melanie edwards. ms.edwards works of the office of government and community affairs at columbia granddaughter of the distinguished johnson's rosamund johnson the grandniece of james weldon johnson. last known surviving family she's currently working on an autobiography written by her grandfather's publishers. she's worked in education for 40 years on the schaumburg library ms. edwards you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. good morning committee members. my name is melania edwards. the song you are considering today for national hymn status was composed by my grandfather jay rosamund johnson. not jon, not jon johnson not jon robinson simply jay. rosamond johnson. the lyrics written by his brother james weldon johnson. when people have asked before this occasion, how do i feel about the song i have answered honestly much to their disappointment and dismay. this melody is one of many from 200 according to as cap american society that my grandfather created while the lyrics began like the poem is

edward bill, the name of edward bill , received a year and 2 months in prison for about six months. time spent under house arrest counts towards the punishment. asked for more than a year and four months, appointed by the court. punishment will contribute to the correction of the convict and the prevention of his committing new crimes. including in the field of road safety, at the same time, within the framework of the appeal period, the prosecutor's office will study the verdict and the minutes of the court sessions. after that, the issue of legality will be resolved, the court decision that took place, ebert bill became famous on the internet, as a fan of extreme driving on the busy faces of the city overtook undercut maneuvered checkered in parallel, filming himself on camera arranged pranks. humor was on the verge of a foul, when he did it, and everyone else was ashamed of making millions on advertising to allow him to continue to live widely and comfortably, and now something like 200 turned out to be on trial for him of course, not for this last summer, edward bill during anot

edward: you are right.in was really worried about the russian economy he would not be running russia the way he has been running it, at low or nil economic growth, a lot of unnecessarily backwardness and estrangement from the world economy. the sections are partly assigned of solidarity. they are getting everyone into the same space when it comes to other policy measures. they cut up some supplies of money and spare parts and other things of the putin war machine. they are not a silver bullet and we tend to rely on sanctions too much. places like zimbabwe and korea and -- even economic does not lead to a change of policy by the regime. kailey: so does not sanctions than what? use of force? edward: i support visa sanctions. visa bans are much more quickly than economic sanctions. we need to find the top 5000 people in russia. not only can you not come to the west, but your children your spouses and your in-laws cannot either. these are not the oligarchs. oligarchs is a 1990's term. it has much less relevance

my name is melanie edwards.the song that you are considering today for national him status was composed by my grandfather, j. rosamond johnson. not john, not john johnson, not john rosamond. thank you, the limits were written by his brother, james weldon johnson. when people ask me how i think of this song, i add soften to their disappointment and display. this military is one of many, some 200, according to nascap american society of composers authors and publishers, [inaudible] one of many on things that my grand uncle wrote. this song is a small part of both men's artistic output, so i have no sense of it being an unusually remarkable achievement. i am however always humbled and impressed by the staying power it has had. few things over 100 years old or referenced for their relevance or timeliness. this quality is what i hope you, making your decision today, keep in mind. "lift every voice and sing" still speaks to many people in this time and this place well it speaks also to people of many races, faith and

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. >> in a state of the state of dress, louisiana governor edwards knows his he's not renewing the state public health annuity as an emergency for covid-19 but he would not hesitate to declare another emergency of circumstances called for it louisiana has been under an emergency declaration it since march of 2020, governor edwards the let state legislation and legislature for nearly 30 minutes. >> the governor of louisiana, john dale edwards. [applause] [applause] [background sounds]. >> thank you the beautiful prayer,al all too often our word is filled with unrest, and right now, our prayers are especially for this people ukraine is a dip to defend their homes and their families and their freedoms, and today we are happy to be joined the honorary consul of ukraine, he represents cultural interests, of the countries here in louisiana and i asked him toh be here today in hopes that he will relate our unified support to his colleagues in ukraine and would you please stand and be recognized. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> i know we all looked at the balcony but he's actually

edward lawrence, thank you very much. and president biden planning to meet with ukrainian refugees in warsaw, poland, tomorrow before he returns to washington. earlier today he met with humanitarian aid workers, thanked them for their work. ashley webster in to rand with a firsthand look at this continuing and growing humanitarian crisis. ashley? >> reporter: it is, indeed, lauren. good afternoon to you. the president spent about three and a half hours here, it's a town of about 200,000 60 miles from the border. so, no, it's not a border town, but i think the president of the united states being that close to the ukrainian border does send a message, and the president spent some time talking to the troops in the 82nd airborne division. and, listen, he told them their presence here -- which continues to grow -- is very important. take a listen. >> it's not only what you're doing to help ukrainian people, it's not only what you're doing to help europe regain its confidence, we've got 100,000 american forces here if many eur

