that indigenous communities devastated by floods and southeast in brazil. ah, inflation in the united states has hit levels not seen in 40 years with prices rising for almost everything bought by consumers and businesses. the white house blames global supply chain disruption due to the corona virus pandemic. my kind of reports from washington dc. price is full groceries rent another needed items continue to saw. busy the own, the small shops are particularly hard hit as they see their customers beginning to treat what were every day purchases as luxuries. you can see how the money flows. you can seeing when people are not getting the extras when they re getting coffee trip coffee instead of capital, you can see it. you can see how they pay. they re paying in coins, be increased in prices, is now being felt at every gas station. and in every grocery store, i just think for a little more careful, i notice it in almost every product. fruits vegetables, which we buy, a lot of jel
many hits. and she s in a league of her own and making baseball history again. this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening, everyone prices are up. grocery inventories are low, and all roads lead to the bumpy covid landscape. we got news today confirming what many of us have already seen for ourselves officially consumer prices rose by 7% in december compared to the year before. for perspective, inflation hasn t climbed this quickly since the early 80s lately we have been paying more for almost everything from a gallon of gas to a pound of chicken supply chain issues reaching their choke point at the check-out aisle. and at the same time, store shelves are once again thinning out grocery stores are running low on every day items. we re covering it all this evening, starting with the inflation impact and peter alexander. reporter: tonight, the alarming spike in inflation soaring to its highest level in nearly 40 years, casting a shadow over america s ent
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