our dad is finally going to [inaudible] way! ainsley: that s the movie, that s the music from the movie trolls. brian: is it really? that s the only reason i know it. ainsley: me too. that s a beautiful shot. sixth avenue. it s dark outside, sun s going to come up. brian: yeah, you know, i think it s going to happen. i think around september we re actually going to have people in manhattan. ainsley: will we have our tourists back? brian: i don t know. first we re going to get people punching the clock. ainsley: some people are saying they might not do it. saving money keeping their employees on home brian: i guess sandal sales will go through the roof. a lot of open-toed shoes. pete: you re right here, but i have to look at the camera. brian: we are together. pete, according to reports, you re filling in for steve. pete: yes, today. ainsley: another 10-dayer? pete: just today and i think friday. brian: you have your kids on spring break. ainsley: thank you so mu
Defense Cooperation: Israel and the U.S. are jointly developing a new ballistic missile shield, the Arrow-4, aimed at countering threats from Iran.
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Vax Vote: Mohammed Dahlan, a rival to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, announced that the UAE would send 20,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses to Gaza.
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One Shot: A new Israeli study shows that a single dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is 85% effective within 15-28 days following injection.
On the Mat: Iranian-born judoka Saeid Mollaei, who fled Iran after refusing pressure to withdraw rather than face an Israeli opponent, is slated to compete today at a judo tournament in Tel Aviv.
democracy. as a teen, i worked and paid taxes. this week, i voted for an amendment that would give young adults the right to vote. it failed by a wide margin. i support policies that encourage work and this could be part of the conversation. if you are paying taxes, why not? these are 16-year-olds. these are kids. we have lawmakers, mostly democrats, who are pushing to raise the smoking aged 21 because they are not adults yet and people can make their own decisions. i think this is outrageous. 16-year-olds, yeah, some of them have summer jobs, part-time jobs job, maybe some of them work full-time jobs but that does not make me comfortable with the idea that they are going to make a decision for a national election that affects all of us, like you had mentioned, they are just starting to learn the basics about the constitution and our government and how things work. richard brings up the fact that they are going to protest and that is because a lot of their instructors and their teac
says that s the trade war between the u.s. and china escalates shares to taking a hit so what is the state of the u.s. economy a year and a half into trump s presidency well in a moment we ll get a firsthand account from a u.s. based businessman but first this report. when trump came to power he said he wanted to supercharge the american economy to six percent growth his main stimulus for that was an initial raft of tax cuts but since that legislation passed a six months ago what s changed superficially the u.s. economy looks strong the stock market has been buoyant unemployment is falling down to three point eight percent in my the lowest since nine hundred sixty nine trump delivered on his promise to create more jobs job openings rose to six point seven million and i pull but there s been a decline of work about getting power and erosion of labor standards nor have wages grow and since trump took office there s also been
power he said he wanted to supercharge the american economy to six percent growth his main stimulus for that was a raft of tax cuts but since that legislation passed six months ago what s changed superficially the u.s. economy looks strong the stock market has been buoyant unemployment is falling down to three point eight percent in may the lowest since one thousand nine hundred nine delivered on his promise to create more jobs job openings rose to six point seven million in april but there has been a decline of worker bargaining power and erosion of labor standards nor have wages grown since trump took office there have also been a decline in foreign investment and foreign investors are also buying less american debt but rather than raising taxes and increasing spending washington seems content to fund itself by continuous bond issues and although trump came to office promising to reduce the country s trade deficit it has in fact grown since he entered the oval office now it s at