rouse and jonathan. capehart and jonathan, please.t's yours to take it away. >> well, thank you, madam secretary, we've got 25 minutes and i have a lot of questions to try to cram in in that time. um last year the focus of the forum was on on recovery in the mid in the middle of the pandemic and the administration's focus on equity in administering relief. my question is, what are you seeing one year later in terms of recovery for communities of color. >> great. um well thank you very much. why don't i start largely because of the council of economic advisors, we've been very focused on understanding how the recovery is going, how it's affected different populations and just in september and i only date that because we get new data on friday, which will tell us even more up to date information about the progress. but we did, we actually wrote and did an analysis about the economic recovery for black for blacks in particular. we've looked at hispanics as well, but let me focus on black americans for for the moment. so if we go back to

now cecilia rouse has some other claims. she says the housing market is cooling, this is true. the prices have dropped a bit from the peak. but what is this really showing? demand has fallen amid the economic slowdown. americans cannot afford to keep buying homes as they once did. so the prices are dropping and that is not a good sign at all. a lot of c, e o's and representatives of the business community are sounding the a lot arm and saying that the biden white house is out of touch, and that their policies are leading americans in the wrong direction. ceos are now preparing for near inevitable recessions in both the u. s. in europe. at the same time, ceo's continued to experience inflationary pressures with 59 percent reporting input costs over the past 3 months, remain the same, or rose with no easing expected by year end. moreover, at the start of 4th quarter, only 19 percent reported an increase in demand over the past 3 months, down from 38 percent in in 3rd quarter. it was back during the presidency of jimmy carter that americans 1st learned the term stagflation. that i

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white house economic adviser cecil yeah rouse is next. >>> midterm match-ups, as voters start to cast their ballots vgts we'll look at two key contests. arizona governor's race with republican kari lake and democratic katie hobbs. >> i'm proud of the work we did in 2020. >> as biden makes a swing out west -- >> i love being in colorado. >> -- we'll talk to that state's democratic senator and his joe o'dea. >>> president biden debates how to punish one global power and keep another from deadly escalation. the threats and the u.s. response with national security adviser jake sullivan. >>> hello. i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is wondering what the country will look like in 23 days. as we count down to the midterm elections, the president of the united states faces twin challenges. gloomy knew data points shows inflation is unchecked despite attempts by the fed to bring it down. clashes with unpredictable global powers. the economic and foreign policy chaos, part of what's driving dramatic unserbity ahead of next month's elections. today a special focus on the m

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ben—gvir rouses his supporters over security.the terrorists. cheering. ben—gvir electrifies his fans. they are excited because they feel they're on the verge of growing a lot stronger. a man who many felt could be kept on the fringes of israeli politics could be about to enter its government. polls suggest his party could get more seats than ever for the extreme right in the coming election. listen, i love israel. i love all arabs, just not thejihadists. are disloyal, mr ben—gvir? where tensions flare, ben—gvir will be there to pour on fuel, say his critics. calling for palestinians who threw stones to be shot. he taunted them, saying they'd be mown down. former prime minister benjamin netanyahu, or bibi, rallies his own base. he's nurtured the extreme right, hoping to boost coalition numbers for a return to power. this veteran observer of israeli politics thinks it's a fateful moment. it's a question of, what type of democracy and what type of country does it want to have? 0n the one hand, you have forces like itamar ben—gvir an

biden giving a rousing pep talk on how his party has it in the bag. >> we're running against the tide beating the tide. we the democrats are the ones that are fiscally responsible. let's get that straight now. republicans are fiscally reckless, pushing tax cuts for the very wealthy that aren't paid for, and exploiting the deficit that is making inflation worse. >> republicans are determined to hold the economy hostage, either give into their demands on social security and medicare which millions of americans rely on and paid for, and republicans will crash the economy. >> that is rousing. if biden's "blame the republicans" strategy fails to catch on, there's a nancy pelosi method of changing the subject. >> it's about getting out the vote. everything else is a conversation compared to that. in order to do that, you have to have inspiration. you can't run on empty. the fact is, is that when i heat inflation as i heard there, we have to change that subject. the fight is not about inflation. it's about the cost of living. >> the media going one step further to help democrats spin the bad

