bill: driving up the price of everything. gas and hotels. eggs up 13%. we heard this word transitory that means. dana: temporary. bill: so much for that. dana: those of you at home who noticed it at the gas pump and grocery store and at a business, it s biting into people s pocketbooks. the white house will notice. bill: if you are making more money this cuts into the profit in your own personal life. making this worse is a log gam in america s courts. the threat of shopping holiday delays forcing the white house to act. dana: the president will speak about it today after a virtual summit with port officials. the white house insists he s been working on this since he got into office. bill: mark short will have analysis. william live in long beach, california. to the white house we go and peter doocy begins our day today. good morning. the story about supply chains is different depending who you talk to. the treasury secretary said don t start sweating christma
abortion returns part of a blockbuster term that could result in a gusting of roe v. wade. and the case is in kentucky. and an appeals court has already ruled had it is unconstitutional. both of these cases could provide tea leaves on how the court will ultimately rule on what has been the law of the land since 1973. joining us as we start the hour, pete williams and nyu law professor melissa murray. and also wendy murphy is back with us. she is a former state prosecutor and new england law boston professor. so pete, let s start with the case before the court today, the kentucky case. and your reporting that the supreme court appears inclined to allow kentucky s republican attorney general to step into defend their controversial abortion law. so this is a procedural issue, but what is the greater significance here? the greater significance is whether states can do this sort of thing. i don t think that it goes much beyond that. the word abortion was mention the just once to
compromised how are you affected by the outage or was it nice to have some time off from social media? get in touch with me on twitter. the nhs says a landmark new treatment for sickle cell will keep thousands of people out of hospital over the next three years and coming up this hour..with more teenagers making money as influencers on social media we report on whether the rules for under 18s are strict enough hello, and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. more than 200,000 children have been victims of paedophile priests and other clergy over the last 70 years in france, according to a report published in the last few minutes. the head of a commission into sexual abuse within the catholic church said the perpetrators were protected by what he called a veil of silence with victims often treated with a cruel indifference. 0ur correspondent hugh schofield is in paris. the figure is the head of an enquiry said were overwhelming, 216,000 children, possib
proof of the company s alleged knowledge of the harm its social media platforms are doing to teens and to our society as a whole. francis hogan secretly copied tens of thousands of papers of facebook research before leaving her job in facebook s civic integrity unit and blowing the whistle to the feds. today she took her case directly to congress, and her testimony is potentially damning. facebook wants you to believe that the problems we re talking about are unsolvable. they want you to believe in false choices. they want you to believe you must choose between a facebook full of divisive and extreme content or losing one of the most important values our country was founded on: free speech. that you must choose between public oversight of facebook s choices and your personal privacy, that to be able to share fun photos of your kids with old friends, you must also be inundated with anger-driven verality. they want you to believe this is today. i m here to tell you that s not
russian corruption scandal. a review will be carried out into the metropolitan police s standard and culture following the murder of sarah everard. cressida dick says she won t resign. scientists make a breakthrough, successfully treating up breakthrough, successfully treating up patient with severe depression with a pacemaker. good afternoon to you. the chancellor has told the conservative party conference that he wants to do whatever it takes to help britain recover from the pandemic. whatever it takes to help britain recoverfrom the pandemic. he said he believed in fiscal responsibility. mr sunak defended tax rises and said he d like to cut taxes. and he insisted brexit was in the long term interest of the uk economy, despite disruption to fuel supplies. the government is committing £500 million to renew support programmes. here s our political correspondent. the message from the prime minister and the chancellor is clear. the slogan is build back better . translated, th