work, but still that s underlying strength in the american economy. and then when i look at a jobless benefits, this number has been pretty consistently below 200,000 every week. it rose from 389,000. just look at the trend there, you guys. i mean, this is a sign of the still very strong job market . layoffs outside of the tech sector are pretty rare. bosses are more interested in holding onto workers than laying them off here, so we re just kind of trying to parse every one of these numbers for any sign of the fed s work is magic is working, and i think overall here we can still say this is still a solidly performing economy again. rear view mirror looking. no one knows what s going to happen here in the future. a lot of moving parts but still resilience, i would say in the economy little signs of maybe the fed s rate hikes working, but resilience over all right, everyone, everyone looking for those signs. christine romans, as you said, thanks so much, and let s take a closer look at
can, at the battleground desk. where are the votes coming in, david? because obviously this is a very strong early lead for democrats that i don t think is going to bear out throughout the rest of the night. one of the things we are going to be looking at all night long where we can is sort of what kind of vote is in. is it free election vote, absentee by mail, early vote, which we know tends to favor democrats more. they show up in more robust numbers that way versus election-day votes. this is the state of play right now that you and john have been talking about, jake. raphael warnock has 389,000 votes right now in the georgia senate race to herschel walker s 258,000. 16% of the estimated vote is currently in. but how much of this current vote is that early vote pre-election vote where democrats tend to show up in bigger numbers? well, right now 99%, nearly all the vote you re looking at in that wall with john is early
a total in april of 2019 of 389,000 private jets in this country. again, april of 2019. in april of this you re more than 475,000 because everyone i so much richer after the covid lockdowns, no because if you ca afford to fly privates and get out of our air system, you will. if you can t afford it, good luck thing where you re going. probably going to have some unscheduled time and an airport for the first months of 2022, major airlines reported a cancellation rate that is 50 percent higher than it was during the same period in 2019. in the first quarter of this year the department of transportation received more than 13,000 complaints about airlines, that s of 330 percent into the first quarter of 2019. not only are you unlikely. we are going on time come you re also going to pay more for your ticket the average price of a domestic round-trip flight is now more than $400
fox news confirming with a caravan organizer down in ap the call la, southern mexico, they may start marching, as many as 11,000 strong, if the migrants don t get work visas by monday. eric? eric: griff, that s amazing that people are able to make that journey all the way from china? as you said, i mean, it s pretty astounding. reporter: coming from all over the world. in fact, in the last year border patrol officials tell me, eric, they ve seen migrants from more than 150 countries. eric? eric: all right, griff. the situation there at the border. thank you. arthel? arthel: yeah, and griff and eric, in addition to the humanitarian crisis, drugs continue to flow into the u.s. across the southern border. according to the u.s. customs and border protection, officials have already seized more than 389,000 pounds of drugs, and as the fentanyl crisis continues to grow across the u.s., customs agents have have seized more
any number of reasons, including the sight of friends and neighbors going to the icu, vaccination rates have started ticking up. that is the good news. new vaccinations, now, averaging 3 389,000, a day. that s more than 35% higher than just a week ago. and it s thehr weeks. joining us, now, is dr. vivek murthy, a surgeon general of the united states. dr. murthy, thanks so much for joining us. so, that s certainly good news about the the uptick. um, do you have a sense of exactly why it s going up? i mean, are people just kind of heeding the the advice more? well, anderson, i think what s happening is people are seeing how dangerous the delta variant is. they are seeing family members and friends get sick. they are realizing that the vast majority of people who are in the hospital, and who are dying from covid are unvaccinated. and i hope they re recognizing that they can get protection, if they get vaccinated. i think there are other reasons,