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. >> pushing up the prices on the consumers because it's happening aswell and then you wonder why you're making $15 an hour when it cost $23 . how is that possibly happening? it's a really challenging situation obviously for small businesses. >> something you mentioned earlier and you said a couple of chapters in the book you talked about the federal reserve and this is complicated and people get very confused because it's very cryptic and monetary policy is one of those things where your eyes start to glaze over because you don't, it's so complicated but i think it's so important because prior to the financial crisis you had a bed that only block short-term debt as a means to conduct monetary policy and then eight, $900 billion in two other assets. now it went from the state college where you spend trillions which you said earlier, $1 trillion. the federal reserve has increased its footprint and this is from a government that increases its footprint eight times and is not just buying short-term government debt . now it's more security so it's influencing corporate debt and its long-term

else i remember lifespan increased due to science and medicine but what impact has pollution made aswell >> that's a fascinating difficult question to answer. i think good news is in most countries expand continues to increase but you might know that in the us and the uk as well there's thbeen quite a lining oflifespan and in fact in the us there have been certain interest where lifespan has been declining . and particularly people in middle age so it's just an incredibly, located picture because there are so many things going on and another big headwind for increasing lifespan is obesity and these things are subtracting from lifespan but it seems improve medical care and health generally can improve diet and exercise and lifestyle but preventative medicine seems to counteract those effects. but i do think these are serious problems and there's good evidence pollution, it's a bit like smoking and a primary effect of pollution on mice, clearly that's going to bear the brunt of these disease and get some stuff that you breathe in but they do seem to cause inflammation and potentially chang

changing as wett _ will be long-term and life changing as well. . , will be long-term and life changing aswelll. so what is the situation report that you _ as well. so what is the situation report that you are _ as well. so what is the situation report that you are getting - as well. so what is the situation report that you are getting from your people on the ground in kabul, for instance? taste your people on the ground in kabul, for instance?— for instance? we have not seen any fiuuhtin for instance? we have not seen any fiaahtin in for instance? we have not seen any fighting in kabul. _ for instance? we have not seen any fighting in kabul. in _ for instance? we have not seen any fighting in kabul. in fact, _ for instance? we have not seen any fighting in kabul. in fact, when - for instance? we have not seen any fighting in kabul. in fact, when it. fighting in kabul. in fact, when it comes— fighting in kabul. in fact, when it comes to — fighting in kabul. in fact, when it comes to kabul, honestly, we are relieved — comes to kabul, honestly, we are relieved. we are relieved because we were re

. >> and there were some short interest aswell.tritton, thank you for joining us. >>> tome we will speaking exclusively with nancy green, old navy's ceo >>> news alert on booster. meg tirrell, as always, has the details. >> hey, wilf a report that the fda expects to have a plan for who should get booster shots by early september. this is, according to reporting from the "wall street journal" just now the plan would lay out when and which vaccinated people should get follow-up shots. this as people got shots back in december and january you now many months into the vaccination. people who are 65 and older and thousands immunochromed may need boosters as soon as this month so, guys, we've been waiting for a plan, but of course, there are calls internationally for a moratorium, this from the world health organization yesterday on boosters until at least september, so thatcountries that haven't gotten access to the vaccine as much will be able to vaccinate a portion of their population inch i guess we are still waiting for a timeline w

aspirations as well that's the long-term bull case for that stock which reports after the bell today aswell, it does really speak to all these next-generation mobe blts, tech kts, capabilities, the role that dod can play in helping to spur that process along. >> brave new world interesting to see what they say tonight. >>> by the way, speaking of guidance, we will talk to the ceo of kellogg on the company's quarter and the consumer shares almost to a three-month low this morning on some comments about inflation. back in a moment do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining ins

governor care calls all other non—covid impacts, impacts on areas like education and economic impacts, aswell of the inquiry process if it is to be effective and meaningful. nicola sturgeon talked about some of the details of the inquiry that she also talked about the covid figures going up in scotland and warned that if this surge continued she could not completely rule out having to impose restrictions in the future. lorna gordon in glasgow. the headlines on bbc news... pressure on america to keep troops in afghanistan longer, so more people can escape, but the taliban say they won't extend the august 31st deadline. the scottish government confirms it'll hold its own public inquiry by the end of the year, into the handling of the covid pandemic. the nspcc says online grooming crimes in england and wales have reached a record high. let's return to the news that a person from afghanistan on the uk's no—fly watchlist was flown into birmingham as part of the evacuation of kabul, government officials have confirmed. the no—fly watchlist is used to stop people coming to the uk who are thought to

welt _ the kids because the school is there as well. . , , , ., the kids because the school is there aswellroud - as well. incredibly proud parents and an incredibly proud head - and an incredibly proud head teacher. claire, what a day for your students, but for the teachers as well. they cannot be many professions that have been through as much change as the teaching profession. how do you feel now the results are finally through? we profession. how do you feel now the results are finally through?- results are finally through? we are so delighted- _ results are finally through? we are so delighted. seeing _ results are finally through? we are so delighted. seeing their- results are finally through? we are | so delighted. seeing their reactions this morning hasjust been so delighted. seeing their reactions this morning has just been that moment to remember, that this is what it is all about, it is their futures, it is what they have worked so hard for. yes, it has been hard for teachers, families and everybody, but when you put it in context of these are young people who have had a big part