Speaker pelosi strikes a deal with moderates in her caucus to advance the massive reconciliation bill. Just how big were the concessions she made to the moderates? progressives are just about to find out. Welcome to meet the press daily. I m chuck todd. Six days to go until president biden hits that august 31st deadline to fully withdraw all troops from afghanistan. Six days from now is also the deadline to evacuate any remaining americans along with the afghan officials who have risked their lives to help us. Reporters have been asking the white house for days, how many americans are left in afghanistan and for days, the biden administration has been answering that question with how many people have already been evacuated. But today is the day we do expect to learn at least somewhat of an answer to the question of how many americans remain to be evacuated. He announced that blinken would provide the numbers today. He was supposed to brief last hour. Those has been pushed to later this
Activity as soon as labor day. That is off. Wells fargo, cnn, nbc, microsoft, google and apple and lyft and a host of others senting a signal that is widening as we speak that getting back to work inperson isn t going to happen any time soon. Welcome, everybody. I m neil cavuto. This is your world. We re on top of that and on top of inflation. You probably know better than anyone what it is costing you to buy everything from groceries to well, you name it, gasoline and all of that. Inflation as a wholesale front is running at a clip of almost 8% year over year. So you have been seeing wages go up in the vicinity of 4%. The things you want to buy on the wholesale level are double that. What to make of that and the trend that this could be setting with susan li with the latest. Hi, susan. The wholesale price that tells us it s not just consumers. But companies are paying more to make their products. You can bet if companies pay more, consumers pay more. Wholesale prices have jumped 8%. T
This is bbc news. We will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. This week on the travel show: out running covid at the olympic games. The big names rocking central park this summer. Siberia s mystery blast craters. You have an exploding crater on land. That is not something i imagined. And the fears for the future of flamenco. Hello and welcome to tokyo. The host city for this summer s olympic and paralympic games and thronging with tourists and sport fans from all over the world. Maybe not. The state of emergency declared earlier this month following a new wave of covid cases means that international and now local spectators are not allowed in to any event in and around tokyo. Nonetheless, trainers and medical staff have headed here from all around the world for a more subdued games. There were plenty of people here in tokyo who were delighted to see the olympic opening ceremony on friday. Even if they had to re
Now on bbc news, the travel show s in tokyo, host city of the olympic and paralympic games, to find out how its hotels are dealing with the influx of athletes and trainers from all over the world. This week on the travel show: outrunning covid at the olympic games. The big names rocking central park this summer. Siberia s mystery blast craters. To have an exploding crater on land is not something i imagined. And the fears for the future of flamenco. Hello and welcome to tokyo. The host city for this summer s olympic and paralympic games and thronging with tourists and sport fans from all over the world. Maybe not. The state of emergency declared earlier this month following a new wave of covid cases means that international and now local spectators are not allowed in to any event in and around tokyo. Nonetheless, trainers and medical staff have headed here from all around the world for a more subdued games. There were plenty of people here in tokyo who were delighted to see the olympic
Higher. Individuals know this. They see it every day. The money has been pouring out of the treasury. Checks to everybody. The first package was $2 trillion. The two that the president wants to have would push the near to nearly $6 trillion while the economy is heating up. Senator schumer says that bill, the whole thing would be transformative for the united states. Coming together on what will be the most profound change to help the middle class in america in generations. Its scope is almost rooseveltian. It has it expanding medicare, child care. A lot of money for climate change. Art lapper, former economic adviser to president trump and president reagan. Gentlemen, great to have you here with us today. Art, let me start with you. Your thoughts on what we re hearing from the fed chairman. They speak carefully. It s clear that the tone has changed a bit there. Yeah, what i would like to do is translate what jerome powell hats been saying for a while now. He says if you eliminate the i