I have to go to the grocery store, and i spend 100 every time i go to the grocery store, and thats. That gets really hard to take. Donald trumps pitch that hes making is, if you felt better off four years ago than you do now, vote for me. Does that make sense . That isnt a compelling argument to me. I mean, maybe for people who have already decided| theyre going to vote for trump, that will be something that they will repeat. Most voters say the economy is their number one issue in the coming election. And despite good news about record job creation, economic growth and the lowest Inflation Rate in years, its still a potential liability for the democrats. Now, while the rate of inflation may be falling, prices are of course still increasing, and very few voters say they feel as though the economy is improving, even in the white house. Economists describe there being a bad vibe around, and in an Election Year that really matters. Kamala harris plans to lay out an economic policy focusse
up to deliver vaccines to remote areas. we start on wall street where the stock market rally continues with the s&p 500 and nasdaq closing at new record highs. america s top companies are reporting better than expected results. the senate is inching towards passing president biden s $1.9 trillion stimulus package. and there s been another fall in the number of americans filing forjobless benefits a sign the labour market is stabilising. there are still huge problems facing the world s biggest economy but investors believe the flow of cheap money from the federal reserve will keep on coming. the biggest problem isjust that we have 20 million americans who are still in some state of receiving unemployment insurance benefit so we still have a really long way to go on the labour front and that take quite a bit of time to resolve. but gdp and output may recover faster but it will take more time to employ that many americans. i think it means that for market, we now believe t
and to build something more enduring. negotiators continue to work, the gaps are narrowing, and we are continuing to push for an agreement in doha. it is still difficult work to get there, but i continue to believe it s possible. the us says it will bring a draft resolution to the un security council on friday. of hostages held by hamas. our correspondent mark lowen is following efforts to stop the violence, and sent this report from jerusalem. the rules of diplomacy is still very much in motion, antony blinken believes torque is possible to end this war even if you will be difficult, in his words, and also talking about how this progress with talking with regional actors about who and what could run a reconstructed gaza after the guns fall silent. israel is sending a delegation back to doha tomorrow on friday led by mossad, who will be having talks with the head of the cia and mediators from qatar and egypt, suggesting there is possibly some prog
go-to pretty litter.com, united states of scandal with jake tapper sunday at nine on cnn you re alive in the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington. good morning. we begin this hour with a big news from the tech world. any moment from now, we re expecting the attorney general merrick garland to announce a blockbuster lawsuit against apple? yes. apple alleging the iphone makers practice this is an policies violate antitrust laws will bring that news conference to you. live once it gets underway. we ll just go right to it. so stay tuned for that. but first, donald trump running out of options, running out of time with his nearly half bond do in a matter of days, he has until monday to pay them massive judgment from a civil fraud case are some of his most prized properties could be seized. light trump tower sources say the former president is panicking but it s not exactly clear why he can t come up with a bond at this point because he has a history of bragging about his wea