so to get over to the car area is in the west hall.now because it is so huge. it's like a mini detroit auto show. so let me show you what we did to get there. we took what's called the vegas loop, and we shot some video of this. it's absolutely unbelievable how this thing works. it's put together by elon miss' boring company. you descend an escalator, and normally what would be a 25 to 30-minute if walk from where we are to the west hall takes two and a half minutes in the tunnel. it began three years ago. they started to bore through underneath, and it cost $48.7 million, excavated about 49 feet per day. it can move more than 3,000 attentions an hour via the teslas that you see. and you go through this tunnel, and all the colors and the lights change. ultimately, it will expand to allegiant stadium, they hope by super bowl 2024. now, those, all those teslas have drivers, but autonomous evs as in, look, ma, no hands, they can take taken over the west hall, and mobileye is center stage. its supervision that can actually see pedestrians,

the west hall is shiny and new and this is where all the car stuff is. w, we're in the central hall to try out some haptic gloves that mean when you touch things in virtual reality, you can feel them. here, shake my hands. hello? i can feel you! that's so weird. you're tickling me. i am! have a little tickle. do you fancy a jenga battle? sure, why not? all right. you could feel the blocks as you pick them up! laughs that is really incredible. you could drop them on your hand and feel...oh! as i grip this book over here, i can actually feel resistance. so as i try and squeeze it, i'm being stopped, which really gives me the impression that there is a solid thing between my hands! it's the air pressure that's used in there at 135 sensing points so you can feel every little bit of movement. ooh, my fingers are doublejointed. we've forgotten to do thejenga. this is much more fun, actually. 0h, we have. let's move this out the way and play the game. yeah, 0k. i've got to fix this. you're not doing it right. here we go. 0h...oh, 0k. that's actually a bit tricky

the west hall is shiny and new and this is where all the car stuff is. aptic gloves that mean when you touch things in virtual reality, you can feel them. here, shake my hands. hello! i can feel you! that's so weird. you're tickling me. i am! have a little tickle. do you fancy a jenga battle? sure, why not? all right. you could feel the blocks as you pick them up! laughs that is really incredible. you could drop them on your hand and feel...oh! as i grip this book over here, i can actually feel resistance. so as i try and squeeze it, i'm being stopped, which really gives me the impression that there is a solid thing between my hands! it's the air pressure that's used in there at 135 sensing points so you can feel every little bit of movement. ooh, my fingers are doublejointed. we've forgotten to do thejenga. this is much more fun, actually. oh, we have. let's move this out the way and play the game. yeah, ok. i've got to fix this. you're not doing it right. here we go. 0h...oh, 0k. that's actually a bit tricky. i tell you what. .. i don't have as much con

the west hall is shiny and new, and this is where all the car stuff is. w we're in the central hall to try out some haptic gloves that mean, when you touch things in virtual reality, you can feel them. here, shake my hands. hello? that's so weird! laughs. you're tickling me! iam! have a little tickle. do you fancy a jenga battle? sure, why not? all right. you could feel the blocks as you pick them up! that is really incredible. you could drop them on your hand and feel. 0h. as i grip this book over here, i can actually feel resistance. so as i try and squeeze it, i'm being stopped, which really gives me the impression that there is a solid thing between my hands. it's the air pressure that's used in there, at 135 sensing points, so you can feel every little bit of movement. oh, my fingers are double jointed! we've forgotten to do thejenga. this is much more fun, actually. we have. let's move this out of the way and play the game. yeah, 0k. i've got to fix this. you're not doing it right. here we go. oh, oh, 0k. that's actually a bit tricky. i tell you what

residents read what lee was one of many alameda residents driving around city hall west looking for the station. i'm behind. >> city hall west. and i don't see a courtyard and i don't see sandbags. people took to facebook asking the comments srction if the sandbags were gone. one comment said, quote, driving all over year and can't even figure out where they're supposed to be. someone told me off camera, they from location but by 05:00pm it was closed. >> that's just 2 hours after the city of posted about station what lee said he needed the sand backs. my property was inundated with water. he says he's never seen this much flooding in his 15 years in alameda. >> he has experience some water in his garage before and put all his items on tall racks before storms on saturday. he only had water in his garage and outbuildings, but not as home. he's pumps to remove it. now he's getting ready for more rain. my plan is i've got my pumps going now. i've got that. i got the hoses roated. >> where i want them, i'm just going to keep the pumps going and i'm going to >> keep as much stuff off the gr

