Again wow on the dow 10 straight sessions of gains. And more records broken. Question is, how long can it last . As you can see, europe is slightly off today. We will tell you why. And, this week on bbc news weve been looking at the issue of disability in the workplace. Later in the programme well speak to our producer in charge of the series. Johnny cassidy gradually lost his eyesight when he was a teenager and hell be talking to us about his unique experience of the newsroom. Today we want to know with japan allowing workers to head home early on a friday would you like to see this introduced in your workplace . Is it overkill or should employers be more sympathetic . Let us know. Just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. I tell you what, when you start at 4am in the morning, i dont want to go to 3pm welcome to the programme. We want products made in america made by american hands. That was the pledge of us President Donald Trump when he addressed Cheering Workers at boeing last week. And he
in the united states. a new report shows the white house pressured the cdc in an attempt to get kids back to school. and the new york times drops another big story on the president s taxes revealing how he used reality tv stardom to subsidize and rescue the reality of his business failures. welcome to tuesday. it s meet the press daily. i m chuck todd. just 35 days until election night with millions of voters already casting their ballots. all eyes are on cleveland, ohio, where president trump and joe biden will square off tonight in the first of three presidential debates. it comes as a number of big stories in the headlines, including the president s taxes, news surrounding the breonna taylor case, the supreme court vacancy and others. the president s scotus nominee spent the morning meeting with top senate republicans, including mitch mcconnell, as the president pushes for a confirmation vote before election night. but the biggest headlines ahead of the debate are on