so for now, rouse is paying a mortgage on a house she can't live in. >> i used to come almost every day, but i don't come that often anymore. >> reporter: why is that? >> dbecause it's so sad, becaus every day it's more and more apparent, the loss. >> reporter: whitesburg, kentucky. >>> a new outbreak of ebola prompts officials to begin screening passengers at major u.s. airports. that story when we return. want to wake up to smoother, brighter skin day 1? olay retinol 24 recharges my skin while i sleep. no wonder it was awarded best night cream! night mode...activated. olay. face anything. what happens to your body language when you use dove dry spray? [laughing] it shows. try dove dry spray. our weightless formula with 1/4 moisturizers is effective and kind to skin. leaving you feeling instantly dry and confident. suffering from sinus congestion, 1/4 moisturizers is effective especially at night? try vicks sinex. unlike most sinus treatments it provides instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex contains a powerful decongestant that targets congestion at the source. it reli

highest level since the early '80s the chair of the white house council of economic advisers cecelia rouse joining us this morning. great to have you back good morning. >> good morning. >> i wonder if you're disappointed in the print today and if you are, whether or not you think it paints maybe not as accurate a picture of how quickly the economy is evolving. >> look, what we learned today was that we have a problem with inflation. the president understands that we have understood that. what we do know is that we are not alone. around the world other countries are also wrestling with inflation. we, however, have come at this with a position of strength. we had such strong growth last year if we look at what the federal reserve, the challenge in front of it as it tries to bring down inflation while maintaining a strong labor market and strong employment, we know we're in a position of strength so we can see that already our economy is beginning to cool yes, this print suggested that this is a challenge but we could also see that, you know, inflation coming down due to energy prices but the

, on the hovering of the townspeople for the places of the burnt droulian, the bricked church was roused with gilded domes and already in the fall, but the church was lit up, and its walls have attached fresco painting. the place where the kingdom is located was guarded from today by the name of the tributary, svisloch and foil and minsk, judge martin volobkovich colliste of the akvero-orthodox church. temple knife built in 1847, the care of the attention of the womb of evil was such a goalkeeper, the venerable father pyotr ivanovsky . in this territory, in addition to the temple, then there was a wooden one. and before this temple, there was the house of mercy, where the older generation lived out their lives. they were in this house of the heart, and here her life passed. but the wooden temple, in the process of all sorts of natural disasters and military events, burned down and in 1847 they began to build this temple. yes, in 1903-1904, muravan brahma was serving buddhism. in the lower yakoi , images were placed in the fall of 1933, the church the alley of nishakana was covered for al

as for, do you have rousing effect on market starting with the real estate market in the banks with the backing of the government's drug into debt for home ownership, with adjustable rate mortgages? do you need all the ones? oh did interest rates rose, benefiting the banks and the market, but hurting debt is no longer for their mortgages into default on their payments. multiplied true wide, the prime financial crisis banking system. what was on the brink government's rush to save the banks, keeping them afloat. the public money much, what remained of countries welfare states was sacrificed to say the banker's britain was at the forefront of their financial institutions. some of the most powerful in the world don't get to meet the welfare state. they had to participate showing exactly what george osborne the to and i was planning with his us dirty program. my 1st budget was standing there. i was love us. and i also knew i had to announce and rather surprise, a country that we were going to do a whole set of difficult things like retirement age for people hope to pay the nurses and the te

british superbike rider chrissy rouse has died as a result of significant head injuries from a crash rugby union's financially stricken worcester warriors will be relegated from the premiership at the end of the season. players and staff had their contracts terminated yesterday. their suspension has been confirmed till the end of the campaign when they will be relegated. and the british number one emma raducanu has pulled out of the translation open with a wrist injury. to reach the quarterfinals last year, but struggled with injuries in what is herfirst last year, but struggled with injuries in what is her first full year on the tour. she retired from her career open semifinal. and that's all the sport for now. hello there, it is a blustery end to the working week. we have windy weather with plenty of showers on friday. even a longer spell of rain pushing southwards on a weather front which will be quite active. this will bring rumbles of thunder as it moves across england and wales and this next weather front as it moves across england and wales and thi showers ather front emir; as