we have west hall, which is completely sold out, more than 300 exhibitors dedicated to transportationthe latest in electronic vehicles, autonomous vehicles, personal mobility devices. that is an area i can't wait to go and see. in that vein, a big showstopper will be on saturday. we have the autonomous challenge at the las vegas motor speedway where we will see head to race cars on the track, going at it. speeds of up to 195 miles per hour. crazy things happening this week. dan: that is very cool. we talk about cars, obviously big. you mentioned a couple things but highlight what is new with automobiles, self-driving technology. will we hear anything new about that? >> self-driving will be a huge story. we have an entire hall dedicated to transportation and mobility. we are trying to see how we can get to the next level where cars are doing most of the work for us. this is a place for companies together to do business, and meet each other and see how they can bring that technology into the cars we will be driving on the roads, or not driving on the roads one day soon. dan: a couple qu

residents read what lee was one of many alameda residents driving around city hall west looking for the station. i'm behind. >> city hall west. and i don't see a courtyard and i don't see sandbags. people took to facebook asking the comments section if the sandbags were gone. one comment said, quote, driving all over year and can't even figure out where they're supposed to be. someone told me off camera, they from location but by 05:00pm it was closed. >> that's just 2 hours after the city of posted about station what lee said he needed the sand backs. my property was inundated with water. he says he's never seen this much flooding in his 15 years in alameda. >> he has experience some water in his garage before and put all his items on tall racks before storms on saturday. he only had water in his garage and outbuildings, but not as home. he's pumps to remove it. now he's getting ready for more rain. my plan is i've got my pumps going now. i've got that. i got the hoses routed. >> where i want them, i'm just going to keep the pumps going and i'm going to >> keep as much stuff off the gr

i saw the facebook post read what lee was one of many alameda residents driving around city hall west looking for the station. i'm behind. >> city hall west. and i don't see a courtyard and i don't see sandbags. people took to facebook asking in the comments section if the sandbags were gone. >> one comment said driving all over and can't figure out where they're supposed to be. someone told me off camera. they found a location but by 05:00pm it was closed just 2 hours after the city posted about the station, what lee says he's willing to try anything to keep his home safe. i don't have a lot of faith in sandbags. i've tried them before. >> but i'm going to try him again. he says he's never seen this much flooding in his 15 years in alameda, he has experienced some water in his garage before on saturday. he was able to prevent it from reaching his home. he's pumps to remove it. now he's getting ready for more rain. my plan is i've got my pumps going now. i've got that. i got the hoses routed. >> where i want them, i'm just going to keep the pumps going and i'm going to keep as much st

residents read what lee was one of many alameda residents driving around city hall west looking for the station. i'm behind. >> city hall west. and i don't see a courtyard and i don't see sandbags. people took to facebook asking the comments section if the sandbags were gone. one comment said, quote, driving all over year and can't even figure out where they're supposed to be. someone told me off camera, they from location but by 05:00pm here is closed. >> that's just 2 hours after the city of posted about the station, what lee said he needed the sand backs. my property was inundated with water. he says he's never seen this much flooding in his 15 years in alameda. >> he has experience some water in his garage before and put all his items on tall racks before storms on saturday. he only had water in his garage and outbuildings, but not as home. he's pumps to remove it. now he's getting ready for more rain. my plan is i've got my pumps going now. i've got that. i got the hoses routed. >> where i want them, i'm just going to keep the pumps going and i'm going to >> keep as much stuff off

residents read what lee was one of many alameda residents driving around city hall west looking for the station. i'm behind. >> city hall west. and i don't see a courtyard and i don't see sandbags. people took to facebook asking the comments section if the sandbags were gone. one comment said, quote, driving all over year and can't even figure out where they're supposed to be. someone told me off camera, they from location but by 05:00pm here is closed. >> that's just 2 hours after the city of posted about the station, what lee said he needed the sand backs. my property was inundated with water. he says he's never seen this much flooding in his 15 years in alameda. >> he has experience some water in his garage before and put all his items on tall racks before storms on saturday. he only had water in his garage and outbuildings, but not as home. he's pumps to remove it. now he's getting ready for more rain. my plan is i've got my pumps going now. i've got that. i got the hoses routed. >> where i want them, i'm just going to keep the pumps going and i'm going to >> keep as much stuff off

