u. k. economy and the u. s. economy. of course nancy pelosi is over in the u. k. truck house and she's been barking on about the fact that she's going to, obviously for the u. k. u. s. trade deal in the northern protocol as hell too, but that's another issue why i wanted to hit on that. why is that? an issue that an american law maker would start to criticize and say, such a thing that you should remember that over a $1000000000.00 with a trade is conducted between just california, her district and the u. k alone. so she's actually the british and she's been very small about this. the british embassy is going to congress with a report by congressional district and state state congressional district of how many american jobs are in those respect, u. k. jobs and american jobs are dependent on u. k. business. that's a very smart move by the british embassy. but what it is, is that in colors you have a lot of american politicians that have irish roots and don't want to see that protocol broken. but not does anybody in the u. k. in the u. k. they will, he's also to

u. s. economy been impacted since later on we're gonna discuss it changes with our very own rick sanchez. perfect. so today let's dive right in the we lead the program with the latest attempts to cool tensions between the world's 2 largest economies. for the 1st time since february us president joe biden, and china the president, she's in ping have spoken. it was a 90 minute phone call. thursday night meant to reset some of the strained relations between the 2 countries. president biden initiated the call with the white house stating the goal of the conversation is to prevent competition between the 2 countries from devolving into conflict. according to the white house statement about the conversation, the 2 leaders had a broad strategic discussion in which they discussed areas where our interests converge and areas where our interests values and prospective, diverge the chinese ministry of foreign affairs for their part, also commented on the situation friday morning, this is that when this phone

u. s. economy is the top 110th of one percent charging interest on everything. if you notice just about everything out there. now the prices are going up because the ron ca, economy, feels that they're in an older gothic position. there is no push back by regulators and there's no manufacturing competition. there's nobody competing with anybody in the financial markets. this all big been turned into a very small oligarchy. and we have all the guards. we have the same thing. again, we go back to the soviet union, america as an oligarchy problem, there's too many old marks, not enough actual productive jobs. well, oligarchs tend to arise out of like the commodities business, so you're blessed with this huge abundance of gold or oil, or any commodity that just there to be taken. there is no wealth creation needed, like you don't need to be super sophisticated vent a great technology or anything. you just take it out of the ground and sell it right. that's what we have in the united states as we just, there's no an amazing technology beyond the printing press which w

u. s. economy is the top 110th of one percent charging interest on everything. if you notice just about everything out there. now the prices are going up because the ron ca, economy, feels that they're in an oligarchy position. there's no pushback by regulators and there's no manufacturing competition. there's nobody competing with anybody in the financial markets. it's all big. been turned into a very small oligarchy. and we have all the guards, we have the same thing. again, we go back to the soviet union, america as an oligarchy problem, there's too many old marks, not enough actual productive jobs. well, oligarchs tend to arise out of like the commodities business. so you're blessed with this huge abundance of gold or oil, or any commodity that just there to be taken. there is no wealth creation needed, like you don't need to be super sophisticated vent a great technology or anything. you just take it out of the ground and sell it right. that's what we have in the united states as we just, there's no an amazing technology beyond the printing press which was i

u. s. government default will likely throw the u. s. economy into recession and the stabilize global markets. it's necessary to avert a catastrophic event for economy representatives. dead ceiling has been raised or suspended. $78.00 times since 1900. 60, almost always on a bipartisan basis. my hope is that we can work together to do so. again, we probably can raise the debt ceiling 3 times under former president trump, but have bowed against doing the same for president biden. that we democrats with the task of solving the issue alone, requiring challenging parliamentary maneuvers with no guarantee of succeeding in time. republicans need to get out of the way. so senate democrats can address the issue quickly, and without needlessly endangering the stability of our economy. we can't afford the risk of drawn out unpredictable process. republicans still refused to budge. they say it's the democrats problem because they control government were able to find the government today because the majority accepted reality. the same thing will need to hap

u. s. economy opens up off the pandemic lockdown. the pile of tens of thousands of people from hating seeking refuge in the u. s. made headlines this week. that's off the al jazeera ed footage, showing border officials whipping migrants. crossing from mexico. now many of decided to abandoned hopes of migration to the united states in favor of staying and mexico manual pallet rebels waiting outside and immigration office in mexico city. these haitian migrants have decided it safer to ask to stay here, rather than risk crossing the us border. i'm hearing people are being deported to high 3 and right now high t, it's very bad. they don't have a president. there are many things so we can't go there. that's why i'm afraid, and i want to live here in mexico. in recent days, the u. s. has been sending more migrants back home following the arrival of thousands of haitian nationals on the us mexico border. but not all are being repatriated. many who have crossed into the state of texas have been given paperwork and the date to appear in the u

