pace since june. and that could have major economic and political fallout. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with more on this. lucas. reporter: jon, jp mayor began ceo jamie dimon thinks the fed has lost some control over inflation. a chemming contact congressman representing joe biden s home hometown in scranton responded earlier on fox. i wouldn t go that far, but what i will say is i think they got a late start. i think they should have started ticking interest rates up a little bit much earlier, maybe six months earlier than they did. reporter: new economic data shows inflation is getting worse. the personal if consumption execs pendtures price index, the fed s preferred gauge for inflation, rose .6% in january. the annual inflation rate also rose to 5.4%, the first increase since it peaked in june making some wonder if the fed is behind on inflation. president biden reacting to the economic news in a statement which read in part: annual inflation in janua
fox news live, i am eric shawn. president biden said he has no plans to visit east palestine for now. he does say the administration is on top of the situation. transportation pete buttigieg visited the site for the first time thursday after weeks of scrutiny. ohio governor mike dewine says officials from fema say it s safe for the residents to return to their homes but many people have not come back because they have health concerns. we spoke to some residents during our last hour here at fox news live, they say they don t know when there lives will return to normal. how has this changed your daily life and routine? changed everything for our lives. essentially our home doesn t feel like that safe space anymore. my thing is if they don t have answers, i m okay with them saying that, it s just don t dance around it to pretend like you do it, like you don t. eric: monitoring the fema news conference when it begins but let s go to mike tobin live in east palestine with th
she left the classroom, he chased after her into the hallway and violently pushed her to the ground so hard that it completely knocked her unconscious. deputies say the teacher s aide remained unconscious the rest of the attack. the student was pulled back by bystanders and was turned over to the department of juvenile justice charged with felony aggravated battery with bodily harm. deputies say they cannot confirm if the team is a student with special needs because of the family educational rights and privacy act. you can hear the teenager speak after he was taken into custody. for how long? i don t make that determination. the teacher s aide was taken to the hospital with severe injuries. she is believed to have suffered broken ribs and bruising. authorities have not released details on her current condition. a very tragic situation. arthel: it s so tragic on
270-pound student charged at teacher s aide, knocking her unconscious. he s then seen on video continuing to attack her. authorities say he told them he was upset because she took away his nintendo switch during class. it was, quite frankly, it was shocking. but it is an example of what every school district in this country has to deal with, because you have all kinds of kids with all different issues, socioeconomic backgrounds that all come together on one big campus. reporter: the teacher s aide was taken to the hospital with severe injuries. it s believed she suffered broken ribs and severe bruising. the student was pulled off the woman by bystanders during the attack. sheriff s deputies cannot confirm if the teenager is a student with special needs because of the family educational rights and privacy act. you can hear the teenager speak after he was taken into custody. am i going to jail?
As we can el. you and ed mark can i but i want to ask about dartmouth, very concerned about dzhokar tsarnaev s privacy rights and privacy rights of the other three on the screen. it s not not quite as concerned with the public s right to know what they were up to in the days leading up to the bombing? how are you doing? this is an issue. the university should absolutely release the records of these students. there is actually no excuse for them not to. megyn: i mean, is that true? they say there is an excuse. the excuse is the federal law that provides privacy rights for students who have even left the college. they say, quote, we are prohibited from releasing these records by the family educational rights and privacy act. they make exceptions but they don t want to make exceptions unless they are tried to hide