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the shell projects with engines rise in west is the hall rise, the conflict between rock and pool with rory people's liberation army. escalate with head militancy cooled by nigeria. police on the board with comma rude, as both countries continue to struggle with the full without from that comes with 10 pm here in the russian capital. and this is an international with the latest world news updates good to have you with that was thought with the latency from don bands where civilian woman has been killed by the ukranian shelling of the don. yes, republic, city of alexandra, according to local authorities. earlier in the same area for us supplied high mas rocket launchers were destroyed in the ukrainian controlled cities of ciocca and crime, a tourist, according to russia's defense ministry. canadian jordan nextiva bought that house, the details of how the situation is escalating across the front lines. the rushes, the defense ministry has stated that in the attacks last night in just caught a 120 ukrainian soldiers were killed. i think many people by now might have seen the footage shown

hall showed transphobia. that's what they call it in the west. and the meaning of the argument is that the audience refused to let in a transgender who considers himself a woman, but now a non-binary character complains that he received psychological trauma from an intolerant attitude and threatens to sue. 28-year-old bridget klein simpson has been identifying as a woman for many years, he went to study in gym gym body wars is designed for women in the city of parkville. look, simpson says that at first he was welcome, but after one of the workouts he was told that he was not allowed to go to the only women's gym in the city. sorry we made a mistake for you, in fact you can not train here, but you are a welcome guest in a gym designed for everyone. i just hung up because i was devastated. there are no words to describe the incident, simpson officially changed gender and name almost 2 years ago. he also passes hormone therapy for more than 3 years. he wants to train exclusively in the women's gym, because only there he will feel comfortable, the o

hall. santa monica place is basically the west coast version of faneuil hall. it was very white and beachy instead of industrial and brick and metallic, instead of warm, it gary designed this mall during the same period in which he designed his famous house. and you can see some of the same materials like the chain link on the parking garage that he used in his, as well as the angles, indoor plants and the mall. he was really working through the same ideas in both projects. ultimately gary was really unhappy with this project because some parts of his design vision clashed with that of the retailers and developers who kind of thought they knew how to make a mall work. and after this he swore, wouldn't do any more commercial projects. but i don't know. i think it's kind of great. i like the what if idea. like what if gary had gone on to design more malls? like what if he became a famous mall architect instead a famous museum architect? so the last chapter of book is devoted to the mall today and it includes projects like this one in new york city, which is new e

the west hall is shiny and new and this is where all the car stuff is. o you can feel every little bit of movement. ooh, my fingers are double jointed. we've forgotten to do thejenga. this is much more fun, actually. 0h, we have. let's move this out the way and play the game. i've got to fix this. you're not doing it right. here we go. 0h...oh, 0k. that's actually a bit tricky. i tell you what. .. i don't have as much control as i should. i tell you what i do when i lose...is that. oh, no. oh, no! laughs i'm going to prod you for that! i so, the use cases for this are suggested to be, first of all, training, so you can train people to use equipment and they get an idea of how it feels. also, design — you could design a new car, for example, and run your fingers over the body before it actually exists. big leap forward for haptics, would you say? yeah, i would. big difference from anything i've used in the past. it really is good to see ces getting back up towards its pre—pandemic size. the question, of course, is whether these big expos have permanently c

this is our living room, actually it's the west end of the long hall. it's the nerve center and crossroads of all family activities. an intimate place and yet, busy. and it belgs to all the family. >> learn more about first ladies online at c-span.org/history. >> this evening i'm welcoming you under our roof here at historic decatur house, which is the home of the white house historical association. we are honored to occupy this property that is owned by national trust for historic preservation, one of our wonderful partners in our work and it's terrific to have them here. we have three members of our board of directors who are here this evening, martha kumar is here. i've seen martha. anita mcbride will be here shortly if not here already and david, the exofficial of the board on the right. so it's an honor to have all of you here as well as several members of the council on white house history we're grateful to have. and this evening it's my honor and privilege to introduce really a terrific friend of mine and friend of the white house historical asso