. >> melanie edwards? >> no. >> mr. henderson? >> no. >> thank you. think that's an important affirmation of what and how important this message would be. we have a star-spangled banner. we honor it. now, we have the opportunity to ensure that we have him. he him, by its very nature -- i'm not a musician but to have them in my family --'s a hearing and gathering piece. so, chair russell, my time is short. i am a witness to the singing of the wonderful lift every voice at the naacp for all of the decades that i have been a life member. can you just say again how powerful the beginning of your conference and what you see happening in the people as faces when using lift every voice? >> i think, congressman, that to me, that when ever we [inaudible] wherever we are it sets the tone for the kind of meeting that we are going to hold and as you well know, we never have a beating that we don't begin or end with "lift every voice and sing". i wanted to bring it up just what across the [inaudible] board. and that is this some has a majesty, has a majesty that l

he thinks angela merkel, edward. _ solution to this problem. he thinks angela merkel, edward.m. he thinks i angela merkel, edward. i know you've just written a piece on the chinese and the role that the chinese may play. how do you think that will unfold? i play. how do you think that will unfold? ., , ,. , ., unfold? i would be sceptical about that. i unfold? i would be sceptical about that- ithink— unfold? i would be sceptical about that. i think angela _ unfold? i would be sceptical about that. i think angela merkel - unfold? i would be sceptical about that. i think angela merkel comes| that. i think angela merkel comes with some baggage because of her role in the 2008 nato summit in bucharest which gave ukraine a kind of half promise that it could join nato at some point but no idea of when that might be and how it might happen and i think that however this is going to involve painful confessions on both sides of my bet is that it would be the chinese and the chinese have a strong ability to exert pressure on china, and russia, because they have a show�*s only remaining fr

let's begin right away bringing in edward.with the nato conference. what can you report? reporter: a lot of big headlines coming out of brussels a lot of big headlines made by president biden from his news conference. one, if russia uses chemical weapons, nato would respond in kind. obviously he didn't mean nato would use chemical weapons.

edward, good afternoon. reporter: cheryl you heard the president confirm new sanctions will be imposed here. he talked briefly the u.s. military equipment they will give to ukraine. he talked more at length about the humanitarian assistance that he believes the u.s. should impose. on the sanctions front, there is a slew of new moves the president is going to look at. if you look at 400 members of the russia do you duma, their parliament. 40 companies are sanctioned. all the g-7 members are aligning with the sanctions president said at the news conference. will prohibit any transactions by russia related to using its gold reserves to prop up the ruble. they started initiative on sanctions evasion. going after any country helping to get around the sanctions. you announced about this, u.s. will take in 100,000 ukrainian refugees. that is something the president said the u.s. needs to lead on. listen to what he said. listen to him here. we might not have that sot the president saying this is a major piece to rel

governor edwards spoke to the legislature for another 30 minutes.ies and gentlemen, the governor of louisiana, the honorable john edwards. [applause] thank you for that beautiful prayer. all too often, the world is filled with unrest and right now our prayers were especially with the people of ukraine as they defend their homes, their families and freedom. and today we are happy to be joined by the honorary consul of ukraine representing the economic and cultural interest of the country here in louisiana and i asked him to be here today in hopes that he would relay the unified support to the colleagues in ukraine. would you please stand to be recognized? [applause] i know we all look at the balcony but over here, thank you very much for being here. [applause] mr. speaker, mr. president, members of the legislature, my fellow louisiana and's it is an honor to be back in the chamber after delivering last year's speech. you don't need me to tell you we've been through a lot over these past two years navigating the pandemic and multiple disasters i've al

