health care would be like. however, one country with socialized health care is decided they currently can't afford the bill and have announced a health and social care levy. 1.25 percent increase in the national insurance tax in the present and a separate tax on earned income, specifically for health and social care. all beginning in 2023, u. k prime minister born johnson says the funding will be used to tackle the national health care system backlog from the pandemic. but that's only at 1st and then it will roll over to pay for new caps on individual contributions to social care. you actually think that tax would go away? never. so to give us a reaction and if the pandemic is going to be raising your taxes, we bring in hello, hello records president the brace american, ben. so sir, thanks for joining us. hillary pleasure to be back with you again. scottie ok so chance rick cynic said there's a backlog treatment for over 5000000 people. currently in the u. k. give us a picture of what is current health care like the situation u. k. for entered into visuals both in regards to cobit as well. everything else, people get sick when you're right. so i'm sure that he's the charge of the extra cup. s

coming days. us president joe biden says on vaccinated americans and causing damage to the nation's health care system. in a televised address in the last half an hour he pleaded to people to get jobs. listen to the voices of the vaccination americans who were lying hospital beds, taking their final breath sane. and literally we've seen some television if only had gotten vaccinate if only if only they're leaving behind hoses wise. small children, people who adore them. people are dying and will die and don't have to die is not hyperbolic, suggest is really a tragedy. please don't let this become your tragedy. get the vaccinate. ok up to date. lots more news on our website. our desert dot com. do check it out. coming up next, the stream teaching, you can watch out for english streaming live and i do 2 channels plus thousands of our programs award winning documentaries. and you get to choose to scribe. you choose dot com forward slash al jazeera english. ah, i actually ok next week germans will be going to the pose and voting for a new chancellor. who can replace angela marco, what are the big co

massive $3.5 trillion spending bill, the biggest in history, dealing with the climate, the nation, health care and more. president biden is behind closed doors pressuring democrats who are still not on board with that bill. phil mattingly is at the white house for us, and lauren is on the hill. speaker pelosi wanted the house to vote on that bill tomorrow, but senator joe manchin may have just derailed that plan. what happened? >> reporter: this is what happened. earlier this morning the house speaker coming out of her whip meeting essentially walked away and said what she needs to see before this vote tomorrow is some kind of agreement on legislative text, exactly what is going to be inside that bigger $3.5 trillion proposal before she is able to get the votes and bring to the floor that smaller bipartisan infrastructure bill that already passed the senate. well, that is a really heavy lift, because you have just about 24 hours before the bipartisan infrastructure bill is supposed to be on the floor. and so far there has been no indication from sinema or manchin that they are even going to pu

and surging hospitalizations are straining the nation's health care system.experts say american's rush to return to normalcy is partly to blame. >> our behavior is not as careful this year as we were last year. remember sort of the biker's rally in sturgis, south dakota was all the news. now we have full packed stadiums and we have birthday parties and weddings and we're going back to life as normal and so we're not as careful. if you are going to have a real effect on this pandemic, you will have to figure out a way to vaccinate the 60 million, 70 million who are unvaccinated you are at greater risk of being hospitalized or dying. it is the unvaccinating that is spreading the virus and we should talk about it every minute of every hour of every day because we'll never get on top of this pandemic until we do that. >> despite that, only 53% of americans have been fully vaccinated. that is well short of the minimum threshold for herd immunity. >>> meanwhile extra financial benefits because of the pandemic have come to an end for about 11 million jobless america

kick off a new week with concerns over vaccine mandates new york's governor puts the national guard on ready as health care workers face a deadline get the jab or you are out of a job. >>> investigators are descending in montana investigating a train derailing. >>> a funeral is held for gabby petito and the search for her fiance continues into the quarter comes to a

departure from previous administrations in terms of our public role in all of that stuff health care, jobs, security, national security experts will tell you that the competition for resources causing migrations and conflicts are a national security issue. health care, jobs, security and morality. if you believe that this planet is god's creation then we have a moral responsibility but even. if you don't share that religious we have a moral responsibility to our children to pass on this planet in the most responsible way possible in the president has laid out serious goals in terms of emissions and the rest and we plan to honor that in the reconciliation bill as we go forward. so it's about the future. it's about eldon back better, not reinforcing the past but taking us into the future for the children. on another note, we see the wildfires in the west. it's so devastating. as you see the floods of ida in the south and the northeast, mother nature is not happy with us in terms of how we recognize the challenges that face us. climate crisis is real. human behavior has an impact on it and we have public policy

