and the freight rail, increasing that as , look, we have a bottlenecks across the country. we re doing so much with this legislation. it s going to make it easier for companies to get goods to market more quickly and reduce supply chains, bottlenecks, and now, and now, and for decades to come. you know, and according to economists, this is going ease inflationary pressure, not increase it but ease inflationary pressures by lowering costs for working families. it s going to create jobs replacing led water pipes so every american, every child can drink clean water improving their health and putting plumber s and pipefitters to work how long have we been talking about that? it s a gigantic issue. jobs make it high speed internet affordable and available everywhere in america. you heard me say this before and i apologize for repeating myself but no parent should have to sit in a parking lot of a fast food restaurant so their child could do their homework because they have no inte
massive social spending plan that they re trying to piece together here as polls show that americans are trending toward less government, not more. katie pavlich and will cane will weigh-in. first, the story we ve been watching as it started to break 1 1/2 hours ago. it is continuing to unfold in florida. the fbi now confirmed that items of interest were found in connection to the brian laundrie man hunt. cadaver dogs called to the scene. this is a live camera in north port, florida. his parents, mom and dad are at their own behest or law enforcement this morning went to a specific area in a park near their house. they have returned. they re inside their home as we wait for more word from the fbi, which we re told we could hear at any time. so let s go first to laura ingle who is in gabby petito s hometown where everybody is watching and waiting for confirmation or new development. hi, laura. you ve got that right. a senior law enforcement official telling fox news what app
let s get the weather with susan powell. the weather has been warmer than average. the weather is set to fall back and wet weather comes in behind this weather front. this weather front is the boundary between the warm air we have been sitting on of lead, which has been feeding from the south and the continent and cooler air that will come in from the atlantic. some of this rain is very heavy over the western side of the uk overnight. out of the way by lunchtime, the majority of us back into the sunshine but the westerly breeze will keep slamming showers into western coast in particular. temperatures across northern scotland, 10 down on the figures we saw on sunday. looking on into the week, plenty showers to come, the theme is cooler and perhaps wednesday is the driest of our week ahead. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. many forecourts no longer have fuel. the murder of the london schoolteacher, police arrested a 36 year old man on suspicion of murder. a good day for
largest economies are at their most tense in years. last august, the us passed the chips act, specifically aimed at growing the domestic chip, making business and blocking china s industry. beijing has responded in turn, including restricting exports of two materials, gallium and germanium to the us. these are key ingredients in making chips and it all comes in the same week as export controls kick in in the netherlands, preventing one of the world s biggest makers of chip making equipment, that is asml, from exporting without a licence, something china has complained about and analysts have said would only make us china relations worse. a little earlier i spoke to james early, chief investment officer at bbae, a digital investment company and asked him what he hoped would be achieved from these talks. john kerry went to china, got almost nothing. janet yellen went to china and got almost nothing. antony blinken went to china, got basically nothing too. maybe fourth time s
american diplomats who have recently visited china including janet yellen secretary of state antony blinken and us climate on oyoo john kerry. all in the last three months, despite all of these meetings, relations between the world s two largest economies are at their most tense for years. last august the us passed the chipset aimed at growing the domestic chip making business and blocking the chinese industry, beijing has responded in turn including restricting exports of gaily to the us to ingredients and making chips and outcomes in the week exports controls kick in the netherlands preventing one the biggest makers of chip equipment exporting without a license, something china has complained about and analysts have said with only make us china relationships worst. this comes as president biden appears prepares to visit vietnam trying to increase production at home it has been seen as an alternative destination for the us to outsource manufacturing rather than put all it