new york and new jersey that federal help and tens of billions of help is on the way. welcome. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. what we re chronicaling here is a president saying that i m here and so is the federal government. he will be speaking shortly about the kind of aid he s talking about. let s get the read from alex hogan in manville, new jersey. alex? hi, neil. it s such a painful day for people in this community that are starting to pick up the pieces after losing everything that they own. as you mentioned, the president was here today in manville, new jersey. he met with state and local officials touring this area and needing many of these residents. he talked with people, stopping by to give them hugs and spoke with a woman and talked about what it was like for her when she came home. probably 2:30, 3:00, the houses on fire. thank god you didn t come back. yeah. we were not near the house. nobody was able to come back yet because the waters were so h
have arrived in syrian refugee camps in recent days, after fleeing the final stronghold good morning. welcome to breakfast of the islamic state group. with rogerjohnson and tina daheley. baghouz is the last our headlines today: village still controlled by the jihadi militants. ahead of a big week in westminster, two leading western backed forces are reported brexiteers warn that any delay to be poised to resume theirfinal to leaving the eu would cause push on the area. serious damage to public trust in politics. now, there are reports today that two more british women who married so called islamic state fighters are to be stripped of their citizenship. they are poor to the home secretary according to the sunday times, reema iqbal and her sister zara has decided to revoke the british citizenship of the women who joined travelled to syria in 2013 the hardy group in syria. the and are now in a refugee camp. it follows the decision by the home office to remove 19 year old sham
and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35 this mornings reviewers are business commentator, josie cox, and education editor at the sunday times sian griffiths. we start with breaking news this hour that ethiopian airlines has confirmed that one of its planes has come down on its way from addis ababa to the kenyan capital, nairobi. the ethiopian prime minister, abiy ahmed, has tweeted his condolences to those who have lost loved ones. there are no details of casualties 149 passengers and eight crew members were on board, ethiopian airlines has confirmed that a scheduled 737 flight from addis ababa to nairobi crashed shortly after taking off. there is no official information about casualties but flight et302 left addis ababa in the morning and a traffic control lost contact with it six minutes later. the crash area is believed to be in bishoftu about a two hour drive from the capital. 149 passengers and eight crew on board with search and rescue operator
good evening and welcome to bbc news. ethiopian airlines has confirmed that seven british nationals have died after one of its planes crashed soon after take off from addis ababa. all 157 passengers and crew were killed. they were travelling to the kenyan capital, nairobi, this morning. the accident happened six minutes into the journey, with the aircraft coming down outside a town 37 miles from addis ababa. so far it s not clear what caused the boeing 737 to crash. the plane had only started service a few months ago. joanna toole, a un worker from devon, has been named as one of the britons on the flight. she worked for the united nations fisheries and aquaculture department, heading to nairobi to attend the un environment assembly. her colleagues described her as a ‘wonderful human being , and her father said she was a ‘very soft and loving woman. from nairobi, alistair leithead reports. there is very little left of ethiopian air flight 302. this is where it crashed, j
lot of you are tweeting and e-mailing on the economy that looks pretty good right now, jobs growth, pretty strong, wage growth the best we ve seen in decades. the problem, though, is that the cost of things are compete exceeding that wage growth. you re making more money, but you re paying more at the grocery store, the gas station, you name it. and apparently, you re angry. 7 out of 10 americans don t like what s going if on, and they don t like the direction. lucas tomlinson at the white house handling all of this. reporter: neil, we can bring the high energy as well in this hour. a roller coaster week on wall street. wednesday the dow up 1,000 points, just to see those gains evaporate a day later. and like you said, despite a great jobs report number, president biden acknowledged the economic challenges facing the country including record-setting inflation, the highest in four decades. i know you re worried about price of gas, food and other necessities. and why it mat