yet we have fewer doctors, fewer beds and worse health care outcomes than many comparable nations. i would like to see as is, how much investment in the nhs is going to be enough? are we just going to be told of ever increasing sons into a system that i personally believe is fundamentally broken. it's so enormous now with well over i broken. it's so enormous now with well overi million people working at it. the most single individual let alone any has been in place for a few months is really able to comprehend or manage it. the fundamental problem is that even if the funding constraints and the nhs are real, and a fully tax funded system health funding systems are always going to be political decisions. and that means that they will always be at the behest of which of a politician, which of a political party it might be in power at any given time. i would advocate for a very different funding model altogether for a for a very different funding model altogetherfor a health for a very different funding model altogether for a health care service was up one never allows market forces, c

you cannot underestimate just how fatigued the nation's health care workers are to the point where we're even seeing potential empathy deficit among them having to take care of unvaccinated individuals. the only complication, i can see happening here is not right now. because there's nobody in there. they have the capacity just like jeff science said. the only issue would be if people are really abusing it and we start to see really long lines, people who need to get either their first dose or second dose or immune compromised people not able to get in and get appointments. otherwise, it's a really warm reception here. >> doctor, let's start there. it seems like this is almost the honor system. nobody at your local cvs or the safeway pharmacy is going to tell you you're not immune compromised or your job isn't actually dangerous enough to get this shot. did the cdc just functionally approve a back door booster shot for anybody who decides they really want one? >> i think this is a much broader population. and i actually agree with others who have said the expansion the cdc director did t

health care, jobs, security, national security experts will tell you the competition for resources causing migrations and conflicts are a national security issue. health care, jobs, security, and morality. if you do believe this planet is god's creation, we have the chu words -- stewards of it. i hope everybody accepts the fact that we have a moral responsibility to our children to pass on this planet in the most responsible way possible in the president has laid out serious goals in terms of the emissions and we plan to honor that in the reconciliation bill as we go forward. it is about the future. it is about building back better not reinforcing the past. but taking us into the future for the children. on another note, as we see the wildfires in the west, we see them at home. it is so devastating. as you see the floods of ida and the storms of ida in the south and northeast, mother nature is not happy with us in terms of how we recognize the challenges that face us. climate crisis is real. human behavior has an impact on it. we have public policy proposals that i hope would be bipartisan

health care legacy of the covid pandemic? lloyd: i hope the legacy will be how we responded as a nation and how we responded as a health care communitythere are many aspects of that response that we wish were different, but i think we have all learned a lot and are learning a lot. i am so proud every day to work an amazing group of dedicated health care professionals where i am at stanford, and i would say that about health care workers around the country. supporting our health care workforce during these trying times is going to be particularly important as we all get through this together. tom: thank you so much for joining bloomberg today in new york. greatly appreciate it. lloyd minor has been with us throughout the ark of this pandemic, and we look for further conversations. lisa, your thoughts on the immediacy of announcements from the fed. lisa: i am just reading more about the eric rosengren resignation, basically speeding up his retirement by nine months to thursday on a kidney condition. of course, there is this question of the potential revelations about trading activity, and now there is focus on robert kaplan. however, v

the british house of commons approves a rise in national insurance to boost funding for health and social care. the world's biggest plant to extract carbon dioxide from the air opens in iceland. how significant is it in the battle to reverse climate change? and emma raducanu's us open dream remains on course. the 18—year—old british qualifier is through to the semifinal at flushing meadows. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's 6am in the morning in singapore, and midnight in singapore, and midnight in france — where the trial began today of the 2015 attacks in paris. a night of indiscriminate shooting and bombing in paris that left 130 innocent people dead. it was france's worst attack since the second world war. it led to intensified french military action against the extremists abroad and a security crackdown at home. today, the trial began of the 20 men accused of involvement in those attacks. our paris correspondent, lucy williamson, reports. the sirens sounded again in paris today for the men accused of terrorising this city six years ago. sounds that on

