consumer s friend. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. what to make of a world where price increases are proving a little bit more than just transitory. they re sticking around awhile. we have you covered from all angles including white house response to this. we re also going to be hearing from lydia hu at an appliance store with real price hikes that she s seeing up close and personal and steve harrigan at assumer market in atlanta. we begin with lydia in new jersey. if you re going into an appliance store like if you re going to a grocery store, you ll pay through the nose. lydia? yeah, neil. some of the price increases that we re seeing are upwards of 20 to 30%. like you mentioned, the consumer price index shows consumers are paying 5.4% for all goods this year over last year. that is on par with what we saw last month as well showing that inflation is still very hot. one thing to point out is that the monthly increase did slow to half a percent d
northern afghanistan have prompted questions about the country s capital, while this tele- ban advances not directly threatened kabul, the insurgents could capture the city. an already dire assessment that has gotten worse, u.s. officials now say the tele- ban could capture kabul, afghanistan s capital city within the next 90 days. in the past week the insurgents have secured nine provincial capitals. as part of a campaign that has captured significant territory in rural afghanistan. that taliban controls about two-thirds of the country despite the tele- ban advances, the biden administration has held to its august 31st deadline to withdraw american forces. ultimately the national security defense forces have the security to fight back, they have what they need. to speak of the state department acknowledges afghanistan of grave concern, video has surfaced of the offensive with them capturing helicopters, weapons and other equipment, the associated press reports afghan pre
important permit i carried in my cab today? that s important discussing these things in a sitcom. you re not defensive. you re able to kind of take in new ideas. give you another hint. bongo bongo bongo. well, he s either dezzy a naz or, knowing you, he s probably black. they were doing something no one has ever done. mr. bunker. a black man coming to his house. you saved my daughter gloria standing over there. hello, gloria. and mike. hello, mike. it was electrifying. i was ting bling the whole time. one, two, three. sammy kissed him on the cheek and he s going jeez. you re watching a master class in reflecting humidity. it was revolutionary in a lot of ways. all in the family changed the way we think about society . that s a pick of sammy davis. look what he writes. to archie bunker, the whitest guy i know. it was jaw dropping. you realized norman leer is taking us into a whole new round of comedy. my father used to tell my mother, it s sunday,
happening. a $3.5 trillion infrastructure package, what the they re calling human infrastructure package on top of the trillion dollar real infrastructure package for next week. joe manchin saying that he s not going to stand in the way of advancing a vote on it. that makes the possibility of it happening more likely. here s the problem. that could also lead to a lot more inflation as some fear all of this government churning of our money is going to hit us hard at grocery stores and car lots. how real is the threat? depends on how likely the passive of that $3.5 trillion human infrastructure deal is. chad pergram is on capitol hill with more. democrat joe manchin says he won t derail the party for starting debates on the infrastructure bill. manchin is worried about how to pay for the plan. i m concerned about everything, inflation, i m concerned about the price. i want to make sure we re paying for it, we have a competitive tax rate, makes sure the climate policies that
the growing memorial. alarming news about the covid delta variant. the cdc calling the variant hypertransmissible. the white house preparing to send surge response teams to virus hot spots. tracking severe storms as we come on the air. the heat wave in the west now blamed for more than 70 heat-related deaths. and tropical storm elsa gaining strength and moving closer to the u.s. coast. rob marciano with the timing and the track. the supreme court issues its final decisions of the term. justices issuing a ruling on arizona s voting restrictions. how the decision could effect challenges to other voting laws across the country. news tonight about the massive fireworks explosion during a police sting. more than a dozen people hurt. homes, businesses and cars damaged. the fourth of july getaway under way tonight. gas prices at their highest level of the year and climbing. and the former astronaut trainee and aviation pioneer, after a 60-year wait and at the age of 82,