u. s. economy into recession, and it would have echoes across the global markets. now, both parties here in capitol hill say they want to avoid all of those scenarios. but the problem is they cannot agree on how to do so. democrats want to tackle both of those problems together. and that is a bill facing senators now. but republicans say, while they agree that they wants to keep the government open past this thursday, they want no part in raising the debt ceiling. that is why in a few moments time when the senate takes this preliminary vote, we do expect this bill to fail. a default means quite simply, the government cannot pay its bills. it means that suddenly the government is presented with unimaginable options. to they tell seniors they won't get their social security checks or veterans that they won't see their benefits or tell our military they won't be getting paid. we will not provide republican vote for raising the deadline. as we speak, democrats are behind closed doors, assembling and multi trillion dollar, reckless taxing and spending spree. there is no

u. s. economy into recession and d, stabilizing global market. that could be millions of jobs at stake. now, historically, the congress has come together in a bipartisan basis to continually raise that debt ceiling. but this time, republicans say they refuse to do so. they did raise it 3 times under former president trump, but they will not do it this time for president biden, saying that it is because democrats are in control of government. the democrats must make their own efforts to prevent the us from defaulting, which is possible to democrats could do that without republican help, but it is a treacherous path in the parliamentary maneuvers that must be done. and any error might result in an accidental default. that is not even mentioning already. democrats have their play full with this tending infrastructure bill before the us house. that is still scheduled for a vote this evening. and it is a part of the president rater domestic policy agenda, which in total total sum, 4 trillion dollars in expanding the social safety net. now, there is fi

u. s. economy opens up. the pandemic locked down every year since 1768th persons royal academy in london. as hell. the largest exhibition of open submission off in the world. the event brings unknown. i'm blocked off the artist together on the one roof and g to the pandemic. the summer exhibition was moved to the autumn for the 1st time. need bach. i went to take a look. it is a temple to britain's art establishment. but under the austere gaze of old masters, a scrum of color jostling for attention. the theme if they see a show is reclaiming magic, celebrating the joy of making stuff. thousands of entries to sifted through by a committee of academy missions, including famous artists and architects, is the reason why complete unknowns can find themselves sharing was space with mega stars. and it's nearly all on sale for hundreds or hundreds of thousands of dollars . it's really a joyful experience and we get around $1415000.00 submissions out of which we then choose the works that the academicians, the commit

u. s. does default on its loans that could send the u. s. economy into recession and of course de, stabilize global markets. so likely would that measure destined to fail and we'll see tonight that would mean the democrats have to very quickly go back and draft an alternate solution as the clock is ticking. and as we heard, they are plenty busy this week today with those infrastructure and separate spending bill also under consideration with democrats themselves failing to reach a consensus on how to move forward with those of the white house priorities. yeah. how does your castro, with all the nations force from capitol hill? thanks so much i i'm leaving on now and several provinces and china's northeast region are experiencing power cuts because of coal shortages and tightening emission standards. now initially, it affected manufacturers across the country. many of whom have had to stop production in recent weeks. china is highly dependent on coals, the power, but being aims to cur, pollution, and emissions of climate change in gases. well, and th

u. s. will no longer have the power to borrow more money and it will no longer pay its bills. that could have catastrophic implication, sending the u. s. economy into recession and reverberating across the global markets. this is what the us treasury secretary just described it. it's necessary to avert a catastrophic event for economy representatives. the dead sealing has been raised, were suspended 78 times since 900. 60, almost always on a bipartisan basis. my hope is that we can work together to do so again and to build a stronger american economy for future generations. this time senate republicans have that they will not assist in suspending or raising the debt ceiling, which leaves it now up to democrats. to find a way to raise or suspend it prior to mid october, but that is also if the democrats can confront yet another issue, which is a family feud, of sorts within its own party. this is over president biden's domestic policy agenda, and the form of 2 pieces of legislation are both pending now before the democratic controlled house. today, infrastructure bill is up to a vote. democrats supported as a whole. however, there is a faction