. >> i expect a rousing ovation it will be the start of a relief a night remember. win and we'll have postgame coverage as soon as this one wraps up. but for now to get out of here, kate, i'll toss it back to you. >> thank you so much, jason. yeah, the quest for a repeat begins tonight. that like it's really loud in there. i don't i don't even just that. he respects. i was like i think everybody all kind of nervous about yeah. and got to get that monkey off their it. if they get a win tonight, i think that will help kind of a race. those that memories. it's always fun. l a that too. yeah. all right, kate, thank you. >> other news tonight, a florida pilot who passed out mid-flight and nearly died survives to tell his tale. 64 year-old kenneth allen had an emergency while flying with friends back in may. they managed to land the plane without even having any fight experience. he described the experience with reporter and save your walton. >> it's unbelievable on the ground underneath the wing of the small plane. i can't believe i'm still a lot of ken allen is so thank

oblast despite the rather high threats of companies from kharkiv and donetsk and luhansk oblasts were roused, dnipropetrovsk oblast, which is in the zone of hostilities, but there are regions where, as a matter of fact, they feel safe for the development of their business, where they have markets . geolocation because the procedure is not cheap and requires some specific preparation. well, i can say that we made a selective description of companies that were already implemented, about 10% of them had planning vocations, and considering the alarming situation that observed since october of last year, they already had appropriate relocation plans for only 10% in december, i.e. 90 such plans did not have and were already acting according to the situation and relatively maybe but there are no plans but they were not prepared, let's say from a formal point of view from a real point of view uh, these are the plans, actually, why are we talking with you today, because you published a publication about uh, the work of business migrants in zakarpattia in zakarpattia in zakarpattia oblast. if we talk

i expect a rousing ovation and and even cooling moment. i was chatting with his mom. one actually bought up a bunch of burrito that his favorite brito spot back in oakland and had them give them out to people in the community. so he comes home for a game and he finds a way to get back to the town he grew up in. and that's why this fan base loves him. so it will be fun to see one get his due while he's back here with the lakers. but we still have a couple more live reports throughout the night. but for now, that's all i chase center. back to you guys. a day sitting at tacos, all arounds. that's a great gesture. >> okay. the defending champs back at it and look at all the people i'm assuming are now heading into the city to go chase center. watch the game. the bay bridge traffic pretty backed up. yeah. the warriors were folks to show up a little bit early so they can yeah. they've got some time to get there and get themselves situated. the weather couldn't be better. theresa. yeah, it's very warm out there, vicki, and just seeing 5 degrees above average out there right

sure warriors fans want all that for one, but it will be a great moment when he gets that ring and rousing ovation here in chase center. but that's all i have are now. i know we have another live report coming up later in the hour. but for now, reporting from chase center, back to you guys. all right, jason, enjoy and get the looking. yeah, we're a little jealous. enjoy having good time out there. we'll check in with you later. tipoff is set for 7 o'clock tonight. but the organization. >> wanted fans to get there early to help. the team celebrate last year's championship season. yeah, they're gonna pass. also rings tonight. kron 4 the sec is outside at chase center. the fans are pouring into the arena taylor. so what's it like? >> well, it's the moment that many fans have been waiting for, as you can see here behind me, fans are startling starting to shovel in inside and hundreds of them. they arrived here early because there are many special events going on. special things happening for fan experiences. and i'll tell you again, it's a big day. not only is it the warriors home opener, but