i would love, i agree edward, we should cut off oil shipments from russia to europe.ica. only 4% of our oil and gas comes from russia. but in the european union, it's something that is more significant. we have to get tougher about that. we need to really emptied the cover and really get putin to say, look, if you continue this, your country will be absolutely devastated. >> edward fishman, and the sanctions regimes that we have applied now and in the past, is there a sense among you people who have operated the sanctions that there is a targeted pressure that can individually be brought to vladimir putin, as long as you sanction the correct individuals? >> lawrence, i think that at this point, we are really trying to go after putin with all vectors of attack. so one of those, as you've discussed in the past, is the oligarchs. certainly the very wealthy russians, is including the sylvie key, the senior kremlin officials since putin has known in st. petersburg. but i think another even more important vector of influences the russian economy as a whole. remember, lawren

of louisiana, the honorable john bel edwards. [applause] >> thank you, the ship duca, for the beautiful prayer. all too often our world is filled with unrest, and right now our prayers are specially with the people of ukraine as they defend their homes their families and their freedom. and today we're happy to be joined by eddy hayes who is the honorary council of ukraine. he represents economic and cultural interests of the country in louisiana. i asked himsk to be here today n hopes that heay will relay our unified support to his colles in ukraine. eddie, will you stand and be recognized? [applause] i know we all looked at the balcony but eddie is over here. eddie, thank you very much for being here. [applause] mr. speaker, mr. president, members of thena legislature, my fellow louisiana ends. it is an honor to be back in this chamber after delivering last years speech offsite due to covid. tell you we've been through a lot over these past two years navigating the pandemic and multiple disasters i've always been one to count my

edward?that be , it's going to be a very interesting conversation. this will be the fourth time that president biden has spoken to xi-jinping during his tenure here at the white house. now, if you listen to the words from the chinese, they are distancing themselves from russia, on one hand. on the other hand, you're also seeing a chinese spokesperson say that china will not end normal economic relations with russia, and that includes credit card transactions. the white house press secretary jen psaki says the two world leaders will talk about managing competition as well as the invasion of ukraine. senator marco rubio says china's watching what's happening in ukraine and feels emboldened. >> encouraging someone like putin to do more and i think the president is getting that balance wrong. he has been led on many of these issues and dragged by members of his own party in congress to position after position with regards to ukraine, and frankly, i think that existed before then invasion and it w

this length. >> edward thank you very much indeed for your town. a few minutes. ew minutes. >>> it is 8:00, this is "sky news breakfast." these are our top stories this morning. bombarded and encircled, the ukrainians fleeing to safety as the shells rain down, a special report. >>> the shelling is very close. get down, everyone. get down. >> ukrainian president says

edward lawrence has more. edward. >> reporter: neil, yeah, the u.s.ves out of the three meetings that the president's had with the number of world leaders. you know, he started off the meeting with a nato meeting. we saw the president talking with the french president, emmanuel macron, also with the with the prime minister of japan. in the nato meeting, president zelenskyy made another specific plea if for more plane ares and military hardware. the u.s. is considering a plan to send anti-ship missiles to ukraine, then in the g7 meeting leaders decided on a slew of additional sanctions including prohibiting russia's central bank from using gold for transactions. we have not heard from the president yet, his handlers yelling no, no, no, when reporters tried to ask him questions. but the head of nato talked about the amount of assistance for ukraine and committed to more in the future. listen. >> we pay tribute to the great courage of the ukrainian people and the ukrainian armed forces fighting for their freedom and their rights. we also recognize those

let's go to edward lawrence at the white house with more. edward.eporter: neil, the no-fly zone, also those mig jets, that is also a sticking point still here at the white house. they're pointing back to that assessment that was done by the defense department how that could escalate the situation, and give a target basically for the russian president outside of ukraine if it if takes off from an american airbase. folks at white house watched the speech speech by president zelenskyy, they watched him in english. he says we are the leader of our people, that means leading the people of world. and leader of peace. president biden will respond to president zelenskyy announcing 800 million in humanitarian assistance and aid. >> the steps we are taking are making it more difficult for president putin to build and augment his military. to access technology he needs and wants. taking steps to cripple the economy, regardless what kremlin spokespeople say it had a dramatic impact on the economy. we're doing all of that while providing a historic amount of mil

