let's get out to hadley live from milan she has been covering all things energy hadley, i understand you have been talking to people in the corporate world and all options are on the table in europe to shore up energy supplies this winter and in the months beyond. how are corporates thinking about the role that they can play in europe's quest to become energy secure in the months ahead? >> reporter: julianna, it is fascinating con vversations the last couple days you say all options are on the table in terms of the policy response the folks i'm talking to here say good luck to them. there is serious investment needed we are talking about three to five years of pain depending which city we heard from the and germans helping each other out historic moment of energy sharing. this all goes back to the individual decisions by poli polic policymakers we have seen germany bringing to france and uk outside of the eu now. and i'm speaking to one earlier in terms of who is sitting pretty which is spain and portugal have a different dynamic and outlook with the pain they will be feeling as a re

i want to talk with hadley heath manning. $4100 in income to the biden administration. express what that means to an ordinary family. >> it means a loss of financial security, charles. so many things in life don't simply stop because we face increased costs when it comes to inflation or higher interest rates. if refrigerator stops working, if dishwasher stops working, if a child has a medical need you have to come up with that dollar to meet that emergency. so many people feel they can't do that they're spending so much more money on inflation. $3,000 increased a year of inflation costs and other 1200 of the heritage study, that is a cost related to higher interest rates are one tool that the policymakers are trying to use to combat inflation. charles: the sad part there we know for a fact that is going higher. we just talked to brian about that and the inflation part of it is lingering. year-over-year one of the consequences the principle of mortgage payments are up more than 52%, making the dream of homeownership fade drama

the family of another victim, nicole hadley, also spok >> thi >> police say three students died in five more were injured. among them, missy jenkins smith. the gunshot left her paralyzed from the waist down. she spoke at the virtual parole hearing. the family of nicole hadley, another victim, also spoke. >> she won at ever get to see heboy whr o acted thand daynics named after. >> they say they want the gunman to stay in prison. everyone affected does not. >> i think about the 14-year old boy who acted that they. i think of my own children. i think the man that boy became should get the chance to try to do and be better. >> he says he can be a productive member of society. if paroled he says he will live with his parents but look for a job in the fast food business and continue to work with counselors. >> that would be very important in this situation. i would need to maintain some sort of mental health care. >> he says he now understands he must ignore the voices that speak in his head to this day. >> what i am hearing is not real going to make anything better, but he's sorry for what

robberies in san francisco have been arrested. 36 year-old nicole home so fairfield and 20 year-old monte hadley of delay or suspected of robbing people at gunpoint and at least 13 holdups. the robberies reportedly happened throughout august to different locations after the last armed robbery. police say they located the alleged car used to flee the scene and took the 2 in custody. they were booked on several charges, including suspicion of felony robbery and conspiracy. >> new at 5 seats be investigating a freeway shooting in contra costa county happened on highway 4 near highway one, 60 at about 5.30, this morning. police say that after the shooting, the suspect car victim's car kept driving west on highway 4 until the victim crashed near hillcrest avenue. it is not clear the victim crashed into another car or into an object. police say that the suspects car, which is described as a dark colored bmw, drove west and fled the scene. police say that when officers arrived, they found the victim with non life threatening gunshot wound. no arrests have been made. police are investigating on whether

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but with land from july yellow, warm and live in this i need he can kill, got a lie, hadley. well normally we cut wood from the jungle to cook food aria, all over hot metal soccer. we face a lot of problems when we're in the jungle. dr. the are we face sexual harassment earlier, including racism or in a live glass or what are the other women in the camp report? the same, sexual assaults are irregular threat, but the fear of being attacked while gathering wood will now hopefully disappear, just like the smoke pollution from the charcoal stoves. in this communal kitchen, the women take turns cooking for their families with bio gas, they get it free of charge from a near bike by a gas plant. the women of the camp also provide the fuel for the by a gas production themselves by collecting fresh cow dung. the dung is poured into a trough and stirred before it goes into the buyer digest a tap. the gas produced in the tank is piped underground into the communal kitchen where it provides a hotter and cleaner flame than charcoal. for the around $100.00 women. here the bio gas is libera

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hide our demi and also, but we fled from de la yellow arm and leaving this idp count kilkari. ly hadley. well normally we cut wood from the jungle to cook food area all over hot muddle soccer. we face a lot of problems when we're in the jungle. difficulty are we faced sexual harassment only at including regular or in the little glass or matter. the other women in the camp report the same sexual assaults or a regular threat. but the fear of being attacked while gathering wood will now hopefully disappear, just like the smoke pollution from the charcoal stoves. in this communal kitchen, the women take turns cooking for their families with bio gas, they get it free of charge from a near bike bio gas plant. the women of the camp also provide the fuel for the bio gas production themselves by collecting fresh cow dung. the dung is poured into a trough and stirred before it goes into the by a digest attack. the gas produced in the tank is piped underground into the communal kitchen where it provides a hotter and cleaner flame than charcoal. for the around $100.00 women here, the bio gas is lib

