strong arming around this. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. the push to get people vaccinated might be putting the white house on a legal slippery slope, but the hope seems to be among top white house officials that after all the legal wrangling, more americans will be vaccinated and the problems will miraculous go away. it won t be as much of a problem, this as we get news that one out of 500 americans have died of covid-19 but the numbers are improving. jacqui heinrich has more. good afternoon, neil. the president met with ceos and company presidents representing more than 200 major businesses that are really pushing these vaccine requirements. their argument being that vaccine mandates are good for the economy with fewer people that are stick at home, unable to work and fewer people sick and dying. the president said the labor department is working on emergency rules that would require all employers with 100 or more workers to ensure that their
conflicting reports at the moment, the leaders of the national resistance saying they still hold key parts of the valley, so in their eyes at least the battle is not over. now to the other news, this worrying news that there are americans trying to escape from afghanistan who have been prevented from doing so. congressman mccall saying yesterday that the taliban is holding american citizens and allies hostage for demands by blocking six plane from leaving northern afghanistan. he says those americans are sitting on-board but unable to leave. this is really, chris, turning into a hostage situation where they re not going to allow american citizens to leave until they get full recognition from the united states of america. they re going to demand more and more whether it be cash or legitimacy as the government of afghanistan. reporter: and as reports of taliban brutality continue to grow, including the murder of a pregnant police woman in front of her own family, on thursda
growing and easy to spot. any amounts of harm is unacceptable. but i also want to make sure this doesn t drive hysteria. and the olympic champion and what does that time look like 51.0. that s a new world record. first woman ever under 52 seconds flat. ainsley: straight to a fox news alert new video this morning of u.s. airstrikes hitting iraq and syria? the rockets wiping out facilities, fox news has learned we are used by iranian backed initiatives to launch attack at united states assets scattered throughout iraq. four militants were reportedly killed is in the trike that we november. iraq s military has condemned the strikes as a are breach of sovereignty. brian: that s probably a wink and nod. he didn t. this is the second time he has ordered airstrikes in the region since he has taken office. remarkable to see how much more positive nancy pelosi is about the whole thing. great, good idea. they took direct action. so people on the same side you could do the same th
damn it. there was no question who killed her. the mystery was why. i hear the door squeaking. and i hear a grumbling. and i hear the dog rolling. how could you not tell that s your wife? it was dark. i did he just kept seeing it was an accident and he didn t do anything wrong. others disagreed. we never for a second believed that he didn t know who that was that he was threatening. was it a tragic mistake? he was broken. or cold-blooded murder? he has fits of emotion, they re only down in front of the detective. a room too dark to see. turn the light off. or a story too hard to believe? there s nothing accidental about what he did. a shot in the dark and now in the light of day. the person you know better than anybody else. you can t tell it s her when you pull that trigger? welcome to dateline. there is was a marriage of opposites. she the hard charging businesswoman. he the easygoing contractor. and yet, somehow debbie kelly and lars itz
and, you name it. still more vegetables. the latter part with vegetables, that could happen. i m sure it s a big event for the healthy among you. this was such a big event that janet yellen was hinting at the possibility that interest rates might have to go up to deal with this. the mirror opposite the federal chair said last week. is there a tempest in the tea pot on this? going to edward lawrence who has been chronicling this at the neighborhood grocery store. hey, edward. hi, neil. you have noticed the prices going up. again, you can see it at the pump steadily. in the grocery store, it is starting to go up little by little. for example, i bought this loaf of bread. cost me 30 cents more today than a year ago. when you compound that and everything you buy is a little more, it gets adds up a bit. the data is showing that 3.5% year over year increase in the stuff we buy on average in the grocery store is more expensive. within that, very interesting things. take a look a