Good to have you with us. We are getting down good to have you with us. We are getting down to good to have you with us. We are getting down to business. When the ever given ran aground and blocked the suez for a week in march, it halted roughly 15 of Global Trade in the process it was the culmination of a perfect storm for global Supply Chains. The ship finally made it into port in Felixstowe Yesterday to the relief of businesses whose precious cargo has been trapped for four months. The ever given saga highlighted our reliance on global Supply Chains for just about everything and exposed the weaknesses in seaborne transport. Heres our Business Correspondent theo leggett. Four months later and still bearing the scars of her encounter with the sandy banks of the suez canal, the ever given finally got into the port of felixstowe. This giant of the seas became stranded after negotiating one of the narrowest part of the canal, she was stuck fast and the waterway was not for six days. Hund
The youngest british olympian. She is in action in the Skateboard Park final. Hello and welcome. Krystina timanovskaya the belarusian sprinter who refused her teams orders to fly home from the Olympic Games is on her way To Vienna. Its not clear why the 24 year old has taken the flight To Vienna and not To Warsaw her original planned destination after she was granted a humanitarian visa by poland. She arrived at Narita Airport from the polish embassy, where she had been helped following events on sunday when she had been taken to the airport against her will by belarusian officials because she had criticised her coaches on Social Media. Mariko oi is In Tokyo. We were just watching their the pictures of the flurry at the airport. The media and the press tried to figure out where she was headed . Press tried to figure out where she was headed . Indeed, sally, there was a she was headed . Indeed, sally, there was a bit she was headed . Indeed, sally, there was a bit of she was headed . In
kilmeade. the consumer price index just surged by 7%, the biggest jump since the height of the cold war. meantime, americans are flooding social media with photos of empty stores and hashtags bear shelves abide in. some are even drawing comparisons with the soviet union as a grocery store shelves remain empty. it s like a soviets or during 1981. it s horrible. emily: kennedy, this is astonishing, and those people are not wrong. emily: the fall of communism followed a trip to houston that boris yeltsin made in 1989, and he went to just a typical grocery store in houston and it actually brought him to tears because he couldn t believe that anyone in america could walk into a grocery store like this and have a bounty in front of him. he said the potus was so fresh scum of the meat and fish and poultry so abundant, and that s when he realized that communism was alive. and americans have always had abundance and a choice but this is what they are faced with. for those of us
todd. i m carley shimkus. griff has more on democrat efforts to ram through the partisan agenda. asterisk matt, good morning. good morning. walensky and dr. fauci are expected to be grilled on the administration s recent guidance on prioritizing treatment races. certain races chose not to get vaccinated or at higher risk, however, he does not approve of administration using race to decide who gets testing or care. clear data showss race is independent risk factor for dying from covid. we shouldn t be using race to decide who gets treatment. the cdc faces its own confidence crisis, intensifying backlash over the cdc back pedaling and issuing confusing isolation guidance fuelling rampant spread of misinformation that made it up to the high court. justice sotomayor catching heat for making a wildly inaccurate claim and the white house refusing to correct the record. what do you guys think about sonia sotomayor false claim 100,000 children are in serious condition, many o