they've been identified as 35 year old nicole holmes of fairfield and 20 year old amante hadley.ancy pelosi and transportation secretary pete buttigieg. we're in san francisco today checking out the progress on the long delayed central subway project the muny metro extension through soma union square in chinatown still set to serve passengers in the fall abc 7 news reporter suzanne fawn with a closer look now. this is the ride so many have been waiting for construction on the central subways nearly done today. we tagged along as local and national leaders rode the train on the underground rail line from union square to chinatown san francisco. mayor london breed house speaker nancy pelosi and the us transportation secretary got a closer. look at what crews have been working on for years. thank the community for their patients during the many many years of construction work began in 2010 on the central subway line. originally was supposed to be done by december 2018 the 1.6 billion dollar project stretches 1.7 miles and will connect san francisco's downtown areas to chinatown. tha

they must get more information and solve this issue as a traffic jam until monitor hadley bridge at the mar logo. meteorologists have forecast heavy rain and burglary until friday. so residents have several more days of chaotic conditions to endure before they can expect some relief. victoria gate and be al jazeera. well, let's bring in a preacher persona, who's the editorial head that the news minute, which is the digital news platform basin and glory project. thanks very much indeed for joining us. it looks like a very, very difficult situation. have you seen anything like this before? really to be honest, every year we do see floods in some part of the city audio, but yes, the extent that we've seen the stine is unprecedented. and every single york times to apply may change and also door unplanned expansion of our open infrastructure. the situation seems to be getting was as on today at the eastern, but the deal is mostly under water, about 70 to 75 years continued to mean flood even as we'd expecting maureen's in the 2nd half of the day of the government, of course has announced a f

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energy minister about the russia price cap and whether or not his country will play ball joumanna >> hadley, i'll pick it up here. the crucial buy in for the price cap to be effective. >>> we move on from energy for now or pivot to the uk where energy is a major issue. today it is all about the politics at downing street geoff is live on the ground. >> reporter: absolutely. energy is going to be a key policy issue that the next prime minister will have to tackle very quickly we've got a little over three hours now until we find out who will be the next leader of the conservative party and ultimately the new prime minister we'll be back right afterthis to talk a little bit about some of the issues that will have to be addressed stay with us another busy day. of course it is - you're a cio in 2022. so what's on the agenda? you guys have a look at that and see... morning security briefing - make that two. share that link. send that contract. see what's trending. check the traffic on your network. in real time. with the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. lunch? -

the family of another victim, nicole hadley, also spoke. >> this past june my granddaughter, charlie was sitting in my lap crying because she won't ever get to see her aunt nicole who she's named after. >> reporter: they say they want the gunman to stay in prison everyone shot tows not. >> i think about the 14-year-old boy who acted that day and i think of my own children and i think the man that boy became should get the chance to try to do and be better. >> reporter: carnile says he can be a productive member of soc society. he'll live with his parents, continue to work with counselors. >> i think that would be very important in this situation if it were to happen. i would need to maintain some sort of mental health care. >> reporter: he says he must ignore the voices that speak in his head to this day. >> what i'm hearing is not real. >> reporter: before the end of the parole hearing carnille was asked if he had anything else to say. he apologized to the victims and their families he knows that it's not going to make anything better, but he's sorry for what he did. we'll know by m

now, knowing steven hadley's a deputy national secured advisor at the time of knowing how good a lawyer he is, i am sure made the president signed a piece of paper i hereby declassify these excerpts. in this document for this purpose. and i'm sure that document sets somewhere. that is the only case i know where presidents actually declassified a document. and even times when a present has requested can we declassify this? it's someone else at the end of the day who does a declassification. the dni are the head of the cia for the president himself does not do the declassification. >> that makes more sense than what they are claiming. the idea you have human resources, assets names are somehow in the context the information is given could reveal who the source is would be declassified willy-nilly we want to keep in your home or something. it is very irresponsible. >> i think this is important pretty want to make a distinction here between the president taking classified documents from the oval office to the residence, right? there is nothing wrong with that. president obama did all the ty

we have mayor hadley in north myrtle beach, bethune. these are great ladies. they know what they're doing. our governor is on this. we're doing the best we can. i'm in clemson, south carolina. they're just putting up the stands for a home -- "game day" will be here. most of south carolina will be good to go. what i worry the most about is the flooding that comes from the rain. joaquin and harvey stayed over, right? never went away. these rivers coming down from north carolina flood. this could be a couple days before we realize how much damage can be done here. the flooding is terrible. a lot of property damage. get off the roads. power lines down. you can get electrocuted. let's ride this thing out. i do worry about what is to come if it stalls out and dumps a bunch of rain. joaquin and harvey were devastating because of the flooding. >> martha: harvey dropped 50 inches of rain. >> unbelievable. never went away. >> that's right. we were down there covering it. we thought the same thing. where is this water going to go? your colleague, senator tim scott says y

now, knowing steve hadley, who was the deputy national security advisor at the time and knowing how good of a lawyer he is, i am assured that he made the president signed a piece of paper that said i hereby declassified these excerpts from this document for this purpose. and i am sure that that document sits somewhere. but that is the only case i know where a president has actually declassified a document. and even the times when a president has requested can we declassify this? it is some of the elves at the end of the day that does the declassification. and the head of the cia, the president himself does not do the declassification. patricia: so, that makes more sense than what they are claiming. i mean, the idea that you have human sources, your assets, the names or the context of the information is given could reveal who the source is would be declassified willy-nilly just because the president wants to keep it in his home or something. it seems very irresponsible. mr. morell: i think this is important. i just want to make it a station here between the president taking classified doc