than 20 statements have mandated health care workers get vaccinated, and millions more will face weekly testing. the policies are raising concerns about worsening the nation'staffing shortage. the health care industry's already down more than 500,000 health care jobs since february just before the pandemic, and turnover, it is high. it stands near 20%. and, neil, across the country 993 hospitals reported yesterday that they were critically short staffed. one public health expert tells us she doesn't expect a mass exodus because that plan needs to be put this place. >> i'm sure there will be areas in the country where they will experience that more than others. and so in those areas where they do experience that, we immediate to have sort of a back-up -- we need to have sort of a back-up plan to make sure there's access to care. >> reporter: the vaccination if rate among health care workers in august stood at around 75%. it has surely gone up since then with this nationwide push to get health care workers vaccinated, but just by how much remains to be seen. consider this, new york's mandate on health care workers to get vaccinated goes into effect on monday.

mandate deadline for state health care workers to receive a first dose, which could result in drastic staff firings and shortages. the governor putting medically-trained national guard and out-of-state health care workers on standby to fill any possible staffing voids. meanwhile, a federal judge temporarily blocking a similar mandate for new york city educators, as states begin rolling out pfizer booster shots. >>> and a ballpark tragedy. a mother and her 2-year-old child falling to their deaths before a padres game. what we are learning tonight about how this happened. >>> also tonight, speaker pelosi hinting the critical vote on the senate's $1 trillion infrastructure bill could be delayed, amid sharp divisions within the democratic party. house progressives refusing to vote until the larger infrastructure bill is also ready for consideration. pelosi now promises a vote sometime this week. >>> hundreds of mourners paying their respects today at a memorial service for gabby petito, the slain 22-year-old woman from long island. tonight, her father's heartfelt message as the search intensifies for petito's former boyfriend, brian laundrie, a person of interest

. ♪ >> mp's in britain have voted in favor of a tax rise to fund national health and social care servicesbeen put under strain during the pandemic. prime minister boris johnson said his plan deal with catastrophic costs based those who need care. but to fulfill one promise he made on social care, he had to break another. here is our political correspondent. peter: he said it was his guarantee that no taxes would rise on his watch. i suppose he's get out of ja free is the pandemic. because this government in the u.k., much like governments around the world, had to spend billions of pounds keeping the economy afloat through lengthy and repeated lockdowns. so yeah, he will say that an continue to make that argument. he said in the house of commons today that he needs a government that is prepared to make difficult choices. the question is whether voters can now trust the tory party going into elections because this isn't the first manifesto promise this government is broken. ♪ >> this is "outside source," live from the bbc news room. our lead story -- some of the 20 people accused over the 2

the civil war with the establishment of the home for volunteer soldiers, first time the nation provided health care to its veterans were not enlisted offices but regular volunteer soldiers of the time. these homes were located in rural areas of the country and were scattered out. there was one in milwaukee, one in dayton and provided medical and holistic care to the nations veterans, that meant soldiers lived there, had parade grounds, recreational buildings, this was lifelong care of veterans located in rural areas because they were all in areas that were cheap and had plenty of fresh air but were also meant to keep men away from temptation, alcohol and gambling found in larger cities, those are the origins of veterans healthcare and as you progress, it continues as well so after world war i you see that model change in some ways, you don't have that lifelong care aspect, a more rehabilitative model where you return veterans to society after their wounds are treated but you have that rural component as well. this is during the time of 2 burke yellow sis, respiratory diseases, ailments happened wit

it's no surprise to the nation's exhausted health care workers. will biden's battle plan and make a difference? we will ask our doctors standing by. and, the ever provocative michael more argues that, in the end, osama bin laden one. we will get michaels take on afghanistan and joe biden. all of that as the 11th hour is just getting underway on this thursday night. thursday night it helps keep you effortlessly comfortable by sensing your movements and automatically responding to both of you. and, it's temperature balancing to help you stay comfortable all night. it even tracks your circadian rhythm, so you know when you're at your best. in other words, it's the most energy-building, wellness-boosting, parent-powering, proven quality night's sleep we've ever made. don't miss the final days where all smart beds are on sale. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 48 months. ends monday. are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas or abdominal discomfort? taking align

