senator marsha blackburn sounds off on that.ut first, new numbers show inflation hovering near a 40-year high with average gasoline prices now at the highest level in history. president biden says it's not his fault. >> inflation in this country, do you take any responsibility? your policies? >> i think our policies help, not hurt. maria: but the president just killed more oil production, canceling drilling lease sales in the gulf of mexico and alaska. and on top of everything, now we have a baby formula shortage. here with me now in a fox business exclusive, "forbes" media chairman steve forbes and former cke restaurant ceo andy puzder: gentlemen, great can to have you both. thank you so much for being here. andy, i want to get your take on what we saw week. the producer price index at 11%, the consumer price index at 8.33%. we see inflation persisting. >> yeah. and you hear biden in the tape you just played saying it's -- his policies are helping. but it's really kind of ridiculous. you've got jerome powell out there raising i

bradley blackburn reports. >> reporter: the battle for mariupol is not over yet. russian forces are bombarding the steel plant. the foreign ministers said russia is not interested in negotiating. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says many civilians and wounded forces remain. some will need to be dug out by hand. the united nations is assisting with evacuation efforts in mariupol and working with the red cross to get another convoy there by friday . some women, children, the elderly made it to ukrainian save zones. >> we do hope that this operation will continue and that we will be able to evacuate civilians. >> reporter: a european official tells cbs news russian forces have not progressed very far on the ground in ukraine ahead of me ninth victory day celebrations. bradley blackburn, cbs news, new york. >>> 100 u.s. troops are training in finland this week. sweden and finland are not part of nato and will not be protected . >> i think it is everybody's interest that different companies would move as fast as possible. that would be the best guarantee that w

paul blackburn 6 2/3 shutout innings. blackburn got some defensive support. tony kim with a show low shot opening up the scoring. his first home run of the year and oakland gets this one 2-0 to snap a nine game losing streak. i feel like oprah winfrey. warriors gets the win giants gets a win. you know i mean we all are winners tonight. you know we don't get to say that every night. we should be relishing this moment. >>> up next, final preparations are underway for the reopening of a california landmark. what is new. >>> tomorrow tyler perry will talk about his new documentary series never seen again. exploring cases were families >>> an icon will reopen for the first time in more than two years. hurst castle has been closed since march of 2020 because of weather related issues and covid. but they had time to do restoration work now. visitors can expect new displays never seen before in a new tour focusing on the life and career of julia morgan. >> this is the jewel of california. this tour will show her influence on this estate and talk about mister hurst an

brentwood native paul blackburn pitched six and two-thirds shut out innings. blackburn got offensive support from tony camp. a job to open up the scoring. cam's first home run of the year and oakland won it 2-0 to snap their nine game losing streak. bringing it back here to chase center, warriors the top story today up 3-1 a chance to close it out on wednesday and enter the western conference finals so hey, they're a winner. giants were a winner. the a's were a winner. morning crew, you're all winners. that's enough. we'll see you later. >>> feel like a winner this morning. >> yes, we are. coming up, streaming on cbs news. >> mask mandate returns in the south but the city workers now needing to bring a face covering with them. >>> plus, the covid-19 surge in classrooms the outbreak in your doctor gives you a prescription. “let's get you on some antibiotics right away.” we could bring it right to your door. with 1 to 2 day delivery from your local cvs. or same day if you need it sooner. but aren't you glad you can also just swing by to pick it up, and get your

joining us now republican senator marsha blackburn. senator, great to have you on. vote? >> we had expected this vote would fail but bear in mind, elizabeth this is all about politics for the democrats. as soon as the document was leaked it appeared they had been tipped off. that there was a democrat activist that was going to leak this document because, you had people showing up at the supreme court, with printed signs ready to go. you had pelosi and schumer immediately issuing statements. this was done on the opening day of the 22 primary season. so there's just appearing to be a lot of coalescing of events around a time. now they have maid made this a political issue. they need something to run on. they said they would codify roe v. wade. the problem is, the bill they put on the floor, the women's health protection act, would put late-term abortion on the books in our states. it would override state laws. it would allow dismemberment abortion. it would do away with parental rights. it would do away with informed consent. people in our country do not want late-ter