u. s. economy? i think that's a huge lead. meanwhile, you know, companies like black rock buying up all the houses in the country and nobody seems to think that's a problem. well and again, yeah, if you will, if big companies buy too much crypto and lose it, and that causes an economic crash. seems like there was a bigger problem here at hand. kristy, how to stable coins fit in this debate. why there's so much attention. unstable coins right now. already know that kind of thing, a stable point or threat to the current financial system because the points are essentially point pay to the us dollar things like us b t, u, v c u, b, u s, the crack cetera, the people started using they will point in new of actual dollars, then essentially the country and the fan will have just lost their power because the treasury is the only body in the us that can issue legal tender, but it's stable point became widely accepted, exchange is used then technically the treasury is no longer the only issue that's the real r

u. s. economy into recession and echoing across the global market. congress is agree that they do not want that to happen. however, the republicans who in the past and for the trump administration, has had aided in raising the debt ceiling this time around or refusing to do so for the bite and administration. and that leads democrats with the task of having to go at it alone, which is possible, but difficult, given the closing window of opportunity. so that's on the democrats to play, but they also have this other, as you mentioned, this infrastructure bill that is pending, that is among biden's greatest agenda items he wants not only for that bill to pass, but also to expand the social safety net at a cost of some $3.00 and a half trillion dollars, the largest government expansion in decades. that would expand health care education, capital, climate change, alyssa, priorities that democrats back. however, the liberal members of the democratic party. they want all of that to pass at once . while mo

u. s. economy into recession with reverberations across global markets. now historically, the both parties have come together to suspend or increase the debt ceiling, but this time, senate republican say they will play no part. they're citing their opposition to the nation growing deficit. so where that leads democrats is they're trying to scramble to get another legislative vehicle to raise a debt, stealing without republican support. that is possible, but the past there is narrower and more treacher isn't any parliamentary error could result in an accidental default. come october with a lot going on. what about the infrastructure bill? when will that be voted on? that's right, this is a critical week for the bite administration on capitol hill and that infrastructure bill is one of 2 parts of president biden's domestic agenda. now that infrastructure bill is pending approval and passage in the us house, but it is family viewed if you will, within the democratic party that has that bill in jeopardy. why? because the liberal democrats want not only for th

u. s. economy over the last 2 decades? there's no question. it's been a boon industry and it's been a boot industry based on one word and one word alone. fear. they have captivated that sense of fear in the american public. and by so doing, they have then manufactured everything that they can possibly do within the scope of that word. fear which by the way, is a lot like the word terror, this whole war on terror thing that we've been told for years that was happening in the united states. when in fact, what we should have done, really, we almost have to look at the story from the basics. right? i mean, i was there, i was there when the building came down on 911. i was standing in downtown manhattan. i threw myself to the ground because i was afraid the debris would fall on my head. i watched the people screaming while they were jumping from that building. i rolled into what was a garage or a repair shop to try and keep myself from getting hit and i'll never forget that i was frightened that day. most of america was frightened that day. but we

u. s. economy is strong. well, i know some wanted to see a larger number today and so did i.t we've seen this year as a continued growth month after month, and job creation, who are the only developed country in the world whose economy is now bigger than it was before the pandemic? economists predict that more people will start to return to work after federal aid expires this weekend. now that more kids are back in school in person still to come here at noon, taking a closer look at all the wildfires here on the west coast and deadly flooding, also back on the east coast what some are saying when it comes to climate change, and i'm keeping an eye on our air quality. today we'll take a look at that and also talk about the warm up. we have about the warm up. we have coming our way this weekend you doing okay with those new spicy tiny tacos, jack? yeah, it's funny some of those people you see, they... they can't handle it at all right? no, they can't. that's not you. that's not me. no. try my new spicy tiny tacos starting at $3.50. tasha, did you know geico could save you hundre

u. s economy continues its recovery from the pandemic.s why some businesses now are offering signing bonuses. it's becoming increasingly common, especially for everyday jobs more now from reporter andrea jackson signing bonuses, they're not just for wall street execs tra top athletes anymore nowadays, cash bonuses are being offered for everyday jobs, job searches for hiring incentives has spiked. it's up 134 compared to this january, nearly 20% of all jobs posted on sites like indeed in zip recruiter offers some great incentives. amazon at 1000 bucks to join their warehouse team shake shack $500 for entry level cooks hd supply $1000 to join their team carmax offered up to $6500 for bilingual new hires at their call center in arizona. working in a minimum wage job is just not that attractive right now, and that's why we're seeing a number of incentives offered by employers. georgia based piedmont healthcare offered a $30,000 signing bonus for new nurses so long as they stay for two years. advent health orlando offered new eligible nursing