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the shooting happened in a dance hall during a celebration of the lunar new year. our west correspondent joins us now. can you tell us anything more about the motive of the suspect in this case? reporter: that is the question everyone is asking. why did a 72-year-old man who was an active member of the community go on a rampage and shoot dead 11 people and injure many more? there have been very few details. there was a press conference at the victim support center earlier. the chief of police of monterey park was very honest about the fact that we may never know what caused him to do that. he said th investigation will be treated like any other as if the suspect was still alive and there are several search warrants that have been issued as detectives try to determine what caused him to do tha we are no further along with that. we are expecting another update this afternoon from the sheriff of l.a. county. we are hoping to get more details of exactly where the investigation stands at the moment. laura: what more can you tell us about the community where this tragedy happened

so i think that's at the hall county, methane supplies watching is concerned, of course the west is well path. well, palace claim and often wish to extend this fear of influence, lucy to be at the source of that policy, you cray. okay, another story we're across to day china is foreign ministry spokesperson has slammed the u. s. for the quote, illegal plundering of syrian oil, saying washington is interested in reaping the benefits of its actions regardless of the collateral damage calls may what they should were struck by the blatant sea . an egregious news of the u. s. plundering of syria to be at the level of u. s. greed and stealing resources from syria is a striking this. it's generosity and giving out military aid, whether the u. s. gives or takes. it plunges other countries into turmoil and disaster. and the u. s. reaps its benefits for its hedge. ammonia and other interests may wonder, not. yeah, the ministers says spokesperson didn't hold back. also accusing washington of ruthlessly trampling on the lives of the syrian people of damascus sees more than 80 percent. busy of its da

however, political analysts, christopher halle says the occupied territory is just used by the west to plunder with lake in many other conflicts around the world. the people here in western sahara don't have the voice or the power to challenge western hegemony, and therefore they are powerless. and we see em, oftentimes, all over the world that people who have natural resources that people who have done the things that the imperialists, once the united states, in western europe, they come to plunder. so right now in the occupied parts of western sahara under morocco, multinational corporations of various countries including many european countries, are going and blundering the natural resources, including fishing, including minerals and or including agricultural products as well as tourism. basically on a stolen land, they are advancing their economic interest. so of course, they're not going to listen to this to how people here in the refugee camp, nor to decide how people are. i'm going to continue to do what they've always done, not only here but around the world, and that is to plu

halls of applause. everything is better than any words. they say no matter how hard they try in the westott our classics. their works are immortal and fundamental and there is no place in creativity in political games, pavel matveev will continue and what happened? why did the chinese citizens line up in this long winding line, that you can’t believe it, give dostoevsky this line for an evening dedicated to the work of the great russian writer, a stamp is asking for a stamp. the hall could not accommodate everyone, but he really could not, and this chinese dancer , winner of international competitions, floats across the stage under tchaikovsky's seasons in the hall of the russian cultural center in beijing , the constant ones left. do not be, then a concert of the russian philharmonic or pushkin's readings. all this looks especially bright against the background of the fact that in the west they are actually trying to cancel our russian culture, as if there never was tchaikovsky dostoevsky chekhov and here the chinese have it. yes, here you are, otherwise the echoes also go in a crowd, b

hall by substitute teacher. now in a statement sent to kron 4, the west contra costa unified school district says in part, quote, the student is safe with their family in our school and district are fully investigating the incident. the district is taking swift action and the staff member was released from employment with the school district. the school district says the richmond police department is also looking into this incident. we'll take a look at this video shows an elderly man being attacked. san francisco police say it happened just after 7.30, in the morning on january. 8th near that home, a street in new montgomery street. the victim was unable to stand up on his own. and an employee at a nearby building helped him to his feet. he was taken to the hospital. anyone with any information about that attack are seen in video is asked to call police. well. san francisco is also appealing a federal judge's decision that effectively ban sweeps a homeless encampment. so last month the judge issued an injunction saying the city could not sleep homeless encampments until they had sufficient beds to provide shelt

the student gets up and is then tossed out into the hall by that substitute teacher in a statement sent to crown for the west contra costa unified school district says in part, quote, the student is safe with their family and our school and district are fully investigating the incident. the district has taken swift action and the staff member was released from employment with the school district. the district says the richmond police department. he's also looking into this incident. the san francisco police department is asking for the public's help finding a man who was caught on video assaulting an elderly asian man. >> the video you are watching here was shared by the sfpd. it shows the suspect came up from behind the victims, striking him, knocking him down to the ground. this attack happened just after 7.30, in the morning on january, 8th near natoma street and new montgomery after the attack, the victim was unable to stand up on his own. an employee at a nearby building helped him out. got him to his feet. and the man was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. anyone with information