as the russians creep closer, edward make sure to get home to these young family before the curfew. this is my family, his wife, natalia watches for his arrival. yeah, no mom with local guy. you want anything regarding the wife? anything? buffy. so oh, chin guy used orchard watching, watching her do it, wasn't that been your session? and when you more ship using you might say to me on. gotcha. but then we're starting on post to put a sang some oversight already there you are. natalia's mother lives here to fretting about her grandchildren. although we should be good. i will get the summer that way fullness. if you use the, you know, the natalia, it was a difficult decision to remain in key or courtroom. i'm going to 0. your call of we holla, even your son's cards do j. she enjoy the lose developer of the pride in an issue or yes, this is nicole media. any issue with new marcia? thorndike up by the other. if so e animal was started to move her mom there were use by them. we asked this yeah, i was just a sidewalk and i did check my busy chilly cleanse garden. ah, my lanky shin, that w

and edward hadid even when her bladder leaks.ftest, smoothest fabric keeping her comfortable, protected and undeniably sleek. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. welcome back to sky news breakfast. with us this morning to review the papers, our and thrill bishop's mary-ann ochota -- thank you very much indeed for both of you for joining us. my goodness, i can spot the number of buses, edward, that you guys have pairing up, i think we need it talk about that. let me start off with you, marianne. we are looking at the front page of the daily mail, and free speech to get legal supremacy. can you shed some light on this for us? >> so, this is the introduction -- it's out for consultation at the moment. this british bill of rights, which will be a piece of legislation that will effectively replace the bill of rights that currently stands in law, which was introduced under the labor government. and it's kind of -- i don't know, it's pretty much a kind of an obvious shot, that the position is not as something that is progre

edward lawrence has the story. edward. reporter: liz, one of the many villains here at the white house talking about rising oil prices is oil companies themselves. the president making the case that oil companies are inflating prices to inflate their profits. now two democratic lawmakers have a solution for that in their minds. they want to levy an extra tax on oil companies. now if made law, the companies would pay 50% tax on the difference between the price of oil today versus the average price between 2015 and 2019. the money generated would give 240-dollar payments to single filers making less than $75,000 a year and 350 to joint filers making less than $150,000 a year. the american petroleum institute said this would discourage production and lead to higher gas prices. senator marsha blackburn says there needs to be a "operation warp speed" for oil. >> pull together the federal agencies, the private sector, how do we get more oil, more transportation fuel, more gas, more home heating fuel. generate electric power. how

he is also edward build, a thunderstorm of moscow yawns, to troll the video to the network dangerous, rs in six for 840 forces. so i 'll show you between us. this is a very dangerous car. and here is a dangerous shock on the garden ring. now i was driving along the garden ring, i saw how the blue audi flew into the oncoming lane at high speed and crashed into the volkswagen polo, the speed was, like, just some an unrealistic mass accident, maria artyomova suffered more than others. rescuers literally cut her out of a tin capsule with mint. the medic managed to save the woman, and then for many months in a wheelchair, the culprit at first. it can be said that the court rebounded. yes , a team of lawyers was waiting outside, and it seems that the victim herself, among the first, is ready to defend the one who almost killed her. i just saw a young guy. who made a mistake that he himself has not yet understood how he did it. you know it like a little kid who broke a cup doesn't know. and what she fell, in general, how much he made amends, one can only guess just how and how sincerely bill

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the book is called edward and annie, a penguin adventure. the big question is, how do you know you have an actual penguin signature and not a forgery? >> that would be tough to forge. >> that is a chicken. >> that is it captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, president biden bans oil from russia, taking aim at the heart of the russian economy as we learn tonight that some of the biggest companies in the world are closing their doors to protest putin's war. as the humanitarian crisis in ukraine grows and families say good-bye, the potentially dramatic escalation as poland offers to give up all of its mig-29 fighter jets so the ukrainians can defend themselves. putin's next move: tonight, why the c.i.a. director told congress that the dictator is angry and frustrated over the stalled russian invasion. cutting off russia: tonight, president biden blocks putin's top export, just as gas prices skyrocket in the u.s. and th