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bradley back bert blackburn reports there is uncertainty over how what much longer that will last. format businesses continue to hire at a rapid rate. the leisure and hospitality industry welcomed 78,000 jobs last month and manufacturing brought on 55,000 workers. overall, the economy added 428,000 jobs in april. that is the 12th straight month of at least 400,000. the unemployment rate stayed at 3.6% and plenty of positions are available. the latest data shows 11.5 million job openings in the u.s.. from court reporters in vermont. >> there is a lot of of people reaching retirement age and not so many entering the field. >> reporter: to horses in wisconsin. >> every healthcare organization right now is experiencing a tight labor market. >> reporter: there are questions about how long the strong labor market will last as employers continue to contend with inflation. federal reserve is trying to slow rising prices by increasing interest rates. >> that has a have been quite some time. >> reporter: cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger says that makes wall street nervous about the

reporter bradley blackburn looks at ways to start that very difficult conversation. >> reporter: it's a conversation parents wish they didn't have to have with their children, discussing deadly school shootings. >> it's scary for them to know what to do and to be afraid. >> reporter: parents are often afraid to bring up these topics because they don't want to worry their kids. but psychologists say avoiding the conversation can make the situation even scarier for children. >> we want kids to learn about big, traumatic things from a trusted adult. if they learn about it from other kids, then they're going to hear potentially more sensational bits. they're not going to have accurate information. >> reporter: dr. jamie howard is a senior clinical psychologist with the child mind institute. she says these conversations can start with children around school age. >> the opener is, i'm feeling really sad about a news story i saw, i wonder if you heard about it. you don't want to jump in with a lengthy, detailed explanation because this maybe more than they need or want. >> reporter: parents

bradley blackburn in new york. thank you. >>> breaking overnight, at least one person died in sioux falls, south dakota, after dangerous storms tore through that area. part of the storm whipped up this giant wall of dust southeast of sioux falls. several tornadoes were reported with widespread power outages. winds up to 80 miles per hour caused severe damage, ripping off the nets from in driving range in sioux falls. the storm also destroyed homes and buildings in castlewood. governor kristi noem met with residents last night urging them to stay at a nearby hotel. >> when you leave here, i want you to take a volunteer firefighter with you to your home. so we're going to assign that family that's going into a damaged home with one of the firefighters so they can ensure that you go in and come back out safely with the belongings that you need for the evening to watertown. >> at least one school suffered damage, as well. >>> evacuation orders are still in effect this morning in southern california where a fast-moving

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bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest on all of this. bradley, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. in many ways, this asia trip was about countering rising chinese influence in the region, but in those comments, the president took direct aim at a sore spot for china. now, he's trying to roll it back. >> the policy has not changed at all. >> reporter: president biden says the policy of strategic ambiguity toward supporting taiwan remains, one day after he muddied the waters when asked about a hypothetical invasion by china. >> are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? >> yes. >> reporter: in tokyo, meeting with the so-called quad, mr. biden hoped to build support with the heads of australia, japan, and india to counter china's rising influence. >> democracies versus autocracies. >> reporter: the president highlighted the global response against russia for its invasion of ukraine and said he expects >> we're navigating a dark hour in our shared history. the russian brutal and unprovoked war again

as bradley blackburn explains, americans are still concerned about their bottom line. >> reporter: inflation, rising interest rates, and fears of a looming recession made the perfect recipe for thursday's market selloff. by the closing bell, the dow jones industrial average plunged more than 1,000 points or over 3%. >> i think it's still a sign that inflation is out of control, and people need handle it. >> reporter: from main street to wall street, investors worry the federal reserve's efforts to tamp down inflation by raising interest rates might slow the economy too much. >> we are uncertain about what inflation's going to do, what the fed is going do and reaction to inflation. >> reporter: every day americans are feeling the pinch of inflation as they shell out more for a long list of essential items. since march, 2021, the cost of food, energy, and gas have all seen major increases. >> i have a truck now that has 200 gallons, 250 gallons of fuel. i've put $1,000 into it and didn't fill it up. >> reporter: investor fred claire says he's riding out wall street's daily roller coaster ride

bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is not the first time the president has made this kind of remark about taiwan or the first time the white house has tried to roll it back. while geopolitics are center stage on this trip to asia, the white house says the real focus here is trade. president biden arrived in tokyo last night on a mission to revive u.s. interests on the other side of the globe. this morning, emperor naruhito formally welcomed the president to japan. afterwards, mr. biden met with japanese prime minister fumio kishida. the two reaffirmed their alliance in the face of threats from china and russia. >> the united states remains fully committed to japanese -- japan's defense, and we will face the challenges today and the future together. >> reporter: president biden is unveiling a new trade agreement today. the indo-pacific economic framework. >> the purpose is to increase our cooperation with other nations in the region and deliver concrete benefits for the people

