good morning from germany where we are waking up with the scotland fans ahead are waking up with the scotland fans ahead of are waking up with the scotland fans ahead of their second match in the european ahead of their second match in the european championship. will the scotland european championship. will the scotland party continue? we will find out scotland party continue? we will find out this morning. it s wednesday, the 19th ofjune. the latest inflation figures will be released this morning, giving an idea of the state of the economy before voters head to the polls in just over two weeks. analysts are expecting the figures for last month to show that inflation has fallen back to the bank of england s 2% target for the first time in nearly three years. our chief economics correspondent dharshini david has more. have you got food left or is it all gone? gary in sussex used to have seven butchers shops. now he has four. forced to make cuts as he s been caught bet
economy. and this $165 million loss if it is not met tomorrow is real. and there will be layoffs. governor walker isn t choosing to lay off people because he wants to. it s because we are broke. and president obama mentioned vilifying public employees. we are not vilifying public employees and teachers. we value their service. but what we are trying to do is what the voters told us they wanted to do in the last election, get control of our spending, our debt and our deficits and get the state back on the right track. and we have to deal with our labor costs. and what the governor wanted to do with the repair budget was to cue off some of the labor costs, deal with this restructuring of the debt so when he prepares his budget tomorrow and delivers it and shows all the cuts that have to be made, he will give the locals and the state tools to address those big cuts. greta: okay. two quick questions. one is the $165 million in savings. last week, i was told that the deadline, the drop
and the when. in 165 million dollar loss, if it is not met tomorrow is real and there will be lay-offs. governor walker isn t choosing to lay-off because he wants to, it is because we are broke. as president obama mentioned vilifing public employees. we are not, we value their service. what we are trying to do is what the voters told us they wanted in the last election. get control of our spending, debt and deficits and get the state back on the right track. we have to deal with our labor costs. what the governor wanted to do with the repair budget was to cue up some of the labor cost deal with restructuring of the debt so we he prepares his budget tomorrow and delivers it and shows the cuts that have to be made he will give the locals and the state tools to address those big cuts. greta: okay. that 165 million dollars in savings, last week i was told the deadline the drop dead