u. s. david, we've talked a lot about inflation and that has been boosting up commodity prices. but now it looks like manufactures are facing shortages as a growing demand for housing, cars, electronics, and other goods run up against supply chain congestion. what is happening and is this the beginning of an inflation cycle in supply chain congestion is a contributing factor to particular prices. you've had to drive down and inventories, slower production in 2020, which was a part of that. but there's other inflationary components that get factored as well . shipping costs just being one example. shipping container going back to china, was $1500.00 a year ago. it's $4000.00 today. gasoline is a buck higher this year from a year ago. this time. last year and again, those things get passed on to consumers. what makes inflation trends, either transitory or long term are 2 things. one policies which entrenched the trend, and i think our current that the g d p figure is, would argue for inflationary policies, which help alleviate the pressure of that debt. the 2nd thing is the consum

u. s. blocking the world trade organizations court system. but when it comes to tariffs, both sides of it, the pause button with a you temporarily suspending planned increases in tariffs on u. s. goods including holly davids motorcycles and bourbon whiskey. he doesn't use gas matters, reporting from brussels there. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories, making headlights, office sharing start of. we work with lee last more than $2000000000.00 in the 1st quarter of this year. partially due to high costs related to an upcoming star market listed mandatory services, however, has risen significantly and tops free pandemic levels, according to become the mobile congress. the telecom industry is the biggest trade invent will be held in barcelona next month as well. because of 19 pandemic derailed. 2020 a dish. several firms pulled out last year with your rent will be mixed up in person and online. expected to draw $30000.00 visitors about a 3rd of free and then attendance. the eu has reached a deal uncovered 1900 certificates designed to open up travel across the 27 nation block. the summer. the free free certificate will take the form of a q, r code on a smartphone or paper, letting or 40

u. s. intelligence services. in an email, the head of u. c. global david morales orders surveys of a some just visit with lower with n u. c. global lawyers explains to the spanish judiciary that some just meetings with all visitors, but especially with the defense lawyers for recorded me. we have long been concerned about the level of surveillance that join assigns is facing within the ecuador and embassy. this is a severe breach of loyal client attorney privilege and fundamentally undermine our ability to properly defend and provided defense to join us ours. finally, ecuador gives in to the pressure for political and economic reasons equivalent. so we are not in that, but if you have it a fetal, diplomatic or altogether so your sense you like it was we last me i am sure that the whole house will welcome the news this morning that the metropolitan police have arrested julian, a sorry, yeah, arrested for breach. you pay off in $87.00 news in the door in embassy. he has also been arrested in relation when expedition requests from the united states, mississip

u. s. goods including holly davids motorcycles and bourbon whiskey. brussels corresponding care matters. has the pen demik sped up the transformation of food retail? a new army of grocery delivery businesses have benefited from the past year to disrupt the traditional supermarket, backed by billions and venture capital, their rival could crack the domination of big chains. it's a race against time from this south london depot pickers, packets and delivery stuff have 15 minutes to get fresh food to the door of a nearby customer who's ordered via the we the app wheezy like it's london, rivals get here. deja and gorillas. stocks, goods from major suppliers and local producers in so called dark stores in town to supply customers at similar prices to convenient stores. at least for new rapid services operate in central london alone. and the trend has taken root in cities across europe. the big challenge that they're facing is around profitability. and i think in order for this model to be viable, they need to scale. and there are a lot of horses in this race at the moment. so i think when we

u. s. goods including holly davids motorcycles and bourbon whiskey process. corresponding care matters. has the pandemic sped up the transformation of food retail? a new army of grocery delivery businesses have benefited from the past year to disrupt the traditional supermarket. back by billions and venture capital, their rival could crack the domination of big chains. it's a race against time from this south london depot pickers, packages and delivery stuff have 15 minutes to get fresh food to the door of a nearby customer who's ordered via the we the app wheezy like it's london, rivals get here. deja and gorillas. stocks, goods from major suppliers and local producers in so called dark stores in town to supply customers at similar prices to convenient stores, at least for new rapid services oper, right? in central london alone, friends has taken root in cities across europe. the big challenge that they're facing is around profitability. and i think in order for this model to be viable, they need to scale. and there are a lot of horses in this race at the moment. so i think when we loo