bradley blackburn is in new york with the very latest on this story. bradley, good morning. >> good morning. this search had all the details of a hollywood movie and the central mystery of why that officer may have helped a violent inmate go on the run. now with her death, we may never fully know. >> reporter: the 11-day manhunt for an alabama inmate and a corrections officer ended with a brief police chase in evansville, indiana, on monday. >> we got a dangerous man off the street today. he's never going to see the light of day again. >> reporter: inmate casey white surrendered after the u.s. marshals crashed into their vehicle. sources tell cbs news that officer vicky white died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> she has been an exemplary employee. what in the world provoked her, prompted her to pull a stunt like this, i don't know. i don't know if we'll ever know. >> reporter: last week james stinson noticed a truck abandoned at the car wash he manages and called police. >> my first thought, oh, my god, this could be this guy from alabama. >> r

same score, blackburn. gets a can of corn to end his outing six and two-thirds.ust that one earned run. 7th inning we go. jed laurie with a runner at third. that up the middle, rock shot, ties the game at one. angels would score two in the eighth. so this is it. two outs and two on. stop it. he would never hit a major league home lrun and he does so today with walk-off fashion with two outs and a's with a little stunner at home. 4-3, they take down the angels. >>> anxiety is constantly tinkering. he's already made eight trades this season. in exchange for a minor league catcher. some depth at that position. jacob junas making his second start for the giants. he had been really good to start the year. second inning, brendan donovan does damage here. that is an rbi base hit. julius pitts well after that, threw out the next four innings. tommy edmond gets him out of a jam. again, mostly really good start for junas. and then, tommy edmond will get his revenge. literally, one strike away. instead, edmonds ends his outing. two runs. and the story for the giants was, yo

bradley blackburn, cbs news. >> a live look at the state capitol, today governor gavin newsom is set toe new budget pral ar ownthe stateuld provid wh$4o 80or$933 million to provide health care workers with at least $1,000 each and $2.7 billion to fund covid-19 rental assistance for people who applied before the deadline. >>> inflation is so high it's actually triggering a state law that automatically bumps up the minimum wage. it kicks in when inflation tops 7%. the base rate will rise to $15.50 an hour starting next year, depending on the employer. the wage is $14 or $15 an hour. >>> twitter is in turmoil this morning, just a short time ago, elon musk tweeted his planned purchase of twitter is temporarily on hold pending details on spam and fake accounts on the social media platform, it comes amid high-profile firings. we have the potential fallout for san francisco. >> as if there wasn't enough drama in the twitter sales saga, a big shakeup at the topr hateg el musk proposedkeover of de. thomaidwas trying to be efficient pulling back on non-labor costs. shares closed down more than

bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. this was supposed to be a week of celebration in uvalde, the start of summer break for students at robb elementary. instead, this week families and the community are processing their enormous grief as they begin to say good-bye to those 19 innocent victims. funerals will be held today for two of the victims of last week's school shooting. amerie jo garza and maite rodriguez, both just 10-years-old, were killed in their classroom one week ago. maite's cousin said the fourth grader dreamed of being a marine biologist. >> she didn't deserve it. know in that moment she was bride. she was telling people where to hide. along -- >> reporter: president biden hopes the latest tragedies will help convince more republicans to come to the bargaining table. >> i think it's gotten so bad that everybody's getting more rational about it. at least that's my hope. >> reporter: following the 2012 school shooting at sandy hook elementary in newtown, co

>> bradley blackburn in buffalo. thank you. >>> breaking overnight, results are in for voters in five states as they cast their ballots in the biggest primary night so far in the 2022 midterm elections. cbs news projects that pennsylvania lieutenant governor john fetterman will win for the senate. he had a pacemaker put in yesterday after suffering a stroke last week. his republican opponent has yet to be decided. it's a tossup between mehmet oz and former hedge fund manager dave mccormick. in north carolina state senator chuck edwards has defeated madison cawthorn in the 11th congressional district. and in kentucky, cbs news projects senator rand paul will win the republican nomination and will face democrat charles booker. voters in kentucky have not elected a democrat to the senate since 1992.aw unveiled a $28 million emergency spending bill to deal with the nationwide shortage of baby formula. house democrats say that the money would boost inspections of suppliers and acquire better data on the marketplace. the s

