while gas prices are down from a year ago they ve rising in recent weeks. how are americans dealing with it. welcome everyone. i m charles for neil cavuto. we have team coverage from new york city on shoppers feeling the pinch. how this is going to play on the campaign trail. it s consumer price index report shows prices increased 3.2 percent over last year, just slightly below expectations. 2/10 percent month over month suggesting inflation is not resurging some calling this report encouraging news but the numbers show how consumer wallets con to be stretched. you can see here charles that cost for shelter up 7.7 percent over last year. new vehicles up in price 3.5 percent. food prices higherpy 4.9 percent. basics popping, white bread 10.7 percent higher than last year, cereal bakery products up 7 percent, apples up 7.5 percent. even this slow down we have seen inflation from nine to three is of no benefit to the consumer. that just means the price of everything they re
speak life to key players on today s big stories. plus a first look at tomorrow s front pages. 10.30. good evening. some have waited over a quarter of a century to have their names cleared. hundreds of people wrongly accused of theft and false accounting, while running post offices. well, a new law in england and wales, to exonorate and compensate all these people whose lives were ruined is to be introduced after an itv drama questioned why one of the biggest miscarriages ofjustice in british history had not properly been resolved. downing street says it will also work with scotland and northern ireland to ensure victims wrongly accused in those nations are also cleared. scotland s first minister says he agrees with the law change. in a moment, we ll hearfrom some of those post office workers who ve campaigned for this day. dominic casciani will explain how the new law will work, and simonjack will look at the questions that remain for the company, fujitsu, responsible fo
of all the subpostmasters in england and wales who were wrongfully convicted because of a faulty computer system. rishi sunak has now announced plans to ensure the process is speeded up meaning that all victims will be exonerate and given compensation by the end of the year. downing street says it will work with scotland and northern ireland to ensure sub postmasters there can also be cleared. 0ur political editor chris mason is in westminster. evening sophie, what we are seeing here is politics in fast lane, this place taking a near unprecedented decision to intervene, in the actions of the independent courts and why? well, as one cabinet minister put it to me today, when members of your own family and millions of others watch that itv drama about the scandal and demand action, as a government you feel four night 0ft drama on the telly after two decades of injustice. and, just one week later. we after two decades of in ustice. and, just one week later. . . just one week lat
two more. he s already appointed two that have been very negative in terms of the rights of individuals. the idea that if he s reelected he s going to appoint two more flags upside down is really, i really mean it. could this be the scariest part of all of it? i think it is one of the scariest parts. look, the supreme court has never been as out of kilter as it is today. here s why appointments on the supreme court matter. on friday, the conservative majority of the court reinstated bump stocks, the device that allows a semiautomatic weapon like it is an automatic weapon. it s what the las vegas shooter used to fire more than 1,000 rounds in eleven minutes and kill 58 people at a music festival in 2017. critics say the obvious. this decision just made it a whole lot easier for somebody to almost instantly kill a whole lot of people. and those somebodies are out there. in fact, just a day after that decision to roll back what little gun restrictions we have left in this