they've all testified to that from inside the halls of trump's west wing.on't know, and i really share the frustration that's been expressed, both by members of congress. and we heard that from officer harry dunn, as well. because here we are, two years from january 6th and a lot of low-level people have been either charged or have pled guilty. but somebody directed that. and other people were responsible for that and the doj has an implication not to slow walk this, but to move it and i mean, you can't describe two years of not charging up the food chain as being just deliberative. the january 6th committee handed over on a silver platter exactly what the department of justice needs to move forward with an indictment. and i know that there is probably fear and reticence about charging a former president of the united states, but this former president committed crimes. and evidence is there. and if he can't be charged, then who can be charged for anything if the former president of the united states cannot be charged with the evidence that we see in front o

hall today. i think that he should change in himself the anti-human ideology that is being imposed by this collective westtheir laws recognizing same-sex marriages that parents, maybe not even one or two or even three or four, and there ad infinitum. and all this nonsense from the point common sense in terms of christian values. eh, he just pursues exactly that goal to impose an ideology of consumption. and, of course, we oppose for us it is extremely important and coordinated to conduct international politics. hitlers and schols come and go the german people are already there and not only serbia but already bulgaria in croatia and hungary i am sure they will join me in the last fight. uh, in human history with nazism in any of its manifestations by the forces of evil, russia is the russian world, and our holy church in once again, we have no other way out, and representatives of the new people faction , let me remind you that until 1934, on the site of the state duma building, there was a temple of paraskeva pyatnitsa on okhotny ryad. there is a proposal to deputies representing the believers of the coun

new year as you know the event overshadowed by the two mass murders on the west coast, the monterey park 11 killed at the dance halloon bay another seven slain. all asian on asian, a terrible, terrible confluence of events. on lunar new year and the whole thing also overshadowed by no one knows what's going to happen tonight in memphis when they release that awful video y'all have been talking about this morning of the five police officers beating the black motorist to death. i think interestingly when i look at it the curious thing is that all of these events break stereotypes. the two mass murders on the west coast in half moon bay and monterey park, the assailant in both cases an asian man and then in memphis the five cops that beat the motorist to death allegedly are all black. what do you do when the racial stereotype does not apply? it's a very, very perplexing time now, we are all wondering what's going to happen tonight. you know, one of the bright spots in the white house celebration, ainsley, was celebrating everything everywhere all at once the movie asian themed movie that got 11 academy award nominatio

he became chief of the french air force in 1960 on play hall swap jose was detained by the nazis in 1943. he became the 1st french ambassador to west germany in 1955. ah, and copies of the many reports he sent to the french foreign ministry in paris were found under the ruins of the french embassy in berlin. ah, oh, is it really the end? oh, according to some belief, oh, dead isn't always dead. according to research, kimmy glimpse the after life. a scientific update. 40 to the answer to almost everything. in 30 minutes on d. w. o . mania. i am sad lana. see i knew sky. yeah, i am running for president of the republic of bella, rosie, leaky. oh, oh, john dunder searches for the truth again. this time the exiled turkish journalist meets svetlana itsyana sky exiled leader of the opposition and bella roo school. i mean sammy huge. of course i'm tired and tired. physically untied, morally is too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the people far behind the gardens of truth starts february 18th on d w. ah ah, this is, these are the news live from berlin is well anal

hall. and the conflict that seems no closer to resolution. as the moroccan army positions in west africa have come under increasing attacks by the western sahara liberation army in recent days. robots forces currently occupied over 80 percent of the region which the raleigh arab democratic republic lays claim to our tooth corolla taught. le dig deeper in the decades long conflicts african victims of what moroccan authorities have called a stampede on his border with spanish. not african enclave of molina discrimination and violence from police are often routed in colonial and slavery prisons. and this was no different ah, 6 months after the incident, the government of spain and moral gl denied responsibilities for the deaths in molina, a relic of spain's colonial pass that is still cherished today. the incident is alleged, saw thousands of migrants and refugees, tired of being caged public animals with little to no welfare climb up 6 meter long iron fences that led to precious with police. scores of migrants were left dead, many died where they fell, the governments of morocco and

