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nonvaccinated. it s 99.9% those that have not been vaccinated that are responsible for these cases. it s a point that the president expects to pound again and again in about an hour. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. first to peter doocy on what we ll hear out of the president and the argument that he will make to get tough now. peter? neil, the white house thinks that they have given 4 million federal workers enough nudging to go and get vaccinated. so now if these federal workers don t get the shot, they could lose their jobs. disciplinary action could include termination. correct? correct. hopefully it doesn t come to that. our role is to convey to federal employees, the safety, the effectiveness of the vaccines that are readily available. next, a six-point plan from the president. vaccine requirements for feds and businesses with 100-plus workers. boothers starting in 11 days and testing for students and teachers. extending mask mand ....
is approaching the south west of the uk and also showers developing or at least drifting from the south across parts of cornwall and devon and thunderstorms and downpours are possible. some of them might reach parts of northern ireland but the vast majority of the uk again on wednesday are in for a hot and sunny day with hardly a cloud in the sky and i won t be surprise of the temperatures reach 30 degrees again and at the very least it will be mid or high 20s and you can see the deep orange colour is the indicating the heat. on wednesday night, the thunderstorms will only very slowly move towards the north and east, at a glacial pace and we will see the thunderstorms breaking out in other areas but not until thursday that we see the more widespread heavy, thundery showers across the uk and the hotspot will come to an end. that s all from the bbc news at six. so it s goodbye from me. and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to spo ....
the deadly storm coming on the heels of the end of america s longest war and the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. president biden s job approval rating dropping to just 44%. then there is the economy. extended pandemic unemployment benefits expiring today in the wake of a massively disappointing august jobs report. there is no question that the delta variant is why today s job report isn t stronger. i know people were looking and i was hoping for a higher number. the president blaming the surging delta variant but amid holiday weekend travel and past stadiums and celebrations, america is acting like the threat from covid is over even though the fact is we re actually much worse off than we were a year ago. the seven-day average of new cases up a stunning 300% from labor day just last year. the first thing we have to do. we can t have 150,000 new infections per day. that s pandemic numbers. that s the first thing we got to crack that one right away. so it may ....
we re going to be in real, real trouble. our kids are going to be in real trouble. in all, 52 people were killed in the northeast. families drowning and homes, others in cars. and soon the president will speak directly with more officials and residents in the hard hit areas. in new jersey, and in new york, and we re showing you what it looked like just days ago. today s trip also a critical moment as the president pushes his infrastructure bill. we have team coverage of the president s trip. first athena jones in manville, new jersey where president biden will visit next. what will he see and hear from officials there? reporter: well, the president wants to come and see the damage firsthand. see it for himself. coming to where we are now, we saw piles and piles of debris from houses lined up. this is the biggest pile we ve seen so far. it s been growing. you can see a couch. there s a door. there are appliances pulled out. the wood from all the walls. the insulation ....
not clearly communicating how he plans to respond to that virus. the recent poll has found that 42% of americans do not agree with the idea that the president has clearly communicated his plans. also when you take a look at the numbers, 41% do not think the cdc has clearly communicated the plans for that response. this comes as we have seen a bit of confusing messaging from the biden administration when it comes to the roll out of those booster shots. they were slated to roll out by september 20th. officials say it may only be the pfizer booster that s available and not the moderna and that approval process may take a few weeks longer. when the president speaks at the white house on thursday, he s trying to show they are trying to tackle this spreading delta variant as more children are returning to schools, people are returning to the workplaces and the president is expected to lay out some further ideas and proposals when it comes to dealing with the coronavirus in sc ....