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kick off a new week with concerns over vaccine mandates new york's governor puts the national guard on ready as health care workers face a deadline get the jab or you are out of a job. >>> investigators are descending in montana investigating a train derailing. >>> a funeral is held for gabby petito and the search for her fiance continues into the quarter comes to a close and the nation faces a possible shutdown. >>> a late night thriller in the bay area "early today" starts now good morning, i'm frances rivera >> and i'm philip mena >> all health care workers in new york are required to have at least one shot today those who refuse without a doctor's excuse will be terminated without unemployment. the same to be put in place for teachers >> just hours before a vaccine mandate was set to go into effect for teachers and staff in new york city, a federal judge temporarily blocked the largest school system. the mayor announced nearly 150,000 employees would have to get their first dose by monday which includes teachers, custody owed yans and cafeteria workers. mixed emissions for their children >> it should b

tonight at ten, the house of commons approves a rise in national insurance to boost funding for health and social care. the ayes to the right, 319. the noes to the left, 248. the new levy on workers and employers will raise an extra £12 billion a year, with the nhs initially taking the lion's share. but some leaders in the care sector warn that the plans will not deliver in time to save many struggling residential homes. unfortunately, if your ship is sinking now, you don't wait three years before you provide the plug for the hole. it's just not going to happen, services are already deteriorating in quality. we'll also have the latest on the burden imposed by the new tax and whether it's fair to those on lower incomes. also tonight: sirens. in paris, six years after the worst—ever terror attacks in the city, salah abdeslam and 19 other defendants have finally gone on trial. this week alone, more than a thousand migrants have crossed the english channel to the uk, prompting more talks between the uk and france. at the us open tennis, britain's18—year—old star, emma raducanu, reaches her first—ever semi

new york's governor readies the national guard to fill in for health care workers who are likely to quit over vaccines tomorrow. as the federal judge halts the vaccine mandate for teachers in the nation's largest public school system. booster shots going into arms across the u.s. this weekend. what if you received j&j or moderna shots? what the experts say now about mixing vaccines. border crisis. the head of homeland security says more than 12,000 haitian migrants have been released inside the u.s. to await asylum hearings. remembering gabby. a massive outpouring of grief at the funeral today for gabby petito who was murdered. >> gabby loved life and lived her life every single day. >> as the search for her fiance enters its second week. >>> a river of lava in spain tearing down this church. the new video just in. >>> plus a surprise proposal during a wedding that changed these girls' lives forever. >>> good evening. as we come on the air federal investigators have arrived at the site of the deadly amtrak train accident on saturday. a team from the ntsb is in montana to find out why the

care, the long waits for bells to be answered. >> reporter: but new york's governor ready to send in the national guard and replacement health care workers. >> you need to be assured that the person taking care of you is not going to give covid to you or your newborn. can't we just say that that is a basic right that everyone has? >> reporter: this as children across this country are still getting infected with covid at an alarming rate. but shots for younger children are on the horizon. pfizer now planning to submit its trial data for kids ages 5 to 11 within days. authorization could come by the end of october. >> we are all enthusiastically awaiting these data. it will go from the fda to the cdc and we will review it with similar urgency. and i'm hoping in the order of weeks. >> reporter: and tonight, come welcome news after a covid scare on the set of "the view" on friday. co-host sunny hostin and guest host ana navarro who are fully vaccinated were told to leave the set after a positive test come the vicident.ore they were l e resus re inaccurate. >> i'm thrilled to report that sunny and ana's friday results turned out to be

government hopes to raise 36 billion pounds, that is about 42 billion euros, for the national health service and social carein particular, the u.k.'s aging population. >> instead of individuals having to bear the financial risks of catastrophic care costs themselves, we as a country are deciding to share more of that risk collectively. the only alternative would be to borrow more indefinitely. but that would be irresponsible at a time when our national debt is already the highest it has been in peacetime. kate: france's national to statistics -- national statistics office expects growth this year. gdp growth expected from 6% to 6.25%. economists saying at least for now the fourth wave of coronavirus infections that interrupted france's controversial health plans have not seemed to affected the economic recovery. let's take a look at the day's trading action now. wall street has closed mixed on concerns of the delta variant. the dow jones down at the closing bell. but when share is percent. just the nasdaq closing slightly above the flat line. losses of about half a percentage point each in london and frankf