bradley blackburn is in buffalo with the latest on all of this. bradley, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're learning that suspect was able to legally buy his rifle despite past threats against his high school, and his online history suggests he had been working out the details of this plan for months, targeting this african american neighborhood. today president biden will come here to stand with the community and hopefully help it start to heal. president biden and the first lady visit buffalo, new york, today, three days after olice say a white gunman went on a racially motivated shooting spree, killing ten black people and injuring three others at a grocery store. >> what we want to do is make sure we send a very clear message that hate must have no safe harbor. >> reporter: mr. biden will call the shooter's actions terrorism. motivated by a hateful and per verse ideology and he will urge congress to pass new gun control legislation. >> it's hard. >> reporter: yesterday the president paid tribute to aaron salter, a 55-year-old retir

bradley blackburn is in buffalo this morning with the very latest on all of this. bradley, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. this parking lot is where the shooting started before moving inside the tops grocery store. 11 of those 13 victims were black, and police do believe they were targeted specifically because of their race. the city of buffalo, new york, is in mourning after a mass shooting left ten dead at a supermarket. >> this is not open season on african americans. >> reporter: investigators say suspect payton gendron specifically targeted the store because he wanted to kill as many black people as possible. the 18-year-old has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder charges. >> the evidence that we have uncovered so far makes no mistake that this is an absolute racist hate crime. >> reporter: last year police questioned him after he reportedly made threats at his high school in conklin, new york. >> they interviewed the subject and felt it was appropriate at this time to have that individual brought in for a mental health evaluation. s

bradley blackburn, cbs news, buffalo, new york. >>> back here in the bay area, aapi leaders stood in solidarity with the naacp at an emergency meeting in san francisco. kpix 5's andria borba reports on their united call for action against hate-filled violence. >> we have lost again people who look like me, an african american. >> reporter: inside the historic third baptist church, an emergency meeting at the naacp, following the mass murder of ten black people in buffalo over the weekend. >> we have got to call it for what it is. it's evil. it's un-american, and it does not have a right to exist in a civilized society. >> reporter: sharing the microphone and zoom with dr. amos brown, members of the asian american community say this is a moment for solidarity to stand with the pioneers of civil rights. >> what they have done, they have laid down the groundwork to support what we've been doing. without them, i don't think i am able to speak standing here to speak with you. >> reporter: for members of the black community, this weekend's shooting was the same old story, set in a new loca

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runner at third and that will be no decision for blackburn. up the middle ties the ball game. the angels score two in the eighth. so this is it. two outs, two on. he never hit a major league home lun, and he does so today in walk-off fashion with two outs in the ninth inning, nonetheless. a's come from behind, they win 4-3. >>> fall age designty is constantly tinkering to maximize their debt. the latest today, mauricio duban heading to house tp in exchange for a minor league catcher. jacob junis had been really good to begin this year. second inning, brendan donovan -- he will do some damage. rbi base hit. junis did pitch bell for the next four innings, following batter wicked slider getting him out of a jam. sit down, tommy edmond. and then, tommy edmond will get him right back. one strike away from getting through five. instead, cardinals go up four squo two-thirds. two runs for junis today. >>> they had a chance here, bases loaded in the 7th. that is a 6-3 double play. erases the threat. later in the inning, giants down 3-nothing. line drive left field. darren ruff can't ca

. >> leader of the s&p, ian blackburn. >> i want to express my deepest sorrow for the horrific events in texas yesterday. 19 children and two teachers needlessly lost their lives. many remembering the tragic events that took place 26 years ago, the thoughts and prayers of the s&p and the subsidy, lawmakers, schools of gun violence. the report the prime minister downing street, with offices, rooms crowd, and security force, the parties are so rigid. at the center was the prime minister. for the partygoers. every excuse under the sun. we've seen the damning photo evidence. people stayed at home to protect the nhs. the prime minister was engaging in drinking and debauchery that makes a mockery of sacrifices each and every person made. will the prime minister take the opportunity and resign? >> mister speaker, i can tell the right honorable gentlemen much as i appreciate his advice he will have a further opportunity to take customary length to debate that matter in the course of the statement that will follow. >> ian blackburn. >> is a joke, the prime minister has lost the trust of the pu

