people to get vaccinated against covid. we speak to some with reservations about getting the job. and meat loaf, who recorded one of the biggest selling albums of all time, dies at the age of 7a. and coming up in half an hour s time, and outsiders looking in at that week s news. the cost of living, cost of being prime minister, and cost of being prime minister, and cost of being prime minister, and cost of living war in europe. that s on dateline at 7:30pm here on bbc news. good evening. a warm welcome to bbc news, good to have your company this friday afternoon. we have no plans to invade that was the message from russia s foreign minister after talks with the us about russian intentions in ukraine. his american counterpart said their discussions in geneva had been frank and substantive but also warned of massive consequences if moscow were to attack ukraine. russia has amassed 100,000 troops near its borders with ukraine, leading to grave international concern and t
us. let s start tonight by talking about jobs. today, joe biden made it sound like everything is great. america is working again. today another great day for our economic recovery. america is getting back to work. our economy is starting to work for more americans. thanks to the economic plan we put through in congress earlier this year, and a successful vaccine deployment, america continues to add jobs at a record pace. it is historically strong recovery. unemployment rate has fallen again today down to 4.6%. rachel: but joe is spiking the football too early when it comes to employment numbers because, in just a few months, those job numbers will go down the toilet when his private sector vaccine mandate take effect. thousands, perhaps even millions of people could be out of work. because of his quest for 100 percent covid compliance. and even the americans who will keep their jobs will feel like their paychecks are just getting smaller every week. thanks to bidenflation
reason to concede. no presidential candidate has ever lost an election while winning florida, ohio, and a place called iowa. [ cheers and applause ] first time it s ever happened. he says he never conceded. that s, in part, because he is conceded in addition to being diluded. it s the single biggest issue, the issue that gets the most pull, the most respect. the biggest cheers is talking about the election fraud of the 2020 presidential election. nobody s ever seen anything like it. so ehe just gave away the big lie. he is admitting that his election lies are ego juice, just there to pump up the crowd, the very stuff that fueled the insurrection. and by now we know he ll take those crocodile tears, the big lie is the big cry of course as we said before, all the way to the bank and perhaps to the 2024 election. for more on this i m joined by cnn political analyst john avlon and cnn political commentator and host of pbs firing line margaret hoover. guys, thanks, as always
colorado and maine on tuesday following the decisions in both states to remove him from the ballot for the 2024 gop primary. petition in colorado set to head so the supreme court for a ruling. welcome to fox news live, everyone. i m anita vogel and, griff, we have another hour packed with news to go. griff: here we go, anita. great to be with you. the colorado republican party filed an appeal for the decision in their state earlier this week leading to trump being put back on the ballot until a decision is reached. alexandria hoff kicks things off this hour for us with the latest. hi, alex. hey, griff, we re waiting for the supreme court to weigh in and that ll be criminal and the legal battles are hardly confined to maine and colorado. there s 13 states with pending action to bar trump from the gop primary ballot and using a civil war era clause in the constitution that bans a person involved in insurrection from holding public office. what makes the decision out of maine
newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington. we begin with fears of growing escalation in the middle east. the pentagon says an iranian attack drone struck a commercial ship operating in the indian ocean on saturday. a u.s. defense official says a fire broke out on the chemical tanker with nearly two dozen crew members on board, but no one was hurt. it comes as newly declassified u.s. intelligence suggests iran has been deeply involved in a series of attacks by houthi rebels in the red sea. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is announcing a d deepening of the conflict saying the fighting will intensify until there s a vikt rip over hamas. one of the deadliest days of the conflict with 15 soldiers killed on friday. several hamas militants also killed as mounting slin deaths grow, beyond 20,000 according to hamas-controlled health ministry in gaza. we re covering this story from all angles. let s go to kevin liptak at the white house for us. kevin, how are the u.s. and other