we are dealt with this in health care locally and nationally. as health care workers to breathe a sigh of relief knowing all our coworkers are vaccinated. this overlaps with what the army sees as fitness of duty. now that we have a fully approved vaccine and will have more on the way, there's very little reason to not put a mandate in place. and we do this for other vaccines. this is not unprecedented. not just for health care workers, but for children, for adults when we travel. we have requirements and we have not questioned those up until now. i can't help but think there's a political undertone, not to individuals, but to some of the rhetoric kicking up clouds around these mandates and requirements. >> lastly, we talk a lot about the south, the delta surge in the south, but the delta surge is really everywhere. i was struck reading a story at our affiliate here in washington, d.c. it's about children's national hospital. they reached full capacity over the weekend. how dangerous is it for people to think of this surge as a regional problem an

health care workers who refuse to get vaccinated. the governor said she is preparing to declare a state of emergency and potentially bring in the national guard or out of state health care workers to help with the staffing shortage. >> really ready to give that up and give up your paycheck? a lot of people say, okay, wait. i will go get vaccinated. >> new york is one of thea least six states, plus the district of columbia that have vaccine mandates in place for health care workers. >>> as bay area counties start to roll out booster shots they are trying to cure some third dose confusion. santa clara is up and running but health leaders reminding people that only pfizer receivers at least six months out from the last dose are eligible right now. only if they are at high risk because of age, health, history, occupation or living situation. >> we felt that we wanted to get that and be covered for everything that the variants and what not that were coming out. >> we have kids and grandkids and all that. we want to still see them. >> other counties like alameda aren't giving out boosters but if you qualify pharmacies are still an option. >>>

worried about job creation, the economy, but at the same time, they have national projects going on to vastly expand health carely expand pensions, and this has all been done ahead of the election as a national project that has deadlines within the five years they will be in power. and of course, the legalization of medical cannabis is going to create a giant agency through which billions might flow, and whether this can become an example of a morocco where corruption can be kept at bay, but there are plenty of pitfalls within that. especially as a billionaire prime minister, you could be fdr and deliver the new deal, or you could be seen as a self-serving person. bernard: will this new government, however it's made up , will it be able to deliver on huge challenges? youth unemployment, crony capitalism charges, will they be able to meet these challenges? lahcen: no one can answer this question, but what i am sure about is that this government will not face the same challenges that they did because i am confident the political atmosphere will change completely in morocco. it will be 100% working with the king,

medical care workers in from out of state and even deploy medically-trained national guard members to where they might be needed. it is important to point out that the overwhelming number of health care workers and teachers are vaccinated. phil lipoff, abc news, new york. >> phil, thank you. >>> with halloween around the corner, the cdc director says she hopes kids can go trick or treating this year and says it should be done outside in small groups and suggests avoiding crowded halloween parties as pfizer prepares to submit data on vaccines for 5 to 11-year-olds. >>> now to montana where the ntsb is examining the damage from saturday's derailment. three were killed and dozens of others hurt when an amtrak train left the rails about 30 miles from the canadian border. a man was traveling with his wife to a vacation in portland. overnight, the first of three victims identified in that deadly amtrak train derailment in montana. zach schneider's wife becca confirming to abc news that her husband was killed when the empire builder passenger train went off the rails. >> oh, my god, it's on its side. >> my first thought was that we were derailing, then i thought that was crazy. there's

new york's governor will call in the national guard to replace state health care workers fired for notetting vaccinated. a hot debate. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit," it starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. now the dow finishing up slightly today. the s&p and the nasdaq finishing down on losses in big tech stocks. it is showdown week. the president, democrats are giant spending bills all in the balance all before midterm elections now fast approaching. that could hand power back to republicans. former president trump ready to pounce. he had rally this is weekend in georgia. we had more than 50 progressive democrats indicating they will vote no if nancy pelosi does not first get done the bigger 3 1/2 trillion dollar social investment bill. the vote on infrastructure delayed until later this week. edward lawrence he is the go-to guy. he always has the best information what is happening in d.c. he joins us now. good to see you,. reporter: good to see you, liz. president biden saying what is at stake victory for his age

