let s get down to business. we began with an uncertain picture for european tourism, the eu s powerhouse germany is taking a hard line stance. from today, travelling to germany from portugal and russia will mean there are restrictions in place with mandatory 1a days of quarantine for those who do wish to travel. due to the rising cases in both countries of covid. angela merkel and emanuel mucormycosis have been critical of countries such as spain, greece, and portugalfor freely accepting visitors vaccinated with non eu approved chinese and russian vaccines. for british holidaymakers, the rules are changing all the time depending on the country they wish to had to. also, depending on what is decided by the uk government. tom jenkins as chief executive of the european tourism association. good morning. very tough times for anyone working in the tourism sector. for europe, if there is a ban on uk british travellers across europe, they have to arrive and quarantine, what will tha
the official government jobs numbers came out today. unemployment is up far higher-than-expected, close to 14 million americans say they want to work but cannot find a job. that is an old story. here is the new twist. at the very moment that unemployment is rising, fewer people are working, american businesses say they can t find employees. and it s obvious they can t. go to the nearest strip mall and count the help wanted signs on the doors, they are everywhere. restaurants are closing because they can t find anyone to hire, so our manufacturing plants. that means america now has far too many workers, but simultaneously, far too few workers. how can that be? another question. what happened to all of the consumer products? many of the things that you buy add me to buy are more expensive than they have ever been. inflation is real. at the same time, a lot of product seem to have gone missing complete we. the united states is currently experiencing shortages of chicken, gener
we start in glasgow at the cop26 climate change summit. today, young people from around the world will be setting out the action they want to see from global leaders. on thursday, a0 countries pledged to phase out the use of coal power the single biggest contributor to global warming. but the world s two biggest economies, the us and china, are not signing up, and nor are india or australia. it comes as scientists warn fossil fuel emissions are rebounding to pre pandemic levels much faster than expected, as rebecca morelle explains. moving away from coal is the future aim, but what is happening to greenhouse gas is now? since the 1990s, carbon dioxide levels have been mainly rising, but during the pandemic when the world shutdown, they fell sharply. this year though they have increased rapidly again to almost same amount. behind those numbers is really a big rebound in coal in particular, and so probably what is happening is probably that the stimulus packages to go out of
worried about disinformation because i run into it all the time, but when people i m bringing groups of six people together all the, time sometimes from different parties, sometimes opposing views, and they managed to have a good conversation with each other, all the. time so much more hopeful about the discourse that it can get us somewhere, that empathy still lives, but people are dwelling off of a lot of bad information. they are making decisions off of entirely false information. usually, there are getting it from social media. that part worries. me i look forward to your conversation on saturday. you said saturday? saturday and sunday. i ll bring it to you both days. well i will see you on sunday ali, thanks very much. we are going to get this done. just maybe not today. that s how president biden described the state of his spending plans after meeting with the house democratic caucus this afternoon. one day after the house missed its self-imposed deadline to
plus that is the road, but check this out, it is washed out just over here. more destruction as relentless rain pounds parts of the northeast. and for the first time today, u.s. senators get a classified briefing on artificial intelligence. what they could learn about bots and national security. good morning. i m rahel solomon in for christine romans. we begin with president biden preparing to address fellow alliance leaders as the two day that nato summit gets under way. biden s major win overnight. melissa bell is live at the summit with the latest. and this win coming at the 11th hour here for president biden. what do we expect him to say? reporter: he was wrangling until the very last minute that brought to an end the deadlock that had for a year prevented sweden from becoming the member of nato as it wished to do. and what it means is that essentially securities architecture of europe is transformed with now not just finland with the huge border it shares with