Of homes destroyed, hurricane iotas trail of destruction. We sold all of our turkeys in two hours. Plus, downsizing thanksgiving, the demand for small turkeys and the extreme measures farmers took to deliver. Live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with Shepard Smith. Good evening, we have new covid19 reporting on two fronts, one, more Covid Patients are dying, a doctor raising a red flag about Vaccine Distribution his point, rampant covid spread will make getting the vaccine administered very difficult. That from dr. Ashish ja, who will join us live shortly. The death rate is rising, Public Health officials call it alarming, 2,015 people died yesterday from covid, the day before, it was 1848, the day before that, 1,707 rapid alarming death rate. And look at this, the third week of july, right at the peak of the second wave, 863 people died on average per day this third week of november with cases still rising, an average of 1,335 people die on an average per
Of homes destroyed, hurricane iotas trail of destruction. We sold all of our turkeys in two hours. Plus, downsizing thanksgiving, the demand for small turkeys and the extreme measures farmers took to deliver. Live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with Shepard Smith. Good evening, we have new covid19 reporting on two fronts, one, more Covid Patients are dying, a doctor raising a red flag about Vaccine Distribution his point, rampant covid spread will make getting the vaccine administered very difficult. That from dr. Ashish ja, who will join us live shortly. The death rate is rising, Public Health officials call it alarming, 2,015 people died yesterday from covid, the day before, it was 1848, the day before that, 1,707 rapid alarming death rate. And look at this, the third week of july, right at the peak of the second wave, 863 people died on average per day this third week of november with cases still rising, an average of 1,335 people die on an average per
Of homes destroyed, hurricane iotas trail of destruction. We sold all of our turkeys in two hours. Plus, downsizing thanksgiving, the demand for small turkeys and the extreme measures farmers took to deliver. Live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with Shepard Smith. Good evening, we have new covid19 reporting on two fronts, one, more Covid Patients are dying, a doctor raising a red flag about Vaccine Distribution his point, rampant covid spread will make getting the vaccine administered very difficult. That from dr. Ashish ja, who will join us live shortly. The death rate is rising, Public Health officials call it alarming, 2,015 people died yesterday from covid, the day before, it was 1848, the day before that, 1,707 rapid alarming death rate. And look at this, the third week of july, right at the peak of the second wave, 863 people died on average per day this third week of november with cases still rising, an average of 1,335 people die on an average per
Dont forget, our top stories are on oui our website. Now on bbc news, live to singapore for Asia Business report. 737 max review considered boeing told it needs to pay more attention told it needs to pay more attention to how pilots react to emergencies. And childfree zones. How a newJapan Airlines see map helps passengers avoid screaming babies. Seat map. Hello and welcome to this friday edition of Asia Business report. We start with boeing because the world s biggest plane maker has been told by us transport chiefs it should be more responsive to how pilots react to emergencies in its Safety Assessment of the 737 max jet. Comments, is boeing s bestselling aircraft remains grounded after two fatal crashes that killed 346 people. We have more from new york. The message here for boeing is that it needs to pay more attention to how pilots react in emergency situations. The National Transportation safety board board said crews in both crashes did not react in the way the Company Assumed t
We start in france, where president macrons government will present the budget for 2020 to parliament later. It will include more tax cuts for working people as the government re focuses on boosting Household Incomes after the wave of yellow vest protests that swept the country. On thursday, frances economy minister Bruno Le Maire announced that taxes will be cut by more than 10 billion euros next year to address what he called a social crisis. This, on top of cuts on a similar scale this year. The government claims 95 of households will be better off. The tax cuts come despite weak Economic Growth in france. Official forecasts are for it to slow to 1. 3 next year. The Macron Administration pledged to reform the economy and balance the books by slashing public spending. But widespread protests have derailed that. A point Stephen Sackur put to economy minister Bruno Le Maire, when he appeared on hardtalk earlier this year. It earlier this year. Seems, not for the first time in france, i