inflation rate since march of 1992, in fact the highest since the bank of england became independent, let s look at what it is. electricity, up 18.8%, gusts up 28.1%, and something that has been there the whole time, used car prices up 28%, mainly down to the fact that we have had a shortage around the world of chips. it is amazing to think you could have bought a car this time last year, and it is worth more than you paid for it. is, year, and it is worth more than you aid for it. , year, and it is worth more than you paid for it paid for it. a used car, my goodness! paid for it. a used car, my goodness! some - paid for it. a used car, my goodness! some people i paid for it. a used car, my - goodness! some people might have done uuite goodness! some people might have done quite well goodness! some people might have done quite well by goodness! some people might have done quite well by buying goodness! some people might have done quite well by buying a - goodness! some peopl
and that s for age 5 to 11. it s only 28.1%. only 18.8% of children have gotten one dose for the kaiser family foundation. even though 74.2% of all u.s. adults are fully vaccinated and the places where it s the lowest are places in the south and also in republican states. are we going to get to the point where we re going to have to add covid vaccines to the mandated vaccines that kids, the mmr and other vaccines kids have to get to go to school? the city of new orleans will actually do that, they will mandate it for kids 5 and up. is that where we re going to have to go, adding this to the other vaccines kids have to get to go to school? well, joy, i think a couple of things to note is that vaccines for adult haves been around the longest and we saw that when those vaccines first came out, that the percentage of adults who said they wanted to get vaccinated was actually low.
well, the pacific northwest in november is no stranger to heavy rain, but what s happening right now in washington state and canada s british columbia is extreme even by their standards. meteorologist pedram javaheri looks at the atmospheric river drenching the region. pedram. good morning, rosemary. here s what s happening across the u.s. general quiet weather, there is one area of interest across the pacific northwest. we have a flooding action across the region. in recent weeks we ve seen multiple atmospheric river patterns produce an incredible amount of rainfall in this meteorological autumn which runs from the first of september to today, november 30th. seattle has picked up an historic 18.8 inches of rainfall. the single wettest autumn on record besting the 18.6 inches that fell back in the autumn of 2006. you ll notice flood alerts, widespread across the western half of washington state, heavy rainfall especially around the
because of the defund movement and eliminating qualified immunity. then they eliminate the proactive crime unit. the candidate for mayor, the former captain, we have to have stop and frisk and take bad folks to jail. it doesn t stop with the police what are the prosecutors doing? trace: it s a good point, chief. i want to mention the numbers. shooting incidents year to date in new york. 730. shooting incidents year to date, 2021, 867. and it s august. percent change, 18.8%. geraldo, last week you said the cops are on their heels and they need to move forward and be proactive. the question is how can you tell them to be proactive when nobody has their backs? the good news, trace, is that there are two men in new york now that do have the cops