david lee miller as the story. the u. s.her step closer to achieving herd immunity against covid-19. on wednesday, the cdc gave the green light to pfizer's vaccine for children ages, 12 to 15, but several states began distributing the shots earlier this week after the fda cleared the formula for use. some parents say it's a relief to now have their children vaccinated. bed's a little nerve racking. it's exciting. it's overwhelming to still long year, so, yeah, i mean, i'm now feeling this, but yeah, it's pretty pretty overwhelming actually, more than 15,000 pharmacies will begin distributing shots to 12 to 15 year olds today, the biden administration says it's also making plans for doses to be shipped directly to pediatricians. children are vectors of transmission, and so they're really important ways that we can stop this, transmission so that we can all get back to normal. but some parents are wondering whether kids will be required to get vaccinate. did in order to return to school. every state has some vaccine mandate in

this is david, we news live from berlin, doubling down israel's prime minister. defies the u. s. president's deadline to de escalate its conflict with loss today. benjamin says he's determined to continue the gaza offensive as violence. right? wages on for a day, a mosse response with renewed rocket fire into israel, sending people they're running for cover. also coming up the border crisis, strain ties between spain and morocco. after thousands of people, many children undertake a perilous journey. swimming to the spanish enclave of madrid. fleming, morocco for failing to sell the library. as your fee recovery, says cathy's in vienna, paris are once again opened for business, a sign of more freedom to come as the new analysis is relaxing restrictions for travelers who are fully vaccinated against with co the lock. thank you very much for your company. while we open this broadcast with a growing international push to pave a path to a truce between israel and hamas militants, and garza, for the 1st time us president joe barton has urged israel to significantly de escalate us offe

s-u-v for adventurous people. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. >> bret: finally tonight, a look at tomorrow's headlines with the panel. mollie? >> my medicine line davido ban the ar-15 that is literally the most popular gun platform in the country owned by tens of millions of families and how aggressive biden would like to be against gun rights. >> bret: one to watch. bill? >> yeah. i correct myself earlier the analogy is not taking on water when we talk about these spending bills. it's there is a torpedo around and it's named inflation. that's what he needs to look out for. that's a deliverable economist warning. headline a year after floyd is dead, george floyd is dead, some solemnity but mostly murder and mayhem throughout american cities. some solemnity, some commemoration. not a good tribute. >> bret: harold? >> the passing of senator john warner, the late senator and navy secretary makes us long for his conscious, his negotiating skills and patriotism. the country and our politics would be a lot better. >> bret: panel, thank you very much. see you tomorrow on "special report," thursday with the covid crisis really receding, the biden administrat

u. s. supreme court will hear a major abortion rights case next fall, and the case could have huge impacts on the historic roe versus wade. ruling fox news davidls us what's at stake. five decades after the landmark roe v. wade decision, abortion rights could soon be rolled back significantly. the court agreed to weigh in on a mississippi law that would ban the procedure after the 15 week mark before viability when a fetus can survive outside the womb. this is that play in attack on roe v. wade this is a 50 year precedents coming out of the supreme court. that has laid down the law. and yet we continue to see a new increase in attacks on bro. the white house responded to the news with a presidential pledge. the president is committed to codifying row regardless of the outcome of this case. aural arguments in the case are scheduled for the fall. courts around the country have blocked enforcement of similar laws. citing rose president when you really drill down in this public opinion would be very favorable towards this compassionate law that's going before the supreme court last summer, chief justice john roberts sided with the liberal wing of

david lee miller reports. couple issues could derail america's recovery from the pandemic. almost 300 million doses of covid-19 vaccines have been administered in the u. sting the stage for a busy summer as vacation destinations. get back to business. but here in new york, the former epicenter of the outbreak, a spike in crime is threatening to derail the recovery. compared with last year. murderers up 23% and shootings up 80% mayor bill de blasio acknowledges crime has been a challenge but claims the situation will stabilize when the city bully reopens. recovery equals safety. safety equals recovery. you seymour more activity in the city that's going to help our police. that's going to help our cure violence movement. i know the big concern the city's reopen. well folks who haven't been vaccinated follow cdc guidelines on mask wearing. some lawmakers have proposed bills making mass mandates illegal. saying it should be an individual choice, not a law. you go and spend as much time outside as you want or don't in a restaurant or don't you know, grocery store or don't but that is your right to determine your risk and not the government's job to do it and