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at the drive through, there is a value war. restaurant prices have risen faster than overall inflation. diners are pulling back. that has burger king bringing back it's five dollar meal. wendy's has a three dollar breakfast at mcdonald's offering a five dollar value meal for a limited time. >> it is fair to say that consumers in the drivers seat. >> the consumer is always in the drivers seat. they are telling the chains they want value and they want to slow the roll-on increases. >> inflation exhaustion is one reason sentiment has been our. a recent poll found a majority of americans think the economy is in recession. it is not. about half think the stock market is down and unemployment is at a high. the truth is, the
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treatment out for pts, it's really amazing. sandi, it's great to see you. thank you so much. and then a new our i've seen a new central starts now laying out their case. opening statements are about to begin in the federal gun trial of hunter biden and new details on how prosecutors plan to use very personal testimony to make their case to the jury and do this morning, president biden, telling time magazine in a new interview, he is uncertain whether israel has committed war crimes in gaza and mirrored garland fighting back his message to republican lawmakers. this morning, i will not be intimidated. >> the hearing that's about to get underway, i'm katie balden with john berman, sara sidner is out today. >> this is cnn news central
to tap into an authority that former president donald trump tried to use when he was president at something democrats decried and eventually it was struck down in the courts. but certainly this comes as biden in this trial trying to show he is doing more when it comes to border security at a time when republicans have tried to paint him as weak on the issue. >> okay. arlette saenz. thank you for the reporting from the white house thank you all for joining us this morning. i'm alison camera radha, our next our of newsroom with wolf blitzer starts now you are in the cnn newsroom. i, wolf blitzer in washington. we're following the breaking news up on capitol hill right now, house republicans have been grilling the attorney general of the united states merrick garland. that's about to continue. merrick garland is being asked about supposedly spreading baseless let's conspiracy theories that have been going on. and the justice department is using alleged lawfare. this is what
it's 11:00 eastern, and 8:00 a.m. pacific. i am ana cabrera in for josé diaz-balart. garland's appearance comes as house republicans recently advanced a bill to hold him in contempt of congress for not handsing over the audio recording of special counsel robert hur's interview with joe biden. >> i will not be intimidated and the justice department will not be intimidated. we will continue to do our jobs free from political influence and we will not back down from defending democracy. >> joining us now, ali vitali from capitol hill, and you have been monitoring this all our, and a federal prosecutor and nbc
fair, a lot of these players have gone into— fair, a lot of these players have gone into a _ fair, a lot of these players have gone into a very busy, very long domestic— gone into a very busy, very long domestic season and haven't had a decent _ domestic season and haven't had a decent break in a very long time. you have — decent break in a very long time. you have to _ decent break in a very long time. you have to level that up because all european slides are pretty similar— all european slides are pretty similar when all european slides are pretty similarwhen it all european slides are pretty similar when it comes to that. the other— similar when it comes to that. the other reason, of course, are they becoming — other reason, of course, are they becoming predictable is mike when she has— becoming predictable is mike when she has a _ becoming predictable is mike when she has a fully fit squad, she doesn't — she has a fully fit squad, she doesn't like to change or starting 11. doesn't like to change or starting it our— doesn't like to change or starting it our -- — doesn't like to change or starting 11. our —— ourteam is beginning to figure— 11. our —— ourteam is beginning to figure it— 11. our —— ourteam is beginning to figure it out? — 11. our —— ourteam is beginning to figure it out? teams are learning that if— figure it out? teams are learning that if you — figure it out? teams are learning that if you marker out of the game then england's fluidity goes a little — then england's fluidity goes a little bit. it will be interesting to see — little bit. it will be interesting to see that yes, they want to them to see that yes, they want to them to he _ to see that yes, they want to them to be unpredictable tonight lose their identity whether she changes their identity whether she changes the starting 11 tonight very much at all and _ the starting 11 tonight very much at all and how she approaches the game. that is— all and how she approaches the game. that is the _ all and how she approaches the game. that is the wider context was to the immediate issue is as we can see here, because that is the current table, there might be an imaginary, if you like, lying between two and three because it's if you like, lying between two and three because its two automatic qualification places in these teams of the structure. even below that line there is a bit of a safety net for england.
the reliance on overseas energy —— labour leader sir keir starmer. what is the timeframe for closing the door on the reliance on russian energy? since russia panic invasion of ukraine, this has been pushed up the agenda —— russia's invasion. ladle the agenda -- russia's invasion. we want our the agenda —— russia's invasion. l want our system to be reliant on clean and home—grown energy by 2030, so we will start at the moment we get in if we are lucky enough to win the election. in setting up great british energy, the national wealth fund and reforming the planning laws that we can get great connections into all our new paris supplies and get the work done as soon as possible. what we are aiming for his saving people £300 on bills per year by the first pilot —— are new powers supplies. we have a
the normandy american cemetery in normandy unlike any the world had seen. it required courage and leadership and on the beaches and in the skies that would come to be known as the greatest generation. 9387 of those heroes lie beneath the white crosses and stars of david you see behind me. they brought freedom to friends after four brutal years of nazi occupation and then they peeled back hitler's grip on europe step-by-step. later this our you will hear from the first of several or -- several veterans who will speak with the suite who will -- -- remarkable man who is now 104 years old. >> and as we moved on the
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welcome back. mexico city's former mayor, claudia sheinbaum projected to win mexico's presidential election in a landslide. and become the first woman ever hold the country's top job the 61-year-old also becomes the country's first jewish president, xi, one with about 60% of the vote according to early results, the us is closely monitoring it as president biden prepares to roll out a sweeping border related executive action. this week, cnn's max foster joins us live from london at max. good morning to you. always wonderful to see you. >> so shamed bomb has a series of challenges. >> honestly, security is top of that. this election was marred by violence in mexico, and of course there are our, of course, looming questions about immigration, us-mexico relations. the biden ministration is preparing this sweeping executive action at the border that they're going