u. s economy. also new at five. a wildfire near auburn this month that caused evacuations and prompted a large cal fire response. says tho evidence that san jose sharks forward evander kane bet on any league games or trying to throw games the accusations will remember came from his estranged wife last month who posted on social media. that came is throwing games to win money. cain denied the allegations and was cooperating with the nhl's investigation. he also said that he and his wife were in the process of getting a divorce when she made those accusations. britney spears could soon break free from her 13 year long conservatorship with her father, newly filed documents in los angeles set the stage to end the conservatorship. later this fall without any further medical evaluations. this is the first time the singer has called for an end to the arrangement in court documents, spear says the conservatorship has controlled her life and money and should be terminated. her filing and an l. a court says the first priority

u. s economy, lauren blanchard has more from washington. there's no question that della variant is why today's job report isn't stronger. a weak jobs report from the labor department i was hoping for a higher number on friday, the unemployment rate fell slightly to 5.2% and far below expectations. just 235,000 jobs were added in august. in july, that number was over a million and i would not calculate this as the or describe this as the economy slowing down, i would describe as that we continue being consistently moving forward fears over the delta variant, maybe keeping some from jobs where they have to come in contact with others. hospitality jobs remained unchanged and retail jobs declined. i think the delta variant really did kind of slow some of the momentum in the economy, no question about it, hiring picked up and transportation manufacturing, education and health. but despite a demand for new homes, a drop in construction companies are in hiring mode they want to hire they cannot find workers. the president and democrats say trillio

u. s economy is still recovering from the pandemic. as of labor day, 2021 2 million of three million unemployed californians have lost their federal unemployment benefits cold turkey and that means that, um. the pandemic unemployment assistance program, the program for independent contractors ended extended benefits that was over 26 weeks ended, um as well as a $300 per week supplement for all workers that has already occurred in 26 other states that chose to end federal benefits early in an effort to get their people to go back to work with some pundits, citing laziness has the reason people kept staying home now, while it is true returned to work has stepped up a bit in those states. it has been proven very difficult to place people in open jobs due to mismatched skills, aptitudes and locations versus the actual open jobs. in fact, one university of massachusetts study showed there's been very little difference in return to work numbers in states that maintained federal benefits, so i think it will be sometime. before um, we see sign

u. s economy. we have a once in a generation, no opportunity to make transformative beneficial change.icans need right now is trillions more in government spending that drives up prices kills jobs and wastes hard earned tax dollars. house democratic leaders say parts of the bill may have to be trimmed down before it moves to the senate on wall street. today shares were lower again. the dow was down 151 points. the nasdaq lost 38. and the s and p was off 20 points. health care and tech stocks are all lower today. investors continue to worry about the impact of the coronavirus on consumer spending. it looks like cocktails to go may be here to stay. the state legislature passed a bill today that would extend the legal sale of to go cocktails until the end of 2026. the bill is now headed to the governor's desk. the hospitality industry says the sale of drinks to go has become a vital part of survival for bars and restaurants during the pandemic on what i understand from the community that he died, a hero and content coming up on ktvu news at 6 30 tonight, a school crossing guard being reme

u. s economy i've never seen, um washington. uh spend so much to kill so many american jobs to raise prices even higher and expand the welfare state. the grace expansion or lifetime. this is an economic surrender to china, russia and europe with saddling american businesses with some of the highest tax rates in the world, which will drive and kill. we think about three million jobs the fiscal year ends thursday without a stop gap measure funding the government congress could be working some weekends in october. at the white house. lucas tomlinson, fox news. okay so i don't know about you, but i went outside tonight to grab a bite and i was a little chilly and i have my jacket on and i was like, yeah, this feels like a little california fall. that's for sure. a little brisk out there we have some breeze going on. we've got the marine layer fully in in in check, right? it's coming to say hello to us this evening. and the temperatures, you know their little chilly out there so you might have felt that out there. oh my graphics are

u. s economy is still recovering from the pandemic. as of labor day, 2021 2,000,003 million unemployed californians have lost their federal unemployment benefits cold turkey and that means that, um. the pandemic unemployment assistance program, the program for independent contractors ended extended benefits that was over 26 weeks ended, um as well as a $300 per week supplement for all workers that has already occurred in 26 other states that chose to end federal benefits early in an effort to get their people to go back to work, with some pundits, citing laziness. as the reason people kept staying home now, while it is true return to work has stepped up a bit. in those states, it has been proven very difficult to place people in open jobs due to mismatch skills, aptitudes and locations versus the actual open jobs. in fact, one university of massachusetts studies showed there's been very little difference in return to work numbers in states that maintained federal benefits, so i think it will be sometime. before um, we see significant i

