resounding rebuke of boudin s soft on crime policies. many were blaming it for the city s huge spike in crime. it has been so bad some stores have been forced to close or severely limit their hours. they can t make any money in other words. that s what they are making they re spending on security. the numbers don t lie. larceny, theft up by more than 20% from last year. motor vehicle theft also surging. a spokesperson for the boudin recall effort explains why his success is bittersweet. it s a bittersweet victory. the reason is because people died, businesses have been destroyed, families have been uprooted. chesa boudin should never have been elected. ousting is an effort that s a year and a half in the making to bring it to the finish line. harris: let s get the news now. senior correspondent claude yo cowen has more from san francisco day one without boudin. that s right, harris. it was a decisive defeat. voters made it clear they wanted to see a change at the top of
u.s. policy. basically diplomatic chaos this afternoon. ending with paper statement from the white house in an attempt at clarifying from the defense secretary. white house correspondent peter doocy is traveling with the president starts us off tonight tuesday morning from tokyo. good morning, peter. peter: good morning, bret. president biden spent months explaining the u.s. was never going to fight russia in ukraine. he was very clear about that. and when it comes to fighting china in taiwan, he was very clear about that, too. he just wasn t on the same page as his staff. the future of the 21st century economy is going to be largely written in indo-pacific. the president planned to talk about confronting china economically but wound up talking about confronting china on the battlefield. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? yes. you are? that s the commitment we made. but what the president says the u.s. would help t
top of a brand new hour on cnn newsroom. goold good to have you with me. i m victor blackwell. plunging stocks, rising prices, recession fears. the s&p 500 entered bear market territory, dropping 20% from recent peaks. one bear market in the last 50 years was not accompanied by a recession. cost of living keeps rising, home prices are driving rents to a high. 17% from last year. gas prices are soaring. the national average, 4.59 per gallon, $0.30 more to fill up the tank than the day before russia invaded ukraine. let s start with the s&p 500 now into bear market territory today. what could that mean for the economy at large? well, victor, this is a flashing red light about the u.s. economy. if the s&p 500 closes below 38 s 38.37, and you can see it s trading just above there, if it closes below, it s officially a bear market, a 20% decline from previous highs. this would mean that the bull run that began in late march 2020, would be over. this is a big deal because bear ma
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Fails to begin the process of trying to get rid of the House Speaker who is a member of her own party. We have been following this for from the beginning. Georgias Marjorie Taylor greene triggered motion late this afternoon to vacate. It is immediately rebuffed by her colleagues. 10 other republicans voted to continue that effort. Senior Congressional Correspondent chad pergram is at capitol hill right now with the latest. A lot of drama but kind of as we expected. Good evening, chad. Good evening, bret. A lot of drama but we kind of knew the outcome for the second time in 8 months. There was an effort to kick out the speaker of the house. In october, it was successful. Today, it was not. The house has just voted to kill this resolution by Marjorie Taylor greene. The vote was 349 in an effort to table this, to kill, this to put this off the table. There were 47 members who voted in favor of it. In other words, they wanted to advance to an actual vote to remove the speaker. There were S