they are currently. wherever you look, costs are increasing. so, with prices rising, what s in store for christmas and beyond 7 they all seem to be saying no, can t do that, can t afford it, i haven t got the money at the moment, it s too expensive. it s 4am in slough at one of the uk s biggest food distributors. in the run up to christmas, they re under pressure like never before. we re just trying to stick together as a team, really, and help each other out so we can get all our deliveries done by the end of the day. bidfood receives products from more than 1,000 suppliers into 2a depots and sends them out to customers from schools to care homes, pubs to prisons. the whole operation depends on hgv drivers, and there aren t enough of them. we re short of drivers, therefore, the workload becomes bigger. it s a 15 hour day. it s part of the job. what s this there? by 9am, warehouse manager barrington green is trying to cope with a fallout from supplier deliveries that haven t
discuss what this could mean for transmissibility and vaccine efficacy. and dr. anthony fauci weighed in just a short time ago. well, certainly, there is a new variant that is now in south africa, that has some mutations that are raising some concern, particularly with regard to possibly transmissibility increase, and possibly evasion of immune response. we don t know that for sure right now. this is really something that is in motion, and we just arranged right now a discussion between our scientists and the south african scientists a little bit later in the morning. so a lot we don t know. but this news is making the markets nervous, dow futures are down 800 points, with travel business being especially hard hit. with me, more on this. nbc news foreign correspondent, and gary joins us live from a testing site in pennsylvania, and also with us dr. peter hotez, co-director for the center for vaccine development at texas children s hospital, and dean of the national school
referring to them as high-class problems. most of the canonic problems we are facing our high-class problem. we would not have them if the on a plane at right was still 10%. we would have a worse problem. fine, but the white house spending that the tweet deck this. would you agree that that is a little bit secretary psaki: do you think to go tweets means more? the on employment rate has come down and been cut in half, because people are buying more goods, traveling, and because demand is up, and because the economy is turning back up. the chief of staff s twitter habits, it s not a priority. i will tell you, the chief of staff is speaking on his own accord to matters of congress, to the media, frequently, as any chief of staff does. i think it s important for anyone here to be able to tout points that they find interesting. dana: all this is america a spike in their gas bills. we will look at this, forecast atomic forecasts for fuel increases in lights. the cost
further as americans head into the busy holiday shopping season. tonight the administration is trying to spin a retreat from one of its top people, calling these issues high-class problems. the president s critics tall that it call that a tone-deaf comment but will that are the new statistics for the president of foster s party in the next months important gubernatorial race in virginia? we will have analysis of the race and a look at some new polling from fox news. if first up we go to the white house forest lawn north long. jacqui heinrich. good evening. it is not the first time white house chief of staff ron klain s twitter habits have him landed him in hot water. at this time and obama era economic advisor seeming to diminish the pain most americans are feeling in their wallets. white house chief of staff ron klain retweeted an incendiary message not once, but twice, three hours apart, saying in part most of the economic problems we are facing, inflation, supply cha
across parts of the u. s after a series of powerful tornadoes ripped through multiple states. security preparations underway in new york as the city braces for potential protests ahead of donald trump s arraignment, plus us president joe biden calling on russia to release evan gorshkov. it s the american journalists through the kremlin has accused of espionage. live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom with michael holmes. a large swath of the united states from ohio to louisiana is under tornado watches and warnings right now, as a string of deadly storms makes its way across the country. there have been dozens of tornado reports in number of states from arkansas to wisconsin, and forecasters predict the severe weather will continue throughout the day on saturday. at least three deaths and dozens of injuries are being blamed on the tornadoes that hit arkansas on friday. two of those deaths came in the city of wind, where the mayor says the storm damage has cut the town in h