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So i do hope we as the united states we can do more to help globally in terms of increasing those vaccination rates as well as here. >> i want to ask you about the economy now. inflation is justifiably getting a lot of attention. people feel it every day in their lives but if you look at the broader economic picture, there are some really positive indicators. new jobless claims are at their lowest level in 52 years, wages, retail sales, overall gdp is all up. does president biden deserve some credit for that? >> well the inflationary pressures are at his feet, and pressures are at his feet, an...

Have the budget for more expensive versions typically carried by first responders or used in hospitals. what will this shortage mean? >> i am afraid this shortage is going to lead to 12,000 to 18,000 additional overdose deaths this year. >> reporter: this unc professor helps harm reduction centers negotiate deals with pharmaceutical companies. >> the programs that serve the most vulnerable americans are reliant on this one special deal with pfizer. >> reporter: what are you hearing from these programs? what are they having to do? >> they are having to make decisions every day about who should ...

About, the bond market they're worried it will lead to slower future growth. in the future, the government spending is going to crowd out the private sector. most consumers in a gallup poll are saying that they're seeing these prices infecting the daily leaves and eating up the stimulus money. that's the concern going forward and it's not going away any time soon. higher prices are here to stay because of spending and supply challenges especially because of covid. >> neil: the supply challenges i can see. and the other challenges, in the middle of a pandemic, the economy was in park. it was st...

Restrictions from india and manufacturing supply challenges. the same adviser is saying that the us announcement on vaccine donations was an important start, but we need many other countries. g7 ministers, finance ministers, our meeting, as well as discussions going on with health ministers, in advance of the g7 meeting in cornwall in the uk next week, and we will be talking to someone about what is happening with the finance ministers and what discussions there they are likely to have with regards to increasing the number of donations to low—income countries, that will be coming up in a few...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) — U.S. manufacturing activity grew at a slower pace in April, likely constrained by shortages of inputs amid pent-up demand unleashed by rising vaccinations and massive fiscal stimulus. The Institute for Supply Management or ISM said on Monday its index of national factory activity fell to a reading of 60.7 last month after surging to 64.7 in March, which was the highest level since December 1983. A reading above 50 indicates expansion in manufacturing, which accounts for 11.9% of the U.S. economy. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the index edging up to 65 i...