edward. >> reporter: that meeting is taking place. the president took no questions from reporters but just getting this from inside the oval office, he said that we've been in touch and coordinate may noted response to hold russia accountable. he says it's an attack on ukraine and europe and that they're a partner, finland, a partner to nato, and we're committed to helping ukraine defend itself. that is what the president is saying the oval office. the two world leaders, the president of finland and president biden, are meeting right now, talking about makinging a closer bilateral relationship. finland has a border with russia. finland's looking at this aggression in the ukraine, they're usually neutral, but now poles in the country are tip -- polls are tipping in the favor of joining nato. vladimir putin does not want finland to be part of nato, it's already a european union country. >> finland's current status as an enhanced opportunity party partner for the alliance helps insure close security ties in the baltic sea region. but, ag

melanie edwards no. mr. henderson. no. >> i think that's an important affirmation of what and how important this message would be. now we have the opportunity to ensure i'm not a musician but i've had them in my family. i am a witness to the scene. can you say again how what you see happening and when using lift every voice? >> wherever we are it sets the tone for the meeting that we are going to hold. i wanted to bring up one thought across the board, and that is this has a majesty that lifted above other songs. i've heard it by the college coe choir and so many others but for the first time by the choir at temple square in salt lake city. >> thank you mr. chair. let me ask the director and professor if i could get the answer from the witnesses the question that we need to present to america is the fact that no matter who you are a comfort of standing, sitting or hearing the song because we are voting on not the black hymnal but the national and i think we have to make it clear no matter who we are there is a unifying

edward lawrence is in washington with more. edward.ter: liz, we're talking about the wave happening in china because factories shut down and supply chains get clogged, inventories get bought up that equals higher prices inflation. we're seeing a 40-year high inflation for prices consumers are paying right now. companies are seeing record high 10% inflation over the past 12 months for stuff they need to make the products to sell. this intersects with the invasion of ukraine. china is very clear it will not stop any economic activity with russia. china offering u.s. a warning, a chinese foreign ministry spokesperson saying we strongly urge u.s. not to undermine the interests of china and other parties when handling relations with russia. china and russia will continue to conduct normal economic and trade cooperation in the spirit of mutual respect, equality, mutual benefits. i asked directly the white house press secretary about this. talking about red lines what u.s. need to see for that breaking of sanctions? >> i understand your quest

is that edward chin? who was the pay master of the regiment put in the paperwork saying that all monies do to john saratoga were to go to him for he is my slave for life. so here we know that we had so kate's munford was a free person of color and then we've got john saratoga who is an enslaved person both serving in the regiment on the roles major john taylor from virginia brought an enslaved. servant with him and registered him into the regiment so that he was getting then rations and pay through his enslaved servant. so we do know that they were there there were other accounts for putnam's regiment at one point about like 27 men and hazen's regiment was part of putnam's regiment and they said there were 27 african-american with the regiment at that time. some of them were probably in hazen's regiment. but so i was really trying to track him down but i i found it. very interesting. they did not make that designator. and what does that mean that they are not making that designator on these troops? down w

maria: all right, edward. keep checking back with you as news develops there on the ground in brussels, edward lawrence. thank you so much. join ming now is florida congressman, house armed services committee member and former green beret commander, michael waltz. thank you very much for being here. what do you expect to come out of the t meetings, what do you want to see happen? >> a few he key things i would hope we would get from president biden in brussels in front of both nato and the european commission, one, it would be nice if he were announcing that plan. it's one thing to push the europeans for an actual strategy. i think that's important, an actual strategy to get off of russian oil so they don't just revert back to their old ways in a year or two but if you were complimenting that with this american energy martial plan, that would be fantastic. beyond that, maria, continuing to demand a real pathway for europeans to get to 2% of their gdp in defense spending. we are sick and tired, i know americans

ben collins and edward wong thank you both. still to come, tonight vladimir putin's information crackdown. how much is really getting through to russian citizens? plus, president zelenskyy it demands the release of an elected official who was allegedly kidnapped by russian troops. we'll have the latest of the ongoing siege in ukraine just ahead. ahead. in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. [winter wind noises] you wanna go out, walter? let's go. yeah! mush, walter! pace yourself. ♪♪ whoa. that's incredible. oh yeah, it's a chevy silverado trail boss. this thing's built for off-roading right from the factory. no, i meant the cat. it's like nobody's seen a cat before. the chevy silverado trail boss. find new friends. find new roads. chevrolet. realtor.com's draw a map feature helped us find what we wanted, where we wanted. so we could finally buy ou