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joseph rouse, also called for more engagement with the rest of the world with him dubbed a jungle back cell, doesn't say what he called the european garden. he was called sharing his candid thoughts at a talk in belgium to future professionals. you took a garden, we had built a garden avenue. she works is the best combination of our political freedom, economic prosperity, and social cohesion. that the human kind has been able to build those 3 things together. the rest of the world must of the rest of the goal. it's a jungle and the jungle could invade the garden and the gardeners should. they gave it when this sidney robi and marie. ready system occupied me see because it's quite. ready places to say that your role is a garden, that is so beautiful and the rest of the world is a job should be a minute. i the very and the stability that they want to, to see in the world is his vision was a particularly directed advice. yeah. because that is the only in china that can really be stabilized to peace and stability of god. god. in that they say they'll create it. and one of the things that r

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in a separate incident, at least 15 people have been killed in iran, southern city, or she rouse. a gunman opened fire in a shrine before being shot by police and taken into custody. at least 21 people have been injured. i saw her claim responsibility. hundreds of syrian refugees who fled to lebanon to escape the war, and making the uncertain journey back home. lebanese officials say more than $700.00 are being voluntarily repatriated. but rights groups have raised concerns about the safety of the refugees, screens. nearly dover, she sooner has been put to the test at the house of commons. in his 1st prime minister's questions. he is defended, the re appointment of sue and abraham in as home secretary of she was forced to resign just last week due to a data security breach snack, also pushed back the government's fiscal statement until november 2 and a half weeks later than planned. hope frances has blessed the family of murdered al jazeera journalist sharing abruptly in vatican city. a special memorial mass is also been held in rome for the palestinian american. sharon was target

while the charisse gas field will remain within as roused waters and extraction has already started. this allows israel to increase its potential to export gas to europe, where there is a rising demand triggered by russia's invasion of ukraine. this has provided a capitalist and the push and implemented for this agreement to happen, specifically because europe is working on and reconfiguring its energy security away from its dependence on russian oil and gas hydrocarbons agenda. energy production in the eastern mediterranean has been growing as israel, egypt. jordan and cyprus have worked together. you look for approximately you look for accessibility among many other things and so far the east med geographically position as it's, is, is proving to be that accessible quality door to europe. so they can start getting guys, getting guys out of lebanon will take time. the deal enables international companies to begin exploration, which could help lebanon with its crippling economic crisis. for 11 on this is about the economy. it insists the deal does not signify any form of normalizatio

c thought i'm case you are even though even us rouse because because you know, i mean the, the other reason is mr. carnegie is from your press community. and if you try to do to try to push him very hard. and if human not rebel as age, but then you don't mean if the signals go out, it's going to be detrimental for the congress. the congress will be over. because already, you know, the most oppressed dallas are, are, would be just be in by the 5th. and all, there are $200000000.00 in india and now hopefully a small number will cross look at the cut of you. so if you try to do anything with mr. carnegie, drastic, i think it's going to backfire to the congress. and plus, let me add this. mr. carnegie is not kissing mr. kirby is more sophisticated person . i try to get it wasn't, i'm beta, cried in the sixty's when it was not so fashionable to be in a basic right. he was trying to build a republican party of india in the head about the region at that point of time. he was part of the organization or beach center even before he joined the congress. and you should know, colgate is a staunc

if there's more faction fighting and rouse within the party from the right and the center ground, then that's go to destabilize things again, potentially. so things of really tense right now has been a vacuum power vacuum. and now we have position whereby everyone is trying to work out. could there be a unity candidates in those names? you've just read out? that's a tough question because the e r g, that's the european regional group, which is our, the, to the right of the party. am, is devastated really by what's been going on. because it had been in very much in the foot to the for, it was but behind bricks it, it made sure that boris johnson took the chalice through and got power and went only had a cabinet, got rid of the city like 21 of the ministers who were in the center ground. there was a night of the long knives now that some come back and the center ground is, is being captured again by a key people, one nation conservatives. there could be another clash. can they get a eunice, a candidate and the situation with the british public? is there sick and tired of this? that absol