And coming up on bbc news. Bayern munich s latest bid for harry kane is enough to get a yes from spurs but will they get the same answer from the england captain himself . Hello. The nhs achieved an unwelcome milestone today that nobody wanted. The number of people waiting to start routine Hospital Treatment in england is at a record high nearly 7. 5 Million People. The figures are from the end ofjune, and mean 1 in 7 of the population is waiting for hospital care. Nhs providers, which represents Health Trusts in england, says the numbers arent surprising, given the diffculties the nhs has been facing. This includes backlogs made worse by the pandemic, and strikes by health care workers. Yet rishi sunak has made cutting nhs Waiting Lists one of his key priorities this year. The government today says there are positive signs in the figures, including a drop in those waiting for more than 18 months, and improved Ambulance Response times. To dig into the figures and look at when they migh
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Us this morning. nick watt in youngsville for us this morning. it may be hours from landfall but certainly the effects are starting to be felt and there is this, you don t want to call it anticipation but it s just this waiting period, really, for a storm that we know is going to last for a very long time. yeah, days this thing is going to last, erica hill, we appreciate it so much. thank you. you know, at this time tomorrow morning, president trump s migrant raids may be in progress. protesters of those raids are organizing today and cities across the country as thousands of immigrant families are decided what to do. we re talking to one woman who says her stepfather sat in a deportation facility for eight months, the challenge she is now making to politicians who say conditions that aren t so bad. johnson & johnson is a baby company.
Ugly month will that sway voters? i ll ask our panel, liz harrington, jason altmeyer, and bob, and christina. bob, you re on the floor, do you get a feeling of what s going, a great day, get back a couple hundred points into the close. is there a sense of relief that, perhaps, can be shared with the rest of the country? yeah, good riddance to october, it has more volatility moves of 1% or more, than any other month. whatever the reason, you can argue about whether it s just memories of october of 87, whatever it is, the mid terms approaching, several mid-term hits, world war ii that happened in november, good riddance to october, tends to calm investors when we re out of the month. liz, throughout the month, there s speculation, was it anticipation of the democrats winning both the house and the senate, or the possibility of
Jenna: they want to you have more money in the bank otherwise you ll be charged. reporter: exactly. again you mentioned bank of america charging the debit ef-5 tkhr-rz a month. citibank will phase out the free easy checking account. this is a whole new climate of regulation we re seeing in the banking industry, and we know why because they can t charge the merchants the swipe fees any more. so they are maybe being it up on the other end hurting the consumers. so it s costing us more in the long run. jenna: these are the banks we bailed out with our taxpayer money. the question is becoming and i m sealin seeing this addressed a little more by analysts, are the banks healthy, do they need nor money, is that why they are charging or is it anticipation of what is happening with the economy more of their motivation. the quick answer is yes, and