peace nothing that spectacular except joe edwards read it in and he ran runs a restaurant called blueberry hill near washington university and he showed it to chuck berry and chuck thought my description of him was really spot on he's from saint louis. he lived in st. louis there and then chuck berry loved the magic bus. he said i would have stayed in school if somebody would have let me get out of the prison like. school room and actually go and see and do things so he just took to the concept and i got out of nowhere. i always remember the day and my mailbox came a package and he sent me his autobiography and a guitar pick and a note that said if you ever come to saint louis with your magic bus dinner on chuck berry. so we went through st. louis and i got joe edwards the guy who set these up and we met at blueberry hill and chuck and his wife and daughter ingrid. we all had a meal we had a great time and then we would go went down into the basement and we played music with them. he played guitar one of my students played drums a little and he was had our driver saying he set my class up

louis and i got joe edwards the guy who set these up and we met at blueberry hill and chuck and his wife and daughter ingrid. we all had a meal we had a great time and then we would go went down into the basement and we played music with them. he played guitar one of my students played drums a little and he was had our driver saying he set my class up as a band while he played and we had a blast. in angered was daughter is beautiful and has this incredible voice and personality. and so then it just became a mainstay and not only that i the you know, the i would come back to saint louis and we'd have dinner quite a bit and joe edwards and i would go out with chuck and and so i found out that brian they were two people that there's charles berry and chuck. in that i was getting charles, who was this unbelievable gentleman, and chuck was the one who yell at you didn't pay me. i want my money in a you know, you know, and i was getting this sort of fatherly gentleman really remarkably. kind and you know, he called me professor and we would talk and talk about things and you very smart. he's i

>> edward lawrence live at the white house. our southern border is already overwhelmed and we've seen the images for quite some time. president biden is looking to end a trump-era policy. the white house admits it will cause a massive migrant surge. and there is this. >> every which way these things can be reported. we did our due diligence. they just can't do basic journalism. >> nine months later and more news out lets are finally admitting hunter biden's laptop was not the russian disinformation they claimed it was. but the liberal media still sticking up for the president. jason chaffetz is in "focus" next. my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us li

edward lawrence in washington with more. edward.orter: well, liz, president joe biden cleaning up his message for the american people say he did not mean regime change, just expressing his outrage. now the french president emannuel macron would not use that language talking about the invasion of ukraine. macron as well as other leaders from germany, italy and the united kingdom spoke to president biden on a call today, world leaders getting on the same page, they want to see actions, not just words from the russians. president biden: there seems to be consensus let's see what they have to offer. we'll find out what they do but meantime we'll continue to keep strong the sanctions. we're going to continue to provide the ukrainian military with the capacity to defend themselves and we're going to continue to keep a close eye on what's going on. reporter: still representative mike gallagher from the armed services committee says the president needs to stop extending confusing messages. >> it is time for the president to exert leadership

hello, i'm mark edwards with your sport.ken stadium in copenhagen for the first time since suffering a cardiac arrest there during last year's european championship. kasper schmeichel, who's been the stand—in captain for the national side in the absence of the injured simon kaer, made the suggestion to hand the armband to eriksen, and it's set to be an emotional occasion for him — the brentford playmaker collapsed on the field at the stadium in the danish capital during the match against finland, and was later told he was gone from this world for five minutes. it's something that you can't prepare, i think. it's just going to be one of the moments. the reception obviously in holland was very big and my expecting, of course, it's going to be even bigger here. this is the place where it happened and people will see it. and then afterwards people will be talking about it, that everything is back to normal. they're going to have a new memory. and then, yeah, i know it's going to be special — if course it's going to be special —

reporter: good to see you, edward.argest and longest ever in history release of strategic petroleum reserve. 180 million barrels, one million barrels a day, until the last day basically of september. the president through all of this though still can't say when exactly gas prices will come back down. president biden: there will be a slight delay because if you go out there and to your gas station and you purchased x-amount of gas at a certain price you're not going to lower the price at the pump until you're able to get back what you invested and i'm talking matter of i think, days and weeks but it is hard to tell. but it will come down and it could come down fairly significantly. reporter: white house economic advisor brian deece says this is meant to bridge the gap when oil companies plan to bring more oil on to the market. the president also says he wants to impose fees on oil companies holding unused leases as a way to get them to start drilling for more oil. >> the way that policy would operate to say going forwar

