i m not talking about the weather ahead of the first bite and entrant face-off a week away to the issues topping this bitter contest of the economy, inflation, the border you name it u.s. treasury secretary janet yellin chicago they are here on all of it. welcome everybody i m neil cavuto. neil: two big newsmakers in a movement. first peter at the white house numbers shifting the presidents way. peter. reporter: and neil the president is underwater on the issues that typically decide a presidential election but he was starting from such a position no weakness that it s actually an improvement. look at this, 41% approval for the economy and 37% on inflation are his highest in over two years. has 35% approval on immigration is actually five points higher than it was last month. that is part of the way to get here. for the moment a two-point lead over trump in the new poll. independents have been breaking for trump by two now backing biden by nine. raising the stakes for b
Imagine you are a patient about to undergo Brain Surgery. If it goes well, it could save your life, if it goes wrong, you could end up paralysed or dead. You want to believe your surgeon is infallible, a superhero but he is not, he is all too human, just like you. That emerges from the extraordinary honest writing from henry marsh, giving us a rare insight into the mind of the doctor. Is that reassuring or troubling . Henry marsh, welcome to hardtalk. The veryjob description, brain surgeon, i think in most people it prompts a sense of awe and maybe a little bit of fear, as well, and certainly mystery. But youve decided to lift the veil on what it is really like and i wonder why. I was subject to that myth of Brain Surgery myself when i decided to become a neurosurgeon many years ago. I suppose i was Drawing Attention to oneself, as any writer is doing when writing a book, and i am the youngest of four, i have been Drawing Attention to myself from an early age, if you ask my family i wa
President obama and japans Prime Minister shinzo abe have laid wreaths at the site of the japanese attack on Pearl Harbour where nearly 2,500 americans died in1941. Its the first visit by a japanese leader while still in office. Mr abe pledged that the horrors of war must never be repeated but stopped short of apologising. Heres our tokyo correspondent Rupert Wingfield hayes. It has taken 75 years but today the Prime Minister of japan and the president of the United States stood side by side in silent contemplation, at the spot where the pacific war began. They threw flowers into the water where the wreck of the Battleship Arizona still lies. More than a thousand us sailors died when the arizona exploded under a Rain Ofjapanese bombs. In all, more than 2,400 americans were killed in the surprise 1941 attack. Today, Prime Minister abe spoke of his profound sadness that so many young lives were suddenly ended without warning. Translation we must never repeat the horrors of war again. Thi
As AirAsia enters its final stretch with just three days remaining for its highly anticipated FREE Seats campaign, the airline added one million promo seats due to increasing demand from travellers all over the region. Launched earlier this week, the campaign has captivated wanderlust enthusiasts to embark on their journeys starting from just RM28 all-in one-way to domestic hotspots within Malaysia such as Penang, Johor Bahru, Miri or expand their horizons to exotic Asean locales like.
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