west bank. they were military raid clashes and the biggest happened just earlier on friday in the town hall. and here is my report from there. we are in the town of violet al, notes of jerusalem that has seen fierce clashes between israeli bull to police and local residence, stones, and burn ties from one side and to rub a bullet. and to you guys from another side to where massively used here today, friday clash is broke out shortly after the funeral of one young demonstrator who was shot dead earlier on thursday. he was also today his birthday during and now that clashes that followed violent mil to rage over these railey army in the camp of jeanine in the northern part of the applied west bank in which 9 palestinians were killed. it was the deadliest day for the west bank sees the beginning of this year, making a total of palestinians killed hey old quality occupied west bank in 2023 to $30.00, according to palestine in health ministry. and following that, the palestinian authority announced that they caught security cards. nation with israel shortly after what happened in jeanine israeli

the fire at the residence hall tower block in west london in 2017 killed 72 people. the government will pubush people. the government will publish an urgent emergency care plan tomorrow to try and tackle pressures on the nhs . it comes pressures on the nhs. it comes as the health department on tap announced plans to build virtual caring for tens of thousands of elderly and vulnerable people at home. it's part of a strategy by the health department to shift some nhs care away from hospitals . the health secretary hospitals. the health secretary admitted there was no quick fix to the service but its immediate action would reduce waiting times . you're up to date on tv, times. you're up to date on tv, onune times. you're up to date on tv, online and dab. plus this is gb news. now it's back to camilla . news. now it's back to camilla. well, i do love the smell of breaking news on a sunday morning. we've kind of torn up. what i was going to say this morning because we obviously now this breaking news of zarqawi sacking by the prime minister just give you the killer line i

globe economy to climate change and energy, that extending to the halls of power in washington earlier this morning i sat down with westnchin for first on fox interview about dent debt ceiling bipartisan bringing back america's energy independence. >> well, you have to work together going to take -- bipartisan always been bipartisan as far as debt ceiling i think we have to do this realize that we have a problem we have a debt problem 31 i think 31.4 trillion public debt right now, and all we're saying should we not make sure that we all recognize how we got there prevent from going further. so let's take a frundz trust funds medicaid can't let those go defunct we would put different committee bipartisan bicameral committees together to look at each trust come up with solutions how you fix it we're not getting rid of anything you can't judiciary be jesus out of people that is not going to happen he we should solidify so people can earn it know they are getting it what we are talking about i talked to kevin mccarthy briefly about that going to spend more time to find out how we can bring things together we should do tha

these a striking number of these activists like the activists west's outstanding women in like the general were single news --, like the like halle outstanding women in general morris were single, a homesteader and force like a homesteader services first female fire look at. or -- divorced or like clara short divorced ridge. like folds, a mother of five who became the pacific coast first female lawyer. clara shortridge foltz, a mother of five who became the she was a real firebrand. her brother pacific coasts first female lawyer. she was a real became a senator of course she should've been firebrand. her sold back in china other indigent indigent parents or kidnapped become sex slaves in california, -y [inaudible] came to break up her printing press and she prevented them, she bar the door and she told them repelled them. she prevented them from doing that. native american activists a teacher and author and sarah lucas inspired influential white women to join their fight for equality to the west's original peoples. one of the recruits, helen hunt jackson, a prominent journalist, went on to write a century of dishonor, a blisterin

one city hall got so many threats from angry residents had to go into lockdown. this morning cities across the west, feeling the heat as natural gas prices skyrocket. you need to go see what's going on with the phone with the bill. customers facing serious sticker shock after home heating costs ballooned by as much as 300% in january last month was like was high. $180 was normal for this time of year, but it was over $700 what i got at the city hall in deming , a small town near el paso was forced into lockdown after officials started getting threats. from people now forced to choose between paying for heating or groceries were waving on, um late fees and disconnect phase you know, until after march. meanwhile california so cal gas charging five times more per gas unit this month compared to january of last year, the state now promising to move up payment on natural gas credits, while l. a county has called for the attorney general to investigate the price hike. it comes as global natural gas prices are dropped. ping leaving many wondering why bills in the western us are rising, according to a rece

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