stuart: edward thank you very much edward lawrence, one thing lost in this ukrainian war is some of thee always had between super powers, actually going back to the cuban missile crisis where there was a way for military officials and their counterparts , both sides to keep talking to one another, at least to keep communication open. we understand right now that that is broken down and there is no such communication right now. mark meredith at the pentagon with more on that side of the story. mark? reporter: hey, neil, good afternoon to you. well think about it we've got more ways to communicate with people now, cell phones, instant messaging or devices we can't live without but as you've mentioned there have been some calls being made by u.s. officials to the russian military that simply have not been answered at this point. now, we are being told that there are still some options available but the calls being made by the secretary of defense lloyd austin as well as the chairman of the joint chiefs mark milli had been making two russian leaders have not been returned and that those cal

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edward lawrence in washington with more. edward.orter: a white house official telling me today they still believe inflation will come down this year. they did say that russian president vladmir putin invasion of ukraine added to rise in prices but a little more than 24 hours ago federal reserve chairman jerome powell says that because of the war, elevated inflation will continue through this year and then come down next year. >> it is pretty clear that inflation has spread more broadly across services. yes, that is concerning. meanwhile we see some progress on the good side but really in this latest report it was confined to vehicles which ad itedly a large category. reporter: federal reserve indicated it will raise interest rates six or seven times this year and another three or four times next year. that means credit card interest rates will go up. payments for variable mortgages will start to cost more. bottomed line inflation is here to stay, here for the foreseeable future. there are differing opinions how fast the fed should m

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edward lawrence is live in brussels with the very latest. edward., i am live in brussels. behind me here is the majestic city hall or town hall of brussels. you can see it is lit up with yes low yele and blue in support of ukraine. president biden will be here to give a message to show a unified front. especially on sanctions, we're expected to hear sanctions on 300 new members of the russian parliament, lawmakers. also here the plan will announce ukrainians, ukrainian official is actually saying in addition to that relief workers you were talking about they're seeing cyber warfare, cyberattacks on supply lines in ukraine largely pushed back. but those lines giving food and aid. european union pledged enormous support for the 3 1/2 million refugees coming out of ukraine. early on people were mainly staying with friends. now the eu is seeing people mostly with nowhere to go and no place to stay. people have seen the destruction by the russians and have more trauma related needs. not physical but mental. they allow refugees to live and work anywhere i

edward lawrence is in brussels with work, edward good to see you. practice good to see it liz.resident joe biden this morning centex european commission president ursula's announcing plans to get more short-term liquefied natural gas to the european union. jake sullivan the national security advisor outlined three ways that's going to happen. first, the good opened up new ports the u.s. can send to in the european area. second they're going to divert shipments that are currently out to other countries. and move them toward europe. and third, get cutter to fill in the gap for the loss of the natural gas for those other countries. now, nothing what the natural gas industry expanding in the u.s., listen to the president. >> are going to have to make sure families in europe can get through this winter and the next what we are building infrastructure for diversified, resilient and clean energy future it's a catalyst. a catalyst that will drive the investments we need to double down on our clean energy goals and accelerate progress. toward our net zero emissions future. >> and the la

fox business's edward lawrence is live in brussels.e try to help the european union to get off the reliance on russian energy. the catch, though, he is doing it in the name of moving off fossil fuels, not increasing production of natural gas within the u.s. listen. >> president biden: that goal, while accelerating our progress toward a secure, clean energy future. this initiative focuses on two core issues. one, helping europe reduce its dependency on russian gas as quickly as possible. the second, reducing europe's demand for gas overall. >> national security advisor says the u.s. identified three ways to -- expand the number of ports allowed to receive the current u.s. exports. diverting natural gas shipments from other countries to europe and the third, getting qatar to fill in the gap for the loss of natural gas to those other countries. nothing about expanding the u.s. national gas industry. european commission president on the same climate change page. >> this can only be achieved through, of course, first of all investment in re