. >> a development that may affect this nation's foreign policy, health care policy, perhaps the remainderidency. chuck, hard to believe it happens on the one year anniversary. >> in washington today for the president she stood for a symbol of voter anger. >> scott brown winning ted kennedy's liberal massachusetts senate seat was seen as a refr dumb on president obama's agenda. now it's ten years later. partisanship has become more predictive in american politics, right? especially as americans become more and more polarized and nothing is preordained. crazy things happen. opinions change. there's a very well known model that manage a public opinion, doing too much, spending, activism, turn it down. they're moving in opposition to the party controlling the white house. we saw this happen in ba ram obama's term. we saw it happen to donald trump. and because this is a reliable thing, people like fdr, lbj, some of this happened with joe biden but if we follow the historical depression, and as the first big test of the enduring effects of trump i mean without trump on the ballot, the results a

health. barely 40% of the state is fully vaccinated, nearly 14 points less than the national average, a statistic health careinformation. in a state where some residents and their children staged a msk protest in march. there is a mask mandate in washington state and frustration is spilling over. >> get the damn shot. >> health care is not an unlimited resource. people are counting on washington hospitals to be available to them while their own hospitals are overrun. >> reporter: the idaho hospital association says some 400 health care workers are out this week due to covid exposure, worsening a dire situation. >> i think the only thing that could make things worse is to act like this is not happening. if you went out and got a vaccine today it's not going to help us for weeks, but it would be a start. >> dan simon joins me now from idaho near the border with washington state. this reminds me of when i went down to louisiana to visit the hospital where i was born. louisiana has an indoor mask mandate, but nearby states don't. the governor told me he had to decline requests from out of state patients. do you

generate 36 -- billion pounds over the next three years to find the covered hit national health service and the social careouse says three quarters of u.s. adults have not received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. as president biden prepares to outline a new strategy to fight the pandemic. biden will unveil the plan on thursday. the vaccine hesitancy flowing the country's inoculation. egypt's minister for international cooperation has described expectation for the country's growth rate as impressive. he spoke to bloomberg at the start of the egypt international corporation quorum conference in cairo. >> our growth rate has been one of the positive ones globally. expectations are quite impressive going forward, and that comes on the back of very important reforms, as well as projects across different sectors. that has not stopped despite the pandemic. laura: credit suisse has named rafael lopez lorenzo as chief compliance officer, filling the last gap left by the exit after the archegos scandal. he is currently head of group and panel audits and will take over the bank. global news 24 hours a day, o

health care worker vaccination mandate takes effect monday. governor kathy hochul says she is prepared to deploy the national guard to help fill the potential shortagealth care workers left by the mandate. >>> the tony awards return sunday to honor broadway's best and brightest, and pay tribute to the great white way. shuttered for most of the pandemic. "moulin rouge" took home the best musical trophy and led the night with a total of ten awards. >>> for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, september 27th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." capitol hill clash. a possible government shutdown and debt default both threaten president biden's agenda. why some democrats are holding out on major pieces of legislation. >>> deadly derailment. three people are killed after a serious amtrak crash in montana. how passengers are describing the terrifying moments. >>> vaccine booster. the head of the cdc addresses whether americans will need an annual shot to fight off the coronavirus. >>> good morning, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green.

care of the elderly. but at the same time they have the national projects going on to fastly, expand health care, vast the expand pensions. and this has all been done ahead of the election as a national project, which has deadlines within their to 5 years that they will be in power. there is also of course, the legalization of medical cannabis mostly for export. the way it's structured right now, which is going to create a giant agency through through which billions might flow and whether this could become an example of a modern morocco, that where corruption can be kept at bay, even when in such a centralized place where so much money goes on, but there are also, of course, plenty of pitfalls with him that because making all these things come through it, especially as a 1000000000 our prime minister, it could become either f d r o delivers a new deal, or it could become trump, who is seen as a self serving person who is there so i think the risk reward is greater than the situation. i would. willis, new government however, is made up. we've got a good idea to be these 3 dominant parties. will it be able

