inflation keep investors on edge. welcome. i m sandra smith in for neil cavuto, this is your world. a down tour in china s housing market sparking worries over there as inflation is a huge concern here. democrats continue to push for massive new spending plans. the dow diving on the news today. down nearly 1,000 points midday. coming back on the final minutes of trading. finishing off down 614 points. we ve got fox team coverage with fox business s lauren simonetti and what is driving the selling. chad pergram on the spending that has inflation fears spiking. we begin with lauren. lauren, what was it about today? the impetus to sell, not the reason, came from china, sandra. they have a major property developer called ever grand and they have debt due that they can t pay. some call it china s lehman brothers bankruptcy. the white house isn t worried yet. let me first note that this is a company based in china whose activities are overwhelmingly centered in china. that be
most of the papers reflect on the genius of greavsie in one way or another as the world of football pays tribute to the passing of one of its greats. and next to a photo of a young jimmy greaves the metro headlines crisis? watt crisis? , with a play on what , because the paper says despite emergency talks between government and energy company leaders, a cabinet minister insists there s no need to panic . hospitals cancelling operations and food supplies being hit, reports the guardian, which says there will be an emergency meeting with the business secretary and energy chiefs tomorrow morning after a weekend of frantic meetings. the i says energy firms are demanding an end to the price cap. the financial times says the uk s largest energy suppliers are requesting a multi billion pound emergency support package from government. and the times reports that with energy suppliers on the brink of collapse, taxpayers will face a bill for propping up energy firms. borisjohnson w
now stretched beyond the limit. his urgent warning moments before the u.s. strike in kabul that killed ten people, the cia actually had warned there were civilians in that area. a history-making mission, an all-civilian crew splashing down to earth, the details on their return after three days in orbit. welcome to your sunday, seps 19th. we are always so grateful to have your company. hi, boris. good morning. always great to be with you. we love it. thanks. so let s talk about what s happening, the crisis along the southern border of the u.s. more than 14,000 migrants are living under that bridge you see there. look at that. they re waiting to be processed by immigration authorities. you can see the tents and the blankets and this is basically their home right now. they re living in squalid conditions. the department of homeland security is sending more customs and border patrol agents to the region right now. authorities are also taking steps to help alleviate so
borisjohnson has said the government s winter plan is the only way to keep the country safe. in the rest of the day s news: the number of uk job vacancies hit a record high over the summer, with more than a million posts needing to be filled. lawyers for prince andrew tell a court in new york that sexual assault allegations filed against him are baseless and potentially unlawful. and there s a new star in town. emma raducanu joins the celebrities enjoying the glitz and glamour of the met gala in new york. and at 5.30pm, we ll be answering your questions about vaccines, boosters for the over 50s and on the decision to give them to children aged 12 to 15. send your question in. that s coming up send your question in. that s coming up at half past. hello, good evening. the prime minister has been setting out his plan to deal with the covid pandemic in england over the coming months, saying that it would be more challenging this winter, although the country is better prepared. a
correspondent and cnn international diplomatic editor. alex, you first. these documents are heavily redacted. but they do tell us something. what? they do. we should note this was released late saturday night after the events commemorating the anniversary of 9/11. and as you mentioned, this is the first part of what we expect to be a series of documents to be declassified following the president s order. this was a 16-page heavily redacted report from the fbi, and what it is is a summary of an interview that the fbi did with a saudi citizen in 2015. this report coming out in 2016, and classified until now. what it does is summarizes this interview with a saudi who worked at the saudi consulate in los angeles. he is not named in this report. he was applying for u.s. citizenship, and he had contact, the fbi says, with people who they themselves had contact with two of the 9/11 hijackers. you can see on your screen the name. he was ostensibly a student in los angeles. he was b