adjust for inflation, bottom 80% have less in savings than they did pre-pandemic. bottom 80%, almost all of america.

Down a little the soaring cost of many foods is keeping inflation around a 40 year high. our editor explains wages are not keeping up feeling a wave of strikes over the country. it has fallen for the second month in a row, you have noticed at the garage the price of diesel fell sharply in december but the price of other things remained high and rising, essentials like food, what everyone is hoping that over the year prices today has peaked, there is the inflation chart, as you can still see higher and wages are rising in the private sector and the public sector, it means standards of living ar...

Released this week, inflation -- which has been crushing the u.s., could potentially be coming down. not to mention the economy, writ large, is actually doing very well. after months of persistent price increases, inflation drop to an annual rate of 7.7%, in october. down from 8.2%. by the way, this is an inflation chart going back to 1965. you have some sense of how it is gone over that time. this seven points at 1%, was lower than economists anticipated. it may mean the interest rate hikes we are seeing are working. this one might affect you even more directly the stock market surged reflect...