Let s see if both sides can come together and done. John: you heard both mitch mcconnell and mccartney say that the definition of infrastructure is what s here. The democrats have one idea what it should be saying no, it shoul about roads and bridges. They re saying that the inflation we saw in the month of april should terrify americans. That s one us. Sandra: think democrats of gas and but everything continues to go up. We re going to have more of thae more fox news alert. Liz cheney has now ago as a conference chair, fellow republicans voted leadership pon at the party eyes its path of power the g. O. P. In the posttrump era. We will also ask about lawmakers questioning john kerry on those allegations that he leaked is really military secrets to iran s minister. That s all coming up. John: also induct today, tennessee congressman and rnc chairwoman, stay and his fox nes alert, the bite and white house under to question whether this a ministrations of a challenge. Reports. The news i
the u.s. economy added just 190,000 jobs last month, well short of the 500,000 economists expected but inflation is surging through the rising cost of everyday goods is causing american households an additional $175 a month and it is crushing small businesses. gas prices are the highest in seven years. the biden economy isn t looking too good for the average american right now and we are waiting to hear what the president has to say about it. jason, i like to start with you about this. in part, want to get to the specific point that the lack of hiring is not coming from businesses. employers are eager to hire, we see hired signs litter throughout the country on storefronts but there are nearly 11 million unfilled jobs. for example, by the end of this july, it is not for lack of options. with the issue here? jason: there s no shortage of workers here, they re just not going to work. when you look at a 61% labor participation rate come here to figure out where is that coming
bill: you guys, the storm is here. coverage, michael, i m going to start with you. it has started to snow. we confirm that. okay. it was like 60 degrees last week. potentially a foot and a half of snow. i have nothing else to say. please make sense of this. up in northwestern new jersey, sussex county, bergen county, i have been up in that part of new jersey and you are looking at at least 2 feet of snow, some could get a little bit more up there. the farther south that you go, you have to start worrying that warmer air is coming from the ocean and that you can mix that precipitation with sleep and certainly coastal new jersey. and so the accumulation really pays off the further south and east that you go. you start getting toward wildwood, toward cape may. an inch or two before it changes to sleep. essential parts of new jersey, three to 6 inches, six to 12 inches in parts of new jersey. where it doesn t mix, i think it s more likely west of 287 and especially in t
There is still some hesitation from the public sector to greenlight the essential decarbonisation and retrofit schemes required to meet the quickly approaching net zero deadline, writes Sarah Butler of Drees & Sommer UK.