many find the risk a worthy endeavor because our nation's health care system prioritizes innovation. yet this critical life-saving work is about to come to a crashing halt if the drug pricing provisions in this bill make it into law. an drug pricing policies will hurt the rare disease community the most. the drug pricing scheme my democratic colleagues are willing to enact have been found -- of this provision will also cost jobs. according to a study, hr3 will cost nearly one million jobs nationwide, with more than 60,000 lost in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. why would my colleagues across the aisle want to stifle innovation to lower drug costs when there are alternatives such as hr19 that offer bipartisan solutions to lower drug costs without compromising access to life-saving tears? why? -- cures? the answer appears to be to provide a tax break to the wealthy donors, the salt tax. we know it benefits the wealthy donors. this amendment would take those dollars and help americans all across the country to lead bette r lives. it's plain and simple. cancer impacts all american fami

british mps will vote later today on whether to raise national insurance to fund health and social care—breaking move. the prime minister says it will raise £12bn a year which will be used to tackle the health backlog caused by the covid pandemic and boost social care. but while the increase in national insurance contributions grabbed all the headlines another tax rise is irking investors — an increase in the tax on dividends. joining me now is swetha ramachandran, investment manager, gam investments. good morning. talk through how the tax on dividends will work. the additional revenue of 12pm pounds needed to be raised through the measures announced yesterday are about 600 million that needs to be diverted to dividend tax. the idea is to apportion the burden among the working age employees, bearing a brunt of the contributions, but also those receiving income from the higher and of the spectrum. it will have the unintended consequence of increasing the tax burden on the self—employed who primarily pay a health dividends. we will persevere, we seem to have an audio issue but it isn't so

new york's governor readies the national guard to fill in for health care workers who are likely to quit over vaccines tomorrow. as the federal judge halts the vaccine mandate for teachers in the nation's largest public school

he thinks voters will back him because the money is to provide care for elderly people and for the national healthstrain in the pandemic. here's our political editor laura kuennsberg. even most of the cabinet were in the dark... morning, sir. happy to be raising taxes and breaking promises? ..until this much—anticipated plan emerged this morning into the bright light. there were some polite objections behind closed doors, but no straying from perfect manners for the cameras. i'm happy to give great support to boris johnson, who is a wonderful prime minister. even though borisjohnson�*s breaking a promise, raising a tax to catch up after covid and pay for social care. we must now help the nhs to recover, to be able to provide this— much—needed care to our constituents |and the people we love, and we must| provide the funding to do so now. we will also fix the long—term - problems of health and social care. a low tax party? well, it's being hiked on millions of workers and business in what will become a specific charge on your pay to raise 36 billion over three years. from next april, we will create

. >> a development that may affect this nation's foreign policy, health care policy, perhaps the remainderbama presidency. it's hard to believe it happens on the one year anniversary of the swearing in of president obama. it's almost like a hollywood plot tests. the name martha quickly may someday be a footnote in history, but in washington today, for the president, she stood for a symbol of voter anger. >> scott brown, winning ten kennedys liberal massachusetts senate seat in january 2010, before the midterms. it was seen not only as a huge upset, but also again, a referendum on president biden's agenda. as was chris christie's win the year before that now, it's ten years later, partisanship is become more predictive in american politics especially as america has become more polarized. but, nothing is preordained in politics the crazy things happen. opinions change, and there's a very well-known model of this, that imagines public opinion like a thermostat. when the public perceives the temperatures being too hot, the government is doing too much spending your activism, they tell the poli

health care workers, teachers and grocery store workers. >>> i must do what i can to preserve the health across our nation. >> also steps the white house is taking to clear up the confusion over boosters. >>> a budget stalemate. the reason the president is offering pessimism for his trillion dollar rebuilding plan. >>> more families are facing unexpected loss and now unanswered questions. >> it's about time someone exposes it. >>> news at 5:30 starts right now. >> president biden addressing the pandemic today after the director of the cdc took the rare step of overruling boosters. that clears the way for front line workers to get a third shot of the vaccine. we have the latest from washington. the cdc cleared the way for roughly 60 million people to get a third dose six months after their second shot. >> the booster shot is free and easy accessible. >> reporter: overnight the head of the cdc overruled the closely divided panel of her own agency advisers to recommend a third pfizer dose for american who is are frequently exposed to covid at work like health care workers, teachers and grocery store employees. >> our health care systems are