good has his hand on the pulse of the kansas city economy. he s convinced it s time to expand into a wholesale juice provider to whole foods. well, our economy in kansas city is growing. i think, as you all know, and we as a small business are also growing in concert with that growth. reporter: chris good s good news is also reflected in new jobs numbers. adp reported 324,000 private jobs added in july, 73% coming from small businesses. from its solid economic growth, receding inflation, and unemployment near a 54-year low, one of main street s biggest banks, bank of america, today joined the fed and reversed its prediction for the economy, paraphrasing john lennon, imagine no recession, it s easy if you try, but the optimism comes as credit rating agency fitch downgrades the u.s. from aaa to aa plus citing the insurrection,
difference between the two is a bigger margin when kemp won by four years ago. he maintains an advantage over the 50% threshold. in pennsylvania, josh shapiro, 324,000 votes. 15% of the votes there in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. let s get an update now from the state of michigan. incumbent gretchen whitmer is currently leading. whitmer is currently on the lead. let s chak a look at the race that nobody expected to be as close. kathy hochul is running for her first term, she leads considerably over congressman from long island lee zeldin, 265,000 votes as we just got the updates from the empire state. 9% of the
324,000 people. we do know that the needs will grow. but it s a cash assistance. the cash assistance means we will provide assistance to people running back to the house to rebuild so that they can buy items that they need, but actually start their livelihoods again. over a million livestock has been killed during the disaster. livestock is so important for the people in pakistan. so we will also assist them by providing funding so that they can rebuild their lives. they can buy cows. they can buy goats and start their lives slowly, slowly again. this will have an economical impact to a country that economic crisis because of the currency challenges, because of the covid situation. this will have an impact for years and years to come. yeah, absolutely. well, listen, stay safe, you and all of your workers out there as you deliver much needed help to those affected. head of the international federation of red cross and red
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we hope enough for us to reach the next season. we don t yet know how many variants will be down the line, but i am thinking two vaccines peryear, one flu, one covid is likely to be the norm for some time. more than 324,000 people had their first dose of a covid vaccine in the latest 24 hour period, bringing the total to more than 29 million. over three million people have now had both doses. when nonessential shops reopen in england on april 12 after months of closures they will be allowed to stay open until 10:00 at night, six days a week. the government says the extended opening hours will help shoppers return safely to the high street, protectjobs, and reduce pressure on public transport. but any effect on the number of coronavirus cases will need to be closely monitored. simon jones, bbc news. we rejoined now from our london newsroom by our political correspondentjessica parker.