conference in geneva, the un secretary general says he's concerned i've got the stones economy could collapse. the u. s. equity of states says pulling american troops out of

catastrophic kind of stuff like effects on both the domestic economy, but also potentially the world economy. the u. s. has accused north korea of posing a threat to the international community. author attested a short range missiles. shortly after the launch p. o young's ambassador to the un told the general assembly that nobody could deny its right to test weapons. if the us was to see the accordion was the most prolonged and long lasting warning board come to an end. and if it is really desirous of a piece of re consolation on the korean peninsula, they should take the 1st step was keeping up. it's a hostile policy against a d p p by stopping permanently, the joint military exercises and the deployment of all kinds of strategic weapons which are leveled at the d p. okay. and on to the korean peninsula, from a broad has more now from sole with south korean and us intelligence officials are still analyzing data from the launch. but it happened early tuesday that happened from an inland location of the last time, north korea long, short range missiles from inland. it transpired that was nearly 2 weeks

u. s. ever further isolating itself from the world economy. this, this tendency began about 5 years ago, and it just keeps perpetuating itself. the u. s. keeps acting as if it's a big global superpower. but it's failing to show that it actually has that much influence in the world, and that seems to be what's going on. right? and right now if have f canister there will be traded relationships between the taliban and plenty of other governments and the world that is the only viable or government of the state. i think i think that's what the by demonstration understood are going into this. but now you have, now you have these perfect returns in the other directions. if, as if the us, we're going to somehow punish britain telling me there's going to respond. you know, like with shocking off to the u. s. is amazing power after 20 years of trying to democratize the country and nation build there and completely and utterly failing. you know, it's not likely it's actually going to have much impact on the country. and also be interesting to see what th

el salvador is front running them by introducing bitcoin, but i think these other bigger economies, like the u. s. fed like the sep, like the baggage brown will roll out their digital currencies, which are basically just the same digital format. but because of the digital format, they can impose negative interest rates on ordinary savers and a social credit score, whereby they could basically denounce you for per se, using your money in certain ways. right? well, governments have no control over the orbits of planets. sunrise, the rising in the east gravity. hurricane hurricanes, the mathematical certainty 2 plus 2 equals 4. right? so that's right. they have no control over absolute scarcity. something that was discovered the 2008 implemented in 2009. and as something mankind has been searching for his entire existence, hundreds of thousands of years, this has been looked for, has been the try to find absolute scarcity. and they mckelly leadership in el salvador, entrepreneur smart guy, micro down history as really the smartest leader of the past 100 years. right? well, we'll see, we're going to

food and fuel shortage is a crippling lebanon economy. the u. s. box this plan, despite it, sanctions against serious government. and then you have a nice party also help from syria for 11 to pass the gyptian gas and jordan in electricity through syria. the syrian sorry, welcome to request and assured us it was ready to oblige. both parties agree to follow up on the detailed technical issues via jones technical team. you can call me at crisis and lebanon is pushing many people further into poverty. fuel and medicine are in short supply, and nearly one in for doesn't have enough food. so higher out reports from the deprived northern region of a car where people become increasingly desperate. they've queued up for hours trying to get hold of the cheapest food they can buy. nearly a of lebanon is living below the poverty line. as it experiences the worst economic crisis in decades. people are called the poorest region in the country are feeling it the most. the government has the highest food insecurity in lebanon. well, i used to buy meat chicken, in

catastrophic, catastrophic effects on both the domestic economy, but also potentially the world economy. the u. s. has condemned a short range missiles passed, carried out by north korea as a threat to the international community. shortly after the missile was 5 pm gangs of basset to the un, told the general assembly that nobody can deny it. the right to test weapons came thong cold on the us to give up its hostile policy with the north. my number. if the us was to see the accordion war, the most prolonged and long lasting war in board come to an end. and if it is really desirous of a piece of re consolation on the korean peninsula, they should take the 1st step was a keeping up. it's a hostile policy against the d. p. p. by stopping permanently, the joint military exercises and the deployment of all kinds of those pro, teacher rappers which are leveled at the dpr k and onto the korean peninsula. dozens of british soldiers are on stand by help if you shortage problems. the government says is working to ensure the supply issues are resolved on days of long queues that petrol stations with many for