. >> we have now come to the leader of the s&p, ian blackburn. >> thank you, mr.peaker, i want to express my deepest sorrow for the horrific events in texas yesterday. 19 children and two teachers needlessly lost their lives. many of us in scotland will be remembering the tragic events that took place 26 years ago, the thoughts and prayers of the s&p are with the families suffering today and we hope lawmakers will act on gun violence. the report the prime minister downing street, with offices, rooms crowd, and security force, -- so many bottles, rooms crowded, and security forced to intervene because the parties were so enraged. at the center was the prime minister orchestrating it. a collapse for himself. for eight months, we have held every excuse under the sun. but now, now, we've seen the damning photo evidence. people stayed at home to protect the nhs. but the prime minister was engaging in drinking and debauchery that makes a mockery of sacrifices each and every person made. will the prime minister take the opportunity and resign? >> mr. speaker, i can tell

bradley blackburn, cbs news, new york. >> united states has 4 million registered nurses. >>> coming up"kpix 5 news at 12:00 p.m.," a new toy with >>> it is starting to get active in the north bay with the isolated showers popping up over sonoma county. you can see the decent band of rain moving through town. everybody has an equal opportunity to receive an isolated shower. it is the same tomorrow and then we are done with a nice warm up into the weekend. >> thank you so much, darren. >>> breaking barriers with this latest toy is hot wheels with its first ever remote- controlled wheelchair toy . it was made to mimic the movement of a wheelchair motocross champion. you can get it right now on amazon. under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way

we now come to leader of the snp, ian blackburn. i want to - the snp, ian blackburn.geous. at the centre was the prime minister orchestrating it, grabbing a glass for himself in order to toast the partygoers. for eight months we have heard every excuse under the sun but now, now we have all seen the damning photo evidence. while people stayed at home to protect the nhs, the prime minister was engaging in drinking and debauchery that makes a mockery of the gut—wrenching sacrifices that each and every person made. for the prime minister now take the opportunity and resign? mr speaker, i can tell opportunity and resign? mr speaker, i can tell the — opportunity and resign? mr speaker, i can tell the right _ opportunity and resign? mr speaker, i can tell the right honourable - i can tell the right honourable gentleman that much as i appreciate his advice, he will have a further opportunity, which i'm sure he will take to his customary length, to debate that matter in the course of the statement which will follow directly after pm cues. it is the statement which will follow

. >> senator blackburn. sen. blackburn: thank you. welcome, mr. secretary.e are so pleased to have you before us. a couple things i want to touch base with you on today. there have been just billions of taxpayer dollars that have ended up with fraud and abuse through some of the grants. and the different projects that are out there. and i know that when you look at the infrastructure funding. some of the movie -- money used for enhancements, for the walking trails, bypass, things -- bike paths, things of that nature, have gone to groups i have questions about. you have got groups like speak for the trees, which received a grant for project utilizing storytelling and walks aim to increase awareness of surrounding an equitable tree canopy cover. so talk to me about how you can assure us that the money is going to go to what is needed -- roads, bridges and railways. you mentioned today a bridge collapse. you are with me in memphis when we toured and dot worked to address the bridge collapse. so talk to me about your monitoring of these grants and making certain

did you know paul blackburn has fifth lowest e.r.a. in baseball? 5 1/3 shutout. up 1-0, elvis andrus leaves the building. thank you, thank you. elvis' third home run of the season. a's beat the mariners 4-2. ten-game home stand beginning tomorrow night. >>> warriors flew back from dallas today, another chance to close out mavericks at chase center. golden state yet to lose at home in the playoffs. >>> jimmy buffett courtside for miami, boston, game five of the eastern conference finals. celtics, jaylen brown had success. former cal bear had 19 of his 25 after halftime. celtics defense holds the heat. 93-80 boston. >>> raiders brought colin kaepernick in for workout today, hasn't taken nfl snap since 2015 with the 49ers. stay tuned there. >>> former secretary of state condoleezza rice. rose zhang sinks the winning putt, the cardinal beat oregon to win second national title in program history. >>> college baseball, brock jones hits the go ahead homer in the seventh, and the cardinal, ranked number three in the country, beat arizona state in opening round of the fir

senator blackburn. >> senator blackburn? >> go ahead. >> you need to go. >> i'm going to stick around anyway. >> well, thank you all, thank you mister chairman. i want to stay, mr. kim, let me come to you on this. i saw you shaking your head about banking profits and let's continue with that. do you want -- to >> share, i think a lot of those a death of, a lot of the time the banks look at revenues and net income. and 30, 40% applies. if you go to the grocer who pays for a lot of further costs, so it doesn't account for the cost of money. when you do, that the profit margin becomes lower. >> all right. miss karet, let me come to you. i've talked to retailers i had heard from some retailers that talk about they have to eat this cost. and they say is most harmful to smaller businesses, the mom and pops. and, when i talk to people who are in the grocery and convenience store business, they talk a good bit about this. because this is something that drives of the overall cost of doing business and compliance. correct? >> senator,

