you would think democrats would foe that. those were their guys. we know voters go to the polls with their bills and wallets in mind. so this is pretty grim news for biden. 78% say in the survey that they feel the economy is in poor or only fair shape. and this is worse. a record number now, 70% say things are getting worse, not better, when it comes to their family finances. president biden just yesterday brushed off some bad numbers. but pollster lee carter says it is just not that simple. there are a few things i think are really bad for him. when you look at some of these things, 70% are dissatisfied with how things are going in this country. more than just what they are talking about the economy. it is some of the worst polling about how people feel about the economy since 2006. harris: adding to the president s challenges at this point, the house passed speaker mccarthy s spending bill and debt limit bill yesterday. congresswoman kat cammack is focus moments away.
amendment put forward by canada that corrects these glaring omissions. it is straightforward and an object of old. it calls on us to condemn hamas s terrorist attacks on october seven, and it calls for the immediate and unconditional release of hostages. it should be easy. this is the bare minimum that we would hope to see in this resolution. we urge all member states to vote yes on this amendment. the general assembly most send a clear message to the world that we stand against all acts of terror, and that we stand with all those who are being held hostage. we believe the un security council, a body charged with maintaining international peace and security, must send this same message. and that is why this week we put forward a security council resolution that garnered the support of the majority of the council. in drafting this text, we solicited input from all council members, including russia and china, and the product of our consultations was a balanced and strong resolu
but that moving patients many of whom are in intensive care is impossible. more from the middle east in a moment. more from the middle east in a moment. time for a look at the business news now with ben thompson. good afternoon, ben. thank you very much. let me bring you up to date. let me bring you up to date. we start in china, where the world s most indebted property developer evergrande has been granted more breathing space by a court in hong kong, before a decision is made over its possible liquidation. the firm, which owes over $300 billion, has until a hearing scheduled for 4th december to come up with a new restructuring proposal, as nick marsh reports. evergrande has got five weeks to achieve what they have failed to do for the past two years, which is come up with a repayment plan that its creditors will agree to. now, if they don t manage to do this, then liquidation is a possibility, but don t think that that would mean the end of the evergrande story. in
hi there, thank you for being with us. we begin with the latest on the israel gaza war because a key hospital in gaza city has been told by israel to evacuate according to the palestine red crescent which warned that 400 patients and 1a thousand displaced people were sheltering there. israel hasn t confirmed the order but a military spokesperson said that they had killed what he called dozens of terrorists during bombing of the territory including senior commanders of hamas which is designated a terrorist organisation by the uk, us and other governments. the red crescent director says the area around the al quds hospital has been under attack, causing panic. further south, thousands of people broke into aid depots taking flour and other basic supplies after an israeli blockade severely limited amounts into gaza. our international editor jeremy bowen is in southern israel and sent this report. people are living in the ruins in gaza. the israelis insist that they
hi there, thank you for being with us. we begin with the latest on the israel gaza war, because a key hospital in gaza city has been told by israel to evacuate according to the palestine red crescent which warned that 400 patients and 14 thousand displaced people were sheltering there. israel hasn t confirmed the order but a military spokesperson said that they had killed what he called dozens of terrorists during bombing of the territory including senior commanders of hamas which is designated a terrorist organisation by the uk, us and other governments. the red crescent director says the area around the al quds hospital has been under attack, causing panic. further south, thousands of people broke into aid depots taking flour and other basic supplies after an israeli blockade severely limited amounts into gaza. our international editor jeremy bowen is in southern israel and sent this report. people are living in the ruins in gaza. the israelis insist that they h