first of its kind for a former or sitting president. reaction to last night s announcement of the indictment has fallen heavily along political lines. democrats contending it is justified. republicans expressing outrage. we have fox team coverage tonight chad pergram is on capitol hill to tell us what he is hearing on the hill about all of this. david spunt in washington looks at other legal cases involving the former president. we begin with brine llenas in new york where preparations for tuesday s activities are already underway. good evening, brian. bret, good evening. sources tell fox news that manhattan s district attorney alvin bragg requested former president donald trump turn himself in today but his arraignment was pushed back to tuesday as secret service makes arrangements to protect him here at the manhattan criminal courthouse. is he just a tough guy. and he is someone whose knees do not buckle. trump s legal team making clear the former president will not b
from 20,000 per container to 1100. the big c queue of ships whee did it go? booming while traffic at l.a. long beach is sun 38% from a year ago. ongoing labor dispute. shipper has been diminished because of the labor negotiation. what hasn t changed? consumer prices. one of the key ways to flight inflation is by lowering the cost of moving goods through the supply chain. it s true there is less congestion, more truckers and trains but rising wages and persistent inflation have off set any supply chain improvements. the big take away lesson throughout has been that consumer demand can be a lot more volatile and move a lot more quickly than supply. fewexam repeat of a war in euroe and pandemic to test the weakest links in the supply chain. what happens next? mostly depends on the economy.