. >> brad blackburn has more from buffalo where president biden and the first lady are set to meet with: president biden and the first lady visit buffalo, new york, today, three days after police say a white gunman went on a racially-motivated shooting spree, killing ten black people and injuring three others at a grocery store. >> what we want to do is make sure we send a very clear message that hate must have no safe harbor. >> reporter: a white house official tells cbs news, mr. biden will call the shooter's actions terrorism, motivated by a hateful and perverse ideology and he will urge congress to pass new gun control legislation. >> it's hard. >> reporter: yesterday the president paid tribute to aaron salter, a 55-year-old retired police lieutenant who worked as a security guard at the top supermarket. >> he actually was able to shoot the assailant twice but we on a bullet proof vest and he lost his life in the process. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news the 18-year-old suspect wrote a lengthy online post where he described himself as a white supremacist and said he planned to con

ross: our cbs correspondent, bradley blackburn, is in buffalo.ey: authorities are trying to authenticate the manifest he apparently posted online. there are racist ramblings and the suspect describes himself as a white supremacist and an anti-semite. so they are reading through those documents and hoping they offer some clues as to how he wound up at this place. we are seeing a growi number of these kinds of attacks. we do see evidence that they are connected. for example, one person who look to that 180 page manifesto through connections to the 2019 attack in new zealand and say this you shooter look to those shootings as an example and a model. in fact, language from some of the manifesto that was done in new zealand was used in his own 180 page manifesto. ross: in that manifesto there are references to a theory that is popular among far right race is to suggest why people are being replaced by minorities in the u.s. and other western countries. if we look not just to this attack but across a number of mass shootings in recent years, what can w

. >> we now come to leader of the snp, ian blackburn. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as i speak, the public is pouring over the sordid details of what went on out of the public eye behind the high gates and the walls of the prime minister's residence. and it is damning. it concludes, many gatherings and many individuals did not adhere to covid guidance. events were attended by leaders in governments and should not have been allowed to happen. junior civil servants believe that involvement was permitted by the attendance of senior leaders. there was an unacceptable lack of respect and poor treatment of security staff. the senior leadership of the center, both political and official, must bear responsibility for this culture. that leadership came from the top, and the prime minister, in the words of the report, must bear responsibility for the culture. a fish rots from the head. mr. speaker, the prime minister's dispatch box denial of a party taking place in november is now proven to be untrue. he was there on the 30th of november, photographed, raising a toast, surroun

. >> now we have come to the leader of the snp, ian blackburn. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i want to join a going to express my deepest sorrow at the horrific events in texas yesterday. 19 children and two teachers have needlessly lost their lives. many of us in scotland will be remembered the tragic events that took place 26 use go. the thoughts thoughts and prayers of the snp of the family suffering today but also that lawmakers will finally act to bring the scourge of gun violence that plagues the united states to. mr. speaker, the report the prime minister in downing street has been damaged. rooms so crowded, people were sitting on each other's laps and security force to intervene because the parties were so outrageous. at the center was the prime minister orchestrating it in order to toast the partygoers. for eight months we have heard every excuse under "the sun." but now, now we've all seen the damning photo evidence. while people stayed at home to protect the nhs, the prime minister was engaging in drinking and debauchery that makes of the mockery of the gut wrenchi

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bradley blackburn with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the war in ukraine has dragged on for three months, and there's real concern it could drag down the global economy for years to come. that is the situation the president faces as washington prepares to send billions more in aid to ukraine. >> the bill is passed -- >> reporter: last night the house passed a nearly $40 billion aid package for ukraine. >> time is of the essence. time is life and death. >> reporter: if the senate passes the bill it will add to the $54 billion the u.s. has already given to ukraine. yesterday seven russian missiles pounded the port city of odesa, hitting a warehouse and shopping center and will killing at least one person. >> in the next month or two of fighting will be significant. >> reporter: they members of congress told congress they do not expect russian president vladimir putin to back down. >> putin most likely also judges that russia has a greater ability and willingness to endure challenges than his adversaries, and he is probably counting on u.s.